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except the time given 70 the confirmation
of nominations. was devoted TO the con-
slderation of the question as 10 whether
the treaty should he considered in open
session or behind closed doors in execu-
tive session After a debate of almost
two hours upon this point. an Informal
vote was taken, the ayes and noes not be-
sng demanded. The decision was over
whelmingly against an open session
The motion for open sessions was made
by Senator Gray. Of Delaware, who pre-
sented his resolutions In 81 speech OF
about five minutes length. saying that
the question was one of public concern.
involving no entangling complications
with other nations and one which II was
therefore evidently proper should be con-
sidered before the public gaze. Senator
Davis re7.l.ed to Gray, contenGing for the
observance Of precedent In this matter
and obiec1gng quite strongly, though In
calm and moderate language. 10 The
rroposltlon that the senate should take
the pubic into its confidence in consider
ing the treaty
spceches IN favor OF the Gray resolution
we're made by Senator's CaGery. White.
Mason and Morrill,. and in opposition By
Senators Morgan. Hoar. Spooner and 9TH
ere Senator Morgan was the principal
eunonent of the Gray proposition He 'alk-
"a AZ length upon the importance OF 90 y
Ing the senate rules n discussing this
question. coB1ending that as ne senate
was acting only IN advisory capacity 70 fas
executive 4; would be an at Of bad fa}fn
for y Ia throw open the doors 20 ne pun
liz Most o. these senators %h0 spoke IN
e4,t,ns tor, to open s@Ss sons referred 20 tas
probability that The action of me European
r,oyysrs ia their evident purpose ot paTti-
t3aufuR the territory o. China would FORM
the basis OF much Of the debate or the
question Of Hawaiian annexation. L VAS
aE=o fn,ineated that tns Monroe doctrine
vroa,is come in for a fair share Ct discus
ssnn before the close of the debate. a0d K
was asserted that this vas a question
which could be more freely discussed in
executive than In open session
Senator White was among thoEe y no 70
,,1.es3 To these statements He STa9Ee sfay-
itrsfy and in q sarcastic vein of me folly
~ attempting % keep executive secrets
within the control OF the senate. Ete made
yer,Iy % the suggestion thar the contTol
aF ruh,le{tv In regard 70 .hs treaties should
b left 10 the executive. saying that the
treaty. Itself had been made puoi{c. also
.ha r,re<ESent's message On the subject
Sensror Morrill, ecntHn6ed that The ques-
rssz ~ annexation was 5T1e of much p;ssS-
Isc interest. and sad tnag on this account
ira public should BE- tulty informed of the
reasons for and against annexation.
Senator Davis announced MS purpose &c
rsm uD tha treaty again tefsEo.rosS ana
prsss !; a. rapidly as possible lie VII
,srotzsFlsy make a speech IN general afsye-
coy u tae treatg a. tomorrow : session
The aanexaGio1isss Go~ claim alty-Eaas
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N'kESS&'s CASE GOES OVER.
senate judiciary Committee POST
nones xteserafinn InfiI TndaN

WASHINGTON. Jan 1S-The senate
judiciary committee so"ay did not con-
si6er ire nomination of Attorney General
Mckenna 20 be associate Justice of the SUI
prene court The nomination was inch
1ertaily mentioned IN committee. but dif-
ferent members wished TO dispose of uu-
Objected nominations The committee wiil
consider McKenna tomorrow.
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THREE STAFF HRIGADIERs,
Fat Army Appointments 10 lie Given
0ut in Few Weeks

NEW YORK Jan. 1a-Press6ent Me
kinley Will appoint three chiefs Of staff
0f departments IN the army. with the
rank % hr.gsSler general, WITHIN the
Dext tew weeks says the Washington
correspondent of TIE Herald. The choicest
plum xti bs the LAST 10 be given. that
- me ad{Utsut generaish!p. which fs TO
Re given 30 Col II. g. CoTbir, the rank
ing ass slant s9tutant general
Col Samuel =. Cushing. who will be
made conmissary general. ranks nfth
among the ot'icers Of his corps and Col.
Lgding,on who will be quarsermaster
general ranks ninth.
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ADVERSE REPORT PROBABLE.
Majority of Committee ON Elections
Opposed to Corhett's Claim.

WASHINGTON. Jan. i0.-Tt had been
expected that The committee on privileges
and election would meet today 20 take up
the claim cf n. ". Corbety to 4 seat IN the
senate from oregon on tie appointment 81
the governor OF that state but owing 20
the absence Of Senator Burrows the meet
ing will not be held unfit next Monday.
Mr.. Burrows IL the only Republican on
the committee wbo VIII oppoze the seat
ing of Corbett He takes the position that
the decision IN the Mantle case f. prece-
dent sgiins; the appointment # senet tors
whore the legislature has had ar opper-
tuni;y 10 act which cannot be put aside.
Ills vote will thus have the effect Of send
ing the matter 70 the senate on AT aa-
verse report as without Mr.. Burrows. the
committee IS without power
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OUT
Sulloway OF New Hampshire proclaim
ed himself spokesman without any
mental reservation. The civil service
law. he said. had been conceived in
iniquity. born in infamy and adminis-
tered in cowardice and by Democrats.
He believed the government belonged 10
its friends. Sulloway kept the anti-re-
formers in a continual roar of applause
After some further remarks Parker Of
New Jersey spoke in defense OF the law,
and Low Of New York in favor OF
modification of the law. The debate then
closed for the day.
Moody OF Massachusetts,, in charge OF
the bin, gave notice that tomorrow he
would make motion 10 close the de-
bate Much opposition was manifested.
but no test was made. AT O'Clock The
house adjourned
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 1a-In accord
ance With his previous notice. Senator
Davis. chairman of the senate committee
on foreign relations. brought I'D the sub
lsct OF the ratification OF the Hawaiian
annexation treaty in the senate today.
His motion was made soon after the dis
posal of the routine morning business and
the entire remainder of the days session.
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HAWAIIAN DEBATE
WILL Be SECRET.
Senate Finally Decides
the Question.
ALL DAY WAS CONSUMED.
opponents of Annexation Insist On
Au Open Discussion
ALL DAY WAS CONSUMED.

Friends of the Treaty. Who Are
strongly in the Majority. Take the
Position That the senate should
sFoilow Established Precedent In
They Act as Advisers to the Ex-
ecutfve. and Which Necexsarily
Involves in q Degree, Complica-
gtions With Foreign Governments.
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Dominion Gold Commissioner Fawes41
said that he thought the output n4G4
spring would be IS 800 60 or tD.o01GK
The other Canadian offic.aIs entertain
similar opinions. Capt. HeaIy has psnr
chased nineteen placer properties and or
or two quarts claims and as fast q t.
circumstances viii permit the pfopeftI4
are being worked by large forces Of me-
He is oY the opinion thar not less th1m]
forty tons Of gold wifi be shipped 70 a.
states early naxt spring. Other 1nFDo|
mate TO forecast.
1T In beyo00 the credence Of hu1oG09
nature 10 exDecf people TO believe wAo&|
the amount oe eoid II that II taken A
a pa.fu: a. 0r&ee1 out Of Hone of t11]
claims. aex4 of f11s psscers have yieId&
from twenty y thiry ounces " o.
pam" 5z5
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TODAY HANNA FIGHT
BEGINS N EARNEST.
Ohio Legislature to Vote
for Senator.
LACKS ONE OF ELECTION.
II Not Beaten on First Ballot He Is
Almost Sure to Win.

Sensational Charges of Bribery to He
Sprung In the House-Represen-
tatiye Otis Said to Have $4,000,
Obtained by EntrappfnE nm Ennis
sary From Hanna-Vfgoroas De-
Mai IL Made-Enthusiastfc DEM
Onssrstions at the inauguration
of Governor Bushnell, and at the
Republican Mass Convention.
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votes for the treaty lacking only one Of
the number necessary 70 rstify il.
The opposition say the ratthers Will fall
short from three 10 FIVE votes.
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Kew YORK. Weekly

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! = Bssk. 81 Goose Creek township. y.
c. says re has 3 daughter II years cd
pho has never spoken 20 him. she talks
with tho ether members Of The family.
btlg refuses - talk 10 him. vet her pa
rental Affection toward him seems 10 be
As axazt az greater than that ~ his other
chi.dren. She frequently goes ~ath Elm
AwAE fFcga hanle on visit and listens 10
him talk but never returns . werd
answers = Gueslion for aim. Hef mental
faculties are a. good as fhs average, and
shs ls "a an extent educated. caa read and
vriie, Air. Belk does not claim 20 gnesT-
stand the case himself
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An order has been issued fofhidaing the
sale Of liquor ln the restaurants OF tna
Maine Csntrai road
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TROUBLE WITH THE ROADS.
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-02-12

Justly censured with severity, but he is rep
rcsentaiiyc type OF very many ministers who,
with equal eonscientiousness, speak in cx,
trayagant terms when discussing public
questions. They are not In such close touch
and attrition with the world as to under
stand itss people OF the world understand It,
and they ofen assume statements of prclu-
diced parties, alike in political, social, NJ.
llEious and moral disputes, to be the truth
and sermons are delivered nom the pulp /
based upon such assumptions, which are
mainly nlse,
II those who gave them the false iufouma.
ton could see their statements in cold type
they would deny or syade them, but wh,u
the SPEECHES or sermons are seen in the
rrigIdIg OF cold type they rcalisc
the error they have committed nj
ministers, lawyers. physicians, professors
and all classes and conditions OF those who
assume to give public ut,craucc, TO, the bon.
ent OF the public, could be schoolrd tn the
lessons which are taught iu the rrrouoral
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-02-12
HIGHwAYMEN on WHEELS.


A wheelman OF West Forty-slXth street
New York. was not long since attacked.
robbed ard LEFT senseleSs BY two hlsh-
waymen mounted on bicycles In Centra,
park Repeated accounts OF r0bberlcs by
men mounted upon the swift revolving
wheel have appeared In the papers o. var
ious parts Of the country. In each In
stance. so far as learned. they have evad-
ed the police. Those dep0eiators Of the
health. diseases OF the kidneys and blad-
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-02-12

A woman never really knows the mean.
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The health Of the child depends on the
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-02-12
ROBBED THE GRAVE.

A startling Incident Of which Mr.. John
Oliver. OF Philadelphia, was the subject.
is narrated by him as follows: Il was In
a most dreadful condition. My skin was
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-02-12
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