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Washington, Jan. 11 In the senate !
Mr. Teller, who began talking on tthe 1
Ineiinie tax, soon branoheil off' into a I
eomprelietislve review of tlit* pri'sonl
eoinliiions of tin* tl'i'iisnry ami of (lie I
romeilles tlemambsl. Ho severely ar
raigned tho administration for the ef
fect on (tlit 1 I'oiintry by the agitation
over the ettm'm'y bill. Tin* senator
urged Mint the restoration of silver is
the only effective soliilllon, but sttlil
thill he illil not expect this soltilloll ill
Hie present lime from el tiller of the
ureal parties, or front the e|spnllts.
Mr. l-odgc also aililressetl (the senate,
urging that If the (leiniH'i'aile parly |
would present a measure lo raise rev |
ontie Inslead of th> currency bill that
could not pass, the minority would as |
slst i|| eliltcllng It
Mr. Stewart followed wll.lt a spi'ivh I
urging tlie restoration of silver its the
only means of remedying the present
distressed condition of flu* govern-j
ment The senate (hen adjourned. j
In tin' house lirlbntcs were paid by
Mr Shaw’s stuvessor, Mr. (Jrlllln, and
by M ess IM, l.yncll, (Wls.), Hooper
(Wls.t, Ila brisk (Wls,), Somers (Wls.),
Cousins down), Henderson (Iowa),
Cannon (Illinois) and Htingmi (Wls.)
Then as a further mark of respect,!
the house adjourned.
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ANOTHMIt OIIAITKtt IN THB,
EHGERTON St ’A N DAI..
Janesville. Wls., Jan. 11. A list llglil
of (he most Illicitly sensational order
set the little (own of Edgcrton, about
eight mill's distant from Janesville, I
all agog yesterday. It was (he result
of an old filed which has existed be-!
tween the Itev. Father Howe, the
Catholic priest at EdgciTon, and M. H.
