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a.. A~
50“ was.
He
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1111-: SENT! NEL.
aorta “WALK. HAY 15.
A 081* English charity has two
051.1133 fo‘ Fewest «wintry girls. I.
h.-~a‘ble. Irena-in: to Linden.
inpatient“ whodo (tune. Er
Iearlrdia «he-r citiea. the auricu- pro-
tect: all giria traveling by placing in
railway nations placards on which are
“Maddie‘cfalady referee.
r
The Philadelphia [Agn- urges every-
lwalyto u-nd'thenewquwrxand says
Audi) no lwr-periyisaaart.
tun-d opinion and quicken JWIL
lorry-rate truth from «not and false- 5
hon-I newspapers are ;
hood fru- fan.
W «Inca-1:“; and thr intelligence
«I a «immunity any generally be
m by the number and charai'tcr,
of it! well wififll journals?
In mo the .\m air-an flu float-ml over
59: targeting In 'fi‘lfifll steamers. hav-
ing a turning? of 31.2.7392 tvne. ‘hi‘ie in ‘
1“; “It nuntbr r {if such \fS-i I\ hid
fallen to 353. and the tonnage had in-
creased to only 243.18? in“ The same
period of Site. In years tan“ a; int—waverin
the unfit»? of ~es g on; - rchant Sl“:fll-
ers undrr the marsh final two pert can.
or from 113‘ to I.~‘-‘.’. and at the name
limo“ intrase in tonnage of 23!! par
r- at. or from 1.67.1-3: hill" in bid I
5. 86L3€3 lath in l\~'o_
mfiihé'zv of fine. wh. “”§¢}-‘ a
w :Z-l and? rr-g-utatioa i" ~r d wi‘h lion. is
t 9-: intutiuabd a! Inf.
[3:25
tw .Hl “. Manger»! in can} in: out Ill‘ ilk
It ‘ thit tho-
>133 \ i~ a t rob. and tin! undrr :16:
itidv f :3 —« m 443233-er 1th! 332‘ r- din:
.ut'i SH 'Eil‘
a \“fliiflIE ha~ lat-2i farmed in Paris
'v. ~: :a:l~=!z~_ as slog}:
2“le
:fh of I. x‘u’f.
: Bl’l: . aft. v-
d;- anon «I that n A}
Mini. ‘
le‘ i‘an’ir .
n
.5
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1; = .. :52: aha! tat-I}. nut-v;
' ;-;,.»*.«v 25‘ In; tin}
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(in
it » 293 ix ta» (anti
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a‘ 1.: f afasi what :2 dis n: h- m} no «i. i
rr't‘v- 2
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- 3 131} ‘a I 2;;3 amen rift
:03
"I: should
call judgment into exercise. to tum;
It is frpdflrzl .
I Zi~~r~ OI
L :.. - dJI’k t»
The M began at A—lea baa
lawn-d a little p-phlet on suit-a. he
writer. who apt-aka for his org-infirm.
2 take: wrong ground against strikes and
:urgcsthat all labor toublea should first
i be arbitrated. If that fails to bring
about a settlement he arguestbat a per-
petual boycott be placed on the employer
mmpl‘ined of. A lid of important
i strikes which have occurred since Janu—
éuary t. 18712. shows what they cost the
E e-ployels. Among then: are the follow-
:ing. with the amounts lost by the em—
.» “can‘-
ployffll
3 WM l‘nk-atrike. l“ ......... “fill”!!!
3 (ill. COT? mike. IN ................ §::.:::;
: Steinwav 1m makers. 1N: ........ .
' Third ave-he “he. “Ni ............. NIH!!!
l c ens‘ mike. IN ............. mum
Z Soon-wider! llailrmd strike ......... ain‘t!)
Total lam (ll nine strikes
The employee sustained a Iona of #2,—
mm» by those same strikes.
#
9 From atable nucntly prepared by the
Director of the l'nited States Mint. it an
i prare that during the calendar year Hist:
a total of 'llJSmM‘d worth of gold was
utilize] in thc art< and manufactures of
' the l'nitcd Statee. Of this amount.
Liar-.163 was usel in jewelry and
‘atrhes: {Elfitltlfilth' for watch claws; $l.«
‘ Ila-{.521 in gold leaf; #821000 for watch
3 chains: and the remaindrr in maller
Mull“ for dental supplies. pcm. instru-
ments. plate. sm-tacle~. rh-micals. and
érwrit‘n' xuppliea. Duringr thc saun-
, [refine]. a total “I $5.53.:5ui0 \\‘~-I’III "I
silver wa~ utili/al for .~imil :r purpo~c~z
Hf thi~ amount. f:.rn;o:.;‘t~l was thcd for
' plat. ; $l.SIR.:.!I!I for watch raq'al ‘I.’
"3N5?!“ for jcnilry and \\‘;itchc<; and
‘ the hunmmlw Wa‘ divi-lcl :lltltlllzf tho
other lines <|u~<~itiul {0‘ mid. The t il-lc
is of (“-3l‘ld-l'allb‘ imp-rumor. for by
:ivmg the amount of gold and <ilvvr an-
: unify ntiind in tlic ark. i: p- nuits‘ an
a‘lps- Illll'll" cstinlah- of thc avaalIEc
Hui .Llir t l::'!'t“fi\‘}‘ of tho chantry.
#
.In'.i'l‘.t‘:.llzl"l plumbcr: in New Ymk
i.)
.\ int-l I~ town-vi “1- in t'\t‘"}‘
nurh . mic: cu: iron ru'qu Iimr‘.
3‘
\1);»~. I‘Tc
ur: *ation.
4.1m w ith the rle- ~ of tin
whh h mud be olwied Lo} Hull .13: l lam
\VurL li‘flil\ 'III
a EhI~ I! ~I l2} IIAC aftr flikabtl, ’er4 .IIt'I ll l\
Ill-'2! light rnutljh to Mr. I! it
lain :, th- nu n
at I 3:: inoru..:;: and
:ruW
work 4....
and ml? is a tliy's work. The} :v-t‘N- to
uw Ia‘:dlil'~ «or 2:». .‘onrnvynun an-
piéd $.i .‘w 3 day for nine lit-uh”. :md '
Th: 3 hch an
Hnly ul:(‘ ‘l‘
. zghz lmun on \amrdA}
hour a day for dinnrr,
prrntiu- i~ aéEmio-i in 11" r} {our ournry-
$2.ou- o
“lumen-serum
Grand lasts:- Worknian Powder-1y
Mm... Ara-int Boywttins and
All Acts of Violence.
A secret circular from General Master
Workman Powderly. of the Knights of
Labor. has been issued and read in the vari-
ous Astrid-lien. 0n topics of eumnt. inter
esttotheorderlr. l‘uwdorly speaks very
frankly. . He says:
“\\'e have been losing gmuud.sofar a
public opinion is concerned. for some time.
One of the cause! is that we have allowod
things to be done undcr the name of the
Knights of Labor for which the organization
was In no way n-spnnsible. I ask of our
members to keep a jealous eye upon the
doings of the labor men who never labor. and
when thov charge anything to our order in
vuur locality set the seal of your condemnn~
tron upon it at oucoby denying it."
The Master \\'orkn:au distinctly advises
against boycotting newspapers for criticisms
of fin-e schh" and cannot “insistently «tony
it to others. in king of tho abuses arising
from illy-cousiv end strikes. Mr. l‘owderly
savs: ,
"l tlnd that wherewr a strike occurs ap-
tub for In t ans svattcnul bnwlcmt among
the fl..\‘i"nlll5t‘<. Do not [my one cont for
such purl-me; in future unlnw the nppcal
“when t'rorn your own lllxtl‘lt‘t awcutbly ii!‘
the general amanhly. lf boycott not-in»: are
sent to you burn them. I have in HIV
moon «it l-ovnttt. notions \vhio l
were sent to n~acmblm~ wnh a names!»
that they be cum-fled. A nn-mbor
is «lit ng a paper; ho b an a rivul and pro-
ou-ds to not into an altercation with him,
lul_\’t'uIL\ bun anl then asks tho nnlcr to
. nrrv it out. Hur order has been used its a
I-lill for a bun ln-d dit‘l‘crcnt kiln-s. and in fu-
ture it must mar aloft. free from all of
them. I batc "to word boynstt. l was ll‘l“
nt luv tin to for montlh.‘
lu‘ihc t‘mnro. Mr. l‘owdcrly inserts. the
Elm utue lanrd will Miller In . lul-‘rfrlvuvi‘ .
m tln dis burg“ of Its duty, lIc l‘uutll‘llllln‘ c
thelanmguf Mulullull\ by local amino ‘
'b:|f‘\‘ deny-uucii: Jay tlould and other capi‘
tnlista. ~in~o nuv‘ actionvdono good. but only
retard tho «anus of tho ticucrnl lhinrd Iatflr .
binawdiflownuw \vttli Illa‘a‘a‘ men or their
h‘] nummtnox .\lr l‘owlcrly says that his ‘
tum» l\ w taken up tbat hc vannot midi-nuke
to anoavr am nun-shuns ml Inward to him by
mail. llc qty“:
‘ rnmi nun nntvl tho mineral awemhly
run-ts. 1 ml! "“I‘l\t‘ nu nunnuttnn. nusuor _
no loin r‘ I tlnle b-rtnulatea nlau for the
futun- anl will not l-o mtclfvro. with Nor
will l p» run \\ Iu‘h‘ at thcml not of Illt‘lllllt‘l‘a’ '
n' u-w‘ltllfiuN This i~ impc nttvc I must
haw n clunt- c to do H‘lllt‘llllllfl of lotivlit fur ’
th.- urxbr. urn-l I cannot do II It lam tout for
uxtncen hum-s a da) reading lrttn-n “
l‘ontmumz, Mr t'opdcrly uys that they
nub-r hm had truzzl-lc from drinking mono
In-rs and from mun \\ ho talk tilualt bu) mg
gum and dumnutc, “If the n cu \\ ho pos-
M“ mono) vii-nigh to buy gun~anddytmnutc l
. “‘uuhl .n\i‘.\l 1‘ III Ill-[Illh'h‘v‘ of some well
,3 Wind-HI wart on lal-nr.‘ bc re lllrka. “tliev '
5 would put the mum-y tn good um. The) :Wlll
. never unal the gum: or dynamitc in lhi‘ ,
- rountr} ' 9
, “r I'|i\\‘1ifrI-\' [ahi‘x‘ n ilctcl‘tuillul >1:th i
against \ iolon a in lhc f~ lluwm; wutcnom:
“If I kul uv euomv l ulcnvx- him. It in
truc. but I d.- not com mm him I would
. __.....
1 . .., ,, 3‘ ' ‘ J 1-! , , ! ; . . " .
1.. i . . a I . tau :4 a «2' 3h . as: t. .i l 12.. n. uul a h- .p—r n u- ur a --\\“l l" . lnnlu- a «Mun-rt ruthcr than lt‘tir‘ha-t)! llt_\' a
a? z --'. «' and n a~h can ii men! 1 .5. h a t - 3 I 'nlv the Y~':ll:.if .ip "km." ' . .
. . ‘ . , ‘ ‘ _ f “urn \\ ho owru apnal are not our enonues
d a' I A it - .-. :---i l .r_'o 2, ‘lcn pzcmr A use taught anything _\o no in g If that "n.0,... he“ “a... u... “Hum"... n; M.
'6- x> rat .: "n.- .- a day . 1' tan L t. L l» r .4 '21.» m5. n g. 33:0“ , .E 1.. “3.3;; “ ith ;.d.a\ nould luv the enemy of lxi~ follow toilet‘
I _ . «. , ‘ _ . . . . >on th- momma for. after all. it la how
r». ::.--- i : \v'J' J -.~~ ~ 3'1 L3 H'- ‘MT a n z: u‘ l n llll‘l, Lu!) "0" l~ \‘s‘nml . (.v unquire l'apl‘nl and how 1... um n
31”. 3; ‘ . g g g u. .;;3 g. ”a [1.3 g 3‘, ”7.3“; t:':.r to “m, br u. . “all": lgls. phi] erly that we are en luv-wing In
_ , ‘. . 3 ‘ a 3...", 1 Nu well aware that sumo er-
I. 1 a m a: 4 go of 12.: nun-n. who izzxpc t~turiih n > ; pan...“- “le on I am mluratvn; a
, .
—— ‘ a}. l:‘ q .1...“ “n“... "m3, 5. found M 2 weak plan. and will ~a) that bl-uh-lml and
‘ , . ~ . . _ , 2 deu‘tru non of property alunc mll snho the
A ~13 -, M- 5; . l. «i \\i~ “' n "\ ‘hv ufz. 0: i'l'nu‘w" :fi‘iillnl'm‘TH 9 problem If a man ,~ oak: such Wluult‘lllfi
‘u=.;- . a I» ,~ . . ~ .l. x 2 x: g 7; . . :. 7. . 32 .. .5. “map...“ "f . m an narcmbly. run for him the char
. . ‘ .~ . . . l nhi-litln under “orkinan relmts to t o
a :: a. la : h. 2 at: . -_ a ,. ‘d - l- 1 1.51::- nnh‘ltawn. ; n‘\\l\‘ mmgtul nlm join: our ‘nnuv of
g, - 75. _- 4;? - 2 ~ ' ~ it ~ .3 ~43. ' 3; \ ‘_ . , - 3-,. “ w-l. 1.;......‘_fm,'.... . [on o.‘ If II“ rcpeib bl.‘ nonwruw. put lulu
, ‘ rut
3n. - . . . . .. .37 n , . _ H . > ‘
-. I” A .. . it. . i , «l . ‘é‘ .. l: l - - 1!. h ,.--- ‘l . "In the hawk of nirnentin-ly gn-at Illt‘Il‘ll
a (g- 3- 7‘. 3.3-. v - ‘3; ‘~ . '. j . - . . 1} i 3’ :‘ .er i~ I::;_‘_‘i.?l"l than th-~ ~\\urd " To that latld
pausing to E . a 2- . 1:33 1. ~'_.;;- .. » E.
tip-a: tit 1-3:. hwéici ,. c ~ I -
air-k T’,- ( V‘l‘fffiic-fi d.-l : x ‘
5.»: it— 1:34 ~a~ - : gift-.1. : d *
drain}! l'rh‘ . u ’ ~ 2 ' truz “L a 7
as“- .. ~3. .2. . I . e.” a:
ptdivi‘: - 9 ....;1- .l n» s r
“ma-i. i_ amia 3 .l k--3_" an. :
it. t2: 4} ~ :rn v ' i infill} ha:- I- ('2:
[13:51 .3. in. .2: 31372 3‘2: aaa} 2.2.312.
A 5.11:}: Ezie’idcfl "tutti-1! 3:: >113
menu. t'ai rt-ntl} \_\ :na'i Lalnt‘l
‘3: ~23 gm: .
were “‘4‘; and 9; ti 1:.
he had iron ‘31:“:
nail-3- l and a a~ 523m; .43... n
. :5an -,~ nudu—h
it 13- lo Si- rnl that
n.- in La. head
§.E~‘..} and
after-lard a drink 6‘ ‘JIQ'T. ah;- h hit-1
finial hi" data: 1 z haw-Elna IZaifld. II"
was alternarl lt‘lhli :25 lmit!‘ 1-: ii
at In“ taint: l“ t‘Jt h‘kgtifil‘. 1111'?
'3? ‘3- yigufli "3‘ 3 en trim and r atrial
‘INC the entrance bride the film A::. II:-
H no: spoke: :l turl aim-e luring Inkvn
in (Mtge- and while 01500!!- and regent
on flood around with: fur the sun-us d
dying: nan I!) breathe hifi lad. he and-
denly «sprang to his feet and roared: "I‘ll
- .-
papa-y man in the mum fur fl-“
Wing illustrated article Ill-4“ one
ofthe-oatnniqn~-flaotogtaphirgaller-
inheritance. The gallery is a ear
hilt aflerthr fashioa'of a Pull-an
(each. [tan b- atta-he-l to any ea-
p.tu'-.andia’it the photojnpher
“mouth: en—try. phiply
. the Kat-then Parilr: raihuad. at
whichhe is oieial photographer. I_.
P.Jayflaynesbdthe built forbi-
‘aext ulna.“ fitting!
coat 82.090 more. WWI”?
his for the railroad ur- done by a
men nikiaga picture 20324 inch»;
meanwhile aaupsratingrouai, re-
mmmmsdfim
.‘afl «hr appurtenant: ota Grit-
nth-gun, or air-ire] State:
“Wfimhwfitiemth
“- (i th- .651“ main- of
fl. Hemalepmterof then-Iti-
”fiaufiemthiayeuwaathe
“hm-Inmandheu-
Mthbetfitifllybthe “can-
“is“ fle-yar‘fi'henjnn-
“wank-autum-
ahedto them flay-region
“hem-ddwallriwnwhichhave
tan-u- MW at the «lap-ii”:
flan. myiddiaAMfii-ad
“Emotionally-flanks.“
“dhhmm-fl
W rind-a fie result wan an
”Egal- the“: Sufi
baa-(“hau‘adaath
”“hflmmflw‘
l in: alwnlutely noise-lead}:
3“ ~.. . 1
ft'ail. \- ~-.
3 . _.
“at. ln<...
:' p laud-cu
Tl"
I; an and [lo-
.: ‘tlr‘
till) no nl 2221-»
p 3 maair i» ‘.'--la day Jim at a _v N am.
.\ New ‘olnr.
T‘.- r lzu i2r--'§»ab23 ls -. u no line of in-
\e:.liut:~ pamtlv during ru‘rnl yt'arfi
ambit of mob-n. partivu‘i .r‘} as appliul
in atrut rm. Tha- ltlllll'l: onc~ baic
\ .
l-c z: the gripand elci mm}. but one l:a~ ;
_ nun born gin-n birth lurc which Ina}~
run-'3! “2::4’” the “h tic Whine“; and
i-‘nga‘c Ill- grip if and I'h' trithv. Ina
It r’x-rtts ‘3 ten!
in»: hanir of \I .‘I. liuc vi r~tnbli~hmctit.
A slur! :imv ago In- all‘zulllltl‘tl that hc
had an inirul' ~21 “if. h u--u‘nl be H meat
1.2;. 1 4 ~\
in .i:_ :md when i to a tin-l)
ha :3- nc'ali} luv. u 1- null dinning out
h-m- prubltm of - fir. t. llu prcrnt in-
vrtzt in!) i~ :siu-ngirr Yt't‘t‘l\l u; now cr from
x“ from I‘wal nil Tltn' oil La matink in
thr u- -f of tho oar. lln- gas luv-in: grncr-
atml 21‘ ll‘inl. the flash of th-- rxplmlon as I
it |u~-c~' tut-r tho c_\ limb-1' heah “’11- air. 3
pr du- ing equiniun Thu-only difl'n-ully.
affair. ha- aid-cared tn hr the lie Tunanl‘s“
of the gcncral pubic in riding on or near
. a (at Curr-3 in: uiL but it ii claim «I that
g there Iould be almlutely u - danger
i
, _— . i whatever. Mr. Soble claim< that he can
132 ”mph? Til-fin Hm ll .
furnish power for a tendiorse engine.
~ which mld pull thrce or [our cars. at. a
(04. of one dollar a day. the engine work
“1' engine
would at 11p: no more space than the
lever in a grin car. «St. Louis Glclvt.
"lie tile-t Iowan.”
I‘m Flues Illa-well». tho
wot-an.” died '3 8t. Luke‘a
thiaeity on May. In 1879, while liv-
ing with relatives in this city. Ii:-
llnnnelli wet. loved. and was loved in
leturnbya young sea captain then in
this Her relatives opposed the
match. and. as shebelieved. iateree ed
hisletters‘toherandtfidto ken
apart. 'iolent altercation ennui , and
duringone of then. in a paroxyiarn of
rage. she vowed that all: never would
again ope-ll her lips in speech. For over
rem years she kept her row. and even
on her deathbed the efi'orta of her friends
to indurt her to break her voluntary
silence were futile. As her relatives
gathered mad her deathbed. her sitter.
withtearzsiahrreyes, i- herto
break hrrvow. ifonly to my good—by.
The two hotbaa added their entren-
tiea, hat to all appeals aha wu obdunte.
liabmtherweatoutaideand licked a
rune. and ole-red it to her. ahook
“client
huhead and refund to take it. How—
evu. when the matron ole-rail berths
mlownrhet-okit y and evi—
QI.——&a M ‘
A glean of gamma. K. Y.. any:
I ban ‘
“were: a» :3
b
ha- th 3.”
Them» I'll-l“ 3
lt~-;ur- tit i~ .la)‘ .\'ob‘.~_
who ha~ b u: for "(“.\'t you“ thcma~ta r "
e
- . . 2
Hr i» n ur} tllgt'llltfllfi \vurh~ .
engaged, ;
‘ in 'l 0' ham 1‘ a! “4-2. i“ll§l\‘l_\ mount tho gun
la .t< 9.3!“ nh‘\\ as “to \V‘ x-I’rl 7'
‘1 Ir “I .tt-r mlx luN Ir.‘ h-n lore tn lyn out!
strung 1;! 111.. Mo nlm ‘3)" t“: H (hr tub
pm» ‘utd- :tuu‘at- "double-~ttuulmif tn!“
1 .illlglJa é~a\e ltl“|lrn‘I tho cnimty "I mvouil
l trad-xx “mom; llc tlnvl‘ no cacuao for the
l attack inside on the ordvr b) come of tin-s:
3 tniplcx‘ llllhill\ QNII‘ tall} at a tum~ \\ lion tho
‘ blu‘ll‘é atand fat o to fa-a- with a hunt per
l plant one tion. but. h~ thinki them n no
; mue- or quarrel and awe- ta that at the
g quaint mam: of tho General Ambl - the
entire tniuble I an and must be settled, Iu
mticluoozi Ir. l'owderlv says:
; "Then- iu one thing that will not be done i
while I «and at the hen-l of this organization
‘ -—It will not be used to further the themes of
individuals. cli tum or and it will 1)..
. ruin-rd nun- to no er organization on
earth.“
PRO Y LYNCHED.
Two Mcn In
The Fate 0
, nil Iniulnian
A few days since a you I: colorcd man
nainul Dick Walker mct a d gliter of a raL '-
spwtable Charlotte conn ’ armor in the 3
‘ mad ncar Keysvillo, \‘a. and attempted to
' ans-undue: He drew a knife and told her if ‘
‘ she made any noise he would kllllicr.
: She and an old colored
“l her awistnn-fie. “'alkcr. l
in his pun-nae. ran off. The ;
old man hastened to the nearest telegraph
station and gave a full dw'iptim of “'alkcr,
who was whine-ally captuml near Chane
\‘lrglnl.
l‘ity. H9 wav identified by the you lady
and the old man and committal to jai . At. 2
night rim citinuna armada! jail and
the keys from the jailor.
layer refuml. but waa overpowered. and
Vi alter takan out and banged to a tron
At nboutthemme time of the foregoing
oceunenzw a dinit-ulty took plan. between
layer W. P. “mama prominent
Bernard
‘ til 1 l ‘ 1 ;k nice" :20"th
III! “V000“ ‘ll WC‘II
W Smith waccaptured by cifl
Womwtheslw ill'. whocontlnolhim
In the Iron oftbe il. Major Greene
. . ‘ y assembled at the
jail. detennned to avenge the Major‘s death.
Anathekt‘asatoncemadou ntho‘il
5! ‘30 M_ The drongfiloon ware
amtordehelmn balm in. and
. unfaxolabie to the order or it‘ utlloem. sinco _
the knightadomnnd Iortheumeh‘us “the right. "
M
l mmmittin
rotted lcn t‘mr\.flgn and could not get work I f
5 a little . _
" brother a amok-mm- made hisuscape.
.-_W:....:.,... ,. » > a k - w A A A ..—~-. a.
l m‘ to hon Britt
NEWS SUMMARY mommy, macaw.
Eaateen and Middle Staten.
Tu: "W builder- of Burton have united
In issuing a W statingtnat they “utter-g
refuse to enter int) an mnfennea wi
labor cranium“ an that hereafter
they will deal only with the individual work-
man. '
Tnmrtax at the New York Aldounen in-
dicted on the of bribe inmnnection
with the grantlu of the way railroad
franchise have bean arraigned in court. all
pleading not guilty.
A rum. to legaliae boycotting has bannin-
troducod in the New York Legislature. ‘
A woman amendment to the State C ~
atltution to prohibit the manufacture or sale
of intoxicati liqnom has been defeated in
the New Yo: “111ny by fifty-three yeas
to aixty~thraa nays.
Guir oxeltament has been aroueed in
Pittabnry, Mn“ by the general distribution
at Anarchist circulars.
Ownsu to the labor troubles thviro is great
depression in the building trade in many
Cltlm Buildeta and contractors are afraid to
make mutt-act to build housas u bile so In . ‘h
utnxgginty pnvails as to wages and he rat
0 .
(lovnnaoa HILL presided at a meeting in
favor of Gladstone‘s measure for Irish home
T rule. hold on the 7111 at» the New York Acad:
_ emy of Music. (love ‘nor Abbott, of. New
5030?. Ma 'or Gnrt‘. Senator Sherman and
others a ho. and a message was
sent to Prong]..- Gladvtone wishiu him god-
speed in his work, long deferred. o justiceto
Ireland. Academy was overcrowdol,
and great enthuu‘aam prevailed. .
FRANK Cuuvrs. a prominent member of
the Modjeiika theatrical compauv. threw
Illnlst'lI before a_ moving rail train at.
Newark. N. J.. and was (I00. itawd. Do-
mestic trouble- lad to the suici e.
L. 1-1 Mvflu is now the world‘a chain ton
short—distance runner. having defeated \ .ll.
tieorge.tho Engliah champiunju two races at
Madison Square Hinton. New York—tho
that. at. Lulu yards and the second at. three
quarters of a mile.
l‘. V. Frnvaa‘blz. a prominent and wealthy
Cuban. head of a large an r house in New
York. wn~ shut dead by In wife the other
dav at their hmno near Mitt-m m. N, J. Mm.
Portland-u followed u l the terrible deed by
suicide in er sieter‘s prownw.
llcr act is mboved to have been act natal by
jealousy. ,
South and “'eat.
A annr of ‘2 '0 l-‘cderal troop»; have .been
sent to Cincinnati to protect government
property in no» of a I‘lut.
Tun t‘birngo police on tho .‘uth amNt-Vl
llll‘t“ "I the ll-thlt‘l‘ll "I lb" Annrclu‘ts who
threw the bombs into tho ranks-If the officer:
with such deadly that on tho day [-rcvlous.
The dens of the .‘hllflh‘hlbk‘ wow also
raide l. and hundroda‘ of IIIUR‘RI'L" and
law ol\ cm. tugcther with a vast
amount of dynamde. wero to bed. A mob
guttixl adrug «are auxl a valor-u. They “ore
illspl‘rx\l by the ioiioeafn-r a snow mint-wt.
m which phtuls Wen- lth‘LI on both side. and
many nuurlm inflivtnl. Utllror lla-ldvn had
an cucountcr thh a motor which rc~ultcd lll
curb bum: fatally shot. Mayor Harrison
“Mod a pro lainatinn furllllbllllg all lilll-Ili‘
gntliorinpand pm t‘\\l0ll*. All tho wolndcd
Anarchnd ~ nrroded were held for murder.
More than Stunt“ “at sul-scril- d during tho
day for the Il‘llt‘JlI o! the t’auulic.‘ of the dcad
and uoundu-«l polloenmn
.‘Ill.\\'Al‘h|\‘.K Anawhnts have stall-n ‘a
lnr v» qunnutv - f d) nanute from a quarry.
auu grunt fear of reprxsah on their part or
Ista‘ in the \‘IIV.
.-\ snux-utrm‘r llnvnbnvk ticket tun~ boon
put in the tiol‘l bv thv- State conwntwu of
"in Iowa limttbm‘lwrs.
Tu‘u quro Flint-ago poln‘vmcu huvu- diod
from the cited} of Wulln-IS rax‘m cl by the
. bomb thrown lulu their rank“. uud wvcral
“Ill?“ were ll ‘1 oxpn‘tul In [‘1' 'in'l‘t‘.
In unler to prcvcut a quorum tho twcnty
month-~13 of tho Hbm Sonato loft thu Stutc.
rightccu going to Southern Stat w and two
to Mivlii. an. (M:- of thc akx-nt mem‘wt‘
tolographml (inventor Foraker on the 7th
that they wutt'd wturn If anniv- «rennin 1-
uoul‘l lv K.\t'!l that the rules gnu-rm“); the
Sennto Wonl I la- olu-rved by the lueutenant—
Cmveruur.
.TNR haunts of the Chicago Anarchists
i have hen broken up bythe police. and their
Il‘ int-morn have been a: IL'I‘h‘I and formal
to sccli fmb huhni places
A maven: at -r:n of bail and rain caused
mum hm of life and pmpcrty in Xaxmu and
.‘le‘qulrl. .
'l‘nitux are about I‘ll. in men on strike in
( nu'anunt 'lln- Maj: -r lmv l\*tlt\l a pnn‘lm
n at vi: wilt-1:11,; pr :. ll-‘ll to all \\ his “nut
In “or...
l'v LR .‘linrn \llu? Mi“. Johm vn nuul hcr
two dnuzhton .‘lI Ma. «lvl‘ llfll. 'lc-uu . n li'w
.lnl'x‘ .~u\ 1-. .\ll\. .lulkl.\‘ -n was «lnuzcruusly
hurt. nno dauqlJ-r “as lilllt‘l. and the uthcl‘
I‘llI-‘lll‘i “-uundod. .‘l iruu thou all \t and
kill“! hum. ll.
At‘nuxom do u! h xayv that the short
hour Iuovcmcnt t me seems to lmvo been
irrep'amblv \IIRlItIK-‘I by tho anarchisuc out-
. bnwk. and that lb.~ employers atom deter~
mined not to yicld.
' Mus “‘uxrnsov murdered her step
mother with a boo at Fulton. Ky. and then
fled.
Klan: BRADLEY. lfln'r bring ejected from
a Ira-n at Bn‘litol. llluo. tirnl his revolve:
pn-miuaiou‘ly at pcoplc in tho HIN\‘L killing
irl. lie was captured. but with his
punnml
acnwul don-ruuuul upon lynching him
b ‘
‘ if’capturvd.
i"
“’as b I ngtnn.
Gannon Jnvev omnrietm- of the m
York Times. to<tiflul before the House Tel~
. ephone Investigating Committee on the 5th
concerning the allcml attempts of the Bell
Company to obtain newspaper influenco in
‘ its favor.
[uranium-Ari": Tircaza haw been in-
trueted by the Holt‘c (‘onimittoc on the Judi—
ciary to mrt adv-usely a lull to allow citi-
zens of one ‘tato to hike list: from the waters
of another State .
1-“; House Committee on Agriculture. ’s
conaidering a lull providing for an extension
otthabanafitsofthoaixnal aervicoto
tar-marl.
Tm: handout haw nominated Janna H.
McLea . of Tax”. tobo Amociato Justice
of the upteme Court of the Territory of
Montana.
lore than 5.000 private pension bills have
been introduced in the present Congrasa, and
thoflanatamentlvpamdmoftham inona
afternoon The _ dent hashis clerkago
one the avidem‘o in aachcaao baton affixing
hia ugna‘ turn
Two veto:- of private pension bills were
motto the Hausa onthotltli bytho human.
0n the can of that day the Pro-Ham
visited L Scott)- uock farm on
“10;!er :I Chesapeake Bay. stopping over
Sun .7- ,
SICRITARY llama has nearly recovered
from his recent, (hum attack of illnea'
'l‘nn State Departmentwill at once investi-
gate tho seizure of an American fishing‘
schooncrutho David J. Adams, of Glouces-
ter, Mam—for purchasing bait in Canadian
waters. and her mhsequent._ removal with her
new by her cam—tho Canadian steamsln
Lulladowne—to St. John. . N. F. Con.
General Phelnn has been ordero'l to Halifax.
N. ti. by the State Department to make a
rigorous in Fe ‘ tion into the Circumstances
attending the seizure of the schooner by the
' authoritiei.
Foreign.
Cost-mamas: Will! W.” have
been received from merlca (hiring the past,-
fortnight. for the Irish Home Rule party in
the British Parliament. '
Tutlle Gian comment has Mod a loan
of twink) mgsovida work for the intern
playo-
Xlss Altai.“ Mammal. da tor of the
well-known New York broker. fijuxt been
inoculated 11mm .byhll.
Past-or in Paris. She was in 'ew
my a pet. dog. )1. Patent harthus tar
Mnearly 1,000 k N H hrid
Tulofll manure an 0 as
company Cassatt-int Santa Island hava
becamaaaauadby natives.
'I‘nlal m a number} of Korma minim
nicooed‘alnhla IriahHomeRulannaeuna
Dn. Oman Wannau. nouns, the
American writer ha been cor-dblly ro-
ceivodinEngland.
‘ -
LATER NE.“ 3.
c. I. Wonlusnnrm, a leading “bear"
amongtbe New York stock speculators, in
dead.
Amt-Laungedyisrepormdhun Loune
bury Station, N. Y., where Norman loans-
bury. tltty~two yuan: old. murdered his wife
and a nephew named Payson. and then killed
hints-If. The murderer was jealous of his
nephew.
Tut: trial of Henry N. Jaehnn, ex~\‘ice~
Pwnident of the New York Board of Alder
men. charged with selling his vote in favor of
the manila-ax railroad franchise. began in
the metropolis on the 10th. Jaehne‘s bail was
discharged and he was taken to Lutllow street.
jail.
Corsruss dead birds of many varieties
were found the other morning on the streets
and sidewalks surrounding the Board of
Trade building in Chi-ago. While migrating
from south to north during the night. they
had lzwen attractc‘l by the immense electric
light in the top of tho building. and fell dead
when they tout-hut it.
A ritual-1c storm of wind. rain and light.»
ning causcd thruc dt'fllh“ in Indiana and one
in lawn
(.‘oxt;n:.~suix him-mow has remind a
nmmter petition from the Knights of Labor
of California. It is over 2.01” feet. long. con-
tains the names of over 5“,!!!" persons, and
uh that the Chinese be forever prohibited
by law from cmigrating to thi< country.
THERE nro 30: over 1.0m nominations to
bc actul upon by the Senate. nearly half of
‘IltN' tho l‘n-sideut havmndo remaining un~
continued.
Exuuva'n, Germany. Austria. Ruwia and
Italy hnvo nutitlvd Greece that a blockade of
her ports has been ordered.
IIEltR M- -sr. lcmb'l" of the Sn ~inlists ir.
America~ for whom tho New York p dict
have lunch ~‘v-nrolung for some timo. “av cap
tun‘l the othcr day under a bod in a dixru-pu
table lmnw in tho motropolix llo lmd b ‘t‘ll
llbllt‘lwl for making inwndiwr} \gaa‘vln-s.
(‘u,\m.l-:~ .l. lllu‘m‘xu, scuinr proprn-t »r of
a large l‘hiv'ago fumiturc fa ‘tnry, shot two
of his vtrikiug empluym who had anwultod
him. “no of tho nlvn “m fatally wounzlol.
Ilntscko slll‘l‘omli-r“ l Lint u-lf.
TWO men and two rhil Il‘t‘ll \vct‘c drowncd
\vhilo crowing a ferry nonr l‘av‘wn;\ Kan,
THREE pctsnth Mr. mnl .\Ir~ .lnol s nand
balm «» Wcl‘c killol by tho \\ rcwlun; of a cam;
meeting tent «luring a wind storm mar Law-
h‘lh e. Kan.
MK “Hutu“ the l‘rmidcnt‘s law partner.
\\ ho i~ put do“ u “5 the best man at tho np«
punching nod ling. is nt tEn- “'hitc Iqu~c.
llc \\ ill amount-my tlic l’nmi ion: to So“
York. to nicer. Mm“ Folsom on her return
fnun Hurupc.
Turin: hau- lawn introduced in theI House
>540 bills and lit joint res-lutions. of thew.
tlu- llnuw his prtxaaal V2.1
Tm; l‘wub-nt has nominatul (‘larcncv
Ridglcy thratlmuw. of California, to be t'on
Nil. General of the l'mtol Shah-x at Kain-lg»
wn. the nnnunation of Warn-n Green for this
plenum: linvin; bum u 1th ll':l\\‘l|.
l‘ttEllElt HI.A1L\TUV}Z i~ said tub-1min:
gniuud in lu~ t‘llul’l.‘ to cunt-loll lnsh home
rul x .
l‘nrzx'uutxr [in w. of lln ~n-w Ayros, South
Ann-rivn. nib struck on tho bond by a would
bu autumn and knocked N‘le‘olfiv while tip-‘11-
ing the Congrats. lli~~ a sailant is sum-080d
to be insanc.
, EIGHT HOUR AGITATION.
“no “'cck‘s Rcflultp in Chicago-
Sonic Interesting. Statistic-1L
.~\ Cl“: 8;“ dispatch stall-s that the n-snlts
of the that nevi of the agitation for ciglit.
houn a~ a day ‘a labor in that city are intor~
toting. Tlicy aw; Matthew J. Ilia-gnu.
John J. Barron. Charles qu-Iler. Timothy
Flavin and Nicholas Shehan. live as
bravo and mod police albums as
thcn‘ Irena on the (‘bicagu rdico
(crux. and every man with a farm do
mlont won him. dead: Reign \ltz.
"runner. .lon‘ph Vujtcll. Frank Innis.
Charles Kcixlcr.Jiwi-ph Stranic'd. and Kat-
thew Blank. workmen with familiec‘~ depend~
out upon them. doud; one more iolioeman
dying. two li-lb‘t’fllt‘ll in danger «loath. a
snore more maimed or injunal for his. and
twcntydivo more sum-ring f om wounds
mi dog from sllght to serious. and union-on
wollimen known to be wounded. with the
robabilit y that a< manv more blue boon in«
illl‘t‘J. but cunnullul an- canal for by their
riends. Fully 3.0"" men. earning on an
average Mfmailav. had their demanl for
eight hours refuse-land remained idle dun
lug the wrwk.
A New York Hemantile Agency ives
atatistics of the eightnhour movement . ow‘
in: that the total number of workmen en-
gaful in it in all ms of the countrv is :35.—
llul. Thedexnan for shorter hours
«invaded to 150.000 without a strike and to
35.0“) after striking. leaving mum still on
strike or defeated, The trades in which the
movement has been most succesvful are those
(mmtrd with house building. agricultural
implement makers. furnitum making. and
machinery building.
AN INFERNAL HACKER B.
Description of one Dtaoovered by
the Chicago Poll
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[any Children Killed or In-
jured in Kansas City.
The Court House and Other Build-
Kansu City. Mo. has been visited by a
storm which caused the loss of many lives.
principally children. and the destruction
of prominent. buildings. including the Court
House. Details as given on the night. of the
calamity in a dispatch are as follows:
Afmful storm of wind and rain swept
over the citv to—day. continuing from eleven
o’clock until noon. The Court House on
Second street was totally demolished ab we
the aecond story. The lathrop school
buildin on Eighth slice! was artzally
wreck . many children were can ' t in the
ruins and eleven of thorn Wore 'illed. A
inauufactory of overallson Sound street was
blown down. and five dentin are reported
from there out of the titte -n irls at: work in
the building. while nearly al the others are
wounded. The old \vnter Works building
near the Court House was blown down. and
one or two per sons there are misdng.
Frank Smith.of Smith & Mofl'nt. owners
of spice mills situated in the old “'rltl‘l‘
works building. was killed. Deputy Sheriff
Doughcrty was burial in the ruin< of the
Court. Home and 'tnkeu out dead. (if the
four bull-tin N “'M‘kcd all wore umre or IN
unsound. he School building hn~ been
twice condetunel. and the (R urt House by
many was mnsidcrvd unsafe.
The storm was a violent wind at «- Inlpflllit‘d
by a flood of water and sonic hziil. “lllt‘h .
turned many stmts into rivem Sigma. shut:
tors. chimneys, etc. were blown with the
gale. and a number of \‘t'hlt‘h's were m or
tunnel in thc streets. The block clunls that
rolled ““2" the city creatcl almost the dark~
ness of night. and made the timid urns
1crouch in terror in wllnrx The streets
gwcrc entirely ilr-scrte l, nnl in some
instnnm~ ht max wen: seen wandering about
attachcd tn \ohirhs an l N,\'kln.’ rvtuge from
tho a-lting alurlll.
T ic lathrop school cunsi~tt~l of a unit:
, building. to whit h an art Win; had been
'ndded. Tho-building; wan surmounted by a
tower. who-h for soul ‘ tune had lawn oouxnb
oral moat-A. Tho building wn~ « niudcd
l with( bihlnn. many of “ll -m “on! nearly
frantic with {car over tboap mllii-g-larknma
' and thi~ >tlllmn~ who h pruvlml lllc tompnt
The wunl seemed to t‘x-ul‘t‘llll'ulo Ila for o
' upon the tutu-r. whit h yielded u III] a crash.
and. curry lug d wvn the both} bell. plunged
through tltc Intern-nun; ll-ml\ In tln~ lava
1 uncut. Tb' Inuiu building i> ll mnv' of nuns.
within nlmllvl'ul uai". wlmlz will ‘tnnal.
. The mu; “m n-mi :unt \‘clv uuiuymal. and
5 the M‘hulnt‘s tlnwc “ru- unhvrt.
ln thc mum building tho cil‘o t “'3‘ a“ ful.
The falling Ila-n prong-natal tln- h‘l‘tlll-al
zhlldrcn to tho him-uncut. \véu-ro "who“ of
"rink and lcnun rru~lml tli. m t-- the grunts-l
nnd burlwl lb In from vim“, Il\\lll;,: to
. tho «m itsunvnt tie lll>I Work “a. not very
' cfinwtue. but th:- the dcpiu tmcut » ruzd
“dice own arrncl and an urgnnvol
~car ‘h ‘1 lb 1 Hililllt‘lu‘NI. The dcud
and “oundnl “on- taken out ax
quickly in pmxilalx-and rarrh-d to the Nata
g torium. adj-mun; ~obi h “lla tunml into
ahuxpital. llwri- thu- taunts nuvl frivnds
of tho littlc \ n s «m-n filllhl‘l‘t‘rl. uttering
h-arttctnlin; rrtru a‘ they er‘t-gulfl‘tl m the
u amml and bio-aim: tomb IlllN‘ whom IIII‘)‘
love-l. Among thc llt ~t takrn out wu-rnl \u-re
dead and who or tun innuglnl nlmmt lw‘vowl
rivngzulllun. tln-ir clothing tom and thcir
j IKlIlIh con-iol u llll dust mid mortar. .‘luuy
heroic sc- um were ounvtul durin: thc run it -.
f and sunn- of the wmin-lml cluldn-u “Editor! in
‘ have gnu-it" control than thrir t‘lllt‘l‘x I *uo
6 little girl half buried ‘ in th- ulol-ria. over
ln-hom n-srueis \vi-n- l-nxy. .ln-ggnl them to
have hot and help a boy bruins». she mid.
I be un~ only tivc yeah . l-l. Elovon dvatl
i “ore taken out during tho day and the
; .l‘llt‘\ “q n- M n' to the l; dim-x v' \‘Ihrl‘il‘n in;
1 {Ulllll\\’. Safirlu: of thy rial-inn helm g «l
i to pin-mm. in fund r- in the \ tty.
In tho ‘ voznllv mnuufa. tury conducted by
Bur Hru'h -r‘ \v ‘nl tu’o'it \‘-.‘i\e cmpl {V ‘1
Vchiv-tly fill‘l‘. “ion the storm [In-gun they
started for tho collar. The building felt with
. a crash. being ra 1 dcutiwly to tin-earth. and
1 Illth' of the Kirk u-ro caught in thu ruinx’.
t Tin~ t\‘tll‘.l_\' t'ourt llnusc \viu crm'tul nearly
1 twenty yi tux n;~~ for hotol yr nun, but
when complete Wax pun baud by .;e couutv
for saw 0'. and \ouu-rtol mm a {1 mt
’ ll! uu‘.
The so a nil span from tho n-irth cull ol'
the lung bri-lgc turn» the .‘Il‘s‘lll‘l. on» uzto
the city. \vihblo“ n mt» thi- ri\ er. tho pm!“
§beiu ' left a spanvntly umnjulvl. The dead
nuiu nered a nut twculy. and some of the in-
juml werc etpoctul to die.
FREIGHT DISASTER.
‘ Thrte Men Kill d Twenty-live.
("l-s \ t‘d. '
A fn‘igbt wreck in the mountains on the
Pennsylvania Railnwd the other night de-
molished twcuty~tivecnm killed thrce men
outright. and olwtructcd the tracks. on badly
that. it took twelve hours to clear them.
Tho accident war the result of n
henvv storm which swept along the“,
L‘uneiiiaudi Valley during the nightd
upn-otuig IMR and blowing: down from:
and outhouwa-L Near t‘onernaugh a number .
of cniptyfn‘ight mm were standing on n‘
, siding. The tornado picked them up and
carried them over to the main track. A heavy
west-bound fwkht train of twenty-five cam
going at the rate of thirty miles an hour.
came along about midnight and cmvhed into
the olwl’ruction before the engineer
had time to reverse his engine.
The twenty—live cars were totally
deniulbhnl and the wreck strewn along
the tracks a distance of several hundnal
yards Conductor Thomas Connors. Engi-
nex-r Thoma Mowray. and ' Xichael
Myers were killed almost instantl . They
were caught in the wreck and terri ly inan—
led. 'niebalaneof the cn-waacaped with
55bit in ~urics. The men killed were all mar—
; lived in the ueighlmrhoodof Derry.
an.
NBWSY LLBAlilNGS.
Aa‘ infant “fitment-lam»-
hotlonathtbronCal.
Hana! 814:3.de Ha. anatomy-
threenweuaonawagarinonoday.
Amawnaanv “urban onoxhibl-
tacui‘ at. W ‘ ills, , whicb‘ conmned‘ 149
float- Grand
5, of L laws: the t _
”m1 mm in 51‘.“ world. it: 90-
n- 3. m a“; the we: fichi
ArboI-yday. '
0n hundred persona In" recently “9” in
New Bampabirn‘ between qua of eighty
one hundred yearn.
Anorat Gilhn,‘ "hamEnlandJn ‘
todnwtbeairfmmabitofgaballoonm
gaydownhiathmatand was
Comnanoolfmapreminmofflpahnn-
dud tor-every lineof tea; maintained along
«imam. and highways and properly
candles:
A nasaotlaad unsaturaédtmaeoin
Par-lawn- widely harpa Eamon
of ' tuning. non-ace of the ' being
fufihafterwarda
Tam are now 200,000,000 Germ carp in
the United States. the descendants of thirty-
tlvo fishbrougbt tothe United States less
than a dozen years ago.
A nor not yet seventeen year- of "a. in
Pope (hnutv. Minn, ha: invented «3%.»
billed hay rain-and cork r." for which he has
refused an can:- of 315M”-
ACntcaGotlt-mialnti ' alicy'clofora
' these ‘ ‘ wit!
called
. The bill
SUMMARY OF C0;
Senate Sedona.
(ii-sis
tween the United States and lexicon"
The Senate considered the lntsr-azara Go.-
albya voteof 29 to 3%....Exocutivo 8.-
non.
Nina-name“! Dan—The Senate Con-
niittoeon Public Lands today reported Eb
billpeaadbytheflouae some the ago do-
clanng forfeited grants of land made III all
of the construction of certain '
M1“ ’ ‘. Alal‘tna and other m 1“
coutrni unendcd lb" House bill no u
except. the Gulf and Ship Island road of
sm'ppi....An animated debate on thelnt-h
Nutty-nun
missed a resolution directing the Oui-
miuae on Commerce when reporting the
River and Harbor bill to report the fact on
which each item of the bill is based. the
masts-by each of the items of propond
appropriation is advisable and of national
importance. an t nls J to furnish a statement
of the condition of the work. if alrewdy be.
gun. Referred. ..The Inner-state Colli-
Inecce bill was disch further.
Xlxnrv—slxrn DA\'.—-.\Ir. )1 nrgan otTered
an amendment to tl.e Inter-state Commerce
bill to [Ilmhh by tine ind ixuprisninent
men who nunpire to stop or inter-
fere with the running of trains
engaged in lnlcrslfltc Hinuuerc ‘. Ir.
\‘wt up. a will t he amvndment as un—
convtituti- nal; so did Mr. Tt'llcr. (In motion
of Mr. llx or the rum-udment was
tabled—yous «til. navs 3. bill
VIa’ discuwwd further without; action“...
Hr. Hair presented a memorial of the Re-
publican t ‘ent cal Committee of Onion-barging
that the election of the Hon. Henry B. Payne
to tho l'nitctl Stairs Senate wa: a.- tired by
bribery. fraud and n-rruptiou. not re-
ue~t mg that t he Senate in Nougat.
t matter. lcferrcd to the Com-
mit {no on I‘rivilegis and Elfi trons. . . .
Two in. swagev trout the President were
readied. one m-ommemling certain le islao
tzon by Congress in regard to Utah. an :1)!
other recommending an appro riation or
the inauguration ut the [farthobli Statue of
Liberty at New York.
Bonni- Sessions.
107m Dav-Mr. Ht‘wllt ..\‘. Y.) addressed
the House at length on the bill for the relief
of certain unicorn of the Volunteer Army. It
was‘ time. he said. to call a halt upon thaw
bills giving an unknown sumvan untold
sonic—from the Tia-awry of the l'nited
States which could only be brought
out by the mine-d sweat of
tho laboring men of the
The (iovernnu‘ut had not any mono ‘ to give
away. Thorium lsot men wen- t. y in the
presence of starvation. The avenues for work
were being closed up—nmqu the molt of
ovcr~taxation. In: the House he will. ado
dn-mitsclf to the vmrkof reducing taxes.
“\\’hat is there dishomkt or didlt‘luinblfi in
this measure!“ queerinl .\lr. “'arner, of His.
sum. “The limit of endurance on the )U‘t
of the taxpayers has been reached.“ replied
Hr. Hewitt. "and It is breaking out in riot
and death and dynamite; and it Will not stop
until the [Ire-swim and load of taxation is re-
moval". . . .Mr. Frederick. from the Com-
mittee on the Alcoholic Lb uor Trafiic. re-
ported adversely a Senate bil providing for
amnmision on the subject of the liquor
tramc.
lih‘rn Dav—Debate the Riv-3r and
Harbor Appropriation b wnsresunml. Mr.
Everhardt tl’eunl firefly criticised the
meavure. Sacral am nts were intro-
du-od and rep-:ted. Finallv. In Holman
:lndJ moved to momma the bill with in-
structions to the Committee on Rivers and
Hat-bum to re rt back a measureappnvpriao
tin $‘Jlll,l|.l furthe improvement at rivers
ant harbors. to be expended under the direc-
tion of the Scwmtnry of “'ar. subject to the
approval of the President Re’ ‘tal—yeas.
ti»; rays 15?. The bill was n ”inad—
yeac. 143; nays, 10:. The bill as passed ap»
proprlates about .l-lfllull).
‘ \iunt ry.
hum Data—A discimon nevi ‘ war
marries occurred over a bill m N
F. W. Haldemaa for services rendered
Haldeman bad. as a toy of twelve years,
bi-uzht a uniform and served one in an
Uhio regiment. Mr. B v i\\'is.) opposed
the bill. and Mr. John~tun . ndn tavorcd it.
wage. Sn avtiuu w'ui taken on it. . . .Tbe
é {tune at its evemng satin->11 panV~~I titty-five
pension bills.
lltlru Dar—The Ill use. after «me de—
bate. pao‘el l~v a vote of ninety-three to
eightymight. the bzll mcrcmm; tho: prnszon of
Loren Burnt. of l’ennfl'lvama. in ‘11; .‘J to
8100 a month. . . .The Military Academy At)
gopriation bill. carrying the you: of 82.07;
S, was pulled.
lllrn luv—Mr Beach (3'. Y3. propped
an amendment to th-;~ rules so a: to subject to
a tine of 81m every member who is about
duringatalld the Home. . . .lr. Bland :Mo.)
introduced a bill providing that any
of standard old or silver coin may
the nine wi the Number or any Gm
moot di-pcwitnry in mot not ban than $10
and receive thenluw notes to ba
"ioin miles“ of the United Staten.
mats it unlawful to isn.
gold or silver ceniflcam and provide.
that all such certificates “for? lasted
shall be cancelled and dam-(wed. and the coin
1:“an lieu therefor. It directsthn
Savoury of the Treasury to maintain a me-
nerve of not inun- than: room-1.000 gold and
silver coin for the rulemption of legal tender
notes. and an additional reserve alual in
amount to the outstanding coin notes issued.
All other surplus revenue not uimd for the
yrnent of the current expel: turns of tho
gavel-amen shall be paid mt monthly inthe
redemption of the interns—hearing debt of
the I'nlted Swezthat may bawbject tocall.
provided that. in the discretion of the Sol-in.L
tary of the treasury. no: more m 815,1“),-
Oalsballbepaidin anyone month....Sev-
eral runlutiona were introduced calling for
inquiry intothesa‘xureof tin-American fish,
ingschmnernavidJ. Adanisoy the Can'-
dian‘ authorities.
um: Dan—Tb Home pased the b3
providinf for the appointment of a i
mission to ascertain and mtle MY.“
claims in the Terrtorits of New Matteo and
Arizona and the State of Color-don"
Ir. Iowry dud.) from the Committee on
Elections.’ mbmitted the nnanunous‘ report
of that committee ontheCaliforniacontested
election‘ cases. The rerun-t, which canfim
the ‘ t of all the sitting timbers. was
to. . . .Tbe Rona. wait into Continues
- tbeWhole onthe Anny Appropriation
bill, and W m. of ita mansions.
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