runoto, Feb. 7. | spaasaj from Wash- I
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sensationin tin executive session yesterday^when he charged iohu Sherman with laid^tuiih and made the cii.uge the uioimd for^resigning fr^ in the foreign iiffairs commit^tee. t)u'J uesday alter the treaty had been j^ratified Fdmmids put in a resolution de^^clining that under it none of thu rights of^the I luted States, UaTflf the treaty of
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Ihe resolution wm al length re-^jicted. I his angered bdmutids. who^claimed that it had been agr, ed in the^committee it Kdmnnds would not op|h^*c^the ratiricat.on ut tin reatv his resolution^sliotild be passed. Ho brought the mutter^up 111 the MOOatiVS MtSSloa and churged
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Shermanreplied that it was agreed in the^BOSS IS it tS. that Earaaads nnghl present^Hie resohuion, but it was not agreed that^it should be adopted. Sherman was cor-^roboiated by 1 rye and ollnr MSabaMof^the comiuittoe. The senators refused to^reconsider ibe ratification of the treaty and^Kdmutids tendered his resignation as a^ni^ tuber of the committee, the reslgnitlull^was declared out of order in eucume s^s^^ion, and Kdmuuds left the chamber in^anger.
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ToBaeb Ibe Kiitit Boor Mnuniml.^IfosTos, Keb. 7.^A morning paper stated,^apparently with i.titbority. that there will1^be organi/ed. previous to the eight-hour^movement of May 1, a gigantic labor and^lasarisl alliance within the ranks of the^American Kedi ration uf Labor, H is pru-^poscd to aortiiuulate a joint stock fund of at^len-i *Liat.nm before May :tn. to be placed at^the disposal of say trade whose craftsmen '^are ou a strike or lockout.
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