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Minority Report of the Senate
Judiciary Committee.
van osricum axesunirnn.
Numbers buy the Story Was
[almond for Political haul—n.
tawdry Civil Appropriation Ilill Passed
by tbs lento—la the noose.
aromhug. 2.-—'i‘he minority rs—
tho subcommittee of the senate
committee which investigated the
‘ Nb, municipal election, and the
chain-s against certain United swim official!
3 ‘ therewith, has been prewntel
it in signed by all the Demo-
member! of the eub-conunittcc, and
lath» s roult‘tbat the colored voters were
M outed from exercising the rightol
W, either by any action of the United
Blah otllciali at that place or by any con-
certed movement of citizens, and that the
recommendation of the majority committee
that the utilciala in question he removed
homofllce isnot werrantul by the facts in
the one or by any authority of impeachment
voted in the senate.
“to WI takes up in detail the history of
‘Ih. circumstances precallng and bearing
upmtheelection. The facts, the minority
.y, were seized upon and distorted by de-
ticians, who saw in then: no op-
m to manufacture storil s «it willl’mrn
tic outrage-3 for political effect.
Nate of the four officers, it hays, who-.u ra-
malkreoommondod by the majority re-
m are shown to have taken port in nny
scheme to prevent the colored citizens
exercising the right of ballot or Ollie-r proper
privilege of citizenship, but, on the contrary,
it isshown that they nllacted in a way to
avert it. In commenting upon the recon»
mandatlon of the majority the minority say:
“The recommendation gives character to
Ilewhole proceedings, and shows the pur-
pumof the investigation. This nppcnra to
be insecure the removal of certain l'nited
States officials or employee; that to institute
andcarry on an inquiry for such it purpose
3 not only a grave assumption of power, but
it is more: It is n deliberate proceeding
on the port of the senate to disqualify
flint body from performing properly a
high constitutional function. The power of
impeachment rests alone with the house of
Wtutives. As to that body the senate
bu only the jurisdiction of judges, sitting
and acting under oath l.) be fair nudim-
Any action taken by the senate in
that direction, without nrticics of impeach
meat, is therefore not only a clear usurpa-
Ngll of power, but a grave error in that
the dilqualification coming from a partial
trial and the formation of opinion which
would unfit the senators from being im—
partial judges. The whole proceeding Is
a clear intimation of power by the
finale, and it may pass the resolution (rec-
anm, .dlng the removal of the United
States marshal and other officer-cl.“ The
quote may send to the president the evi-
dence which its committee took, without
authority of law, but it can furnish no
powertotbe president. to do what they rec-
ulmoud he should do. This action can
ly be only a warning to the president
”Ivoid that usurpation of power of which
the senate would in that case be guilty, and
thoidmouition to him to refrain fromthe
m of uuveated power, which the senate
“whenahle to see, is a constitutional
hindnllcetopartisau action."
The bill appropriating $25,000 for a pub
lie building at Wilkeabarre, PL, was paired
byfiemteyesterdayms wasaisothe bill
ng 330,000 for a monumental
camp‘s: t'o commemorate the battle of Prince-
senatethen resumed consideration of
ill. sundry civil appropriation bill, the pend-
ipgausstion being the amendment offered by
mutt-ll, appropriating ”0,000 for the re-
e'o'a'y of pmperty of the late Confolerate
m belmging to the government
Huldmundsopposeditas anselem waste
etmessy. The wheel thing to bedone with
”mild tholate Confederacy, as well as
with the late unpleasantnem itself, was to
fwallaboutthemandletthemgo.
. Gillian opposed the amendment, be—
tbat at the close of the war the
of thoConfedente army and navy
It“ vexed upall public property under
Mr control.
My, after further discussion, Mr.
Gail's amendment was, on motion of Mr.
laid at the table.
Lumber of amendments involving small
manhwmeflered and ngreedto, and the
hill wn reported to the senate.
. All the amendments were concurred in
and the bill was pa-ed.
After routine budnem the house went into
. ommlttee of the whole yesterday, and spent
the remainder of the day discussing the
flammtsto the army approprig.
flu
Hr. Townshend’s motion to nonconcnr in
”amendment appropriating 82,500 for re-
to sea wall uni wharves at \‘l’tliat's
fit, N. Y., was the pending question, and
Ian-6 m
If. Burns. of Niacin-i, while conceding
finflghtdthsssnateto place amendments
ration-hill, insisted that thehoosewas
quldthsseuatemnd hadtheright to
III own rules. Bo desired tolift
M its knees and place it on
for its rights. He
Wm... M
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of Ills Flt-m Pi
LO: 24, Aug. a—Ji‘rauk
ates". is deed
fin llollwastheeou ,
Roll. A. R. A, the eminent engraver.
washornln ' _ 0:1me 4, 1545.
educated at the Lohdon university,
after he had poled hie 15th year
uhtsrily entered himself as a probe
of the Royal academy, being ,
student a few months later. in not be ex~
hibited his first pictures in the Royal
Academy. They were “A Portrait"
"Turned Out of i'liurch."
Zl,‘ an al.
ing year “The 0rdml,” a picture of a young
artist exhibiting one of his works to a patron.
The success he thus achieved foreshadowed
the greater succesu that was to follow. Ir.
Hall was elected an associate of the Royal
sdeullcian March 29, 1833.
Mr. Bell obtained prominence re—
of Mr. W. E. Gladstone, which was presented
to that distinguiehed
his friends in honor-of the golden annivaraary
of his wedding day. .
LABOR LEADERS com-45R.
Proposals to Divide the Issue Beta-ed.
Mr. Btreater challenges Dir. (:owdrey
to a Public Debate.
CHICAGO, Aug. i2.—'i'hero was a conference
in this city yesterday afternoon between rep
resentatives of the Union and the United
Labor parties. There were present on behalf
of the former J. W. Goeborn, of West Vir-
ginia; W. W. Jonee, of Cnmnrgo; Robert
Schilling, of Milwnuha, and half a dozen
others. Representing the United labor party
were Robert B. Cowdrcy, of Chicago, candi-
date for the presidency; John MoMackin, of
New York; W. W. Bailey, of Chicago, and
C. A. lienrie, editor of The Topeka Post.
The United Labor people oflered to divide
the elector» in the various states between the
two parties. The preposition was refused.
Then they offered wwithdraw their ticket
from half the states if the Union Labor men
would do the same. This was alsodecllned.
Then they proposed that both tickets be
withdrawn altogether anda joint convention
called for the nomination of an entirely new
one. The Union Labor rcptveaentutives dr
clined this proposal, and ended the center
once by demanding the withdrawal of the
United Labor ticket without conditions. The
United Labor rucn withdrew, and Mr. Cow,
drey at o co leaned a challenge to A. J.
Streater, t e Union Labor presidential cun—
didate, for a joint debate, in order that the
voters whom both claim to represent my
judge which is the true exponent of labor
principles.
Terrible l‘irc In I Virginla Town.
Burnout, Aug. z—A special to The
Sun from Norfolk, Va, says that fire broke
out yesterday in an old warehrmse in the
rear of the drug store of J. l’. Webb, on
Washington square, in the town of Snflolk,
and burned with alarming rapidity and
fierccness for hours. The fire extended oust
tothe Suffolk Lumber company’s railroad,
south on both sides of Siddlcir street, and to
the Norfolk and Weetern railroad depot,
north on Main street. Over» hundred houses
were burned, including The Herald office,
A Distinguished English I' par-log. treats of a Day
of theiate Francis awe:
and mood, ll'idelorm third; time, lziiLl
In 1865 he or race, ateoplet'huse over fractional
hiblted ”A Fern Gatherer,” and the follow- 2, Mace “my,
oently by being selected to paint the portrait Quincy ma,
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on ' me and!!!”
Ito d.
Swarm», N. Y., Au; 2.~l'int w,
uartor mile, dqb, for a purie of .
the second ,‘ Busing“ first, Kin Crab
'oud, Kemease third; time, 1:. m
lie we! race, purse Still). mileandand : II
and soon 1’. first, Banjo second, . ;
he Vol' flute, 2:00}; Third rat-e, purse , to? non-
m winners at harem. ‘50 to the second;
admitted I Birthday first, Volatile second Ar 0 ’
thud, Milli. Foam: race, pens
and a sixteenth; lironghton tint, (flytoa
Fifth
no No.
mils and s it’ll, purse “00;
mm” first, Abraham second,
; hm, 3:53. l ‘
anionrorr emu more.
Rummy: linen Rae! Teach, Aug. 2—-
Weather warm; track heavy. First race,
Academy “l“ 19' 1878' ”d ‘ Royal Ac— mile and asixteeuth; Gohlstar lint, Poet sec—
ond, Vaultcr
race, mile and
third; time, max. Second
a tixteenth; Targatherer first,
Redford third; time, failing.
Third race, maven-eighth of a mile; Waya
statesman last well W ward fine, Can't Tell secoml, Blamed third;
time, Milli. Fourth race, men-eighth of a
mile; Miss Charmer first, Ellie Hardy. second,
Kink third; time, 159%. Fifth race, one
mile; Exile first, Dago second, Ravellet’
thirdfiime, lzill’x. Sixth me, innumer-
ten of a mile; Bertie W. Colt first, Cain
secorul, lemon third; time, 1:18} :,'.
sinmc nax karma.
Boomer, Aug. 2,—lliystic Park trotting
races yesterday. in 'Jzzl-t clans eleven horse-s
started, and after the heats the finish was
postponed until. today. The 2:34 clams race
was won in three straight beets by i). A. 'i'.;
time, 2:273, 2:275, 2:59;,
“RAND f’llltfl'l'l RACES.
Grand Circuit erecting; 2:27 clan, purse
$2,000, nine starters; J. B. Richardson tint,
Ybilosee second: time, 2:!‘9‘4. 2:?2, free for
all class, pacing, purse item, seven starter»;
Arrow first, Jewitt second; time, mug,
21143-2. till}; one clan, trotting, purse 9
$2,000, eight starters; Governor Bill t,
James G. general; time, izloig, 2:19le 25.30,
2:’ ’.
A nncrso I: trauma
$3005, Aug. 2.~The race for the Sumo:
was won by Zanzibar, with l-lstnfette
second and Sheen third The Levant stakes
were won by Criniere, El Dorado second
and Hautboie third. The betting against
Criniere was 7 to l.
112nm AT xmvvamu.
Newman, X. ll, Aug. 2—1119 tlrst
match in the tennis tournament yoeterday
was between G. L. Kingsley, and Tollant.
Tollnnt won easily by two straight setta
Thenext contest was between Mitchell and
Meliullen. The latter won. The match be
tween 1:. A. (base, the western champion, and
W. L Kingsley caused considerable excite
nwnt. After some geod play on both sides,
Chase eventually won the match. Mansfield
and Weldon then played, the latter winning.
The game between Shaw and ”Snow was won
by the former.
tic-rots ot‘vwmrua nous“:
Sax Francisco, Aug. :2.»Jomph Acton,
of Philadelphia, and Janice Faulkner, of San
Francisco, wrestled here cakh—avcatch—m
for 52,500. The match was won by Acton,
who tools the first and third falls; time, 1?!
min. in the first bout, '33 min. in the sarond
and 6 min. in the third.
dry goods store», grimrieo, furniture and all
the drug stores. The fire was in the heart of
the business portion of the town Nearly the.
w ole town has been swept away. mics
' estimated at WWW. Assistance was sent
rem Norfolk and Portsmouth. It is re—
ported that several persons were injured, and
it is feared that some lives were lost.
St. lawns-co Blver Anglers.
Tnocsmn louse Pans, N. Y., Aug. 2.—
Thefifth annual meeting of the lit. Law—
rence River Anglers’ asociation was held at
Clayton yesterday. The illegal net fishing
question was diacnsiied. A recent decfion of
Judge William» declared uucmiotitutional
the game and lab law of ram, which author;
teed any one, without legal process, to seize
such illegal note. This decision loaves plenty
of latitude for the unlawful fishing, and the
association voted to assist in making an ap-
peal from Judge William' decision. The
following officers for the atoning year were
chosen: President, W. W; Byiugtou, AL
hany', vice presidents, A. J. Chandler, New
York; 0. M. Skinner, Clayton; secretary
W. ll. Thompson, Alexander flay; tr
B. A. Grant, Clayton.
v
Ilium Railroad Labour;
(lumen, Aug 2—11 special from
Hadley states that therebfmmineut
thereofariotbetweenltalianandA ’
laborevsou the labelling railroad. T bio
armoover adiugreement on were t vial
unmet. Theltalians, numbering 2110,“
and deniauded their pay at once.
Jones, the paymsster, arrived with up
moneyandwssateneebulegatbyn.
italiam,each of whom demanded his pay
first and disputed the amounts They be»
cameviolentendsscuved aropewith which
bitter,aud theythrsateu to clear them‘
out.
. anymnosszplauu.
Pnovinaxul, Aug z—Brtstol has hem
MeringfromanepidemichMI,
and several deaths have occurred. The
patrifledearcassesottwohwmwhieh bad
heenmrsptitieuslylsft above ground ona
“cumin-covered and burial, but the
nvegesofthedbeass continued Then the
sudwaterweve Woodwind
of both were sent to the
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At New York—New York, 5; Washington,
A ”5W Vow York. 10.: Washington, 6.
Errors: New York, 0; Washington, 2i. tint-
terics: Keefe and Swing, Widnor uni Muck.
At Ruskin—Boston. 2‘, Philadelphia, 4
Hits: mun, 4; Philadelphia, .7. Errors:
Boston, 10; Philadelphia, 4. Batteries: san-
dere and O'Rourke, Bufllnton and Clemente
At Detroit~betroit, i, ludianapolis. 4.
Hits: Detroit, 3; lndianapolia, ii. Erntirs:
Detroit, 6; Indianapolis, 1. Batteries; Gru-
her and Suti’lifle, Shreve and Myers.
At Cblcago~i1welve innings.) ('hlrugo,
4; l’ittsburg, ti, “its: Chicago, 5', Finishing,
ll. Errors; Chicago, 5; Pittsburg, it. flat‘
Daria-i: Baldwin and Duly, Galvin and Miller.
At Brooklyn~flroohlym 8-, t'incinrmti, :1
flit-s; Brooklyn, ll. Cincinnati, -t. Errors:
BnmklynJl; Cincinnati, 0, flattering: ('aro
ruthers and Bushong, “an and Baldwin.
At Philadelphia—«Athletic, ‘2. Kansas f'ity,
1. Hits: Athletic, 1"; Kansas l'ity, I. Er-
roru: Athletic,2; Kansas City, 3. Batteries:
Blair and Robinson, Porter and lhmohue.
At Baltimore-Baltimore, ~t; Louisville, to.
flit»: Baltiumre, 6; lnnisville, 4 Errors:
Baltimore, 6; Willa. 2. Batteries: Walker
and Cents, titration and (“root
At ”(rallied-Cleveland, 3; St. Louis, «L
Nita; (Malawi, 3', St lento, 9. Errors:
Clevelaivl, 3; St. Louis, 3. Batteries: llahely
and Snyder, King and liilligau.
At Albany~Alhany. ti; Troy, 7. Hits:
Albany, 9; Troy. 3. Errors: Albany, ii;
Troy, 6. Batteriee: llowney and Quinn.
Bearing sad [tanning
At WWW, 0; Male, l0. Hits:
london, 16; W, ll’x I’Irron: llmdonJ',
Bu‘alo, 4. Ballerina Bishop and Kinslow,
Gil-bland Koppel.
At Byncm—Syraum. 2, Rochester 5.
4; Rochester. ll. Inna:
Death of James 0. Harrison.
Layman, Ky., Aug. 2.~Jsmes O. , r~
rison,osiiof thonmdwomimt audhig
esteemed citimms of Lexington, diedat
home in this city yetterday. agcd tit y
mile-ceased wan a law partner of the
Joseph Holt, and was also famous as
executovof tbegrest Henry Clay. who
bilifelmgsnd intimate friend.
Death of K. Winslow Williams.
Noumea, Cm, Aug. 3—11 Winslow
Williams, mm: of the Yeattc won.
mills, died yesterday of heart dines-e.
nun. of col. Janie- x. suns.
immune. Conn. Aug. 51-Oct. James
N. Smith, a prominent citissu of ya,
died at hbsumsnsr home have, aged :4.
(longs B. Adria-cc Dead.
restaurants, 3. Y.. Aug. Eon—George
3. Adriana. one of the oil-t inhabitants of
this city, died yesterday.
Isaac I. Phelps Dead.
Titer, N. Y., Ana-lease N. Phelpqths
New York banker, died at tier-toga yester-
late
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Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
Pine Watch repairing a Specialty.
'l'hls Tea is Warranted Io 'l‘lsll-
late the Serves onlle Oldest 'l‘en
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Telephone morphine may be Not from fl. IZ
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Lin-Alt a. rues,
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ALEX. i. muslin. '
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bury. Teacher of
Piauot’orte, organ and lexical
composition.
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Plans furnished and flatmates gtvn.’
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nave-omen! the most desirable building lots in
South Mimi! and last Hewett for sale at
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iltailrond ’I'iehebi. nmguei’mroeicome & , see
to Destination.
wtt'uhnyton 5L, (Next door to Pint-unite.) OUR NEW m
lSouth Norwalk. Conn, ”m,__
BEE HIVE’ lOil Stoves,
:LADIIZS’ ANIDBESTn‘ IIININU HALL
(' 0 to the [lee Ilive when you are hungry or dry.
I for you an get a good square meal or lunch
at all houn- at price! so that you can afford it and
go again 0-.- Jnhkc a... u'... rum-r an ullk.
tithes hot or told. all hindsof Teammate nlr,
Aim Table Board, or Bond and zinc by the
day or week. (‘omc and m fov yourself that it is
just like house and we will try and make you feel at
home, .lh‘eps‘ctfully, 'l ll}: BEE. Illl'B.
mi 3m
insure Your mé
0n the Endowment Plan.
A men at agents wouldprohebly’ need insurance
for twenty or lweaty~lve years. at bounce he
medal: for thsttimeis no reason why he should
stipulate to k it up dunufigtbe whole life time.
lie bu over eIEE: hundred t nccs in s thousand of
livia more I tweet years and nearly eight
h in a “mound
E and upwards and Honor Urdu-r to
all {one of Emilie-l
Arlzmrwlcdgrmcni.‘ Taken
ALSO NB!" STOCK 0?
Stone- .
China.
PORCELAIN.
Electric Door Bells.
1‘. n. NASH ennno
B. F. Stevens,
MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
We have just received am lot of
REFRIGERATOBS
that we are ceiling low.
“or 23 et. lsraesibo Coho Is In,
try it.
living twenty-live years
Because his urc. tun- so btight he should not
neglect to prev for the chances of dying—which
an: uaplcsoantly numtoukby a librral im‘uianoe
“WW menu: is run
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
or murmur).
8. s. L'BOIMIDIHII.
South Nonselh.
meager ”it. iii-ESE.
A full line of
Fill} l'i‘s,
.. . 1.21.5 BANANAS,
Lives-y on Food Stable DATES,
mdm.££’i'z..... "RANGE“,
mwmbfl'm 01-th altzed rigs, to.
6 msiE g We always have on hand
[Brand{ l: 1 ll 1 ran
ofsllhladv. Fivstc‘lus 0 c BSIBIEB d
(.‘llllA lilillY BUTTER
BA K E RY ' fromthehmc'wmeryiuthslttsts-Julih. Prints.
._.._....._...,._ ' 99 Main St.
cemeteries. (MID! 1'0“. and a fall anoth-
”tonne-tallies“).
MrsJohnHolland
LAUDIIK'I BLOCK.
“(3001) ENOUGH”
FAMILY OILOMI
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Special attention given to re ““"""‘"
pairs to all hranehee. “:1. n a,"
A good second-hand, two-seat- meme-I
ed esrrlsee for sale. ram: ‘3“
”Mt.
SWAN & BUSHNELL. mm
WMMMIIWII
Manufactured and Painted Supplies
Ship Chandlers,
mwwmmums.
murmur. Cl.
Mme-llmms.casmlstll. Wall,
M“fl'amn‘m sin-a or left
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ruse-assume,
showrooms.
mammoth.
rules we
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“F ALL
AT ALL PRICES.
BATHING SUITS !‘
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FINE LINE
STRAWIHATS!
THE FINEST LINE
RN SHINEI} flDS.
llMSTllll Bills.
linsnrmice lluildil g,
Masonic Building
So. Nor-walk. Norwalk.
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HOUSES AND LOTS
FARMS
COUNTRY
FOR SALE.
INSURANCE.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass
lN BE‘BT KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES A'I'
Real Estate and Exchange Rooms
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TAYLOR 85 GOLDEN
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RESIDENCES
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Lowest Prices for 05.1].
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wnvnow gunman.
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WALL rum.
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“styles, lee tome pencil. WithouthIetu
FURNITURE.
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CANPETS
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