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SIXTEENTH ) YEAE. OMAHA. FRIDA JULY 30. 1886. XTMBEK 30.
IIOW THEY TARE THE DOSE
Im ! Oomnfifli on the Kew Tory Viooroj and
Bsoreiary.
BOTH OF THEM ARE COCKNEYS ,
And Ilclonc to the same Old Gnnc nf
JJourbeiti lonchf Tlio licacue'e
Position Vainl Duel
Mnttert.
Occupants.
Di nws , Jnly ' - . New York Herald
C itile < sHri ] l to the Bnr. j The new of-
h'-ials ut the c-attlp is the prat Uipic of the
dav It is considered as something that tlie
xicerov sets ofl his kinship to the notorious
f nstiuictteh bj tlie fact that he got the Catholic
nationalists to vote for him a few jcars ngo
vluii courjuettlng with Countj Down for
parliament He did this bj promising not
to vote ueMiiHt home rule. Both he and the
chie. secictary
AUI notiN rorjrvn ; .
The viceroj is a first cousin of Lord Ran
dolph ( . .hurchlll.who , it Is exected ] , vill
rnntrol him. We l.now Sir
Mi-hael 11 icl.s Bench heieas Bcaconsfield's
Insli se-cietar.v He was tlien as eold ns a
fie asnnsjmpatheaic as a toad , but a care
ful plodder , like the tortoise. The viccioy
haau odd tamily name for tins crisis It I s
\aiie 'Ifiiipcst Hicks-Beach IK n close
Ineud to the ciueeti. who was godmother to
his young daughter. Eerybnahere is re
minded of the celi-bratud mot ot Maurice
( ) ( oiiiiull : "The gicat mistake of the line-
lish covuinment to wards lieland alvva\s was
that the things the Irish people wanted were
rrfused , and what thej didn't dcsiiewas
loiced upon them. ' '
AN OIT.N s > rrsTio\
Tliiguostion us to thepiobable Irisli policy
of the new officials leminds one of what Disraeli -
rae-li eharced on Sii P.ohert I'eel : "You
found the wines baihine and jou stole their
clouies " \ \ ill Lord balisbury steal the home
rule eaiments lett in Gladstone's bathinc
btix'J Dtiier words of Disriii'b suggest themselves -
selves at this eiisis uswe read the list ol tlie
ne'vv cnblnet New catiinet'J Indeed , it is
tht old ton gang we have again ,
A M ui KINO or uoruiiON s.
Lord Londonclerrv , tlioueh oung und fresn ,
IF onlj an ofll-ial of jmttj in the hands of
Beach and Churchill These words of Dis
raeli uu tiom his Manchester speech , made
iu 1 * 2 , and iua > be applied to the Salisbury
povi-rnment ou the Irish question ; "Tlie
ministers on tlie treasurv benches remind mo
of one of those marine landscapes not un
usual on the coast of South America , You
beliok' uiatice ol exhausted volcanoes where
there are occasional earthquakes and often
dark rumblings at sea "
iiAini > .r.Tos s ROIIUT i-osmox.
" \Tefcel sorry lor Lord Hartington amid
these cominc etu thcjuakes Has he no office"
Oh , jes lie N tlie parliamentary croom in
vvaltinc to Lord Sabsburj , a Buckingham
behind the piime minister's rockinccliair.
He w ill not miss Gosehen lone lor he is to
haw the Dublin unnersitj H'-at ' In the place
of Mr Holmes who is to be made a judge
But whatever be the policy of the new oth-
clals. the I'urnollite policy -was announced
bj Mi. Dillon j esterda } ut a meeting of the
national league committee , viz : "To practi-
call } ti cat tlie lush landlords us hostages foi
tne good beha\ior of the English tor } gov-
einnmut coercion to be met bjvvni against
old icuts. "
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AVENGEO IX BLOOD.
Seducer Slum nn the " Field or
Honor. "
Bnrssns , Julj 21) ) . f\evv York Herald
Cable Special to the Br.n ] A fatal duel
was fouclit last night in Belgium between an
urtllleij" lieutenant , Hauvge , and a military
Burgeon , I'luille. Ttie latter w as killed. The
cause of tlie duel was the suspicion of Rauvge
regardiiiatlie iclations ol Piaille with his
vile.Tliej louglit with revolvers in tlie
wood Angelur , nenf Liege. Ilauvge is u
promising oflicei of thirrj-lour jears of age.
Prallle\ho wns onljthlrtjone , was ttie
doctor ofBlamge's wife , whom howas BUS
pected ol having seduced. Ituuvge will be
tried by court martial and probablj ucquitted.
A Girnt Cbe-SB Plajei' Blunder.
Losioj , Julv .10. la. m. [ Kew Yoik Her
ald Cable Spe-cial to the Br.n ] This morn-
lilt's Standaid 1ms a long leader ou the clo-e
of the che-'H congress , iu the course of which
it sajs"Llpseiiutz , tlie young American
jilaj er. drew attention rather hj the charac-
tci than the nuinhei of his victories , for he
beat the best players and was beaten bj- some
In'erloi ones " \Vemustgo back tliirtj-h\e
years lor an example of so lumutkublt
an oversight In a game botvv ecu first-ratt
jilajesrsus that whlcli occurred when Zuker-
lort wus j''aingLlj ' > scliutz. The latter was
w Inning , und the game was watched with
intense interest b } hundreds of spectators
Thedoatai vv us threatened w ith mate ou the
move , aud to avoid it moved his queen , ttius
cMiusiiiz himself to easier nud lalily
obvious < : heckmato In two moves ,
Of couisu he did not nee it
but strange to saj his antagonist also failed
to notice it , and strangest of all. among n
crowd ol interested sjiectators more or les.s
proficient in the came , not one perceived tht
blunder , and it was not till It had be < en ex
posed in a letUir published In these column ;
two dh later thut tlic CHUBS world awoke u
tlie fact"
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HoVns a Dull ; Horse.
Loxi > o\July Ul,4a m. fXow ioikHoralc' '
Cable Special to tlio BLE. ] Henry Mat
tlievvs , tlui new home secretaiy , who was
counsel for Mi. Crawford in the recent case ,
maj be placed iu a de'lcate ' position , as lit
ma } huvo the lofipoiisiblhty of deciding
whether Dllke sh.ill bo prosecuted for pel
jurj. Mail } j ears ago ho was u membei o
parliament lor Dunguivun iu tlie pail la
inent ol IWk.w lien ho was selected ns a liberal
conservative. Though an Englishman , lit
vas a Koinnn Catholic , and his cieod
which Mood In his way in EUR
ltid , constituted his principal clain
tin the liisii eloitors. A forcible and impres
ohe tpua sr. he nev rttiels failed to mak
iinv creat maik , and for tlnrteen jears lie
baslioen wlihdnivvn from active political lift
uud onguced in the practice of his profession
Jvowbehus siuldBiil } leaned uud gnisiiec
out of theeicatubtpiizos beloie taUiu hi
teat foi Birmingham. Tbf nominutiuu i
tvulunUy an expuiliueut , tor Muttbevu is t
dui -
Blnc-libiirn , the Clicks C'linmplon.
LOXHOK , July 2 . [ Kow Yoik Herak
Cubic -Special to tlm BLH. J It has N-eti tic-
cided tlmt tlif tic scores w ore to be plnj od ofl
by a contest of two cumcs. Blackbmn wet
tl e first and O-duj drew the second , thaio
fore winning the hrst iiriMs. Burn n olvo <
Ibe e oond. JTuusBat and Tl6nl' nlmuf
vlajeel two tames , tothol whicli wtire diawn
U he third hnd loutth iilanes aiethurtfor
ft ill undecided. That will nut be pljxtut auj
lattliur , the prir.eb having been oquailj 01
\ided.
GermnnE Bounced.
BEIUJK , Julj 2V , The snttsn otcmr '
Lns trvelfd ! mcmben nt the fJrrn j.u J , s
nvclorv irgm
C.SS.S OF THSaCTUS COoETRY.
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Horrible Merioan Outrnge on An Amsri-
c&n Citizen "Whose Daath
Mtut Bt Averrod.
GALvn 7ON , Tex , July 29 rinnclBPO
Ilsiures , a nnturnlized Amoricnn citizen ,
wbo was nrrt rt d and Min-ende-red nlclit
liflforeiait , without R hearing , by County
.ludet Iloffstt'tter. niwn demand o * Chluf of
I'olice Mondrneon. of Piedras Necras ,
of Mexico. thMt be wa ; a horse thl f.
tRlen from a Mexican prison
elcht hours after his innAtecrntiou.
and carried two miles bulow
Tiedrns Neeras with his bands tied behind
him and bnitimllj shot , ttnd buried ul the
cointnand of Mondiitron. The murdered
IDRU hud taken out his pvisrs of cltirenship
Aticust 1.1 l TS. and prominent men In Uncle
IVw Mid I'ledrai. A'ecras bear testiluon that
Jtasures wa& ( in upright and honest man.
Thesooret nndoiliinc this infamous out
rage is tlmt Uasuies had won the affections of
a woman of whom Chief Mondrncon
. onanioied. Mondracon swcarlnt ; AUH-
cante detailed two of hi" trnstj lieutenants
UP nicht to murder bis rival. Jtasmes
i , dlr dlsanlcil his assailants and escaped to
> nsle Pass. Mmidraeon. however , doter-
nined upon hisremoMil , trumped up a ebarce
> [ horse theft against lniu und
tad him ext indited and shot. The
licht tliat Hasuies was delKored to the Mex-
c-an authorities Motidrason left for Saltillo
lot , however befi > iPlKuinecle'uer"d orders
0 bis lieutenants to cvc-ute llasures.
The uctim in a pathetic let-
e r apjiealedo Vtiltci ) States Consul
.Mm to sa\e him sauns : that he was an
muiicaii citi7en guiltless ot am crime
icainst anv law , and that Maudnuron
lad him anested to cratifv his M'nceanec.
This letter was delheied to Consul Lnn ten
lours after its author had been biisdj shot ,
nor to lecehmethe communication Lvnn
mcl alreacU apjw.ned before ttie authorities ,
of Tudias Ne'rasuud demanded. Inasmuch
as Uasures was an American citien and
: iad be en illecally extradited without inoper
enrespntation or hearinr. tlmt he be forth-
\itli icleased Mondracon said ttmt llasures
i\as out of thtsir hands. Ins e.ise hame been
runsferred to n bicliei court at Saltillo ,
where the consul would \rn\c \ to make
ns demands. Subsequent events -\no\v \ this
issertion of Mondracon false. Consul Lynn
ins teleirraphed the fucti. of the < ase to Seere-
tarj Itayarit , at the same time informinc the
statedcpaitmmit that ieioi1ed ; outrau-cs to
Ameiican citiyens on the Rio Grande
and in Mexico were not cx-
iccerated but true , and buccestinc
\icoioiisnction on the part of the ironeral
covernment foi their protection. The ex
citement here over this terrible outrace is at
1 dancerous pitch , and the counU otticials
who were a partj toil arerouudlvdenounced
and will be summarih remo\cd from office
Tbe Tory Culiltict.
. 2' ) Tbe follow
.lulj ins : appoint
ments ha\e been ofbcially announced : Sec-
retan for foreign affairs , Earl oljlddesleich.
ihlef secretary tor Ireland , Michael Hicks
Beach ; chancellor of the exchequer. Han-
dolj ) Cuurchill , who , bjirtue of his appoint
ment , becomes the recognized leader
of the conservative party in tin
commons , secretarj of w.irV. . H. Smith
lirbt lend of ndmiialty Georce Hamilton ;
lend Inch chancellor. lUion Halsburj . seere-
tan lor India. Fredenct Arthur Stanlev ,
prime minister und first lord of thetieas-
iiu. Sabsbur } . lord lieutenant of Ireland ,
Maiquis of Loudonderrj. Ibe followinc ai > -
olntments ba\c also unduubtedh
K'en decided upon but have
not yet been othclallj announced-
Lord president of the council , Viscount
Cranhook , president of the lo'iu.l co\erument
board , Henrr Chaplin ; Dreaidunt ot the
bo.ird of trade , E. btanhope , noitmaster
pencral , .lohn Manners- commissioner of
mibhc works I > 1'UinUett ; attoruej ireneral ,
II. Webster ; lord chancellor ol Ireland ,
Lord Aslihoi ne.
The tollovMUc additional appointments are
ofliciallj announced- Lord president of the
council , Viscount Cramhrook president of
the board of trade , lit lion EJwaid btan-
hnjw , first commisnionci of woits. lit. Hon.
Ia\id 1'lunl.ctt : jmstmaster ccucr.il , Lord
.lohn Manner * ; lord chaucclloi of lieland ,
Lord Asbournc.
JIL ilou. Cecil Raikes had declined to ac
cept the othcti of home secretarv. which Lord
Salisbury piessed him to take. Ho will
probabU be nominated bv the conservatives
lortlie nfllcc of deputj sjieakei and chair
man of tne ccimmiHsioners in the house of
commons in opposition to Leonard Henrj
Couitiiej , theiadical-liheial candidate.
Salisburj 'B Irish Appointments DC-
tionnced.
Dnst.r ? , Julj 2' ) . United lieland todaj
says : "Truce with the landlords is shattered ,
but the lilsh people have not the least inten
tion to estrancc the English masses. It
would be impassible to produce a more elo
quent e\ample of the noliey of ramtnins T.n-
clish rule down Irish tin oits than is atloidcd
In Siilisbm > 's appointment as li Ish ic ei oj
of the "Marquis ol Londondeii.v. inhcritinc ,
as he docs , the hloud and name ot cut-tin out
and hideous castle lough "
The Tieenian's .loiunal hnjs : "The np-
) iointment ol Lord Londondem to be \ iceioy
of Ireland and llieks-l e.ich lobe chief secre
tary is ominous of eouiciou. Jiibhnicu must
be niopaied lei tnis. "
The loj.ilist press Is rtfcllehtcd o er the
appointment of Londonderry to the loic
lieutenancy.
A Parfw ell to Their
: x Julj Ml. This city is plataided
with appeals tollishmeii to assemble inthoii
tnousands to make as gieat a demonstration
as possible on tlie occasion of the departure
of Lord Lieutenant Abmdeou from Ireland.
The call is signed , -Older ol Citi/ens'and
Trades Council Committee , " uud among
othei things sajs :
"Irishmen , bj nature ofour farewell to
the Euil of Abuideen and his nolilo wife ,
prove that jou appreciate the efforts of Eng
land's greater statesman to secure conces
sion of Ireland's uualleuable .tight to home
i ulc , "
The Mona An em ! > ] } .
MADJSOX Wit , . , Julv 29. The opening
concert ut tlie Moiia Luke iibsombl } last evening -
ing by ttie Schubert quartette und bigiior
Vntall , vloliulbt , and Signor Parnelll , haip-
ist was gie'ted by a line audience uud was a
Bleat success. The education departments
itndoi Dr. Hurlbut Piotessoi Holmes , llev.
Prank Kussell und "Pansv" surted in in
irood bliupe. Miss Fiatieislllr.id und Dr
Deems arc the leutmuis ot to-duj , and it be
ing temperance daj there is uu immense at
tendance.
The Cholera IMnjrne.
VIKKSA , July 29. Three now cases of
cholera nnd two deaths from the nisease me
reported ut Gosslch. At Puma a distressing
state of affairs exists , Exoibltaut pi Ices am
charged for piov isions aud there is a general
stagnation in trade. The Butlurincs of the
pooi nieintonBeuid the diead of "cholera is
lUcrejislns.
Jolinnles
LovDo.v.Julj i9. ! A despatoh trom Cli.na
states tnat Chinese plratus attached tuu
took poss sslin of ttio Dutch pteamci lloU
while Inund for Penatii ; from Auheu. Tht
pirates killtid the cantain aud hft > t mate.
The Dutch uuthortties will uu ostlfate.
7 be Tory Gorornmcnt ,
J o * nos , J uiy Ufujohu Elduu Goi&t , member
n * pail'.umeut elect ( or Chntlmn , iiifuiiiiei
bis suptkirtore In the uoubtitnuucy that ho
wiU puiuablj have to souk ro-elui'tfon , us ho
ct.pin-ta to iiL-oojit & post under the new
Eovcrutneut.
fiuropo's Pcaoe TItreaumed.
lUiut , .Inly M.-An Austrian diplomat
writes to l.e Matin : "The j > eace and cquill
liriuin of Europe arc tliru&tcuud by the rup
ture of the triple ullhince.
OooJo's Successor Noiniuntod. .
\VAanii-Giox , July 29. Thaprosldcn
t- < t 'M' noinltmUou of Gee A. Jenks , o
J' LU . . 'Vui-.a ' , ty Lie to.ic.tur ; e
SENATORS ON THE SURPLUS
and Lively Spmchss on the Morrison
Joint
ALLISON LEADS THE DEBATE.
Slicrmnn Arcup Tor the Amend
ment * . " \Vhilp Ilck and Vest AVniit
tlic Original HOIIMO Uo oliitkm
Adopted No Vote IConuhcd.
Tlic Senate' *
July 29 The chRlr pre-
scnted a pi onlanmtiou b } the governor of
"tnli rttlativt to the\iolntlon of the niHrringe
aw s in that territory. Ituferred to the com
mittee on teirl tones.
Mt. Hoar asked leiuo to report from the
committtee on llbrarv a preamble Htid reso-
ution lor the appointment of a comtnU-
ee ot live senators , the presiding olhcei to
> e one , to consider , formulate nnd report at
he next session of concres" a plan for pioj-
il.v eelehratinc in isif of the adoption of the
constitution , and the four hundredth until-
ersarj InlbB of thb discovery of America
) .v Columbus.
Mt. Hale objected and the resolution vent
over till to moirovt.
The senate proceeded to the consideration
of the hoiiip loint lesoltitlou to ajiplj tlie sur-
ilusiu the trcasuiv to the p.iyment ol the
iiibllc debt , Mr Blair giviuc notice that at
henrst opportunit } he vould call nu the
etoed pt-usion bills accaidius to thtilr order
on the callendar.
Mi Allison , who had leported back the
esolution fiom the committee on finance ,
ipeneJ the debate. He asserted his belief
hat bv the statutes of 1S7D aud lh3J theie had
ioen a dev otiou or dedication of S10J OJO.OOJ
0 be held iu the tieasuij foi the purpose of
maintaining at par in coin all the paper
uotiej issued bv the cov eminent Tlie house
oint lesolutiou know n as the Morrison reso-
ution proposed iu absolute terms to set
ipart dedicate and devote 100.003,030 for
ho specific purpose of redeeming United
btutes noteaud for no other purpose what
ever If that joint resolution should pass
without the clotting of an "i" or crossing ol
a "t" it would stand in the pathwaj of the
secietu } ot the ticusurj in managing cui.
lentbusiuess. 11 the secretary should under
take to use any portion of that 10JOJJOJO
lor current obligations , he would violate n
listiuct uud cleat piovision of the law.
Tlieieiore it was that the committee on
finance had thought it wise to leserve n
luithei woikineluutl of SJO,000,030.
Havmc referred to the speech delivered bv
Senator Beck last De ember , which e\posed ,
lit said , the shame ol the demociatR pobcj ,
he was asked bv Mr. McPhersou to state
what he meant b } that remark , aud he ex
plained his meanine to be this. That tlie
democratic aduunistiation had come into
power bv ci incising adverse ! } the financial
jiolicy of its predecessors , and ttiat more
monej vas held iu the treasurv thun was
ueccssarj to cany on the ordmar } operations
ot the government aud to muintain jiai > er
nionev at ] iar ; that tiom the 4th of March
till tht.uii ol Die ember the democratic
administration had leveled the policj of
tlie republican udmiiiistiutiou and instead
01 pav me the sui plus on public debt had
n cumulated ovei pi' [ ' ,0 0Ui , ( ) ( in the tieasuiv
ovei and abuve tiie piopei ie > ei\e , und that
it wasonl } the speech ol the seuatoi tiom
Kentuck } that ] iut a stop to that policv and
caused the hist call lor ten millions to be
issued. 'J lie bouse lesolution , he said ,
utteil } and absolutely coudeuiued the finan
cial polic } ot the administration. The
senate1 committee on hnance had luolbtied
and sugar coated , in some respt-cts , this
condemnation , still it also piopo-ed to con
demn that polic } , and It would stand
condemned before the couuti } wlu'thei the
reiolutiou should be amended or not
The consideration of the resolution was
temporarily suspended to allow Mr. Conger
to lenort back tiom the committee on com-
meice the house bill with ame-ndnionts to
authorize the Chicago , St Loufs it New Or
leans llaihoad company and the Illinois
Central to coustiuct a budge over the Ohio
river at Cairo. Placed on the calendar.
The consldeiatiou of the surplus lesolution
was icsumed , and Mi. Bjck proceeded to ad
dress the senate. The senators ou either
side , he said , and the admiuistiixtiou muht
as well dismiss all apprehensions relative to
tlie motives and pui no-.es ot the house ol
lejiiesentutives in tlie passage of the joint
resolution , uud might as well nsiuuie that
tlie house ot repieseutatues , constituted as it
was in friendlj accoid with the executive
branch of the goveinment , had not under
taken bj lesoiution either to eensuie , eoti-
demu or embairass the executive branch it
the government It w as fair to saj that the
house thought that It was conducive to the
pujln wellmc not to bung anj eiuboiiaas-
ment on the administtation. He did not sue
anj pui pose In tlie senate amendments ,
w hie h did not make any piactical change In
tlie lesolution except to purpose tosav to the
eountrj that the dcmociatie house of repre
sentatives was not to he trusted nud
ttie lepublicans in the senate had to
amend and change It in order to take awav
what was \ieious in the resolution ! Not be
lie. 'ing thut there vas auj vice in it but be
lieving that , under existing circumstances ,
the resolution was fair und just to the ad
ministration , be should \ote lei it just as
it came from the hoiiic. Mr. Beck declared
that the joint lesolution so fur liom being
a reflection on trie adnunistiatiou or an embarrassment -
barrassment to tht trea urj depai tuieut , w as
the veiv thine a wise administration would
want , because it turned the icspunslbilit }
upon congress , whose agent the seeietarj o'f
the treasurj w as.
Mi Vest addressed the senate in favor of
the joint lesolution as it came fiom the
house. Ho said the light was one between
gold and silvin , between eold und gicen-
tmcks , between men who wanted to make
monev dear ane seaice and high and men
who borrowed mono } , und unless this trouble-
was mushed on equitable Mid lair gioundb it
v ould result iu a struggle luitw eon the cast
und west That was the plain meaning of
the w hole thing.
Mr. bherman addressed the senate in fa01
of the joint lesolution as amended In , the
committee on hnance. He cousicJeiea it not
as a political but as a buaini ss proposition.
The whole of the financial b.vHtcm of the pov-
oinmmouthefiald , icstttd on the fulcrum ol
solid coin , and would be atlected bj uuj tam
pering w ith it Coin v as the basis of all
banking , and nopovoipmeiit ought to eulei
on u business of banking without adopting
all the eonsorv utU e principles ot hanks , li
It aid , some Black Pi ldu > , " or some uuloi-
seeu event would dissipate the whole iinuu-
cial M stem uud make it sink in ruin. He
would give to the democratic administration
of the treasury such a reasonable working
balauc eas would enable It to meet all possi
ble contingencies neither more nor less. He
would let that fund ot ( lOO.ouo.OOQ stand us
long as the pviamids stand , us a basis lei tha
ledeiuntiou of M OCW.OOj greenbacks ,
Mi Teller uavocntod the lesolutiou UK it
came fiom the house
Mi Jones of Nevada , made n Ions speech ,
in which he laid down his theories us to po
litical econonn. and attei speaking nearlj
two hours , j iolilod for a secrttt session.
Attoi agreeing to a coulerence on the
Northern Pacihc land lorleituie bill the sen
ate went into executne so sion and soon ud
jotuned. _
1 lie Ilonfce Proceedings.
WASiiihOTOK , July 29. The house went
into committee of the whole upon the senate
amendment to tiie general deficiency bill.
There was no opposition made to the roooui
mcndatjpn of the committee ou appropna
lions as to concurrence or non-concurrence
iu the amendments , and their consideration
consisted chiefly in their leading. The house
BiilisoQiiently ratified the action ot ttie com
mittee of the wholn nnd a conference -was
ordered , Messrs. Burns , LeFetre and Mc-
Couus being appointed conferees.
Mr. Thomas , of Wisconsin , culled up th
veto njessace on the bill prunting n ] usiou
to Marj * Anderson.
ilr. Etagun , of i'tA st With the Intention
of callinc up the inter-state commerce
bill raised the question of consid
eration. nnd tlif house rofuspd to consider
. , , . ,
Mr Saw \erof Tviscnn-rtn Uien cullc-d tip
heetoert peniion case of Andrew J. oil-
on but the home ol o rafusi-d jens , IW ,
s lii to cwnMfler U
But the t'Bek WHS licit yet clear for the
ntci-siate eommei-ee bill , Mr. Burrow of
Iichienn plndnc ot ) ru' Uons in thewaj in
tie shape of rwootmrottiod pension bills
v inch w ere upon the calendar The ndvi > -
ntcs of the bill tinalh attempted to reach mi
ei 'meut and Mr Matsati of Illinois tine-
tpd tliat the vetoed pension nies on the
calendar he Uikttii up , considered aud votfci
timn. and that iien thp Inter-stAtc commerce
bill shnnld b ? considered
Mr Dunn of Arkansas objected to the ar
rangement sutrseated bi Mr Matron. After
another roll call , however he withdrew his
objection and In ac oiVm o with th tcTins
of the agreement tlic houst lookup for con
sideration the veto messaec on the bill crant-
nen pension to Andrew J. Wilson , and ie-
used jcas , 105 ; IIHVB , sf _ to pass the bill
o\er the eto. the constitutional two-thiids
lot voting in the nflu inutivi
v v ' m v > . ! o ? ;
At tin eveniue session the house passed a
number of ptlvate bills and adjouiued.
n iui : iTcRriLTY.
A Orpbnn Cbllcl Horribly Maltreated
by Hei TJuclc.
Krw TOKK , Julv Jfl ffapecial Telegram to
he Bt i. J liobcrt Mt-lv llle , a carpenter , and
ilswite Elu-a. wc-ri arre-.ted at then home at
> ean street nud Onckumn aveuti'j. East New
Yoik , last night on a warrant issued nt the
nstance of the Societj for Protection of
Mwlu to Cluldren. In an extension built *
irom the hi st flooi of the house was found
Annie Melville , a vonac cirlwho Is a niece
of the prisoners , fehe w as fastened to the
loorbv a rope four feet lone , which allowed
lei to be upon n ban of nigs She Is twelve
j ears old but her sunken cheeks and jellow
skin made her look like n witheied
woman. She navs she is nn orphan.
ilei lather was Di Melville , of Peoria ,
ill. w ho died three t ars nco. leavine some
iiopertv to her ana hei two bi others , v ho
are still in Peoria. The girl was sent here
olive with her uncle tmt he soon began to
lltio.it her. rittcen mouths ace
: ie placed a staple in tlie cement
floor of the cellar and tying ui ope around
: he gill's waist fastened it to tlie staple ,
This rope was one loe.t long. All day she
was held to that staple nnd at nicht wap
Lakeu HIP to the room wheie tht olhcers found
ner " \ \ hen she w as untied the child
lell to the flooi from exhaustion. A
phjsician discovered she had sustained
severe internal injuiies Tlie normal ciicuni-
ference ol her waist was four inches cieatey
than tlie loop of tlie rope w hich encircled
her The lattei bad worn it wav thioueh
tlie dress and into her flesh She was taken
to the t odiiis ot the socintv . The two prisoii-
eis weie locked up and will be anaieneck
Ttie man is about fom-hve jcarsold nud bis
w ife liv e j eais his junior
JTunerRl of Hubert O Thompson.
KLW IToi.K , July u The ] ) iivati luneiul
services attended ou.y bj tlie lamilj of the
deceased commissioner , Hubert O. Tlionij > -
son and twelve pall bearers , were conducted
av Ilev. faamucl beward , pastor of the
Swedenborgian chaiicti ol Vew Jerusalum. in
tlie hotel at 10 o'e-Iock Then the cofllu wus
can md to tlie hearse Fund lolloped by ttie
[ > all bcareis ou foot aud tlie faunlv in car
nages the eorteee moved to t.'ie chuieh and
entered it at 10 47 > a m. 1 lie ediiic t w as
tilled with prominent citircns and
[ jolitical nbsocmtes gathered to do
Honor to the memoir of their deceased
friend. The hoai d eif aldei men w ei e present
in a be > dj wcarlnc laige black badges. A
larce dc .egatiou from the general nnd dis
trict committees of the county deinoeracj
were pit-sent Members of Masonic lodges
to which the dec-eased "belongedwith other
organization occupied seats In the bodj ot
thechmoh All of them woie large bows of
cnipcon thoirmm. The funeial pioceasion
maichtd up the aisle headed by the cleigj-
meu to the chancel , while the choit sang
* Paiadisc , 0 , Paradise. " The ootlin was then
placed at tht foot ol tlie chancel. The pall
oearers then took seats directly in front
Their names were : Judgendrew , s , Truax ,
Allen and Power , Mai or ( iiuce , secretaiv ot
the Na\j AVhitney , District Attomcj Mai-
tiue Allen Campbell. G M fapier Ki"hard
A. Cunningham , Port Sutvevor Beettie and
Elerj Anderson. Tne service of the Episco
pal eJiurch v .is them read by Kev. Dr. Weston -
ton , rector ol bt John's church , with Itev S.
Burden ismith , of Trinity chapel , assistant
Bold Breaks for liberty.
W.Ta.July 23. A whole
sale jail deliverv took place here jestei day.
Twelve pilaouers scaled the walls and
escaped -while the oflicials wereeatinc din
ner. The fugiti\esbeiarded a Baltimore &
Ohio freight train for Pittsburg , and vhen
thej m rived ten of the-ui v ere captured bj a
oi-t of police without trouble
ATUISOKas. . , Jnl } 29. Pour prisoners
conhncd in ttie coui'tv jail in this citv. made
ttieu escape lust night bj making a hole in
the buck wall , through which thej let them
selves down to the ground by means of
blankets. Thiee of the prisoneib weie in for
ininoi offenses , the ! ourtti lei lorgeiy.
Pom farorr , Kas Julj 29 'iesteiday
afternoon all the pi toners iu tlie > county
jail hve in numbe ! .esciped by diccinc a liole
through the wall with u butcher knife , is one
of them have jot been arrested.
Carl Schnrz Tendered an Editorship.
Circn ? ; > ATi , Ohio. Julj 29. [ Special Tele
gram to the Bur.J A report Is curicnt in
journalistic circles heie that Call Selmr ? lias
tieeu tendciod the position of leading editor
ial writer on one of the le-adln ? illustrated
journals ol tins city , and will iu ull probab-
ilitj accojit the oiler. It is stated that
Schunr expressed himself highly delighted
with the tei ms offered him. Pels at pre-
scut hnishingaoltiiiie ol political reminis
cence's , and thut labor , for tlie time bcine ,
monopoll/es his attention , but he v HI wwn
be in a position to pive n definite and final
answer.
Tbe Postal Tnlograph Company.
ISMV YOUK , July -Thefact Is published
this morning that the Postal telegraph eom-
nauj was complete } reoiganized yesterdav
bj the foreclosure and sale ol the old mort
gage. The bonds aud stock were wiped out
The new companj w as formed with a capi
tal stock ot Si dOJ.ooo No bonds or oilier
obligations , now exist. Maekaj is the princi
pal holder of the Mock , The policj of the
now company lit present is to extend its iiues
to all principal points on the Pacific coast
Tbe Pannsnn Canal.
PAJMS , Julj 29. At the annual ineetlnc of
tint shareholders ol tlifi Panama Canal com
pany to-diu , De Lesseps , on behalf of the
board of directors , presented -voluminous
report , w hit h he read. In this he tool : a v orj
favorable \ievv of the faitnation He ex-
jiiessod cnntidoiicc In tlie eouiiletion ) of the
c anal by June iHSi. within the co-,1 estimated
bv longifhs iu IsTli. and said he believed
thoie would be little dlmcultj In snouting the
iiecessurj funds ,
Congreutiional Nominations.
lJ-l > lA. Al oI.ls1 July 20. The republican
convention of the First congressional dis
trict to-day nominated General Alvin 1 * .
Hovey for conciess. The iepul > licans of the
Pifth district nominated liu I' . Chase for
congress.
The Rusbian Block Sea Flert ,
VlI : A , Julyua The Political Corre pon-
dence says ttmt Russia will soon recall the
Mediterranean squadron uud tlmt Vice Ad
miral Kazmipoff commander of the squadron ,
will be transferred to tlie Black Sea licet
A Dofctrnctire War -Rnjrine.
GU&.SOOW , July 29. The new bpanisli
torpedo oruisor , Destruction , was launched
to-day. It Is claimed for her thut she is able
to ov ertake and destroy tlie fastest torpedo
boat beretufoie afloat.
Summer Small Pox.
Julj 20. Theiirst case of small
pox in this city wns ilmtuf u little boj whc
died lute lubt iihjlit
BLOODY WOUNDS REOPENED
Chicago Doatou Describe the Deadly "VTork
ofthoBomo.
MUTE WITNESSES OF THE CRIME.
Ki'cl-Sta.lnecl Garments of the Dead
Police Viewed By tbo tlury
Tbe Pi execution to 1'lnUli
Testimony To-Day
Thr Trial of the Atinrcbl tn.
.luly U . , Sjcial Telenam lethe
the 15r.i. . ] The linportanl featnie ot Undaj's
proptmdincs in the nnnictilst tnal was the an-
nontiecniuut b > the state's nttornej that the
pie eentlouwould conclude its testimouj b\
to-morrow evctunc. It was rumoied uliaut
the coiut loom durtnc the dny that the nrose-
eutlon had lindolph JScunauhclt , ttio bninb
thrower , under arrest and would produce
him in eourt The officials deu'ed. ' however ,
ha\lncain knowledceof Schnauliult's e\act
whereabouts , Drs. Murphj Lee and 15axtei
wwe tailed and dcspnhed the wounds w-
tainen bv the d ad and w otinded omcers
The wounds \\uic neaih all of aracced na
ture aud produced b > pieces ot cut 7inc
thouch a number of vouudsvcie produced
bj bullets. The loin and bloodstained uni
forms of the iiolice were pioduccd in court
lij Lieutenant Bciwler Captain ISlack pio-
tested xeheiu'-ntlj aealnst the exhibition of
these mule witnesses of the In.iror aud cai-
niurc caused at the Ilaj mniket.
"All this is for the sake orpioducine a sou-
saticin , ' ' ci led Captain Itlack.
"Kn , sir , " lejoined fie state's attoniej. "If
I wanted to pioduce a sensation 1 would
brine uianj and niatij an ofliccr hcie on a
sbetchei. "
The w itness coes on poiuUuc out different
articles : "Hero is a shoe ; the heel is oil.
Here is n pair of trousers ; these led stains
aie blood. Here are the pantaloons worn bj
L vienee Wuiphv , the eminent is torn iu
man ; places and a jioition of the cloth is
scared w here it w as burned bi the ilaminc
hot shell. "
Captain Michael Schaack to whose efforts
the arrest of Lmcu aud Engel is uttnbutted ,
as also the discov crv of then bomb lactor.v ,
was called to the stand.
The state's attornej asked bun : "When
did jou first ha\e a com citation with Lingc
about this case"1
"That was about " o'clock In the afternoon
of the dav he w as arrested1 ] asked him his
name , and w here he lived , aud whether he
was at the meeting at "i4 West Lake stieet ou
Mondirv night , lie said yes. 1 asked him
wheie he was on Tuc-iUav night , and he said
he was at home Lie said lie and a man h }
the name of Seligei had b-on on Lairibue
stieet and had several glasses ol beei , and
fiom there he went home. I asked bun then
ahout niakinc dynamite bombs. He said
he liad made some and mei.ut to
use ttieui He looked veij much excited
1 asked him whj be was down on the police ,
lie said he had leason lor it , because thej
had clubbed him out at MiCormick s He
said he w.is down on the capitalists and
found fault with the pobctijor takinc pint
with the capitalists Then 1 aslJlwi him acuin
about the UFO of dj nauiite bombs w by it
nashisjieople did not usp pther kmds of
urms , guns and so ou. Husiiid , what is tne
use ! " IT the capitalists turn out , and the
militia and police with catling guns , we can
not do all } thine against them event w ith
dvnaniite 1 asked him who taught him
about bomb- > and he said he lead all about It
mu scientinc work bv Hurr MostofKew
iork. 1 asked him where he cot his dyna
mite and he said ou Lai e street He said
he hnd made these houibaud mumt to use
them. "
The w itness then produced from a trunk
several bombs , tuses and ca tpics and a pai-
cel ol djiiiimiti , and destnbed the circum
stances under which thev weie found.
Q " 1 > id j ou ev ei experiment w ith any of
the bombs , or an } ol the djnatnite bi ought to
the station" "
A. "Yes. I had fhe of these cas-plpe
bombs made and v ent out to Lake \ lew
w ith Olhcers Stitt and Schuttlei , and we due
a hole thice leet deep and put a bomb into it
and put a cap and tuse to it and touched it
olt. It blew the box all to piece- ) , throw in
the top of it up into the trees. "
The di'lense objectc d to the question ns to
how man } bomb- , had been brought in bv the
officers to the station , and tin eourt holdini :
that the undine ot them bv the officers should
be iirot proved , Mr. Inghaiu withdrew tut
question
Q "Did Lince say anj thing about the
use ol these bombs' '
A ' He said he intended to use them
against tht catling guns ol the militia ; that
a revolution was imnundinc 1 asked him
about that satchel he bnmeht to .Neef place
He said he saw one them. Then 1 asked
him -vvhere he cot the molds to mold the
lound bomltb. He said he made them out oi
claj . that tticj could he used about two times
and then tliej weie no CCMC ! He said he
saw the 'revenee' ciiculai on thf West Side. "
Q 'Who did he say was at his place
Maj JV"
A. "He said about six in all. but he onl3
knew tht twoLfhmaus. "
Tlie iinlice cantain said that Engel wept
whim his wile came to see him , and Eneel
explained In leplj to ins wife's chiain , ; lei
getting into bis pieseut position , that his elo
quence had caused him all his present
trouble.
The defence attempted to Impeach the tes
timony ot the \i itness Thompson duiing the
dav. but the effort was inetlectuaL
The gieater portion ol tht afternoon was
devoted to readlnc incencliiuj articles fiom
the pens of bchwab. Pardons and Spies.
A1".en ant : Art ot NT.
CmrAGoJulj lilt. Stall's Attorney Giln-
nell announced this morning that all testI-
monv lei the state in the an aidants' trial
would belaid beloie the jui } b } to-moriow
evening , bchnaubclt's sistei was among the
sjiectators iu court Oni division ol the
cou't loom was occupied cxcluslve.1 } b }
women. Ir John li Muiphj testihed to
finding Ollleei .lohu Jnrrut with u hole
in the side big enough to admit
bis two lingers He also attended
the following. Chailes Finck , thiee shell
wounds in the lee The pucuhanij of this
shell wound is that Itiuakes uerj small
opening , but inside the soft flush is torn ter
ribly. A C Kellei was Btiuckbj a piece ol
Khell on the light hip , which loduid o\er the
heart , making u lacerated wound eight inches
lone Jo- > , Norman , shell woundpeiforutlne
his loot Olllcer Michael ahuchan wounded
in ttie back , just below the ninth lib He diud
on the seventh da } of poiitoultis.
Officer Conlej woundnd In the lee. Ottmci
Lawrence Murphv , had fifteen shell wounds.
One was iu the neok. There w ei e three or
fotu iu the arms and a piece of shell weigh
ing one and one-half ounces w as out oui of
bis foot Olhcer lliuiot had two shell
wounds in the knee. Officer Kiiic , Des-
plunes stieet station , was struck on ttie tnce
bv u pi ( tee oi shell. Another missile cairied
oil a portion of bis law. OHicer iimdy
liad several flesh wounds in the leg.
Dr. Murph > continued and describ d in de
tail the character of ttie wounds sustained b >
the police officers at the Huymaruet.
Di Lnler was called aud testihed to the
fact of Pieldenlsilinp tiie wituom' ofhie , on
Halstod street , on thenightoi the maahacre
to have a bullet wound iu bis leg dienbud
M. M. Thompson , tlie jounc man who
gate such damaging evidence aeaiust the
leading anarchists on Tueoday , w as recalled
b } the defense und askud w hutn rhe was not
at Grleff b hall on the nicht ol Mu > 4. Ho
replied he was not. He was quehtionod ve ) }
clostJj b.v loiter but did not van am tioui
bis original statumeuts 'i be state s attorney
bioucht out the fact that he had been c.oui-
t lled to move from ills bouse , ou south
Gieen street , owipe to VIMU > from udherehts
of tlie uuarcl Ists , w tie sought to intimidate
him from tal ing the stand
Oflieer Hoffman testihed to finding bombs
neur tlie Ogdui house , which hud bt-.eti
pointed out to him by li.fonutir Lei mui.
- tola of a vus ; amount
of dp dlr ml iile * found under th < > hontf of
Atmrchixt 1'liclll.
LteutctiRtit Howler \m culled ajid cx-hll > -
ited to tne jury the bloortstalnod unllorms ol
thp wounded jmhce oRicws ,
C i > tnln lllnck protested strongly acnlnM
n ch evidence lietnc subniittea l\t de
clared tlmt tt w as onlj for Heusation&l tnir-
.
( irtiine ! ! replied with some fcplint tlmt If
be hurt desired to produce n sensation and to
illustrate ttie mui deroiisclmnictci of the as
sault nt the HnvniRikot. he would haui
liioucht in tH- ( sun iv 01 1. of that night on
stretcher * und ext > o < t l their w ounds ,
Captain Sehanct ; then took th - stund. On
the Hllernoon of Mn14 wtitn LtiiKg WHS
locked up at the Chicaro avenue station
v ituess asked lilui whether he v s nt f-4
"N est Luke street mi the nieht of Mn > . und
he renlied that he wns 11 < nnid he Imd made
0 } liHinitc lei use at the llHViuniket Line :
NHld he Imved the police bPcHiise thev hud
attacked the tK-oiile at Me ( ornncfc's nnd be
cause the } wt're Irlptidl.v tdcipltahstsVhcn
asked win iir did not ticht the police with
guns instead ol dynamtu , Llngc ictilledUmt
the militia Imd runs slid the "ucinllsts hnd to
u-i d.vnniuitB Linee snld lie nmcte thn-e
kinds ot dnnmite He Imd lent tied tiow to
umU- In ien lins bunks , \\hcu witness
examined Llnge's tiunk he found In the
false tmttoin a ( [ unniitv of lusp which he smd
lie liad bought ot a iirm on Lnl > o street
L'njrc ' said he knew Spies and va
at the Ai belter Zvitunc ollice frequc-iitlj.
He had been a socialist us lone ns bt could
think \ \ Itness Imd talk with Encel Ma\
b when tlie latH'i ccmfess d fiat he Imd been
at the im > tlnc at M U cst l.ake stic'et MHV ! > .
When Eneel s wile visited him Lnrtil bioke
down and went and to hei chidlnc for
plncine hiinsell in such n n isltiou hereplie'1
"Mama 1 am cursed with eloquencM
Luuiif Michel sutlcred toi tlie caiHe She h
awoiiiau 1 am a man and will stand it like
a man. " b' hunck explained the te ult < .l
his expel iuionts In exnlnding the bomb- ,
found among Lincg's effects und tlie havoc
the } occasioned Lingg de-Maied he had prc-
pated tlie b.imbs to use them a-rulnst the
cJattline guns of tlie militia In the great
i evolution which liad commenced When
uskccl whole he obtained the molds with
which to fashion tlie bomns he said he had
made them out of ela'v He liad tucked nn
the cas jiitic along tin nvei and whei ever be
coulcllino.it. Sipei sons had called at his
house Mav 4 to obtain bombs
The court then adjourned till 2 o'clock.
THCS PORTING W ORL.D. .
The Base Ball ilccord.
AT W-A-SIIIXGION
Petiolt . o is
Nationals 00001 00000-1
Base Ints Nationals 2 , Dotrolts 1R. Enors
Nationals 11 Dctiolt4. Vmpiio Elliot
Ai PUII.A.IILUUHA. Athletics 8 , fat Louis
10.
10.Piteher Hail and Carutheis. Plrst base
bits AthlctRs \ fat Louis li Euor Atli-
letic fi St Louis 1. Vmpire Walsh.
AT 15 .1.1 UKUL : Louisville 0 , Balti
more 0.
Pitchers llamscv nnd Hcudeison. Pirst
base hits Louisville 14 Baltlmoiel. Eliois
Louisville 1 , Baltimore 4. Umpire Brad-
lej
Ai BI.OOKI "i Brookl } n C , Cincinnati 4
Pirst base hits Biookivn N Cincinnati 14
P.irois Brooklju ! 1 , Cincinnati 4. tJmplie
Kelley
Ai STATLV ISI.AAT > Pittsburgll , Metio-
polltan 2.
Pirst base hits Pittsburc lit ; Metropolitan
S. Errors Pittsburg 1 , Mc'tropolitau 5. Um
pire Valentine.
AT KI.VV YnK : St Louis ,1 Now York 4
Pir-,1 b i.se hits bt Louis 10. New Toik 12
Error' St Louis d , Kew 1 ork 4. Umpuc
Gallney.
AT J'imju > ni.rinA Pi ilaaclphia 13 , an-
as ( Mj i
Pust base hits Philadelphia 17 , Kansn-
Cit"i Enors Pluiadeljihia , K.ausas C.t }
. I'mpiie Fulmci.
Rnclng ot JVn ihington
CmFAJKO yuljfl. . -At Washington park ,
the weather was good , the track good and the
attendance laige.
Mile Gleaner won , Mamie second. Sko-
belofl third. Time 1HG54. Mutuals juud ,
J.O.-W
Mile : Llcia won , Sit Monica second , The
Dude th'jd. ' Time IHTyf. Mutuals paid ,
fc2fi 10
Three-fourths mile : Laiedo won. Terra
Cotta second. Came thhd. Time 1:11 : Mu
tuals paid 511:20
Two Miles- Buchanan won. Idle Pat second
end , Giant b think Time o.tt ) . Mutuals
paid , tT.OO.
Steeplechase , full course- Penn von ,
Auieban second , Mvstic third. Time not
taken. Mutuals paid , S1U.OO.
Ne\v Jersej Races.
MoxMorrn PAKK , X J. , July 29. Hand
icap , for all ages , a mile : Maikiand won ,
Peekskill second , Gonfalon third. Time
Two-jear old-i , thtee-quaiiers mile : Bel-
\ideie won , Puzzle second , Austrian thud.
Time-1:10 : %
Tinec-jear olcls , one mile : LindDii won.
Lansdowne second , baidej third. Time
M4H' .
Uaiidicap for all ages , one and a Quailer
miles : Heel-and'loe won , Barnum second ,
Ten btnke thlid. Time-2l2 : > ( C.
Thee-onaiteit , mile : Mai ah Jledanwon ,
Queen JMhci second , Witch third. Time
.1 % .
Handicap stecjile chase short course :
Hair } Mann won.cillinston second , Tom
Blown third. 'June UW.
Sport at Surutosa.
Si.itA.TocA , X. T. , Juij 29. "Weather clear
and warm , track gooland attendance large
Mile. Ladj Wavword won , Eudurer second
end , Amei tliiid Time 1 44
Porthree-yeni-oldhllies oneandone-eiehth
miles- Millie won , Molhe McCarthy's Last
second Chaille tliiid. Time-l.ri : ! ) .
Handicap , one and one eighth miles-
O'Pallon won , Itojal Aich second , JSJona
thiid Time l.Sb.
Poi nil ages , tlrce-fourths mile : Mono-
eiam von. Shamrock second , Islette third.
Time l-.lO/j.
Handicap steeplechase , two and one-fourth
miles : Bourl e Cochrane won , Disturhauco
stcoLd , Bucephalus third. Time , 4:25.
Dnbuquc Dote.
Dvr.t c > rc , la. , Jnlj 20 , [ Special Telegiam
lothc Br L ] Di. Bunell basbeon called to
the Eighth Piebbjluiinu cliuuh of Chicago.
The jobbeis nud manulactnieibolDubnque
ha've telegiaphed faouator Allison und Con-
gieasman Henderson to supjioit the Uenne-
pln cunul , even If the liver aud harboi bill is
lost
.lames McDermott , aged V , suicided to-daj
b } cutting his thioat with u KU.OI , on ac-
couut ul u cancel In tlie mouth.
TujLej IJujins Amis.
JtU } 2U Turkey is
n > aU c laige additions to her ui nmment
Kiupp hasreceive.ti u laiee older fiom the
government , and a Turkiab olllcor lias gone
to his woiks at Kseiun to oversee the iiianu-
fuctuieof liu ( runs. It is proposed to pui-
chase 40j,0'iu American lifle .
Tbe Amsterdam KiotR.
AMETLUHA.M , Julj 2U. Two moia of the
men wounded in the late riots died * making
the total number of deaths lOHitlting fiom
the i lot tvi cut } -seven. Many additional ar
rests hau been made Theip is no doubt but
that the socialists instigated the nets ,
More Cleat mul. ors Ont.
Kr w Yoisiv , Julj 29. Thirteen bundswl
and fiftj in01 c Progressiveoiguimaluiievent
out on a fctrike to-clny owing to the demand
fiom their omjilojerfi to luave tlmlr nnion
uud belong only to Knights ot Lubor ,
Oblo Protilbs.
CJsnrNATi , July 29. A Cnnton ( Ohloj
bjKieial to the Tiuiua-Star says I1 * dolugnte :
to the Oiiio state prohibition oomontiun wei <
prt ant at the muetiug this morn lug. J. W ,
faliarp was elected for chuimiau ,
The Putui c Gi cut Pool.
ST. Lot is , July 20. The movement tc
unite ail of the stieet railway companies U
this city into one , t'i bo under one nifiia , ' *
inuut with a trust boar J U the head ol !
Iuirs , ib ou foot.
RANDALL MAKES A BIG KICK
And Defeat * Ooaridsmtioa of the Fort Im-
provemaut Bill.
CLEVELAND ON OLEOMARGARINE
Tbe President at n Ijtiii to Know
Whether \o Slcni the Ilogii *
tn Not > \ ntli-
itlglOII MllttCtH.
Doomed for the Session
tVA mvoio\ t > * | Spe uu Tt legnun
to tht Btu.1 Mi Doispy titm..v eedml
todnj in ce-ttlnt ; before the hmisc tin bi.l
maUiic nn appropriation foi icp.ui-- ) torts
Ittisstill. Uoblnson and Xlohratn. J'hc bi'l
was immediately nnd dctenulned'v n1 ' .igon-
iredbj Mi , Itaiidall whoclaimeil tt it i.'Oi- )
OOilupplopmted in tlie milidiv r v b > was
ample to repair till lorts. Mr Di * v ex
plained most fniij UieiH-tesiifv lei tv\ . > foils
toi the prole-ebon of the settle-in . u the
front lei and espeoiall.v to prevent i , t.Js
ou the cieatSioux leservation the iiismii tirts
of wlne-h ore now ie < : tie < i and t.Mnlent.
Ho showed that it was lij it-bum in , thesy
that other forts could b" ubanu lied viluc'Ji
wus the pnlicj of lto.ic.nl Shciimui ani < en
dorsed bv tht war department iiNo that It
washv this eemise thut hnndn ! > o ) thous
unds of dollais could besaud uui > < .illj to
tlic goveitiment Notwitstandinc il s stjotip
appeal the clmhumti nf the cumin ltd on ap
propriations in the interest of ecnnon A and re
form defeated consideration o ! th In 1 nnd tt
went upon the calendar , vvheic it wil lemiiln
till the ne\t session ol con cress 110111 i * > o
interest evlined b.v nieinbeus it wiispiuiu
that hud the bill bi-en cousiduied u come ) nave
passed bj a large majoiit ) .
Several congie-ssmen who have caiie ' i j on
the picsideiit u-giiiulng the cueoumi uiltio
illlrecentl } have been sitriuised nt ibi fioe-
tlom w ith w nlch he has discussed uu sub-
ect The dtfileulU in the \\itj oi liom.nc
oa conclusion seems to be not oi U he-cause
of the suggestion of constitutional objec
tions but also us to the piopilotv uurlpc -
llenceol the measure. Several o ! tt isi who
voted against tlic lull have uavi'-eel tin pi em-
dent toeto It. It is nndiirsteieicJ ilintttoi -
ntdeii'ral ' Uarhmd s opinion is thai theire
me-nocoiistitutioiml ciiiunds topn c nt tlie
sUnine of the bill but tnat the < j ie-st < uii of
expeidiencj mav pronotiv bt consulou-ci The
pie-siilcnl has not detc'emined whn < u w.ll
do with the hill He said toulneix vester-
dav that as he liad made a le-cord on < > < t > omur-
aiinewhilt eoveiucn ot Jsevv \ oil .inil as
lie believed it a t rand on geiiciu pi in ipic-fi ,
lie was a good dual inclined to sim tut bill ,
e-spe-eialh us Attoinev tiene-ral ( > ai iitul liad
intonm-d liimthat theie was im cniisi tutlon-
al objection to the same : . On the otln hand ,
now ovei , tlie tie-asm v department v much
opposed to it us im wist as the tu\ was not
needed The largeiiiai < nitol < < m uii ca
tions now beliie it-ceive-il bj Inm u pv him to
\etoctiii hill In this situation IK is ft food
do d distnihod as to hi * tint } in tlie miillt-r.
1 he ten davs m which he hits to cou-Mtlei the
bin expires Aucust i
\I-VV 1 Mill ! II 1 AWS
cre'tarv Liimai has hce u coiisiJe > n und
will jiiomiiUsitc wiihiii the com ucueU a
ooeli ol liile-s lo rcivci n the cuttiup o liiiitie-r
on eoveiniiu-nl lun Is Unit It is topedwiil
settle cieluiitflv ull ei < . nt linud o < > li c p.ut
' the government ana coiuphunts ol oj > -
. . . j&siou unapcisccutlon on the part -of thR
lulllmen. j& > ulcSieffort to ghe the timber
Jaws a consfme ion that -v as nc'\cj befoic r
dlscoveued which le-el to a demand foi it-He f t
an the jiart ol the citizens ol tenltore , and f
the pioposed leguhUieins , the substance ot i
which has been ulrcadv limtt-U atvsill f
soon const ! ue the law foi both the
settler end the couiuussiuuoi ot the '
general land oflie-e in awai that v II allow
no misundui standing of dutj on eitlici hide.
In the hist plneo the lejrulutions pio\lcle
that uii } settler 01 pin ate cituen may go
upon the mineral lands ot the I'nite-d State's ,
without liiudianec 01 moh'station. and cut as
muili timlici us he maj want foi his own use
lei legitimate pui poses , btcondlj the com
missioner of ttie "Mineral land oflice maj issue
to linns , of whose inte nt } und busine srt
llabilitj he has no doubt , jn-nuits foi .1 length
of time not e-.eeeding two j ears to enter
upon the mineral Juiids of tne I intcd States
and cut and saw lumbei foi the oncn 111:11 Let
But such hiiiis shall alvviijs keep open to
the inspection ol the 'spc'eia. aeeuts
ol the land other their bool.n ,
sbowinc a complete iccord ol Hit linibcj-
sold aud the pui ties puichabinc. In addition
to this , when soiling lumbei thev nhall 10-
CHUI e of tlie purchase r a siottimcnt in w rit ng
tliat the lumber sold him is lor u-e in the 'ci-
i item and is not to be taken oui < if it It is
hoped hj tiie-se suteguaids to fullv jnotect the
infje-.ts oi t'u ' povt-inme-ut uud the sellers.
De-legate Toole has been clueilv Instrumeiifil
In seie-unne these modifications in Ge-neral
bjiail.s' j > oliey.
siiovrn ncc-oGviri s oi.n ni'i < .DS
"Tliis shows the estimation in which j-on
are H garde d bj the people. " said a ccntiei-
iiiau totheiresidont m the east loom thin
afternoon.
* 1 wish it nilflit nssuiiH ) a more comfoita-
slinpricpllcd tiie piesldent , us he survejod
u counle ol handled pcrspiiinc ex'-utsionistfi
fiom Richmond , Va. , wuiting to bliukt ImnclS ft1
Avith him. j
A hul > from Albany was among the last to i
eieie-t the piesiclent , uud us she jneseeite < d her *
little giandsou she said : "Heisttieboj who
usti to drive the does vhe-n jou weie gciv-
01 no ! ut A than } . Mi Piesident '
I reiiionibei the turnout verv vvell/'wne
tlie lesiionse'Dots 3 oui fauiilj still llvo on
Main stieot ? "
4 You have indoe-d lemeinbeied us , "
clurpeid thegraudinothe-i , lei such btieu-pre-
st-uied heisc-lf. "und 1 won't lull to tell the
Milleie ull utiout it when 1 itturu home.1 *
A.lUOfl.NVII N'l UVU.U.
Uule-ss the ] iresident insists nponbelnc \
ullovvnd time to eonsicliircaietullj the bills '
sent lor hishifrnatuiepiioriouljot-inmcnr i
it is believed that eongiehb will tertjuuly ad-
jouiu on Mondaj * . Tlie uiembeib me ulloiy
unxious to get uvvaj uud me nervous lest
Homo hitch maj ci"cui to keep them longer.
Some expiebs u leni tliat the president will
not let them ofl hefoie AVodiiisdajThty
have become imnresfe-d w ith the > idea that the
president nni } insist njion liav ing an oppoi-
tuuity toienu theuiipiojiiiutlon niiis beime
signing them. The uppnipi jntion I , \ * - now
hanging in conference , or ic-auv t go lo
confe-rence , areSiindi } civil forlilj'ution
and geneial deneionc-j lulls ihe i vet and
harbor bill is lef out of all ii'cl.oiuiit , us it ib
accepted as eeilaln that it will lall in r , nfer-
cnce Tills bill and the loitihe utions b > 1 are
oxjiectcd lo full. ( Jenerul 3 orncj said toliiy
tliuttliere was not the most remote i eifsit U
iti ol tne fortihc utions bill passutn ihe hou e
as it cumo fiom the senate.
lie > i''i Mr ON hiTr > AV
A iiuiulier ol cle-rgjnie-n of this tit } have
Joindd in a pHtitlou to e < iiigre-fs to MI orelur *
the daj of udjouinnii'iit us to u old a si < slon
tiiou the bubhath. 'Jne
picnuntod to the hoiic by
Jtupiehcntutao TucKri , rnd leieridd
to committee on nile * . The day , baja
the mctiiioiiul , ) m * , IHHIII gua.oed nj bntli
dr. ' .lie and Human laws. The ' -ibtutli
haawiont. ol coiiKitiiih in the past bin ? donu
violence to the tldi nOht und in > t .aen u "on-
victions of multitudes ot our f < ilc\v t i
AMI.l KIOK 'Jill. Bll U
rrc idunt Cle\ land htnu-d lo iu.t ) . that bo
will ci n the olciomarguiinc bib to-n unt/w.
Swwlor Kijt wj * . it loul.h liKc t'R ' hd.uti
silfctltuie : itu AlomsonV Miiput. icilution
would lall and the oiisnal ulit / on as
pabxodbv the liuuk'bo conei.utd > ti by tie
ctui.te.
Goojii ; 'R srrt Ksbois.
The president has nomiualfd Geoigc A.
.lent.ii. fonueily tibs.tituni saiorntj ( iieral
loj the inUM ior depart imuit , to IH < KJK ! tor
Bnnur.il Jt-uks wiiditttbtul trom tl-o inttw
not uoiiurticont towintls , os.ten-.ibh to tuto
chargi ( . ! \\uye \ \ t-Aula In J'IIIIKKama , is
now underwood to have letnod Tjpcai--e nt
hUi UltJlkO ( -SjllUlvk. .
A UNCOI > MAX fiMIN > TI-U
Tne piosiocnt ban nciminamd Tu ) ins B.
D.ais , di L. iii'oln , Neb to bu rei ncr of
public iiioni-x attest place.
* - Al-l'OIMFU.
' 1 M ( il.in Hiit > t'-ib ) iip ] ' .i J
.ia u tiSi'.tU Au''Uiu ' , Nuiuaba couctj.