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New Series. Sedalia Weekly Democrat PASSKI) THE HOUSE Reed Forces the Diuirley Biil Throuirh on Time. Missouri: Friday, April 2 1897. against the Mr. Du.g.ev, dtmanOtd the previous qtiesu'on on ihe motion, which was ordered, and without debate or islalion the wts taken upon by the ayes and navs.

I he motion to rerommi to 196 The lepubhca voted solidly against th? otion and the bi led oppos dnn, with the tion of Mr Newiatids, for it. The roH call on the passage of The Bill Wan Basset! By a Vote of i 205 IS IN EFFECT FROM TODAY corn- excep liter ested Public: Price Five After April 1 st. ashington D. April i. Speaker Reed put the Dingley bill through the house on schedule time 'vesteiday.

It passed by a vote of 305 to 122. Less than one fifth of i dined to in the rejHibiican ranks Five democrats Messrs. Meyer, Broussard and Davey, of Louisiana, and berg and Sluvrten of I'exas, voted with tne republican majority. Mr, Howard, of Alabama, was the ofily jpulist who voted for the bill, but toxchtv one of the populists, fusioriists and siiventes de- March TS97. 40S Ohio St.

Do you knoiu 7 ohai wc make a story in selling Wall Paper simply the quality, eoloring and prices are 7 Lnthout douht ear reel, and that 70c have delivered as mueh paper as 7ve could handle the past six days. Put 7 oe have plenty of the same to a good long season, and 7 vant your ire have Roam Moulding, Putnri Moulding and Books, nc70 a JUT desirable. Bedroom Suits. Folding Beds, $io. Cook and Gasoline Stoves.

We have the Newest Out. WJEST NOKCON. EINISHEl) HIS WORK Special Bank Examiner Seeley Leir 11mrsday. the bill was considered by paragraphs. Not an amendment outside of those offered by republican members of the ways and means -committee was allowed to be adopted.

In its entirety it is the creation of Mr. Dingley and his party coUeagues of the ways and Fifteen minutes before 3 o'clock McMiilin, of Tennessee, was recogrnztd for five muiutes to coTse the debate for his side. He oriefly reviewed the meth ods by which the biil was being brought to a vote. He charged that amendments wete cm off because the leaders of the msjonty feared they might be crushed by their own cohorts. defy you he said, give us an opportunity to amend the sugar schedule, which was framed to protect the biggest trust in the country.

And today you crowned the infamy of the bill by making it He concluded by having read at the clerk's desk the words of Speaker Reed, then in the opposition, on the passage of the Wilson law. those said he, let the bill go forth to the just execration of a robbed and outraged Mr. Dingley then took the floor and closed the debate' in a ten minutes' speech. In calm words he spoke of the extraordinary circumstances which produced the exigency which congress had been called in extra session to meet. The ways and means committee had labored faithfully for months to adjust duties to present conditions.

There might be some little dissatis faction with the rates. He assured bis colleagues and the country that he felt confident the bill would accomplish the purpose for which it was framed. When the hammer fell at exactly 3 o'clock the republicans gave the leader a ringing round of applause, which was taken up by the galleries. It continued for several minutes. The debate being at an end, the cpmmittee rose and the bill and pending amendments were reported to the house by Mr.

Sher an. The bill was then ordered to be read a third time, after which Mr. Dockery (dem.) of the motion for the minority to re commit the bill with instructions. The motion was in the form of a resolution, as follows: That the bill (H. R.

379) be recommitted to the committee on ways and means, with in structions to report the same back to the house amendment placing upon the free list all articles manufactured, produced or con trolled by any combination or organization of persons, corpora tions formed in the United States for the purpose of limiting, ing or controlling the supply or price of any such articles, and with the further provision that the of duty now prescribed by law shall be levied and collected on any and mil of such articles when, in the opinion of. the scretary of the treasury such articles shall cease to be manufactured, produced or controlled in the United Stales by any such combination or Contrary to the general expecta tion, no point of order was raised either wav. Before announcing the result of the the sjieiker directed his name to be r.alk:d. shouted the clerk. r.plud the speaker.

The applauded vigorously Then the announced the resuir: 205; nays, 122; abse and not yo ing, 21, and so the bill 3S ihe republicans rose en as 'md cheered. The gal- in the dernonstraiion Inimediaieb aiierward, on Dingle)'s moPoA, the house ad journed until Saturday. The wiU prvmiplly refer the easnre to tne committee or finance. Then it will await devel- tra i oprnents- In committee the bid will be alun St entirely reconstruct- eri Nobody expects a report from the finance cominittee six weeks at least. What is the house goiug to do in the internal? Ihe speaker He has appointed nc commutees save tliose on ways and means, rules and mileage, and he intends to appoint none.

To is is the republican program fix publicity in the senate and force early aciion. White the bill was the house the de uocratic minority made as good a fight as possible under the rules. It the close corn mum on between the republicans and trusts, and clinched the charge that the measure is made up in their interests purely. With this morning the duties ira posed by the Dingley tariff bill will be in force and the present law will be a thing of the past, if the last amendment attached to the bill before its passage in the house yesterday fixing today as the day on which Its provisions must go into effect, should be in the bill when it is finally enacted and should be held legal by the courts. WHATIIE SAYS OF affairs perience that should result in the lyr.cning of the assailant if captured.

The little victim was not injured, Dr. Heaton says, but he was unable to say whether the fellow was a while or black man. SLAUGHTER SALE ON QUEENSWARE NEXT WEEK. Couiplimeuts Receiver Latinn Predicts a Bood Final Dividend. and i.

I 3 It 1 nil I 1., W. L. Seeley, special bank ex ammer of the treasury department, who arrived here a week ago this murning to investigate the receivership of W. A. Latimer, of the First ational ba conchiil iiiiirsiiay af.eri oon at.d I where Us official lss Mr.

Sjelev'was ri by a emo CRAT reporter just to is de pariure and consente to la ly. He said ne had iaoored hard since his arnvai, work ng I tp day and night, as the rT if: bank were in ab ho li.id c-uuLti as they could possibtv have bfen when Receiver Latimer look hold, and it was a difficult matter for even an expert to get at the bottom of affairs in all of their details. my said Mr. Seeley, have talked with the members of the old committee appointed by the depositors to assist Receiver Latimer, and also with the chairman and secretary of the in- CONTINUED THE CASE. (d J.

(y. Spcake Conies Up Monday at Warsaw. Always see us on Carpets and we will save you money. Special to the kmocuat arsaw March G. Speake appeared before Justice Jones this morning at 9 to inswer the charge of having ob money by false representation.

The prosecution not being ready for trial, he was bound over to ap- ptMr next Mondav. I Wright has been retained i i i. niey for Mr and ier Burney will assist Prosc- 118-130 EAST THIRD ST. Vtror ley Brunjcs Lisi Saturday Mr. Speake was td until this morning, under rudidon that he was not to leave town.

GENDRON BABY CABS $3-50 to $35.00. about June isi and conduct it as a pleasure and health resort during the remainder of the season. There are no better medicinal springs the state, nor are there any more popular gentlemen than the Messrs. Marmaduke, and the emocrat wishes for them a prosperous season, KOKBED A STOCKMAN. .1.

Bavisi, from Morgan County, Assaulted. DIRECTORS CHOSEN By the Bank of Conimeice Thursday- A 8emi-Auaual Divideud. The stockholders of the Bank of Commerce held their annual meeting Thursday and elected the old board of directors except J. M. Offield, who was chcsen, vice J.

W. Perdue, deceased. The board is as follows: John J. Yeater, Frank B. Mever, W.

E. Bard, W. Haley, REFUSES TO RESIGN. Dr. Youug'tj Spicy Reply to the Request of the Governor.

Fulton, March 31 D. H. Young, of this city, received from Gov, Stephens yesterday the following letter: Executive Department of State, Jefferson City, dignation meeting held by deposi- Haley, L. H. tors at your court house here in H.

VLf March to protest against Mr. Lati- Beedv. EdwArH March 29, D. H. Young, Fulton, Please forward me by return been the best possible in the inter- agamst mer's work.

a result of these conferences the gentlemen who recently reracnslrated against Mr. Latimer's work have reconsidered their action and are willing to have the old committee, with Dr. J. N. Ferguson as chairman, continue to assist Mr, Latimer in winding up the affairs of the bank.

regard to the exchange of the Newkirk lands in California for Sedalia realty, I think Mr. Latimer did the best possible for the bank's depositors, and I believe the ultimate result will show such to be the case. In fact, Mr. Latimer's work throughout has SAVE MONEY1 DRUGS AT PHARMACY, Cor. 2d and Ohio First National Bank Buiid'g.

mail if possible your resignation as a member of the board of managers of State Lunatic asylum No. i of Fulton, and very much oblige, yours respectfully, on V. tephens D. H. Young replied by this evening's mail as follows: DR REPLY.

D. Young, Physician and Surgeon, P. O. Box 303, Fulton, March 30, 1897 Excellency, Lon V. Stephens, Governor, Jefferson City.

Dear beg to acknowledge the receipt of your communication of the 29th demanding my resignation as a member of the board of managers of the state lunatic asylum No. located at this place. Having discharged my duty under my oath of office in all particulars, and as you charge no violation of the law or duty on my part, and being conscious of none myself, I am compelled to refuse compliance with your demand. Respectfully. D.

H. oung The above correspondence has created quite a stir here. The time for which Dr. Young was appointed a member of the board does not expire for two years yet, and he thinks the action of the governor in a.king his resignation is without just cause and unwarranted. There is said to have been very much less snow in Maine at the beginning of March than ever before at this season in forty-five years.

est of the depositors and he is deserving of commendation. to future dividends, all must be mere speculation at present. This depends, to a large degree, on the result of litigation now pending and whether or not the Sedalia property proves as valuable as it is now believed to be. will say this much, however. I believe the final dividend will be a fair one, but I cannot even estimate what it will Beedy, Edward Hurley, W.

S. Baker and Adam Ittel. The board will meet Saturday and re elect the present officers, viz: John J. Yeater, president; Frank B. Meyer, vice president, and Adam Ittel, cashier.

A semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent was declared. The Bank of Commerce began business four years ago and has had splendid success from the very beginning. YOUNG GIRL MISSING. Comes to the Front With Another Sensation. THE FIUST STRAW.

Prosperity Failed to Come and Danbury Went Democratic. In the municipal election at Danbury, the democrats won an overwhelming victory. Danbury last November gave 800 majority for McKinley, but the promised era of prosperity has failed to materialize. The election places the democratic party in complete control of the city. Ida Fitterling, a 17-year-old girl, left her home in Warrensburg Sunday morning after a dispute with her mother, and cannot be located.

She went to Holden in company with a young man, but after she left that place all trace of her was lost. The young man returned home, but could give no information. The girl's mother is almost crazed with grief, and telegrams have been sent to all surrounding towns without avail. About 10 o'clock last night J. Davis, a stockman from Morgan counfy, was found lying unconscious in the Rock Island yards in Armourdale by a train crew at work there, says Thudrsay's Kansas City Journal.

He had a wound in his head and was bleeding profusely. He was taken to St. Margaret's hospital and revived, and then told a story of having been robbed of 13,100 by some men whom he had met and who decoyed him into the yards and assaulted him. According to his story he re-, ceived the money from a shipment of stock in the yards and was carrying It with him and ready to return home when the assault took place. When found he had no cash in his possession.

It is supposed men who knew of the sale of stock followed him about the city, got in his company and decoyed him into the lonely yards, where they robbed him eajily and escaped. The police went to work on the case at once, and searched about the city for the parties, but were unable to find anyone to whom any suspicion attached. Closed With an Exhibition. The Woodland public school, 12 miles northeast of the city, Prof. Eli Jenkins, teacher, closed Wednesday evening, March 31st, with an exhibition given at Hopewell school house in connection with the pupils of that school.

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WILLIAMS, Ilgrenfritz Building, Sedalia, Mo. Receiver Appointed. John Montgomery Thursday presented to County Attorney Steele an application for a receiver for the Sedalia Young Men's Christian Association. The application was signed by Mr. Steele and was presented to Judge George F.

Longan, of the circuit court, who appointed Geo. W. Cummings receiver. Death of Mrs. Wharton, Mrs.

J. R. Wharton, a former resident of Sedalia, her husband having been a member of the dry goods firm of Johnson Wharton, died in Illinois Tuesday night, and the remains was brought here for burial. Assaolted By a Beast. Barney, the 4 year-old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Riley Wells, was car-, ned into a vacant building in the I Sweet Springs to Be Reopened, rear of a on Pacific street. Col. Leslie Marmaduke was here about 8 o'clock Tuesday an Wednesday and informs the Demo unknown party, and subjected to crat that his brothers and himself the vilest possible will reopen the Sweet Springs hotel School Teacher Lost a Purse. Miss Alma McClure, who taught the High Point school the past term, arrived on the Lexington branch train Thursday morning and once made the discovery that she had lost her purse, containing a iioo warrant and a small sum of money.

Whether it was stolen or she lost it from her pocket she did not know. Payment was stopped on the warrant. I I TO LOAN. DONNOHVE, 1309 oHio 5 H. H.

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