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The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
In the Sennte.

Washington. March 1.-Senators NC
Laurin and Tillman Of South Carolina
yesterday were severely censured by
the United States senate for the sensa-
tioDal persontl encounter between the
two senators on the floor Of the senate
last Saturday. The adoption Of the
resolution of cenJure probably closes
the incident. 20 far as Mr.. McLaurin or
the senate is concerned.
Immediately after the senate con-
vrncd Mr. Burrows, chairman Of the
committee on privileges and elections
reported the resolution Of censurc
framed by majority of the commit
tee. Practically there was no debate
on the resolution. although Mr.. Gal
Iinger and Mr.. Piatt Comm made 1t
evident by brief statements that the
resolution was .7ot quite satisfactory 70
them. The resolution was adopted by
a vote of 81 to IL. When Mr.. Tillman's
name was called new sensation to the
proceedings was added by his rising
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
z DIR. BURNisTT Is GUILTY.
Jury Recommends n Sentence OF Fif-
~ teen Ycrrs.

Jury Recommends II SenteJtcs Va MA
RI teen Ycrrs. g..
Chicago. March 4.--The jury in the
case of DIR. Orville S. Burnett. who has
been on trial, charged with the murder
of Mrs. Charlotte S. Michel of Nash
willie, Tenn, returned verdict OF
guilty and recommended that Burnett
be sent to the penitcntiary for fifteen
yerrs Burnetts attorneys Will ask
for new trial. The verdict was sur
prise, IS Judge Bakers instructions 10
the Jury were considered favorable TO
the defendant. The case was one OF the
rlnat unusual that has ever been tried
in the Cook county criminal court
Durnctt, who Is a Soung dentist, was
charged with being accessory before
and after the fact of the death OF Mra.
Nichol, even though 1t was admitted
by the prosecution that Mrs. Nichol
had con- mitted suicide. The state en-
deavored to establish the point that
Burnett and Mrs Nichol agreed to
commit suicide together. and that the
man weakened, allowing the woman 10
go to her death alone. The defense
disputed that there had been any
agreement between the two to end
their lives together and asserted thas
Mrs. Nichol had taken her own lie
while Burnett was lying intoxicated at
her side.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
THE MARKETS.
Latest Qu0tatiOns In Grain and Live
stock Ccnters.

st. pauI. Mar,h 4--Wheat -- No.
Northern, 73 a. 73 lac; No. 2 North
ern 70 a. 72s-dc, corn--No. 3 yellow.
56 4dp56 1-2c; No. 3. IS 1-40b6c. Oats
No. 3 white. 42 l~204sc: No. 8. 42Ql42 lac.
Minneapolis, March Wheat-No. !
hard, rs 3-Sc: No. | Northern, 73 5-Sc:
No. q Northern. 70 3-sdp72 5-8c.
Duluth, March 4.-~Wheat-~Cash, No.
l hard. TIC; No. l Northern, 74c; to ar
rive, 74c; May. rs 1-2c; July, 76 3-Sc;
No. Northern, cash, II 1-2c; No. 3.
60 1-2c; Manitoba. cash. II 3.ac; Nav.
| 74c. No. 2, .GS s.4c; flax cash and to ar
rive, $1.65: May, Sl.6f l-2. corn, 61c;
barley, 4945Se; rye, 54 lac, ~ . r+zs
Milwaulkee. Wis, March 4. - Wheat
No. I Northern, 76c; No. 2 Northern.
! "A 3-4a75 Lee; May. 70 7~Sc. Rye-No.
Il. 5sc. Barlcy--No. 2. sc; sample, $50
Sic. Oats-No. 2 white, 4ac. Cora
May. 621-8c.
Chicago March 4.~-Cash Wheat-~No.
red 81 1.4GS2 3-4c. No. 3 red, 78 3-a@
e,c, No 2 hard winter. rs 3-4QD76 3-4c;
No z hard winter, 743-4 q 763-4c:
No Northern spring, 76 3-4077 3-ac: :
No Q Northern spring, "a 1-2Gp76 1-2c: /:
No sprinp, 7O6D7dc. Corn No. 3, IS la
ea6oc oats--No. 9 AZ l-2l4ac; No. 3, 40
@as1.oc
sioux CITY, Iowa, March 4.-~Cattle--
paayea Sa6f6 sb. COWS. bulls and mixed
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
/. GUARDS ATTACKED.
Desperate Attempt of Sentenced Sol
diers at KeoGh to Escape.

Desperate Attempt of Sentenced Sol
diers at Ikeogh to Escape. y.
Miles City, Mont, March !. - Three
soldiers, Watson, Sample and Ferris,
serving sentences at Fort Keogh, made
a desperate attempt to escape. They
were working under guard Of Privates
Osborne and Miller at the pump house,
mile from the post. AS Osbornes 8
back was turned Watson knocked him
senseless with bar of iron. Sample
overpowered Miller and took his gun
away, Ferris, the third prisoner, at
tempted to help the guard, but was
cowed with a gun. The three then
hurried to some timber two miles dis
'tant, An alarm was given at the fort
and officers and a company started
after the. culprits, capturing them.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
BIENNIAL ELECTIONS.

Iowa Senate Passes the Amendment
ana 1t VIII Go Through House.
Des Moines, Iowa, March l. - The
house committee on railroads took up
the 2-cent fare bill yesterday afternoon
and practically decided to kill it, al
though it will not be acted on until the
ane.t meeting. The railroads commit
tee also decided to kill the Des Moines
viaduct bill. The Hogue bill was re-
referred to the committee and an at
t t.mpt will be made to compel the rail
roads to furnish cars. The senate
passed the biennial sessions amend
ment, with only five opposing votes.
1T will undoubtedly pass the house with
little opposition. ..
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06

and saying with ill-concealed emotion:
Among gentlemen an apology for an
offense committed under heat OF blood
is usually considered sufficient"
The auditors caught their breath as
Mr. Tillman thus entered his protest
against the adoption of the resolution.
The senate adopted the conferences
report on the permanent census BILL ana
then began consideration Of the rriga-
ton measure.
~. In the House. &sss Sf&
The house yesterday broke all Its rec
ords in the matter of private pension
legislation. clearing the calendar ana
passing 1863 bills In a little over three
hours. The confer ence report on the
census bin was adopted and the house
adjourned until Monday. E'#
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
MARCONE AGAIN SPANS OCEAN.
MarcOnf Maintains Constant CONF
munacatiOn with Home station
Whit. la,enn

MarcOnf Maintains Constant com-
munication with Home Station
While or Ocean.
New York, March 4. Skeptics who
DOUBTED the truth Of Marconis recent
statement that he had succeeded In
disputching messages between New
foundland and his Cornwall station
were furnished Saturday with proofs
o. a still more marvellous achievement
on the part OF the versatile Italian
electrician, who arri, ed from South
ampton on the Philadelphia. He an
nounced, and his testimony was cor
roborated by that Of the captain of the
verseI, that he had been in communica-
ton with the Podhue station for almost
tn, entire distance across the ocean.
Day after day on the voyage the In
ver tor sat at his post on the steamer
and kept up ali uninterrupted Success
sion of messages with the home station
For 1900 miles not the slightest difli-
Guilty was experienced, but after that
the connection was not perfect.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
| rlertbwest news =
FARGO HAS QUITE A FIRE.

Oflces and Warehouses of the j. L.
Case Company Are Totally De-
strSyed. .~s
Fargo, N. D., March 4.-Fire yester-
day destroyed the big j. !. Case offices
and warehouses here, and entailed a
loss of SIS. 900. The flames are supposed
to have started In the boiler room and
to have burned slowly for several hours
before they We're discovered. In addi-
ton to the building, which was valued
a. something like $4,000, there were
twenty complete threshing rigs stored
there, some old machines were in the
basement for remodaling, and there
was an extra large stock of repairs on
hand, as this Office was used IS the re-
pair distributing point of the entire
Northwest. HTs'a" ~. - ga,. , =
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
Minnesota Fighting Itself.

The Alexandria Post News speaks by
the card when it says that the So
called merger fight is fight OF railroad
VS. railroad, and there are whole lo'
of people besides the editor of that pa
per who know the inside of the matter
The question is, why should the people
of Minnesota be asked to put up for the
expenses? Why not let the interested
parties fight it out and pay their own
costs ?-sIeepy Eye Dispatch.
Minnesota is putting up money to
fight its own interests; to turn COM
merce away from It: to prevent. It's
Asiatic trade, and to divert immigration
Alexandra Post News. z,% a4 X
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
Tax Collections Good.

Fergus Falls, Minn.,, March 4.-Coun-
ty Treasurer Butler has footed UP the
totals Of the tax collections made on
his tour of the cou lty this year, and
finds that he collected $S7.930 during
the four weeks that he spent among the
farmers. This is $11,000 more than last
years collections and $4,000 more than
the collections of any previous tour In
The county's history. The farmers haze
money this year and are paying up
their taxes as never before.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
DEATH IN THE PILLS.

Insane Iowa Mother Poisons Two OIL
@ Her Children.
Harlan, Iowa, March 1.--Mrs. Anna
Rasch, wife Of Andrew Rasch, Dan
ish farmer, administered morphine
pills to two of her children, causing
their death. Then she attempted 10
end her own life by taking large dose
of the drug. Physicians were secured
in time to save the mother but the
children were beyond help. IA, '
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
KING LEOPOLD IN BAD HEALTH.

nditiOn Causes Anxiety, but Ply
sicians Deny symptoms Are Sc
TlOuss
Brussels, March 4--The condition Of
King Leopold, who hi 8 been Ill since
fia return here from the Riviera, Is
causing anxiety. The physicians in at
tendance OF his IN Liesty, deny that his
symptoms are serious, but the fire.
queIcy Of their yislts mas given rise TO
digquieting rumors.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
CHINAMAN AVENGED.

Twenty-Fiye Years in Prison foa
Two Negro Murderers. "
West Superior. Wis, March L. - Pc
ter jackson and Charles Woods. both
colored, were sentenced to twenty-five
years imprisonment in Waupun at
hard labor. Jackson and Woods MUIR
dered Charley Vim. Chinaman, in hia
laundry in this city Christmas morn
ing, and pleaded guilty OF murder ~
the second degree. Robbery was the
motive, and the negroes secured $7.5o.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
WHERE SULLY FOUGHT.
WhitestOne battlefield in North Da-
Lnta tO Re Made Into n Park,

WhitestOne Battlefield in North Da-
kota to BE Made into a Park.
Fargo, N. D., March 4.-The success
OF the plan to have Whitestone battle
field in Dicley county set aside as
small national park seems assured.
Register Valentine of the local land of
nee has received an order from the de-
pertinent at Washington to withhold
from entry the southeast quarter or
section Z, the southwest quarter of 2,
the northwest quarter Of II and the
northeast quarter IF 18, township l3l.
range 65 This section would include
the battlefield on which Gen. Scully
fought the Indians in 1868. .@@
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
R0Bs STATE PRISON.
Burglar Steals Two Gases of Shoes,
Making Two Trips for the Pur-

Burglar Steals Two Cases of Shoes,
Making Two Trips for the Pur-
pose. E#s& E..s.G
Saltwater. Mimi, March IA daring
and. fooihardy robbery was committed
at the state prison Sunday morning,
and Andrew Anderson, a noted second
story man, Is in jail here charged with
the offense Moreover, he has confessed
his guilt. Anderson scaled the prison
wall Saturday night by rope. Going
to the shoe shop in the prison yard he
broke 1t open and carried away three
cases Of shoes of a. dozen pairs each.
Taking thest, to the rope ladder he at
tacheG two cases to the rope, ana,
climbing it, pulled them up. Then ne
returned and took another case over
the wall. The shoes were secreted
back of the thresher company paint
shop near the river. Anderson after
ward pawned the shoes in the Twin
Cities. III. ~. .. ID
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
GRIEF KILLS FRANK SHERMAN.

Nephew of General Dies as Result of
paraIytlc Stroke. %r WIN
Des Moines, Iowa. March 4.-Frank
Sherman, an attorney, son Of Maj.
Hoyt Sherman, and nephew of Gen.
William T. Sherman and Senator John
Sherman, died here at the age of forty
five years. as the result Of paralytic
stroke experienced five weeks ago while
visiting his wife's grave at Woodland
cemetery.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
In the Senate.

St. Paul, March 3. -. The jacobson
tax bill, which passed the house Friday
got a stormy reception in the senate
Saturday and precipitated a DEBATE
that developed q large body Of hostili-
ties The attack on the measure was
made from several directions-upon It's
constitutioaality, its scope and upoh
several of it's most important provls-
ions. After long fight the bill was
sent to the taxes and tax laws commit
tee A common understanding was
first reached that hearings and COM
mittee examination of the measure
must be concluded speedily and that
the bill be reported Wednesday,.
Stockwell's resolution calling upon
the president to put stop to the ship
ment OF horses and mules from the
United States to South Africa passed
by vote of Sc to s. ,s.-
In the House.
The house saturday, with barely
enough members on the floor to pass
bills, received q dozen unimportant
measures, passed nearly as many more
agreed upon a special order on the An
derson bills for Monday afternoon and
adjourned.
The interest Of the house lay In the
fate of the jacobson bill over In the
senate, where the lords Of the upper
house were becoming involved in pre-
limnary struggle with the measure
which the house Skinned through with
out an amendment. Those members al
rectly interested in bills before the
house managed to keen within voting
distance bare majority, and the bills
passed went through in q majority OF
cases practically by default.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
Would Curb the sports.

Sioux City, Iowa, March 4-The min
is sters of this city at a session held be-
hind closed doors decided to place n
municipal ticket in the field for the
sr1ing election. Rigid enforcement Of
oil laws is the general demand Of the
ministers, who claim that the saloons
and sporting elem2nt have had too
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
Mnre Pay for Judges.

Des Moines. Iowa, March 1. - Thu
house yesterday passed the Cumming
bill in amended form, increasing IN
salaries of district judges from, $Z'oV
TO $500 per year. The bill originally
provided an increase to $4,000.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
DISCRIMINATION COSTLY.

Manager Fined for Firing UnioH
Man. =G7...-F s..s
Leavenworth. Kan, March I'm ths
CITY court yesterday Manager D'
Co,1rsey. of the Leavenworth Stree'
Car company. was fined $50 for dismiss
ing w. P. Sullivan, an employe' pc
cause of his connection with a ianol
union. This is The first conviction un'
der the new state law.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
NAV Lose Both Eyes.

St. Paul, March 4-Melvin S. Mont
gomery, fireman on the Northern Pa
cifc, had both. his eyes injured last
night by the explosion of an oil can on
his engine. He was taken to st. Luke's
hospital and it is feared that he VIII
lose the use of his eyes.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
rsfMENsE LAND TRACT.

Iowa Central Cimpnny Invests Al.
, most q Million Dollars.
Marsaa!ltown, Iowa, March 1.-Yes'
terday afternoon articles of incorpora.
tion Of the iowa Central Lana com.
pany were filed. The company contron
200. 900 acres in North Dakota along ths
Northern Pacific, involving an invest
rnent of $4,000. Prominent local cap.
italists and Iowa officials are concerned
fin the deal. .s...
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
INJURIES ARE FATAL.

Travelling Man Who Was Injured nt
blanchard, N. D., Dies. =
Fergus Falls, Mimi. March 4.---W. B.
Dawley, the travelling man who was In
jurcd in the Great Northern wreck at
Blanchard, died of his injuries. His
wife left here for his bedside, but his
death occurred an hour before she ar
rived Dawley was well known
thl oughout this section. having trav-
eled for the st. Paul Rubber company
for number Of years. r..
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
z. TX, o. R Us u % u
,l0 ODGRGSS
REsuMR on rKR T..
al WEEE's PsocxRpINGs.
a. &r 81 ~ % % q %
Ira the Senate.

washington, Feb. rs. -- After eight
hours Of tumultuous debate yesterday
the serate passed the Philippine tarifI
bill by vote Of 46 to 26s a strictly
party vote. Mr.. Tillman and Mr.. NC
Laurin, the two senators from South
Carolina, who on Saturday last were
declared by the senate to be IN con-
tempt because of their Hight In the
chamber, were not permitted by voice
or vote to participate In the proceed
ings. The qu astion as to their right
to vote precipitated a sharp debate
lasting nearly two hours. Mr.. Turner
Dem., wash.) contended vigorously
for the right OF the two senators to
cast their votes, and he was sustained
by Mr.. Patterson Of Colorado. MT.
Bailey Of Texas and other Democrats.
They held that even though the TWO
senator's We're actually under arrest
and in the custody of the sergeant-at-
arms they could demand that they be
allowed to vote, as the senate had not
passed on their case.
Mr.. Foraker Mr.. Aldrich and other
Republicans held that the senators
clearly could not participate In any OF
the proceedings of the senate until they
had purged themselves of contempt
and the senate had removed the pan
placed on them.
The president pro tenn. Mr.. Frye.
held that the two senators could not
vote and he was sustained by ma
jority of the senate.
During the debate on the Philippine
bill Mr.. McComas and Mr.. Wellington
of Maryland became involved In con"
troversy during the course of which
the latter declared that II Mr.. NC
Comas should make his statements
outside the senate chamber he would
brand them as a malicious falsehood.
He was called to order promptly ana
resumed his seat amid considerable en-
element. ....
Many amendments were offered TO
the Philippine bill, but except those Of
fered by the committee only one, an
amendment restricting the operation or
the sedition laws enacted by the TART
commission. was passed.
In the Hauae.
The house yesterday passed bill to
divide Texas into four judicial districts
and also the Tawney resolution calling
on the secretary of war for information
concerning the transfer of sugar lands
In Cuba since the American occupa-
ton 1t then transacted some business
pertaining to the District of Columbia
and later took up the diplomatic and
consular appropriation bill. The bill
carries an appropriation Of H,9S1, ,e7s,
an increase Of $S2,9b0 over last year. 1t
was made the vehicle for speeches on
trusts, coinage and other Irrelevant
matters. The galleries were packed all
day In anticipation Of Prince Henry's
visit.
When Prince Henry entered the gal
lary Of the house he was loudly ap-
plauded, some venturing to give vent
to cheers. Prince Henry gracefully
bowed and was then showed to his seat
by Mr.. Hit OF Illinois. He remained
for fifteen minutes. during which tin'e
he evinced the greatest Interest In. the
proceedings. He was loudly applauded
as he left the chamber.
without disposng Of the pending bill,
the house at 4:20 adjourned.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
Unite in Institute work.

Sturgis, S. D., March 4.--This year
The counties of Meade, Butte and Pen
nington again unite forces in institute
work The session will convene In
Belle Fourche June 3 and close june
II. A large gathering Is anticipated.
n1lcn liberty In the past.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
CREAMERY IS BURNED.

BelIing ham Industry Is Heavy
r. = " Sufferer. - '=..
Bellingham, MINI, March 4. - The
plant of the Bellingham Cooperative
creamery company was burned to the
ground. The loss on the building and
contents is total, a, there is no insur-
ance. The plant was managed under
a lease by J. N. Mcbride. The building
was erected in 1897 at cost Of $4,000.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
Meets Death mt n Crossing,

st. Paul, March 4.-Mrs. Anna Kor-
seno was run down by Milwaukee
freight train near the West Seventh
street crossing at 2:30 yesterday morn
ing. She died while being taken to the
city hospital.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
Wrecked br Robbers,

Marceline, Mo-, March 4. - Robbers
wrecked the safe in the postoftice here
with dynamite and got away with
practically all its contents, which is
said TO have been a considerable sum.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
FIGHT WITH BURGLARS.
Chief of Police nndiy Wounded and
One Burglar Receives Fatal In

Mattoon, Ill.,, March 4. -- In fight
between burglars and officers here
early yesterday morning Chief Of Po-
lice Lyons received wounds that may
cause the loss Of an arm by afnputation
and two or three youths whom, the po-
lice were attempting to capture, were
wounded, one of them fatally. The
police were advised that an attempt
would be made to rob the bank, sta
toned three men In the building, and
when the youths entered through q
rear window the police attempted 10
capture them.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
INVENTOR Is FOUND DYING.

II. G.. williams, Who Devised Tefe-
pnntOGrnph. Commits Suicide.
London, March 4. - Rupert Greville
Williams, the inventor of the telepan-
tograph, has been found fatally shot in
the greenhouse Of his residence at Hey
wood. near Manchester. There Is no
doubt that Mr.. williams committed
suicide.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
REBELS WE'RE ROUTED.

Battle in Colombia In Which Fifty
nre Killed or Wounded.
Colon, March 4.-Liberal forces under
the command of Gen. Villa appeared at
Rio Prio, in the Department Of Magda-
lena, Feb. II. After an engagement
with government troops from Barran-
ouilla, which lasted four hours, the
rebels were routed with ffty men
killed or wounded.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
Had Storm at Duluth. .

Duluth. Mimi, March 1.-The week OF
warm. unreasonable weather that has
prevailed at the head of the lakes waa
succet8ed last night by a heavy storm
+bet started vita rain, followed Dy
snow, with Il strong northeast wind.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
srnuE. SOCK AND BARNS.

Blaze in a Stable Spreads Destruc'
tion in n Town.
Baldwin, Wis, March 1.-F1re broKs
out in a barn at New Centerville, fvs
miles south Of Baldwin, and burned y
c. Nelson's store building. stock OF
general merchandise and househoN
goods and four barns.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
BILLY RICE. TOO, rs DEAD.

TOurth Df NOfFU WBnNfreW 10 FhN@
Away tn Five Months.
Chicago, March 4.-Within the last
five months four men who won fame
as MINISTRIES years ago have passed
away. They were Jack Haveriy, Billy
West. Billy Emerson and Billy Rice.
Rire succumbed Saturday at Hot
Springs TO an attack of drorsy.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
AN AMERICAN JUDGE.
English Language Mrst De Spoke
by W0mld-Be Cifixens.

Fargo, N. D., March 4.-The action
Of Judge Owen of Devils Lake in re-
frsing naturalization papers to an ap-
p1icant who was unable to speak the
English language after six-year res
ideIce in the state seems to be gem
orally indorsed by the press. The judge
is stalwart in his Americanism and
wants the men who are given citizen
ship to be able to appreciate the honor.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-03-06
Che r,egiSIa
Proceedings Of the
&I Week i'm the .....
State Law Mill -.
In the House.

st. Paul. Feb. 25.-The great battle In
the house on the tax code will propaply
come off to-day. 1t would have come
Yesterday afternoon had not the tax
law advocates filibustered until ad-
iournment to delay vote. They taiKeo
in relays. The situation was pecuHar.
The house has 11S members, but oniy
about 100 were present yesterday: the
rest had not returned from the holiday
and Sunday recess. The passage OF the
tax hill needs sixty votes, a majority or
the whole membership. The tax advo-
Gates had not the sixty votes, so their
game was to delay a vote until To-Day
in the hope that among the absentees
tt ere would be enough to give them ths
requisite number.
The third reading of the tax cooe
vas hepun soon after o'clock, and
was concluded In less than an hour. a
conference of the tax code leaders hau
been held In the meantime, and as :.
was certain they could not secure the
necessary sixty votes during the atter-
noon, the order was to talk away tne
remainder Of the day.
Representative Pennington secureo
the adoption of an amendment proVlo-
ing that not more than two members
of the ak commission shall be OK the
same political party.
Representative Jacobson pleadeu
that more time should be allowed 3or
debate. %sag....a~
The motion for the previous ques-
ton was lost by vote Of 81 to 56. . .
Many of the opponents Of the Dill
were not in the hall when the vote was
taken. and Sherman Smith demanded
a call of the house. A motion to ad-
journ interviewed. which was carried by
a vote of 81 to SIS. & 81