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hood Pas-ad. '
Wssmsoron, July il.—~There has Incl!
nest and ardent debate as cums from
Mr. I’ciier’s Populism resolution provid-
ing for government control of railway!
and coal mines and the adoption of tin ‘
single tax system.
Mr. Pci'fsrhimsclf opened the discussion ‘ .
with a dofonse of the Chicago rloicrl. an
arraignment of the president for sending
troops there and u protest: against the
growing militarism of the country in gon-
crul.
This led Mr. Davis of Minnesota to bib-
torly donounco tho lawlessness oi the Chi-
cago mob nnd the bad policy of the sons-
tor from Kansas in inflmning their pu-
sions by the introduction of such a rm
lurion.
Mr. (iorduu of Georgia also condemned
the notion of the Kansas senator, and be
quoted Lord Mucuulay’s prophecy that
in some greur public upheaval like the
present. this country would either lose its
civilization through mob low, or in put-
ting down mob low by the strong arm of
power would lose its liberties. Such an
Jitmriiou now existed, and to put down
tho lawlessness ho pledged the support of
all who fought in the Confederacy in
lHiil-iii. _
Tho stirring spcoches of Senators Davis
and Gordon wot-o followed by the intro-
duciiion of A resolution and substitute for
tho I’eflcr resolution emphatically indom-
lng tho prosidont nnd declaring that; the
laws muss be upheld. This resolution '
scorned on the verge of passing when iii
went over at the request of Senator Gal-
linger.
The senate then took up and pussed the
posioilico appropriation bill as iii was re-
ported from the committee. though some
debate cross over the proposition for mail
subsidies for stores along the Ohio river.
Tho amendments were defeated.
Lots in the day the bill for the admis-
sion of l'tuh was taken up and passed
without debuts or opposition.
In the House.
The house passed a bill opening the Unc
lmpshgre rind L'inmh Indinn reservations
in Utah. uliotting lands in soverolty to the
Indians and restoring about; 3,000,000 acres
to the public dour sin.
Most of the duy was devoted to debate
on n bill extending the not of 1890, declar-
ing lands granted to railroads not then
constructed forfeited to the government,
so us to forfeit the lands of railroads
whose roads were not completed within
the time spooli‘iud in the land grants.
it excluded from the operation of libs
act, however. lunds acquired in good faith
by purchase from rullronds, confirming
such titles. Tho bill involved about 54,.
000,000 acres. It was not disposed of.
The titiv of Mr. Enloc to his sent as rcp-
rosoututivc from the Eighth Tennessee,
which was contcstcd by B. E. Thrasher,
was. continued without opposition, the
committee on clcctions being unanimous
ground for contest.
The Tariff Conference.
The Democratic tariff conferccs ud-
journod nitcr being together for eight
hours. it was stutrtl that tho discussion
Wus being murkcd by grant. stubbornness
and that neither side had yet yielded in
tho icust. on any of tho main issues in—
voivod.
The gi-uornl undcrstnnding that the Re-
publican conformis should not be admitted
hus now advanced to n definite (incision.
Up to the time of udjourning no time for
making u report had been agreed to. and
tho (loinrminod stand of ouch side gave
littlo indicniinn of un curly report. Iii
was also communicated to members of the
committco that Spwiki-r Crisp would prob-
ably ho uwuy for the rest of the week at
the bodsido of his Sii'k brother. and this
was u. further rcuson for deferring oven is
preliminary report uniil next week.
Fifty Person-i Thought in “Ive Poll-ho.
and Many Injured.
i'oxsriyrixoi-LH. July ii.-—~'l‘wo vio-
lent onrtbqunko shocks were felt bore.
Erich shock lasted about. :50 seconds. So"
oral houses full in Stumboul. In the suit
urb of Saint» tho shock was severe. and
the now quuys were reduced to n ruin.
'l'hc pooplo worn greatly alarmed when
tlu-ir housoslmguu tummy and [led in tor~
rur to tho sin-sis.
in tho city in tho uftvruoon. An Inde-
scriimblo pnulc followed, and the people
run hithvr und thither in tho utmost con- .
fusion. Many persons worn killed and
injurod,
'l‘ho shock was {hit in its full severity in
all tho villugcs bordering on the “sulphur-
us and tho son of Mormons. The people
how sought sholtcr in tho lipids outlido -.
tho vilugcs, wlwru tlwy will bu sofa from
falling wnlls should furilu-r shocks occur.
'l’lwrv is too much confusion now to give
up m'vuruio ostinmib oi tho loss of lilo,
but. it is lu-liuvml i‘hut hi) [mi'ulmniiiwfi lml;
tlu-iriivos. umi iimt tho numborof lnjurod
for OXlii'i’llri thus ligurv.
M’CLAVE T0 RESIGN.
’tiwn tho Now \‘prk I’olicc (‘omrnlnslcnsr
“'lli (in to Europa. ‘
Nuw Yours. .iuiy ii.-~Polloo Cow-
slom-r .iolm Mciilnvc will cud his V cinl
cmuwctlon with the polico do; mm
within rim nr-xt. :5" hours. Thisl forum
tion comm from tho highest authority. and
is is expected thus his resignation will in
in tho bonds of tho moyor today.
Broken health and tho homily of a
complete scpnrniion from business and of-
flciui cores will be the cam assignsd for
Mr. McCluvo’s rotiring.
A trip to Europo will follow. it is sold.
and. with tho writers of the Atlantic ho-
twecn him and tho “moddiesoms hay
seeds" of tho mute committee. in will
rock to build up his shsttmcd hesith, if
not his reputation.
mun.
National Magus Games—windmills.
l3; Brooklyn, 7. Cincinnati, 7; NW
York. ii. Chicago, 3; Boston, 19. Clove-
land. 23; Washington, 4. 8t. mull. 17;
Phlisdolpihu, ii. Baltimore, ii; I’itilburc.
19.
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Porousrs STRONGLY nanomm' ,
& ‘ ’ ‘
been witnessed in the senate such an m» , ‘
in the opinion that Mr. Thrasher hud‘noh, ..~,,.~.
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A frosh and morn siivcrc shock was felt i
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