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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-10

wiadomosc, ze document ugodowy
W przeciagu "a godzin zostanie
podpisany przez Taylora.
LoNDYN, logo Lutego.
Stosownie do rady udzielonej przez
CUB. Taylora, republikanska legi-
slatura tutejsza wydafa rozkazy
aresztowania nieobecnych czfon-
kow acknowledgement. O pofnocy
marszafkowie wyjechai, by wyko-
nae rozkazy. Spodziewaja sig o.
czywiScie wiekszosc demokratycz-
nych czfonk6w znaleze W Louis
vile. Republikanscy cz}onkowie
legislatury So pewni, ze W Ponie-
dziaiek stawi sic dosyo demokra.
tow, by utworzye quorum.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, logo Lutego.-
Demokratyczna legislature zebrafa
sic tu wczoraj i W obu izbach mia
Ia quorum. Cub. Beckham Oswald
czyf, re bedzie umiaf obronic czfon.
kow legislatury pred aresztowa-
MEM. Przyjeto rezolucye ma czest
zmarfego gubernatora Goebla i od-
czytano podobne rezofucye przyje-
te przez legislature W Texas. Po-
miedzy cz}onkami zebranymi zna-
lazfo sic kilku demokratow takich,
kt6rzy byli przeciwnikami Goebla
przy r6znych sposobnosciach gfo.
sowali z republikanami.
FRANKFORT, KY, logo Lutego.-
W pewnej gospodzie aresztowano
dwoch mezczyzn podejrzanych
wziecie udziafu W zamordowanin
Goebla. Nazwiska ich So Silas
Jones z Whitley County j John
Gottschalk Nelson County. Obaj
przez dfuzszy czas mieli sypiat W
gmachu stanowym; obaj So kuzy-
nami. Jones powiedziaf, ze osobi.
scie mic ze zbrodnia ME miaf do
czynienia ale re wiele o tenn m6gt-
by powiedziec Harlan Whitaker,
ktory zostaf aresztowany zaraz po
zamachu, gdy uciekaf gmachu,
kt6rego strzelono. Gottschalk 70
staf wieczorem wypuszczony are
sztu, gdyz umiaf zupeinie sic. u
sprawiedliwic i udowodnic, ze nie
vie absolutnie mic o szczego}ach
zbrodni.
New YORK, logo Lutego. -
William Jennings Bryan przema-
vial wczoraj wieczorem do mad
zwyczaj licznie zebranych demo
krat6w W brooklynskiej Academy
of Music, ktorzy mu ogromna zro-
bill owacye. Pc jego .przemowie
tax wielkim byf nat}ok tych, ,ktorzy
mu chcieli reke uscisnae, ze poll
cya i komitetowi musiei go for
malnie bronic pred uduszenienl i
prawie ma rekach go zniesl do po-
wozu, "a .ktorym jeszcze biegfy
tiumy wznoszac ma Geese jego O.
krzyki entuzyastyczne. ..,.. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-10
Teiegrar1ny.

LoNDYN, logo Lutego,
Specyalna depesza re Spearman's
Camp, datowana z Piatku W pofu-
dnie donosi, ze powodu krzyzo-
wego ognia Boerow niemozliwosci
oszancowania Vaal Krantz, armia
gen. Bullera cofnefa sic znowu "a
rzeke Tugele.
LoNDYN, logo Lutego. =
Pan Balfour, jake reprezentant
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-10
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarodOWei.
Chicago, logo Lutego 1900.

Podczas gdy W parlamencie an
gielskim odbywaja sic obrady l re-
prezentanci rzadu radoscia spo-
strzegaja, Il poprawki do adresu
W odpowiedzi ma move od tronu, o
lie sa rzadowi nieprzychylne, 3e-
szcze zawsze znaczna wiekszoscla
gios6w zostaja odrzucone, z te-
atru wojny nadchodza move nlepo-
myslne wiadomosci. W obec O.
statniej, wprawdzie jeszcze przez
Bullera niepotwierdzonej, ale pre-
ciez nadzwyczaj prawdopodoDnel
wiadomosci o nowem wyparciu te-
90 generaia "a rzeke Tugele, przy-
puszczaia nawet optymisci angiel-
scy, ze poch6d Bullera ku Lady
smith moze sic zakonczyc zupet-
nem rozbiciem jego armii, a "a
chodnia armia lorda Methuen'a
byfaby dawno zgubiona, gdyby
Boerzy znai sic tax dobrze ma
wojnie zaczepnej, jak zrecznie u
mieja zorganizowac obrone.
Me MONA sic iudzic W obec te-
oo nzychylnem ieszcze chwilowo
zachowaniem sic parlamentu W O.
obec rzadu. Stale sic rzecza coraz
to prawdopodobnieisza, re cabinet
Salsbury'ego nied1ugo iuz utrzyma
sic steru. Niezadowolenie po-
lityki rzadowei, ustapifo tylko ma
chwile miejsca oczekiwaniu, W
kt6rem Ottawa valley lepsze
nadzieja, iezeG rzeczywistose u
zasadni obawy, to powr6ci tenn po-
teznieisza fala, aby zmiesc wy
sokich stanowisk sprawc6w ME-
szczescia narodowego.
Niepodobna jednak przewidziec,
jakby sic u9ozyiy stosunki W takim
wypadku, jakieby byiy skutki
przesilenia ministeryalnego. Sko-
70 nadejdzie stadowcza wiadomosc
o niewatpliwej novel klesce An
glik6w, to ostatecznie wotum ME-
ufnosci dla rzadu zostanie uchwa-
lonem. Wotum nieufnosci jednak
niekoniecznie zmusifoby cabinet
salisbury'ego do ustapienia. Mogf-
by ON rozwiazae parliament rozpi-
sac nowe wybory, W nadziei, Re
stosunki W Afryce polepsza sic
tymczasem. Jest to wprawdzie
mafo prawdopodobne, ale mozi-
we.
W kofach radykalnyeh papuje
mniemanie, re wybory nowe skon-
czyiyby sic zupeina kleska stron-
nictwa zachowawczego. Radyka-
isci jednak mogs zawiesc sic W
swoich nadziejach. Polityka ga
binetu Sahsbury'ego jest nieszcze-
Silva, i dlatego cabinet ME posia-
da juz W kraju icznyeh przyjaciof;
ale cabinet ME jest stronnictwem.
Wp}ywy konserwatyst6w So bardzo
wielkie; ich ambitne dazenia "a
pewnify i'm sympatye szerokich
kof ludnosci, kt6ra widzi W Mich
zupelnie s}usznie obiaw SHY e.
nergii, energia imponuje zawsze
szerokiemu tfumowi siabych. Wy
bory wiec mogiyby skonczye sic
W Anglii znowu zwycieztwem kon-
serwatyst6w, a jezeli Irlandczycy
zdobeda kilka nowych mandatow,
to akolicznosc ia ME wpiynie wca-
le ma u}ozenie sic stosunkow We
wnetrznych pahstwa. Dop6ki
Kruger Stein ME odniosa zupef-
nego zwycieztwa mad wojskami
brytanskiemi, Anglia ME przyzna
sic szczerze do swojej bezsilnosci
ma lsdzie. radykalisci Harcourt j
Morley ME zajma pewno miejsca
W gabinecie.
Ma ugrupowanie sic stronnictw
zatem, chociazby uchwalono wo-
tum nieufnosci, prawdopodobnie
ono ME wpiynie. Stronnictwa "a
chowawcze beda rozporzadzaiy ma
dal wtsksz0Seia gios6w " parla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-02-10
Butler musia} sic zn6w cofnac "a rzeke Tugelee
Cesarz Wilhelm radby posredniczyd
CHOAs KOMPLETNY W KENTUKY.
.rOmne owacye dla Bryana W Brooklynie N. Y

re swojemi tekami, ME bytoby
wcale divine, gdyby ofara polityki
rzadowej padli wfasnie ci, ktorzy
najmniej zawinili. Prezes mini
str6w, lord Salisbury, zfamany cho-
roba, wiekiem i nieszczesciami fa-
milijnemi, ,ustapifby chetnie re swe-
go stanowiska. Wiekszose konser-
watystow jednak uwaza go "a maj
silniejszy filar stronnictwa i bedzie
sprzeciwiac sic jego dymisyi.
Chamberlain, Hicks-Beach Artur
Balfour, jake zreczni i obrotni
m6wcy, potrafa moze obronic sic
pred zaczepkami przeciwnik6w i
zdoby6 ma nowo zaufanie swoich
dawnych przyjaciof. Ia why ich
swoje odpowiadae beda sfabsi i
mniej zreczni.
Jezei cafy cabinet uzna "a sto-
sowne podac sic do dymisyi, bez
rozwiazania parlamentu, to wyfacze-
ME kozf6w ofarnych ME bedzie
przedstawiafo nawet zadnych trud-
nosci. Potrzebaby tylko ma novel
lscie ministrow nazwiska niemi-
fych dostojnik6w zastapic innemi.
W razie przeciwnym znajdzie sic
W ciagu obrad parlamentu sposob-
nose do ich usuniecia. Bye moze,
IL W takim razie powofanoby ma
ich miejsce do gabinetu energicz-
nych umiarkowanych czionk6w
stronictwa iberalnego. Asquuit'a,
Fowler'a lub lorda Resebery.
Konferencya ugodowa czesko-
niemiecka, zwofana przez prezy-
denta ministrow W Austryi, p.
Koerber, zadnych dotychczas ME
przyniosfa zapewne zadnych ME
przyniesie rezultat6w. Me trzeba
bynajmniej bye pesymista, lub zaj-
mowac wobec rzadu stanowisko u
przedzone albo nieprzychylne lecz
wystarczy patrzec ocenic trzezwo
przedmiotowo. by nabrac peinego
przeswiadczenia, re dziefo ugodowe
K@rbera na bardzo kruchych stoi
nogach re ME posiada prawie
zadnej szansy udania sic. Przy-
czyna tego ME ley wcale W ME-
checi Czechow do zgody, owszem,
pomimo wszelkich niezrecznosci
ostatniej DOLBY, Czesi nawet goraco
pragneliby zgody opartej ma spra-
wiediwosci r6wnouprawnieniu.
Powody So tu inne, mianowicie O.
kolicznosc, re nowy cabinet, przy-
chodzac juz ma SWAT, urodzif sic
jake niewolnik Niemc6w jest MIN
wciaz tax, re faktycznie kierow-
nictwo cafe ugody, jej program az
dodrobnych szczegof6w formalnych
pozostaje ME W reku prezydenta
gabinetu Kerbera, lecz prezesow
klub6w niemieckich, kt6rzy ,,stojac
niezachwianie" przy swoim .pro-
gramie zielonym" przygotowuja
ca}y materyaf ola obrad konferen-
cyl tax, ze Kerber, bez przesady,
jest tylko organem wykonawczym
ich poufnych uchwaf woli, a wiec
tylko ich = prokurzysta.
Konferencya odkfadano az do
poczatkow Lutego dlatego jedynie,
re p. Kerber zajety byf przygoto-
waniem sic do MEL, i re przygoto-
wanna te polegafy ma naradzeniu
sic z niemieckimi prezesami klu-
bow. Niemcy wysunei ma pierw-
sly plan tax zwane ,odgraniczenie
jezykowe," /" czyi podziaf Czech ma
prowincye czeska i niemiecka, co
wymagaio konstrukcyi. opartej ma
statystyce nowych sadowych terry
toryow, byfo praca bardzo mozol-
ma j czasu potrzebuiaca.
Tenn wiecej tfomaczy sic zwioka
W zwoianiu konferencyi ugodoweji
wykluczenie niej ma razie Mora
vii.
Al - III -.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-24
THE F|R[MEN'S DAY
Charlotte Wins in Hook and
Ladder Race.
In The Horse Hose Wagon Race Columbia Was
Vic orious. She Also Won the Hand
Hose Reel Race.
Especial 10 News and observer)

Charlotte. n. c., May 29.-From six
teen to twenty companies participated in
the firemens' races today The first event
took place at O'Clock. The order of the
races was as follows:
First-Hand reel races, twelve COM
panies contesting.
Second-Horse hose wagon races. nine
companies.
Third-Hook and ladder races, Phoenix
Company, Columbia S. c.; Charlotte.
Asheville.
The time keepers-Hon. ]. d. Mcneil.
of Fayetteville Harrison Watts and Jno.
w. Todd, Charlotte.
The hook and ladder races resulted as
follows:
Phoenix. Columbia S. C............ 90 II
Charlotte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % 40
Ashevlle Observation-Disclosures. "a 10
In hand hose reel races Independent
Company, Columbia. won. Results as
follows
Southside, Greensboro, 90 Greenville.
S. c.. 0; Palmetto, Columbia. % Is: Ex-
celsior, Newberry. S. c.. % 35; Indepen
dent. Columbia. q 49, Columbia. No. 3.
o; Charlotte, No. /, "a 2-5; Pioneers.
Charlotte. 81 AS; Charleston, S. c., %
As; Asheville, 0.
Grab races: Southside, Greensboro, O;
Palmetto, 80 3-5; Excelsior, O: Indepen-
dents, 0; Columbia. No 3. 10 1-5; Char
lotte No. /. 81; Pioneer, o. Charleston.
No. /. 0: Asheville. % 15.
AT $50 o'clock in the afternoon many
hundreds gathered to witness the excit-
ing horse hose wagon races In the
races Palmetto, No. 2. Columbia won,
lowering the record by 2-5 second for
North and South Carolina.
Time as follows: Palmetto, Columbia,
3S 1-5; Hose Co. No. /, Camden, AZ 10;
Independent, Columbia 43; Asheville. No.
1, 43 Is; Pioneers, Charlotte. As As; Del
gar. Sumter. S. c., no plug time.
The races lasted three hours in the
morning; two hours in the afternoon.
DR.. ]. w. Griffith. of Greensboro, was
starting Judge; w. r. Monroe. of Will
mngton. plug Judge; Jos. p Sawyer, of
Asheville, nozzle Judge.
The week so far has been far beyond
expectation in point of success. All day
yesterday. from morning until late at
night. thousands of people thronged the
streets taking in the sights and enjoy
ing themselves. The crowd is composed
almost entirely of white people. the ne
groes taking very little stock in the fes-
tivities.
Confetti and the India rubber return
ball are the chief sources of amusement
to the crowd and the unwary passer-by
never knows when he will be buried in n
shower of paper or hit on the sly with a
rubber ball. The rubber ball man ran
out of a supply yesterday and wired all
over the country but was unable to obtain
more.
The social event of today was the
elegant reception given in honor of Lieu
tenant Anderson and wife at the home of
Stuart w. Cramer. Mr.. Cramer was n
schoolmate of Lieutenant Anderson at
Annapolis.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-24

baggers and the sooner they get out the
better.
Continuing Mr.. Spooner SAID that If
Mr.. Bryan should ever become President
of the United States he bell he
would appoint men TO proceed TO Cuba
and other island possessions iu;I as
President Mckinley was appointing
them.
After a spirited colloquy between NJ;
Spooner and Mr. Tillman, in wh;ah the
latter expressed the belief that Mr.. Bry.
an as President would settle the pending
question in way different from that
adopted by Mr.. Mckinley. Mr.. Allen
Pop, Neb), rose and proJas e1 against
making a political football of Mr.. Bry-
ans name.
"Of course retorted NJ Spooner, sar-
castically. Il am willing to receive les
sens in political etiquette from me Sen.
ator from Nebraska iLaughter).
Further along, Mr.. Spooner disclssin,
Aguinaldo as an ALI" of the United
States declared his belief that the Fiji
Pine leader was in league with the Span
iards to drive the Americans off the
Philippine Islands. He real letter
from Aguinaldo to the Spanish general in
command at Iloilo in which the expression
occurred:
1--WE may yet save from shipwrec'z
the sovereignty of Spain in the islands. .
AT 500 p. m. the Senate adjourned.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-24
NEELEY EMBEZzLED s4oO, 900.
So the Papers From Cuba En- Route to New
York Charge.
(Rv Associated Press. J

New York, May 23.-Papers are today
en- route from Washington to New York
which will result in the preferring OF
other charges against Charles r. W.
Neeley, now confined in the Ludlow
Street Jail.
1t is ascertained that these papers were
sent from Cuba to the Department al
Washington and charge the alleged de-
faulting postal employs with the embez-
element of a sum approximating $400, 900
This alleged embezzlement consists in
the conversion into cash of the 100000
worth of "surcharged'' Cuban postage
stamps which were ordered destroyed and
which were certified as having been de-
stroyed by the committee appointed fol
thatp urpose, of which Medley was the
head.
The above information comes from Ed
ward X. Jones, special assistant to the
United States Attorney General in the
Neeley case.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-24
WHITE SUPREMACY SPEAKING.
The Issue of the Day Will be Discusseh at the
Following Times and Places.

Dounell Gillian and F. S. Sprull will
speak at Nashville in Nash county, on
June 4th.
F. A. Woodland speaks at Hartford in
Perquimans county on May 29th.
Lee S. Overman speaks at Mocksville,
in Dave county, on June End
E. w. Pou speaks at Princeton, on May
Goth, at 8 p. m.
d. l.. Ward and Thos. d. Warren speak
at Polocksyille, in Jones county, on June
End.
w. C. Fields speaks as follows: In Nc
Dowell county, May Both, at Marion; May
31st at Old Fort. Burke county, June
LIST, at Glen Alpine, and June I'd at Con-
nelly Springs. In Caldwell county, June
4th, at Lenoir. II M; June 4th, at Kings
Creek Academy at p. m.
w. c. Douglas speaks in Sampson coun-
ty on May 26th at Kenans Chapel May
2Sth, at Taylor's Bridge.
NJ. H. Justice and j. B. Grimes speak in
Arson county as follows: May Goth, An
sonville, at D. M; May 2Sth. at White s
Store; May 29th. Lilesville. In Richmond
county. May 30th. at Elierby Springs
May 31st, Roberdel cat night; May 31st
Rockingham; May 31st at Steel's Mill Cat
night.
NJ. H. Justice speaks at Spring Hill in
Scotland county, June 1st.
w. d. Turner speaks at Gibson, in
Scotland county, June LIST.
M. H. Justice and w. d. Turner speak
at Laurinburg on June End.
E. ]. Justice speaks in Columbus coun-
ty as follows: June list, at Bug Hill, II
a. M; June End, Molly p. m; June 4th
at Cerro Gordo II a. m; June 4th, Chad
burn Cat night.
J. B. Grimes speaks in Columbus coun-
ty as follows: June LIST, Bug Hill, IL a
m; June Ind, South Williams township
voting place.; June 4th. Cerrogorda, II
a. M June 4th, Fair Bluff Cat night.
E. j. Justice and ]. B. Grimes speal
in Fender county as follows: June 9TH
Burgaw: June 9Th, at Point Caswell. In
Dupln county as follows: June 18th, a
Wolf Scrape: June 7th. Antioch church
Cat night; June Sth, at Wallace, IL a
m: June Sth, at Buffers Store, p. m.
June Sth, Warsaw, $50 p. M; June 9th
Magnolia, IL a. M; June 11th. Rose Hill
p. M: June 9th, Faison, Eat night.
E. w. Pou will speak at Mt. Pleas
ant Academy in Nash county on Ma!
25th, and at Carthage in Moore county
on Friday. June 1st
F. NJ. SIMMONS, Chairman.
P. NJ. PEARSALL, Secretary.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-24
MARRIAGE AT OXFORD.
Wedding of Capt W. H. Britt and Miss Mamie
Cannady.

Especial to the News & Observer)
Oxford n. c., May 23.-This morning
at IL o'clock there was a beautiful mar
riage at the Baptist Church the contract
ing parties were Capt. Wade Hampton
Britt the popular and energetic junior
editor of the Public Ledger man of
sterling worth and Miss Mamie Cannady.
the lovely and accomplished daughter of
Mrs. Mary Cannady. and the late John +.
Cannady, and a granddaughter of the
Hon. Josiah Crudup, who in his day was
one of North Cardinals most distin
guished men. This was the first mar
riage ever solemnized in this beautiful
new edifice, which, for the occasion, had
been darkened and deliberately decora-
ted with palms, ferns and roses. Numer-
GUS candelebras with their waxen ia
pers shed soft light on the scene. I'M
med:ately before the entrance of the
bridal party Mrs. Jno. Booth sang sweet
ly. "Oh. Promise me-" Then pealed forth
the strains of the wedding march from
the organ, under the skillful touch OF
Mrs. R. W. Lassiter as the bridal party
entered
The bridesmaids were Misses Charlotte
Britt, Mary Lynch, Helen Cannady, Ethel
Dorsey of Henderson, Ellen Crudup, of
Kittrell, and Miss Mamie Whitsett, all
gowned in white organizes with white
hats carrying white flowers. The attend
ant gentlemen were Messrs. Edward
Cannady, brother of the bride, S. w. Mi
nor, Harry Williams, George Kittrell of
Kittrell, j. Crawford Biggs, of Durham.
and Thos. Crudup. of Kittrell. dressed in
the conventional morning suits.
The following gentlemen we're ushers;
Messrs. w. Lands, F. H. Gregory, DR..
1. H. Davis a nd Mr. T. L. Cheatham, of
the flowers girls. little Susie Brown, Lii
liam Minor and Norma Burwell.
After the attendants had taken their
places around the altar Miss Katie Can
nady. maid of honor entered by the CEN
trail aisle, followed by the bride, who
was handsomely attired in a going away
gown. She leaned on the arm of her
brother, Mr.. Hillman Cannady. At the
altar she was met by the groom. who en-
tered from the pastors study, accom-
panied by Mr. Julian S. Carr. Jr., of
Durham best man. Rev. j. S. Harda-
way performed the ceremony in his i'm
pressive manner
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and groom left for an extended
trip to Northern cities From twelve TO
two O'Clock lunch was served at the
charming and hospitable home OF the
brides mother dinner had been ten
dered the preceding evening. The couple
were the recipient of many handsom
presents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-24
pREsBYTERIANs AT ST. LOUIS.
Report of Committee Asking the Appointment
of a Revision Committee Adopted
CONTINUED on Sixth Page. }

ST. Louis. MAY 23.-Advan lament was
made in the work Of the General Assem-
bly, today by the adoption OF the report
of the Committee on Bills and Over
lures. asking the presbyteries what ac-
ton they desire to take, if any, in the
revision of the creed and in the election
of DR.. William B. Noble as permanent
clerk. Although the afternoon session
was fraught with unusual interest there
was no dramatic situation. Speakers for
and against revision made speeches and
the most friendly spirit prevailed.
The adoption of the report OF the Com
mittee on Bills and Overtures relating nc
the appointment of the Revision Commit
tee by the Assembly was received with
great satisfaction. Scarcely less enthu-
sasm was manifested during the cleo
tion of the permanent clerk.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-24

6 | think it is my duty to write a
letter to you in regard to what Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did
for me. l wrote you some time ago,
describing my symptoms and asking
your advice, which you very kindly
gave. am now healthy and cannot
begin to praise your remedy enough.
l would sa, to all suffering women,
Take Mrs. Pinkham advice, for wo-
man best understands woman's suf-
ferings, and Mrs. Pinkham, from her
vast experience in treating female ills,
can give you advice that you can get
from no other source. CLARA KoPP.
Rockport, Ind, April. ID, 1899.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-24
ABOLISH PAsToRATEs TIME LIMIT.
The Methodist Minister May Now Remain at
One Station Indefinitely.
(By the Associated Press. }

Chicago May 23.-By vote of 433 to
23S the Methodist General Conference to-
day abolished the time limit of pastorate,
thus finally disposing of one of the most
important questions before the great
Methodist body and doing away with
one OF the fundamental features of the
itinerant system of the denomination.
Hereafter, according to the amendment
to the discipline adopted by the confer>
ence today, preachers will be appointed
annually by the bishops, with no limit on
the number of years pastor may serve
one congregation except the limit i'm
posed by his own ability and popularity
with his congregation. He will still be
a pilgrim and a stranger, but now may
tarry longer than five years. Fraternal
greetings were exchanged with the Pres
byterian General Assembly now in ses-
sion at st. Louis.
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the bill would raise an unwarranted sus-
picion that we contemplated the invasion
Mr. DeArmond attempted 10 offer his
amendment but was ruled out of order.
Mr. DeArmond appealed to the Chair,
but it recognized Mr.. Paynes move TO
lay the appeal on the table.
The appeal was laid upon the table l29
to 103.
The bill was finally passed without di-
vision.
The Postoffce Appropriation Bill was
sent back to the conference. The resolu-
ton for recess sittings of the Ways and
Means Committee was adopted without
division.
AT $40 p. m. the House adjourned.
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ENGINEER AND BRAKEMAN KILLED.
Defective Engine Truck Caused Wreck on
the C. & w. C. Road.
(By the Associated Press.)

Greenville, S. c.. May 23.-The wreck
of a freight train on the Charleston and
Western Carolina Railroad today caused
the instant death of Engineer William
Mckinney and the colored brakeman,
Charley Haynes. The accident occurred
about twenty-five miles from Laurens
AS the engine turned over Mckinney
and Haynes were violently hurled against
the furnace and covered with Goals. They
were roasted to death. The cause OF
the wreck is supposed to be defect in the
truck of the engine.
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