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SIXTEENTH YEAR. OMAHA. SATURDAY MOUSING , JULY 3 , 188G.-TWELArB PACES. NUJMBEK
THE IfTLE ! / WAXES WARM.
The Despciazo Struggle Tor anil Against
Irish Home Rule Progresses ,
TWO NATIONALISTS ASSAULTED.
Dnhlln Unl\cr Iiy Htiidonts linn Itlot
mill Pi event Panielllto Speeches
Gltdstono Klertecl Troin Ije
( Opinions oftho Prcaa.
PnillnniPiiinry Election * .
LONDON , July n 1:40 : a. in [ New Yoik
Herald ( ' .iblc-.Spccl.il lo the Hir.l-All : the
morning papers pass by eveiy topic brides
thu GlcKtlon ne\VH. Kach side claims that
yesterday vvasa "Ulaek 1'ilday" for Its oppo
nent. The Post , that last autumn on the lust
return day rang the death knell of Hie Par-
ntllltcs this moinlng says : "In Ihe face of
theselesnlts , wo ask wheie are the lorty
M-als which Mr. ( Hailstone expects to snatch
irnm the lory party1,1 Jt Is never well to ciovv
before one Is out .if the wood , but It seems
fiom vcstetdav'sietui ns they are rapidly be-
tomlnginvthlcal. "
Tlio Tclegtaph claims that the geneial
ehaiaeterof the retuins Is undoubtedly fa
vorable to the stippoiteis of the union.
TheCl'ionlele Invites attention to the faet
that the union aalnsate exclusively ruiallsH
and the mlntsteil.il gains cxe.uslvcly cities
wheie the Irish vote is l.uge.
The News says : "The gtext flzht be.an
yesttiday and lias not gone badly foi the gov
ernment. Mr. ( il idstone Is lighting with ono
hand tied behind him , owing totho whole'
t-Rloil'-st-itlon ' of fnlr weather hieiuK Hut
Mr. ( Jladstoue , tlius partially disabled , Is
strongci than any three other mon in full pos
session of their stieneth. His unshaken
neivoand splendid pluck aio everyvvht-io
animating hlsMippoiteis to tlie light. "
On the othei hand , the tory .Stand-
in d begins Its leadci : "The icstdts of yester-
d.xv's pollln. aie higlilv eiuoui.iging to the
unionists. Thu net gains , it Is ttue , aio not
considerable , but the balance Is distinctly on
the right side. It must be icmembcrtd that
If the unionists hold theii own , 01 lose less
than 111 teen seats of the e they held at the
dlHsolntlon , Mi. Gladstone will have been
cleleatcd.1
The 'I lines completely loses Its temper and
attaels Mi. Gladstone in eo.use terms. It ,
however , claims "thu election was decided
vcsteiday , though giving no conclusions.
The nmueilcal advant.ucs to elthei side ate
very enconrgliig to the unionists. Kai fiom
olTciing anv indication that Gladstone is
going to sweep the couutiy , as hlsliicnds
have been piedietin. , they show that even
with thotiansfei of the liish vote ho baiely
holds Ids own in the boroiit'h. "
now mm I-ASSI-D orr.
Gladstone has been leelected foi Mid
lothian. Up to 1 o'clock tills iittciuoon
tvventj-two toiles , nine unionists , twelve
llbcials and tlneo Parnellltes have
been elected. Parnell and Mam ice Healv.
( I'aiuelllte ) , have been leelettul to icpie-
fccnt Coik City In the commons. They vveio
not opposed.
The most desperate eketoral stiugnle be
tween thu ( iladstoncitcs and the unionists
ended to day b > the utter lout ol the l.ittei
.in the p.irliamcntaiy diatilct known as Leith-
binghs. W. Jacks was lelmncd to the last
] ) .n llament as a legulai llbenil by a mnjoiity
ol 3b70 in a total poll or SS , > IO votes' . Ho
opposed the homo lido bill but was , never
theless , consldcicd Invincible in ids dlsttict
and was nominated in the piosent
canvass ac ) a unionist to eouttnno
Ids opposition to the piemlei's liish
policy. Jacks' hostility to Gladstone
nugeied thousands ol Scotchmen ot Leith ,
but they lookid upon theli opposition to him
ns hopeless , and weie tumble to obtain n cm-
ilidatc to oppose him. All tho-e mentioned
lor the : si.it deilined to inn. The toiles. In
oidct toemphasl/e the unionist opposition to
the ptemler , withheld opposition , and lelt
tbo Held cleai to Jacks , so lie might go back
to the commons with ix laigelv Intie.iscd urn-
joiltv. At the lust hour allowed
by the law the lllieial manages ] nominated
( ihulstono hinisi > ] t us their ( .uiditl.ito.
Thus equipped ( iladstoniaiis went tovvotl *
This was so dlecllvo that Jatks became
sc.ned and todav wlthdiew trom the held ;
leav Ing thu Lc.ith membership to Gladstone ,
w ho was elected without opposition , This ,
with his Midlothian distill i alvestlie prcmlci
two seats in bcothxnd. Ho will perhaps
< boose to sit foi the hitter and sele < t a lella-
blumauto lecoiitesi Lelth with thoassni-
aiice ol hiu cess.
At I this attci noon fifty-one conservatives ,
( en unionists , titteen ( iladsloneltes and
seven I'.iiuellitcs had been elected.
P. J. Power ( I'uinelllte ) was elected to
lopiesent the east division \Vateifoid. \ .
Mi. ( Jitln was elected lot Kilkenny and Mr.
rill.citon for Galvvay.
Piitilck baislield and Hugh Johnston , tuo
Pnint'llltes , who uudeitook to contest the
two seats belomilm ; to Dublin unlvcrMtv
iigalnst lion. David Pltiukett and lit. Hon.
Hughes Holmes' , both lonseivatlves. who
had them In the last pirllament and weio
noinlniited lei them In the next , were jeeied
txiul hooted to-day vvhcncvci tl o >
went by students of the unlveislty.
The latter at ono time attempted to mon and
diivo tlio homo nileis out ot the dlslilct ,
which Isa gieit lory stionghohl. I'lunkttt ,
tiownvet , pievciited the contemplated out
rage. Tno I'aineilltes stood ( belt giound
nnd made a pliuky contot , althotmh the
btudents and toiies thwaited cu-iy effort on
thopait ot the candidates to inike speeches
by diovvnlng their voUcs with gioatis and
hools. Mr. Siisileld's scarlet gown was
pulled away tiom him and tlnown to
the mob , who tout It Into small pieces.
'IhoKtudcniH thtevv lotten o cs at Johnston
mid batsiicld. The eonsei v.itivo candidates
vainly begged that tlie nationalist candidates
ho given a lalt heating. The students , sing
ing "God Save the ( Jiieen , " kept up mi up-
10,11 tm thiee houis. 1'lnallv , bv a show of
hands , tlio provost declined riunkett and
Holmes elected. Tlio poll , howcvei. was do-
nianded , and the piovost ordered tliat the
poll be taken next week.
At Up. m. lifij-two conservatives , seven
teen GladstonlanK , ten unionists , and eight
Parnellltes had been it-turned.
'Ihe tcntuio of to day's polling is the great
niimbei of abscntations. In neaily evoiy
case thu votes am cieatly leduced In number ,
It m feaied that to dav'w polling will depress
the liberals. The icturiis up to 1 n. m. show
the election of t'b ' toiles , : > 0 Gl.iiMonluns. W
nulonlsu and U Parnellltes. Tlio
Jesuits of yesteulay's elections
Jndlcato nothing eleaily oxcent
the close nalineot the contest. The union-
Jsts maintain the lead owing to the number
rctuined without opposition , 'llio letutns
fiom botomhs ; so fur contested show the
bilnneu of the parlies , ( iliidstuno'M deniin-
clttloii of the unionist landidatu at Caillslo
prodtue , thu it-tin n of the ( iladstonlan
nominee , but Mi. t'alne , although opposed by
tlie- opposition Inlluemo of the piemlei , sue-
) ccdedlu llniiow ,
Ihe latest total of memliers re turned are :
1 < > iics. ipj ; tnilonlsti , , 14 ; llheials , Si\
. Mr.Calnphas been 10elected lor Uaiiovv
by 1-iOJ miijdltj.
ril.VMlll III.AI V T VI KsOAIN .
riiamberlidn , hpcalvlni : tit Illunln lnm : lo-
night , tnld ihcy weie asked to tuist the pf o-
jilc , bu ( I he in oi ile vveio being tiicKcU. Ic- !
L'lalltti : Olftdsfono's statement that the
masses vveio with him , Chambeilain said lie
illil not believe the democracy had gone mad.
.lit- did nut think the i > copte of Lugland , out
of jiuro palely of hunt , vvoiiki tun the vast
.
' Cbanibcihln willes ; "I do not brlloro the
torlfrj ars pledged to coercion , f bellove the
lory Ie rter , are vv Illlng to go much fin ther In
the coercion of local t'overnment foi It eland
Hun hliheilo. "
ai.AtisioMJTo iuv. v\ii.srr. :
. plai'dtotto bus Issued u manlU-Mo to the
WeloUelectort In which lie says ; "Thn Is
L ( ioi thA tlrst nor the truth tlmo that tin.
ories have lalscrt a aj of ulaim and pre-
Ucleu the ruin of the empire. Thiv 'ave '
eo dt U all Ihetrllvw. They haitlvvijs
ral od tliat cry when tho'o creat and
peed measures weie jioiiosed which have
made tlioncp Illustrious tneieform of parlia
ment , the abolition of the coin laws of sla
very , of religions tests. of clinreh ratec. and
of the li Kb church , the freedom of burial
Itfvv. tlio defense of tenants' rights , an1 many
other peed me.TSines. Which did they give
to you ? Wldeli did tliev not oppose and cry
down asdestiiietlve of the constitution and
the thionc , of icllglon and of prosj critjV"
Gladstone has telcctailiod as follows to
Thomas O'Connor :
"I shall watch join combat In Llvcrjioril
with gnat inlnrcst. I hope tin- liberals
will vote to a man lei stippoitlng the nil im
portant and absoibing policy ot the go v em
inent. ' '
DI-III I- VIM t ) ion nt ontxin n.
( ieorfie Keynocli , the nrlndpal mcmbor of
litelar c rllle linn in lilimiiighim , who is
the ton c-indidate for Astou Minor , in a
Bpcech last nltht stld If the loyalists of
Ireland weie obliired tonpix-il to arms , ho
himself would be mepiird to contribute ,
within forty-eight hours. 10,000 ns
good rilles as vvcio evci
made , together with ' . ,00n,00 ( ) cartridges.
'lids lennrk vas received wllh deafening
enters by Ids anditots.
Hot ion Ailstorrnoy.
LoMON.Inly ' . ' . In the dlvoico cn eel
Lady Campbell against bet Intsbind , Loid
Colin Campbell , htth son of the Dukoot At-
gyle , the defendant to day applied tothedl-
voice couit lot peimlsslon to have stricken
from tlio plalntilT's pe'ltlon the | ) aiagiaplis
charging lihn with "adnlteiv vith persons
unknown. " The com ) it-served decision on
the piavei foi a loitnU'ht , ami in the mean
time will lead the. whole coiicspondenee and
nil iillldavlts sulimitted by Lord Colin Camp
bell in his suit to substantiate Ids chatges that
Lidy Campbell has been guilty of adulleiy
with tlie Duke ot Marlboioiuh , Cliiei Fire
Commtsslonei bh.uv , and others.
Pnrncll's Body Ouard.
Lovnov , July 2. Painell iccelves Ictteis
cvoiyday menanclng htm with hijiny or as
sassination for his eltortsjto "dismember the
einpiie. " He has not , however , solicited
police ptotectlon or called public attention to
Ids pollens position. He Is cscoito 1 everj-
wluielie Koes In Ids campaign work by a
bodyguaidof iieis'tual ' Inends , all stalvv.ut
voting lilshmen , who say thev leel pcisonallv
able to take c.ue of him and themselves.
AtTiiIrs in Servla.
VIISTVJuly' . Advices fiom Hcliado ,
tliecipit.il of Scrvia , say that the Servian
peasantry generally are liotiiig. They rc-
lused to pny taxes levied since the unsuccess
ful war against Hulgarin , and ill treit tax
collectois. Thcit hostilitv to Milan's gov-
einment Is continually fomented by the op
position party.
Spinning MlllH Itnrncil.
LONDON , July - ' . The Wa'son spinning
mills at Klddermlnstoi were destroyed by
tiie to ill ) . The loss Is S" > 00,003. One thous
and peisous weie thiown out of employ tnent.
Victoria Uc % lows the Troops.
LONDON , July 2 , The queen to-day ic-
\levvul the t mops at Aldershot. The weatlier
was bright and clear. The town was
ciovvdcd.
THR AXAUOIIISTS * JUUY.
Some ofthc rireil Jurjnieix 'loll Why
They Won't Serve.
CinrAOo , July 1. [ Special Telegiam to
the Hi i .J The accepted juiois for the tii.il
of the indicted anaichlsts aie not pctmlttcd
to lead the newspaper accounts ol the scenes
novv daily enacted , or talk to icpoiteis. With
tlie talesmen excused , challenged peremp-
toilly for cause , or otherwise "Hied1' ttom the
couit loom , the case is different. Some of
tliCfcO latter cou veifio ficcly coiicenilng the
piospeetivo tiial. "It's a cleai case of
'you'll bed d if j on do , and you'll bo d d
il you don't. ' No matter what kind of a vei-
diet Isioached , the jnroison that panel aio
bound tolind themselves In a sweat box. I
see the bailiffs appear to think that the news
papers ought not to publish the questions and
answers , au it gives the talesman a tip. But
it doesn't toqulio a nowspaparto pound com
mon sense Into a man. Von sec Paisons and
Spies cveiy day taking notes , don't yon' . '
You suppose , at least some of the papcis ,
ha o piiluisliuij the statement , Iliat tlli'y aie
prep u Ing speeches to the olfnt the jury at
tlie close of the trial. That's all llubdtib.
'Ihov aie makinir memoranda of the names ,
residences , mid dcsciiptlon of tlio juivmen.
What forV Why , 1 believe the conviction ot
any of these lellows maiks the jtny for no
llttlo trouble. "
"No- " said another talesman , "If all the
annri hlsts ol Chicago vveio cooped tip In that
court loom , theio wouldn't bo the least dim-
etiltv In securing a gocd jury. Hut tills ttlal
won't end the mattei. you maik my wouls ,
the fury Is bound to disigteo. ' '
"I don't want to sen o on the anaiehtst
jmy , and I don'tc.iro who knows it. " eon-
tided a young business man who had been
dismissed. Ton ste , also , that 1 am not
alouo In niv MOWS. Dangei' . ' Ot course
there's dangei to any man and any man's
business who signs a verdict either way.
It's a kind of semi-political tilal , you Know.
About two bundled and eighty men have
faced that question so tar , and you see the
it-suit live accepted juiois. "
Tnlkinc Independence.
MOMIIIIAI. , July 'J. The Canadian Inde-
ocpcndcnco debate was resumed In the
Young Men's Kefoiin convention , yesteiday
audit was moved that coushlciation ol the
question of Canada's Independence be post
poned until next jeai's convention. The
motion vv.is can led.
Hesolutlons weie adopted stating that this
convention is convinced that a settlement of
the respective llsheiy lights between Canada
and tlie United States will not provcsatlsfac-
toij unless the policy ofKnglandin negotia
tions is based on the recommendation ot the
Canadian govoimuent ; piotesting nynlnst
tlio encioachmentH of the fedci.il govein-
ment upon the lights ot provinces ; dcdailng
that the lights of the piovlncu
of Manitoba under the Hntlsh
Not Ih American act tochaitei tallways within
Us boundaries should not beinteifeied with ;
no member , .solli llor 01 employe of n corpoia-
tlon seeking 01 tecelvlng land or moneys ,
subsidies oi other pecuniary advantages fiom
the government shall be permitted to sit or
vote In , paillamenf that this convention is
htipnuly in ( avoi oi u ticaty of iceiproclty
with the I'nitul States.
A motion to abolish the senate was can led
by u voteol M to SI. Itesolntlons tavoilng
the appointment of n boaul ot arbitration
weiu also passed.
Another Aineiiuan Vessel Scl/ed.
U.vi.ii'.vx- . S. , Julys. A telegram fiom
Shelbourne , Nova Scotia , to-night states that
the dominion crulK-i Toner this afternoon
foi mally seUed the Poi Hand lishlng schooner
City Point , which was foiclbly detained at
blielbouino for an altegid violation of the
jlsherles treaty. The vessel Is to bo taken
Intovvhaif at once , but the authoiltles will
await instructions from Ottawa before stilp-
pl uglier.
HAUFAY , Jul > 3. Consul General Phelen
has iccolved Intelligence that llio sel uie of
tlio Portland lishlng schooner City Point at
blielbournn was caused by her captain allow
ing two men to land with their clothlinr before -
fore hoiepifrted at the custom house. Tno
vessel has been placed In dock awaiting or
ders Irom Ottawa.
ICUlcd by n Desperado ,
CIIUVI-NNK , Wyo. , July 3 , [ Special Tele-
Kiam to the Hii : : . | Deputy Sherltr Dave
lj > jd , of Johnson county , was killed on the
1st on Powder river by a noted desperado ,
Sam Baker , Lojdvvent to Uaker's house to
Mimmoii him ns n vv Itncss against an alleged
horsethk'f. Bakei's wife opened the doot.
Lend bU'j.ped In and Baker shot him dead.
Baker surrendered to the onicers and claimed
the Mlllng was done through a mistake , it be-
In--'night. Ho supposed that Loytl was one
of hUcntmies trying so get the beat of him ,
fourteen Mres Lost.
Wtr'Ki.i ito , July 2. As n result of the
-adlollUloii ! jctturilayfour cenloittholr
HOW THEY DEAL WITH P4YNE
Two Reports ou tbe Alleged Bribery by the
Ohio Dooclla Senator.
ONE WILL HANDLE HIM GENTLY.
And the Other Will bo Pierce and DC-
niinclalorj Indications That Sen
ator r.xlr Will lie Dcrentctl
Capital News.
Those Htlticry Oliarges.
W.tnxiToN ( , Jnl > 2. [ Special Telegram
to the Hi.r.J Intense inteiest is shown In
the foithcomlngieporls of the senate com *
mittco on privileges and elections on the
hi Ibcry case against Senat ir I'.ivne , of Ohio.
Mr. I'ogh , of Alabinn , is preparing the ma
jority repoit. It will be an ailisilc plcco of
whitewashing and will hold that no evidence
was pioduccd , oilier than ciicum tnutial , and
that that was not strong , nor of sufficient
collusiveness to w.xiiaul an Indictment b >
the < -enatc 01 oven the consideration of a
proposition to Indict. The nilnotlty repoit
will be a stioug nno , compilslu < a full and
teise levlew of all the tcstlmonv picsented to
thocommtttce and all the coll.iteial evidence
promised in event an Investlg.ttion Is or-
deied. It will contain much new mattei , will
be veiy lengthy and deal with the
"Loodlt-rs" of Ohio , with ungloved hands ,
benator Sherman , ex-ovcrnor ! I'ostei and
Kepiesentatlves Littloand nntteiwoith , of
Ohio , will contiUnite to it , and ij will be the
lieieest and most damaging arrangement
ever undo of a great and eonupt political
combination. As soon as Chahman Hoar
letinns from Massachusetts , which will bo
some time next week , hMvlll begin his com
pilation and will complete It a'j ' soon as pos
sible. Both of the reports aie anticipated
with much iiilctest hens as they ate in
tended to have a powciful political effect , not
only In Ohio but thtonghout the countiy.
run wn t. UK iti-A iI.N.
The latest advices from Nevada at icpubli-
can hcadquattcrs hero indicate the election
of a it-publican Icglslatuio. This means a
republican successor to Mr. I'.tlr , and will
oftsct the loss of Mr. Haitlsen In Indiana ,
wheio the Icgislatino to be elected this tall
will , almost to a eeitululj , be democratic.
Fair is in Nevada now aoing what ho can to
'ccure his rc-elejlion. lie s.ijs he will spend
SWO.OOO , If necessai } , to succeed liimsell.
John \ \ . Mackev Is heading tno opposition to
Fair. Miickey ( toes not desire the soil Idui-
scll , but Is detei mined to boil I'.ilr. Should
ho succeed In doing this It is expected that
ex-Scn.itoi btevvart will bo chosen as Fair's
suicessoi.
HONEST rroni K vni : OI.AD.
When the president sent woid to congress
that that bed > must nu.inge its date tor ad-
iouiument and lix its business so as ( ogive
him plentv ut time to e.uelullj examine all
ot the bills passed beloro signing them , a
good dexlot complaint waslu-aid liom both
demociats and icinbllcans. ] bim.e they h.ue
hid time , however , to think ol thesuzKes-
tion , they take bettci to it. Heietofoie theio
have been twice ave , live or t\vcnt > times
as many bills pissed dining the last tow
Itoins ot a session as the cldet executive
could lead , anil neeess.uily he signed man }
width did not meet Ids appioval. Kveij-
thlng was postponed tint could bo until the
exp.rliiKhoui , andth.it bcc.uuc the season foi
ctooked lecislallon. This Mi. Cleveland pio-
poses to bieak up , and the honest people aio
glad ol H.
wn n SIM-POUT TIII : iMtnsini.M1 ,
The demociats In tlio hoiisa and senata
have snow n tlioli Ictltv to the adiiiinistia-
lion by iclusing to assist the it-publicans bv
passing bills ovei the ptesident's veto. It
was believed that thov would no with the ic-
publicans when it came to the pension bills ,
but thoi icfuse to do so. They eudoise tlio
piesldeut's vetoes and will reliain ( tout help
ing to undo what ho has done.Vlien the
pensionbillsweienp.it hist tlio democrats
votid lot them , almost nulveisdly. Now
that the bills have been vetoed thev'say that
they cannot impugn fie motives of the presi
dent or luteifeio with his pieiogttivcs. 'Ihc
lepnblh.ins aio smptised , disappointed , in
dignant.
TIM : rtnu.vcii WIDKXS.
It was icpoitcu on jlonday , when Mr. Kan-
dall inttoduccd Ids tanII bill , that.i compiom-
iso had been eftected between him and Mr.
Moulson , wheieby the lattet would scctiie
tonsideiatioii ot tlicnicasuie , but itislcaiucd
now that the bieach between these men is
bioidei and moie maiked than at anytime
hcietoloie , and that there will not onlv not
beiepoited the liaudall bill , but that Moul
son w 111 cut It all to pieces and lepoi t a Moi-
il on bill somewhat a la Pennsjlvanli st > Io.
The ft lends ot Mi. Hind.dl sty th.it it Is an
Insult toi Mr. Moiiisou to woik the bill ovei
and lepoit it gieatly modified , and that it
would bo moiolespeetful to not touch It In
the committee on vva > > and means. I he bill
will not come ti ) ) in the lieu o at all.
wi'siEUN' POSTAL cir\xoi : .
John A. Williams has been commissioned
P'isimastoi at Covlngton , Neb. , and I * . IX
Finch at Fliichfotd , la.
A postollito has been established at Ken
nedy , Chenv county , and Iavid , I. 1'ierco
appointed postmaster.
An older atkcting the seivlco on the Rtai
mail lontetiom Ueaver Crossing to bewatd ,
Neb. , was issued today as follows : From
Jul ) li ? , embrace and end at T.uuoia , omit
ting Sevvaid , dcieaslng ( the distance seven
miles. Then Inue.iso st-rvko to six trips a
vv eek.
Cliingcs have been oulered as follow sin
the tlmu schedules ot the bt.n mall iciutes In
Nebraska :
Willow Spilngs to Old Leave Willow
Sjulngs dilfy , excojit Sundays , at 1 11. in. ;
atrivo at Old by 5p. in , LeavuOrd dally , ex
cept Sundays , at a o. in. ; anivoat Willow
bpiingsat Um.
Uisiiiaickto West Point Leave Hlsmarclc
batnidays at 1 p. in. ; arilvo at West 1'olnt by
4p.m. Leivo West 1'olnt Satmdajs at Da.
m. : anivoat Uisuurckby Urn.
Heaver City to Danuiny Leave Heaver
City Mondaj s , Wednesdays and Trld.xvs at 1
n. m. ; anivoat Wllsonvlllob.v Op. in. Leave
Wllsonvlllo Mondajs , WednesdajMand Fti-
da j sat la in. ; an ho at Heavei City bv 1'J
in. i.eaveVilsonvlllc I'ue.sdiM ) , ThuisdavB
and butnidajs atO:80a. : m. ; anivo at Danbury -
bury b > 1'J in. Leave D.inbury Tnesdavs ,
Tliui > dis ; andSatuidajs at 1 li. in. ; arrive
\VHsoii\lllobj \ 03) ) p. m.
Ililln Anproved.
WAsni.vmoK , Julj 2. The president has
appiovcd the diplomatic and coiisul.u appro- '
piiiitlnn bill ; the act authoil/ing the henl-
son and Washlta Valley Itailtoad companv
totonduct and operate a lailway through
Indian territoiy and a number of pilvato
pension bills. lie also vetoed one private
pension bill. 'Ihn house coiumltteo on In
valid pensions resolved to pass over the presi
dent's vetoo the bill granting a pen
sion to Andiew Wilson of Now Voik
Lawler to-day reported the measure back to
the house , giving notion that It would be
called uj > io-inonow. It appears fiom the
lopo't of the committee- that Wilson was
dratted Into the atmy , notwithstanding his
allegation that ho was snlleiln Irom deaf-
ne s and an cvo complaint. In the sen leu
ho contracted [ iheumatlsin and kid
ney disease. and on which ho
based his application. His application was
rejected by the pension bureau on thegiound
that ho was disabled betoio he cnllsted.whlch
was also the reason for the veto. Tlio coni-
mltteo take the position that under the eli-
cnmstanccs the govemwcnt U stopped fiom
setting up n claim ot in ior disability. Law-
ler. member of the Invalid pension
committee ) , also icpoited back a
bill gtantlne a pension to C.
W. Slier , with lecominendation that It bo
passed over the piesldeiit's veto. This Is the
case of u Louisville policeman whoso appli
cation for a pension was on the { 'lonndof
beluga dependant patent. It was denied by
the pension bureau ou the gionnd that the
dependaucy of the claimant was not estab
lished.
Oliolora Appears.1
WAsmxu-io.Y , July 2. The Marino Hos
pital bureau received Information through
the state depaitment that six deaths from
cholera occurred at Dune ami four cases and
two deaths at Flume , jestcrday.
iinusty ; SIIAKCX UP.
Frightful Cxploslon nt the Atlantic
Powder Works.
MonitisTowN , X. J. , Julv 'A A teirlble explosion -
plosion took place this moinlng at the Atlan
tic Cilant I'owdcr works , situated between
McCalnsvllle and Drakesvllle , New Jersey ,
resulting in the lo s of ten lives and Injury to
ten 01 twelve others. The explosion took
place in the mixing house. Thcloisisnot
known nt pu-sent , but will \cryheavj. .
The concussion wnsfcltdtstlncllj for twenty
miles mound , and glass In houses five miles
away was shattered. The cause of the ex
plosion will iirolnbly nnvor be known. A
double foicc ot men began work at 7 a. in.
today , so Hint business could bo suspended
fiom Saturday until 'Iticsday moinliiK. The
explosion oecinred In the mixing room. The
building was blown Into splinters and frng-
incuts of the bodies of worKmen were picked
up f > 00 feet fiom the < cene. Some pieces w ere
t.iken Irom the branches of a tieemany yards
away. ' 1 he latgest portion ot a body > et
found will not weigh llfteen pounds. An
Immense excavation was niiido where the
building stood , and the devastation Is appai-
ent forr X ) tect ineverj diiectlon.
The following Is a list of the mon killed :
Chailcs Jackson , Joscpli N" . Klniier. ( U-oigo
Ammciman , Oeoixo Ilinbill , Theodore
llrjan , Chailes Mllbinn , ( leoigo King , .lolin
Smith , and twobiotliers named Lanbach ,
Ttin
Tlio Proscoutlnn Occupies tlio Day
With Itchuttitl.
DrsMoivi.s , la. , Jnlj 'i. In the Impeach
ment couit to ( Hy the tliuo was taken up b >
the piosecutlon in rebuttal testimony , calling
as a witness Mis. Laura Uenj , aclorkin
Auditoi Hiowu's ollk-e , who heaid thocou-
veisatlon between Vail and Ajics , in which
Vail said ho only p-iid Ids clerks S ! , while ho
chaigcd the companies S" > , because thoj vveio
Incxpei It-need and lie was obliged to teach
them. 1) . W. Smith , a lotmer deputy state
treasuiei , testliied that the warrant to pay
foi the fcTO postage used by llrivvn was paid
by waiiants drawn on the eleik fund. U. r.
btewait , Hrovvn's denitty. testllied totho dlf-
teient anionnts lecefved bv him and what at-
r.xngement Hiown had made with him for an
incicase ol salaiy. They made a sum total
of 84,770. while the salaiv allowed bylaw
was 100 , per je.u. Of this amount ; it70 :
was received fiom bulk examinations. He
also testliied that the wariant stubs were un
intelligible as far as stating explicit ! } the
KIndol seivlceloi which they werodiawn.
The VetPi-ntiH * llctinlon.
Four Mvnisov , la , Jul > 2. The reunion
ot thesoldleisof southeastern Iowa , held at
this place to day , was one of the largest evei
known In this pail ot the state. An address
of welcome was delivered by Hon. J. 1) . M.
Hamilton , and a icsponso by lion John
Irv in , of Keokuk. To-night dllfctent amuse
ments will bemovldcd and to-monow ( Jen-
eral Worth will deliver an addiess. Kxcut-
sioits aie hero from many p.utsand the citj
is thronged with visitors.
o
National Teachers' Convention.
Toii.uKan. . , July 2. [ bpecitl to the
I > KI.J : Tlio National Council ot Kdneatlon
will"hold Its session In Library hall , this city ,
commencing July 8.
Theoidciot exercises will be as follows :
Thnisday , July b , atb p. in. , Larkin Unnton ,
L-L. 1) . , head mastci of the Hostou normal
school , will pi > a tribute to thecharactei and
educational services of Dr. John I ) . Plill-
btick , for many jeart , the supeilntcndent of
tlin Hoston schools.
Friday , July 0 , at9a5 : n. m. , the lepoitot
the committee on clementaiy education will
bo read on the subject of text books In olc-
incntniyschools. Ati : p.m. tlicjeport ot the
committee on city school systems will bo
given on the subject of "Pupils Classiiica-
tiou , Lxauilnation and Promotion. "
On Saturday July 10 , at U.0 : a. m. , will be
niveu theiopoit of the committee on techno
logical education ; subject , "Pedagogical
Value of the School Workshop.1'
At . ! p. in. , report of committee on educa
tion of girls ; subject , "Technical Ti.xlning ot
( Ills. "
Monday , July 12. at 9 : ! > 0 a. m. , lepoit of
committee on higher education ; subject ,
"lllghei Institutions Keiudied. "
At ! ) p. in. , icport of committee on peda
gogics ; subject , "Tho Function ot the Public
bcliool. "
Boj cotters Sentenced.
Nr.vv YOIIK , July : ! . The convicted
bojcottcis on Tliclss , piopiietoi of a conceit
g.uden , weie ariaigned in court today foi
sentence. Judge Hauett inado some strong
icmaiks to them on the lawlessness of the
cilmo ol which they vveio convicted. Ho
said this was a violation of the peace of a
countiy that welcomed foreign born citizens ;
to a conntiv thatoftcied fiecdom and ptlv-
ileges of light ; Miey had violated
public lights and opinions , and
their ollenso was not short ot
blackmail. 'Ihe dlstiibution of ciiculars
beloio places at business was a conspiiacy
and was punishable as such. Tlieh conduct.
It unpunished , would lead to savagely. Thej
may have been misled by bad advice , but
their counsel should have lebiiked them.
They did tiso money tor their own advantngo
and this palliated the clinic. Wo aio told
tli.it it lias been the custom to lob in thatman-
nei. He would not Iui ) > ese the full penalty
ol the law as they vvcio woiklnumen. The
jndgo then hentouced Paul \ViIt/lg \ and
lleiny Holdoif to two jc.iiriand ten mouths
at haul Jabot ; Michael Stioh and Julius
Itosciibeig toonoveai and six mouths Im-
pilsonnient : Daniel Dauenliauscr , the most
violent of bovcotters , got three jcars and
elglit months in the state piison.
Another PciiHlnn Afuto ,
WASIIINOIOX , July 2. The piesident to
day letuincd to the house without approval
the act granting a pension to William Hoone.
It appc.us that Uoone , who had never made
application for a pension to the pension of-
llce , enlisted In August , ibn-j , was In an
action of November of the Fame year , and
was taken prisoner and at unco patoled.
Dining his paiolo ho took piit in a Fourth of
July telebr.ttlon at Amora , III. , In 18U3 , and
was tenibl ) Injuied by the dlschaige ot a
cannon which he was assisting to manage.
In lovlewlng the case the president sajs lie
is unable todiseovct any illation between
the accident and mllitaiy scHvleo or any
leasnn why the pension Is granted as pio-
posed by this bllL There should not also bo
pensions granted to any ot the companions
of the claimant vvhochfinccd tube injured at
the same time.
Swelling the Parnoll Fuuil.
DIITJIOI J.July 2. When the second read
ing of the home-ruin ib'lll was defeated In
parllament.lt was promised that 31,0JO would
bo sent as campaign expenses foi each Irish
mcmbci voting foi It. The following cable
dispatch was fentfiom hero to-da > :
" To Parnetl ; Five thousand pounds more
transmitted to join trustees.ho league In
Ameilca moro than made good It.s engage
ment. CIIAIU.KS O'Kui.nt , Tteasuiei. "
This makes in.ouo or SbS.OOO sent by Dr.
O'l ! illy within nweek , or Sl.OJO foi each
liish member who \ote < l with Parnell tor the
second leading.
The IJIeht Hour Jny.
WASiu.voro.v , July 'J. The Hist coni ] > -
ttoller of the treasury made a decision that
when a laborer , workman or mechanic em
ployed in any of the executive departments
mo teqnlrcd to work moro than eight hours a
day they are entitled to extra compensation
foi extta woik , nnlev thctels a contract with
the head of the depaitment to the con tnuy ,
The decision applies ( n only the three classes
named and not tocleiks and other employed.
For the Mississippi Coininlaslon.
WAsuixf.io.v , July tJ , Senatoi d'ibaon
tonlay submitted a proposed amendment to
thosundiy civil appioprlatlon bill to aupio-
prlato SlOO.OOOfor the salaries of traveling
and olllco expenses ot the Mississippi i\cr | \
commission and the assistant tugiutcis
undei U. ,
iX INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT ,
Kearney's ' Great Oanal Flooded With Water
From the Platte ,
DETAILS OF THEGRAND SCHEME.
Its PouotH Until I'or Practical AVork
niitl Pleasure Close ofthc Genoa
Indian Training Soliool
Ttic Clirxutnu < | unns.
Tlio Kearney Canal.
KBAIWIV , Nob. , .July 3. | Sicrl.il | to llio
Hin : | The meat topic heic uoIs the canal
Into which the water was let a few davs since ,
and tlio old tmlea niul nonelleeis ! have
been foiecd to acknowledge , by actual demon
stration that water will run down hill.
Having sho\\ii that the scheme is a success ,
thcpeoplc In the vicinity arc u.itinally very
enthusiastic , nnd populai opinion Is that
Keainey Is on the edge of a boom , such as
never has been it-illzed In the hlstorj of the
west. And this Intcinal Impiovcmcut Is In
directly the caiiso of It. Youi coi respondent
diovoout and m.idca pci'-on.il o\ainlnntlon
of tlie working of the ontcipiisc , and lonnd
It to bo a much linger uff.ili than Is supposed.
In fact , It Is ix gigantic deal and l vvoithy of
inoio consideration than the people have
Riven It credit foi , The c.ui.il leads oil fioni
tlio Platte ilvci at a point sonic sixteen miles
nbo\onnd west of toMI , Is about twenty feet
wide and four feet deep As It leave ? the
ilvcr It bc.us to the north and follows Its
course along the blutfs of the 1'latte valley.
At sevoial points along these bluffs thcic aio
"canj oils" or * 'di.ivvs ' , " setting back some
distance , and the canal ciosscs these. In so
doing a bank of eaith Is thiuwn upon the
lowur side only , which allows thcwjter to
till these "dr.xws" and In some casts the
water sets bick for two miles with 'an ex
treme depth of about hfty feet.
'Iluio are three of these large canyons ,
near town , which serve as resetvolis , and
will holdast amount of watei In icsctve ,
which iibsmes a complete success niidei any
possible need. Along the line of the c.ui.il
tliere arc constructed ' 'oveillows" that will
allow nnv sin plus watei th.it m.iy comedown
these "draws" to escape withoutcntlatinet-
Ing the embankment" . These "draws , " as
they till with the Platte il\ei watei , ate \ciy
pltttnesiiue , to siy the least , and aio the largest -
est hikes found In thestatc. The ou nlon is
expressed that this w ill some day , in the neai
lutuie , become famous us a smmnci icsoit ,
foi the facilities for boiling , bathing and
llsldiig me lenlly fascinating. The state lish
commission have leeontly stocked these lakes
w ith thousands of youngsters , and largo cat
and other \.ulptles havo.ilready been caught
as they tun in fiom the liver.
Mi. 1'iank , who has the key to the canal In
his pocket , Ib iccelvlug inoie applications for
watei power than hecan accommodate , and
many otitcrmising manufacturers aie soon to
locate In Keatnoy. bo much demand lor
power has caused the management to con
sider the advisability of making the canal
laigei , stud no doubt the tnptcity will be
doubled in another jeai. Muenciedlt Is due
thepiojeetots.ind pusheis of the scheme ,
who me all Kearney men , foi they have slm-
plvdomonstiatcda point that other towns
along thoilvci may take advantage of.
In following the gieat enteiilse | up to the
Likes.i distance ol two 01 thiee miles , we
pass the great lefotm school. The Holly
water works company have lecently pin-
chased a one-third inteiest in the canal , nnd
the people aie voting foi city watei. bevoral
USlalciijfates" are being put in along the line
for Iilgatlon purposes , and the wholoar-
langcment picsents an air ot stability and
common si use which will give moiemibstan-
thl suppott to the state than any Inland Im-
piovcincnt thus tai dc'linoiteil.j
Graduating Good Indians.
OI\OA : , Neb. , July2. [ Special to the IJp.r.J
The closing exeieises of the Indian training
bcliool at this place were held In the main
eliool loom of the building. About two bun-
died invitations \\ciosent out to ft lends of
the Institution , and when the opening hour
auivcd the largo loom was Idled to ovei-
tlovvlng with an aupioclotlvo audience , many
having driven Irom nelghboiing towns ,
among whom vvcio about twenty peisous
fiom Columbus. At 8 o'clock the oxciolses
commenced , and a veiy entertaining pio-
giatnmo was well tendered by the childten.
who , by tlieh piolieiency In speaking 0111
language , and tlio able manner In which tnuy
piodntcd the orations , songs , cssiys , etc. ,
showed t lie careful ttainlng lliey had icccived
tiout the faculty In charge of the school.
These childien have only been at the school
toiiitilllo ovci two yeats , and the change
that has been made In their appearance and
dcpoitntcnt since coming hero Is iciimkahlc ,
as when they anlved here they were almost
in aptlmcv.il state , a largo number of them
not being able to oven speak the English
language , and nonoot them hav ing an > edu
cation vvhatovci. Tlio man clous changes
wlikh have been made show that out gov
ernment Ins a gtent work to do In elv Ill/ing
these watds of tholis , and theio Is none thai
will redound MO much to their credit when
executed. In the end the countrv w ill bo the
gainer by it , as the ehlldicn , when their edu
cation Is received , will become ublu to sus-
tnln themselves and fully qualified to cope
with the duties of lite , while the bent-lit they
willdciivo therefioin is incalculable.
A l.iruo mead of praise should boawauhd
Superintendent Chase lor the manner In
which huhas conducted thoalfahsof the in-
htilution , nnd also to the tcaeheis who have
so ably assisted him In the discharge of the
atduotib duties to which they have been as
signed. IJut the care and attention which
theylnvo bestowed upon them piovolhat
they uro enlisted heattlly In the woik , and
thai they ate ably ( jualilied to 1111 their posi
tions. New buildings aio soon to be elected ,
and It IB honed that the proper olliclals will
boon t.iko the ncccssaty steps to have tlio
bullditu still further onlaigcd and give the
youus Indians who are giovvlng uji in the
agencies a chance to bt'enmu law-abiding clt-
i/ensoioui gieatieiuiblic.
Tlio Day at Crete.
CIIKTI ; , Neb , July ' . ) . [ Special Tolesrnm
totho UKK. ] The outlook this moinlng for
the assembly Is still vciy eiicoui.tglng. The
weather signal ptomlscs us good weathet ,
and Itceitalnlv isas sunshiny and cool as one
could wish. In enthusiasmminilH'iHaml Inter
est , the assembly continues to increase. The
eaily moinlng train biought many new ar
rivals. Haclcmen vveio over beforu 7 o'clock ,
bringing w Ith them additions to the Dumber
aheulyhero. The ic/nlar ually meetings
will begin In earnest. The platform for the
music class was well lillc.l at the appointed
hour , led by Mr. 1A. . Ulcker. .1 thoronzh
alul capable leader. At 0 the Intermoillato
noiinal class was opened by Jtev. J. I ) . Stew
art , frank Beaut then Uu ht them
In MA Interesting way for a blunt
tiiiio. Ho Impicsscd upon thelt minds the
fact that theio w010 two district classes of
boys the good and Indttstilous , and the la/y
and shirking boys. Ho strikingly Illustrated
his point by a specimen of each of the two
kinds of boys , di.ivwi on the blackboard HO
true to life that they evoked a goo.l deal of
Iiu0'hter , jetjustiiscuitalnly uudo all feel
theilllferenc't. ' Ho held the clojo attention
of the ehildrcti horn beginning to end ,
"I'ansj" took chaise of the primary class ,
assisted at the blackboard and oignn by her
son. The noimal hall was lilloltolts utmost
capacity and peoplociowdid about the door
and windows eager to hear and BCD this Inter
esting siMukoi. Jlei volro was clear and dis
tinct , and she captivated the heaits of tlio
chlhlien by her inteiusting and winning
manner. Uev. A. K. DnnninggAvn his class
a blaekboaiil evcrelso on tlielilo of ClnUt.
WAfJocIock p. m. the graduation suivices
of the t1. L. S. 0. took place
Itev. A. K. Dunning made the open ,
ing piayu , iitui which Piofebsor ti
S. Holmes pir c-ntci1 - the ccitlilcates to the
gr.nluites with appioprlato romarlllio
prmlmtrs who were present were lllla K.
Klce. ( tcorge A. .loplfn and Anna Marks.
( Vrtlflcates wetpnlio tobeglvca to Mrs S
( ' . long\vorth , ( loodrirh 11 Hurlbut nnd
Kiuiiia li Kellojtg , all ot whom vveio unable
to bo piesenl.
Dr. I.vman Vbbott gave the addros * . sub
ject : "The Demociaoy of Learning. " It
was a tieat foi all who hid the pie isiito of
listening to It. He laid very little stress on
the ineto teehnlcal , as it is often called , book
education , while the hltrher and better edu
cation waslettont. Ho closed his addioss
bv urging all who were not alieady members
ot the ( . ' . I , . S. C. to become so.
At 4 o'clock "l.un " talk
> gave a , not a
lertuio , to the primal } to.irhen In the glove.
Kev ( leorgo T. Allneeht. of Omaha , super
intendent ol thocriiian ! inNsions who ar
rived on the grounds vesteidiiv. received a
telegram tell'iii ' ; him of the sudden death of
Ids little sou. He. with Ids wlleand son , Imd
biielj time to leieh the train foi Omaha.
Kov. A. Iliuss , Ids wife and two childien ,
came on list night's train A meeting of the
stockholders was held at the pavilion att
o'clock this afteinoon.
At the opening of the evening's service ,
Miss Coia ( Sales , who Imslouz ta'mht ' niusle
at Donne college , sane a beautiful solo , "Illid
of the Mountain , " Mi. 1' . I. I oss. iiiesulent
of the asscmblv , then gave the people . .xeiy
coidial Invitation to' visit ( lie oWivatory
connected with Ho.tuo college to night after
the set vice and Inspect Hie heavens tlnougii
the largo trlcscnne. Tlioleduio then given
bv li. livmixn Abbott on " 1'ho lndustil.il
devolution , " vvasgi-und. \\asall\e ques
tion tieated in a live manner.
I'ltomiAMvii ion io-viniiiiovv.
1'iavei servhe at ? : . > 0 H m.atalk ; bv li
IA man Abbott on "The Old and New The-
ologj , " ntb o'clock : chains class at the sime
houi. Theilllleient not mat classes take up
the lemalnder of the moining. Mis. Alden
( "Taiisj" ) will lead an unpublished Mon , il
lustrated bv Ktank Heaid at the blackboard ,
at ! i o'clock p. in. Mrs. Alden's talk to the
pilnmij teixcheis at 4 o'clock. Chants 10
hears tl at the suite hour. I.eetuie with views
up the Khlne fiom lierlln b > Chatles K.
liolon.
_
Chiiu'li HIIJH Dnniage Wlieat.
Cm sTi.n , Xeb. , July 2. ( Special to the
UKI : . | Mho ( hineh bugs have been making
gtc.it havoc with the spring wheat. Some
ilulds aie eutlrelj destroved , otheis gieatly
damaged , and scaicelj any lett untouched.
When the biurs get thioiuh with llio wheat
thev attack ad join in , ' cointields and are dam
aging them to some extent.
Hi. i vmi.nr , Veb , Julv 'i [ Special to the
Hr.i .J 1'iospccls for nlf kinds nl ciops.uo
good with the exception ot wheat , widen the
chinch bugs aie taking to some extent.
HI.IIIIOV , Neb , .lily 2. [ Special to the
Bu.l : Ctops have needed lain badly foi
some time until hist Satuiday , when a co
pious downpoin eame to theh icllef. Wheat
is sutlciiuj liom tliedepiedatlous of chinch
bugs , many Holds having been taken entirely
and not consldeicd woith harvesting. Coin
Is grow lug ilnely , and although sninll for the
season of the yeai bids fail to make a good
crop.
Store llublicil.
15iATtici : : : , July 2. [ Special 'lelegram to
the Hi K. ] The drug store of Clancy Smith
at this place was entered by umglars last
night. 'Jhestoio was thoroughlj ransacked
and a couple of do en bottles of line Ihmois ,
seveial bundled eigais and about twentj-hvc
dollais In cash taken. The lobbeis gained
entiance tlnough a cellar window. No cine
as jet to the peipetiatois.
After the
HnniiO'N , Neb. , July 'J. [ Special to the
ISr.i : . ] A oiotlici of iili Owens , the Ijnthcd
rapist , who Isa respected fanner llv In ? six
miles east of Hebion , icttnned fiom Iowa
last week , where howasnt the time of the
hnching , and , it Is said , has detectives at
woik looking up the Ijncl'eis. Ho says he
will use up Ills two fnims tracing and bilng-
ing tlio Jjnehcrs to imnishment.
Can Celoliralo IVItli Spirit.
Kinnni-.s-sAN , Neb , July 2. [ Special to the
lii ? : : . ] A great tiuio Is expected hcio to
morrow. With a piospeet of a bountiful
crop and geneial good feeling the nationil
annlvoisaiy will bceelebiated with the usual
splilt.
Wcallier Poi-
Cenetallj fair wcathei with stallonaty
teniciatuie. ]
Rates ICslabllslied.
Ni.w 1'oni , , Jnlj U. Tlio trunk line exec
utive commilteu and e < iiiui.il jnssenger
aaents of lines east of Chicago , held a joint
meeting lieio to dxy. Tlio question of i.des
cast of Chicago w as discussed and an acree-
mentwas eiitcicd Into , dating July 1. by
which full tales will bo maintained on all
loads this side of Chicago. If the wcstein
roads dinoso to cut tlnough i.lles , they will
have to pay lull late east ot Chicago and
stand t'io ' loss. The Haltlmoie iV , Ohio com
pany wasdisciissed but no action was taken.
Othei business oLaioutlnc iiatuio was tians-
atted.
A'Svv indlin Drnninier.
Nivv : Yonic , Jnlj ' . ' . A young man named
Clatk , claiming to icj > iesenl Joidan , Matsh
tCo.of New Yoik , Is cndeavoilng to con
sign millinery and laney goods to inllllneis
and diess makers In Wisconsin and other
westein states. When ho takes an older ho
informs the eiistomei that tlio goods will bo
shipped In a walnut case , and he collects
&IW in advance for the ease , tltu same to bo
t.xkei : out of the account .liter the sales are
made. Aflet the ease is p dd for ho Is not
heaid of again. .Joidan , Matsh A ; Co. nevoi
heaid of his exlstcncn.
A ninul ; ItuplHt Hunt ; .
CiiAtir.oi n : , N. 0. , July 2. Fi .ink Oaston
( colored ) was hanged to-day at Salisbury In
thepiosoncoof a laigoeiowd for i.ipo upon
a whlto woman sonio weeks ago. Ho as
cended the scallold with a linn step. Aftei
the singing of a hymn and prajer , C.aston
confess d thotilmo in a rambling speech and
asked the Hheillf to exeento qnU kly. His
neck was not bioknn bj the fall and ho
stiangled to death in eighteen minutes. The
cnlpilt showed no signs of feai.
'llio li.ivarlan Cnlilnot
Mt'Mf ir , July S. 'llio cabinet , of which
Ii. Ilaion J. Van I < uU Is piesldent , has le-
slgned ,
Care for the Children
Cldlihcn feel the debility of tlio cluuglng
seasons , even more than adults , and they be
come dots , pecvUh , and uncontrollable ,
Tlio blood should bo cleansed and the system
lav Igoratcd by the use of Hood's Karsajiarllla.
"Last Bprlng my two children wcio vaccl.
nntccl. .Soon after , they hi uko ( ill out with run-
nlut.sores , go dreadful I thought I should losu
them. Hood's Buroap.irlUa cured them com
pletely ; and they have been healthy cvtr
since. I do fed that Ilood'tt bnsaparllli
saved my children to me. " Jilts , 0. L.
XitoMi'so.v , West Warren , Mass.
Purify the Blood
Hoods Simparllla Is chanoterlzed by
three iicculljiillc3i Itt , the combination ot
remeillil agents i 2d , the proportion ; 3d , the
proem of inuring the active medicinal
qualities. The result Is a me dlclno of unusual
strength , effecting tuics Jdiheito unknown.
Bend for book containing additional evidence.
"Ilood's Harsanarllla tones up my system ,
pin lilts my blood , Blnrjitus in > nmntltei , and
MtflllS tO llUkU IIIQ OVir. " J 1' . lllOJU'dClh.
.UeKUtvr ol Deeds , Lou til , Mass.
"Hood's BarsnparlllT beats .ill nthci * . and
northItiwclulitIniinld. " I JUijii.xoro.lf : ,
1-013auli btrttt , New Voi k City.
Hood's- Sarsaparilla
Sold l.y all ( JniKglsts. | Islxforf5. Madr
onljbyai.HOOD & CO. , J.o rll , Ma's.
IQO Doses , Ono Dollar.
The Senate Fimlly Passes tlio Leglslativo
Bill After Much Discussion ,
TALKS ON THE CIVIL SERVICE.
The Ilouoo IeclIcn That the O < neiti
nictitVIII Not Pny Tor Dunks
I'or Vlslto IH ( u the Xaval
Aundciny.
In tlio Scnntc.
W.vsittvjioN.lul.v ( 2. I'ho amendment to
tlie legislative apprnpilntlon bill for an addi
tional clerk lor the civ II setvlcc commission
was opposed bv Mi. Vance , who lenmrkcd
that If the commission was un.xb'o ' to do any
meie btisue.ss | it would be so much the bet
ter.
ter.Mi.
Mi. biiilsbmy looked upon the civil scrvlco
oommlsslon , fiom beginning to cud , as n
useless piece ot in ichlneiy. If he hxd his
wav , ho would n p'al tlio law.
Mr. Vooi bees said ho luul never bet-n fey
the law , slecplugor waking ; but while It was
a law. ho would tieat It laiily and irlve It a
lalrchancc. If theie was any good In It , ho
hoped the good would mine out. 1'ho fact
would be made m tnlfest In due time and the
people would piss upon It.
Mi. Ingalls did not \\ondei at Mi. Voor-
hees being in lavoi of tlie civil seivieo law IH
admlnlslcied by the demociatle puty , and
heiimdcd limn a statement ol the cominls-
slouei ol p-usioiis that out ol seventy-seven
men appointed by him under the elv II service
rule , seventj two wcio demociats and the
othei live \\eio ot unknown politics. Ho
had no doubt that II the eleiieal toico of tho' '
commission Imd been sulllelent the politics oC
theuthei live \vould \ have been found out and
the men would have been Icmocrats.
Mi. Vootlieesd'-tended the commissioner
of pensions and commended the practice ofi
thetwogreat p.ntlcs of putting thelt own ad-
hctcnts intoolllce. Still Ins would no moro
cut down tlie foico of the civil service coin *
mission , or denv Its means of giving the sys
tem a fair ttl.il tlrm lie would vote to cut oft
supplies Irom an ami ) in the lieid , even if ho
did not appnivool the policy of vvai. The
commission was discharging Its duties , and
he was tor upholding its hands in n liberal
and piopei splilt.
Mi. Hairisoii siid that if the civil servlco
commission needed any additional clerical
hell ) ho was willing to give it. It It should
be tound , howcvei. that ( he olllee was In
some wa > admin steied so as to give it a par
tisan tin n , so that while things vveio pioinls-
ctiously and fairly thiown Into the mill ,
nothing but demoenitlc tesiilts came out , i (
would be timeenouh then to iitiangc the
commission and hold It to a just lesponsi-
btlity.
Mr. Haw lev said that the interests of the
countiy demanded a lesoluto and peislstent
attempt to icicli immovcmtMits in the publlp
service. Altci a tluec-yeai's trial , ho bof
Heved the bill was stioniici now In tliu uublld
icsncct than It was when It was passed. It
wits tone expected that Mich a law would bo
Imporkctlv executed.
Messis 'lellei and Dawes vveio In favor ol
the law , and Mr. Call ommsed it. 'Ihe dib-
cussion then closed and the amendment was
adopted ! iO to 11.
Tlio au endmeiit increasing the salaries
of the assistant tieasnrei at It.iltimoie , and
also at Hoston , beyond tliu amounts In the
house bill , gave rif-o to another discussion ,
but they wcte linaily.agiced to.
' 1 lie amendments inciexslnu the compensa
tion of the commlsbioiiei ot pensions fiom
4000 tofl.COOwas icjected-ai lo .T. The
vote was subsequently iejeluded nnd the
amendment agieed to without division. A
like amendment as to the commisslomr ot
p itenis was agieed to 'Jl to 1 ! > . The amend
ment Inci easing tlie compensation ot the
solicitor of the tie.is.my fiom 51,003 to (51'JOO ( '
vas u-jected.
All amendnienls being voted on , the bill
was passed.
'Ihe senate then took tin the ihcr and Imr-
boi ap ) r.ipiiation hill. Betoio the leading
ol the bill was concluded , li. Kustls called
up the icsoliitions in connedlon with the
death In this clti , on the llth ut Mnich hist ,
of Hon. Midi-xel Hanahan , a icpiesentatlvo
fiom Louisiana. Attci the dellveiy ot enlo- |
glcsonthe life nnd charactei ol the de
ceased by Mesbts. r.ustisand ( ilbion ihoie'-o-
lutions vveio adopted and the senate ail-
joutncd till to-moriOw ,
The HOIIHC
WAfiiiNiTOJulys Mr. Pay son , fiom
tliocomnilttcc on public lands , icpoited back
the bill forfeiting lands gtanted to ceitaln
soutlicin states to aid in the constiuction of
i.ilhoads with the hcnato amendment excont-
Ingtho Onlf Aibhlp Island 11111101(1 ( from the
teims of ( ho foilcltiire. M r. Pay son
said that the committee leoommended
( oncnircnto In the amendment The
Hill , as amended , would foifeitthu lands oC
six railroads , audhcthouchttluitBlic-sovcntha
of a loat was bettci than no bicad.
Mi. Anderson opposed concnricnce.
Mi. Weaver cndoised Mr. Anderson's re-
maiks and favored sending the bl'l ' to p con *
feienco committee.
Mi. Adams thought that the amendments
should bu non com uried In , as ho paw no
ic-nson foi excepting the ( inlf .1 .Ship Inland
lailioad fiom the operation of tlio bill vvhlCli
applied to othei lallio.uls In UMictly the snino
condition , 'Iho amendment was agreed toM
\M \ to ! ! 7.
On motion nf Mi. Cobb the senata amend
ments vveio non-umcuired In to tlio bill re
pealing tlio me cmptlon , timber cultuio and
dcscit land laws , and MI-SSIS. Cobb , Mtono ot
Missoml , nnd Payhon weio appohrsxU 83
fonleites. .
The house went Into commltteo or the
whole on ( ho geneial dellcieney bill. Theio
was nogoueial dcbatuand the bill was lei th-
with lead foi amendments ,
Mi. C'aunon oileied an amendment making
an appiopilatlon foi the najmenlof claims of
the Pacllie Mall btexmshlp eoinpiny tor the
transportation ot tioops to I'anam.i In June ,
168T ) . He maintained that It was llio duty ot
congiess to pav thlselaim , which had aeeiued
by IIMSOII of the otdoi oi Piesident Cleve
land , nndei st dnle , M-nding ( loop * to Pan
ama to pint oil tlie pioncuy of Ameik-an citl-
/eiiK. Not to piovldu the apiiopiintlon ]
would cast u CUIIHUIC upon the nrctddont. 'Iho
amendmeut was agiccd lo TO to13. .
The clause nuking an iippiopilutlon of
Suitor dellcieney in thu o\peuscs or the
bond ot vlHltotn to the naval academy in
June , lvv > . bavins been u-ached , Mr , liurneri
sent to the cleik's desk and had read a
voucher submitted by the dlsljuinlug olllccr
of Annajiolls giving an iteml/ed statement of
the extmiiHes Inclined.
Mr. Dlngley otlend an lunemliucnt ] iio-
\idlng tliat nonool this sum , oi otlmr appro *
pilnllons made by congieiH foi thu oxpcnst-a
ot the board ol vlsltom , Hindi bo used to pay
lei intoxicating Ihiuois. 'Iho amendment
was adopl'1' ! fl > t < iU. ) .
After iinibliiiiK loitj-thifc < if the hundred
and nineteen pagesot the bill , the ( ommlttoo
lose and the IIOIIMI tooU a leiess until H
o'clock , the evening session being foi the
consldeiutlon ot pension bills.
KVI.Nl.Nd fil.hhIUK.
At Its owning session the house got into
a dcad-Io ( ] > , and without tiaii-acliii ! any
business , at 11. r > adjonrncil.
Vrrdlcl A nlnHl Iho U. P.
OJII.M.NM : , Wvo. , , July 8. ( Special Tele
gram to tliu lli'.is.j A ypcclal verdict was
lendeied tudty In the cnAOS of James Mo-
lirhle vs the Union r.icIllcallowlngMtiIJiido
8r,0K ( ) foi an Injury icieivod while In tbo
deli-ndant'ri emplo ) , lint snlinilttiiuiinestlons
ot law to the com I. xvhlch will not uc decldbil
befoieJnly 11) ) . Mclhldo was pualyid and
loat Ids sight by a heavy weight bolng
allowed to pies4 down on him In the ma
chine simp lure.
A HljrtlHInr Dies.
MIN.NT. vioi-oi.is , July - . ' . .1 , A ,
piesident of the National Millets'
i on of ihu United M itus , dll'd ul hid cottugo
i1 I i1 o MlMttonlut till" . incHiliiir. DeulU
ni c.i iM'il oy ( .ituoi In the bovvulj , front
i c > . i.b has. iifcn tulltilu 101 a loin ; due/