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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-01

the immediate vicinity showed that th<
murder had been planned.
General Weyler, In issuing 4 recens
pronounciamento declaring that three
OF the Cuban provinces were pacifed
ordered that all pacificos who had been
held in durance as suspects should be
released. This order gave freedom to
thirty-four young Cubans, among 9TH
ers, who had been prisoners for two
and half years at the Spanish penal
colony at Ceuta, on the coast CT Mo-
rocco They were taken across the
strait the Gibraltar and left there pen
niless. Jose Prinelles, of this city, pro-
vided with subscription fund, has just
returned here with fifteen Of the releas-
ed pacifcos, this being as many as the
fund enabled him to pay passage for.
The remaining nineteen are still In
Gibraltar, some with friends, and all
getting food and shelter as best they
can.
None of them, Mr.. Prinelles said. had
ever been allowed trial or hearing.
and, being only suspects, they were
not subjected to the full rigor Of prison
discipline at Ceuta. They were, in fact,
allowed the liberty of the town, but
they found it desirable to avoid en-
counters with the Spanish soldiers or
officials, as to meet one in the street
generally resulted in their being insult
ed or knocked down. They had to re-
turn to the prison, or castle, as it is
called, at certain hour In the evening
and be locked up for the night. They
were fed on beans. onions and very
bad meat, generally tainted There
were over 400 men in the prison, and
many of them were sick. The prison
they described as being filthy. No at
tention was paid to sanitary condi-
tons. The cells were gloomy damp
holes, pugeat with musty filth that en-
crusted the floors. Of the mortality in
the prison the pociflcos knew nothing.
Thomas Estrada Palmas, president
of the Cuban republican government,
has received the official list of deputies
to the next Cuban constituent assem-
bly,, which is to meet in Camaguey,
September 2, to elect a new president,
the Office of the present incumbent ex-
piring on Thursday. The assembly will
also revise the present provincial con-
stitution, which was adopted for term
of two years on September IS, 1885
Each of the six army corps sends four
deputies to the assembly. According
to private advices which have just
reached here, large bodies of Spanish
troops are being massed in Camaguey
for the purpose of preventing, if posi-
BILE, the meeting of the assembly. The
insurgents, however. have large force
in the district TO protect the conven-
ton.
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M. P. CONFERENCE.

Special TO the Re2iste,
Harrisville, august 31.-The follow
ing appointments have been announced
for the NJ. P. Conference, which has
just adjourned at this place:
President, ]. j. Mason, D. D.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. /.
Morgantown, /. A. Barnes; Palatine,
D. G. Helmick; Anery, j. P. Warner;
Cassville, NJ. Ireland; Catawba,, w. w.
Morrison; Gainesville, C. H. Ochletre;
Mcclure, ]. B. Cardes; Marion, t. w.
Ireland; NJ Morris, L. A. McNemar;
Shinston, J. M. Conway.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. 2.
Grafton, George R. Brown; Bridge
port, G. w. Barrett; Barbour, A. F.
A. ]. Alleman; Nestor, M. L. Smith;
Newburg. j.. C. Reese; st. George, l..
w. Anvil; Valley, Thomas Wells.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. 3.
Ruckhannon Station, c. L. Queen;
Weston. to be supplied; Buckhannon
circuit. A. M. Linger; Blue Rock, J. c.
Shock: Harrison, j. I. Vincent; Johns
town. r. c. Dean; Lewis, A. l.. Nc
Keever; Georgetown, J. H. Nestor;
Kanawha, J. H. Kettle; Upshur, l. c.
Ocheltree.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. A.
Parkersburg, D. c. Jones; Harris
vile, NJ. D. Helmick; Avon, I. F,
Good; Doddridge, H. w. Holden; Ell
lenboro, ]. J. Poynter; Freeport, M
Steel: st. Mary's, to be supplied; Nc,
Kim, G. B. Stewart; Pennsboro, j
L. Harper; Smithville, w. l.. Kelly;
Maxwell, C. L. Hall; Tyler, j. I
| Folger.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. 5.
Spencer, E. J. Harris; Hereford, D
! S. Boggs; Jackson, William Morton
Ravenswood, C. A. Heaton; Wades
Vile, D. B. Warren; Sandyville, J
N. Holt; Richardsonville, j. Dunn
Spring Creek, G.. H. Snyder; Gandee
| vile, G. G. Board.
| SUB-DISTRICT NO. 6.
Chenille, G. W.. Phillips; Auburn
| w. H. Hart; huntsville, J. H. Moss
burg; Vadis;-G. A. Doyle; Sutton, Thos
Jackson; South Sutton, ]. c. H. Go
ger; Normantown, M. w. Stout
Browns Mountain, E. F. Fairbanks.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. Z.
Warrington, J. A. Perry; Addison,
S. Golfer; Camden, F. T. Kelly; Birc
River, J. NJ. Ochletree; Greenbrier,
be supplied; Ronceverie, H. Under
wood; White Sulphur, Arthur Isne
Without work at their. own reques
J. w. Hollan, ]. N. Smith, ]. J. Phi
| lips. E. J. Wilson, H. Young, B. 7
RAIDER.
The next annual session will be hel
at Buckhannon, beginning the fourt
| Wednesday in August, 1898.
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SISTERSvILLE.

Sistersyille, August 31.-The latest
from the big pipe line fire on Middle
Island Creek is that it has been put
out. The loss will not be as large as
anticipated.
a. H. Farrell has been promoted 10
the position of assistant train dispatch
err on the Ohio River road. He Is To-
Gated at Parkergburg.
Mr.. and Mrs A. s. Mccoy left to-day
at noon for Cincinnati and other points
south.
Mrs. d. T. McWiIliaps, who has
been the guest Of friends at Cambridge
Ohio. the past couple OF months, re
turned home this evening. =
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RETURN OF FAURE.
The French President Wildly Cheered BY
an Immense Crowd at Dunkirk.

The French President wildly Cheered BY
an Immense Crowd at Dunkirk
Dunkirk, August 31.-President
Faure and NJ. Hanotaux, the French
minister for foreign affairs, landed here
at 9:45 a. m. from the French cruis-
er Pothuau, on their return from Rus
STA. They were met by the premier.
M. Meline; the minister of war. Gen.
Billot and the minister Of marine, nAd-
miral Besnard M. Meline, in tender
ing the president the congratulations
of the cabinet, was warmly applauded
and the immense crowd enthusiastically
cheered the chief magistrate of France.
Paris, August 81 AS one of the re-
suits Of the announcement at Cronstadt
Of the allinace between France and Rus
sia the Automobile club is organizing
a monster race of motor cars from
Paris to st. Petersburg.
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SETH LOW
Will Be the Candidate of the Citizens
Union for First Mayor of Greater
New York.

NEW YORK, August 31.-The executive
committee of the Citizens Union, at a
meeting held to-day, decided to formally
announce in the name of the organiza-
ton. the nomination of Seth Low, presi-
dent Of Columbia Callege, as its candidate
for the first Mayor of Greater New York
The announcement will not be made I'M
III after the second meeting of Lemuel E.
Quigg's conference committee, which
thus far the representatives of the Citi-
Gems Union have refused 10 attend. al
though they have friends among the reg
ular Republicans
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THE REPORT DENIED.
Lee II. Mcfarland Not Connected With the
second National Bank of Parkersburp.

Lee II. Mcfarland Not Connected With the
Second National Bank of Parkersburg.
Special to the Register
Parkersburg, w. Va, August 81
Cashier E. M. Gilkeson, of the Second
National Bank, was seen by a Register
man to-day in regard to the report sent
out from Washington to the effect that
Lee B. Mcfarland, who defaulted $751;
900 of the banks funds some time ago,
had been elected to the position of
assistant cashier in the bank, the po-
sition held by Mcfarland at the time
the defalcation was discovered. Mr..
Gilkenson said the report was without
any foundation whatever. The cleo
ton of Mr. w. H. Wolfe as president
occurred at recent meeting, and the
report that Mcfarland was agin en-
ployed in the bank is absolutely false.
Cashier Gilkeson is at a loss to know
how the report originated.
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MINERS ON STRIKE AGAIN

Hazleton, Pa, August 81 The Au-
denreid miners struck to-day. They
returned TO work week ago pending
an investigation of their differences
with the operators. The response of
the operators was not satisfactory and
the miners concluded to again go out.
There are now 1900 men on strike in
this region.
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GOES TO THE FARM.

Special TO the Register.
Marietta, O., August 31.-Roy Davis.
q ten-year-old little vagaband, with
out a father, plesded guilty to-day to
petty thieving and, will be sent to
the Reform Farm atNLancaster.
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THE BIG MINERS STRIKE
NAY SOON Be SETTLED.
Continued from First Page.

ing arbitration. He added: "Our ex-
ecutive council meets at Columbus, O.,
tomorrow night, and the proposition
OF Mr.. Young. who represents large
number of operators. will be considered
with other matters. / must decline to
discuss the proposition until after it
is submitted to the council. 1t would
not be right for me to do so.
This convention has given us very
material aid already The money that
will be collected under the resolution
passed will amount to between four
and FIVE million dollars, and it will
keep us alive long time. 1t allows
MS to go on with the strike without
fear Of starvation"
BIG MEETING NEAR FAIRMoNT.
Special to the Register.
FAIRMONT, w. Va. August 31-There
was big meeting at Camp Carney, near
Worthington. tonight, addressed by j.
W. Rea. Forty miners and a band from
Enterprise mines marched over and a
thousand persons were present to hear
the addresses. Rev. w. II. Wiley, James
Woods and w. A. Carney spoke.
The miners from Camp Barnes. at Briar
Hill, are marching to Camp Carney to-
night, as are the strikers from Camp
Rea.
There will be a parade here on Labor
Day. participated in by miners, carpen-
tiers, glass workers. and stogie makers.
There will be a big meeting after he
parade
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ALL WENT TO JAII

PITTSBURG. Pa. August 3l.-The five
striking miners arrested by deputies on
August 21. AT Plum Greek for marching
in defiance Of the injunction issued by
Judge Collier were given hearing be-
fore Alderman Groetzinger this morning
and held for court on the charge of I'M
lawful assemblage. The men went TO iail
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OIL MARKETS.

oii City, "a, August 31-Credit ball
anees &c; certificates. 73c bid for
eaen: shipments, lG5ssS5 barrels; runs,
New York, August 81. - Petroleum.
PENNSYLVANIA crude, no market; nom-
inally at Soc.
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Special Sale of Realty.

A choice piece Of real estate Is ofyarnt =
d doa SAFE, being the property known as Mo-
60 80, on me west side Of Main street. 81
Ian; including a water litter III YsetHtts
supplying clear water for all househo
purposes, together with lot about 20 feeA
front and extending 10 the Ohio river; al
modern improvements: in the best of or
der and condition; corner of alley; side
entrance. house wired for electric light !
also both gases. Price very reasonable )
terms easy.
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$3.50 EXCURSION TO COLUMBUS. q

Sunday, September 5, the Baltimore
q Ohio will sell excursion tickets RI
Columbus and return at the extremely
low rate OF S1.50. Tickets good return.
ing Sunday only. For further inform
alton apply to B. & O. agents.
LOW RATES TO COLUMBUS Ac-
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wETZEL COUNTY FAIR.

Special to the Register
NEW MARTINsvILLE, W. Va. Aug
nst 3f.-The wetzel county fair opened
here to-day with good racing and good
attendance.
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WEST vIRGINIANs WITH IDEAS

Special TO the Register.
Washington, d. c., August 81
Patents have been granted to the fol-
lowing West Virginians: Lyle G.
Tabb. Bluefeld, portable shelving;
Charles p. Winner and Frederick Han
cock, Burslem, pottery mufhe and
kiln.
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PuBLlC SALE OF NORTH

n ~N'1'7N II tN1I III I =,
IN order to close the estate OF the latA
Istrlck henney, deceased, the foilowinrl
property VIII be offered at public sale NJ
me front door of the Court House OF ohIo
nounty on Saturday morning, Septembe5
tne 4th, 49,. at ten o'clock: one two-storv
nrlck dwelling with basement. frontins
o.. ING west side of Market, between Fift6
ana sixth streets. Also one two-storv
prick dwelling on the same lot fronfIns
on Alley 3. The same viii be offered rs :
"hoie or In two parts. to suit purchaser.
j. j. KENNEY. \
Admir-. of p. Kenney. decd. /
J. C. HERvEY,
AuctIoneer ai,sea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-01

|MIINVnAIsc Kidney Cure cures
[u1OlylON 3 organic trouble q
gsns. Wards or Bright's Dissase and p pe.
s ssoIes the kidneys to their normal condl-
tlon. munyon's Remedies. sep u tx
HIKE each disease. forNIEN
sale at all drug NE I
donh+ r,r,.. gists. Mostly 25c. When in
uuos NIUE 70 Prof. Munyon 1906 Arch
advice. - - Aiee iaeascaa
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ups IouS DREW DEAD.

NEW YORK. August 3.-Mrs. John
Drew. the. actress. died this afternoon at
Larchmont.
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FOR SALE-REAI ESTATE.

TOR SALE--SUBURBAN PROP.
Il ERTY.
Fine building lois nj Isafharyvoo3 s,w,.
50x250 feet '
Fine large building lots onnosita V-h.at
ing Park cheap.
Echo Point lots. sizes 50xi50 feet an
prices from $50 10 $50 each. Terms ia
SUIT onyer. ROLF & ZANE.
20-l4th strest
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Farm OF 225 acres near Rayenswood W.
y "a, ioo acres OF which is high bottom.
pWellng House OF : rooms, tenant house
quire of Samuel West on the premises a.,
W. V. HOGE
Room is. City Bank Building.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-S-roomed houae at Edginr-
ton Lane. Gas and water in house. Pos
session at once. Terms easy Apply to j
6. HERVEY, or w. H. HALLER.
au29eda
FOR RENT-A good situated farm of p
acres; on Caldwelrs run, 5is miles from
the city. House. barn and stable in hest
condition. Good water. two orchards
with plenty OF fine fruit. INQUIRE of
MRS, LoHMAN, Sherrard. w. Va.
aulaeta
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l.ANHiX ron ARRIVES
ANA Somewhat Pnles She star Of Cor
bett's Popularity There,

Carson, New, Feb 2O-Corbetts star
was partially cclipsed this afternoon
when Fitzsimmons' pink face shone
from car window on the Reno train
The CorniShman was accompanied by
Ernest Roebcr. Dan Hickey, and Martin
Julian, the latter having met the party
at Reno. Holding his great Dane dog
by Il strong lash FitZsimmons led the
crowd OF several hundred TO the Airing
ton, where he usurped Corbctt's position
as the greatly ndorrd
Il suppose ! Will have to keep under
cover for few days" he said, '.but thai t
mile running track will do me good until
the ground is fiji for road work. Roebe,'
and Hickey will keep me busy at pres
ent. l hope Jack Stcnsiler will be here
to work. with me in 4 few days before
the fight. II he don't, will get another
heaVy-weisht. Very little work will do
me. IN fact, | am fit now, barring a
few pounds of beef"
Half an hour after his arrival Fitzsim-
mons visited Cook; ranch and looked
him exactly. He returned TO Carson for
the night and will move out to the
ranch early in the morning bag and
baggage.
Corbett's work ont this morning lasted
fifty minutes. and ne begged Woods and
McFey TO make it All even hour, but they
excused Themselves. After lunch the
champion, trainers. ana apparatus We're
bundled off TO Shaws Springs. lin and
Joe Corbctt tested the new handball
court finding i: even better than they
expected. McVcy and Woods were cali
cd In for thirty minutes work, which ter
minated the days training.
Outdoor exercise will be impossible for
week at least. IN his anxiety 10 match
George Green against man Of his ella SIS
Stuart to-day agreed 70 allow the Cali
fornian $3.50 expenses to meet Joe VOL
rnt 4 t. 4.
the loser will receive $500, but ali ihat
hinges upon .hc decision OF Tom
ORourkc. Wolcott's manager, from
whom Stuart expects to hear hourly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
VOL. LIII. NO. 10.

No. sc Charlotte street. The remains
were inferred in Elmwood Cemetery.
The special services at Epworth NJ. E.
Church by Rev. DR.. w. NJ. Leftwich
Will begin on the 2Sth instant
Il. Quillen, colOred, was arrested yes
terday on the charge Of obtaining S. from
GeorSle 3assfield under false pretenses
One hundred and twenty volumes Of
standard works have been donated to
the Public Library by Mr.. T. W. James
Police Captain Vellines is looking for
the man who stole his staunch little
-skitf from her moorings at Christians
wood yard.
Messrs. Cooney Stcnbenbourn, c. Fl.
Myers, Otto Bores and James Bell. of
Coney Island, arrived In the city last
evening ell route South
The friends Of Captain James Guy will
be pleased to learn that he is now con-
Falescent and rapidly regaining his
strength. after a three weeks illness.
Rev. L. B. Hatcher will preach this
morning at the First Baptist church on
the subject, How Ought Baptism to ID
Performed" His evening subject will be
'Sanctification." A8
Alr. r. c. Schiley. of Baltimore, bit
formerly Of this city, is here on Il bust
ness visit, representing the firm OF j.
Reguard & Co, cigar manufacturers Of
the first named city.
The repart of the deaths and births of
the city of Norfolk for January, 1897, is:
Total number Of deaths-White, 54; col
ored, 54. Total number Of births
White, 80; coored, A.
John O. Kizer, general travelling agent
of the Bonsack Woolen Mills, Of Roa-
nokc one of the largest industries of
It's kind in the State, is in the city in
the interest OF his concern
The funeral Of Willie Right, who was
killed at Waliaceton Thursday night,
Will take place this afternoon from the
residence or his cousin. Mr.. Joshua
kiSht, in Atlantic City Ward.
Judge West, OF Sussex county. Is in the
city and occupied 4 seat yesterday on
the bench with Judge Hanckcl, Of the
Corporation Court, during the hearing OF
the School Board mandamus case
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-21
a FAMOUS S(bNSiSTRESS.
Rosa O. Erina to Sing for -. Virecni's A
Hospital on AHarch1.

After lapse of some years. during
which She has enjoyed series OF
triumphs in distant lands eauailed by
lew artists, Rosa d'Erina, the charm
Ing Irish primn donna and organist. Will
spend few days here at the beginning
OF Lent with her husband, Mons Ct. r.
DEP. Fontom. who is said to be one
or the sweetest tenors Of the day. Dur
Ing their stay they will give one recital
on March I'd, 1897, in Montenore hall for
the erection OF n morgue at St. Vim
cents Hospital. Rosa d'Erina created
great sensation through the South
on the occasion Of her former visit. She
returns to us now at her greatest, with
that same modest diiiidence and per-
sonal charm. which. in addition to her
great genius. has always made her such
q favorite. During her recent visit 10
ireland she was accorded reception as
even Catherine Hayes never received
and was crowned Queen OF Irish
Songs"
Her singing Of Spanish songs was one
great feature OF her former visit, and
the London Times says ''her Spanish
songs have not been euualled since the
days OF Garcia" Such n treat is not
often presented for the lclectation Of {,
Norfolk audience and undoubtedly she
WALL be greeted with q full house.
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LOCAg. BR EVITIES.

sfsnor Mention Of Various Matters OF
Interest.
Mr.: Isaac Campo has returned from a
Southern trip.
AR. Greenleaf Johnson left last night
for Baltimore.
The Red Men give ball at Richard
sons Hail Thursday night.
Mr.. George NJ. Sharpe IS here from
Baltlmore on legal business.
meets IN Petersburg Wednesday next.
Mr.. W. B. Parham, OF Waverly. Was
among the visitors In the city yesterday.
The funeral Of Mrs. w. F. Smith took
noon.
Detective Heppel has recovered q b,cv-
cle stolen Friday night from George II.
Turner. .-'' -
Jack Johnson and Charles Tyson were
arrested on Commercial Place yesterday
for flghting. 80
Mr., J. !. Bitner OF Hagerstown. Md.
secretary OF tho Port Norfolk Land CON-
pany. Is hero.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah J. Knight.
who died Thursday night, took piac
yesterday afternoon from the residence 9,
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It Will Bring information to Rnyerss

and business to ourselves. Read 1tsS
Read 1t! Special bargains to-morrow,fs
Percales. Simpsons y wide, &c. yard Il
Best, Wider Percales 10c a yard
Fast Turkey Red Table Cloth, 19c. a.
yard .f.s sE@s 3s }; ; s,Si
White Cream Table Damask, 25c.'isa.. -.
yard. 81:
Fringed Doyles, 25c. and 5oc. a dozen
z size Linen Napkins, 75c. O dozen.ssls
4-Button Kid Gloves, stitched backs;
75c. pair. \ Ss5 8s5S 5{ss3SaE 3aE
4-Button Kids, Tans and Grey, only
Csc. pair sfssss2
corsets. made by r, 6 e. company, an
sizes, 60c. q pair.s II . ft5ss
Nursing Corsets, 60c a pair. -; 81;
Bird Eye Diaper, Soc, Soc, 69c., 63c:,s
69c. q piece Of 10 yards. s &c 81 fksSS sS
Androscoggin Sheets, 21A yards square.t
60c. each. Ready hemmed. 54ssSsSEat siSsiYa
Torchon Laces and En'brotd deries,S 5c.SS
7c.. &c.. 10c, 12Ec., 15c. yard.
Muslin underwear below cost to- close
the line out. sS $9Ss
New end Of season prices on B1anletH5
and Quilts. Il . ~ EssssI Isl
Special prices on Androscoggi BFait
Of Loom and Utica "A Cottons. REG ss3s
g LEVY BROS, 344 Main streetESf
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NO NEW SHIPS.
Naval Committee Struck Out Provis.
toms for Bnttle Sffps

Washington, u. c.. Feb 20.-The naval
appropriation bill will come to the House
without provision for increase Of the
navy. This agreement was reached to-
day, when the matter OF one battleship
and one composite sailing vessel for the
Naval Academy, recommended by the
subcommittee, was reconsidered. After
q general discussion d motion to strike
out the increase provision was carried.
Those voting to strike out were
Ohio: IIilborn, Of California; Bull, of
Rhode Island; Wilson, OF New York, and
Dayton, OF West Virginia. Those
against the proposition were Messrs.
Hall, OF Missouri: Money. OF Mississippi:
Meyer. OF Louisiana, and 1Iawley, OF
Indiana. Is ,sti ~
Tho bill was then rcgcsse sed to the
House by Mr.. Boutelle.