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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12
SAYS THE DEBATE rs ALL BLrFr
Simpson of Kansas Impugns the States.
mems ssincerty--Bailey's Views.

4 mems sincerty--Bailey's Views.
4 Simpson Of Kansas enlivened the
siciosing hour Of the debate with a ref
ference TO the senatorial contest in Ohio.
He said the debate had been prolonged
4while the Republicans out In Ohio were
making promises 70 the boys in the
,trenches in the interes: Of Senator
lHanna II was all bluff, said Simp-
'tson. Nothing was 70 be done. ard now
..that Senator Hanna's election was Sc
-scured the mask vas thrown off ard a
1vote was TO be taken tonight on this
3bill Whether the bouse would have an
opportunity later to consider a bill for
ithe modification or repeal of the law
9would depend on the speaker. said
'tSimrson. He is the whole thing" ex-
-.claimed Simpson. "and runs the house."
4 Have You consulted the speaker" !"
asked ouigg. Nc" replied simpson.
HE never consults me and / never
tconsuit HIM"
4 Bailey Of Texas. the leader Of the
minority. closed the debate with some
iremarks defining the attitrde of the
.sDemoera;s. II was difficult. he said.
'!,o believe In the sincerity Of the side
3when In one breath the Republicans
llvowed their adherence to the law and
In the next demarded its practical de-
3struc:icr. IL the law was good. he said,
III ought 30 be extended: IL not IL should
4 be repealed. This Democrats. he said.
3vere ready 10 wipe II OF the statute
Hooks. They did not believe in life
i;enure. and while the repeal Of the law
.jmight turn some Of their friends ou,
Hof Office they stood by their party
1platform.
4 With the conclusion of Bailey's re-
tmarks the time expired and the bill
Twas reported 10 the house. 1t was then
dGiscovered that those who desired 10
5voie 90 strike out the appropriation for
athe civil service commission had neg
jlsoted TO make the motion In commit.
Htee of the whole. No vote. therefore,
could 10 taken and the bill was PASSED
Iwithout division.
\ The senate briefly discussed an ai-
.vsrse r,seTt by the pensions commit.
tee On n bill Co pension General Meade
y tvo daughters at sleo a month each
sChairrnan Gallinger saying the commit
ie- did not wish 20 enter on the pen
fsioninc q daughters Of veterans. Aller
sCf Nebraska thought General Meade's
erreat services justified such Mberality
Nc action was taken and Fairbanks ad.
fere-sed the senate on immigration. in
favor Of Its restriction After this
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12
To Meet Canadian Pacific Rates.

Washington, Jan. 12-The interstate
commerce commission has issued an or
der dated Jan. /, 1898. continuing ir
force until Dec. 81. 1898. The order OF
March 25. 1897, authorizing certain
named railroad companies to charge
less for the transportation of passen-
gers both east-bound and west-boun6
for Me longer distance by their severa
connecting lines than for shorter dis.
tance in certain sections where these
lines come into competition with the
Canadian Pacific.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12
ABBREVIATED TeLe6RAMs.

\ Herman Friei cut the artery In his
lsft wrist and then hanged himself In
Ia barn at Chicago.
n n. c. Frust. a Chicago travelling man.
Z disappeared at Kansas City Dec. 81,
land has no; since been heard from.
4 Rev. Tfcrras L. Moore fell dead from
Ian apop.sctic stroke in the midst OF his
isermon at the Baptis; church at Harper.
! Kas.
= The Anchor line. operating a line of
lsteamshlps between ST. Louis and
'southern points. has made an assign
,meut.
y Among the appointments by the
spresldeut yesterday was that Of Ethan
Treyitt. postmaster at Fort Madi-
leon. Ia.
I Mrs. Baliington BSoth is pronounced
i to te out of danger. but II viii be sew
scral weeks before she can regain her
usual strength.
4 Thomas 4. Edison has discovered a
,new metal which. mixed with iron.
ireniers cast-iron "a tough and strong
las wrought iron.
u Fourteen large clothing and dry goods
ihrms are boycotting the Denver news.
ipapers In an effort TO obtain a reduc-
Iftion In advertising rates.
A John r. Burke. n conductor kor the
3North Chioago Street Railway COM
.spany. was Killed by falling under a car
In the LaSal'e street tunnel.
4 Justice 4. W. Newman. Of the wi..
',conSin supreme court. fell on an Icy
Sidewalk while walking from his resi-
tdence to the capitol at Madison. and
tvas seriously hurt.
n The various committees osganized r.
iprumote the celehr1ion OF the semi
centennial a. Madison. Wis. next sum.
liner report that their efforts are meet
iing with much success.
II Pugilis; Corbett has made an offer O,
js55.coo to Fi.zsimmons. to whip the Aus.
Itraiian IN ten rounds The latter re-
fuses "a enter the ring with Corbeii
0urtii Jim has whipped Maher.
I Dr. T. NJ. smith has rendered hi.
Jresignaiion TO the trustees of Mont.
Jpslier VD summary and announced
his acceptance Of the presidency of tn,
jniipois Wesleyan university at Bloom.
(ingtor.
\ ". y. Goeries. a member of the New
{York Consolidated Stock and Petroleum
1Eychange. l. In Jail charged with hav.
ing attempted to swirdle the firm O,
Jwiliiam Hswley a Co. members OF
1'ne svcck Exchange. out q sis.ce.
Il The port q Chalmet;e below New
4oriears. with its hundreds of thou.
{sands of dollars Invested In cotton com.
jpresses. vharves. etc. has gone int,
Iths hans % a receiver en- account o,
rs inability 20 meet .ioeece interest CT
}honds due Jaiy !. 1886. and Jan. /
1iSss
4 Tho first seizure under the new Law
was made at Niagara Falls when q
seslssIn sacque valued at SEQ va.
Ntaksn frOn Miss II Parkis,on. Of Lon.
lion. Ensiari. a rassers,r coming from
aCanada- Under this law sealskin gar
nsnts are taken right OF peoples back
and cars on their heads
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12

Kansas City. Mo-. Jan. IA,
noon an Associated Press core.
spondeut at South McAlsster. !. r.,
wired that the "whole story Of th,
ladian uprising is fake and thai
tnisy every thing. Us far 90 can b,
leatned. Is quiet q, Esrlboro aud
Mskusss, tho ,enter oi the disturbeo
Ji.trict
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12
senss,io..ua sun In Chsnecry.

/, sTsingfield. Ills. Jan. Il. A State
,Rsgis;er special from bloomington say
"a chance:y suit filed in the circuit cour;
! there yesterday has created a grea,
,ssnsa;ian. Bcrnhsrdt Bernan sues
,thg heirs % Aaron Livingston and sam
lusl Livingston. prominent merchants
/, here. Tor a one-third interes, IN the
estate ~ Abraham Berman. plainiiff's
shr,sher. alleging that the Liyings,cns
HAD secgFed u by lraud.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12

Day for shutting on Debate and the Bill
Passes Without Straight Issue Being
Made In the strugglc-Senate Hears Fair
banks on Immigration Restriction.
Washington. Jan. l2-The civil SER
vice debate which was inaugurated in
the house week ago ended yesterday.
1t opened with n roar. but ended very
'tamely. There was not even a vote on
the appropriation in the legislative, ex-
ecutive and judicial appropriation bill
for the commission, upon which the
debate was predicated. The Republic
ans who are seeking to modify or repeal
the law decided to let the debate come
to a close yesterday. but it required
the casting vote Of the speaker to ac-
complish this. There are conflicting
statements as to the situation in which
the future conduct Of the war against
the civil service law Is left. All the
Republican opponents Of the law agree
that the fight is to be kept up. and 1t is
positively stated by Pearson of North
carolina that assurances have been re-
celvsd from those in authority in the
hosse that an opportunity will be given
In We future for the consideration Of A
bill TO modify the law.
How the Closure Was Carried.
standing vote was first taken on
closing the debate, and IL appeared to
be % TO IS in favor OF closing. A roll
call was demanded and when that had
been taken. the motion 10 close debate
stood defeated by six votes. A re-
.caritulation OF the vote was called for
and II was whispered about that as
surances had been received from the
rules committee that time would be
given for the consideration OF a meas
ure prepared by the Republican op-
ponents OF the law. Three Republicans
then changed their votes. making il a
/. tie. The SPEAKER announced the vote,
l2s TO rs.
"a tie" added the speaker, "and the
chair votes aye"
Thus the speaker saved the day and
the motion To- close the debate was
carried. The Republicans applauded
most vociferously. The debate was then
returned.
BrosIus Defends the Law,
Brcsius, the chairman Of the commit
tee on civil service, opened the debate
I for the day with an elaborate defense
OF the merit system and an argument
/. for sustaining the law. Pearson of
North Carolina asked how the state
ment that the civil service law was
economical could be reconciled with the
fact that the employees Of the govern
rnent had almost doubled since 1Ss3.
! sBrosius denied that this was true. The
advocates of the spoils system, he said,
had repeated this statement until they
believed IL. Speaking of Grosvenor's
sattack on Carl Schurz Brosius said the
latter probably threw 1t aside after he
had read It. with Carlisles remark:
4 Another foul chimney caught fire."
Mcguire Of California read a letter
from ex-Public Printer Benedict's sec
tretary. now In the classified service.
challenging some Of Lands statements
,,nade last week in an attack on the civil
iservfce law and Offering to resign il
sthe Indiana member could substantiate
{them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12
New tine for an un.ur,,e. Comcanv.

n-s-uaue. Ia. Jan. II. - Prank Ar
nolh. charged with numbering Henr,
pu, on tsal there next Monday. He
VIII BE- defended by an accidcn: insur-
ance company. which Is Interested in
proving tha, Duffy committed suicide
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12
Illinois Democrats at Washington.

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE meeting of
the Illinois Democratic delegation in
the house Of representatives to select
n member of the DerEccratic congress
sional committee. whSh was to have
been held yesterday, went over until
noon today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12
He Succeeds Col. Morrison.

Washington, Jan. 12-Commissioner
Martin A. Knapp was yesterday elected
chairman of the interstate commerce
commission TO succeed Colonel w. r.
Morrison, whose term Of Office expired
on the Slyt Of December. last.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12

Chicago, Jan. 1.-The senasoris
police Investigation continued today
without sensational Developments. ..
though some are expected tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12
Urgent Deficiency Bill.

Washington. Jan. 12.-The urgent De.
ficiency bill as reported to the house
from the committee on appropriation:
yesterday carries a total Of sl,73s,s43.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12

Minneapolis. Mian., Jan. Is-Th,
fusion % all silver .lemerts in Min
uesota WAS cilicially endorsed by sh'
democratic state central committee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12

Ths disesses cured BY Hoods Sar.
lsapariila are many, because most
,silmeats disappear - soos - the
blood 10 enriched and purified BY IL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12

speech the Hawaiian treaty was taken
up In executive session. and Davis
stated the case of the annexationists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12
Hanna CInsh<s I'd

Columbus, Jan. IL llama wa.
elected today on the pint ballot
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12

IL was taken with rheumatism
aud suffered = great deal % pain
and st times ! wss confined TO m,
bed and unable to help myself
obtained cnly temporary relief from
various medicines. bu, Q friend nd
vised me 20 try Hoodrs ssrsspsrill,
which did, and IL cured me.r +
7. Hay. Certralis. H.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12

An adult perspires 2s ounces in "a
horJA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12

Arsolds Brono Celery cures head
iscAss; 10. IS snd 90 esats. Rsiss
drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12

Hoods pills act easily and
promptly cn the liver ssd bowels
Cure sick headache.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12


Springfield, H.. Jan. is.-Ths
senate 81 ijournei without transact.
ing any business.
In tte house the bill taxing grain
elevators was advanced 10 third
reading. The bill aushorising the
state board % equalization TO ssses,
sd companies OF associations In.
corported under the Laws OF
other states OF territories or
fote'sr countries snd doing business
IN this state in the same msnner q.
domestic corporations passed. The
eill taxing gas companies 4 per Goa,
On grUss osrnings in addition 20 the
Present tiAss was defeated si.er c
heated debate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12
WORK OF A TORNADO,
Fort Smith Visited by a
Violent Blow Last
Night.
MANY KILLED AND WOUNDED

Fss,'cn ef the Town wiped os'. Ans,
Wsie, the storm Rssss Tsssssh N.
cs,a;rT, wrshss Homes sad Dsssssy
ting an. = Isans Ki.essd by Q Jssas BsI
Zoe 81 Climb W-Dsisg. os shs Inisoss
Lstss,sr..
Fort Smith. Ark. Jan IA tor.
nado visited this city ss il:is las,
night. Forty persons are dead and
as many more are missing. s,e,.,
% homes are wrecked. .,,.Ss"s'
are without food an .h.,,s, Tr,
churches. the ssn..s, and CeD,rs
meshodis', ~sre demolished and %,
.se shoe! is badly damaged. Dir,
.r'od in several places in th,
wrecked district, ard o number o.
fersous pinned utder the wrtcksg,
are supposed 10 have been ere.
mated by the flames, which were
finally controlled. The situa.
lion ~ appalling. bu, efforts are
being msde 20 reduce matters 10 or.
der and secure q consistent search oil
tse ruins Tor tho dead and wounded
u viii 5e many hours before the ex.
act extent oi the calamity is known
The storm from the sosshwes, sirusk
the middle % Garrison avenue, sud
destroyed sll ths, part OF town from
aud including Twelfth street TO th,
vest city limits, ard passed into ,h,
country. wrectins houses and farm
buil6iugs, and struck the little tow
OF Alma, where il is said Q number oi
lives were lost.
Fort Smith lies at the ccnfuence
of the Pitou ard Arkansas rivers. TIE
s.orm struck the city in the south
west, right NJ the poitt where the twc
rivers come together and near sas
old fort. From there 10 spread ou,
over the whole city, dipping dowt
aud scattering death and des,ruc.
ton here and there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12
tis mtg iivts Les'.

Nictoris. d. G., Jan. 1.-THE
lates, sdvices from tbs orient are
that the Japanese steamer. Mara,
Was wrecked Dec. ~. and 80 lives
lost
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-12
.M0D|F|ERS CAN W|N.|
Change in the Civil Service Law
Not Prevented by Strength
Of Its Friends.
TEST VOTE IN THE HOUSE A TIE

And That After Three Modifers Had
Changed Their votes-Speaker Saves the
Day for shutting on Debate and the Bill
Passes Without Straight Issue Being
Made in the strugglc-senate Hears Fair.
banks on Immigration Restriction.
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MARINES FOR ALASKA
Fifteen of Them Ordered ia Proceed
to sEtka FROM Mare Island

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