turn.
i
I.“ In” tho baton! aVote on the
Vile-alibi Ilas levy» a... rinse—1v.
one.» is the lasting Tim Win In.
least-a need at Bills la in. users.
. dept. 7.-lt has been {bill
. “to bring e ropes
f . ‘ the 18th of this month. but
-_ bwhsludauiee that there has been
' . upon M proposition or
hassver been suggested It
, however. thatjustassoonsstbe
bathe administration side believe
, . to debate has been exhausted
, , . discussion his degenerated into a
W material flllbnntering they will
V., ” “foresavotebypassiugnrew-
littlott providing for continuous sessions at
them scrim day and night until a vote is
The silver men, however. meet this pro
‘ with one of their own. which even
usearViy in the proceedings bringu to the
thanusstiou of endurance They be
“I it Tudadayand have kept it up. It is
idlilply demanding a cell of the senate and
, , on of a quorum whenever durv
the WV . on “it part of the silver men
’ ‘ imam there is no quorum
pres-nun the chamber.
' sunr- Blght of Way Ito-posted.
Tho action of the various committees. or
nth! we Inspection. indicates that there
latching-ital initiation until repeal
has been acted upon. Every committee has
baton.“ Impcutant bills bearing upon every
_MVINO subject. and yet. save a few
' V ‘ mmreliefmot a report hssbeen
museum. This is understood to
“Manes with the programme that
Wuhan be permitted to get in the
W0" 'tha mourn the senate is now do
‘ ‘ _ . in theeenstedldnot point
to speed seine no the house bill to repeal
“I! , dausesof the Sherman low.
Theilnttwo hours were occupied by Mr.
_mhddvouaoy of thereeolutlon which
hshsdol'sred on Thursday toprovide for
I joint aelaet committee on finance. and
which. he avowed. was intended to super-
commlttees of both the
m ‘
.- th
, . «use
M
. We 40 minutes to spare after he
hie Ieat before the repeal bill would
'mmp II the unfinished business, and
7 , was occupied in a somewhat
(colloquy between senators
Indies yessnd nayvoteon a motionto
tahs up the repeal bill. The bill was taken
_ up by a vote of 8'! to 2i, and Mr. Morgan's
' Mutlmwent tothe calendar. from which
fit, dabhe takenonamotionend bye
, ‘ oi the day was consumed
.Sta’w'art in a continuation of the
on which he had spent four hours
Tuesday'- session.
Tho lease Agrees on Its Rules.
Mia house has finally adopted the code oi
,, which will govern it during the fifty-
. congress, subject to the decision of
’ militias origin. which under the
. almost ute power to direct
Ibebnslness or the body.
Thanh-s vary but little from thm that
, trolled the fifty-second wngrees. When
V _ they contained one radical
' ad roenscted the clause which peri-
. so) when to constitute a quorum
~h m of the whole. This clause
' VI Wed karat? miles oi the fifty-
m an our every member
$22. commitmozhrnles 3;: in favor 01
more it tag stiton the
. Matte side proved too powerful. and
the committee gracefully surrendered their
' M and the clause was stricken out.
A '10“ Ill .llla.
V“ the adoption of the rules th
m‘wrm‘i‘" “out“ in:
. or mom rs
”V” oscn ii
in
to the speaker’s desk for
.. , andrsterence. and petitions lathe
V tantrums only. Immediately every
thsloetwascoavertedinto since
i leadedwitli hills. Many men:-
is
V III almost overwhelmed by
there being several hundred bills
Tbsmerework oi numbering
~ ' V for reference will occupy
his “steals for a day or
Hill at a general charac-
.. beenusationed
to the rules the house ad-
of unswrs that
'n'hm'mmW‘ "will
. ‘ u prov
or ibshearoiinestiag
'l‘ltl’tbsrssscatbstsuehautien
y.. [undesireon thapafl.
tothsrapsslbill toprsss
Masters.
. ess-
» y ' t. i.-'l‘ha tollowin
Menmappointsdis
. ‘ ll. Icon: liming.
‘ VETERANS QHOBE ADAMS.
. V . trim
fiioinnnsnioégln;
scllniwalkllardwa‘rem.
,. 4’ .‘WW, WW”
M.
Tiny mooted III- as Their (lo-Mr In
older.
- IsolassrcunSe t1.—TheGrsndArmy
- people will probe y finish their business
and leave for home this evening. Already
the jam at the Ualonstatloncf people leav-
int has New .
The moment pram shows Idispoai-
tlon to rush through th its business rep
idly. The election of officers was short,
and the three following were elected. prac-
tically without oppmit on:
John J. B. Adams “Massachusetts. coin-
msnder in chief; Colonel l. N. Walker of
Indians. senior vice commander. and J. O.
Bigger of Texas. junior vice commander.
The new commander in ebiei, John J . B.
Adams. or .Jack Adams. on he is called it
home, is one at the most popular veterans
in New England. For years he has been
identified with the Grand Army as one of
the most active and influential members oi
the Department of Massachusetts. The
only report of interest during the session
was that of the commander in chief. Wels
sert. which was devoted abnosténiirely‘ to
pensions. _
An episode occurred which is likely to
cause a whole lot of trouble. The Ladies oi
the G. A. R. are at swords' points with the
Relief Corps andhave never been recognised
as a. body by the G. A. It Commander
13th of a Chicago poet appeared at the
door with four ladies, and Mr. Welssert in‘
made is hitterspccch ligninsi the Relief
Corps.
The next encampment goes to Pittsburg.
There was no other applicant.
REVOLT IN BRAZIL.
'I'Ia Navy Maine I Bold Hove and Black.
ades Bio Jan-Ito.
NEW "YORK. Sept. 7.—The Anglo—Ameri-
can Telegraph company, S Broad street.
sent out notice that the Brazilian govern
ment has suspended all telegraphic service
tonnd from that Country. l'ntilfuriln-r
advices are received Illi'Shainfi for llruzii
will not he accepted.
The ’Herald’s correspondent in Monte-
Video telegraphs that the oilicers of the
naval fleet now at lilo anelro intimated
is) President Pelxotn ilml he should resign.
The iicet consists of the cruisers Aquinldw
bun. liepnhlicn liliil ’l‘rujnnu and three top-
pedo boats. The demand of the oilluers
was made by Admiral (‘ustodio J one Mollo.
In the fortress oi Sumo (‘ruz is stationed
a garrison 10an to the Poison: udmiuietm—
tlou. They are under fighting orders iuid
are awaiting nn nttuck on the fort by the
squadron. The port of Rio Jnnoiro has
been blockiided. News has been ft‘Cs'lVi'tl
oificinlly continuing the reports of the re-
volt. .
Pcixoto vowed a bill which mode it im-
possible for the vice president to ll‘t‘ofllil
president. This enraged the nnvnl oilicers.
and to this isuttributcd the revolt.
Impaled on a bulky lhan.
NEW \‘iiitii. Sept. 7,—Mrs. Jom-pblne
Limiuer, n widow. 46 years old. of 1390
Avenue A. was run down and killed by s
ln-isi- iuul Milky, driven by lityeurold
\"Ilibun (‘oiiilun ui :k’si East Seventynemnd
street. Mrs. Lilidmr was wnlklnu across
llu- nvruuc. Unt‘ #llaf! of tho sulky slruch
her in iln' iiglil lu‘ ..i. And the pole
pwnml llt'l‘ lung nnd irnclurul wverulribs.
film was curried into this homes. where she
died in n low minutes.
Carnot Ilsa Gastritis.
Pauls. Sept 7,—4Jsrnot has been suitor-
lng from gastritis since March and but
undergone an operation which is often re
sorted to in such cases. ills comlition has
boentuore serious than those about him
would have it understood. and he is now
evidently for from strong, but he goes out
fmmcntly nt Fonteinebleau. taking our
ridge exercise and even walking.
Begum For the Prisoners‘ Aid land.
Nrwronr, it. 1.. Sept. 1.41.. will at
Mrs. Sophia 1. Little. an aged philanthro-
pist. leaves to the Rhoda island Prisonsrs‘
Aid society a mortgage on certain proper-
ty in Urmuton for is building for the tem
porury care and encouragement of dis-
charged telltale prisoners.
Prepared to Dun ibi- Insole-raisin.
livansvtul. lad. Bent. 7.—-virecwr l”.
W. Coo Treasure
torney lg chart of the Evansville and’l‘em
Hsuto Railroad company went to Blowin-
neld. led. on a special train. prepared to
dissolve the rcceivursbip.
mew a lioy 0a. undead Fact.
lla’rnoir. Sept 1. —-’l’hs bullet-ct a thrash.
lug machine exploded at thobaru of James
Brown. John Roberts. the engineer. was
instantly killed. A German boy wits blown
fully 100 test and sustained fatal injuries
A (lines This Wrecked.
Guise Vault. Cal. dept. 7.-,-'l'te nar-
row gum train conveying Bells it lien-
trew's circus was wrecked s mile and a hall
from here. Two men were killed. and half
a dosvu were injured.
A can Harries I lllwIIIeOOiri.
Nlhwaiiltlil, em. 1.4mm William
van dsr Units and bills ibis Ourtin.
use bier of it. J. (rut-tin. superintendent
at“ uninsursncs patrol, were married
cm: as the Wis (leagues.
Chicano. Boot. mums Corrine
at New York was the diet
at the catholic congress and was
a spontaneous ovation.
troops have In».
chicane. Bent. 1.--'l’he last at the t
departed from lioby. lensingtiis owns a
Men or lies-ivy iicnisniis bays and
mmm
mun-evenings.
vited thorn up. supposing they were Reliel .
Corps women. and one of them. Mrs Shcr- .
ifl’, president of the Ladies oi the”. A. ll., ‘
rW. J. lmwls and At mm
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Home ‘M‘WT 7
Bothhiet Their Death on on
Hallidsy Farm.
“mg
mnmrwn »~n’evosn ‘ s new. “be
l'ba Two Vial-s Were In. leoaill'aa sad
liar Daughter—Ira. listllday Still ap-
pears ta no Insane—Ilse III-bead Diet
Thought in a. Dead In.
menus-own, N. Y.,Sept. r.--'l'he don-
hle murder at Berlin ham has been.»
thoroughlyinvutigs . ospossibls atthls
time. The news inch; Woidlen definite;
ismnrmstcryc that eoryt tt
mum-as. mother and deughtw. started
from their home with Mrs. Holliday.
James McQuillisn. a fourth cousin oi
Joseph McQuillan of Newburg. reached
Bloomingburg in company
Blooms friend. The body of. the young
woman was shown them and tally ideut‘l-
fiedaathat of thednughterofJeseph Mo
sins. usunnu‘.
Quilinn. The body of the older woman be-
ing buried a full description was ulvonilm
men. and McQuillnn loft perfectly satisfied
that the Victims were his relatives. Tbs
undertaker advised that the body of the
mother should not be dislntorrcd on so-
eount of its condition.
Two Pistols round.
The rumor that hire. McQulllan barium
with her when she left home is not thought
to be true. but that the girl lunl a gold
watch and two rings. which are missing. is
known.
Two pistols Were found in n vault in an
authorise on J usticc ’i‘lmycr‘s place. where
the suspected wunmu was ill“! taken when
arrested. The pistols are of 32 caliber. 'l‘bie
caliber corresponds with the bullet found
near the bed in the house nnd with the bul-
le the murdered women.
V same vault where the pistols were
too i therewas dugout an ounce vial
wi outa a 1 containing chloroform and
two born of cartridgeu. one full and the
other purlinlly empty. Mrs. ilnllidny. on
her return from lilmminghurg lwith Con-
stable Scott on Monday. Went to the out
house while the mrt)‘ ulupmi st Justice
Tlinyer's. ltlsth ght she dropped pin
tols and chloroform nnd cartridges while
there.
The inquest was continued. but nothing
of interest was brought out. The Hiuprclu
“murderer“ is still in Constable Scott’s
«rent his house. She continues to treat
her callers to the samedlsmnmwiulmbion-
ary speed: and natural or assumed crazy
actions. Many of the neighbors lll‘t‘ inclined
tobrlleve that Paul llnllkiay. the bush-Ind
of the woman under nrmi. is not ill-mi. but
It“ documpad.
Assistant Proseeumr flown conducted
the inquest with vigun At won its the
muscled woman had been brought in
from his house by (‘onstnblo Scott and
seated the bearing begun.
“Are you guilty or not guilty?" sakes!
Ir. Bowen. For answer the wnsasa plucked
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Health: and Cahill. Crane and
pin-wBsttia.
Prince Bismarck is reported no out or
danger.
Emma Goldman. the New York anarch-
ist. was indicted.
Massachusetts Prohibitionistsnominnwl
Hon. Welcott Hamlin for governor.
Mr. Gladstone and the Kori of Aberdeen
had a long conference at llhickcraig antic.
Purthabire.
J acch Schaefer and Frank C. has have
been matched to play at it inch balk line
for ”.5001 side. ,
A convention of the New York State
Christian Ministerial association is in au-
sion at Tcunwauda. N. Y.
flu-mailers of the suspended Commercial
bank of Brooklyn propose to criminally
prosecute the officers of the bank.
The preliminary trial of Rev. Frank ll.
sbcfllcld of eaterly. It. l.. who murdered
his byear-ol daughter Margaret. was held
in Appouaug. R. l.
Postmaster Dayton must show cause why
he should not permit United States Super-
visor of Elections John K. Davenport to re-
take penises-lone! his old moms in the New
York woollen.
larderows Lebanese Pirates.
Yurmms. ll. 0.. Sept. 7.—The m of
Adult. a Dutch province on the island o!
Sumatra. has been infested for months by
native pirates. who in frequent enwunters.
even with Europeans. have show them-
selvra to possess nerve as well As cunning.
Their operations reached a climax on Aug.
4. when they captured the private steamer
of the Chinese consul at Peuang Twenty.
iour men aboard were murdered. is were
seriously wounded and “.000 fell into the
pirates' hands.
A Dual at Ann's butt.
liorainsvinns. Ky. Sept. 7. —Rohert
West and Will Davis. both members of the
police force. settled an old score with a pie
tol duel to the death. Davis tired tint. and
West promptly returned it. They were
within arm‘s reach of each other. At the
same instant both lived a second time. Da-
vis rank to the platform. and West reeled
and fell. lie expired in four minutea The
bullet had passed through his heart. Ila
vls still lives. but cannot long survive.
A base Ila-ting a leg".
Ssvsxssu. Sept. 'f.-Great excitement is
nporied at Stokesville on Seventu-n Mile
creek. Cuflee county. A large number of
armed citizens are scouring the muntry for
a brutal negro to have two white
girls in captivity who are being horribly
treated by him.
The lass-vets at lists.
NIH. Sept. 7.—Aitsr a cavalry engage
meat near linsendorf the maneuvers were
motioned to the north of TOWDII. The
decorum in boner of thump-cor and the
at the imaginary vermin “u... mum? streets and bone. of Tetsrchen were gayly
. aka them 0‘! Taltsihenoll"
“ you Iiiii those two webs-a or unit"
Mr. liowen yu-remptorlly.
“Oh. my bones. my poor lanm!" cried
the wild creature. swaying her body vlo.
lsntly.
“Bother your inputs!" spawned the press-
enter.
Justice Thsyor set it down that sheds-
clinad to plead. A tier ii sluiilor category
in regard to tin- right oi cations-l the prone-
eutce lash-meal the junior to set it down
that she waived the right of maul.
What Ilsa “Damian Ml.
Firmwares. Bent. i.-—’l‘hs bodies of the
two woman found in Paul llsllldny's barn
at Kiddietown. N. ii. were not thus of
hits. (loom insulin and herdsuubur ct
inn trauma.
tire. Gremlin is a We!
ibissi't’y.
Paul sliidayeavl sets the-
unusual”: ‘ her
.linesihatttu herself
testes-lam
museums. Jolt? twitches! liar»
was fives sites as the lite rail-
Ire-sing
sse
tulips
Jugs Osmium Disses.
Clllcauo. a z. 1.4“;- Ewing decided
that be wool not hear It meets ins
noticing set aside .1 unin's order
continuing u the Chairman
injunction suit for I) gym
no and mate-«t the can
Iloancsito. N. Y.. Sept. 1.».iamvs
Haddock. while boldi s colt on Halo
street."- thrown no thetsst of the
horns and fatally layered. The animal hr
sans frightened at a band.
heir lousy-es- la a loll-ea.
lininsdi. Y.. bent. 7.-lilr. and Mn.
mammwbowere married on the in
terststelsir grounds here. went up in s
balloon. Th0 Nikon took a southerly
muduiisdhawsy.
avutseyrsvtasxwtue.
Mam.” built the mail race is.
tween the American line steamship New
Yell-Ill theWhite liar lino mamhip
1‘me York wenbymmtbsn
three
IotaalliaOpsrllivslth.
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Pawteast val n-
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tobsfoaadinciyds.Pbenisor stick.
Isnissi the; cataract “We Italy.
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A SPECIALTY.
V . . VV _ isles-inputtiniismnwi
m mm“- tiicufirfiiniv.
F. H. NASH is m.
A Trial Race of the New Cup
Defenders.
m
TRIED!!! 3'10 amortize 1! IT.
news-m at This lace Is to lentil.
Valkyrie. sac (inch English Yacht. In I
Itemi- l‘oe the America's cup and II-
teraatioaal lepromuy.
New Yonx. Sept. 7.—~Todny is the first of
the series of most eventful days in the hiav
tory of American yachting. The trlslraoes
are run today which are to decide which of
all the speedy American yachts is to be se-
lected to defend the Anurica's cup against
the English Valkyrie. Today's nice cou-
sisls of a run iii miles to loom-rd or wind-
ward and return and will be soiled down
the New Jersey or up the Long island
worse. if the wind continues in the north-
west. the race will probably be along the
New Jersey onset.
The anchoring ground iorthe yachtswiil
he on Bay Ridge. Already yesterday after-
noon many a trim nail floated proudly on
the waves between Staten island and the
Ridge. but today the scene thcrelsone such
as is never wltuevnsed except during an in-
ternational contest.
' The [ear III: Sloopa. .
When Lord Dunrnveu challenged.
through the iioyal Yacht aquarium. torn
rune for the cup, yacbisuicn in New York
and illusion at once set taworh togat all
the boots built they coul to defend the
cup. They realized that the Valkyrie
would bee smart kind of a craft. and to
nude no slip up in the deli-use of the cup
iuur yachts were built of dim-rent types.
Two were constructed by the lierrcslioifs
at Bristol and two in [iii-ton. 0f the two
Hermhotl‘ y debts. one is a centerbourd nnd
the other is a heel hoab The Boston boats
were by dim-rent designers. One was from
the hmmi of Stewart & Binuey. This is a
deep tin keel craft. and the other \vu from
designs of Mr. J. ii. Pains and iii a conibi‘v
nation [in heel and eenterlsumi.
Much of the interest in the L‘Ullllllj; lrlnl
events centers around the {our big sloops~
the Jubilee. (,‘olonla. \‘lgllant and Pilgrim.
On all four the lust finishing touches have
ll‘fli made. and they should be now (is lit
for the forthcoming struggle so were Dob
bins and Domino when they scalloped proud-
ly out at sheepsbead for their tenuous match
race.
The Housman-ta.
All of the cup defenders have been mean
ured except the Jubilee. Tho tire! to be
measured was the Vigilant. Her racing
length will be 06.35 under the New York
Yacht club's rules of measurement and al—
iowaoer. The dimensions which are the
basis of this length arc: length of the load
water line. mill furl; innln bomn. ill) feet:
must tojlh stny. 74.85 feet; "last to Jib top-
soil stay. 3190 fuel; length oi spinnaker
Mm, 74.62 feet; perpendicular hoist {orde-
termining sail area. 12.1w feel: length of
topmast. seas feet; length of gait. 5+“!me
The Pilgrim was measured at lhntori
Tuesday just prior to her leaving for Vow
York. Her racing length will be itlaiilt
“5.31 feet. "or length on the loud \- uter-
line is 51$ feet; length oi main boom.
inst fix-t; distance from most to jib nut].
ms VIOILAXT.
nil feat: mast in jib loplsall stay. 75."
feet; length of spinnaker boom. 74.13 feet;
perpendicular hoist. llldlil I'eet; length of
topmost. 41.68 feet; length of god. 5th“:
feet.
The Colonla was omcisily mrsasunsi yrs-
terday morning alter leaving the drydoek
at Erie basin.
ller length on the load water line is sue
fest; length of main boom 100.15 feet; die
canes from meat to jib stsy. Mill feel: dis—
tance tron: toast to Jib topssil stay. mn
feet: length of spinnaker boom. 75 i'evt: per—
psadicular hoist. 129.18 lest; length of top-
most. 50.88 feet; length of gal. use it“.
General Pata- la the lace.
The Coloula's racing length has not been
estimated. but her dimensions. save only
that of water line. are so close to the Vigt
Iant’s that she will probably come not far
short oi her «outboard sister.
General Paine announced his intention
of being on the Jubilee. lie will lend Ma
valuable services to assist his son in selling
tbshoatinthetrlairacss. As thegenenl
is «1th to be onset the finest smsunrs
in the country. this fact will glvsths Jubi-
lee chanc- quite a boom
lbs Ivitaaah lest the lav-bee.
Bron. , 1.-'l’hs international gold
cup. given the Royal Victoria Yacht
club. was won tbs-Prince of Wales'
Britannia The avshes was beaten by
several minutes. »
calhabthfl-at'l’rah.
Palms.” 7.-—A essi train ran
maximum?“ with
va-
niarsllrcad. Meiosis-sewers on.
Catt-hobyahausyca'r.
Cumin. N. 1.. Sept. 1.4m Camera-
io,sdriverior ahewiulrmwssstrm
by: trolleyesr near tbs Gloucester rues
traehndsuthtwo.
labia. how “have Ania. .
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VIII“. III.- ‘l.-Jlbs an an“
mans seals
hr! mummfietflsa
manna.
itsMIIsIhw mill
time-someway
“m"... Eon.
amounts. 1. V a»
Wham lsa'swsslstrsu
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Finely-andBnaIWod '
m“, was lltlflll
Cucumbers
" ~i-iro'ni—i
' Pickling.
IlnniVVVbleiufl,
m ssV-n.
DO ALL KINDS 0'
Plumbing. Steam
AND
Gas Fitting.
“m" lloi iii“ Slum flutes.
omens IN
W, Tin. Ilsss lilil Buttery.
Decorated ilflillill SETS $2.35
to mourn onion.
Factory work attended to promptly.
F. H. us" i no,
Cor. Main and West Ste.
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