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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
FOUND DYING ON
BRIDGE APPROACH
Mystery Surrounds Fatal lnju-
ries OF Stranger
PICKED UP AS DEAD
BUT WAS TAKEN TO lNFIRMARY
INSTEAD or UNDERTAKINGS
HEAD CUT IN MANY
PLACES.

man nppusei 70 be Charles Wood
Of Philadelphia Penn. Who when
found was thought 10 be dead il IN
ST. Mary's lnfrmary where Dr.
James McManus. who was summoned
as coroner IS doing all in his power
10 ave his life
Wood was hurt in some unknown
manner at the Illinois approach to
the bridge early last night His head
Is cut and crushed and there is hardly
chance for his recovery.
A train crew found the man lying
by the side Of the track about half
way between Bridge junction and the
iron work of the bridge at SIS o'clock
Thinking that he was dead the
police and Coroner James McManus
were notified Dr. McManus, VINO is
aching surgeon fer the Ill nOis Central
anu NJ q O. railroads hurried to the
scene n the dead wagon Discover
ing that the man II spite of terrible
wounds was alive Dr. McManus placed
him aboard an engine which ran n
full spt ed to the Illinois Central
round house At this point the man
was transferred TO an ambulance and
taken 70 the nhrmary
Or McManus worked all night IN an
effort to save the strangers life
There were seven teerbla gashes in
his face and head From all appear
anees they were inflicted by a knife
or sharp instrument.
The skull was badly crushed in one
place Everything known to medical
Skill was done but Or McManus
stated thar there was little or no
chaace foe his patient
The man had nas regained con.
sciousness at O'Clock this morning
From letters found in his pocket 1t is
surm ssd that he IS Charles Wood, Of
lie wore oyeralls which covered a
leat suit Of clothing. He appears to be
/ lahoring man ana about 30 years Of
ige He is smooth shayen having !
lark brown hair lie weighs about |
rs or lS0 pounds and Is an excellent |
pocimen OF manhood
On the heels of his shoes are clasps, |
IS II for he purpose of skates or
leafs used By loggers en- the rapid
ireams of the north
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
MORE STRIFE IN
SANTO DOMINGO
ANOTHER UPRISING AGAINST
PRESIDENT M0RALEs-sTflE &
TROUBLE FINANCED M NEW
YORK TO INFLUENCE SENATE

Washington, Nov News of an
uprising in Santo Domingo against
President Morales came 10 the Stat
Department last night,
4 Wareh ha baan ordered from
Guantanamo to Macors the scene of
The reported trouble
+ Is said that he Leaders OF me
revolution were li1aHced from New
forb with be purose Of stirring mp
strife just in season to adversely In
tluence the action in the United
Suites senate oh the pedine Sano.
Domingo treaty.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
RATE QUESTION.
Discussed by Hardwse Men But No
Action Was Taken.

Washington. Nov S.-The National
IIardwar, o ociat or today discussed
railroad rate legislation behind closea
a0urs ami % uoiNn was unanimously
adopted VIA reby ,ho subject is not to
De discussed again az The present con
yenlion and noraction ls 40 be- taken
It was stated n the discussion that
The question Was one so vital in i'm
porance adm ~ presented so many
phases that In was impossible 10 take
a position at this time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
BANK NOTES IN
A HOLLOW STUMP
TOGETHER WITH BURGLARS
DARK LANTERN FOUND BY
AN INDIANA FARMER-sToLEN
FROM HAGERsToWN BANK.

Cambridge City. Ind, Nov. S.-F,f-
teen hundred dollars I'm bank notes
wrapped in a bundle Of newspapers
was found by Clarence Mason. a far.
mer five miles southwest of this city
his afternoon. The money was con.
cealed in a hollow stump Mason also
found "a dark lantern and a large brass
ring, supposed TO De piece of safe
Tho papers wrapped about the money
were ideni fed as belonging to the
First National bank at HagerstoWn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
WILLIAM TODD OTTO
Friend Of Lincoln and Educator and
Author is Dead. Aged 80 Years.

Ph ladelphia, Nov S.--Willlam Tod
Otto formerly district court Judge OF
Indiana. a friend of Abraham Lincoln.
educator and author is dead at the
age cf 50 In 1868 Otto was ap.
pointed by President Lincoln as as
sistant secretary Of internal affairs
In 1871 be was appointed arbitrator
for the United States under the con
vention with Span for the settlement
of American claims. From 1875 10 80
he was reporter Of The Tn ted States
supreme Court and during that time
published sixteen volumes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
.THWARTED IN
LOVE; SUICIDES
MAN REFUSED BY INTENDED
BRIDE BECAUSE HE HAD
TUBERCULOSIS ENDS LIFE
WHEN SHE SAILED FOR HOME

New York, Nov S,-After following
"a woman across the continent iu @
vain attempt 20 p rsuade her 10 marry
him. only TO see her board a steamer
for Europe, Waller Herlch an elderly
man. supposed 10 be from Lindsay.
Cal, committed uicide tonight I'm a
hliel I'm H9boken.
Tn woman came from Germany t9
marry ie-ich. but on meeting him ia
California and finding him SUFFERING
from tuberculosis, it is sad. refused
him and lafi for Europe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
SEPERATE STATE
HOOD FAVORED
BY THE PRESIDENT IN HIS NEXT
MESSAGE -- CAPT. FRANK
FRANTZ APPOINTED COVER.
NOR OF INDIAN TERRITORY.

WASHINGTON, Nov S-Prasidont
Roc eyeli today Informed a delegas ion
Of residents Of oklahoma that he
would recommend IN his forthcoming
message to congress single statehood
for oklahoma and Indian Territory
Members gf The delegation discussed
with the Hre.ideni the appointment OF
Goycrnog for the Territory recon-
mcudng Capt Frank Franz, whose
appointment was subsequently an.
ncGncod
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
TO INVESTIGATE
MIDDIE'S DEATH
YOUNG ANNAPOLIS STUDENT
WHO DIED FROM BLOW re.
cEWED IN FIST FIGHT WAS
BURIED WITH HONoRS.

Annapolis, Md, Nov S.-The funeral
of Midshipman James r. Branch, who
died Tuesday morning after having
received injuries in a fist fight with
Midsnipman MOncr Merr.Weather. Jr.
took place this afternoon from the
Naval Academy armory Chaplain
II. II Clark conducted the funeral SER
vices ana interment was made in the
Naval cemetery The pail bearers
were Branch's class mates. A full
brigade of midshipmen attended. Ad-
miral Sands win begin thorough in.
ye3tigation of the affair tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
PAT GROVE
viii Be Tried Monday-Must Face
Many Charges.

Omaha Neb, Nov S-The trial Of
Pat Grove has been set for gonday,
December 10. He VIII be Gfsi tried
on the charge e. assault With intent
10 Kin officer Jackson. who attempted
TO arrest the mahl Alleged to have
been Grove.
Nearl va hundred witnesses are
named in the brief filed by The prose.
cu.ion who are to H. called in the
case. Grove is 10 later be tried ON
highway robbery charge in connection
with The Cudahy kidnapping.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
WARNER
The Guest CT Honor at Gig Banque.
Of the Republicans.

Kansas CITY. Nov. S.-Uni Cd State.
Seaa or Elect Warner. the irs' repub
lican t7 De elected TO the senate from
" s-ouri since Carl Schurz in 1862
was tonight rendered a farewell ban
que.
Six hundred republicans from Mis-
souri, and Kansas attended ami toasfs
were responded 10 lv several proml-
nent politicians Of This state Warner
m a speech paid a glowing tribute 10
President Roosevelt. declared himself
IN favor Of national regulation of life
inzurance companies and though
ground in protective tariff faith g. not
welded 10 any schedule
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
LOUISVILLE, TOO.
Fusion Party to Contest Election Of
Democrats Ticket

Louisville Nov S-The managers
Il ihe Fus on party this afternoon de-
c-ded to contest i'm NE courts the eiec-
lion e fhc democratic .icket for muui-
ripal ownership 9ficers ana members
of .he ] gislafure Alleged ahi6cation
ci the returns and tcrraHzing of yor-
ars are ihe grounds upon which the
contest Wil lo made
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09

People struggle with thcIr wits now.
not with cold steel -he gladiator q
today is really an intellectual. and
his arena is the Forum ard The Stock
ExchaEce. The Han of Science. and
the racecCurse-in short. where brain
is Iitted aealusf brain. mother-wit
AGAINST mothur-H it-The Academy
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09

Columbus o. Nov Chairman
Harvey CARRIER cfthe democratic state
committee sad this afternoon Thar
he plurality for pattison was gain
ms as fuller returns came IN ana that
the election OF the whole democratic
.icket waa assured by safe pluraliiies.
Governor Herrick refused at this time
TO make any statement, explaining that
until he had seen fuller returns than
had yet beet received II would be i'm
possible for him to analyze the figures
and learn what We're the actual causes
~ the defeat Of the republican candi-
dates ing tha same reason 2enatsgrr.
Dlek, chairman OF the republican CON-
mittee hestated about being inter-
viewed today on the causes OF the re-
publican defeat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
BARS Nsw YORK LhE.

jefferson Ci9. BIC. Nqv 8-W d.
Vandiver. ,tate. superintfadent Of ia.
smancc. cu'ght suspended the c-rti-
fcate Of authority OF the New York
Life Insurance company 20 Do business
in this state.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
WOULDN'T rENu TIE D5cRs.
Railroad Was Fun Through Barn. bu.
There the Lire Was Drawn.

Railroad Was Fun Through Barn, bu.
There the Lire Was Drawn.
Last spring while the survey for the
Northern Seaport railroad l1om ga
Grange, Me-. 20 seatsport Ne. was
being made some of the ycufhs iu
stockton Springs. a small iowa in
Waldo county thought thoy would
jolly some Of the farmers They
equipped themselves with Il camera
tripod and an old telescope ANA start
ed ont.
They reached Prospect and huntoa
up a good old nan and Inquired e
they could survey lis "-uNnd H.
was excited at once, and asked num-
berless questions and wanted them to
leil him "for sure" Il the road would
so over his laad
The mock surveyors assured hin
they could tell him with certainty
after a few moments work. auJ then
they erected tie tripod and apparent
ly became absorbed in work O.. aark
ing of a line of stakes tho iarmc-
watching them with interest. e
short tire they pretended To- Giscoy-
er that the read wculd go right
through the barn 80 the old man wae
told Re considered a moment ana
then said slowly:
But ieTe's only one door in a."
welt they replied, "couldn't yoa
knock or the pl2nking on the other
side and put in another door?"
The man frightened up at once. and
replied: Yes. ] suppose ; could. but
ill tell you right now youll have 60
keen q man TO shut them doors after
the trains. for ! cant be bothered sll
the time with them"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
PLACE BAN ON
FOOTBALL GAMES
BOARD OF EDUCATION CONDEMNS
THE GAME AS RESULT OF
DEATH OF STUDENT FROM
INJURIES.

Alton. H., Nov s-As a result of
he death Of James Squires. an Alton
4 Oh school, who died from injuries
-ec5iFed in a foot ball game. the
board OF education today adopted a
resolution eondemning the game and
placing a ban upon foot ball in al
Alton schools
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
KILLED FATHER
To SAVE WIFE
WISCONSIN YOUTH SHOT WITH
DEADLY AIN AS HIS FATHER
THREATENED Hlm VITA 4
KNIFE

Wau=aa wis. Nov S-siania sFai-
Io ki. aeed =. has h-en arrested near
kHoa ltoa un che charge of siHins bis
father
az is charged the ycuns man's fath
or threatened MS life Win a knife and
in seif defense the huv shrf him uith
a Winch sfer rifle. kilrE him Instant
IT,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
TRAVELLING MAN IN JAIL.

Chi-asc. Nov SIS W. sangstcr.
recently arrested in Kansas CRY fol-
loving the charges that he sent poi
soned candy to his wife md daughter.
was arraigned today He pleaded rot
guilty and in default Of bail vent 20
fa1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
FISH WILL SERVE.

New York. Nov. SIT was an
nounced today that stuyvesanf Fish.
Pre- ident Of the ul nois Central rail-
road has consented to serve IA the
committee 90 investieafe the Mutual
Life Insurance company.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09

Cincinnati O. Nov. s.-The Times.
star has prepared a careful iabniation
III the vote of all The conntie8 III the
state BASED "a the best estimates OBJ
aInabie, which shows plurality for
pattson of 3l728.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09

Cincinnati, O.. Nov s.. George y.
Cox form republican leader in this
city tonight refused 20 discuss the
cause Of republican defeat Cox said
me announcement Of his retirement
from active politics given ont hy the
Associated Press last night. spoke for
Itself ana was final
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09
LAND SLIDE

For the Republicans IN Nebraska for
Head Of Ticket.
Lincoln. Neh S-The election In
Nebraska has tho appearance tonight
of "a republican landsl de on the head
of The ticket The plurality for Le-
on supreme judge. may exceed
1900. more than double that Of two
wears ago on decreased vote Both
republican candidates for regents Of
university are elected
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09

Judging by tie insanity returns
Ten cases ia 1.ee8 are cagseJ By love
affairs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-09

L-nJGn, Nov S-The St Petersburg
correspondent to the Telegraph as.
sorts thai Witte has been compelled
to abandon his efforts to form cabi-
net composed solely Of Liberals and
Reformists and to fall back en- ex-
per enced officials whose first duty
will be to eXingush the revolutionary
connasration by by cashier ng offl-
cials who BY conniyance or otherwise
are responsible for the recent outrages
and mas acres.
The correspondent says that Gen.
Trepoff assistant minister Of the in.
terror, whose res gnation Wijte has
repeat edly refused 10 accept owing
TO shiabt ty in keeping forces Of dis
order in check now likely 70 insist
upon retiring.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07
AN IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT.
President Of Woman's Clubs Name
Chairman Of Committee,

Denver Colo, Jan, 6,--Announee.
ment OF the appointment OF Miss Alb.
bott OF Waterfowl Conn. as chair.
man OF the educational committee OF
the General Federation OF Women's
clubs, has been made by Mrs Sarah
Plat Decker president OF the Fedora.
ton.
The appointment is one Of the most
important yet made by Mrs, Deck,
err One other member OF the com
mittee will be dean and president OF
the prominent colleges
THE work OF this committee" said
Mrs, Decker win be one Of the fore
most considerations Of the Federation.
We viii try TO formulate plans for
work With college women, with a view
TO eventually introduce domestic
science, manual training and the Ike
into our colleges IN eldea Is to it.
the boys and girls more than la now
done for work IN the world not to ed,
ucate them 20 much alike. to give
them training IN the other things In
other words. for which one IS especial
ly adapted"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07

Lynshlng Of an Unknown Negro AZ 8s.
nolt, Miss.

Lynehlns Of an Unknown Negro AZ Sc.
nolt, Miss,
l.JRehhnr. .Aliasa lan O the BODY b
an unknown negro was found dangling
from tree The negro. It Is said.
had hern taken from Che county lail
and quietly lynched by number Of
white meu
Last Monday the negro seereted him.
sell 10 che home OF Mrs torn.
widow Entering tho apartment OF the
daughters OF Mrs Storm. after the
family haze retired the negro struck
n match and vas advancing upon the
young women, when ono of them aWoks
and screamed far help The negro
waa iughIeued ul
A search fof iho negro resulted In
his early capture lie was placed
lie itlI ana duTug the night vas taken
oug and hanged
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07
81 Russlans q 20 Arthur

emmander Of Russians at Port Arthur
slble for human being to uphold
honor OF Russia Ia the face OF her
emies"
The Noyoe Vremya despite the eX-
ple made by the suspension OF the
ss yesterday says
BY an means, let us have court
rtal and make it. n possible. Sc
re-" The cruel Judge will, perhaps.
al leniently with those who have
ven their blood and their lives for
cir country. Perhaps also the
BURT will determine why fortress
shoWn TO be threatened with a block
he is not supplied with necessary food
snd munitions 10 enable IL 10 hold ont
Perhaps such a court viii bring to
HIGHT many dark. hidden things aud ex.
pose the crespng underground enc
mics OF Russia. who are Infinitely more
dangerous 70 the nation than the foe
Eho fights IN the open
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07
Noted rel1eonslIan Rector Dssd.

Nos Yors. Jan 9 Rev ~ Thomas
Boone rector Of a Protestant Gplsco
pal church AZ gibonvlIs. ~ s.. r.
deal 40 tho home 81 biz sister N Nav
Yotk ~ Booze was ven known 10
the CLERGY and hia brother Rev VII
LEN Jones Boone IS now Episcopal
Bishop Of china Or loora was iof
man yYcars rector Of Christ church
Bavannah "a unung me yellow
fever sgourge in Brlnaelck. Ga. 90
1875 Dr nooug vas rector ~ lhs Epls
copal church there and beraHse 81 bis
min ief.ngH 10 persons Of all ereeds.
va dearly beloved ln that city The
rector end hia vile Wefs sfrleksn b.
ths disease and Nns u00ue died
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07

Atlanta taa 9 FARMERS an over
ths State are vr.fias letters b. Com
missioner NJ AgrleallHrs Stevens telt
iag hlm oi ihsir inlanflor o. cut thslf
eoitou crop aud lfEaE h'm % iaka
some step b ahieh all ~ farmers iu
che stats All 40 ne sane hiag r.
seems 20 be ths uasalmous asalrs 20
% ths psft ~ si lbe cotton groU era
o. oeofg't o. plasf leta cotton thaa
afsr ssiefel ap1 from sH Indications
there a EoiuF 10 DO ysfT sh0n eros
pa eeafga Very htis fertilizer ll
beiaF asef FL fsr and its fertilizer
mfa ere noi rapsel.hs aby big saiet
snee tle SLUMP is eoftgr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07
NO ROOM FOR NEGRO NORTH.
Minister Says No oeslrsbls Employ.
ment Is Open 20 rim.

ment Is Open TO Rim.
Springfield, Mass. Jan. 6.-''Not a
single avenue Of desirable employment
is open TO the negro IN the north
and The future promises less than tbs
past" said Rev w. n. Deberry, pastor
Of ST. Johns (negro) Congregational
church.
The Rev. Deherry who n one OF the
ablest negro clergymen IN The country,
has made a study OF the question,
extending over several yed and
bases hts deductions upon statistics
lie finds the professions and other
intellectual pursuits are out OF the
question for negroes OF either sex Wo.
men have no avenue OF employment
except in service Tae negro race Is
not wanted IN stores or the mills. The
best opportunity open TO the negro to
day Is authorship. which the Rev.
Mr. Deberry says is "a good place to
die In"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07
TO PAY soUTHERNGRs CLAIMS.
Bill Passed by Senate Provides Nee
easarn Eunds Tor Same.

Bill Passed by Senate Provides Nee
essary Funds for Same.
Washington, Jan c. Senator War.
rem has reported 90 The Eenate from
the committee on claims the house bill
FOR the allowance OF certain claims
for stores and supplies destroyed dur
ing tho civil war under the provis ions
OF the Bowman act Amendments
we're made by the committee. and the
bill as reported Is recommended for
passage Il proposes 10 pay % direct
appropriations s2.56g.05l. The claims
include The following
Alabama. ~ claims. amounting o.
S59sS0 Florida. claims. amounting
70 sG5if Georgia 20 claims. amount
lng 20 S2S5tt North Carolina. J
claims. amounting TO $685. SOUTH
Caroline n claims amounting f8
3s2l.123 Tennessee. 20 claims.
70 fl0C.5ii Virginia. 49,.
claims. amounting % tlt6fi3
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07
dOESSEL MAY Be
COURT MARTIALED
Russian Newspapers Clamoring
For Military Trial.
COMMANDER eEes FoR LENIENcY

fays Upheld Honor Of Russia In the
Face Of Her Ensmlss-supplenrsnt.
airy Agreement Of Surrender Pub.
llshsd-othsr Far Eastern News.
st. Petersburg, Jan s.-Few Incl
.ents Of the whole war have aroused
more bitter criticism than the blunt
announcement. officially. issued by the
teneral stan, that General StoesseI
Pill have to come home and stand
outmartiGl for surrendering the for
ress OF Port Arthur. While 1t is an
tient regulation and Quite according to
'sws, II is bitterly resented on all sides
bat such an announcement should
ave been grstuitously made In the
|Ame bulletin containing General Secs.
'pls appeal TO the emperor for 'leni-
- judgment on a garrison reduced to
hsdows, who have done all that was
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07
esneraI NoaI a channed Man.

New York, Jan. General Nogl
keenly feels the tremendous sacrifice
of Japanese lives involved in the sue
cess Of his plan, according to a dis.
patch from correspondent with the
third army, says a World dispatch
from London. His very outward ap.
pearance has changed He has be.
come careless in dress and strangers
often find il difficult to pick out the
aged haggard man as the real leader.
He refers 10 General Stoessei as the
hero Of Port Arthur. and emphasizes
that surrender leaves his fame unfair.
nished. General Nogl II is recalled,
lost two sons, HIS only children. in
the war.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07
The CHATTANOOGA STOOD TEsT.
Trial Board VIII Reeommsnd Her Ae.
c.ntanee bK GaYernnnant.

Newport. r. J.. Jan The cruiser
chauanoofa returned 70 fha pori
early today she sent ONT Tuesday
foE gthour sea trip aud aat SEIZED
uied Go hulsn az SEES York on ac
count % The severe storm or Tuus
day End Wednesday sae came back
sese
The cruiser sustained ~ damage
btyond TIE loss % Der foraafd chest
containing tackle which vas eashei
overheard and scratches ma4o 30 les
The trial board sanolncea today thaf
thfy gsre satisfied wih TIE vessel
snd uo1i8 rtcaunr-f Der aceaiaaoa
by the govsIpucsi al ths haf sac
ststiuIy passed throsrh 10 nnghel
and Ho1t iryae fstt ever tafs.afs
~ a UH.icI States naval cram
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-07

One Of the most elaborate floral OF
ferIngs ever exhibited ia the senata
chamber surm0unted the desk OF Mr.
Burrows OF Michigan when the sen.
ate convened today Il was a map 10
flowers Of the entire state OF Mich.
gan and was testimonial from ad.
mirlng friends as a compliment on tie
senator's denomination for the senate
The body OF the STATE vas shown 3d.
immortelles and The lakes - mirrors
These were surrounded by border
OF roses. orchids and carnations The
whole design being sumounled by tbs
words "All yours"
Mr Burrows was generally courrat
ulated ou making his appearance. lie
had the flowers promptly removed
The credentials Of Murphy Pos
ter as senator from Louisiana, Wors
presented and placed on ore
The following bills were passed
Authorizing The construction OF
bridge across the Ouach'ta river 10
Arkansas
Authorizing The contraction of
brfldge across ne Ouacala river lu
Caldwell parish. Louisiana
Sir PLATE (N ~ from ihe commit I
on printing renewed his request
Tor consideration Of the resolution IA 1
yorablo 70 The pHnuH gu 10000 cop
les Of the report OF the comm sslouofI
or c0roporationa. saying iaat b eu0uld
accepl The suggestion OF ST. Bailey
for the printing OF the Grcikion on fha
supreme court in he Khlsht case
which % criticised BOZ ttc rrpou
The resolution was Rgreed i0
A resolution reported BY ST. Bur I
rows from the committee on PRIVILEGES
End elections fixing 4 O'Clock Wcdnos
dsj. FEB 8. Tor the canvass by ths
two homos Of congress. ne vote east
a. the last presidential election vas
ngreed t0g
The ceremony aiu take place i1 th6l
shambp, of ne hOuaa " fspressnta
lives