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Initiat- Democrats In the Ila-AI and
WWW-r luv-cute! Hector-and
War-rm. Jan lit—The tsatuic eI
thoughtscecionof thehousawasthedo
panting OlOOpermonth to MAJII Gen
srAl John A. Momma. Hr. Janet
(Dent. VA.) inslswd upon until); the
clot no quorum htr. Springer. in a'
lectured those of hie south-
ra Democratic colleages who constantly
accented an Attitude” of hostility toward
tbcpcnsion of Union roldlcrs. lie called
crate had been returned to the next home
‘from the north. Be warned them that it
their course was persisted in none will be
returned the succeeding congress.
,Mr. Pence (Pop. Colo). in an earnest
speech Appealing to Dir. Jones to with
draw his point, spoke of the well known.
lchlarnand,vvben lilr. Waugh (Rep. lnd.
threw A bombshell into the discussion h
asking if the beneficiary of this bill wan
notthe same General John A. Memor-
nand who was relieved from command ho
fore Vicksburg by General Grant for on
loldierly conduct. and of whom General
llalleclt said it was premeditated murder
9 to place him in command.
' "uteri-d to Defend McClernand.
The attack on General hchlcrnand came
from an unexpected coerce. and Ir. lilarnh
(Rep, ill: 1 and other» hastened to his do
fence. Mr. Marsh declared hotly that (ion-
erul McClcrnnnd had never been guilty of
unsoldlerly conduct, and the history of the
transaction Wliuld nhow that he had not
been removed by General Grant for that
reason.
“ Didn’t Genornl Grant remove him for
natures which be doomed proper?" permuted
Mr. Waugh.
”1 do not desire to impugn the charm»
tor of General Grant." replied Mr. March
sharply, "but i desire to Isay that his or
tion in this case was A mismkc. "
“What. reason did liancrnl Grunt no
sign?" interrupted hlr. t'uxtlleu1. Tenn;
" it not because he was too quick at
Vicksburg?”
“I never heard it charged against Gen-
eral Grant " replied Mr March. "that he
criteised a soldier for going in tooqulclt "
[Applause .
The disI-IIsIIion was prolonged for more
than two boom and was marked by sev-
eral mncationul scenes one of which war
the hinting of Mr. Jone» when be void that
the widow of General John A, inane re
ceiwd a pension of 82,000 A year. was liv-
ing in social. luxury in thIII city and an-
nually spent more than her pension money
for flowers dispmyed by her at her nodal
functions. Later when he proclaimed hi9
pride in the Confederate cause. that had
“one down in detect. the Republicans
chanted. “We have‘no doubt of itf" but
in the galleries many of the spwtntors ap-
plauded vigoromdy.
flu-mp l‘larII Mom Ila-cc.
Mr. Springer was finally forced to with
draw the hill. ilut own after the bill bud
been withdrawn Afr. t‘haIIIp l'lan IiloIII..
Mo, I got the llnul’ and in n clmnwteriutir
spowh sIIorml Mr. Jones roundly. :15 hr
Mill. on behalf of his llt'llII’iI‘mtlI‘ mil-
leugues of the north lie begun by saying
that the liemorrntiv party presentedn disc
solving view and would soon be loot tr
night. though to memory Ilmr. lie at
tribuiml Illlll‘ll of the “Q‘fHUI‘Tlllli‘ lll'iuiilt'f
ill-II full In tho I'IIllritu Hf the sunlhl'fll
”tifllum'lttaun the pension Intention and
laid thIIIiI'fttal of It! lI-uét .30 northern "I'm
Ixzrnlc tn spewing-I of )l r. Jones [in then
paid It fllMllfit't‘fll tribute to Mot 'iernnnd.
"i now him preside at rhon‘t. Louiscou
vention which nominated Samuel J. Til
don. who won elected president of tho
l’nltod fitolI-n and whom tlzo onwards on
this floor allowed to be uvvindlod out oi
hi» scat." llotlm‘luful that the “Mimi
martinot whoever ruined it great count
was .laiYcruon linvlu, and next to him
united Stanton. If Mcl'lerunnd had had
A fair chance, he grim it no hlII opinion
that he would have been AA great a soldier
ulirant. After Appealing to Mr. John!
to Allow thlII ruuritorioun bill to go through
he turned to him and said impronelvely
that the llanmcrnts of the north were Idol.
and tired of havlnu their southern party
minim come to congrcu and stab their
party in the back.
"We art~ through with you. " Mr. Clark
Ml'lmlt'tl Mic-r panning two bills the
Mole. At foul». adjourned
it was private bill day in the boom. but
only one bill wan mIIIIidI-rvdwn claim of
"t. he"! of William Johnson of Fayctls
. county. Train.. for 3| l. " 1 worth of atom
mllacatal during the war Three boonI
were commend in debate. but on Account
of the timid-limo tho hill wan finally with-
drawn.
llofovv tho regular order wnrt Ilonmnded
lino bills were mm! by unanimous con
sent. "out of them were of minor lllI’
portam. The most important war to
amend the chipping act of Aug. lit. ism.
no no to eliminate come of the [renal pro
vicious of that Art which had poured on
duly harsh in their application In cameo
on lunar-i reacts engaged in the cIInIItvrisc
and nearby fmviizn trule
In the new:
WMltlhi‘l'tH. Jan it! n—lv'ractlmlly the
wholeof the Ilnyc reunion of the count.
no occupied in the distension oi ltr.
llill‘s amendment to the urmmtdeflciemy
hill denim! to Adam! an opportunity to
tut the mtllutimlity of the immune
tax law. In llilldclivmcd A long and
ardnlly prepared speech in IIIIpportcf hit
unnatural
Ir. illil lint argued Against the uracil
Walltyof th la- I, and referring to the
mnpttca clan or he asked when had
can. acid-at the IAIN-c repealed at
“locus—kin cf mom lie when!
Initiation-tide. Nordic! baa-it lure
lunar- lt wsII not apportioned ac—
tlIc hum llc attached
matMlmryfortbeccl-
laulcadtbemnendnidbcwum
at tended mind the treasury m1
thhw-adtbintcriccttm
hair which grew out of the Attempt ol‘
' Ir. Springer (Dent, Illa) topassa bill'
Attention to the fact that but 13 Demo.
distinguirbed, patriotic services of General ‘
W the right to "crept A class! He:
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.1th the Mamet
revcnncortoaayctbcr odicer to return
tam crrcaccutly collected? ' ,
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Ilr. Hill cpekc of how hard it would he
to maintain a law which the teat proton
clon wan cppcsedto. antic! how them
involved would be enlisted in new
of lobbyists and lawyer. At both in“ of
Penney-ironic avenue. It wan tb- dctv of
the senate to remove the ambiguitie- of
the stAtutes. That was true. but forall
practical purposes. Aad effect the kw won
just going on the' statute books. ll will
not properly a part of the tariff reform
legislation of last summer. It war incist~
ad on an the price of legislation and as a
condition why senators would mppcrt it.
Mr. Jim then referred to the support ot
the senator from Kama scam Peder) in
favor of the appropr ration. and said it
. carried out a principle of his party and
not at the Democratic or Republican par-
ties It was therefore right for the sena-
tor to come furwnrd In; the chief replacem-
ativc of measure and to advocate it hard.
Continuing, Mr. Hill reminded the lien-
it to WQ Actor Weedmfi
m mutt Irrnovnt or ri now.
W ,
Ion-x Woocrurr llade “Intact! Acceptable
an some, can" III. In... and uk-
“ m Up the ltudy of law—Jury of Their
First- Mutant.
llnw You. Jan. it). -——At Delmouico' s
a well known New York cluhnian promi-
nent in society and A friend or George J.
Gould made the atartllng clatcmeut that
the rumored engagement of Mice Anne
Gould. youngest daughter of the late Jay
Gould. to Harry “Handrail the actor. was
an assured fact and Would soon be an-
ncuneod'. with the entire sanction of the
Gould family.
The statement was remarkable from the
circumstance that since the rumored be-
trolhal of Miss Gould to the handsome
cum; actor she lute been engaged to Wil-
lam i'iorriinan. which contruct was and-
denly broken off last apt-lug while cum,
fiancee was abroad with Mr. .
George J Gould for the expressed purpose
Ale that he bud cold the income tax pm
vhdon had been placed in the bill to shit
certain senators. certoln members of con-
grese—not to carry outaainglo Democratic
doctrine. It bud never been declared to
be A Democratic doctrine by any national
convention of the party.
Mr. Hill'thcn referred to the remarks
of Mr. Cockrell when he alluded to thd
fact that the candidates of life inst New
York Democratic state convention were‘
defeated.
lie (lilll) would point the senator to
the fact that the same disapproval of the
income to: no that contained in the pint.-
form of the Democratic party was also
in the Republican platform. So no no the
state of New York was concerned. there
Was and is but. little difference of opinion
on the subject.
wart renuonnluly certain that the expe-
riences connected with the direct tax of
the war period and its refund would be
remand. Taxpayers would lII-Iiioge the
trtmsury. court of claims and congreu for
A refund (If the tag.
“The Inqulnltorlal For-ml."
The senator also questioned the right of
congress under the constitution to tax the
lncorumx from notes, bonds or other securi-
ties issued by states or minor divisions of
atalcn. The income to: was not for secur-
lng revenue only. but to harm and wor-
ry, and he nskcd:
"shall the inquisitorinl forms proposed
hytho treasury department be tolerated
by congress?"
\‘ew York city. he added. wore organized
as corpomtiuns under the New York laws
and tonal return their annual profile and
pay - per a.- III thereon. Why, the senator
naked could not the government hedon-
tent with A plain trIIatwmthy statement
of the net profits of the enterprise. MAny
of the ulltlntlollfi put forward in the tuna
ury regulations bad no warmntln the law‘
union. the law cmpowvred the department
to put any question it pleased Many of
the questions were, he asserted. absurdly
inquisitorial
Speaking further. \ir Hill said the
election wa» a condemnation of the in
come for u IoIIdeIIIIIntIoII of the Wilson
Gonnnn- llrloe Smith hill. or whatever it
was-.11 condemnation of the legislation of
lost summer and he thought the less mill
about it M this purlii ulur limo the better.
Further on in his remarks Mr. Hill refer-
l'od tII theittatonmnt from Provident Hero.
[and “ iII lllri famous Wilum letter." in
ruled the income tax. and he (Hill) did
not think it. probnblo that the prcddcnt
would disapprove its repeal if cougrenu
should we fit to repeal it.
Mr llubois thin. I followed in support
of the appropriation to IIIIIkI- the law opori
alive. but mm drifted into udiscussiou of
the silver qIIIItlinu. in “llllll be said that
no IlirrenIy hill could puns that was not
liberal toward Idlver
.\lr Quay Il’n l supported Mr. lllll II
AIIII minmnt and cold it would be the duty
of tho "I It ltI-pIIbliIIIII congress to repeal
the law,
Meson Sherman 10 land Mitchell (01:)
thought the upproprlution should be made.
lief-Ire adjournment Mr. Morgan (Alan)
raised and the chair IIIIIItulncd ll point of
order union the amendment. from which
be had today.
Another (‘urrenry Illll.
Wasmxtmm. Jan. l2.~—~‘ountor hic-
l’herIIon of New Jersey propmtml A bill in
the senate which ropnisentn the eastern
view of the currency question. it provider
forth» lune of Hperoent bond» for the
purpose of carrying into effect the resump-
tion act of laid. the bonds to be payable
At the plenum of the government after
five ymrc. Another iiilt'llilll provides for
the minute of the silver neignlorami toJ
the amount of 055 000. mm. to be pidd for
pIIbliI epr-ncen as needed. but nothing
in the bill will change the law relating to
treImIry union now IIIIIIItIIndlnu. A sec»
tion of bill IIutbori/IIII the llmn‘lflr’ of the
3 require half the ctmomt dutloII to be prdd
in gold. gold certificates or I nltod States
mvernnmnt notes All notional lIaolIII
are to he allovml to issue currency to the '
full par IAlIIo of the bonds dcpoeltcd
Joanne-e Miniature Birthday Reception.
WMIIIvIIros. .lIm. l2.-—ltllnlrtcr Kori
no of Japan more A birthday my to
about lm invited (cumin. The location
Iran hnmlminely decorated in .lapatlcla
ctylo. nnd the IIIlnlIIter received drained in
national costume ’l'be supper watt daintl-
ly curved after the .iapanue manner.
Fourth flu. Minute”.
Warmmirox. Jan. l2 —-'l’hc following
fourth class poctmaatcrs were appointed:
l’ltnnlylt‘unlklllwfl‘lllfl. Hunccl Al-
exander; ' liodAI-d. Ebenemr Graham:
l’lAlnilelIl. l‘ Edward Carl; Welt l'alr-
vlew. um.» ( olllnc.
I
The Trend!” Ilene“.
Varnlxum. Jan. '9. -— A trsncttry
Interment issued today Alum that the ex-
pudlturcc so far thin month ctcsstltba
union by mantra. which maker the
W forth-find ytarto «can»
Wt.
Them-em Ill-tin.
ltunmu. Jan. ltd-Them“
wavelet-twin”. Mauritian
WltheI-nnvudngof the return
mlmhmclmmet channel but
lethal-Hm isle-dc.
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if the nIIIbigultles were not removed. it;
The grunt newcpapen of,
which he told the country how he depre-l
Mr. Hill nppealodjand action on thin will ,
treasury ln lll'll of thr- lIIcIIu of bond: tr. .
of purchasing a Wedding trouaaeau.
The facts of the first engagement are
still fresh in the minds of most New York—
ers. I Miss Anna Gould was at that time
only 18 your: old and had not yet made
.her debut in society. 0n the morning of
'Nov.‘ 18. 1898 the story of the resignation
of Mr. Hurry \\ oodrulf from Charles
Frchmnn‘c“Charley's Aunt" company,
in whl h be bud a. prominent part. Wits
public ed. liiII realgndtlon, it was on»
derelood at. the time. was with the avowed
object of giving up u siege career for the
purpose of studying low at Yale, and his
engagement to Anna Gould was talked of
in the clubs and olmut town, although the
family ctrenuouuly denied any such con
tract. , -
A llomlnlio Story.
A most, rIIIIInntiI' xtory wns rI-lnlod at
the lime by the young: man's friends, It
told that the young couple bod met when
children. and that 11 strong nnd IIrIlI-nt
passion bud nrison between them; that
menus bud been token to comrnte them
by minding \lixs Anna oil to n Boston
boarding Mllmil. and that. Superintendent
liyrnes old had lucn hunted by Jay
Gould to restrain the ardent young lovre
from his neulduous Intentions to the young
hell-ms.
When Suwrinlcndcnt llyrnes was inter-
viewed on the subject. he declined to deny
or afllrnI any of the statements made
There was one story told of a large sum of
money thnt had been paid young Woodruff
through the superintendent, in considera-
tion of whic h the actor was to leave New
York and cease his luverilko attentions.
The ttory “"llltll “oodruif told, how-
.et'er was different He said that when
IJay Gould bouimo aware of the strong
feeling thul exuded between his duughtor
and the utter be \\ role to fiuporlnlendent
iii rung. linking his old in ridding bin
i daughter of llill' uIIitor.
! hlr llyrnws thenumthoWuodI-uil who
lnIIIchlalI-ly repllvd that if .'lny Gould
, wished him to mono hiudI-xotion to “his
Anna he shonldso request hiIII porsnnnlly.
Au llllll‘l‘fillllfl int.- rle-w then took plnce
between the IIIIIlliIIIlilionnirI- and hl~I
,younsz would be sun in law. with there
' null thut the inner mode It column prom-
lue to llt'illlt‘l‘ write our see the young wo-
nInII till she WM of age.
.lny Gould died lion. 2. 1W2. IIIIIl then
it won Itssortcd limit the lovoumking of tho
impulnivo younxcouplo was l‘lPSlllllI‘tl, with
the result limit. on Nov. lit the young man
nmliz'nod lIi~I position in (‘ hurles limb
Innn' a company. rifllllt sold by ngwemunl
with George J. Gould. to Rt himself in
y the pride-«don of the low thnl he might
be more worthy of the young heiress to
new tlIun SlrI.IIIIo,IIoO.
When this story become public. Wood
ruff denied it positively. He admitted
the friendship tlmt existed lwlwoon him-
self and .‘llrls' liould and mild lbut he had
flrIIt mot Minn AIIIIII nl IIII IIftoI-noon tm
I ’llIe (loulds minced to talk about the unit
for but lntervlvun M b friends IIIIIl fellow
clIIbIIIcII of the rotor IIIIIllrIIIIId the ntt
of uIIndIIIlllIIl uttm-lnnent between the
I young folks.
than “any Admin".
| She lllln lmd IIIIIIIy ndlnlmm and dur
ing the laikowmnl nl‘ltfllill outI of the moat
tIotlI-mlIlI-of lwr II-hnfrers has been the
l'omte l‘nstulluno. who, during the Nets"
port Nt'lttulll nnd IIt lakowood. has been the
guest of Mr. nod Mrs. George Gould
nnd a social lion of grunt IIIngnltude. in
(not. society want almost preparing for a
from Idiucll in the form of another an-
. nounccd IIuirairmIIeIIt when the nevi-II
went forth lhnt the comic vma preparing
to leuvc America nud return to his native
chore: once more.
The common mode Im poeltlvely 'l‘bum
(lay IIluhtIIt llelnmnleu‘u Willi a decided
I AIIrpriIIo. then-fore. to the little group of
llritvnoru. The “'Utltif’llll’lililllll emmgon
IIIIInt wuuloolwd upon on a thing of the
[mtnnd hml been entirely forgotten by
many. '
At the Luinhc' club, where Mr. Wood-
rutl' is very popular. II prIIIIIlnI-nt IIIIIIIIber
WM naked nbout the roporlod vngugvmcnt.
lie cold: "I [K'l'hllllltlly know nothing
about the runner. rind of coutuo if i (lid 1
Would not fuel at lilmrty to dim-ups Mr.
Woodrufl'n nfiuirn, I think the young
couple Iver» vI-ry lllllt'lt in low with each
other. And I would not be at all IIIIrpriIIcIl
if their enunchIII-ut, were formally'an-
pounced. lint IIclIlIer would i be :th
priced if it Were not. llarry in II lino,
nIAuly fellow. IIIIII the girl that get: him
will be lucky.“ Mm Georgelionld me-
At the Hotel Waldorf lmIt evening. but re
fused to discus: him liould‘r allttlfl.
rm trader- trim.
llm'ros. Janina-«Tho New England
Free Trade lmuuo. formerly known no the
Tariff llcfurm lemme. held a dinner at
the l nlIoIl thlm heh l and wIIAIIIlIlI-ecscd
by l‘AptultI .lolm toIlIIIAII. Jaber. Fox.
Colonel 'l‘honmn hentworth lllgglueon
and lion. John F. 'lluuccll.
Myth-n AA lived titanium.
Nov Yomt. Jan. 11-41” hundred
clcnkmatcrs Arc working on the IItrcetI
today for tl each, as provided by the A.»
annotation For improving the I‘ondition of
the Your. mill there in Itlll'il dictrerlr
among the cluabmakcrn' {AIIIiilIIA on the
suicide.
Fire in A Ital) our.
lint You. Jan. lt.~l"lrn bmltccut in
the melt carol tin!“ rag llArlIer III-ll
train.w The intent shell: and A pier. with
A number of «on, were destroyed.
a...
”Ome
it we had A lot of old clock, a cut of 50 per cent. would be
about A fair valuation. ‘ ~
It the tariff bed not gone into effect we would not be able to
sell good clothing at such
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LOW . PR l C ES. :
If we were loaded up With a lot of old stock at the old unit
prices it would be out of style and we would be glad to olmoct
give it away If you want good .
ill “1' H t F ' h'
0 , mg, a 8 ill lll'lllS mgs
give us a call. If we cannot show yIiu the '
best goods at the lowest prices
we don’t deserve your trade. I ’
W. A. BENEDICT & GUMPANY,
SENTINEL BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH N ORWALK
I
BEAR IN MIND
That I carry a larger stock of high grade
Grain than any dealer In town.
9 That I makea specialty of the Grain business,
7 9 and devote my whole time and attention to it.
That I use Higbie' sPatent OatCleaner and of-
“ for you Oats free from dirt and other impurities.
That my prices will at all times be as low as
the quality of goods will warrant. .
That I am located at 15 Marshall street, with
. branch ofli do at Solomons’ livery stable.
Manuel T. Hatch,
HAY. STBA’W. GRAIN, SALT. VIII-DI! Wins.
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FRANCIS & co.
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
There are many kinds of Clothing sold,
and it remains with you to decide whether
you will have the. wool over your eyes or
on your back.
We are offering l:rger discount. on
Winter clothimr than ev Ibeiore, in order
to reduce stock before inventory in Febru-
ary.
FRANCIS & 00,,
86 Washington Street
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