Immigration Bill

Washington, Muy 19. - The house commiltee on rulos today decide:! to bring in a special order for the consideratíon of the McCall iK.migraíio:i bilí and atnendments today and tomorrow. The McCall bilí provides an educational test and is substantially simi lar to the Lodge bilí. The Stoue btll, which provides íor consular r.spection, wil! be offered as a substitiite. The rulos oommittee aiso decided to give the committee on labor some time thia vtcok for bilis reported f rom that committee. The house committee on ways and means today decided to report favorably the bilí to permit custom officials to deliver packages not exceediug $500 in valué to express companies and other inland carriers under bond aftor sppraisal on the wliarfs. Jewelry and precious stones are excepted. It also authorized Mr. Evans, of Kentucky, to cali ;;p in the house under suspension of the rules the bilí to permit the bottling of spirits under hoed in dlstilleriea. i re family. The cy clone carne out ■)f Graves county via Sympsonia. where two stores were demolished, two churches, and one schoolhouse wero torn down, besides barns, stables, fences, and everything else in its pal h. There was considerable damage in other parts of the caiinty. The damage done at Sympsonïa was severe, but no lives were lost. ( No Moro Bodles Found In Texart. Sherman, Tex., May 19. - No moro bodles have been found in the track of the tornado, although many thousands have followed it from one end to the other. There have been but two deatb.8 at the hospitals in the last twenty-four honra - Miss Sophia Pierce and Mattie Lake, colored. Interment of the storm victims was made Sunday. Religious services were generally abandoned, the clergy and their respective congregations being busily engaged in the hospitals.