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PROVINCES NOT rAcirIED.
Insurgents Wear Havana 49, Outlook
for Them Hopeful.

New York, January 1.-THE World this
morning publishes a letter from special
correspondent from Arroyo Arena. Havana,
dated December %. which says:
Il have been fortunate enough to get
into Havana. get gu, of it again and lind
an insurgent force in just twelve hours.
This rlace is six miles from San rodro,
where Macco is reported to have been
killed.
"It is not true that either pinar del RIO
or Havana provinces have been pacined.
The insurgents are not thinking OF making
peace. They are more active and hopeful
than ever There were but 5000 rebels IN
Pinar del Rio privnce. They are still
there General Wcyler at the head of 30,
| 400 spanish troops did not conquer them
| trustworthy.
! "Maceo never fought in heavy columns
| His bands were always scattered. He
never had more than 200 men with him
! His plan was TO harass tease and tire then
out The situation here looks better FOL
! the insurgents than when / left pinar de
| Rio last August Even the Spaniards nd
init that several garrisons have surrond
| cred rode for four weeks with tho SAINT
force of insurgents with Aoosta. eight
months ago and over this same ground
| Acosta's men are positively fat, and thei
! horses look well fed. From their appear
| ance. at least II does not seem that THU
| district ravished by he bloody san Quen
| ten battalion and twelve separate forces
| is likely to be 'pncihcd.
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Anli-t.nld McsxnEc.

Nashville. Tenn. January 6,-Governoi
Turnoy sent his message TO the legislature
today. IT rc'ases purely 10 stlre anairs,
except in one particular, lie advises the
legislature 10 enact "A law that no obliga-
lion hereafter cSacutcd payable In gold
alone or gold contract be enforcelb,e In
Tennessee in the courts aud that 1ulG-
rnenfs on such contracts shall be DIS
charged in any legal tender currency and
that gold mortgage ana deeds OF trust
executed by Citizens in this state, .inclid-
ing railroads and stock comp1h,e', he non
enforcelble as 10 the gold clause.
This afternoon Representative Craig In
,roduced resolution expressing sympn-
Thy for cuba; shat the rights OF l'nitoc
tioning congress to immediately take steps
TO bring the cruel and bnrbarous war to
an end
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CHARGE or PIRACY.


Nou. v,r, 1a,,,ar,, 81 ,oooio, to
'
me Herald from Jacksonville RIA. says
1t is likely that j. NJ Bars, attorney for
tho o,,ners or tho rbroo t,ricrds ,hn cu
.,,,'. ,,e,., -,
va" nhpus'c'' 'aP'a'n L. y LOWS c"'''
mandcr; John Dunn. engineer; Captain
Jno O Brien. the veteran illibus,er, and }.
A. Huaun and Henry Frigot, agents of the
Cuban iun,a here. VIII be prosecuted by
the United States government ON Il charge
of piracy Such a prosecution Is foreshad-
owed in Il libel which was filed today
against the Three Friends by United
States District Attorney Frank Clark
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ALLISON FOR SECRETARY.
Claim That He Has Been rendered
the State Portfolio.
STATE LEGISLATURES ASSEMBLE
Organization Perfected In LcRisin-
lures of Several Stntcs-McsraEcs
Ncnd--Othcr Political News.

Cleveland, Ohio, January C--Prcsident
eject McKialey returned 10 Cleveland this
,vcntrg, heirg accompanied by General
Felix Agnus. editor of the Baltimore
American. The conference at Canton TO.
day between Major Mckinley anil Senator
Allison has caused considerable spccula-
ton. IT is not doul,'od that Mr. Mckinley
invited Mr.. Allison to canton for the pur-
pose Of offering him the secretary &C state.
There Is no doubt either, that the onor
was INSIDE. but whether I, WAS accepted or
not only the pDrttcs to the conference and
one or Two other persons know. VI is given
out TINT the president elect had dccilcl
upon Mr.. Allison for secretary of stu c
some time since. ana II has also been said
that the latter was avorso 40 leaving the
senate "a. this time for reasons which were
satisfactory TO himself Al all events the
conference today was of most friendly
nature and II Is poss BILE thni the rresl-
DC 1t-oloct was able to overcome the sen1.
tors objections to accepting u cabincn
! portfolio. The rumors TO the effect that
Cornelius Bliss hasl been offered and had
accepted the portfolio of the navy depart.
ment gained strength doday when The A
| sociatnd Press report was received from
! New York. IN which Mr.. I.lhss refused
| either TO deny or coniirm the report.
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Jacksonville Fla, June 6.-The schoon-
er Dauntless arrived in port this evening
from its alleged flllbustoring expedition
TO Cuba the expedition having been safely
landed, The officers of tho tug profess
expedition and that they not seen the coast
of Cuba A very rough trip was expert
enced. Unless the Dauntless shall be de-
tanned it will at once load with arms and
ammunition and apply for clearance pa
pers for Nuevitas. Cuba.
Horato Rubens. general counsel for the
Cuban junta at New York. Is here con
Quoting an investigation into the cause OF
the laundering Of the steamer Commodore.
loaded with arms and ammunition for Cuba
last Friday night. No conclusion has been
reached
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Peculiar Con,c,, In Arkansas.

Iatlc Rock ARK. January Ga yer,
anc point win probably como before the
Arkansas legislature for decision whsl
rhe leg slaiure meets next week, ~
trict may bc declared vacant by Governor
Clarke and the senate called upon 10 de-
eide "A contest shor, Time previous 20
INC Ia n general election A, Is. Williams OF
Weghinlf ON county he hnd-oNor tfNaior'
dlcl. and as II was only short tim" ~
~ the general election no special erection
y.aa c,iied A. A. Gibson Of Hope, demo
rr1t. and r. W. Hayes Of PRESCOTT, popi-
\ Ni, wcro the nominees of their rcsp"ctiN"
PARTIES at the general election In Sei'ein,
that Governor Clarke" Intentions are to
declare tho office vacant for TIE reason
thai ih. election was no, legal, as " WAS
NOR who WAS not officially notified of The
denth of Senator Williams until today.
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GenersI observations.

Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at s y. m. 10th meridian
time:
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The ITntr Estate.

San Francisco, January Elm the forth e
con ing suit Of Mrs Nettie Craven the al
legged contract widow of James G. Fair, for
II slice of the estate, tho attorneys for Mrs.
Craven are busy preparing evidence 10 Of
cot tho report of Experts Anes and Car
ynlho that the pencil WILL aieods aud mar
rinrc contract arc forgcries This VIII he
introduced when the case is called for
trial on February 2. The representative
NJ Mrs Craven are going to have few
e,perts themselves. who will he put on
the stand to declare the documents gen.
uinc.
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KILLED IN CUBA.
Ex-Congrrssmnn Dnughcrty Is sup
posed To Have Hccn Slain.


posed to Have Hccn Slain.
Memphis. Tenn, January Ga special
to tho Commercial Appeal from Dalton
Ga. says.
There Is little doubt doubt but that Hon.
Charles r. Daughcrty, congressman
from the second district of Florida, has
been slain in Cuba. Reports have been
published from cuba about the killing
there of one Charles Daugherty. an Ameri-
can citizen who was identified by an auto
graph on a gold watch found on his per-
son Mr. Daugherty was born near this
place and grew TO manhood here, when he
moved TO Florida and was elected TO con-
cress within three years. At the end OF his
congressional term he returned to his old
homo leaving there in July. since which
time no word has been heard from him.
Letters and kilograms sent to Daytona
and other Florida points have returned
with information that he is not there.
kilograms to all parts of Florida have been
today without result When Mr.. Daugh
eriy left home in July he had just such a
watch. with the autograph as indicated. He
was an ardent Cuban sympathizer. often
declaring his purpose to join the insur-
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EIGHT DAYS GIVEN.


the removal of furniture, clothing. cooking
utensils trunks and other domestic effects
unless provided with a special permit, as
required in writing twenty four hours in
advance, stating the destination of the
goods.
Considerable excitement developed over
n proposition to send long dispatch to the
Madrid government giving assurances of
support and expressing regret nj the at
lacks made on Captain General Weyler by
the Madrid press, and asking che govern e
ment to let General Weyler remain here
as his presence Is necessary for the uaciii
cation Of the place. The discussion oTer
this proposition was hot ana II was only
after considerable opposition that 1t was
ndOn,cd.
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ALLISON REFUSES.
lie WtII Not Give up the senator
shin.

Cleveland. ohio. january G.-Scnator
declined tho prorfcr of an Ohio horn prcei-
dent to accept a position In his cahndt.
THIS is the position that President elect
Mckinley finds himself In tonight, as tho
result of his visit 10 Canton and his con
ference with Senator Allison today. The
| inycrvicw lasted from II 30 until il5 when
the gentlemen snt down TO lunch together
Senator Allison expressed the fullest SYM
pahhy with and good wishes for the com
! Ing administration aud expressed his dc
sire to do all he could to promote ~ wei
fare. lie was decisive In She statement
however, tina, he could not with the new
s,ra torial term hociuaing with thc admin
istration give M his place in the senate
for an asimjnid railvo office IN cXplain'nf
hs regret ar not hclng able 20 accept q
cabinet portfolio, Senator Allison gave the
president elect tho greatest nasurlncos OF
his corporation ir the senate. where h,
SAID he fel, he could hc OF far more hen
cen. both to Major Mckinley gnd The re
publican party. than hy taking M the IN
tricatc aud dlf'icult task that must fal
ON the shoulders of cabinet officer
The decision of Senator Allison to re
main outsidc OF the now administration 4
undoubtedly much of disappointment t
Major Mckinley. His refnsal opens NJ
anew The cabinet sr'n'ion and All the oil
problems aud difficulties In which tn
ohio situation is most prominent are nov
,ronol hfrosh.
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ronnintion of France.

Paris, January 6.-The result OF the last
census which is just published. shows
that there is no sign of recovery in the
birth rate. Tho total increase in the pop
ulation OF France since 1891 is only 49,
or, while the number of foreigners In
France is decreasing. The large towns
are growing slightly at the expense of the
smaller towns and the rural districts. The
Inhabitants have increased In twenty four
towns and have decreased in sixty three
other departments.
The minister of the interior, NJ. Berthou
notes an increase of immigration, but he
is compelled to confess to the marked ten
dency OF the population to remain station
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waiting for WeyIcr's Advice.

London, January CA Daily News dis
patch from Paris explains that the Span
isb government convencs the cabinet coun-
Gil on Friday to enable Captain General
WoyleI to send rcassuring news. especi-
ally regarding the withdrawal OF the prcsS
correspondents from Cuba. which will ne
one OF the subjects OF debate. at Is be
l.eved that the Porto Rico reforms will
be extended to Cuba the dispatch adds,
directly General Wcyler officially advises
the government that Western Cuba is pact
ucd "
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ION GIVEN TO BAYARD,
i. IN Honor of the United
States Ambassador
WITH HIS RECORD
80. 20 mind Together the
4. s,.tes, Great Britain nnu
|c.,,dn - Foreign News.

M January s.--The Article club an
Ian which is made up OF the lead
ncrcial firms of the country, rep
:. an aggregate capital of $780,
,hs agents in general in London
.,,ries. the heads of the govern
,snar,ments and many others inter
,ho commerce of the empire, gave
80, tonight at the Hotel Cecil, the
e,o,es ambassador, MIR. Bayard, be-
.rest OF the evening. The Earl OF
who succeeds the Earl OF Winchel'
,rssident of tine club, was chairman,
tho conclusion Of the dinner he
the proceedings. The earl made a
,.rks in eulogy OF Mr.. Bayard and
nher, q. Herbert, agent general IN
for Tasmania, toasted the colonies,
-. ,aid we're greatly indebted to
ra for the settlement of certain
,a,d,,y TO the federation of the
h. speaking people.
non,,d smith, Canadian high com
oor IN London, responded with a
,r,hr,e 10 Sir Charles Topper. cX
pr of Canada, and Mr.. Bayard. lie
h,ve in Canada everything which
ode the United States what 1t is to-
aro, Vaughan, archbishop Of West
nroposed the toast to the "Peoplc
limited States" amid prolonged
ia .aId: THE United States and
pritalu have common mission of
.,,on ard Brtons have extended TO
mcrican cousins the hand OF fellow
ainaI Vaughan proceeded with words
ise for Mr. Bayards tact and kind
n the recent anxious period growing
the Venezuelan dispute. The United
he said, had often chosen worthy
eu,atiyes to England. but never had
bpler choice been made than that Of
bayard.
m Mr. Bayard arose to reply to this
he received tremendous ovation
those present. He said:
have sincerely tried to be faithful TO
trust. We look upon our English
BIS aud upon Canadians as half broth
There is nothing In the growth Of
$ia but what will awaken pride In the
h States. There is not. and there
not to be. any Just obstruction be
the United States, Great Britain
canada. There should be no diver
by sharp phrases and insults that
longer than injuries.
)erring In his usual strain 10 the re-
Is between England and the United
}, Mr.. Bayard closed by saying III
he evoked the displeasure OF some
Use have sought to preserve amity,
lot say that ! am very sorry. ON tho
AIRY, am rather grateful for the dis
on II is in no spirit of defiance. but
well considered spirit Of gratitude
reflect that have been able TO bring
ands and hearts Of two countries to-
r, II that is my record, shall carry
ay and keep 1t wherever | go"
) guests all rose in their places al the
lslon of the ambassadors speech
Y cheering and waving their handkerl
!. 1t was the greatest ovation that
been rendered to Mr.. Bayard during
ervice here. He was visibly affected
almost broke down once or twice dur
he course of his SDeoch
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sherman has received an inv.tntion 10
visit Major Mckinley II his home ana
few days. There Is liutle doubt that the
senator win on this visit he formally ten
dcrcd the state portfolio and the impress
he viii accept Indeed, II IS asserted that
the D,nator has already been informally
made acquainted with Major Mckinley's
office and that the latter has been advised
of the scnMior's acceptance In tho same
mlllnor.
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SEVEN SISTERS BURNED.
ming of n Convent Caused Los,
of Life.

of Life.
)bervale. Quebec, January 6--The lives
even Ursuine sisters were lost today
fire that destroyed the convent OF Our
\ of Lake St John at this place. The
blishmont was controlled by the ursu-
of Cubic, clustered organization and
oldest sisterhood In Canada Inc
es Of the dead in religion are as fol-
}; Sister Providence. Sister ursulc,
pr Anne. Sister Loase, Sister Antoine
Padua, Sister Dominique, Sister Paul
be family and Christian names OF tho
are: Miss Eliza Gosseline, st. Juan
istcstom: Miss Rose Gosseline, 81. Jean
islostom, Miss Emi.Ia Lcstourneau.
pee; Miss c. Garneau ST. Foye: Miss
pra Hudon Herbertvillo, Miss BouiIlc.
Chambault; Miss Louisc Girard, Rob
aie.
men 1t became known that the convent
on fire there was CONSERVATION in the
age. Ordinarily in thit institution
almost fifty young ladies' rnder tuI-
H. besides a number of nuns. n0viccs,
making total OF almost 100 Most Of
STUDENTS were absent. however, on their
'uay vacation The utmost confus on
.aiied at the scene of the fire. Nuns and
Pns rushed from the building. All the
pug iadles. as far as can Tx learned.
apea Today they were quartored com :
L'aoiy' and so far none are reported
tsng with the nuns. however, the case
T. oilierent. The special care of looking
I.r inc welfare of young girls. and when
ron was called seven devoted womyr
I not respond. They were overtaken by
|ine and smoke and persisted. The loss
I ona at $4,000. with on,y sE5out
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u,i,ots General Assembly.

Springfield. H., January G-The opening
OF the fortieth session of the Illinois GER
oral assembly occurred today. 1t was at
tended by no unusual incifoM. 7. Z. Cur
ia republican WAS elected speaker ~ the
house ana H. V. Fisher, republican, was
, iectcd president pro tempore. toVernor
Altgelds biennial message was presented
and both houses adjourned. II IL INTER
stood THAI the blllotng for the senator
shin viii nat begin before January IL.
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>.,,ix All u.pubIicnns.

Concord, n. H.. january G.-'fhe one
hundred ami fret session OF she Now
HAMPSHIRE legislature was opened today
with The usual ceremonies Spectators
were present from adj par,a of the state
il. T. Briggs of Manchester republican:
was elected speaker OF Inc house aiid
chester 49, Jordan of Lancaster was
chosen president of dhe senate. The pres
ent legislature Is OVERWHELMINGLY rcpuh-
lican IN tho scnute there are twrn'y-tWo
house The G are Al rcp,bli ans and ol DEM
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Peru prcpnring for War.

New York. January 6.Tho Herad's cor
respondent In la paz, Bolivia, tccgraphs
that the press, almost without an oxcep
ton, demands that the government hasten
military preparations. In view OF the fact
that Peru is making formidable efforts In
the way OF arming herself, The Bolivian
papers say that the government must no.
be caught mapping and that a strong mill
tary policy must be adopted at once.
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pritrI,nrd,n Cantcst.

Raleigh. n. C.. January 6.-lnterest IN
the senatorial contest was intensified to-
day by the publication OF a statement by
Con = cssman skinner of a list OF sixteen
populisrs who, 1t Is claimed. will vote for
Prltchir'd. Senator Butler, however. to-
night authorized AN interview in which he
rejects this claim. saying THAI fifteen OF
the sixteen populists named came to him
today and denied dhat they were pledged
10 Pritoh.uI
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''nuoh' January Slater reports re-
'.' mere IN regard TO the banquet re-
"'F given Colonel Cecil Rhodes. OK
emler of Cape Colony, show that II re-
''u IN scene OF notable enthusiasm
l "A' OF The speech in which Colonel
'S asserted that the paramount idea
,u,Apsahslon' that the worlds surface I,
1 ke ~ auu therefore the best policy is Ia
| y can ' hui OF that surface as you poss
|b.ra mas created sensation in London
Eooo e even his best friends regard tht
: VIM OF Colonel Rhodes with mis-.
|ons n dnd lear that he is inflamlng pas.
TIM winch Will lead to further troubles
ka, lSse Interested in South Africa gen
|olonel j pbo.n the defiant attitude which
esd OF Cooperating with tho asnuen .n,
\. r. uhh9ing the mischief resulting from
~ 'a'a INTO the Transvaal.
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co,orndo LegisIaturc.

Delver. Colo. January G.-The eleventh
biennial session of the Colorado ics.sla-
lure convened today. Tha populists and
si!verltes captured the ORGANIZATIONS In
10th the horse and senate with the add OF
Inc few Mckinley republican pembers.
Edward Hurblr was elected speaker OF
Tho house: Francis Carney. popllist was
oiecteI nrcsident pro tempore OF the seb.
ME Governor-ele,F Adams VIII be 'naugu-
- cd ,rncsnnN .fnnMnrY lG.
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Elected OfMcers.

Hartford. Conn, January 6.--The gen.
eral ass,mbly Of Connecticut mot and or
ganlzed today. Tho house has a members
ship OF 2is republicans and "a democrstA
and all the senate Is republican,, Jame9
Barbour of Hartford was elected speaker
bly, elected the u&lhal complement OF olSlp
GERS and adtourned for the day. x
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Paris. January G.-Ln Petite Republique
says the government has no faith in the
duration OF peace, as evidenced by the fact
that IL has addressed to the officers on the
frontier a series of special questions rcla
tive to the eventual mobilization of forces.
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Dcmocrnt. In control.

JeHeNson city. Mo, January 6.-The MIS-
souri, legislature convened At noon TO-DAY
and after temporary organzm1oh al
journcd until tomorrow. George 7. collins
wal elected Temporary speaker OF lhe
house and T. j Tinlle OF SeIuia tent
porary clerk The democrats have safe
majority In each house an VIII elect M
their officers and unned states senator
To succeed George j. Vest.
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G,ndslonc on ,-

|ho s,- January 6,-The celebration OF
w birthday Of Mrs, Gladstone. v lie of the
reoi British statesman today woa NJ mn
krmnn ,n,efes' owing to the presence of AN
k,-s reputation and tho unwilling by
'Austone, of memorial window in
."a'den church to the martyred Arme-
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Lincoln. Neb., January 6.--Nebraska tree
silver men OF all parties held a conven-
ton here today and organized State
league. General @. r.. Scout of Omaha
Was elected president and james Stocihall
dir the meeting briefly. saying It was
better TO have run and lost than never 70
have run at all.
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London. January The Daily News an
! nounces that the Pacific Cable company
has finally sigred its contract. 1t says
he lowest bid for Tanning island cable
runges from & I $780, 900 to 6 / 500 coo.
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Lady scot,'s Tr,,I

"aoh January 6-When the trial Of
| "oei suit brought by Earl Russell
sco,, us mother-in-lnw, Lady Salina
' ""u Two male defendants, John Cock
T, hs an engineer, and William Av,o,,
or ,be resumed this morning counsel
;co,t's license oontended that Lady,
ate ber n no OBJECT was anxiety TO ylpdl-
,usbana,su aush'er and defendant srom har
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Ucncrni Lnrrric Aliyr.

New York, January 6.--Gcncral Joe La
crete. the Cuban insursent leader whom the
spaniards reported dead. Is alive and we'll
President Palma OF the Cuban junta today
received a letter from General Lacreto. in
which he Gays no waa husi'y occupied IN
organizing troops, aud had also started two
newspapers within the insurRent lines.
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mis-. Dumb ~. nm Oyster.

New York. January G.--Cornclius N. Bliso
Ia homo from his Western trip Mr.. Bliss
was asncd II II was true that he had been
rendered and mad accepted the navy port
folio, but replied MY lips are sealed NJ
30 what passed between Mr.. Mckinley end
myself. Further than to tell you that we
talked Of various matters ana that we had
very pleasant time together, ] can say
nothing about our conversAt ion."
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Michigan LcpInIniurc.

Lansing. Mich January d,--l3oih houses
cutt rcd upon the thrty-nIrth biennial ses-
fton of the Michigan legislature ali noon
today. Governor Pingroe arrived frcm De-
troit mn hour previously. but he id no.
appear in the senate or house. Large
crowds were presf,st In both chambers
THE proceedings were OF the usual opening
,nutfpa q hofs,gigr