OMAHA , NEB. , MONDAY MORNING , FEBRUARY 10 , 1885. NO , 151.
MONOP'S JUBILEE.
ICarn'yal in tlicKeWa Senate
Bnrialof IhcFrciglit-RaieBiO ,
Traitoroua Conduct of tbo Hypo-
criticil Honso ,
DotormincdBut Fmitlosa Fieht cf
the Friends of Boejulation ,
Parliamentary Usiga Trampled
Uhdor Foot by the Ohaitmau ,
The Kearney Lobby Successfully
Buttonhole the House ,
A Ohampagna Lunch Affects the
Visage of the Committee ,
And /liiiiroinlaion ! orJMOOOFot-
IOWH A Oi.Hlly KeiiilcMico for
the AVnrdcn of iho Itc-
fjitn School ,
TitXCOIjN LKTTFIW.
Special CorriFionilonco | of the 1UB. :
LINCOLN , February II After tbo routini
business of the mom ing session , iever.il bilh
wcro introduced , among them ono by Scnatoi
Clark , providing for county auditors Ir
counties whoso property valuation exceedoc
$5o:0COO. : The sniat3 resolved itself into i
committee of the whole ,
Mr. Snell asKed thnt eecatu file 137 , hi :
commission bill , bo considerd This w s ob
jccted to by tin members working for ratlroac
regtt'atlon ' , and Senator Brown insisted 01
the special order being followed. This wa
agreed to , and the mu.h mooted 171 , viith it
amendments presiding for a rtilioad commie
eion , wa * taVen up. Quick as a spider web
n fly , Mr. Buir mo\ed that 171 , with its men
porated amendments , bo indefinitely post
ponod. It then became pUent to all obsenoi
that the railroad gang wcro rotdy for war nn
had well laid thuir plans. A committee
too i f three hid b'on appolnto <
to reconstruct the height schedule and thi
committee had an yet ma lo no report. Mr
Jirown raistd the point nf order that wha
was Iu the hinds of the committee could m :
bn acted upon. H'l was tmiinptly ovcrruleil
The motion WAS put and by a vo'o of 15 tu 1
the freight regulation bill uai killed. Beiii
In committee ot tliu wh la the vote was a ri
ing ono but in a < follows :
Favoring thn postponing rf thn bill IJucl
wirth , Uurr , Ciinrry , Clark , Klnnel. Fils i
Ifuebel , llowf , Ilnwull , I y rs , Nirri * , vSmit
of Iaii3 inter , Suoil , S iwois aud riptmer.
Ast.iin t pofctp iiBiifiit Urjwn , l.iy , I )
Inn , UoHbutr , i.uuin , M'Allistcr , Miilltcljoln
Mills , I'an , Putu.iin , rfiierwiu aud Smiih (
1'illmoro.
AbiBut Uurland , MeShauo , Motz , lias
lng aud Sklurcr
No sooner WBK the vote announced by Chii
in MI I'aul than Mr , Uurr was again on h
feat nnit moved that when tbo c immltteo ri
It recommend thit 187 , thi ) rallrnnil stiikei
bill be reported back vmh thn recniumf nd
tion t'uit it do PIKS Senator lirown nt on
took I hi ) llnor nnd hdil it fir nn If ur n <
forty iniinit H in hopes that thn sulii'ino nf t !
railrnail ma' agdrtt would bo boatou , lie d
clartd ho was
T.VtKINO AClAIKSr TIJIK
( n prevent thu fenate from actin * on this bv
Ho was p.irticula ly suv > ro nn Chuch How
of whom lie acuiirod of do 'Mo ' dealing ut
cliic.inery.V lien IIH linii-hod h H arralgi
luent Stnitor Mxikeljuhu rose to olfer i
uniendnii nt to tin connuis-ion till. T
nnianilniHdt was thn sirno i Ifered Fri'ay
th'i froifht bill itnd im > rd explicitly ilnfines t
duties of thn coimniaiinu , all miug them to i
thu rat H. In tlio couise of hU reiuirlcn
acciiftnl the fuuutor from Xemrha of a gri
viulutiun of contidfiico Huwu having agre
last night ta worlt with tin coininiiteo , U.il
and McAlllit-r , ou thu froighe ecliudulo I
had ilonn nothlrg
Mr Day ttnu introduced an amendmc
reducinir th xaliries of ei/nuni-nioncr. ! In
$13 000 to $1MJ ) ik year.
Church llotvu th > ui to ik the lloor in his < n
bolmlf and HpoloKizud to Afr. Brown for a
otfoiiuu 1m might lui-n givtn In timen pant a'
stateil that ho r < ad nut with the railro
coimnittfo ubou1 ; irno this morning.
Tnu coininlt'.eo tbun urnsu arid reported ni
jinothur eifo t was mada to IUAH tin repi
rushed through and adopted nn the grinin
that thn fiour VIIH late , buiiix then neu ly o
, p. in. Seiutnrs Hniwn and McAlliiter bu
took tlm II JOT aud d > > ularu I their mtenti > us
talking fur n woul ; rather 'hinlettho ' ( [ iieiti
lid put in uiich u w y. After a tthort upee
fnun Mr. liriwn , It wa ] agreed ti > tukt
recu.s till two o'clock rather llian heir ; i
aiiorelung fpienho' .
1MMKDIATKI.Y ON ABHKUIILIKII
After noon I'.o-iilent llown unuouucod tl
ihu < ) -s'.ion wm to adopt thu report of I
connmtti u of the whoR Again Mr. lit
\vc < ready and movml th1) previous quuitit
Mitiallnm Mr. Day had gained the II > or n
inovod to adjourn Thn chair ruled Mr I
out nf order ami Day nhjttctlug the chair I
to call htm t > or.Icr. Tne yeas and nays w
leixanilo.l in thu previous question and
vote was BH follows :
Y -Uuokwoith , Uurr , Cherry , Cla
Kianol , Fils ou , Hot bel , Howe. Ilownll , llyc
Lewij , Murri , Sinitli of Limcujter , Sui
Bowera r-nd Speucar.
Nays Konc.
Not voting Broun , Day , Dolan , Durlai
Oc-vhuer , Looe , McAllister , Molkeljnhn , Mi
J'aul , I'utuani , Bhtrvln , Smith of Fllhuoro.
Hi'iiatur Aleilj ilm then nun oil to ii'jjou
tint tlu chujr oveiruled him in the groi
that i'Jio jnov/oiii / qiiDhtion was before
liouiH , and the ot initial motion to adopt
report of tltecanimtttbo wf tha whole ca
up , Thu iauie silence was maintained
lliocu working for railroad IcgliUliun and
pooplw tilt IXJWH'imino wai leached , und
votsd "ni'ond , wen follnved by the otl
wh > Imforo h d kept silent. McAllister i
Meikelj > hn uftntwuu ) obauged their vo
tha report boiv x adopted anj sunuto liln
indelii.ltely puttpontid liy a vote of 17 U U
CtiUNO IT VOn.V.
Tha kit nail w vi driven into tha coilin
which tha freight bill waj boxed by
Bowers , wha moved that tha vote bu rec
tlderuj.
( i Mr. Burr caaio ta the front again , :
moed to lay the doctor's motion on tha ta
le Again wts the roll called , and by theme
mo vota at before 171 was nailed ,
'I he senate then adjourned , In considerable
onfu-lon , till Tuesday at 10 n m.
Numerous charges and countercharges of
njust rulings were made against President
Io o , but ho Ii so glib and ba * his ntithoii-
los so well ettidti d up thit It was dillicult to
irnvn him wrnng , although his Italian hatid Is
.ilalnly sefn iu the trickery and duplicity by
whiili railroad l gllatton Ins been delated
nd dtfentrd. The ibject thut Chinch Howe
ind In via * In becoming president of the sen-
to and the scheme ta allow hieutpnant Gov-
roor Sh'dd to makg up the coinraittcca is Iw
; innmg to dawn uprn the minds of the f w
lonett republicans lika Lirown , MetkUjohn
.nd McAllister It is now conceded that
his day's work In the senate
KNOCKS IN llll : HKAll
\ll rallrovl legislation. It now terming tn bo
( n how s ma of thn batrium of publlo
rust will eiplain thtir ieord to their c n
dtiun'H ,
Tha rallroaJ mansg'rs offered a rpcclnt
rain from I.ii.coln to Umaht forronators and
oprhspntttlv B In caiio Senators lirown and
vlo Mliittr should ca'ry out their threat of
talking all day , nnd thus causing members to
nils thn rerulur trait B.
Henator Smith of Laicattrr showed h'u
statesmanship in line style just before noon to-
lay. Thn jots and nay < worn being called on
a motion to adj turn till Tuesday , when Mr.
UurrV name wag called tomi ere atmworod
'ayn. ' " thor.halrnnti ing tint M' . Uurr was
not in his | l co demanded t ) know who
andwernd atid Mr. .Smith oinfrtmnfl. Senator
McAllister then stited that Mr. Burr had
iiine < nine , but had rmirrd with him. Dtlng
in unlmporttut iniert'on , it WSH merely ftiium-
ncr , but shows the calibre of the Lancaster
Snuator.
Special Corre pondenco to Tim BEE.
LINCOLN , Februaty II. Mr. Olmitead
presented n resolution this morning that the
house do adjourn from 11 o'clock until Tues
day mon-ing at JO Ho promised that if his
resolution was t arried members would con.e
back and work night and day until the end ol
the session. After a protest from Messrs.
Hiitccll , Nichol and White , of Nixon the
latter always objects to adjournments whenever <
over made Mr. Olmstcad'd motion was car'
tied. After pasting a resolution to ujjourc
until 10 m. T < ienJay the house resolved it
self Into committee of the whola t ) consider
houtn roll 180 a bill to privida for the erec
tion of two new building ! to the ref ormschoo'
at Kearney and to appropriate $30 , 003 for thi
ratno. Whatever may bo said of the indica
tion of the housa to pass bills of another na
ture , it is always ready and willinp to maki
appropriations to dispose of the poopleV
money.
A very largo and evidently influential lobbv
is born in the inttrcs's of reform B heel build'
ings and got It directly in do a spf cial order.
Tno actions of the members engaged in push ,
tug thin bill turoiijjh could not but impre t
one. with fie notion thut there was some Mil
derhaud btinius * eouiowhore. It looked
or a like a measure to t pend S3J,01 (
g i Kearney thau on rtfnrm Butmol
uililings. Tha workings of Mew ,
Vright and K.ilny , and theli
vidtn ly deiiro to gnt iho the money tu
as po'siblo omb idled with ihelr in-
idity to answer the \ery porlinrnt riuwtioi
' Millo' g. vn the ( mention nt is ua a BUS-
icioiis chirnc'.er. Were it nut that they wen
upportcd m their wrntchid and know notliinf
Ivocacynf iho bill byeuth mtnasMr Iluvrl
ill Mr HevHiaon no nthnr c mcln ! on coiilt
nve b.en rrl\ed at th n that the wlulo buai
ess was nn elaborate stlienm
The fuels counoctcd wi h the Htf.irmS.ho >
cheme ara kuo.vn to bj aifollows : Thu com
littuo on fmanca ways und means \i ito <
C-j unsy and the school. They were mot am
loitel iu a very sumptuous
inner na < arranged and they were llieu askei
f they clid no want to return with
ut lnvii'K Insprcto'l the institut on
V. member objectfd to thi
letlioil of prjcotduru and demanded tin
lie ioinn.uteo thoul 1 imnect the building
I which they did. They returned and m < d
heir apnropri.iti > .nB . such as was thought suit
o , i nt. The coumiittan nn pub ic lauds nn
id
nil tulldingji n xt visited Koirunv nnd wtr
iin reated nut wisely but too well They return
in d a-id no doiitit hccauso they hjil not iiifpocl
tn 10 d tlm bull Hugs thpy made no olfi. ial report
3im equmtly tn-ilay wlinn thn bi'l ' f. r appro
ix 10 iriBtinj ; § . " 0 fl 0 for new buildings came up n
bout neinber of tbo committee was ablu to nay Iio
hmg * Htooil tilth ugh all were imxious to prc
> ) ed with the nppropriati on and cct fininlin
c with it tui bpeeJily us potsiblo M' . Hilc
* o
ut ipoi.ed tlm pn ceedings and utter reciiuinem
'tig thu iipptnpriation paid tl
nt jaildingii'lwpri ) nbsolut ly necessary au
ntm , tmt tli" institution was a most deservme on' '
m Mr. Steve B > u also mipportcd the bill an
paid 1m looked upon this as MI o Inc.tioi al u
m iiblitliini'nt wnr hy of every considtratiun.
PV
id Mr. Olmstead umd as onu oi the commlttru
le wieh d the money to constru.t tlio built
"g.
"g.Afr. . It ley again npoko , and ( aid there wei
Olt inniuiiH , twenty-three of which wei
Kianled out for wmit of room.
Mr. Bljin r.d Mr. Kettleton both rgroo
h it tl o monuy should bo appropriated , an
Mr. H'i ' sell wi s of fame opinl.n ,
Air. Thorrnt , of C s , paid there were othi
nstitnti..m that tlionlil ba looked after , ai.
IB wunlii I to learu moro about this affair b
lorn he would vote the money.
Air. Mil'er ' wanted tD know what the cot
niltto ) had neon at the schools and how thin
Btond. Ho feired there was something ot i
uuderhan I nat"ru eoniawhern , b'ouisenono
thocommlttsu Imd uivcn them any inform
irr tloo. They ought to know eoiuutulnt : mi
in
iu before voting this 1 irgo sum.
Mr Nich 1 was of tha Fame opinion as M
Miller , aud ha diclintil to vote for thoappr
priati m On a divMnn the b 11 to appioprij
'AOOU wet ; pas > od , Mr. Wiurpaar and A
liiuuner only out of the Douglas county c j
tingvut , voting nguliut the hill. It being in
cloven o'clock , the committee rosn , and t
linurt'rndjounica uutll Tuetday next at t
o'chck ,
id Donlh ( .f'n
New \O K , February 16 , Dr. Leopi
D.iiroscli , a distinguished musician , di
suddenly in this city this afternoon.
TJio
b CUICMIJO , Ko'jruary 15 The socialists hi
tha their iinual weekly meeting to day and llit.i
tn tlio cujtnmary dynamite bpei'chen. 'J
erm cession was hlnrt. Several leaders have gi
m en tri eiomry trips ,
.VKLBON , THB JICltniROUB TIU1IP ,
wLo aiiaultKl a woman near Kankakpo , v
bruught hero this morning and lodged Ia ]
to lam him from lynching ,
I ) J. J. htl.'JIVAV ,
ou one ol ( hi witne ; es in the Mnclin elect
fraud etsa yi'stenloy , woa airested to-day
the charcu of perjury in giving his ovldun
WASHINGTON NEWS.
ThB Eeua'e CoimitUc Finish Some
APDIOH lation Bills ,
Discussion of the Indian Appro
priation Bill in tbo Senate ,
The Postal Appropriation Bill
Amended and Passed ,
The House Discusses the Eiver
and Haibor Bill.
The Congressional Forecast for
ths Week's ' Business ,
Giving an Kpltonio of the Work That
Is Kxpvctcd to bo
Done.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON , February U. Hale , from
ths committee on appropriations , reported the
Egricultmal Appropriation bill with amend-
merit ) . HH said ( he senate committeo's tUcket
wts now clear , this being tbu last approprla-
tli n bill sent over by the hause. The bill was
placed on the call ndar.
The bill to quiet the title : ) of the Do <
Mnines river settlerj woa t'eu placoJ before
the cen a to and Iiipham continued Irs speech
agiinst it.
At 1 o'clock the matter went over till Mon
day , Laphara still having the floor.
The Indian appropriation bill was then
taken up.
A number of emits amendments bavins
beou agreed to , some discussion are > o us to
tin proposed amendment ol tha committee
which would strike out the clauses of the
house bill invuh las general legislation. The
special c tuisa on which a point was raised was
one authorizing the secre'aryof the Intarior ,
wltli _ the c'incent ' of thn Indians , to extend
the time of the payment for lands forming c
part of the Omaha reservation authorized by
act of August , 832 , ti bo cold ,
Manderson raid although the clausa renj
bo legislative , it was just and it could not be
wrong 11 do justice.
Pulmb said if the house ) Items are to be
earefuljy examined , why should not the
senate itome also Be investigated.
DAWOS was oppotod t nil legislation in ap-
prooriation bid.
Van Wyck eaid session after session wo art
denying juslica to our citizen ) becaum of n
rule of thu eouate , It would In a little more
sensible to fix our rules eo some legislation
could bo had.
Considerable discues'nn ' ensued in which
the huuso provi-ions for th piyment of claims
for Inulan deprcditions formed the leading
feature.
Daw > s said thcro ware seven or eight n ! !
lion dollars of those claims lying In the in'
terior ( lipvitment. The claimants wcro up
pa ently convinced of the justice of thu claim :
and it was aieproach to the government thai
they had not ueen taken up aud di poned of ,
If the Indian depaittmut fund was no
nnougu to pay c'aiins ' , wo phould settle thi
queitlon nh1 ther they should bo paid fron
tlio gfntral treasury.
Cokodescribed the sulfeiiDgs caused by tin
the dep ottatioiis ami hardships imposed 01
white Hsltlers who worn uot p ° nnitto I to ful
low the Indians and recover the stolrn prou
erty bccausn the robheri were "n'arda ot th
nation. " Colio regarded this m great iu
justico.
Miller , of Cilifornia , thought the commit
tee ought to do justice to tha claims. As
rule the SMiato otig'it ' not to bn allowed t
sUnd betwten tha citizens and justice.
Ci > ckiell thought the Indians bhouM b
made t p y every dollar of the damage n
i suiting from tin depredation ? .
At lha close if tbo s. ssfoi Dawes got th
'euato to acres to tbo committee amciidmeii
striking ou the legiil tiva Item ii.ilicatid.
Uu tin reading of tint section nf the bi
providing for the AsMiiaboinep , Vetmovn
to increiisu their approiirittiua from S30.0C
to Sj'I.O'W. ' ' When the luduns wtro dying Ii
, hundred' ) of abuiluto starvation , Vtot ha
ptrBinally ) _ appealed to Commissioner 1'ric
uf the Indian bireuu , for rations to' keep Hi
in thfm , but that gentleman could only repl
tlut ho ' 'had no lii
. W Ithbut action on Vest's motini , the S = na
went Into executive eoatiion and BOOH alter ui
jourued.
nousr.
AVASHINGION , February II. When 11
house met this meriting in continuation
o Friday's session , Willis moved that the hou
go into committee of the whole on tha riv
aud hirbor bi < l and , pending that , movi
that ad debate be limited to ono hour and
half.
half.On
On motion of Ho'man a session wai ordm
for to night for the consideration of the legi
latlve uppropmtmn bill.
Tlio regular rrder Imvirgbeen dfmnndi
the rpp.ikur announced the regular eider to '
th lonsi 'Oration of reunion bills coming ov
in finin last ni ht'ii session.
of Willis said it was clear that the inti nliin
the homo yes'erday wai to df Vute this mor
mgV Keaslon to the consld-ratinn of the nv
mid liiitbjr bill , and utked unauimou ) COUMI
r. that the ri ubr order b3 dispensed with , b
a Ueed objected.
to The Orst bill coming over was ono grant' '
[ r. a poufion to the widow of Gen. Cco. ! II. The
n as and , afte.Mlebutc , it was patted.
> w Aftiroubiilorablo discussion thn ipiofti
bo rjuirred on Willis' motion to limit the iltli :
en on the | cadiiu section of the liu-i and hail
bill to ana lour and a half. Agreed to.
The house tli'n went into committee of t
whole on the bill indicated'
" After thu reading of the pending tectlon
ild the clerk a discussion aruge as to how I
ul hour and a halt rhould lie dist/ibuted. Af
eo\eral plans had been jiresenlcd , which w
not fatisfactory , thu power of recognition v
loit to the chair.
Turner ( Georgia ) raiscil a point of on
aoalnst the llennepln onal paragraph ,
j contended that in reporting this clause to '
houaa the committeB on riveiH and harb
had exceeded their jurisdiction and lofrlri )
upon the jiirUdiction of the railways t
canaR Tlw Ileunepin canal clause was
rncn. , in the main , gernialn to the bill tt
, , would be an Appropriation to [ construct
lil 'lovatu'1 rill way from ocean to ocean , or
dig the Nicaragua canal. It also clashed w
the rulea in that It changed the existing 1
ana uai not in Iho direction of a retreni
on iiifnt of rxpendituies.
on I 1 lenderson ( Illinois ) nrgued that if th
ce , was any foica Iu thu objection t
the committee on rivers and harbors h d no
jtiiisdictitn nrer the tubject , that objection
was waived by tha house when it referiod the
bl 1 to tha committee of the whole.
Tecre were lot of c nas ! In the
country that h d not b on constructed
by the general government that might be im
proved by tin liver and lurbor bill. This
vi ry point had been overruled at thl last sos-
t ion by the eormnlttoo of the whdle on the
groutd that the reference of the bill to the
committee was a w he ot any objections
which inlsht b railed ta the committee ou
river * and harbors.
Dates said that tha declaim had been bated
on the fact that at the time of tlio reference
the ( mints ot order had not bean rnifo.l azatnit
tha bill which had bjon the case with the
present bill.
Murphy said thit the committee hid proper
jurisdiction over the subject , ho bimtclf hav
ing refo-red numerous petitions asking for
this Ifg's ' atinn to that committee. If the
Hoineptn canal was an improved ent iu the
interests of commerce , it W B cnttthd to a le-
gltimatu consideration at the lunds of the
committca
Alter fuilhcr debate tba chair resomd his
decision on the imint of order.
The commlt'ec then rose.
The house proceeded with Iho cjnsiuoration
of the po tal appropriation bill.
Amendments increasing from $4,100,000 to
SI 535 OOOthp appr iprlation for the letter cv-
neis increasing by 52)0 000 tin appropriation
for thoStnr HuUt'snivicQs , aud tbat stiiklug
out the i lausa granting additional compenna-
tion t ) American steamships for carr > ing
mail' , were ngref d to and thu bill passed.
Tno house went Into committee of the whole
en llmlegiolatuo appropriation bill.
White , Ky. , moved to strikw out the para
graph for \l\ \ < ) ctptii'oj of tlm oliico of commerce -
merco and internal revenue , and criticised the
recent action of the secretary of the troiniry
in extending the bonded verlod in violation of
law and in the face of tha refusal of congress
to legalize such extension.
Without disposing of the matter the com-
mittuii rose , and recess WAS then taken uutll
Monday.
Ilio I'rc-uiniitlnii BUI ,
Oorroapondenca of THE UIE. :
WASHINGTON , February 15. The bill which
has passed both him i\s to repsat the pre-omp.
tion act contains a provision import mt to re
cent pre-omptlon and thoee contemplating
making a pru-fiiiptlon claim. This provisior
provides that tha rcpsal shall not atftct anj
vlid rights , heretofora accrued under pro
emptlon laws nor any bonaUda claimn lawful
ly initiated b'fora the first d < y of July , IBS' ! ,
Tha Bamo reservation of rlnhts of bona hd (
clalmanta are incorporated in these sections oi
the bill repealing the timber culture and des
ert land acts.
Serious ClinrfrcH Against Intcrna
JlBvcniio OdiuiulssloneiKvan .
Special telegram to the HKI : .
W.\silisaio.v , FebrHary 15. Win. Ilowarc
Mills cf the treasury department has preferred
ferred preliminary charges invoking the mal
administration ot oHicetheviolationofthe civi
service rules , thu misappropriation of publl <
property and conduct unbecoming an olficei
nnd a gentleman against Evan" , commissionci
of internal rovenua.
KVUIH said ho had seen the momoranduii
filed with the secretary and frjm Its chawetei
judged that Milh will weaken when ha comate
to follow it with tlio necessaiy s ecificatione
neveitVifless tu ni\o hiui every oppcrtuuiti
the commissioner has itc mmoiided AIill ) be
dsslgned for tha preseiit to no other duty that
thar. of prepRrine hii detail of charge .
The roinmiisionpr says ho has no iritrntioi
of rescuing his ullise. Sucrotary McCudocI
said that trin charges were terious and will bi
thoroughly inyesti ated. The details ara re
fused till the chatpes are fully f jrmulatod.
X ' \v Cabinet
Special Telegram tn the HUB '
WASHINGTON , February 15. J ew Yor
people hero think that Cleveland does nn
take Kindly to McDonald for secretary of th
tieasury , and that ho still hopes to prhva
upon Daniel Manning to accept this placi
It is conh'dently ascr ed tint Alanning 1m
an actu il cif. r of this position some days nee
This would iudicats that Whitney was ta b
birred out.
Li.iinnr id Cleveland's Idfal of secretary f
elate , and if ho had not bom committpd t
Uayaid he wnuld certainly have offered th
pluco to Laman , when th y had their into
view. It is Kiid hero that Cleveland coul
settle a Rood many troublisomo questions Ii
i Iferlng linyaul the t uisury which he pn
fers nul then give Ihostats department i
Lamar. This it IB thought would make
cabinet thut would commend itself to tl
country as follows :
Stciutaiy of BtttoL O. C. Limar , Afisa
secretary ot the tnasury Thos. F. Baynn
UeUw. re , secretary of war Geo. B , AlcCl-1
1 in , Now .leifey , secretary of the navy .Ins 1
MttDon&ld , M rlandstcratary of thuinteii
\V. O , Whitni-y New irork , p. stmaster ge
cial W. F. Villa" , Wiscoiinin , attorney gei
ural A. H. GaUand , Ar ansts.
An"tliT cabinet constitiu.or would lea'
McDonald out and put Thiirman In as sect
'my of thn Interior , trauMerring Whitney
the navy , leaving the balance stand ,
'J'ho ISrltlfcli AVIicat Crnii Liwt Yen
Special Mecram to the BEE.
WASHINGTON , Feb.uary 15. Oflicial r
turns show the British wheat crop of last ye
° [ to bo 81,210.0:0 bushels ; for Hour about 6 !
or 2t5 OOJ bushels hai been delivered , and I
000,00J bushels are nee Jed for seed , leavl
I't about 43.2W.COO bu hela in the farmc
liandr" . Thn annual connumption ii 212,00
000 bushels , leaving the annual rcquirctnoi
of Ionian \\heat about 133 000,000 bushels ,
which iiboutfi521 ll)2 ! ! ) bushi-U bad been I
on portpd from September 1 , 188-1 , Janui
ito 21,1885 , leavliis 82 ? 3ffi8 bunheh to bi
iur porttd. Of this inuntlty 19,128.000 huh
were on passoga January 1) ) , 1 85 The fi
he cign eupply and fresh thiimients will bo ubi
. Oll.COO.dlO'binhels.
by
he
ter ( 'oncornlnftlio Dynuinlto Jtcso
oru lIllllH ,
Special telegram to THE BUE.
lor WASHINGTON , Fubruary 15. Kdwu
Ho I'ierepont , British consul , is endeavoring
: hoers secure a reconsideration of the action of
ors huufio Ciiiiniitteio _ [ foreign relations on
lei dynamite riiaolutions ,
no The uniiKmuiioiuil ForociiHt ,
ian WAHHiNaTO.v. 1'ebruary 15. To judge fi
tbu cxprestlnns of the members of congi
ith when speaking for themeelvea alone , am
> w seine extent from the course of events 1
week , an extra tension of cnngresi is na Ion
ei ( , probable , but may ba possible , as exprerel
: at of fear on conviction are heard on all ha
tlmt tome rurty or faction not including the
persona tpaakin ; . would welcome an extra
sesslou , and It is conceded everywhere tint
the condition nf publio buiincts Is ueh that
the purpote , If oiitertMned , may bodfctid ,
and perhaps without the disclosure uf the re *
iponsibility therefor In any quarter Kvcn if
t-yery ono ba credited with the straight
forward purpose of working t > secure the pats-
ago of the appropriation bills bo-
fora thotth of Alaieh , the fact
remains that under the Icng exi'ling
ruliB uf the home , the roods to entanglement
are many and thort , uhile the w v" tn the
solution cf porKltilei pirlUmintiry dlllicultiep ,
are many and luvohtd tn five ot the moU Im
portant appropriation bills are yet to be acted
on by the house. And thoio in addition to
the pn t ollico li'l , wLich pissed the hoii'o
yettouUy , must yet bo considered by tha ten-
.Vo committee ot appropriations. At the
i-los of proceedings at Iho house last evening ,
recess v m taken till ten o'clock to-morrow
morning , when fuither C' ' < mlder.tlon will bo
givin to the legflati\efblll.
It was ROUO ally uudoigtood that tha rec'ss
wis taVen in order to present the execution ol
the regular order for to-morrow , namely , ths
reception nf motions from committees to piss
( peatied measu-es , under siisiientlon of the
rules. An i ( Tort will probably ba made , how
ever , to adjourn the house before twelve
o'clock so this order m y ba ob orved. If tlio
clfort succeed ? , tha commitlre on military af
fairs will tiitt be called. General Sli'Cum will
endeavor to eecuro the consideration uf the
I ill proudinp for the retirement of Gftifr.il
Giant. Oth r C'lmmltto s are to ba called In
turn , including thonaval affairs , psstolllcn n' ' d
pott rrads , uud the public lauds , and will ask
that various evenings bo sot apart for the con
sideration of business heretofore ropoit.d by
tbm.
Tlio general Impression is that the house
will rofmn to adjourn , and in this event the
consideration ni the legislative bill will b
continue. ! until finished. It in believed the
t ill cau ba completed before adjournment on
Ugislatlvo day , Saturday , which may con-
tiuue until evening.
The appropriations committee Intends to
report cither the sundry , chil or naval bill
to-morrow , aud t.i call up the following day
the ono teportnd. Thu other will bo in readi
ness for action by the house Immediately af
terward. Tin rivpr and harbor committee
will nutngdiur. ) the appropriations bill with
the ii\er and harbor bill wherever opportu
nity off rs.
It is proposed to hold night set'
blocs during the week , and if the
MI n dry , civil and naval bilU are
disposed of before Iticlo'o. The approprla-
tioi s commltUo expet th ° m to bring forward
the fortification bill. Saturday fcft > moon ha >
bjon set apart for tha exercisf s In the hull of
the house , conuecttd with thn dedication of
the Wa hington monument , the chief feature *
of which will bo the oration ) of the Hon.
HobertC.Winthiop. to bo read by Renre-
sentatlvo Long of Massachneett ? , and John
A. Daniel , cf Virginia.
In the fcnuto the considora Ion ( f the In
dian appropriation bill will bn continued and
may concluded to-morrow. The agricultural
bill will then bo disuosed uf. The uulinhhed
bmincfs In the poaate iathe morning hour Is
the Den Moinus river land bill , nnd , after the
morning hour , tha contract labor bill. The
Texas 1'acific fnrf. . iture bill , ai.d the bil for
admifsion uf Taeotnaare measu B most like
ly to be ( > resed for comideriti n when the
labor bill is disposed of , if no appropiiatlon
bills are then ready for diccusiou.
Virginia's Coupon Bonds.
RICHMOND , Va. , lYbruary 11 Judges
Leardand llu li'p , of the United Stitcs cir
cult court , recently ordered thit the eoupoi
state bonds should ba received by tha state It
payment of taxes and other dues , and in \ ie
of this order Governor Cameron Ins Ifsued i
prrciHina'ionto the auditor of public uec , unt-
ordering that strict oiiiplijiieu with the lawi
botnforctd , aud that no coupons betoken
acccptid or rsceiptfd for as payment of tixo ;
and other dues , oxc pt in reeordnnca with th
etatutoi of the fctate cf Virginia.- " ' " * ' ' " * ' " "
SUIT AGAINST THE HIUDINQ BULKOAO 1)13
a
1 ruiLADKLi'lllA , February 14. The suit o
i. Alexacdar McKwen , to recover 8300.0CO froti
1 thaH.9ttding radrcadcompjny , na compenea
tion for cervices In connection with the prep
aration and execution rt the deferrf d lucotu
, baud scheme , which has been pending ii
o court for over two years , was today pa'se
upon by William W. Wiltbank , who filed Li
r it'pott as matter.
d Mr. AIcEwwi claimed that ho original
th . scheme , nnd that it netted the raihoi
company 810,203 000. The mas f r notes th
fa t thnt tlm idfawasvoluiitiuily contiibutit
and c includes th.it the pluiiitiff is not entillt
to recover nny compensation on the grout ,
tlmt it w > is not implied in a contract.
THU CHICAGO , MJULINUTON it QUINCY.
BO3ION , February 1 J. The earnings of tl :
liIciiKo , BurliugtonSfc Qumcy railroad f
„ tcember wem 82,201,257. For the year tV
eauiingj woio $25,483,071 : not earnings , § 12 ,
116,109.
Notes.
NEW ORI.TAN.S , February 14. The attont
nnce at the world's cxp isltion to-day w
praat'r than at sny time BIIICO the opsninj
It i ustimatod tt 00 , ( 00.
Tlio llll//.Art ( at liloonidiKton.
ELOOMINQTON , III. , February 15. A bll
zard rivalling that of last wrek nt in In
night , and until 1 ! p. m. the snow fell furioi
ly. Five to f isc inchm wore added to t
stratum nnd it Is drifting badly. The I
di na , Bloomiugtrn & Weetem , the La
rs' Slime and tha Kaukakeo branch ot the Illim
IV Central abandoned all trains to-night , save :
lUof being stuck in drifts. Many country roa
of i.ro filled with snow to the level of the tups
in- the hedges ,
inm > > '
m-
meU Iiovc itntl Blnrrter nt SbollJjvllle , H
) r- Lot'lsviLl.n , February 15. Will Adams
rmt young man if twouty-eix years , and Ilia sw
he.'irt , Fannie Wllmouth , aged el hteon , w
found dead early th's ' morning upon the ri
road near Shelbyville , Ky. Tholr bodies ,
( pattuirtl with bl.nd , lay within a few feet
each other , and AcUim' pistol , with t
rds empty cartridge' , lay clo-o by. He eviden
mnriltrod th ) girl and then ahnt hlimi
to
liotli were ehot in tha lnn.il. They walked
the Bhelbyvllln oirly iu the night anU were 1
the seen allvii when they loft there , A levi
quarrel U thought to b ) tlocausoof
tregeJy.
The " \Vcatnpr ,
WAHHINOTON , February 10. Upper A
ilaslppi : colder , fair weather , noithwestt
B * winds besomihg variable ; cenornlly hlg
Rer barometer , M Hiouii Valley : fair weatl
ois winds bacomli'gariahlp , falling , followed
liticg temperature ; lower barometer.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Serious Illucss of H r Majesty Qnin ?
Vic'oria ' ,
England Thinks Garuiany n , Good
Neighbor for Australia !
Franco , Aft'r a Period "of Exulta
tion , Now Feels Gloomy
A. Solution Suggested for iho
Egyptian Difficulty ,
Oonfliotiiig Eeporls About the
Fall of Khartoum ,
K of tlio Afrlcnu International
Amoclntion Trcn'y ' by Portu
gal mill Fituiee.
Serious ltlni3 B uf Quotu Vtctorln.
Special telegram to tha HUE.
LONDON , I'ebruary 15 It Is rumorc-1 th t
Queen Victoria Illness exceeds .ho announce
ment made f rum Osboi no tha > t Her AUjesty
was suffering from n icvoro cold ami had been
unable to leave her bed for two days. It Is
* Utcd on apparently good authority that she
is prostrated by the nervous strain brought
on by tnxlety as to affairs In Egypt , particu
larly the death of Gordon.
Wldespicad distress la prov lent through
out Great Britain at the emboldened nratchists
In England Justice , the orpan of the demo-
cratlofoJoiatlr.il . party warns the go\crnm < nt
ufhnrrlbla bloodshed , and perVaps nrevolutlou
will eujiw if it continues to Insult and neglect
the woikingmen.
Gorniuny will SUkeaGnod NclRlibor.
Special telegram to Till : HUB.
LONDON , February 15. It is stated that
annotation of the Samoin Island * by Ger
many was In pursuance of n tecrot agreement
between the goiemments of Germany and
Kngland.
The ofHcif ls at the colonial olllcc believe
that tbeugi.ntion by the Amtra'isna ' will be
ouly tempoiaty , nnd nay that the growing
feeling In Australia und England Is that Gcr-
many will bo good nei h'iors , and it U wise tc. .
giv Germany an interest irUhel'ucilic Islands
to oil-jot the aggtoiBions of Franco ,
Unlmppy Fitunuo FerliiiK Gloomy.
Special Telegram to THE UKK.
PAIUS , February 1) . El Mahdi la the here
of thu tUy on the boulevards as well na on the
Nile. His portrait ormments the nowtpapei
stnbd' , and n sennati 'iial ' melo drama bearing
hia name will aoon be produced. His % ictor
lea at first woio hukd wl h delieht , r.s ec
many adcli'ioi al uails in John Jiull'it coffin
but the exultation in now gtvinu way t <
glrom about the omequencea that may en-
MI in Tunis and Algiers.
The oiiposition puut-ra now ask wlio'he
Ferry did not make n mistake when lie wen
hand In plovo with Bismarck , whote intarea
IB to let .Franco wearjierself out In China
while'TCufBla spends'Tier'strength In Asia am
Englnud ia Egypt.
A. Solution lor llio Kxyntian
cully.
Special Telojtram to THK BEE.
LONDON , 1'obruaty 15. Many members <
the llbeinl party are openly expressing th
belief that the tolution ot the Egyptian diili
culty is to hand ooto Sultan Abdul Uaiiii
tha control of thu Soudan.
Gon. Gotdou pa'd last August In an oflicit
communication to the British government
"If you do nut make n. convention with th
sultan you will never get out of Soudan alhe.
This unintentional prophecy has bcoi terribl
fulfilUd. Girdon isdiad , the Arabs are h
flamed and Intoxlcitcd with success , and H
weapans hut their own cin bo used agalni
tlinn. Trio blliamo between Turk'y n
Englnnil will bo humiliating to atatetmen wli
labiilnl the tuttan ai "Tha un peakalil
Turk. " but it in admitted that Abdul Haiuid
mmi0 ai d pedigree would be more potent tha
th Eugl'th nrmy in quelling the HJ-callod n
bclhon among the fanatic il S mdanes.
Complications with eotnn of the continent !
rnwrrs mo almost rortaiti. No doubt U
statesmen of the Merlin echonl urn ( loin * the
b st to embioil Italy and Turkey in rovenf
for the former's aid to England. Turkey
just now nvcr.o to war , but it vehement ]
indenting apilnst thi continental occiipatiu
jf Kpypt by England.
r.N XHWS.
310N&Y toil TUB 8UAKISI EXPEDITION.
Loxuo.v , Fobtmry II , At the approach !
session of parliament the political confl
13 present government will open
the presentation of the government detna
for a vote at a credit of 2,5(10,000 ( on nccot
of thn Suakim expedition. It In ucderstc
that the conservatives will support the requ
for a new credit , but will accompany tli
vote with a vote of censure against the gi
rrnmont. An early dissolution und appeal
: ct thu penplo is now expected and discussed.
are IB believed that a majority ot tha libon
Ml- const rvativuj nnd 1'arni'llitos alike i
bo- cone ir In the dexiro for nn early dltmoliitior
beef LONDON. February II. Thi ) million
wetly again received a Utter containing n warn
tly tlut St. Paul'fl and the Bank nf I'ogland '
ill. be attacked with dynamite , IJotectivcs w
ill.to at work , and will soon ha c tha principal >
net ness ngairst Cunningham nnd Berlin , Taro
ir's are annoyed by thn frequent ruceptinn
thu threats agilnat their lixoi. Kop-r nceive
letter advieing him to prepiro hid coilin , : IF
would moot his death bcfoio next Saturdaj
SciiHattonal IdciiH ,
' Special Telegram to THE BKK.
'Iy j J oNDONF bruaryl5 The very wrakcoi
tion of Ilia British army lisa bocon.o appar
Uy ovenforBuchasmalldroftaslCOOmen , Itac
ally has been nec-essary to take the pet gai
on from Windsor CAstle and thn Tower of
Iiondon , In order to avoid Bonding bov or raw
jokds Into th ? Kgvtua desert Thus the
choicest soldier * ol the kingdom rc forced
hit' ' ) the lupneh , b'cauia no otlirrs itro fit. It
thows tlmt England Is far outside the rank of
the great inillUry powoin , The siglit now of
the country denuded of Iti good troops to
prosecute na inUvglblo b.t buitn war in nn
almost unknown country , where EngUad hix
absolutely no interest or qu.uiol , while grave
Eniopi < nnO'impllefttion8 prts ? her on every
ride , and while ImlU Is directly mminco.l by
the vanguard of an army capable of swel
ling lUelf to hilf n million ot moil In a fnw
months ii wotl culculato I to tober tlio intnil
of even the m 'st vainglorious patriot. The
result is growing ilscoutotit ] which threatens
miuhtry.
ContllotliiKltop tits About Ktiiirtoum.
LONDON , February ID , The ptosn associft-
tion ttitofl , under rosertr , that Into on Satur
day night the war office lent a telrgram to
Mill Gordon nt SJUthampton tint Khartoum
li d uot fallen , and thnt Gciutal Gordon was
info.
7 ho government hvi pivon the contract for
the coustruotion of a mltVtty from Suakim to
IJtrber , Work will bo begun immediately.
iV tel'gram was received from tha war nlllco
to day trorn General Wolsolpy contniniiiK
tbo _ account of the Ml ot Khartoum
as given by a nattvo rye witness , to the en-
traiico oj the tiihels tJ the tiwn. The in-
fmnmnt pays tint Khiirtoum wai otitsrod by
Kl Mnhdl'it forces nt dtiyhrrak on Jiiouary
" 0. Gen Goidon WHS killed by a volley from
the rebel rill- nun whiln on his WAV from the
headquarters to iho Austrian cumulate.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
KlUU'fl AMENDMENT TO TUB I-OSTAL AITROPnU *
TION DILL.
WASHUJOTOK , February ! . Senator Fryo
to-day announcad an amcndn out to the post- *
oflico appropriation bill and atkiul its refer-
unco to the committee on postoflicca and post-
roads. The amendment provides for the
transporting of mails of the United Utatoa
for tbo fiscal year of 1ES(3 ( between pirta of
the United States and foreign part ? , or between
tween ports of tha Atlantic and Pacilic ,
through foreign territory , an amount not ex
ceeding SGOJ.iOO shall be paid il the mails
shall be carried on American steamships.
THE DEMOCRATS WILt , INSTUCOr CLSVILAN1) .
Hopro'eatativo H-gun will , ou Monday ,
nend to l'i oildent-eloct Cleveland a netitum
sUnod by ab ut ono hundred domocratio
inBinbars of the house , asking him not to com
mit himself ou the tllvor quoation in his inaug
ural address.
NOMINATIONS.
PostmastorB : Chtrlos B. Loop , Belvedere ,
III , , and ChrUtopher 1Housor , Laua , 111.
1-1 10 11 ! .
FIlKiailT HERULATION KII.LKI ) IN HIE BCKATB ,
Special telegram to the BKK.
LINCOLN , Neb. , February II. Soon after
tha assembling this morning the senate went
into committee of the whole. Snell called for
consideration of 1871 his commission bill. Ob
ieelioii was raised and the facial order called
for. This brought up the freight bill with the
commission amendment , Burr moved to ! n-
dbtHnitely postpone and with a ru h It waa
carried by a vote of 11 to 12. Burr thm
moved that the commltteo report hick 187 ,
the comimajion bill , to p.i s. Brown then
took the lljor at 10:10 : und was still talking at
12 It wan n Blilmnterirg npotch t3 pruvcnt
the seuate from adiouining. Douglas county
mombais were boib abi nt , but are probably
pa'rod , Metz favniing tbo commission . iijid
McShano opposing. Iho senate is still in ses-
elon , withUizowa on the tlaor-tilkingxBgainst
i time.
Tin : ICTAHNHY a n AH.
Thohou'o c.-iti ahvnjs find time to vote n | > -
jiropriatidiiB. This morning S.iOCO i for the
orfctloii if new r.iform school biuldinga nt
Kainoy was allowed. Thu bill was run
throiu.li until Miller and Nichol objected , and
nn uxplanatitn f a very unsatisfactory until ro
was mode by Wright ; with whom was o eo-
ciotod Hiloy , Olmstead , Blnin and otherH.
There U evidently something mysterious
about this affair , nobody knouing anything ;
except that the money was to bo voted. A
very la > go lobby is here in iti Interest , and
seem to ha\o attained their ends admirably.
On motion of Olm < tead the homo adjourned
from 11 o'clock until Mouday morning.
ITAalSIEK OF PALHYSTKRY AND CONDITION
AI-1ST , 803 r nth etroet , between Farnuru and lln-
noy will wlvn thoalil of uarJlin tf liltB , olita'.Dlnif
lor anyone Klanoo In the piet mu picsent , mid on
corUln conditions In the ( uturo. Uoote end ( boos
invlo to order I'orfoot sttleUotloa
JAS.E.PEABODYM , D.
RoGllilonoe No. 1107 Jones fll Ollico , Vo. 1503 Ft'
a m otraot. OCDoo hourn,12 m to i p. m. nJ Iiott 1
o 3 p. m. Tolopbone , Iur ollico 07icaldonoo 135 ,
Hood's Sarsaparilia
Combines , In a manner peculiar to Itself , the
best blood-purl tying and strengthening reme
ag dies of the vegetable Kingdom. You will nnd
ict this nomlcrful remedy eiTectlvo when ) other
on mcilielnci have l.illcil. Try It now. It will
nd purify your blood , regulate the digestion ,
int ami glvo new life and vigor to the entire body.
od "IIood'H Kar.siiirllla : | did mo great good.
I wai tired out from overwork , and It toncdi
OSol mo up. " Mita. C. i : . SIJIMO.VH , Colioes , N. Y.
ol " I sulTcrcd three years from blood poison ,
IVto I took IIood'H Barsaparllla and think I am
to cured. " Mns. M. J. DAVIB , llrockport , N. Y.
It '
its the Jllood - . „
vili
IIood'H Barsapnrllla Is charnctcrbcd V-5
, IOB thrco pccullarltlc.i : 1st , thi vomlilnulion ot
Ing reineilial ngcnts ; 2il , the ] < iinrttoni ) . ' ) d , ! : *
( ill finiccss of Rfciirlng the active nitillcln. .
cro iiualltlus Tlm result Is amrdlrluo of ii".isiia : ?
vlt- Ktrength , effecting cures hitherto unknown.
! icy Bond for bonk containing aildltlon.il evIdtMieo ,
of "Ifood's Hnmaparlllii tones up my Bystcm ,
d a piirlllcs my lilooil , fliarpeus mv aiirrtlfr , and
i ha n'l'ins ti inakn mn over. " .1 , r. Tiioiirsux ,
KegistcT ( if Di't'ds , I.ouell , Mass ,
"Hood's Barsap-irllla beats all others , and
'swnrtli Us wclilitln ; gulii. " f. lAiiinunoM ! ,
lao JJauk atrect , New York City.
idi , Hood's - Sarsaparilla
ent Bold by all druggists. . (1 j six for $3. Ma %
tu only by 0. J. IIOOD Si CO. , towcll , Mass.
turi
ri HOO'Dosos Ono Dollar
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