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’l‘lill i'il’li Aliilil CUUNTEDA Ql' 01W!
Intern: McKinley um! (Bullet- (rronn Orv
lotion] thrown—«The Morrill Bernice l’III-
aim! Bill Deuterium! I’M-0d II a Sub-
ntituto for n Similar 29’1":qu Bill.
WASHINGTON, May l.-Altcr the milling
of tho journal the house proceeded to vote
upon thu paismtgo oi the bill for the classi—
.,ilcutiou of worsted cloths nu woolen cloth»
The bill was panned-wean. 138; nayn, o,
the (speaker counting n quorum. The text
of the hill in it» follows: That the not-rotary
oi the treasury be authorized and directed
to classify as woolen cloths all imports of
worsted cloth. wilethor known under the
name of worsted cloth or under the names
01 worsted» or diagonals or otherwise.
Mr. (‘nrllnlo Proton“.
Mr MoKi3 it y M). i, from the committee
on rules, nportod a resolution providing
for the immediate consideration of the
senate service pension hill. to which the
Morrlll service pension bill may he ordered
as a substitute, the previous question to he
considered on «dared lit 4 o’clock. Mr.
Cnrlisloprotented against the adoption of
resolutions of this character, which took
away from, the committee of the whole
the right to conulder money hills and
(owed the house to a vote upon them alter
a brief dehuto.
The Oklahoma hill had been taken out 01
the committee of the whole with the pro-
vioun question ordered upon it. The name
had been truo of the grout court bill. it
this was not it confession that the nowcode
of rules had failed to‘ incilitnte the luminous
of the house lm,.did not understand its
meaning. (Applause on Democratic side).
‘ Mr. McKinley Return.
. Mr. McKinley argued that the resolution
was juutilied under the present code a!
rules and by the precedents set by the
house over which the gentleman from Ken-
tucky (Mr. Curlisle) presided. The Repul»
licans wantr-d to do the public business of
the country. What the country wanted
was results and not speeches. {Applause
on Republican side). The resolution was
adopted and Mr. Morrill tKnn.) took tho
floor in explanation and support at his bill.
lie said that this not of justite hadbeentoo
long,r postponed ii the government were
to gmut n senice [nation it should do it
without delay.
Mr. Yoder «0.) spoke in favor of the
service pension bill which had been in-
dorsed by the Grand Army oi the Republic
and other veteran organizations. The mi»
nority opposed the Morrill bill not hecuuse
it paid pen-thins. but because it did not
grunt liberal puriaions. "o charged the
Republicans with being untrue to their
promises to the soldlor. Mr. Tunney op-
posed the bill because it did not (lion-im-
inure properly between the soldiers who
served three months told the ones who
oer-red three year». Mr. Spinola criticised
the haste with which the bill was rushed
through. Mr. Sawyer (S. Y.) arraigned
the Democratic party for opposing pension
legislation. Mr. ReillyiPL), Mr. Ker (1a.)
and Mr. J. D. Taylor (0.) advocated the
bill. Mr. GroswnoriO.) said that under
this bill the pen-lion expenditure would be
increased to $50,000,“) annually or 48 per
cent. of the W income of the govern—
ment.
The lllll fanned.
An amendmont of Mr. Yodor providing:
per diem pension was ruled out on a point
of order The caucus amendment reducing
the age limitation from 02 to 60 years was
agreed to. The Murrill bill mulch [land
as o nulmtitute for the senate trill—Jenn,
wholly», 71. Mr. levr moved to recom—
ullt. the hill with instructions to ”port
back it per diem [MflialOll bill. Thlnm
lost~yeat~i, in; nuys, lot.
The Affirmative You.
The following is; the aillrluative roto-
Bum-"lg, Brigg, Buckner, Brookshin,
Bucknlew, Byuum, ('umpbell, Corutb,
Chlpnuui, Clancy, Cluney, Cooper (ind),
Covert, Cummings, Dunphy, Fitch, Pith—
lnu, Flower, Fowler, iicisuenhuinrr, Gib
eon, “midnight, lluinm, Holman, Manner,
Marlin tlan‘i, Mcmloo, McClellan, Mc-
Creary, O'Neil 631mm,), thithwnite,‘ menu
(0.), l’nrrett, Painter, Pennington, Pick-
ler, Reilly, Seney,b'hin~l; , Spiuolu, Spring-v
er, Stone (Ky), Tommi, t mcy, Turner (N.
Y.), Whiting, Williams t ills), Yoder. The
Innate hill all mulled by the nubotitute
was then [neural—you, ii»; days, 79. (loud
epplaum)
What the ”cum Provide. for.
Thoiiillauthorizea the secretary of the
interior topluoe on the pension roll the
normal any officer or enlisted man at «to
yearn 0! age or over, or who nhnli Mutter
reach that age, who eerrul ninety day- or
moroiu tho army, navy, or uterine corps
oi the United Staten during the war of the
reliellion nmlnholl have received an hon—
ornhle Iii-charge therefmmnud eta rate
of n a month. All per-one who med
ninety day» or more in the military or
naval nerviceoi the United State- during
theiatewar,nnd who have been honora-
bly iii-charged therefrom, and who are
now, or may her-elm he Marin. tron
anymtalorphynieai ductility, equivo-
lent to the grade now mum in them
once for the ratingolflpn‘
month, all." be placed upon the lizt o! in
valid pensioner: oi the United Staten at
therateoilflpermouth. It alno provida
ternpennlon to thewidowof any eoldler
wheneheehnilarrlve It the agent”, or
Ma .eoiosotoo-ll
lewYoH. ........ .OIOIEROIO-O
Mitt: madame: ”York,“ n-
roru: ll. ..uletphla. I: New York, 0. - .
Andrnml (in! Clematis, Wold: null Rurplly.
humour-o '33»: , ‘
. ooeoooouono
o o 2 o o o 1 sad
I: Cit-«tars! I: Cllitlnnltl,5. horn:
L‘lerelamtr.’ :Ciucimzi ii, I unite-rim: Beulunnd
"turner. ithirmsaud Harrington. Altrmiuceflm
At Chic-go—
.,;looo:ooix —(i
....ionoooooo— 0—1
Chum-go, 7; l’lllaburg, 5. Error-z
Magi). u; hunting. 4. lhllt'firs: dollodttnnd
Vl'ilsoii, llutrtiiimu .lnd Emu-Igor. Allard-nee,
Llui. '
At Brooklyn ..
Brooklyn .......... ozozzoooaol—n
mutton... 002001.10! r
.umlliI-it Brmklru 1'; Bolton 15 Errors:
Brooklyn, 1;! lumun," .. Batteries: Tabor-mim-
ull, Carnation and Clark. Aluminum, m
l'laycrn' tongue.
At Philadelphia--
l'lliludelplllo. ....... i) i) i ll 0 o i i CL—G
Bunion .2 0 I l 0 0 8 0...
line hit»: Philadelphia, “,8; Blown, ll. Emmi:
ind (m. Kilroy and Kelly At mom," 3, it”.
At Brooklyn—-
Brooklyn ....0 r o 5 0 o i 8 0-40
Nowiolh ........... 011000012-5
Bamboo: Broulvlyn. 1:1 New Yuma. llrrorn:
Brooklyn, 8: Sex h’,ork 4. Moria: Van Bal-
lren and cook, i‘ win; and Ewing. Attemlanec.
my.
At Chlwiand —
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11800
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healing: Cleveland, 12; Chicago
—I
0;:
Cleveland. 4; ('hicogo. t Batteries: Omit-crud
Brennan, lrwyer and Boyle. Allowance, too.
0..
At “tubing——
l’iltnhurg ............. 2 o 0 5 2 l 1
Walt) ............... 300010!) 1—5
Bun hits: Planning, ts: Dull-lo, 9. Errors:
l’iltnhurg. 6; Billion). 4. Batteries: Stall-y and
Sorrel], Forum and Much Attendance, will:
American Annotation.
0
0
At Rochester~
Rochuter ........... 500000300—7
Brooklyn ............ 000000000—0
Bane-hits: wheeler, ll; Brooklyn, 5. Know
Rochester. 1; Brooklyn, o. Bullerlen: Bar and
Idioms, Tool: and Toy.
At Symme—
Byl'lcuue .............. 30060000!—l0
Athletlr ............ 00000000 0
Bone hm: Symme, I5; Amharic. 6. Tuna:
Syr'acnse 5: Hull-tic, .1
Bottom: Casey and
Briggs. Green and Cantu.
AtSil/mis—
Stllouis .............. OOiOIOsz—T
Golumbus ........... 00000000l-l
Bane him: St. Innis. 13: Columbus. 7. more:
St. laws. 1; Columbus, t. Batteries: Stimuli
Brie. [Aston nod O‘Connor.
" Atlantic Annunciation.
At Vi‘ilmiugznnuwumingtun, 7: Sow Karon.
5. Bass him: Wilmington. 9; New Khan, ll.
Errors: Wilmington. 3; Xew Haven, 7. Butterien:
Smilhand Blot-k. llomeraud'l'erieu.
At Banknote—Baltimor- 12; Jersey City,': .
Banohm: Baltimore. l2; Jersey cum; Knoll:
More, 6; Jersey City, 6 Batteries: 00mm
“Townsend, Schumann-rid Dowd.
At. finals—Newark. it; Hartford. 6. Bun
hits: Snark. S; llnrtlrml, 7. Errors: Newark.
3; Hartford. ll. Batteries: Quay Ind Noelle.
Farm and Moore. '
At Wnahington—Wuhinglun. to; Worcester.
it). limo hits: Washington, 10; I’m, .
Errors: Wmhmgton. 0; Worcester. 6. Batteries:
Phillip nod Riddle, Scum-u and Wilton.
The church (lore-nay Performed.
Pmumzuruu, May l.—Count Popper:-
heim,oi Bavaria, and Miss Mary \Vister
Wheehr. were married yesterday in St.
Mnrk'n Protestant Episcopal church. Mia-
Wheeler wore white satin, while over it
flowed u tell of very old point lace, a mar-
riage gift. (image hlmeomn clusteredon
the left side of the dress. The count wore
the Pnppcnheim uniform, green in color
and every button of gold. Tun-Mowers
in the following order: Mr. C. Hartman
Kuhn. Dr. John B. Sheba. Dr. J. William
White, 5. Bowman Wheeler, Mr. Mitchell
Harrison, Mr. Frederick E. Allen, Mr.
Paul Famum. Baron you lleickfreiaa and
Baron mu Swinderia. There were twelve
bridesmaids. as follows: Mina E! ital “'heeb
er. Miss Elizabeth Brown, Minn Eleanor
Colt, Miss Polly Zinger, Miss .\elly Fur-
num,Mi.és Grrtrude \l'i'teeier, Miss Molly
Brown, Mm; Florence (uiisan, Miss Sally
Livingston, Mint Maggie Tyson, Minn
[misc Shipman and Nina Currie Tyson.
The bride WM given away by her brother.
Charles Wheeler.
Bad [or )Im Vander‘rifl- “
.‘tltiUX‘l’ limit) . '..J Mayl. ~ln the trial
of )imfl' nodergriit for mooning her non
with rmton oil Professor “tale, oi the Uni—
versity of Penmylvunin, gore expert teati-
molzy m the dire! that the symptoms that
wen-notedhy young Norman's physician
worn those 0! croton oil poisoning. Mn.
Em Kane, whohelped nurse Norman, to-
tiliml that nho substituted sweet oil for
crown oil, hu rs. Vandorgrlit noticed it
and mu Mrs. no} daughter to buy more
crotou oil. Young Norman was then called
to a witueu forthe prosecution. Ila told
his story mutinnoly and secured inclined to
nhield his mother. The facts on to his ill—
ness were drawn from him, however. Hi!
cumin-tic: wan not finished.
owe Far-n Steele Another.
chult, N. Y., May l.——Kenry Smith, a
farmer raiding at Jordan lllll. near here,
Mondhilled Ruins (.‘nmegh‘n, also a
farmer, with a molar. The men had a
dipole about the imp-using of stock on
each ‘other'n property. lint word. were
{allowed mom and|duri=gdshe tun!»
poi out a retro rer- loch-I’d
into Carnegm'e body. Carno-
[than in atill alive but will die.
(in. with the Towa'e’ Mr.
Kim. N. in, May t-Joh A. Biol,
when-henhailhewlthout other mo! of
onpportthanhudailylabor .
tame“
‘ LESSON v, amino (martian, on
Text of: the Lantern.
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TERNATIONAL SERIES, MAY 4.
lull" vlz‘t. ~31, 4'2, ‘9'
Silicon-unit Form 54-bit Golden Tut,
bull: will, w-(‘o-nenlnry Iny the Row.
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llmol '
Aft. r the parathion spoken by the whom
and the further tumbles spoken in the house,
He entered into a boat with "in dihflplfs to
cross tho sea, and us théy nailed He fell alloop,
Buta gmt storm arising, they awoho Him;
He arose and rebuked the wind and the sea,
and there was a great calm, so that the dis.
ciplee marveled, saying: "What: illunuer oi
man is no.1" l-luvmg crow-d 1an we, lie
'hcnlod thorium oi Gminm, Whliin'o pom
with a legion of evil spirits, and mm him
hmuo to his irieudr a well men, to tell tho
gmt things the lord had done (or him.
Janus then returned to His own city, Cam.
uaum (limit. is, l), and the purplo'gladiy ro—
ceired Him. for they were all waiting for
Him. Comm: yer-x3 37 and 40 of this chap-
ter, and one the (induction driving Him out
and tho people of Cupornaum receiving Him.
What has your heart (or himt Rojoctiou, or
3 hearty welcome!
it. “And, behold, thereonmen man named
Joints, and he was it ruler of the synagogue.”
Matthew eaye that Jesus was titling at moot
in the image, in themhlst of thhripleeand
many publicaus and ninnen, and to the fault
finding rum-ea Ila said that Bee-unto
mlleinncn and not righteous one-such on
they considered themselven to be. Thad]:-
ciplan of John 350 came with a question an—
cerniug fasting, and Jam in reply speak-of
“hostel! us the Bridegroom, and o! thnlm—
pouihliity ol combining the old and the new.
“And he fell down nt Jenun' (out, and he»
sought Him that He would come into hie
house." He cares not what any one may
here inane whomnsatbfy it; so honor! not
to think oi his dignity m a mint, nor of the
criticiems that may he posed upon him, but
only is Great Physician whom he seen
In th ‘,.‘ we find four diluent people
at Josra’ feet (iii, 33; Jill, 33, H; x, m, and
they are four very olifierwrlt kinds of peqia,
but the ammo Josue meets tho need of each.
{2. “For he had one only doughnut, about
twelve years 0! age, and she laya dying."
Here is the cause of his eagernes, anxiety
and self forgetfuinosn; another Elia his heart,
and the is very dear to him, for aheis'hie
daughter, his only daughter, and the is sick,
very sink, dying, perhaps dead by this time.
4:). “While [lo yet spoke, there cometh one
iron; the ruler of the synogoguo’s home.“ On
the way not only do the crowd pres and
throng Him, but them mtnglaa with them w
other whole hearted tanker; only a poor wom-
an, n sufferer for twelve years, who has spent
all her living upon physicians but without
avail. Quitencoutmst in social pcnittun to
the ruler, but they are both alike in this, that
each lee. whole hearted seeker become of n
keenly realized need and some of utter help»
lemmas. and each has laith in Him.
m. ”Fear not: believe only, and the ahnll
be undo whole." Mark Ian that. Java said
this word just us soon on the wager from
the ruler’s house had spoken; as if to quiet
the rider's mind and keep him in m, ior
it 3.!“ way to 55ml; peace to His people
and keep the mind stuyol un Him in perfect
peace. Hm in A word for every child 0!
God which will carry them in triumph
through every trial. Take it anyou find it in
Mark r, 3!}: "Be not nlraid, only believe,"
um! let your heart. reply, “i willtrunand not
he druid" (Ian. xii, it. So shall you have
peace and victory, while you wait for the
morning.
51. "Ho istiffer-ed no man to go in, safe
Peter, and Janet, and John, and the father
And the mother of the maiden." All is now
quiet, the thrunging crowd shut out, no mum
hindrances can delay; 1h»: father and mother
ham Jeans all to throwing, only the favored
three of the disciples being allowed to enter.
52. “lie mill, Weep not; she in not dead,
but sleepelb." This no: lie malt, and He
knows, for Hosea all things in their true
light. The little—timl in ly sleeps, the spirit
hm Mbut lleI knows how in awake it. He
aid «manning Lazarus, "Our friend Laza-
nis iloepeth, " but later He said plainly,
'Lnnrus is cloud" (John xi, ll-Hi. So
hero {Sour prool thui’. Jacarailndnth n sloop.
5:}. “And theylaughod Him to scorn know-
ing that she was dead." What their ages
saw you umldn't nuke them dinhelievo; unrl
like many trulay, w ho: their eyes couldn‘t we
or their lilmdml humus understand you
couldn‘t umkd them bellow. Seeing is be-
lieving was their motto The follower u!
Jesus says, “Balloting h using." We take
toonr him ills words to non-as.
M. ”ii" took her by the hand. and canal,
saying, Maul, arise.” Mark given the two
worth: uhivh llo actually uttererl, “Talithn
mini.“ Only two words, but the power that
crusted the world in in them. Wherethe
word of a king is thorn in power (Ecol. viii,
ti. and hero it a word from the King of
Kings in the power or the omnipotent Spirit
or (trod. “Young man, urine; "‘ “laid.
grim." ' bums. maimh." Lot anyw-
diwy mortal ntand by them dead people
and nhnut ouch word» till he falln down from
alumina and thorn will he no raped-emu!»
heroinono in tho form of mu, areal man
but more then numquiotly llo mm the
won], but mark the result.
if». "And her npirlt came agnin,nnd Illa
amen stretghtway.’ instantly, than the
spirit world W hock the one just eat free,
the little tahemaa-lo us again (counted, the
heart and lungs naume their functions, the
oyeeupenaod look around, nlnuhanioher
feat, and quicker tar then 1 have told it she
into her mther‘nnrms alive and well. Not
weekend tickly [mining aemearilin'gtrom
a tick bed, but y whole as one in good
health; and wither: appetite for food, for lie
commanded to glrelnflovnethil‘ tout. At
the mute word dull all who are in their
pamoounforth. either-among the Bic-d
and llolywhotako partluthe Plath-ur-
potion, maroon; the rent at thedeadwho
llvanougdntillthethoueand yeanarnflw
to.be hrokeu,wiut~)oy,what hie—in: unai-
toy-d when "Meltdown with Abraham.
MoandJaoobinthe Kingdom“ God, to
“Manatwimmnmaalew um.
“outwith". y ll 1: fl.
wool-Were
Truce Stanley’s route -.
through Africa, 13?]:-
out crossing any of {he I
lines, commencing at the
mouth of the Congo, pas»
ling through Bruin Bay’s
province, uni finishing at
Zanzibar. The: trace :o:r
footsteps t)
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Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit- All.
Call and See Them.
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