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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-29

Alderman Albert Williamson has lit
tie girl at his house.
Doctor Steer and Prof. Renscheu, OF
Camp Washington. left last evening for
Colorado.
John Waggoner, our old pioneer citi-
zen, yesterday celebrated the seyeuly-
third anniversary of his birth dav,
Mr.. Albert FL. Hoyt, lately editor OF
the American Historical and Geuealogf-
cal Mag zine, has accepted the Chair OF
History and Literature In Mr. Barsho-
lomeN's School in this city.
Squire Thomas Evitt Is a candidats
for nomination Tor Justice of the Peare
before the City Democratic Execu:i i've
Committee. He mas proved himself n
just and efficient Official, and ought TO bs
renVmmaled and reelected.
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MONEY OR MURDER.
of a ~ eaithy Wan with
"a Gang of highWaylnen.

"a Gang of highWaymen.
National Associated Press to the Star.
ST. ALBANs VI, Aug. pa special
from St. Ormaud, station across the
Canadian border, says one of the most
outrageous and daring attempts to OBJ
tain money under threats of murder was
perpetrated on DR.. Brigham we'll
known and wealthy citizen of Phillips
burg, on Sunday night. The Doctor was
at home, when suddenly his house was
entered by band 0! desperadoes, who
Immediately seized him and took him to
another part OF the house. The Doctor
was alone at the time. The villains de-
manded OF him money and also the siy'
natures OF papers which would secure to
them $4,000. Unless this was at once
complied with MS lie Would sunef the
penalty.
Alter considerable delay on the part
OF The prisoner and ruse to get Into
another room for necessary papers, by
which the money could be secured, the
Doctor was temporarily released, and
tuereby managed TO gain access to an
open seconu-story winuoW, out OF which
he leaped. The Gesperadoes soon dis
vered his escape, and at once made al
attempt to recapture bin, but in this
they lalled. The Doctor reached d
neigdboring house ana gave the alarm
but etfors TO capture The entire ga
proved futile, as they had left the prem
| ises when the Doctor with others re
| turned. The entire gang are known
and warrants for their arrest have beer
| issued.
Dr.. Brigham is reported wealthy, and
has tor years lived in his house with no
| body but a housekeeper, and 1t il
thought the gang have been watching
for a favorable opportunity to obtair
money from him when alone, or murder
MIN with the object OF plunder.
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Edition

H6y~ CINCINNATI, Aug. 29-2:SO p. M.-FlouI
quiet and easy. Corn, fair demand and steady.
Wheat easy and moderately active. Oats
quiet but firm. Rye steady and demand mod
crate Barley nominal Whisky steady and
firm and unchanged. Mess pork steady and
quiet Lard firm and demand moderate. Cot
ton steady and unchanged. Gold steady 101A
Eastern Exchange dull and rates unchan sed.
Money market quiet and easy.
Beg WEATHER - Clear or partly cloudy
and warm weather for next twenty our hours
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THE LATEST
Terrible Railway Accident.
Barnum's Advertising Train and Three
Passenger Cars Wrecked.
Many Persons Killed and Wounded.
Many Persons Killed and Wounded.

DEs MONIES, IT., Aug. 29-This sec
tion OF Iowa was visited last night and
early this morning by the most destruc.
tive storm Of rain and wind that has
been known for years.
Bridges were swept away and fields of
corn inundated. While the storm was
at its most terrific point, trains on the
c., r. l. Il P. r. Il. ran upon bridge
about seven miles east OF here, and
the whole train, consisting OF engine,
Barnum's advertising car and three
coaches filed with passengers, were
pitched into the raging chasm, fifteen
or twenty feet deep. The en-
gine was completely embedded
in the mud. The baggage and express
car passed over the engine tender, over
Barnum's advertising car, landing on
the west bank Of the stream in demor-
aliZed condition, the forward end com.
pleLely gone, one rail penetrating
the end, and another the eide of The car.
The passenger coaches Nos. oS, "a and
81, placed in the train as indicated, were
telescOped together, Nos. 81 aud "a be-
ing wedged together.
There were eleven men in Barnum's
company, five Of whom were killed, VIZ.
j. II. Dreese. A. Mack, G. Rockwell, Z.
Thompson, j. Purcell. The others
wounded are A. West, j. Baker,
j. Jennings, E. Dunn and w. Clayton.
Green Berry, the Excursion Agent, aud
f. Bohr, Programme Agent, were also
killed. +. A. Kuier, Conductor, was
the only one " no escaped unlnjured.
Nine other bouies we're recovered from
the wreck. conductor A. j. Pariridgt
is cut about the head; VIM. Rakestraw
engineer, killed. The fireman is Sc
verelv injured, but il is thought he will
recover. Watson, express agent, and
the brakemen escaped.
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Brig II am YOung's IilmeSS.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SALT LAKE, UTAH, Aug. 70. - The
alarming rumor in respect to Brigham
YOung's sickness prevalent during the
last three days have had basis of tact
An attack of cho era morbus, pro.
duced by indigestion conseqlAns upon
the extreme neat, has resulted In a
growing illness, which on Monday
threatened to become fatal.
Yesterday morning all the prophets
family were called to his beds de, when
he Dade them farewell. At9 O'Clock mis-
physicians did not expect he would 1--we
through lhe day.
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WASHINGTON.
Special to the Star.

SpGCIaI 70 the StAT.
COL JONES FOR COLLECTOR.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 1t is under.
stood here that every rylhing has been
fixed and Col. Thomas Jones will be at
once appointed Collector Of the Sixth
Kentucky District. Col. Jones is said to
be citizen of high standing and q very
capable business man. His backing is
very strong, including the best elements
Of both the political parties.
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THE OLD WORLD.
N ational Associated Press to the Star.
AT THE PASS.

LONDON, Aug, ga dispatch from
sAumla, dated yesterday, says: "On the
seventh days fighting at the shipka
Pass Suleiman Pasha carried all the
earthworks at the mouth oil the pass"
THE CZAR ILL.
A dispatch trom Bucharest says the
Czar is very ill, and his physicians have
ordered him to return to the North.
RUMOEs OF THE CZAR'S ABDICATION
A ulspatcn from Vienna says that
there are reue a ed rumors Of the abdica-
tion of the CZtr, ami OF peace.
RUSSIANS ON THE RETREAT.
LONDON, aug ga dlspatcn from
Err .ruuin says the Russians are retrea'.
Ing on Alex4ndriopoia, and that Moukh
tar Pasha is in iuli pursuit.
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has been mo change worth mentioning
for the last forty-eight hours. Tne Bu.-
bank residence is crowded with irlehus
of the Senator, and score Of reporters
are always about, anxious for news
which they do not always get upon ap-
plication in any satisfactory shape. The
stereotyped answer, during the whole
illness, has been, "The Senator feels
something better"
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On Bail-Water Famine Feared,

n Natlonal Associated Press to the Star.
RICAMuND, VA, Aug. l9.-Daniel f.
Ward, VINO was charged with felonious-
ly shouting Ned Gaines, a negro, at the
Fairfield Race Course and committed to
Jail, was to-day, on the testimony of the
attending physician, released on bail
Of $500. Gaines is likely to recover.
The James River, from which this city
derives its supply OF water, is. unprece-
dentedly low. Yesterday pele ,trian
crossed from Manchester to this city,
stepping from stone to stone without
welting the soles OF his shoes. Grave
apprehenslons are entertained that the
drought will continue until the supply
of waller in the reservoirs is exhausted,
in which case water famine Is ineVita-
hln
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half mile from the stockade, and the
aggregate number of the Indians is one
one thousand three hundred, but at
present upwards OF thousand Of these
are in the interior laying up their win ter
store OF salmon. 1t is stated that the
chief has threatened that as soon as his
people return he will take possession oil
the stockade and government stores,
1t is feared tnat such violent meas
uIes on tue part of the Indians may
tempt them to massacre Of the whites.
During the Russian occupation OF SlCka,
it is stated that, in The disposition or
their measures of defence, they kept a
battery constantly trained upon the
Indian settlement. Since the with
drawal OF the United States troops the
Indians have given daily evidence OF
Lueir growing hostility. The revenue
cutter when Is now stationed there III
the event Of u disturbance VIII be OF 1T
tie valu ;, as it is comp He'd TO lie some
distance OH from the town. These fac 8
were laid before The CABINET, and, as a
measure oil precautlOn, The Secretary OF
War was directed to pace at the dispo-
sal Of Lne Collector OF Customs a sNt6
cient number OF arms, equipments anu
ammunition to ENABLE the lnuaUltanJs tC
defend themselves and the property o
| the Cove nment.
| Senator MOrtOn's Son Dying,
| A letter was received at the Treasury
Department wnicn states that the Alas
ka CJmmerciai COmpany's steamer, 81
| Pau, arrived at San Francisco, bringing
Intel isence that Special Agent Juhr
| Morton, son OF Senator Morton, lay al
the pUint OF death from Inflammation o
the bowels. The Captain OF the st. Pau
l,,y nI lIH,T In lI,rhf hnI
hoping that u change mlgut lake plac,
N the condition OF Mr. Morton. AT the
hour OF sailing the physician reported
that there was no possibility of his It
coYery. No news can be received iron
Sltka until the last OF September, Whel
Tue Revenue Gutter Rush is expected II
arrive al San + ancisco from Sltka.
UnfaithfuI Revenue Officials.
Revenue agent Wagner, Of Nortt
| CarOllua, reports to the Secretary OF The
Treasury that W. H.. Diayee, Deput!
| u. 5. Marshal, Jno. W. Green, U. S
Collector, aud Jonn A. Green, his son
were arrested ana held TO bail Angus
%, to appear before the U. s. DlsLric
Court at Statewide, N. g., tN ans Wer tnt
charge OF detrauding the United State
Uut Of certain rewards tor iniorma iOl
that led TO the seizure of ,licit distiIlers
Tnomas X. DAVIS and VIM. A. ROs
were released,
| Subsidies Wanted.
| Information has been received at tn
Post-otice Department that the Pacit
Mail, American and Occidental British
Steamship Conn lanies are applicants 70
d subsidy OF So 600 per annum to carr
the United States mail to Japan an
China. Postmaster General Tyner mad
70 recommendations to Congress on tn
subject. Postmaster General Key ha
not given the matter mucn thought, bu
states Informally that he will probabl
pursue the same course as his predt
ces60r.
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AnnOu Ouncemenaa. n

The Crltchell flower show, on Pric.,s
Hill, will commence tonight.
The Archs illogical Association of Ohio
will meet at the Historical Rooms. Co.
'lege Building, on September 4. at 3
O'Clock P. NJ.
The Independent Colored Voters,
Union will be addressed by the Han
Peier Il. Clark on Thursday eveniar
August 30, ut halt-past 7 7u'ulock, at IA.
bernla Hall, southeast corner Of Matt
anu Plum streets
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Subsidies Wanted.
CHICAGO.
Sergeant Bates Attempts Suicide
Murdered Savings Bank Fail

Sergeant Bates Attempts Suicide
Murdered Savings Bank Fail
ure.
National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO. Aug. ga special to-day
from Say ybrook, ILL.,, says that Sergeant
Bates, the fag-carrier, attempted to de
stroy his life by taking an overdose of
laudanum. Sergeant Bates has been
residing at Saybronk for some tims past,
and it is known that his family have
been in utter destitution for nearly a
year, being objects OF public charity.
Levi Fosselman, rich and retired
merchan', formerly Of Baltim pre, Md,
but more recently resldent OF this city,
was murdered near Wachita, Kansas,
on the night OF the Goth inst. Mr.. Fos-
selman lett this city about three weeks
ago with the view OF making a journey
10 Kansas looking after lands lying near
Wachita.
The greatest excitement prevails in
this city, produced by the failure OF the
State Savings Bank, one of the Oldest
banking institutions in Chicago, and
which for years past has transacted q
large amount Of business. It's capital
was estimated to be near 5000, 900 and as
sells "a 00O, 900. The bank has heretofore
been considered TO be in sound condl-
tion, but during the bank failures in ST.
Louis the feeling among the deposit0rs
In this city became of such character
us to warrant the withdrawal of bonds
by large number Of depositors, and
ever since that time has continued until
The officials concluded to make an as
signment, Col. A. Taylor being CHOSEN
the assignee. The affairs OF the bank
are said 10 be in bad condition, and it
Ia difficult matter to tell what arrange
ments VIII be made with the depOsltors.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
ST JOHN, N. b., Aug. 29.-Frank
Sparrow, u horseman of Ohio, died last
night from injuries received by fail
from a third-story window OF the Com
mercial Hotel at Freder cton. He
leaves a wife and family in Olio.
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Died.

BKADLEY-At her late residence, No. is
wednesday morning Mrs. Mary Bradley, n
native OF County Glare, Ireland, aged II years.
- Funeral Friday morning at 81 O'CLOCK Re-
nlfem high mass at the Church Of the Immao-
ulate Conception at 8 O'Clock, Friends Of the
Samiiy invited without further notice. =
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Still Harpinx on 8, B.

National Associated Press to the star.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29-At the Cabi.
net meeting yesterday the principal sub
iect under discussion was the personnel
and Instructions TO be given to the Sit.
ting Bull COmmissio The Secretary
of War submitted telegram from Gen.
Terry, at present the only member OF
the Commission, saying that he would
be i'll The city to-day. 1t was decided to
wait until his arrival and consultation
with Secretary MoCrary before any def
mite action be taken. II he thinks that
be can manage the negotiations with
Sitting Bull alone, no other person Will
be- designated to serve on the Commits
sion; otherwise such person will be
chosen. The whole matter will b. very
likely dehnl ely settled to-day.
New York CustOm- house,
The subjects OF the appointments in
and reports upon the New York Custom
house were discussed without decision,
1t being thought best to allow these
matter, and what will be done with
Nava Officer Cornell, TO lie over until
the return of Secretary EvarIs, who@is
-
the Customs, VINO have recently lnVesti-
gated the matter, report numerous in
stances of iayoritism in omitting to cx-
anime the baggace Of Americans arrly-
ing in New York from foreign ports.
The Treasury Department has now un-
der consideration the preparation of q
circular upon the subject, i'll which 1t is
probable that Collectors OF customs will
Oe directed to allow no personal bag
gage arriving in foreign steamers tu pass
without examination.
Senator COckeriil
has addressed a letter TO the Treasury
Department regarding the claims now
pending before the Department for the
use ana occupation oil private property
such as houses, falms, enclosures
churches, cJuIt houses, etc, by the
Union amy during The Rebellion. He
desires tnat he Department snail select
at once an honest, intelligent, fair
minded, competent, experienced anu
trusted officer and send him to make
clear ana thorough investigation into
all such claims, ana says that his con.
sutuents are certainly entitled to this
without delay.
Trouble in the Far Northwest.
Recent advices from.Sitka lead To The
apprehension that there ls growing
feeling amongst the Indians inimical to
the white residents, who number about
one hundred souls. IG appears that the
Koloshwa chief and tile Indians OF late
nave been making Tree with the stock
ade in which the whites reside. ana
nave also boarded the mail steamer in
both cases acting with great insolence
and using threatening language. The
K 9loshWa village is situated less than
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Marriage LlceHzses.

The following marriage Licenses were
ssued since our last report:
L. Washington and Emma Johoes.
VIM. Daiker and Amelia Belz.
Gotthord MuUz and Sophia Hehner.
Louis Heister and Christina Schmidt,
john Is. R4nuer aud Barbara q enrer.
Wm. Sauuan aud Maggie Brauer.
J. Z. Buliemiller and q. l.. Forimeyer,
HarbOn uuxhss and Emma Birdcell, r
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SENATOR MORTON.

No Definite Change i'm HIS COndi.
ti0M.
Special to the Star.
RICHMOND, IND, Aug. 29-4 A. NJ
Tue condition OF the Senator has under
--'as ao definite change, u la0t. there
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The Fight at the Pass Goes on.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Aug. ga dispatch from
shumIa says the struggle between the
opposing forces at Shipka Pass contin-
ues unaDatlng. The losses on both sides
have been fearful. The result is still un-
certain,
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Observation-Disclosures

w ANTED-BoYs-ro sell papers for this
ntfce. If
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FOR RENT.

I, RENT-HOUSE-Of IL rooms, Hin kle's
II BLOCK. Mount Auburn. Inquire OF z.
HINKLE, lao Auburn street. au25 6t*
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INOR RENT-HOUNE--NO.3 81 Geor ge street,
II between Race and E m streets rooms
bath room, hydrant and cstern, ali newly re-
paired. Inquire at A. CARS, No. E. Fourth
street. 2S-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

XNT ED-SIrU ATION-To COOK, wash
w and iron; best Of references. Call at 4l2
Sycamore street 2S-4t
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FOR SALE.

IIOR SALE-TlCKErS-At reduced rates to
ID indianapolis, Bloomington and Cham
payne good till Srptember"0. Apply at north
east corner Third and Elm streets. lt*
L'OR SALE - FEATHERS - Large 4h-lb
Npiiiow', 81 each; 35-lb. beds, S. cholce
feathers, l5c per lb. Feathers renovated. c.
W. MORRIS IN, 81 w. Sixth street, between
Main and Walnut, I'D stails. aus i'm
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NNJ ANTED - SITUATION - BY compe-
w tent housekeeper; has lived in School
anu other large establishments: good refer
ences. Apply at 267 ". Fourth ST. 2S-St
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TOR RENT-HOU SE--No. ISL George ST.;
L 10 rooms, hall, bath, all newly papered and
grained throughout; good neighborhool; rent
only $40 per month"; 2S-3t
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WANTED - STU ALTON - BY young
w man as compositor on paper; will work
for Csc per 1,01O. Address +. r. MERRELL,
ISL Longworth street. au29-|tA
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TOR RENT HOUSE - Five rooms and
10 Kitchen, ia Cutter street. Apply on prem
{scs or at 90 Lonywor, h street 28-3t
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WLANrED - SITUATION - AS up stairs
w girl, and t. assist with washing and
ironing Call at No. 227 Broadway; reference
given. 28-2t
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N1 ANTED - FARM To rent or lease q
w 1irst-class productive farm, well located.
Will pay money rent, give best or references
and security, il desired. Address for one week
YARN LR, Box ., Cincinnati, Ohio. aull-tf
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DOARDING-Deligh rooms and boarl
ID can be secured by frst-class parties at 3ol
y est Fourth street: reference. 2o-2t
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

VOR RENT - ROOM - Pleasant furnished
Y front, first floor, for one; rent low: 4T
Plum street. zo-N
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Tne Republican State Committee met
at the Filth Avenue Hotel yesterday,
and decided to issue call Tor the State
Convention. to meet at Rochester at
noon on the 26.n OF September. Tue ses-
sion OF the Committee lasted only forty
minutes, and there WAS no discussion
OF uOliLieal malters.
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Nv NANTED--ENGINE- E--To buy portable
w or stationary steam engine OF g. to 10
horse power; must be in good condition: give
lowest cash price, and address Ii. CHAIR
SELL. Wci5burg, Dearborn County, Indiana
2S-4t
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1,OR RENT-ROOMS--O ON Glenway avenue,
opposite Gcst street, Twenty first Ward,
four rooms on second floor. auZo-Ztr
TIOR RENT-ROOMS--Four light and airy
10 rooms, in good location; northeast corner
OF Belts and freeman streets. 2S-2G
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WTAN TED S MARX, $50 West Fifth
w street, corner Plum street, has deter
mined before removing t. MS new and elegant
stores, Nos. 1856 and 1873 West Fifth street, to
close out his present stock OF Boots and Shoes
regardless of cost. he therefore offers for the
next ten days great bargains IN Boots, Shoes,
siaiters or slippers. Don't fail to look at his
bargains before you buy elsewhere
auR5-3J,S, W &o
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BOARDING.

DOARDIN G--furnshed or unfurnished
u front rooms, with board; also day board
1ng, "a West Fourth street. corner Of Plum.
SS-2t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

WASHERS AND WRINGERS
For sale and repaired. Old wringers taken in
exchanre II. TETTES BORN. 2l9 w. Fifth.
myl2-S&Wtf
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NATIONAL YHEATER COMIQUE.

CONCERT AT THE FIFTH.ST. GARDEN
THIS wednesday, EVENING,
And probably the last Wednesday Concert
shis evening. Also Concert every Saturday
and Sunday evenings, weather permitting
5ree, WAHLE & WOLTERMANN.
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Presidents nominations having been
rejected, Arthur remains In office
as collector, and Cornell as Naval
ficer. All the President can do for the
present is to send in new names. II the
Senatorial oabal shall reject these ap-
pointments the President can, alter the
session shall expire, suspend the pres
ent officials and put in others, who will
reorganize the Custom-houss from stem
TO stern, and appoint competent depu.
ties, who can not be dislodged. The in-
junction OF secresy will probably be re-
moved to-day, and every body will have
an opportunity to explain. A striking
feature Of yesterdays proceedings was
the action Of number Of Democrats
voting to uphold the tenure-o:-of law,
which they denounced as revolutionary
and unconstitutional when enacted ten
years ago by the Republicans.