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What Will Ito Done With the Blew-paper
Men Who Batu-o to Ala-weir the lunati-
won’ continue "flaunt!" Walsh” to
Make Hie Maiden Speech Today.
Wdhlli‘m’l‘ml. May 08. «The main inter-
act in the proceeding: in the sonata this
Work Icentoro in the prospective content
over tho sugar schedule. which will prob
ably ho reached on Tuesday. The consider-
ation of the norm! schodulobaving Mon
concluded Sutunlny. the wood schedule is
the only one now standing before sugar.
'i‘bu principal dcbnto on the wood schedule
will bu on the aubjoct of lumber. which
having lwon put on the free list when so
many ()th'r IIrIloioII of row mntcrlnl are
made IiIIIiIdIlo will nrouso an animated
discussion. but it is believed by the leaders
on both nidos of the senate chamber that it
will ho possible to dispose of the entire
Wood III-hrdulo on Monday.
It lri ulso poIIIIlbic that the special com-
mitten whiI- h in investigating the alleged
oporntions of tho Sugar trout in connec-
tion with lIIgla-Iintlon Inuy clnim tho tit-ton-
tiou of tho sonnto fora portion of the week.
The Bribery lnvertigetlon.
It III quite probable Unit the committee
will report . tho refusal of tho nowupupor
Wlhnt‘fit-ii‘i to tostlfy in rooponso to cortuln
quootions put. by tho comrnittuo und Ink
for instructions from tho sunnto, in tho
ovvni Ihut this roport filitilllil bc Iundo
today. on in probublr, tlIII I-Iéport would lie
over for It Ilny and would probullly loud to
some Ilvbntv.
’l‘ho questionn that such II roport would
misc lil‘l! of II (diameter to make fililllilll-
tion for II wry nnimntod und (Iron II pro~
iongcd i‘Illlli‘ilVi'f‘n)’, but no the Democratic
sonutors ili‘t‘ nnxious that tho thrill debuto
should lu- subjoctcd to no littlo delay on
lessllIlu. :Ind Lliu ltcpubllonu sonntors pro
fess not to be din-drone of retarding prognosis,
the question. if precipltntod, may not; ru-
(‘l'li'tt tin! utwntion that. it. would under
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other cirI-IIIIIIItunws.
’i‘iII-rc is ulso II possibility of ndjourning
over for Decoration day. The Republican
opponvuts of the bill will probably sug-
gest. this adjournment, but the DoInocrnts
have not yot doclodd whether they will
ngroo to the proposition
Senator .ionos expressed thoopinlon that
the sugar nobodule could be disposed of in
two days, but. thoir opponents do not
think it can be gotten out of the way in
so short II time. Senators on both sides
of the chamber urn looking forward to the
row on sugur with on interest thnt almost.
amountn to nnxloty. Itio very evident that.
the molt of the content over this nobod-
ulo will be rognrded in II large measure
as n It‘h‘t of the strength of the respective
sides on tho bill as a whole. , If the 00llr
mittoo's mnendmcnta should be occcpted,
the [XIIIIIIcrIItI-s export to burn smooth shil-
ing on othor portions of tho bill until tho
lnrmlII‘ tux shall be n'uttinrd turd lift‘ oven
hopI-ful that, with sugar disposod of, they
will bII able to fll‘h tlw opponvntn of tho
bill to nnmo II day for taking the vote on
the passage of the bill.
riunr Will Came 3 Stir.
Th1: Republican londcrs say, howowr,
that tho bill is mm which from its nntunI
mouth 5 to bo discussed by so bedulmi and
that. it Would In: Iiiilicuit fur'this mum to.
agree upon II dny for tho \oto and be 5mm
that tho lilllsillll‘l‘llllllll of tho schedules
would bII (‘lillipll'il‘d by tho time- tum-(Id
upon. They say. liowcvor. that. they will
be willing to I'oIIfIIr with the lhIIIIIrcrnts
upon this [opposition after the ruin on
nugnr shrill burn born tnkI-n. They claim
now, ila thIIy have I‘lnlmud from the be-
ginning. tlInI thI-y are not disposed to ro-
sort to our tnrtivs fortho dI-iny of the bill.
and llihsl of IlII-In scum willing now that
tho bill should lIII tllupIII-iI-Il of us soon no
pnmiblo I-onsistom with lllii‘ nItIIntion to
tho \nrioim iIItIIr- 'riln‘ nl‘lI-I'tod by tho nobod-
IIiI II not yIIt iiiilrtlilt'lf‘il .-\i't. r llii‘ MiRMl‘
di'hllll‘ thorn prnbnbly will bII no long
stmlws unions thcy urn iliiiilt! on tho lu-
UHIN' NIX.
'l‘lIII liIIpIIlIllI-mIs probnbly will muko
thI-ir Sinlllfli'rll I-tl'ort in I-onnoI-tion with
thII nugnr M‘lii'iiilli' to how lili‘ bounty of
tho pn-srm iuw l‘I'ltiilll‘il. SI-nntor Wail-ah
will iutikl' his iiilhlilt‘ll ~pI-III~lI lll tlII-sonntc,
which will in- on tho tnriil'. Iodny. Soon.
for i‘« ttiiran will also spool; tit sumo
length on .\iondny.
In the House.
Tho coining work in llil' house will be
much broken up by spIII'iIIl orders and ud-
jIIIIrIIIIII-ntovor llIIIIorntion Iiny. Thi‘ stutt-
bunk IiI-bnto will burn tho right of way,
but it i'n‘ill out, but tlIrIIo days in tho wool;
at tho lit‘rtl. 'l‘oduy in District of (lolumbin
tiny. und tln- IIIIItI- bunk mun have con—
souIIId not to lnfrlmro on that dny.
'i'iIn bunk bill will lwtnkvn up nirnln on
'l‘nIIinny. Wllt'll liI-prIuIIIIItntivo Johnson
will IuokI- tin.- opening itcpuhllcnn I-IpIIIIIrh
in Inquisition to ut-nto bunks, IInIl itcpro‘,»
til'lllliith' (fox will upon for IIIII-ondltlonnl
rIIpI-III of tho stnto bunk tux. linprIIsI-ntu-
tivoa \VIIrIIIIr I.\'. Y. i. \i'nlkor (Muss. ),
Raynor I.\lIi. I IIIId Honor (0.) urn nil-Io
down lor npmu-ln-o, some of which will Ito
over on III-vomit of Decoration tiny. 'i‘hu
brink question will not. tiliilllii'i‘ tiny on
Thurmiuy. to be IiinplIn-I-d. however, on
Friday by privIItII bills. 'l‘ho hows of the
atIIlo hunk llii'li lll‘i' tot-loan tho III-bunI and
if poo-i lilo III-t II vote lmloro the wook closes.
'i‘ho IItItiopIiun bill and tho indinn IIp-
proprintlon bill urn prcssing for conI-IldoruI
tion. und one or thoothI-rof those will fol»
low tho ntnto bunk bill. it is hardly «xi-
pootI-d. lIIm owntluit citluvr of them can ho
roachml during the coming wool;
Tremory'n boplatod Condition. ‘
wmusorom May 28. --'I'ho present do-
plctod condition of tho tronsury anII the
discouraging outlook for tho futuro in n
source of comildorubio anxiety to tho olli
claim of tho tronoury department. Already
the gold rerorvo. which had been brought
up by tho loot bond issue to $107,390,842,
has been reduced by exportation since
March ii) to 1mm than $30, 000.000. with
no indications that the foreign demand
will cause until it hm muobodmnuch low.
or point.
With the exception of the gold rowrre
and counting every available dollar in the
unite in the treasury. the government hIII
loos than ”0.000.000 which to meet its
ohllgotlonl. Nor does the future chow any
rigor of encouragement. 0n the «rotary,
the probable deficit of 06,000.000 for the
month of May is likely to be inoreeud by
$15,000,000 during the two wounding
months. -
not in... Mitr-
ltumno. may cam-El rtoro, omit
no mutation”! wile engaging
tribe m i
Bourbon, my 35.41% m momma
Memorial day hora won conducted under
tbaouipioot oi the Young Men I Clario-
tlen circulation. members of thoPmby
lotion gonorui monthly and of the
anniversaries now in tension, withtho in~
hebitantl of the villngo and mambo" of
that}. A it. IInd Loyal Logion to well
the audience.
Thorn wero gnthvrod representative: of
every state und torritnry in the Union.
The memorial survivors were conducted by
Comrade Churioa ii. Boom-sol Philndcl- h
gill». assisted by Chuplnin H. (J. MoCooir.
D., of Philadelphia, Dr. Alexander
Blackburn of (.‘Innbrldgo and General Mor-
gan. into Indian commissioner. The ora-
tion was delivered by Dr. Arthur J. Brown
of Portland, (in, on Abrnbnm Lincoln.
In the or oning 9. popular meeting wan
hold in tho First i’rosbytoriun church upon
the subject of higher Christian education,
at which Profosuur Purvea proslded. Later
a union of i’rosbywrinno and Baptists was
held in Convention hall. at which Dr.
Mutcbmorc. moderator of tho general as.
sembly. prosidod
'i‘ho "olive brunch" committee. uppoinh
ed to confer with Professor Smith with
regard to tho iinnl disposition of his case.
consists of Dr. MoCook of Philadelphia,
Dr. i’oncock of Holmnnsbnrg. Pit; Dr
Brown of Portland, with Elders Simpson
of lengton. Ky., nnd Lewis of St. Paul.
All of those men voted against sustaining
the IIppI-Id of Professor Smith in any of
its IIpIrIiiliI ntlons.
Tho counnittoe has not yet seen Profess-
or‘SnIltlI, but will do no toduy. The com»
mitten was not intondcd to formulate a
vordlct. III-s thnt has ulroudy boon done by
the simple ntlirmntion of tho content-o of
suspension pronounced by tho assembly
in Cincinnntl in Docmuixer. 1803. The
gonorul opinion is that the errnnd of tho
oomnIittvI- l-i useless, slum Professor Smith
bus tnkI- -n his position conscientiously and
cannot rI-coIiII.
THE CZAE' S BOMB.
He Stirs Up High tifllciniu by an Unexpect-
ed likame.
Sr. i’iIIZTlIiislii no, Mny 23. —-The most
important reform of n rotrogrosslve and
centralir'tng character yot executed by the
present czor in the ndministrotion is an-
nouuccd in on imperial uknse hearing date
of May 18.1 ho uknse bus struck the cm
tlt'I.I Runsinn oiliclni world with consterna-
tion. Nobody bud an inkling of the in-
tent-ion of tho nor to make the ohwges
that be bun IIrdIIrIId.
'l‘hc ukusu deprives nil tho ministers.
governors and other high dignitaries of
the pom-r they have hitherto freely oxerv
circd of appointing nnd dismissing their
oliicinl subordimitos of all classes and as-
tablishes under the czar-’8 direct anpervl-
siou tho spoclnl oommittm of control which
existed for II few yours under Czar Nicho-
in.
it is not. known whut really caused the
issue of tho uknw, but it is rumored that
it is connected with the recent arrests of
mnny minor oiliI-iuls in tho differ-out do-
purtunInts. IIltlIough the uknsc itself only
assigns tho irregularity IInIl iiicgnlity of
certain appointments and promotions on
tho mnson. ,
it is Ill-.o rumored that the ministers
won- Irromiv perturbed th-n informed
the ukuw iInIl been issued. The now min—
ister of justice wroto u rcport to tho czur
in wizard to tin.- (ll'i‘l‘i‘t‘ und revolved 3
Sharp nnowcr‘ for his pninu.
it in fIIrIluIr lli‘i'lltl‘t’il that tho minia-
toru. who I'vunrdvd IhI- ul'iiull of the amt
as II sign oi IIIisIrusI, mot tlIc i.,'()illillll.i(‘t!
of control and talk-Id of rosiirning. This
reform will lnwo two mmsequrnccs. lI'uI
yoritlsm in rcunnl to prmuotions will be
fl‘llilt‘l‘l'll impossible. and tho minor oili-
cinls will i» . Ilviightod to know that. “my
cannot bIIIi It'llill'fl‘l'il through tho more or—
bitrnry cuprII-n of their supIII-lor.
An imngiuury lluol.
iiIIsTIIV, .\l.-Iy 'Iri.——~.I\nnliogrd duel with
foils bIIth-IIII ilolnn E. Goldsmith of thu
(7in Pros.» unsoI-imion IInIi lIuwyerJobn
('rowlvy of Tim Iilolw, the gory account.
of which nppwmad III on eiubornto longth
in tho columns of the Boston press. turns
out. III-cording to the police, II inko puro
und nlmnlo. '
Gnlvin' II Army Neur- \thin‘ton.
IiAi.Ti.\iiilliZ. May JBs—‘A detachment.
12!. strong. of (.‘iiiOlit‘l iiulvin‘u California
industrinl Imn y is IIIII-nmped nIInr Towuon.
six milI-s north of this city. '1‘!on urn en
ronto to “fishington, which they oxpoct.
to rIIuIIlI. I'm-roiling us tiII-yndrunco, in
four or livi- (lilyri.
The \‘nlkyrie Neuring Port.
Ql'mzxsrowx, .\iIIy tin—Tho steamer
Loo. juot IIrriwIl. Importa that she upoko
tho liritloh ('iilfl‘l' Valkyrie. from Now
York. oIT .‘lllli‘lii'liil, (.‘ounty Wntorford.
'I‘ho Valkyrie n'pnrtud mm film had thl u
inir pussugu and that oil wns woll alumni
of her.
No Join» About Thin I'Inht.
ionnA. X. ‘I’.. May 25 -\\'. .l. ArkI-il
publi-Ilicr ul luIlIrII, int-I just placed an or
drr for II III Ipluhn mom 7' foot. long and
gnnruntmi o run 3?» union on hour. 'l he
yacht will «mics-t iiulliilh‘h nil amount in
American wutors only.
Mien Will-rd (Joining Ilmno.
_ Lotions, .\iIIy ESn-n“ fIIrI-wcll servico
was bold III. it. .iamcs' bull in connection
with the dcnnrturo from Engiund of Miss
Frances Willard, tho woli known Ameri-
can tempurnnco IIdvocntII.
Senator Inn...“ Recovering.
BALTIIIInu-r. May 20. ——'l‘lIo intent new»
from Sonntor (iormnn's homo III; LIIIIrol is
that he i.-I much hotter. and his phyuicions
any thut II few dnyn of root will now ro-
otore him.
“girl-lion Against the Divided Bltlrt.
El. Paco, Tom. May 28. -—'I‘ho cityu’o
council has poured on ordinnnoo that no
woman shall be allowed on the streets
wearing what in known no the dividodu’o
skirt.
low. nonvielo on... Fighters.
Corleone. III. May 28. --'l'ho trial of
Ryan- nnd McCoy. the prize lighter- wlI
viointbd iowo’n new low against prlr.
fighting, has resulted in II verdict; of guilt;
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Double Lynching In lilul-udppi.
Jlicxsos, Mint. May 08.-iionry iimlth
and Will Junior, two nogroea. worn lynch
ed (It Clinton. ill miles south of horn. 'l‘hoy ‘
lied been breaking into stores.
Yellow floor ”conning at lilo.
lino JAllllitO onto; 23. w'i‘ho you?» I to
m, which has opitlomic born In ring
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the put three martini. is now «inure-union.“
We: Mr Inumt.
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Denier Ill , r
G rocer
fool. Fruits. hart,"
Adfine lot of good: aim: or
Willinmuburg Creamery in wimfi-I
con mosh case.
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A regular lino 00o. ea. at 00c.
A good Too. at we.
Orc- d: Bluekwoii Jame. Ill 050.
Thu Bee Soup can be had or I
Fresh laid Egg- every any. 00o. ,
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