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ESTABLISHED JUNE 19 , 1871. OMAHA , TUESDAY MOllNl G , AUGUST 20 , 0Y - K1VR - - CENTS.
VICTORY FOR REPEAL
o of the Wilson Bill by the House of
Representatives.
IT WAS CARRIED BY A LARGE MAJORITY
Vain Efforts of Its Oppoaonti to Saddle it
with Amendments.
SILVER HEN MAKE BUT A POOR SHOWING
They Ha-1 Overestimated Their Strength antl
Are Beaten at Evoiy Turn.
CROWDED GALLERIES WATCH THE VOTING
Orint Interest TiiUen In the rr
How thu IMirerout Mpmbnra Oust
Tbelr HallolK Tlio llotult Ap-
plnudnd by the Spectators.
WASIIIVOTO.V , Aug. 23 The galleries of
the house wore crowded long befoio tlmo for
assembling by persons Interested In the re
sult of the balloting on the silver question
after the two weeks of dob.ito. When the
spealtcr rapped for order al noon nearly
every seal In Iho nail was tilled.
While walllmr for the call to order Air.
Blind freely admitted that the claims of tin-
am ! silver men of n mijorlty of
fifty weio wi-ll founded , and might bo ex
ceeded , and It loikcd as If the Wilson bill
might go through with llttlo or no fiicllon
After the loading of the Journal Air
Wovrr of Now York appeared at the bir of
tbo house and was sworn in Then the
cleik lopoited the lesoUilion containing the
order of procedure on the silver question ,
providing for a vote Hist on the free coinage
of sliver nt the latlo of 10 to 1.
Air Bailey of To\a asked If , In case all
the amendments as to tbo latlo were de-
fcitod , It would bo In order to nroposo an
additional amendment.
The speaker thought not , but would hear
the gentleman on the subject when the time
came to formally present thcsubjccl
Air AlpAIlllln of Tennessee wished to offer
nn amendment for the free coinigo of the
pioduct of the silver mines of Iho United
States.
Air. Miami objected oven to the reading ,
sa.v Ing It was not free coinage at all.
llu'ii Uiiiuo the Koiil
Then the Wilson bill , repealing the silver
puiobaslng clause of the Shot man act. was
re id and Air Bbind offered his llrst amend
ment for fieo toinago at tlio lalio of Hi tn 1 ,
which was defeated yeas , 124 ; navs , 2-fl !
amid applause from the anti-silver men , who
did not expect so laigo a imjoilty.
Following is Iho detailed vote on Iho Ki to
1 amendment :
JFAS.
Abbolt ( dom. Tex ) Aitkcn ( rop. Allch )
Alexander ( d. N. C ) Allen ( dom. Aliss )
Arnold ( dem. Ale ) Bailey ( dom. Tex. )
B iker ( pop Kan ) Banlcbcad idem. Ala )
Bell ( pop Cole ) Bell ( dom. Tex. )
Black ( dem. Ga ) Blaiichard ( dem. La )
Bland ( dem J.Io ) Boitncr ( dom. M )
Boon ( pop. Minn ) . Bovver ( dem. N. C ) .
Bow01 ( rep Cal ) . Branch ( item N. C ) .
Bretdem ( Ind ) . Biodeiick ( lop Kan ) ,
Bookshiio ( dom. Ind ) liryan ( dem Neb ) .
Bunn ( dcm N. C ) . Burns ( dcm. Mo ) .
Camlnettl ( dom Cal ) Cannon ( dcm Cal ) .
Capchait ( dom Va ) . Clink ( dem Aio )
Cobb ( dom Ala ) . Cockrell ( dom. Tex ) .
ColTeen ( dem'yo ) Conn ( dom Ind. )
Cooper ( dcm Tex ) . Cox ( dem. Tonn ) .
Ciawfoul ( d. N. C ) . Culbeison ( d , To\ ) .
Curtis ( rep Kan ) . Davis ( pop , Kan ) .
DoArmond ( d Ale ) . Dcnson ( dem Ala. ) .
Dinsmoro fd. AH : . ) . Dockei y ( dcm. Aio )
Donovan ( dem. O ) . Doolittlo ( icp. Wash. i.
Kdmomls ( dem V. ) . Hills ( dem. Kv. ) .
Knloo ( dom Tenn ) Kpes ( dem. Va. )
Finnan ( dem 111) ) Funslon ( rop. Kan. )
Fi an ( dem. Ale ) Geardem ( Gil )
Goodnlgnt ( dom. Ki ) Giadv ( dom N. Y )
Hall ( dem. Mo ) Hauls ( pop. Kan )
Haitman ( top Alont ) Hatch ( dom. Mo. )
Iluid ( di-ni Aio ) Henderson ( d N C )
Holm.in ( dem Ind ) Hooker ( dom Aliss. )
Hudson ( dcm Kan ) Hunter ( dom 111) ) .
Huichcson ( d Tux ) Jones ( dem Va ) .
Kcm ( pop Nob. ) . Kllgoto ( dom Tex )
K.vlo ( dom. Miss ) . La no ( dom. Ill ) .
Latlimcr ( dem S'C ) Lawson ( dem Ga. ) .
Lsstcr ( dom Ga. ) Livingston ( dcm. I.a )
Lucas ( lep S D ) Aladdox ( dom. Ga )
Alairulio ( dem Cal ) Marshall ( dom Va )
McOulloch ( d. Ark ) MeKclgban ( pop Nub )
Mi-Don man ( d , Tumi ) McAlillln ( dom Tonn )
McUiuicn ( dem S CAletodith ( dom Va )
Mi-Uao ( dom Aik. ) Montgomery ( d , Ky. )
Alonoy ( item. Aliss ) AIoos ( dem G i )
Moi-gin ( dom Ale ) Nclll ( dem. Aik )
Alunav ( iop S C. ) O'Forrall ( dom Va )
Now land ( pop. Nov. ) Ponce ( pop Cole )
1'njiitnr ( dum Ky. ) Pickloi ( iop S D. )
Pendloton ( d.Tox ) Kichaidson ( d Alich )
Post ( top 111) ) Uobbins ( dom Ala )
Kichaidson ( d. Trnn ) S.iiOH ( dom. Tox. )
liobeitson ( dom Li ) Simpson ( pop Kan )
Sibloy ( dem Pa ) Stalllngs ( dem Ala. )
Stoi-kdalu ( d Aliss ) Stone ( dom Ky )
Straight ( dom S C ) Swanson ( dom Va. )
Sweet ( icp Idaho ) Tnlbert ( dom S. C. )
Tnisiioy ( dem Ale ) Tate ( dom Ga )
Tailor ( dom Ind ) Teii'i ( dom Aik )
Tin pin ( dcm. Ala ) Tvlor ( dcm Va )
Wheolcr ( dcm. Ala ) Whiting ( dem Allch )
Wilhuns ( dem Ills ) Williams ( dom. Alls ? )
Wilson ( iep Wash ) Woodward ( d. N C. )
IlAIS.
Adam * ( rep Kv ) Aldpisond. ( W. Va )
Aldiich ( rep III ) Apsloy ( rep Muss )
Avery ( iop Allch ) Babcock ( iop , Wls. )
Baker ( iop. N. H. ) Baldwin ( dem. Alinn. )
Barnes ( dom. Wis. ) Baitholdt ( rV'p. Alo. )
Biiitlott ( dom. N. Y. ) Barwlg ( dem. Wls )
Bidden ( iop. N. Y. ) Boltzhoover ( d. Pa. )
Kerry ( dom. Ky. ) Blngham ( iop Pa. )
Black ( dem. 111. ) Blair ( rep , N. H. )
Boutcllu ( rop. Ainlno ) Biattan ( dom , Aid , )
Brawloy ( dem S. C. ) Brockliuldgo ( d. Ark. )
Brocklnrldgo ( d. Ky. ) Bricknor ( dom. Wls )
Broslus ( leu. Pa. ) Brown ( dcm. Ind )
B'irrows ' ( rep. Alli-h. ) Bynum ( dem. Ind )
Cabanlss ( dem. Ga , ) Cadmus ( dem. N J )
Caldvvoll ( iop.O. ) Campbell ( dcm. N Y )
Cannon ( iop. Ill ) Caiiuth ( dom Ky )
ditchings ( d. AlKs ) Causey ( dcm Del )
Chlckoilng ( top.N.Y ) Child * ( rop. 111 , ) .
Clhiioy ( dem. N. Y. ) . Clink ( dom Ala ) .
Cobb ( dem. Mo. ) CocKian ( dom N Y )
Cogswell ( icp Alass ) Compton ( dom. Aid , )
Coombs fdom N. Y. ) Cooper ( dom Fla. )
Cooper ( dem. Ind , ) Coopor'iop ( , Wis. )
Cornish ( dom. N. . ! , ) Couzlns ( iop. Iu , )
Covert ( top. N. Y. ) Cianln ( dom Tox. )
Cunnnlugs ( d N. Y. ) Cm tis ( rop. N. Y )
Iilzellrop' ( Pa. ) Daniels ( rop. N. Y. )
Davoy ( dom , La. ) DoForcal ( dom. Conn )
Dmgloy ( top. Mo. ) Dollhor ( rop. In )
Draper ( rep. Mass ) Dunn ( rop. N. Y. )
Dunphy ( dcm. N , Y. ) Durborow ( dom. Ill )
Kills ( rep Ore ) KnglUh ( dom , N. J. )
Krdnmn ( dom. Pa ) Kverott ( dem. AlUa )
Follows ( de-n. N. Y. ) Floldor ( dom. N. J. )
riotohor ( ron. Minn. ) Funk ( icp. 111. )
rilcli ( dom. N. Y. ) Forman ( dom. 111. )
Gear ( rop. la. ) Glllot ( rep , N , Y )
Goldzlor ( dom. III. ) Gardner ( rep. N , J )
Uaiscnholniord.N.J.Glllott ) ( i p. Mass.
Uicsham ( dem. Tox. ) Gorman ( dem , Allch )
Grout ( rop. Vt ) Grosrenor ( rop. O. )
Halncr ( rep. Nob. ) linger ( lop. la )
IU11 ( dem. Minn. ) Halnes ( dem. N. Y. )
Hare ( dem , O 1 Huuiinond ( dom. Ind. )
Huiter ( dom. U. ) Iluye-s ( dem la , )
Ilonderton ( rop. III. ) IIaruicriop. ( Pa. )
Haugon ( rop. Wls ) Halucr ( ro | > . Pa )
Henderson ( rop. la. ) Hepburn ( up. la. ] )
lloniiricksdoni.N.y. ( ) Hicks ( rep. Pa. )
Hirinan ( rop. Oro. ) Illncb ( dom. Pu. )
Hllborii ( ron. Cal. ) Hooker ( rep. N. Y. )
Hitt ( icd. ill. ) Hopklut ( rop. Pa. )
Hopkins ( rep 111. ) Honck ( dom. Kv. )
Ilnuck ( dom. Ohio ) Hull ( rop. Iowa )
Ilullck ( rop. Ohio ) . Johnson ( rop. ( Ind. )
Hlkert ( drui. Ohio ) Johnson ( dem. Ohio )
Johnson ( rep , N , D. ) Klofer ( rep , Minn. )
Joy ( rep. Alo. ) I > icey ( rop. Iowa )
Krlpps ( dom. P.i. ) Lakcn ( dcm. Ohio )
Lapham ( dcm. U I. ) Lilly ( rop. Pa. )
Lifevcr ( rrp. N. Y. ) Lisle ( dom. Kv. )
Linton ( rep. Allch , ) torn ! ( rep Cal. )
T/iokwood ( d N , Y ) Lvnch ( dom. Wls )
Ivouccnslagor ( rop. AIainor ( dem. N. Y. )
N. J ) Marsh ( rep. 111. )
Mahon ( rop. Pa. ) Marvin ( rep. N.Y )
Mallory ( dom. Fla. ) AlcCall ( pop. Alass. )
Alnrtin ( dem. Ind. ) AlcCreorv ( loin. Ky. )
AIcAlocr ( dcm P.I. ) McUinnold ( dom. 111. )
McLcary ( icp. Minn ) Moittnck ( d. Mass. )
McDowell ( lop I'ft. ) , AlcKalg ( diMii. Aid. ) .
AIcann ! ( dcm , 111. ) . Alorcer ( rep Not ) ) .
AIoNngny ( dcm.Ind. ) Alilllkcn ( rep Alo. )
Alolklejohn ( r. Neb ) . Moiso ( rop. .Mass )
Meyer ( dcm. Li. ) Nnrtliwny ( rop. O )
Aloon ( rep Allch. ) O'Neill ( rep. Pa. )
AttitohW ( dom. P.1. ) Page ( dom H. I. )
Oitcs ( dem. Al i. ) Patterson ( d Tonn. )
O'Ncil ( dom Al iss ) Pearson ( dem O )
Outhwnlte , ( d O. ) Passhal ( dum Tox. )
Paine ( iop. N Y J
Pcndloton ( dem W. Perkins ( rep la. )
Va. ) Phillips ( rop. Pcnw )
Plgoti ( dcm. Pcnn ) Powcis ( rep Vt , )
Ptlco ( dem , la ) Itntulall ( rop. Alass )
Uny ( iop. N. Y , ) llaynor ( dom Aid )
Ueed ( rop. Mo. ) llcilly ( dem. Pa. )
Koyburn ( dom. Pa. ) Richards ( dem. O. )
Kltehio ( dcm. O. ) Hobinsun ( rep Pa )
Kust ( dom. Aid.1) ) Hussoll ( icp Conn )
Uusscll ( dcm Ga. ) Hyan ( dcm. N. Y. )
Schermorhorn ( dcm. Scranton ( rep Pa )
N Y. ) Sotllo ( rep N. C )
Shaw ( rop. Wls ) Shornnn ( rep. N. Y. )
SloKlcs ( dom. N. Y. ) Slpo ( dcm Pa )
Smllh ( iop. Ill ) Snodgiass ( dem.Tcnn )
Spotrv ( dom Conn ) Soinors ( dcm. Wls. )
Stevenson ( top. Alien. ) Springer ( dom 111. )
Stone , C W. ( top Pa ) Stevens ( dcm. Alass )
Storror ( rep O ) Stouo.W. A. ( rep Pa )
Talbot ( dom. Aid ) Strong ( rep O )
( top. N. Updegraft ( dom. In )
Y ) Van Vooiblsiep ( 6) )
Wallcer ( rep Alass. ) Wadsworth ( rep N.
Wagner ( rep Pa ) Y )
Washington ( dom Warner ( dcm. N. Y )
Tenn ) Waugb ( rop. Ind ) '
Wells ( dom Wis ) Weadork ( dem Mich )
White ( iop. O. ) Wovcr ( iep N. Y )
Wise ( dom. Va. ) Wilson ( dem W Va )
Woomor ( iop Pa. ) Wolveilon ( dem Pa )
Wright ( iep Pa ) Wiight ( rep. Alass )
Total 2J ( !
Owing to illness , Air. Whcclor of Illnols
did not leach the house until several votcM
bad ocen cast. Ills name will appear aniou
the na\s on all tlio voles in the oflicl.il
list.
Dlshrnrtriicd the Sllxcr Men.
Air Shell of South Caiollna. in favor of
free silv or , was palled with Air Giatmm ,
demociat , who opposed it. Ncaily as
much inteiost was taken in the
second vote , which was on the i.itlq of
I" to I. The decision on tbo 10 to I ratio
scorned to dlsbcai ten the silver men and in
place of the attention which was paid to tlie
llrst vote was substituted allstessnoss wlili-h
spioad thiougbout the loto. The vote re
sulted In the defeat of the amendment ; > G.IH ,
100 ; 1113,3 , , " 10 The popjllst members did
not vole.
The members who voted for the 1C to 1
ratio , but against the IT to 1 ratio ,
weio : Bietz , domociat. of Indiana ;
Brookshiie , domociat , of Indiana ; Bryan
democrat , of Nebiask.i ; Conn , domociat , of
Indiana ; Gcaii , democrat , of California ;
Harris , populist , of Kansas ; Holman , demo
crat , ol Indiani ; Latimer , democrat , ot
South Carollni ; Alaguiio , democrat , of Call-
fornii ; AIcKoighan , populist , of Nebraska ;
AIcLiurin , democrat , of South Carolina ;
Post , icpubllcan , of Illinois ; Strait , dome
ciat , of Soulh Carolina ; Sweet , republican ,
of Idaho ; Talboi t. democrat , of South Carolina
lina , aud Ta\lor , democrat , of Indiana.
'Jbo gentlemen who voted for 10 to 1. but
who declined to vote at all on the 17 to 1
amendment , wcro : Bankhcad , democrat , of
Alabama ; Boon , populist , of Allnncsoti ;
Cannon , democrat , of California ; Cockioll ,
dcmociat , of fc\as ; Davis , populist , of Kan-
sis ; Grady , democrat , of Noith Carolina ;
Hudson , democrat , of Kaiisis : IConi , pop
ulist , of Nourabkn'i Pence , populist , of Colo-
i.ido ; Simpson , populist , of Kansas , and Tui-
pin , democrat , of Alabama.
Air Husscll , democrat , of Georgia , and Air.
Snodgrass , domouat , of Tennessee , who
voted against 10 to 1 , voted in favor of 17
to 1.
1.Tho
The other changes on this vote as com
pared with tnnotoon 17 to 1 vvoio as fol
lows : Baldwin , democrat , ol Allunesota ,
who voted tor 17 , voted against 18 , and Hil-
born , republican , of California , and licit I ,
democrat , of Ohio , who voted against 17 ,
v oted for IS.
Anuthor 1'roiinsliluu Ilo n.
The boii ! > o then voted immediately on the
10 to 1 amendment aud itas defeated ,
icas , 101 ; miis , 2J8.
The 18 to I standard was defeated by a
votooficas IDi. najs 2i ! ) Of Ihoso who
had ptcvleusli voted on the 10 or 17 to 1 , the
following did not vote at all on the IS to 1
ratio : Allen , democrat , of Alissis
blppi ; Bankhcad , dcmociat of Alabuna ;
Balloj , democrat of To\as ; Cannon , domo-
cial of California ; Giady , domociat of Noi th
Carolina , and Livingston , democrat of
Georgia.
Then came the 20 to 1 ratio , and this was
in turn defeated , though it showed more
sticnglh , the vote being : Yeas , 121 ; najs ,
) * > >
No ono who voted for 10 voted against 2'J
to 1. but thoio , v as a decided gam , as the fol
lowing named nicmbeis who had opposed the
10 to 1 voted for Iho 20 lo I amendment'
Aldeison , dcmociat , of West Vir
gin ! i ; Cialn , democrat , of Texas ;
Kills , lopublican , of Oiogon ; Her
mann , icpubllcnii , of Oregon ; Hopkins ,
lepubllcan , of Washington ; Linton , repub
lican , of Allchigan ; Alalloii. democrat , of
Florida ; Aleiklejolm. republican , of No-
biaslca ; Aloon , ic | > ublic.ui , of Allchigan ;
Gates , democrat , of Alabama ; Paschil , ilem-
ocrat , of J'oxas ; 1'ilc.o , democrat , ot IxniiPl-
nna ; 1'uukor , dcmociat , of Virginia1 ; m-
ncr , democrat , of Georgia ; Wcidock , lopub-
lican , of Michigan , Whlto , lopublican , of
Ohio ; Alaish , lepubllcan , of Ohio , 111
The ineinbors who voted against tlio 20 to
1 nnd not on 10 to 1 wore : Koni , populist , of
Isobiaska , and Alaguiio , democrat , of Call
foinia.
iho proposition to rconact the Bland-
Allison act us a provision to the repeal bill
leeched thu strongest snppoit , but even that
W.IH defeated by a majority of 77 , the vote
standing , icas , I'M ; na > s , 2li. :
The members voting for 20 to 1 and against
tbo Illand-Alliioii bills vvcre : Broderick , ic-
publican , of Kansas ; Cralu , democrat , of
Texas ; CurtU , republican , of ICinsas ; Funs
ton , icptihtlran , of Kansas ; Alallory , deuio
crat , of Flotlda , Marsh , lopublican , of 111 !
nols ; Alclklojohn , icpublican , of Nebraska ,
Aloon , lepubllcan , of Allchigan , Turner ,
democrat , of Ocoigia ; White , republican , of
Ohio.
The member who voted for 20 to 1 , nnd
nol voting on the HIaml-AlllbJn substitute ,
was Nowlands , populist , Nevada
Voting for the Bland-Allison not nnd
against 20 to 1 : Biotz , democrat , of Indiana
Brookshlro , domocial , of Indiana , Bryan ,
demociat , Nebraska ; Conn , demociut , if
Indiana ; Doolittlo , republican , of Washing
ton , Haio , demooiat. of Ohio , Hauls , po , > u
list , of Kansas ; Holman , domociat , of In
dlana ; Keiu.impullst , of Nebraska ; Litlmur ,
democrat , of South Carolina ; Alaguhodcmo -
crat , of California ; McCroary , democrat , of
Kentucky ; McKcipliaut > o | > ulistof Nonruska o'ti
AlcUiurm , populist , of South Carolina ; Post
roimblicauof IllinoisUltcblo. ; lopubllcau. of
Ohio ; Strait , democrat , of South Caiollim ofM
Sweat , republican , of Idaho ; Talbert , demo -
crat , of South Carolina ; Taylor , demociat , oDf
Indiana.
Voting for the Bland-Allison act and not
on 20 to 1 : Dakar , populist , of Kansas ; Born ,
populist , of .Minnesota ; P.iUs , | KipuIint , of ;
ICunsab ; Hudson , populist , of Kansas ; Pence ,
populut , of Colorado ; Simpson , populut , 0.Of
Kaniai. '
Vote imlllo ( , VVIlKlll HIM ,
The vote VT.IS then taken upon tha final
piuaigo of tbu Wilson bill HUd it was pained
Yeas , 240 ; uav , 110.
YEAS.
Adams ( top. Ky. ) Alder on ( dom , W ,
Aldiich ( rup. III. ) Y. )
Asploy ( iop. .Mass. ) Avori ( rop. Allch. )
Babtock ( rep Wi ? . ) Bakur ( iop. N. H. )
Baldwin ( dcm. AIlnn.Bond ( dom. Wls )
Bartholt ( rep. Alo. ) Bartlett ( dom. N. Y. )
Barwlg ( dom. WIsJ Boldcn ( rep. N. Y. )
ivcr ( dcinPft.Borry ) ( dcm. Ky. )
Ulngham ( rep Pa. ) Black ( dom. III. )
Blair ( rot N II ) Boutollo ( rop. Alo. )
Br.itt.in ( dem. Aid. ) Br.iwloy ( dein , S. C. )
Brccklnrldgo ( dem. Brccklnridgo ( dcm.
Ark. ) Kv )
Brotz ( dom Ind. ) Bricknor ( dom. Wls. )
Brookshiro ( dom. Broslus ( rep Pa. )
Ind. ) Brown ( dem. Ind. )
Bunn ( dcm. N. C , ) Burrows ( rep Allch. )
Bynum ( dcm Ind. ) Cabinlss ( dom. Ga. )
Cadmus ( dcm N. J. ) Caldvvoll ( rep O )
Campbelldom ( N. Y ) C.innon ( doni. Cal )
Capolmrt ( item. W. Caruth ( dom ICy. )
Va. ) C tchings ( dcm.
Causey ( dcm. Del. ) Aliss. )
Checkering ( dom. N. Chiles ( rep III \
Y. . . ) . . . . , Clancy . ( dcm. . N. Y. )
* fi t.t ? *
Clark ( di-m Ala. ) Cibb ( dom. Mo. )
Cockran ( dom. N Y. Compton ( dom Aid. )
Cogswell ( rop. Alass. ) Coombs ( dcm N. Y. )
Conn ( dom. Ind. ) Cooper ( dcm Ind. )
Cooper ( dcm. Fla ) Cousins ( rop. la )
Cornish ( dem N. J Grain ( dem. Tov )
Covert ( dem N. Y Curtis ( rot ) . N. Y. )
Dilzell ( rop. Pa ) Cummlngs ( dom.N. Y )
Divey ( dom Ln. ) Daniels ( rop. N. Y )
DIngley ( top Me ) DoFoicsl ( dcm Conn , )
Donovan fdom O ) Dolltvcr ( rep Ii. )
Draper . Alass Doolittlo / . . * . . . Wash
( lep. ) ( rep )
Dunphv ( dem NY ) Dunn ( dom. N .1. )
ndimmds ( dcm i , Va ) Dtirborow ( dem 111) )
rdman ( dem Pn.j Hngllsh . _ . . ( dem V. J. )
Follows ( dem. N Y. ) nvcrett ( > dcm. Mass. )
Fitch ( dem N. Y ) Fielder ( dom N. J. )
Foi . . . 111. \ til t . .I . . /u.i. . \ t f. . . .
man ( rjp ) Fletcher ( rep Minn )
Gardner ( rep N .T. ) Funk ( top 111) )
Geary ( dom Cal. ) Gear ( rop. la )
Glllet ( rop. N. Y ) Goissenluviner ( dcm.
Gillette ( iop Aliss ) N. J. )
Goldzlor ( VtVjUH .Lilt ) Gorman ( VV > l4t4 Alich. )
rcslmm dom. Tex. Grosvonnr O.
( ) ( .
. , . . _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . rep . )
Gioul / ! VI \ Halnes /.In. \T T '
( iop ) ( dcm. N. Y )
Hall ( dom Alinn. ) Hammond ( dcm. Ind. )
Hare ( dom O ) Hurmoriep ( 1'a )
Harlcr ( dom. > 6 ) Haugen ( icp Wls )
HiliCS ( dcm. III. Hainer Pa
; KIUIHUI t vlt"l' l a )
Hcmloison ( rep 111) ) Hondcison ( rop. la. )
Hcndrix ( dcm N.Y. ) Hicks ( rjp Pa. )
Hlnes ( dcm. Pa ) IHUIOI ( ) HI )
IUilman ( dcm Ind ) Hooker ( rep N. Y. )
Hopkins ( icp III. ) Houk ( dem O )
Houk ( rep Tenn ) Hullck ( rep O )
Hull ( icp la ) Hunter ( dem III )
Johnson ( rep Ind ) Johnson ( rop. N. D )
Johnson ( dcm O. ) Jov ( rep Aio )
Klofcr ( rep Minn ) Kribbs ( dem Pa )
Licey ( rep Ii ) Lipham ( dem U. I. )
Liwson ( uom Del ) L. ii t in ( dom. O )
Lc Fever ( tep N Y ) Lcster ( dem G i )
Ulli ( iep Pa ) Linton ( rep Alich )
Lisle ( dem Ki ) Lockwood ( dem N. Y. )
Loudenslagcr ( rep. Ljnch ( dem. Wis )
N J ) Alugner ( dcm N Y )
Alibon ( iep Pa ) Marshall ( dem Va )
Aim tin ( dem Ind ) Marvin ( iep N Y. )
AIc-Alcer ( dem Pa ) Alt-Call ( rep Alass )
McClc.in ( rep Minn ) AlcCioaiy ( dcm. Ky. )
AH-Dinnold ( dem. Ill ) AIcDowcll ( rop.Pa. )
AIcEteiick ( dcm. AIcGann ( dem. Ill )
AI iss ) AIcKnL' ( dem. Aid. )
Mc'Allllin ( dcm Tonn ) AIcNagny ( dcm. Ind )
Alcicci Neb Alciedith dem. Va
. . . . ( icp , . . . . . ) . . ( . , . . )
Xf / dom Li \ Mtlllkcn / \ *
Alojer ( ) ( rep Me )
Alonttromery ( dem. Aloon ( rop. Mich )
Ky ) Alotso ( rep Alass )
Alutchlor ( dem Pa ) Northvvny ( lop O )
Dates ( dom Ala ) O'Fen all ( dem. Va
O'Ncil ( dcm Al iss ) O'Neill ( iep. Pa. )
Outliwaito ( dem O ) Page ( dom H I. )
Paschal ( dcm Tex ) Pattoison ( dom.
Pa.vue ( iep N. Y ) Tenn. )
Painter ( dem Ky. ) Poaison ( dem. O. )
Pemllotou ( dem. Tex. ) Pcndleton ( dem. W
Pci kins vicp la ) Va )
Phillips ( lop Pa ) Pigott ( dcm Conn )
Po.t ( rep 111 ) Powers ( rep Vt )
Pi Ice ( dom f. i ) Handall ( iep Alass )
Itav ( icp N Y ) Kiivnor ( dem. Aid )
K-cd ( top Ale ) Kcilly ( dem Pa )
Itei burn ( rep Pa ) Uichaids ( dem. O )
Rich irdbon ( dem. Undue ( dem. O. )
Mich ) Kobinson ( iep Penn. )
KusK ( item Aid. ) Hussoll ( rep Conn , )
Uitin ( dem N.Y. ) Sehcrmoihorn ( dcm.
Scranton ( rep Pa ) N. Y. )
Settle ( IPP. N. C. ) Shaw ( icp. Wis. )
Snerman ( rop. N. Y. ) Sickloi ( dom. N. Y. )
Sipe ( dem. Pa ) Somcrs ( dom Wis )
Spoiry ( dom Conn ) Springer ( dem 111. )
Steplionson ( lop. Stevens ( dcm Alass )
Alich ) Stone , C. W. ( iep.
StoneW. A ( rep Pa. ) Pa.
Stone ( dem Ky. ) Stoier ( icp. O )
Strong ( i op O ) Swanson ( dem. Va )
Tnlbott ( dem Md ) Ta v ney ( rep. Alinn )
Taylor ( dem. Ind ) Thorn is ( icp. Mich )
Tiacoj fdem. N. Y. ) Tuc-Kor ( dem Va )
Tu % nor ( dom Ga ) Tui pin ( dem Ala. )
Ti lor ( dem Va ) Unde rafE ( rep la )
Waugb ( iep Ind ) . . . . .
Weadock ( dom Alich ) Welts ( dcm Wls
Wover ( icp N. Y. ) Wheeler ( icp 111 )
White ( iop O ) Whiting ( dem. Alich. )
Wilson ( rep O ) Wilbon ( dom. W. Va. )
Wise ( dem Va ) Wolveiton ( dem. Pa )
Woomer ( iep Pa ) Wiight ( lap Alass )
Wilglit ( ic-p Pa. )
Total 'J40.
NITS.
Abbott ( dem. Tex ) Aitkln ( rep Allch. ) >
AlO'candcr ( d N. C. ) Allen ( dom. Aliss )
Arnold ( dem. Aio ) Bailuy ( dom. Tex )
B liter ( pop Kan ) Bankhoad ( dom. Ala. )
Bell { pop Cole ) Bell ( dcm Tex )
Blanclnrd ( dem La ) Bland ( dem. Alo. )
Boatncr ( dem. La ) Boca ( i > op Minn )
Bow or ( dem. N U ) Bowers ( rep , Cal )
Bianch ( dom , N. C. ) Brodcriek ( rep Kan. )
Bivan ( dcm. Neb ) Bin lies ( doin. Alo. )
Cammcttl ( dem. Cal ) Cannon ( top 111 )
Clark ( dem * ' 1U. ) Cobb ( dom 4k lilt )
Cockrell ( dem Tex ) Coffee ( dom Wyo. )
Cooper ( dom Tex ) Cox ( dom. Tenn. )
Ciawfoiddcin ( N C. ) Culbeison ( dcm. To.
Curtis ( iep Knn. ) Divls ( pop. Kan. )
DoArmond ( d. Ale ) Dcnson ( dem Ala. )
Dhibinoiudom. ( Aik. ) Docaory ( dem Alo. )
Kills ( item. Kv ) Hills ( top. Oio. )
Diloo . . ( . dom . Tonn ) Epos ( dom _ Va )
* .
f Itt.l- f.l III V TT J *
- - * * ! \
Fithtan ( dom ill ) Funston ( rep Ivan. )
Fvan ( dom. Ale ) GooiJnight ( dom. Ky )
CJuidj ( dom N C. ) Hager ( rei > la )
Halnci dop Neb )
Hall , ( dem Mn ) Harris ( pop Kan )
Hartumn ( r Alont ) Hatch ( dem , Ale )
Heaid ( dom Aln ) Henderson ( d. N. C. )
Hcpbuin ( icp la ) Hermann ( icji Ore )
Hllborn ( lop Cal ) Hooker ( dom , Aliss )
Hopkins ( rop. Pa ) Hudson ( dom Kan. )
Huichcson ( d To ) Ikht ( dom O )
Jones ( dom Vii ) Kern ( pop Neb )
Kilgoio ( dem Tex ) Kilo ( dom. Aliss )
La no ( dom 111 ) Litimcr ( dom S. C. )
Livingston ( d. Ua. ) Loud ( rop. Car. )
Lucas ( lop S D , ) Aladdox ( dom. Ga. )
Alagulro ( dem. Cul. ) Mallory ( dom. Fia )
Alursb ( rep | , ill./ AlcCiilloch yu Aik )
AloDeaimon ( d. ronn.AIclCoighan ) ( p. Neb. )
MoLaurin ( d S. C. ) AlcHao ( dcm ArlcJ
Alolklojohn ( r. Neb ) Money ( dcm AlUa , )
Moigan ( dom Ale ' Moses ( dom ,
Alnu.ii ( icp S C , Neill ( dom , Aik. )
Now lands ( p Nov. Pence ( pop Cole )
PicMer ( lop S U , Hiclmidson ( d Tonn )
Kobblns ( dcm Ala. ) Hobortson ( dom. La , )
Sajcra ( dem Tex ) Slbley ( dem Pa )
Simpson u. Kan ) LJmith ( rep 111 )
bnojgrass ( d. Tonn ) Stalllngs ( dom , Ala )
Stoi-kiUlo ( d Aliss ) Strait ( dom S. C )
Sweet ( lop Idaho ) Tnlbert ( dom S C. )
Tnrsnci ( dom Mo ) Tate ( dem. Ga )
Taylor ( iep Tonn ) Terry ( dom Ark. )
Whi-oler ( dem Ala ) Williams ( dom III )
Williams ( d AlUs ) Wilson ( rep. Wash , )
Woodard ( dom N. 0. )
Total 110
Voted fur Uncnndlllomtl Itepcat.
The members vv ho stood by silver under
the Bland-Allison act , but who llmilly voted
for unconditional repeal , wore : Alderson ,
democrat , of West "Vhginla ; Black , demo
crat , of Georgia ; Brctz , democrat , of
Ohio ; Brookshlro , democrat , of Indiana ;
Iliiinm , democrat , of Not th Carolina ; Conn ,
democrat , of Indiana ; Donovan , democrat ,
of Ohio ; Doolittlo , republican , of Washing
ton ; Kdmuuds , democrat , of Virginia ; Hare ,
democrat , of Ohio ; Holman-tdcinocrat , of
Indiana : Hunter , democrat , of Illi
nois ; Lawson , democrat , of Georgia ;
Lester , democrat , of Gooigia ; Lintou ,
republi , * * * , of Michigan ; Marshall , demo -
i-rut , of Virginia ; AlcCreary , democrat , of
Kentucky ; AloAIIllln. democrat , of Tennessee -
see ; Meredith , democrat , of Virginia ; Alont-
gomery , democrat , of Kentucky ; Gates ,
democrat , of Alabama ; O'Forrall , democrat ,
of Virginia ; Paschal , do-noerat , of Texas :
PaHUor , democrat , of Now York ; Pcndleton ,
democrat , of Texai > ; Post , icuubllcau. of Illi
nois ; Prlco. democrat , of Louisiana ; Klchaid-
son , dcmociat , of Michigan ; Ritchlo , demo
crat , of Ohio ; Uussoll , democrat , ofiGoorgm ;
Stone , democrat , of Kontticlcy ; Swanson ,
democrat , of Virginia ; Taylor , democrat , of
Indiana ; Tucker , democrat ! of Vlrglnhj
Turpln , domocrit , otAlabatnaj Tyler , demo
crat , of VlrBinla ; Woadockv democrat , of
Allchlgin ; Whiting , democrat , of Michigan.
Catchlngs , democrat , of Missouri , gave
notice that ho wouU ask the house to con
sider the rules tomorrow and then tbo house
adjourned.
r
IX THIS 8R.N.VTE.
Alton of Waslilngton'ntid ' Unntlo of Ainu *
liniAm ! Untrntrd.
WASIIINOTOV , Aug. 2i The sonata todiy ,
by the vote of : U to 29 jjocUod Air.Al.mtlo
of Alotltnnn and Mr. lon of Washington r
are not entitled to soiti'und th it n governor
of n statu his not tha rfcpht to appoint n sen
ator lo flll the vacanclot caused by the ox-
piratlon of .1 regular tofra , not happening by
resignation , j- ! *
Tlio house bill to ropc.il the Shopman act
was laid oaforo the scnatb and referred to
the committee on finance' ,
Air. Voorbces annoimcoa" tlioro would bo
prompt action by the cpmmlttoo tomorrow.
Air. Sherman gave notice that ha would
address the senate on silver Wednesday , and
Air. Wolcott gave notloo of a speech for
Thursday. \ '
Air. Platt icportf-d from the committee on
Indian affalis a bill to allow certain Chrro-
kccs having equities in * the Chcrokco Strip
to purchase their holdirign'nt the same erica
as wblto bottlcis Passed , >
The bill allowing the banks to incroiso
tholrclrculition up to tlie pir value of the
bonds deposited by them was taken up , tbo
question being on thu 'amendment of Air
Cockloll for the redemption of such 'J psr
cent bonds as may bo made and the p i.V-
inont therefor received In a new Issue of
tre isury notes. The vote was taken with
out discussion nnd the amendment was
rejected. Yeas , 'JJ ; n i\3 , 29.
Air Cockicll then offiTol an amendment
authorizing the holders of any United States
bonds to deposit them and receive in ex-
onango log il tender notes equal to the face
value of the bonds Tlio bonds are to beheld
held in tbo ticasury subject to redemption
In tlio same sum in legal tender notes which
nro lo bo destroyed. No Interest Is to bo
paid on the bonds vvhilci thoynro held iu the
treasury , but when thov are again with
drawn llio interest Is ttba _ paid , less } { per
cent per annum.
lDi > .Mantto.'lTniontod.
Iho discns"ion on this amendment was in-
lenuptedat 3 o'clock when the bill was
laid asldo and the Lee Alantlo case was 1 lid
before the senate , the question being on Air
Vance s motion toty \ \ on the table Air
AI inderson's motion to roconsldor the vote
wbcioby tbo son ito decided last week tint
Air. Mantle > vas not outlined to the scat
The vote was taken and reeulted : Yeas , HI ,
naji , 28 So tbo motion to lay on thp table
was agreed to. The vote was then taken on
thooilglnal icsolution as.amended and it
, vas agieed to. Yeas , fQ ; nays. 20.
The olfcct of the vote Is declaration that
Air. Alantlo Is not ontltledjto the seit. The
vote was then taken on the right of Air
John B. Allen to a seat' from the state of
Washington ( claimed under , similar clicum-
stim.cs ) , and it was alsb decided th the neg-
Titlvo bv ex ictly the same vote 32 to29. No
action was liken on the third case , from the
siite of Wyoming , Mr. jBcckwith having
resigned.
' 1 bo consideration. of _ the national bank cir
culation bill was then resumed , the question
being Air. Cockiell'-i amendment
on - , permit
ting the deposit of United States bonds and
the withdrawal Of th'fir face value Hi groon-
b iclts. Air. Voorheos. chairman of the com
mltteo on finance. advij-dtho _ friends of thb
bill to vote down all'ahiOidmcKtB , ' and-sni'l
that tom6irow the senate VoultliBiJ engaged
in old business , anil .tjou tlis | bill , as , a
minor fcatuto of the c'x'ltionlinary session ,
would have to take a siiV'irdlnato place , and
give way tq the great v&4 major proposition
that had brought congress together Ho iu-
tcndi-d th.-t the country sliould uudcrstand
that ho pressed the national bank bill and
asked a vote upon It unli deplored the dejgys
that had taken place. If it fell , its tall
should not bo laid at his door.
Actiiin on the Wilson Hill.
While discussing the subject , tlio clerk of
the house was announced with a message
that the house had p issed the bill to repeal
part of the Sherman act. The bill was im-
mcJhtely , on motion of Air. Voorhccs , re-
fenod to the commltteo on llmmco , who
stated what would be , ho said , satisfactory
to the country , that there would bo u mpct-
ingof the llnancocommittee tomoriow , when
there would bo piompt action in connection
vvitli the house bill and with the measure
alicidy repealed fiomytho llnanco com
mittee. /
'Iho discussion of MrCocktell's ani"nd-
mciits was icsumed , bu ( without action on it
thosunatoproceeded toexecutive business
and soon adjourned. X
l.It'Jl
It hlill Atir.tctg lllr ( Crowds tn the Fair
( rnumlA VlnetfiiGTuif ConprcHHOi * .
CHICAGO , Aug. "S. The Hvo stock pavilion
was the center of attraction nt the World's
fair today , the Judging of animals for au-nid
continuing.
The labor congress assembled in the
Art Institute today , with many
piominont delegates' present , includ
ing Bishop Follows and Herbert Burrows ,
icprosentlng the English Social Domociatlu
federation ; Dr. Hirsch , toprcsenting the
Jewish congicss , and othcis.
Kato Field road the llrst paper bofoio the
labor congi oss today. It was wrltlon by
Lilly Amelia Dilko of London , lolling of iho
frightful condition of women in the labor
rnaiket of the Unltcu Kingdom.
Herbert Burrows , representative of the
English Social Democratic federation , led
Iho discussion which followed , Ho told of
women who worked twelve hours a day for
$1 25 a wcok In the rail and chain forges of
Ciadloigh. Heath , and said they hung the
crauleb containing thplr babies over the
forges to prevent then } from fico/ing or
starving at homo for vvnnl of ciuo Hodo-
mandcd equnl pay for women v.no dn the
sinio work as men , and declared the woman
question must bo sottlcd | n lutior circles bolero -
lore the labor question can bo satisfactorily
sattlod Ho was vigorously applauded ,
Tonlghl the chlof HI waiters were Rev. Dr.
E-i vard McGlvnn otN"oivYork and Samuel
Gou.pois , iiiesident of thb Atnorican Federa
tion of Labor. i
Advocates of tha economic tboory of single
tax mot today iu a world's congress at tlio
Art linstituto. Whllai tha gathering was
styled a "world's cbutrco& M ull but two of
the delcgatesu re fro/n different parts of this
country and their n'ainca indicate , as a rule ,
either Ameiiciin or , Irsi | | nallvlty. Alost of
the noted single tax advocates of the United
States are on the prografn for addresses dur
ing tbo week's session , nqtably Henry George
and Dr McGUnn. Today's : work was largely
pieliminary. i
The Jewish dcnoinloa Ional congress was
mainly occupied today in hearing papers by
Uabbl Allelzloucr of Clnblnnatl. Sale of St.
Louis , Heritov\lt7ot Plilladelphla nnd others ,
Dr. Berkowitz disuussod 'A Jewish Depart
ment of the Cliaulauquvl' Aliss Ilonriotta
Staid of Philadelphia real n paper on "A
Jnulsh Publication Society. "
Total admissions tolay were 100,009 , of
which 120,488 were piid. ,
MoiomenU of Ocoaii Hteamnri , Auim "If.
At Now York Arrirod Spaardam , from
Hottondam ; Alaska , from Liverpool.
At Quccnstown Aruved Lord Gough ,
from Phlludulptila.
At Havre Arrived L Normandp , from
Now York , al.
At ( Jlasifow Arrived State of Cu" tlnnia ,
from Now York. r
m - < jfr
Now York Uirhuiice Uuotatlo".i '
NEW YOKK , Aug. 23. [ Special Telegram
to TUB BEI-.J Kxc-liango vvus quoted as fol
lows today ; Chicago , 1 discountSt. ; Louis ,
f 1.50 discount bid ] Boston , "S Wc premium !
Mudo the Trip Safely.
NEW YOIIK , Aug. 23 Four millions in gold
coin arrived lioio from San Francisco today
aud was deposited in the subiremury vaults.
SILVER'S ' FATE IS SETTLE ! )
Most Conservative Advocates of the
Boadorod Briathlsss by the Veto.
EVEN ITS OPPONENTS WERE SURPRISED
No nilbiMtcrln ; or Uuiuunl Mnthod tu
Ilo Kuiiliioil | Upon tlio Ui
bhlo In tliu M'll llo tu 1)0-
Ic'ilt Ki'peiili
WAsntsoTov UuiiBvu OF Titr. Bris , )
513 rouiiTUCSTit STIICI-.T , V
U'AfltlSOTON. AlU. 'J3 I
Silver as a money metal iccclved u stun
ning blow In the house of ropicscntfttlvcs
today. Not only did that body piss a bill
unconditionally icpoaling the silver purchas
ing act of July , IS'JJ ' , by ISO m ijotlty , but it
icfuscd a fico coinage amendment by nn
overwhelming majority ami defcited a num
ber of amendments lucre islng iho ratio of
silver as a money metal comp ircd to gold b.v
an equally l.ugo m ijoutv , and.burlcd forever
the Bland-Allison act of 18"3 , which one of
its authors sought to revive.
No ono antlcipuednnj thing Hko the ma
jority given unconditional tepeil , the highest
estimate placed upon thu majority just
before the roll was called upon tbo Hist
vote being sKty. Mr. liland nnd his foi-
lo.veis were almost breathless withsuipriso
when the result of thuoto upon fieo coinage -
ago was announced. All of the lepubllcans ,
excepting about a do7un , voted against free
coin igo upon any i.itio and forrupoil. 'Iho
bulk of the fioo coinage votes came fiom the
democrats , as also most of the opposition to
unconditional icpc.il.
Kduct In.tho Snmlc.
The votes of the house have hid n vcri
strong effect upon the senate , wliete the lice
coinage advocates h ivo for somn time hinged
their hopes Four or five sonatois hive
alieidy announced a change of heart , among
them , Hinsom of Norlh Carolini and Gor
don of Gooigia. A le ulliift democratic sena
tor Is authoiltv for llio statement that there
will bo no filibustering or any unusual
methods cmploicd upon iho dcmocialle
side to defeat a fair and sqiiito vote upon
tbo bill tbil p issol in tlu > bouse to lav. llo
sais Ihal so far as the democratic free coinage -
ago so'Mtois.lie concoincd Ihey wlllspcik
aud vole agalnsl uncondllion il iepo.il and
for the amendments which will bo olleied
and then lot the bill como to a veto. Tbo
fioo coin igo senators openly acknowledge
th U Ihey .no in Iho inmouty In the senate ,
and that it is now next to an impossibility
to defeat unconditional repeal by any method.
Their hope of defeating U by a prolongc I
debito and avoiding a dlrocl vote seems
almost blasted. It is believed by almost
every ono that tbo bill , which pissed the
today , will become law befoioniany
Then silv or as a money mot il , f in tbcr
than that already in usj in this country ,
will have to depend upon the success of an
intoinationil ngicement.
'iho Nebraska delegation , duimg all of tlio
voting , was consistent with the positions
heiotoforo assumed by tbo mcmbois Air.
Halucr voted against allot the amendments
oflou'd lo the unconditionil repoil and for
the bill Air. Alcrcer voted against all but
unconditional icpeiU Air. Biiim voted for
Iho iatio of 10 lo 1 and against 17. 18 , IU and
20 to 1 aud against rope.il Ho is for fieo
coin igo al tlio piosi'iit latlo. Air. Keui voted
the same , Air. AIcKeighan ditto , and Air.
Aleiklojohn voted against all amendments
and for 20 lo 1.
How Hcpnblionns Are Discharged.
At no time prior to the enactment of tha
civilsorvlco lawworo changes nmdowith
greater frequency or In a more swooping
manner than have taken place in the minor
offices of the various executive departments
duiintr the past tin GO months This is
espcclilly true In Iho Treasury and Interior
departments. It would scorn tbatSeciotaiics
Cat lisle and Smith weio pledged to oxciciso
most vlgoiously the use of now biooms.
Scarcely a week day has passed within
tinco or tour months that tbo local news
papers of Washington h ivo failed to oluon-
iclo the displacement of fiom Ion to fifty
clerks in 1'ioso departments. The p ist few
days have been fiuilful hurvcsls for Iho
spoilsmen.
An impression abounds lhat wnen once a
man or woman secures cmploiniPiit in the
cxeculivo doputmciits of Washington
through the Civil Sorv Ice commission and tbo
competitive examination processes that ;
clerk is sccuio fiom displacement for patti-
san icasotis. Alost people behove that do-
p u tinent cmploi cs within the classified scrv-
ice Ihosc whoso salailes range fion J'JJO to
? 1bOO annually are secure against lomoval
If they only properli pei form their duties
and commit no peisonal offonso. This is a
mistake. Tlioro aio Iwo direct molliods of
gelling rid of anyilcrk or oilier employe.
The tlrst is lo dischuigo him or her for the
alleged reason thai the service porfoimcd is
not necessary. The second is that the clerk
is ineflloient.
Oilier VVllyH to Work It.
Again , the head of tbo dopirtmont can
reduce Ihe salary ot Iho clerk or employe tea
a point below the minimum of the civil
service classification or promote and in
crease the salary to n point above tbo classi
fied list and then dismiss without giving
any reason. Still another way to dispose ot
a clerk within the classified list Is to simply
dismiss , nnd then when cause Is demanded ,
lo say : "You wcro offensive In the discharge )
of iour duties. "
Not ono of the thousands of icpubllcan
employes of the fcdoial govoinmont uho
have been summaiily dismissed fiom sorvieo
since the ad vent of President Cleveland has
over thought for a moment of making com-
plalnl to Ihe Civil Set vice commission or de
manding a reinstatement. Tlioro is prou-
alily not a ease on iccoid vvhcio all effort nt
loinstalcmont was successful. Efforts havu
been made , but n sulllcient excuse was given
by tbo head of the dopiitmont who .ilieolcil
the dismissal. A largo number of tcsls
wcicmado dutlng PresldciitClovoInnd's'first
term , but it was noon learnnd that offoits at
reinstatement wore so much good labor lost.
A popular method of getting rid of repub
licans under ibis administration has been lo
order a "reduction of forces" in this and that
department. Seine time after tlio wholesale
dismissals iho hcid of Iho department will 1
begin to promote domocrais to 1111 the va
cancies In iho higher gtadcs , and in many
instances domociats under iho classified list
have bcon pushed up within classification.
When ox-Governor Thompson of South Caio-
llna was assistant secretary of the ticasur.v
during President Cleveland's first term , ho
invented the schema of reducing or raising
republican clerks , so as to got them outside
of thu classified list , with the view to sum
mary dismissal , Ho then got demociuts Into
their places by the s uno process Repeated
intention was culled to this vvoik , tiui the
Civil Set vice commission was Impotent. Gov-
oinor Thompson was rewarded for his disre
gard of civil sorvlco pilntlplos by being made
a civil service commissioner ,
Ills Merit
O. II. Parker of Breakings , S. D , has
finally accepted the tender by the commis
slonor of Indian affairs of the position ot
superintendent of schools for the district of
Colorado and will repair to Denver lo enter
upon his duties. Air. Parker was supeiin <
tendont of Indlun schools for North and
South Dakato and Wjomlng during the In ? I
administration until the jtosltlon was
abolished Since he is a strong republican
and the position which ho accents was
tendered solely upon his merit his frlcnda
here regard it us quite u compliment. Air.
Parker is an Intimate , poisomil und
political friend of Senator Pettlgrew , w ho
secured his appointment as superintendent
of Indian schools under tne lust aduilnia-
tratiou.
Tulillo Ilulldliigi Illtli.
Senator Mandcrson today rclntroducod
bills of lust congress making appropriations
for u number of public bullaioKu In Nebraska ;
cities as follows ; Hastlnirs , tJOO.OOO ; Grand
Island , | 100,000 ; South Omaha , 1150,000 ,
I'lattsmouth. JtSO.OOl ntiA ' , llolk $2oW ( )
All of these bills were ndrf. Z \s tlio set oto
nt Its last session ami will' ilio ndoptcil
again , but It Is not piobibll u' 1 the lieu j
will piss ntii of them , ns til "TJldv Is com
mitted npiltist putrtlc bulldlV
Senator ICvlo of South li\ \
tioducod a bill nuking I/tuo ,
holiday. \
.Mi
Senator Allen to TIIK UKI : \
today vavo it as his opinion that iho Vim-
bees bill increasing national banl ni ubiu n
to tlio pir value of bonds deposited llll
be pissed In the snnato. Theri1 wis n los
\oto on the bill this nfU'rminn whli-b
Indicated a majoi It v of sKt.v In that boi'\ .
The overwhelming majoiltv whU'h was given
the unconditional repeal bill in iho hous ted -
d > y and the ttemendous majoiUli'i n/alnst
free coinage nio tnken as fiirnt iMc Indica
tions for the consideration of Un national
buik circulations bill and it Is In-limed tb it
thonuMsmo will piss thu house as well as lin
soimto. riioonly tiouble In the bouse ns
well as the seirito seems to be to get the
nicasuro to u vote.
A. M. StuoK of Omaha , foimcrly conncck-d
with ihuciiglnectlngdtipirtincntof the 1.1k-
hoin railroid Is in the city. He lias been
ti'I the employ of th it company for nlno v c u t
The ro ul wafoicod to in iko n i eduction of
foico and ho was ono of the dlsch irged.
Colonel and Aha Guv V Henry have to-
turiicn to Port Meyer fioin Ocean City , Mil
where tlmy tnvo bcjn the pist month.
A half dozen nplillcatlons weiemadi' toilav
suspended n ilional binks foi : uUboiit > to
rcsumo business , tliov h ivlng m ido irooit
thcireipllal 'Ihooiih n Huron-ported was
tint of the rirst National banu ol YutU ,
NebDaniel
Daniel O. Campbell of So-ith PiKita Ini
been nppjlnto I to a $ lt J potltion in the
vVar iteputment Pntii\
In tb lliimH ua . .ivi'lMT.
WASIIINOTON , Aug 'JS. Compti oiler l kcls
has appolnteil Stewart HIco loceiver of the
Washington Nation il bank of T.uomi
Wash This bank had gene into the coaits
to endeavor to get out of tlio h uids of the
comptt oiler of the eunency , wh n l.'lo on
S ilurday night bo took U out nt t u < bands
of the buik examiner Inchaigo and nl icoil
it In the h indsof a lecelver , thus stoilin a
m iiv'h on the buik ofllclils 'Iho aiTiiis of
tins buik weio no' In a condition satis
factory to the ( omptin'lcr. '
Ulll Until I hi > . ii < l Iliillion.
c , Aug 2Ssect clary Citlislo
has ordcicd the mints at Pnilil liihiu and
Sin Fi.inctsco to be fully m 1 1 led and the
full eapU-lti of both mints l o ntili/ed In tlie
coining of gold bullion j'no J'iMsurde -
p u Uncut possesses f rom xi-iOJJO)0 , tu VJ'i.-
000,000 gold bullion , w lilcb is a put of the
leservo of the JKKI.OJO.OOO Gjld b.us call-
not boused us cut rency , so It Ins been de
cided to coin the bullion on band.
KILLISl ) 11V A Ol'UIMlUS.
Tnrty 1'rnpln nt S.Miuumh , < . , Slid to
HUM ; .Viet Heath Iu thu Storm ,
Nuvv YoriK , Aug. 28 A cyclone is rcpoi ted
to ( have occurred at Sivannih , Ga. Foity
people 1 are s lid to hive been ! dle I and < 10.-
000,000damage done Tclegriph vvnoj arc-
all down and further Information is difficult
to obtain.
jiii , ria. , Aug. 2rf This cltj
has 1 been cut off from communication v. ith
the | outside world since H o'cloik bun-
iay ? mouilng. The ciciono win h tne
weather bureau fortold last jtturdaj
stiuclc Jaeksonvillo about d < i > biu.ilester . -
day moraing nnd rapidly incrc iscd in force
and fury up to 4 o'clock p. m. It liavelcd
In u northwesterly direction from the West
Indies.
.It first struck the Florida coast'at appoint
south of Jupiter.
They Hi-Id Anntlinr Uujtlnq ; on ttiol.ikn
I'ruut An Innlilnnt ol tin ) Alltlr.
CIIICAOO , Auir 23 Another meeting of tlio
unemployed vvns hold at the foot of Colum
bus monument , on the laku fiont ,
and was attended by ! ! ,000 , mc-n. The police ,
who wcio present in force , qulot'y ' .u tested
ono man who uigcd the men to go aimed and
fight the police Then the cioud suiped in
an aimless way down Van BmonsUeot until
Sigel tl Cooper's blc genei.il stole WHS
reached. A number of the ciowil vvoie sud
denly seized with the Idci of Piitcilng tlie
store , and made a msli for the door ,
veiling and shouting. The people in tbo
store woio badly /lightened and were hur-
rilmr for other doors when Inspector She i
nnd Assistant Chief of Police Klploj at the
head of fifty ofliccis in pi iln clothes clnigod
the mob The crowd scattoied like gce'o
and the police uhilo attcmitin | to make no
aucsts vigorously thumped these of Hie
mob who wet o slow in getting out of the
w ay. _
Would Not A Eric tu it ICoiliictl'in.
ST PAUL , Aug. 28 The publisheisof the
daily papers in this city made a proposition
to the typogiaphical union that it accept
a reduction of 10 per cent on scale , to bo
in force for six weeks The union v csterda\
voted on the pioposition , refusing to
accede to it bj a l.ugo nmjoiltj f Compos
itors on hand vvoik on the morning papers
are now receiving It ! cents per thousand
The publishers insist on the small ro luution
and the outcome will be awaited with intci-
cst. The publlsheis will meet toumuow and
consider what steps tn lake in older to carrj
out their viuws
l.iii niiiiitlvii HIIKUIVIIIH III Spinfun ,
ST. I.ot'is , Aug. " 3. The annual meeting
of tnogiievaiico commltteo of the Biotlier
hood of Locomotive engineers of the
Missoutl Paclllo svslcm convonc-d heic
this morning M Cadlo of Scdall.i
Ale , picsidod and H Grovorof Kansis Citv
acted as seciotary. with twelve membuis
present This morning's and the eaih aftoi-
noon's sessions were occupied with tne ills
posing of prellmln try matters and no bus !
uess of in portanco was done 'Iho commlt
tee will be in session the entlro week ,
it.t
Hull Ariildunt lo u I'liriHin I url--l'lu
j I'enplu Dnnviie I.
WIIITKIIAI I. . N. Y Aug. 23 Grorgo P
WIthoibco of Port Henry , and six voung
oompaulous vv ho wcro s illlng on Wltherbco'h
yatcb , the Alpha , wore capsUcd In Laku
Cbamplaln nt 11 o'clock today. WIthcrbco
and live bo.vs were diowncd. Their names
wore :
WILLIAM ( JIIl > i : 13 jours ,
WILLIAM HIlAUNnit , 14 years.
iiiii.iiniiur. : ) : : nyours.
JOHN Will I MAN , I'J
Witherbeo was graduated from Cornell
college in Juno , IbUl , and was elected captain -
tain of Iho 'Vaislty crew Ho was a compe
tent vachtsnian , but the boat was billasted
heavily with iron ore and when a stilt squall
struck her she went over without warning
Withcrbce uled In an effort to save the life
of ono of his campanlons
MUHimitUUS lUHIllt.tlMllV JMl.Kl ) ,
Arreit or uO ne"f Uiper t YouncTliiii |
at Dumllle , 111 ,
DANVII.I.B , III , Aug , 28 The blgbwny rob
bers who killed Henry Ilelmlck In his buggy
wliilo ho was returning fiom church last
Friday night are In Jail , Ono of thu gang ,
CharJcs Harris , a young painter , 17 years of
iiBO , recently of Chicago , has confessed that
he , Horvoy Piuo , Frank Stair and Ullas
McMrnklus of tills city nmdo up the phu at
u saloon in this city. Puto formerly worked
for Ilelmlck and know h had money , The
arrests aio very Important , as thu gaiit ; has
commlttod robberies nil over uasloin 111) ) .
nols Partners from the icglou vvliuiu
Holmick lived are in the city cnm.iBse todav
and iirmod to ibo tcoth. UUuie may lx A
lyuoblu ? .
Clffi
S OF
Thousands ot At _
tcndano *
COMMANDER "
FULL CAR6E , ,
( llllrl.l Order * Itcnd ' " " \lcht-
- Some
l.lxi'lj Cnnip.lrfl pi-rrhr * liV
the
brxidoti Trmiiriiiliniit ( , 'roHtl
I'lnim lur lt DutcTl il ifi ,
GUVNP Ist.vst ) , Neb , Aug. VS. [ Spcci.i
Telegram to 'I'm ; IHrj The fifteenth an-
intiil ti'iiniuii of soldlois and s.Uloisof Ne
braska was fornmlli declared opened tod.iy.
The olllc'hl iccognitlon of tlio fact was when
Camp Logan was turned over U ) Dopnitmcnt
Commander Chuich by thu citizens louuton
coininiUcc.
At 8 o'clock Commander Church and staff ,
together with the commttU'o , assembled upon
tlio platform. Ch.ilrnnu Doan of the com-
nut too iti a few woids turned iner the camp ,
which announcement was gicotod with a
silnto iif Ilftccnguii ! ! Uointnimlar Church ,
In a neat speech , accepted and assumed
command Cliailcs 11 Butmclster , senior
.idc-do-cami [ > aiul thief of st.iff , lead the
orders. Comrade Cl. II. Ciildwcll was ap
pointed assistant ndjnt.int iroiiLi.il , and Com
rade Geoteo P. Dean provost maishal of
llio c.unp All llio bands wcrootdcred to
report to Conn ado Bmmolstcr and lomaln
in camp until Fiiday ,
* ) rorc'hlii | ; Smith.
Then followed camptho speeches , t > omo
of them tinned somewhat hi partis inshtp ,
and the doinocrntU- administration vvns
given sovci.il diubbings Holte Smith was
the taiget all aimed at , and ho
was dubbed Hocus Pocus. The speaker *
WPIO Colonel John 11 Lee , postmaster
atO\foid. Dr TIlTiin.v of Giand Island and
othois Colonel Lee dau-d lloio Smith to
stop pensions of velenns If In till tlio
time would come when all would lie loissuod.
Ilo hnpeti the \eteians would lotuui to the
fold and again unite
Dr Tin.no made the chlof addioss. His
aimy icminiscenecsero inlcicstlng Ilu
gave thedoniociatie puty n fowi.ips That
paity had twisted its platfoim until it re
sembled the icmnants of a toinado. Ho
slid tlio action of confess reminded him of
a boaulof supervising that wanted to build
a court house anil resolved that ,
the "new one bo located \ > hero the old
one stands and the old one bo not torn
down , until the now One Is erected. " This ,
he siid , was the \\ay inbleh the domo-
ci.iliocongicss Is handling llio silver ques
tion The allusions ot the speakers to
ilemociacy and Cle\eland vveio applauded.
The eampllio bioke up at a late hour.
Kcrulvlng l > lhtlii nUlHMl ( iiicsti.
The first denioiistiation of tboday was tha
ai rival of Judge A. II Cnuich , commander '
of the Depirtment of Nobiask.i lie came
In at 2o'clock fioin Noith Platte , and was
leeched at the depot la bollttiiig manner ,
llovv.isinol by tlio Boi * Comet , band of
Hasting and the members of the reunion
lommittco Later In the afternoon other
distinguished votciuns came. Tlioy wcro
given a ptoper lecoptlon at the depot. At 4
o'clock Adjutant General HV.IIIB , Chief of
Stuff IJuimeistor , Adjutant General Gage ,
\V 13 AlcArthur , colonel commanding Sons
of Veterans , and Colotfcl Brad Cook arrived.-
The Hist band to airivo was the Boys
Comet band of Ilistings. The Edgar
Cornet band soon followed , antl
Ihoic. was niusio guloro in tha camp.
Both1 organizations romombcrod de
partment hcadquailers with a serenade.
Fully 4,00(1 ( people wcro on the giound
all aftcinoon , vvandciing hither and thither.
lic.\oid the music piovidcd by the bands
and the aulvals of distinguished people ,
thete vvero no uttiactions , barilng f course ,
the mrrri-go lound , the festive fakir , tha
side snow , etc.
At ihoqu.utermnstor's ofllco it was given
out that 110,11 ly all the tents bad been taken.
There was a constant stream of people tlioro
and the supply will soon bo exhausted The
llnest of weather is favoring the reunion.
The sun sheds Its bngntcst ravsand Iho
temperature is pionounced perfect.
Looking foi a Cron il.
The indications today are that the reunion
will bo bigger and bettor thin ever before
At no time since Grand Island has had the
gathoilngof the veterans has thoio been
such a demand for accommod it ion. Inquiry
fioin almost every post in Nebraska has
bcon made and quaitois have been piovidcd ,
'iho veterans seem to regard the Colum-
hi in je.ir as nio uof patriotism , nnU what
ever iu that Itnejs undci taken Is milked by
astounding success. Such is the reason for
tlio belief that thi reunion will ocllpso all
olheis.Vhoiioverthoiois any iiatrlotlstu
to bo ehoun in Its truest colors It takes a
veteran to do It evciy time . .jiff ) ms jmd It
instilled Into his blood fiomVCHe erndlo up
and the facing of the oncrily'on u battlefield ,
the loarof muslcotry and cMinori and the
scent of powder bus sorvdd tb temper it with
the eharac'tciistie of slyel.io far us Uuoncss
is concerned. - "
The tented ileld of Gimp tie au Is Inspir
ing. Today it is alive with hutuliods bur-
ri ing liero and thcio. Ky oiybody is getting
into oimp nnd with the grcrttcst of cplerlty.
Theioaiono dronnt about tlio camp. The
ii//.l.\ veteran of { hieuRCvio yenrs Is as
spry and as lively n the handsome young-
son. v1th his trim uniform , who will livu
after him Ago and Inthmity havu boon loft
behind and as ono wanders about the
avenues of the tented field there Is every
thing that indicates aetivo life and vvholo-
souled fellowship
Camp Jxviiu , named m honor of "Hlack
Jack , " whom the vetoians loved dearly and
whoso name is loveied by them , Is an ideal
camping ground It lies beautifully nnd U
always admired. Situated mldwny between
thu city ilnd the Nebiask.i Sold lei a *
home , conimlsing IK-K ) acres of oven
gionnd , It U especially adapted for tlio
occa&Ion to which It has been dedicated ,
In lows upon this beautiful tract aio 1.8.15
tents furnished to these who have applied ,
by the reunion committee. There is unl-
lo.mity to the plan in which they are laid
out All border upon either u street , aveuuo
or lane. Running Ironi north to south are
six blocks of tents , and from east to vscst
nineteen. In addition to this number 200
extra have been provided on thu north of the
camp as originally laid out. This was muUo
necessary by reason of the Increaucd de
mand lor privileges While every auiiliiblo
tint , 00 more limn wore In use a i oar ago ,
Is occupied ir assigned , the reunion commit-
tne could use MX ) more. Thlt demand in
dicates that a greater ciowd U to oomo than
antlclpatod The cummittco , however , U
i oinnosed of hustlers and will takocaro of
all who do come , und do it In u satisfactory
manner.
VVhrrii Tliny Are Located ,
The main thoroughfare Is known a Sher
man avenuo. Us course is froin east to west ,
and It is 100 feet in width. On cither side
aio stretched the tents of state hcadquar-
teia , department ofllcors , the press , the
Woman's Uellef corps , the Sons of Veterans ,
and Daughteia of Voterans. Tliuso are
locnted on tha east half of the avenue , while
thu west half Is t Jrnod over to boothswhich
are occupied by the customary venders on
suub ocoaalon North of the avenue lies the
tented homes of Iho votrrnns for tbo coin
ing week. Probably one-half of them renew
now occupied , und by tomorrow n vacant
tent on the grounds will command a pre
mium Still north of the tents is tun imrado
giounci. comprising several acres. It U hero
that ull parades wilt take place and the in-
lorcsltng Hhdtn battle of lilday will traai-
plio here
I/icutod touth of Sherman avenue
Is thu poitlon of the groundi < ot
aside for the several companies of th
NobrasUa Katloutl guurda that ro Into camp
toinonovv , 'llio companies are from both
thkt First mid Sucoud roglinents Mid locludt
uompantus from Kearney , Ord , Central City , ,
Junlaw and York. Adjuttul
