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CASUALTIES.

THE DE.ADwOoD CATAS' n 1pfrE.
DEADwnoD, y. +. tihc 1'.-9,x holics
have 81 far been recovered at Buffalo Cap
these of Davis, tslc Itetghter, gong south,
three men thames uuluoWn) accompanying BIN,
Oliver Rhodes, untl frank Reed. Tho b,dfes Of
Mrs. Moorc, Mra Rhodes, aud her three icflil-
drcn, are still missing. Montgomery DFof- u
Clarkfs outfits were loaded wtti, 40, 4o0 pouhls
Ut general merchandise, having only forty ahjts
and forty dies Tor the Ilomcstaka Company.
There Wis no machinery for New uon1estako 120-
ttatnp'ntlf, as previously reported, that being
all ant! the mill Utmost ready to commence ruu4
ntnv. The entlrr freight outtlt Is total wreck.
T!'c water fusu rapidly. NJ chance was offered
for csrape. Nothing wos know1, OF the disaster
ut Buffalo Gap sia1ion. one mile distant, until
o'clock the following morning, tno late to
render Anv nsststauee to the heiplcs, people.
Beaver Greek has ,.ow zone down, and 1aeu arc
nj wofk cIearas away the debris, with hopes Of
saving sorne Ut the fre.ghf, but It IA scatterrd
FOR miles, Hit! Progress IS sluw. TI!eru to no
way uf getting nns authentic news from Tilt
tcene, EXCEPT oy frclgl'tsrs culnlng in.
, 1879-06-17
DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL.
nACKpowH ruopos,riON,

"&fcaH1 "sp8sGH - fAS ITaHHf.
WARRINGTON, D. c., June l&-Yne Demo-
Gratis have been considering t>lay whether 1t Il
best to swap horse8 tn the middle OF tho stream.
This afternoon whl!e both Houses were in ses-
slon, word was quietly seut to tAo members ot
thu Democratic Couamtttas Ut Safety to meet
Immediately Ia tie room OF tho Senate Com.
mlttee on the Judiciary. Theso wets present It
the meeting Seuators Thurman, Herman, 1lan,p-
ton, saulsbury, Vance, Eaton. Voorhees,, Bailey,
and Wallace, and Representatives Atkins B,ck-
nell. Coz. Ewing, tioo1e, Pnolpn Springer, mud
KeRaa. AZ SOON ~ the Committee bad sasat.,-
bled 1t cama out that the purpose for which
they had been 80 suddenly called together
was to determine whether i would not ba good
for the Democrats IN ConRTess to
kyAcUAT8 Tuk LAsT DITCH
III which they are now tntrencbed, and take
safer position little farther In tho rear. Tho
proposition took tho form Of Q motion BY Ben
, 1879-06-17

Funerals Ut a Past Grand Gnnhlor Of tho
Mississippi nni a East Exalted Ruler Ut

Funerals Ut n Past Grand Gambler Of tho
Mississippi nna u Iaat Exalted Ruler Ut
Jsiks.
Sntrtni Dt,pateh to TIT Tribune,
PHILADELPHIA, Juno lG.-.1ubn Watts, ono
Of thu uld and fasuous Ealnblcrs Of tlle Mlssss-
slpp, WIS buried at Mount Mortah yesterday.
llu died on Thursday ut tho sgo ot II. He WAS
little known here, but every ono who Travelled oil
thc Mississippi twcnty or THIRTY years ego will
remember litn as tbs leading poker-n1aycr ca
tho boats. lu ante-bclIum days, When cabins
were given up 10 cartl parties. a1ili thousands
changed ha1H!s In u slnEtu evening, Watta was
cool Mnl unexcftabu. nlll In th. days when
plsto1s ninl bowle.knyes proved trurnps
lla could play them we'll. 1lo patruil.
lxcd L.oils1un tailor exclusively, md
was alwa,s dressed with hcruputous
elrEanre. Although casnt'rr, he protestEu 10
Ou q man Of AuHur, all never a(tuwt4 mis- llDnOr
to br questioned. His Wateruo WIS the great
race between tile Robert L. Leo aud the Nusr!Irz,
from New Urieans 10 VI. Lons, on whlrh ha
stakrtl cycrf tcHt taIut lie ha.l,-sumu $!O uuU.
liz then cu1ne East, N1nt },as Btnce itYud with u
son, whom ho cuucutoll at,ruad In tho best
svhoo1s, and who IL nuw a lcadtt,. physician.
Willis thu modest eufttGn WAA fuliuwlu, his
body 10 the cemetery, q lung liue VI :aD car-
r'agra IVES tsturtEnE through anutllCF oattAIicu
u,r body of AtA1. Gcorgc Maga}rc, faAt! :Ex.
alscd tI,lIer Ut Eks. l!eru wp5A dutskAllons
froll All over tho country, 'inaipift4xs ~ pro-
fcssonalk tsuu, New York a'aA4l F$; Ej.s,,'
, 1879-06-17

nfopttnc Of tic Prcstytcstan General Asseu.
t,,v"s,st. ,.r ~, t,,.rr.,.N,..,,st,. ",.'a
~. '"o '"."*a''
"ec' r,., ,+... >.
o., e''1m, 7''"a 'rt',' ~ }" ..,. ."* ..o"w'
oftA"A' 'une 4o'-ath aect'n5 u tnc frcs-
bytcrian Genera! Assembly, the 1scv, Frlncinal
s1acVrar reat tile report uf the Board If Ffcuc|,
Evaprcltzattou. Tim rcnort whIcI, Ia ,lr fo,r,i.
.n,,,ni nna nv, .1,,. .ho,,, .'n .hts., ~ 49,
u'1n"a' o'e, saYs ih1t aoout ona'l"'.a u tl,'
nrc French-spealug Roman Catholics, al.
tbourt, the rreater urn,ber Of th.s, arr fo1ntl
IL t,,. p-ovtncc ~ nnoho. ,v,,or,, ,,,.-o ..o ~.
III , W. "es .., ~ ,taeae'' ""e'e !nt'o a.s w,
wards OF million to total population of
l.lW,0oo, yet they aro by no tneans cOtlincd to
that PROVINCE, III Nova srutIa ,hrr,,
oro aaMxt in N.w nr,n,vfr,, IN mn
Nv. .oo'
u"o l" o"'a''o t'oo' t'encn,1pea6nE
people. II to t'iesc nro added the
large numbers In the Province of Manttoba,
as we'll us those In Newfoundland u,M priure
T,s, T,,.'',1 4. ,.,,, ~ """. IT,. - -
scarcely any limit to this denartment Of the
Churcha work In the Dominion. The means
OF propaepudtsm cmplo7rtl by tho poara arc
the.r. co.nnrtare mt.s,on schonls. and nrcarhirt>
s.s'" .''pys ~, 'Ass' ".sso" senoo'o' "'" l"s".s
stations: lug results haVo beeh 'efY sat'sfac-
tory. fosty'f1Sc rcars ago illtre WIS scurcely
Il French ptotpstaut III tue couutry,-uot q
so}ttnrv Frenr1 protrst,ut ronurcrat}nr nh,
Rhie WIS mn ,ni;mown hoor in I'm Eren,i'
na.,a"se .. ~ ~ H. Tae.'. te"as T., taa'n ta a.. -
etsnn, ~ 49, Hn w i1i ~ H.. t
s1 t, s'a, ,a "ns .f.tn,'t I!. y, ia
WI m,t ~" ; oa1'oss ~; ase maoas & ts aushve q.
.I ~, H.. e,''u, 1,nsa HG ~ Nton. t ~. T.
ossi.,c .o" ~ ~. ~ tm ifo n",m -
" ~ st..,, ~ I'm ,a,, ~ cno,rs"a,L.,, ',n,t.r
ihc ,soant n sin IN = y AZ nune I' s IL. Frcnl' %
~ ,ds n,." ~ ~. .aI, ~. ~ "" ~ .ae"Sn
nrhr " ,.,r 'var. ~ l., ~, H., i1sn,ah,s, 1 I
M..s.rhu.e,.. - scrv lara NJ i. !. i,,sr.., t,u
~: .',, ,is. 'tf 'IEv: w., "i, iT,'co,ts .,'s
~ ~" r. 't ~. snc G"a =. ah,t no"nI ...Ie
~ y, !fnen tgIu. eutes. na'tr !e4tute @
VI sI,n i'o.'a W. 'H. ~ u
t'n'lac ".nis,~ , ,hn.,. VIZ e,a IT, ~
Qnc'ec, eaae!1A. 1s snus ."usG ""o n"s. ttt- I
usfliGu ~" Shtndc 'a'n!''ea' A'uI"'4 we
year ttir nnard has nenn lhaeh emnaFfasse! lor
,aek VI !us!us. esucetauy w. peeuaia'y ussstanse
las III maht instances 10 He Gifct 10 converts
VINO ors subjected so bcrhecutloh. q aeserir'
ion n aae 'eoors S ~ ~ vas'oIs spcS1a, netsls
was caFen1 ny hhahc!ai stasetaent e'ossa ttle
IuHu WeFt %-atSJfs Gr H6aTtF *.,euV lens kllaH
, 1879-06-17
LEGISLATIVE BILL.
UNNAyrLtNQ IT.

Hneefai ntrpateh TO 1he Trtb1fne-
WAsnlHaToE, D. D., June l8.-lhc arrant
officers Of the Treasury have made a complete
examination OF tile Legislative bilt Ms II Is to
pass. They say that there will be little difficult
ty IN making payments under It. This doubt
less reu1crs tic Presidents approval OF tlts
bill certain. It wotld be very serious matter
to lsavc this bill fail. It touches every branch
Of the public scrvicc. and the Government could
not bc conducted even In Its most insignificant de-
partment should tlts bI1l not become law. ills
tie purpose of the Treasury wien the bill passes
to have the old bill OF last year printed With tho
omissions proposed to bc made BY this Bit, md
the amendments marked In bruckcts and italics.
In this way tho accounting officers viii bo able
to ascertain the specific amounts appropriated
for the coming fiscal year.
, 1879-06-17
NOTES AND NEWS.

6ptrfat D.-ac,ci to Tie TRIBUNE.
WARRINGTON, D. t., June 16.-The Tom
mission appointed to colffy the Publc Land
laws will commence work Immediately after
July /. Prof. Powell, Thomas donaldson. and
C1arcucc King, the new Chief Of the Geological
Survey, and the Commissioner Of the General
Land Of1lee. aro u1s Board which aha!I have
charge Of the work. Some members OF tic
Commission will proceed to the 'Vest and as-
certain the workings OF the old law, NIL learn
wlat changes arc necessary to meet the require
mcnts Of the present time.
THE NRw GRAND JURY
OF the District inst tlls mornlnE, but adjourned
until September on account Of funds. Carter
Harrison can rest easy until that time, AS ex-
Doorkcoper Polk cau giro him no trouble for
nearly three months. Should the Little Judicial
bill full, there will be no money for tho Granl
Jury OF thts District or Of anY other locality
Until the deadlock on that question Is broken.
Mt. Polk threatens to follow Mr.. Harrison to the
end.
DIED.
The report Of tho dcath Of the Hon. John II.
Lanrstuu, our Minister to HaytL Of yellow
fever, Has received here hy hts friends to-day.
pressed that he continued Al his pott long alter
the disease became prevalent at Port au Prince.
FINAL ADJOURNMENT
Tile eenatn Appropriation Committee could
not uErce utter ali on i time LOT I'D 3ournmcnt,
N1.,t 50 The Chairman 1Hato statement 10 tl,at
rtfert saying lint with the present condition Of
business II would b. impossible to saw whcu tic
sc'nto c99la au!ootn, anu 20 !'ie nouSe sesoIa.
tlna 70 nol olouln !o.nIols9w VIZ 'a,u as,.le. hoat
81 W Hen1utlaIae me'noGTa , " tAa c.ln'n'ttee
tlishK to.aleht that oo'a !4ouscs can aa]oasa
"cek Ho'A to1hoFso"'
AG"A1ls "on'"Af!oH'
r,,,, ~ ~ "fa<T. "'1M.f" 1',..I i, t"G H.,
1H,.;al y, ,,,voto% ou"1 I'm! IT," tnn.1 y,
, 1879-06-17
THE JUDICIAL BILL.
ITS pAasA1h IN THE SENATE.

WARRINGTON, D. c., June 1G-Iho Senate
discussed for nearly three lours a,ll then
passcd what Is known as the LtttIo judicial Ap-
proprlatton BILL framed by the democratic eau.
Gus ~ 4 receptacle for tho political legtslatton
which had originally been mouuted a. Hders on
the Legislative and Army bills. beu2tor Dawes
SPOKE 1t length against tho bill, md eommand-
cd the attention Of the eenate, which could but
admire the clearpcsa Of his statements, tho CO.
gency Of hls logic, and hia energetic
but unamblttous eloqucucs. lie said
tllat this wM tho ,nost perulcious OF
the meaapses yet undertaken ln the
name OF the new cyangcl Ut reform. Tho fEat
, 1879-06-17

after adjournment for tie purpose Of taklnSs
furthcr tcsiitnnny.
TIE nHrnHptK6 cEKTtrfcATEs. =
WAa1ftsnTns, u. e.. fHnc ii -~SuhscffnttoS :
tu I'll. per cent fetnf]tHE certificates since go
d2Y's report .n,t,ant to s:!7 .tyV}.
TuK IsrnAus. :,
Rtcretarv Thn,npson has ordered the Gn1ted
Statr> shin Marion to AspInwa1I. The Goycrl-
inent has nnthng uaw regartii'y The rsecul reso-
tuition OIL tit tsshtnus Of Panama.
COMMITTEE WORK.
The tfnnsc Appropriation Cnnmlttcr has
agreed 10 t"som11cnl no.l.cancurresce Ia the
9pnate atnen1Hanta IL the Legislative It'll. Tic
principal feature of the controversy Il the 40.
propriatlnh nj $4,000 for the pay Ut tile labur-
era uf tue D'stret Of Columbia, wll,ct, tie sen-
tta struck cut.
SENTENCE COMMITTED,
The Preat1ent haA COMMITTED the sentence Of
,totcpb pevtnn fcolored), convicted Of tic MIR
der Ut Louis Day, tt December last, aud who
wns to have been hanged In this city Friday
nt1t, to HE imprisonment In TIL: Albany Fc1lt-
testiaty. lie Inns also cotnmuted the sentence
Ut Louise Wallace tcolorcs1l, conrscted VI the
murder ns her infant child In Apri. ailA who
was to have been hanged the &aiue dav. to ten
ycars' imprisonment In tile Albany Peultcntiary.
, 1879-06-17

stor Kcrnan to strike out the restrictive clause
of tic secos eecfion OF the judicial Apnropria-
tim bill, which Was at tho tuumeut being dis.
cus1cd In the scnate. This section provides
that the sutns appropriated tp lhs net tor per
aous and public service embraced III IT, prostaoa
ara In full for I'LL payments TN the accounts
named for the next fiscal year, and no Depart
tlcnt Or officer Of the Government shall during
said fiscal year makH any contract or incur any
liability for tic future payment of money Until
an appropriation sufficient 10 meet Aucll contract
or pay s,1eh liability shall have frat been tnadc
BY the taw.n
Senator kcrnnn, who has from the beginning
been Individually opposed tn olac!ng tolistcal
riders Oh tho appropriation bfllt, advocated
TIE 8rKiKISd our or THIS CLAUSE
on the ground that. II It were retained, the Pres
dcHt would bo likely to veto the bill, while II
was probable that without this restrictive feat
urc, tie President would conclude to
Sign Il. THIS view, It Ia understood, WAS
also sustained in son1u fcmarks bY
scuators Thurman an1 Wade Hampton. Mr..
Cox took MI oppus.e view, He sai'l that in any
eycnt Le expected to sec Supervisors md Mar
shu1s on tluty In the next Congressional election
In New York City. The mere fact that there
wds no money 10 paY ior u1clr services
WOULD NAxa NO DiRrEnsNcr.
They would oc appointed, anil would have nti
tic official authority and character TINT they
had tu The last election. whether they were pattl
or not. But Air. Coz thought the Democrats
lIati ttnkercd their programme enough, already,
and that they lad better s&tck 10 what they
have left Ut It.
After soma further expression 0! opinion by
different members, a vote VITA tnken oD the
motion to strike out the restrictive cIausc, and
1t WIS defcuted. It is understood that only
SENATORS Thurman, Herman, aud Wade Hump
ton, ulsl two Neprcsentativcs-alr. Atkins md
uuother-Yotcd fn tic affirmative, whftc all the
other members present, with tile possible ex-
ceplion ot scuator Wallace, voted III tile mega
tive.
It Is understood thatf the Committee did
agree, however. lint the sec ond section sfIouid
be HfncIltled by adding the worls. "cxccpt n
provided for IN Ser 1872 HeyseA Statutes" 1t
hnvIns been discovered tllat tic section incn-
toned +
WOULD OTHERWISE srAxD REPEALED
II tllis bill should becuni" law.
scnatoe Wallace ,aaYnx tuus secured the np-
proyal vi the Caucus Committee, otGercd The
amendment In The SchAte shortly aftcrward,
| AlIl tllnt bo1r ratified tle CAUCUS.
Immediately after tho Committee adjourned
leatltig mctntey OF f4 remarked tlat II thu
President shuud veto the Judicial bll Congress
would Immediately tatsf RECESS until the first
Monday III December 1foxt. Another member
Of tr Committee, however, said TINT the CUES
tion ot adjournment wn& not discussed at hll iu
tic uactttg; today. {
, 1879-06-17
SUIRU.:Ht,;t4NEMd.:s;',

SAN FnAsc'sco, ca1' Jdaejjdss " eutro,
Ney.. dispatch says: IL IL Observation-Disclosures
OH tbs authurity ot Mr. susro, 'that +tte water
irou, tho Co,,,stock l.oie will be received fn I'll,
sutro Tunnel July I, TN which day tho contract
tiu,a expires. 4 careful examination n,adr yes
tertsy by Mr.. Sutro convinced hin that 1t
would be iEnuossllIle to cotuplels by tllu stiou-
lated time the tmbers and cutt,t,. Of tho draiu
for s!,u last few Thousand feet nearest sho Cons-
stock. tfe therefore uTdorcd water-llDxcs to he
temporarily g.csd fSs thst dIsta1so IT., aboTs % 1ho
north uul OF tie MINIS will lIaeharge their
Wntes through : l:Fineh Pipe, which Ii bting
t,laeel to potnt where iua tuuu0l inttsaects tho
Savage Niue.
, 1879-06-17

TuscoLA, ILL.,, June 18.-Tlts region vas vfa-
lied bs a heavy wnt-siorm Saturday AFTERNOON.
An unoccupicd building four miles south OF
here vas bluwn duwn. The rain fell 10 torreuts
for IN hour lust evening.
PouunKEErslE,tune ia terrific chnIl. storm,
six miles wide, passed. from west to cnat near
Germantown, Co1umeIa County, between II a,d
IL lust Mgnt. Hat-atoncs as largo "a hickory
cry faru,-hou6e. Poultry scre killed, fruit vt
every klnd destroyed, trees uprouteh, fances
blown t'"wn, amt near Clcfnlons unc OF two
lousre NeFc upruuGu1,
, 1879-06-17
4 NEEDLESS WOMAN,

SbFf7d4 Nt0dtc6 70 7Ht 7TIdNHf.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Junu 1G.-Thts forenoon
woman w},u 'ias not yet been identified walked
off tile draw Of tlle East Watcr street bridge,
Just rs It ilna bcen swung cfear Of the abntmcnt
to permit the passage III vessel. and. falling
Into the river, WIS drowneA. Tie bcy wns
promptly recovered md removed to the Morgur,
Whcre 1t TclnutuA.
, 1879-06-17
SETTLED.
Np&rta{ l1t4aHsst& 10 jk& 14fArNk

2&a7583
MtkWAuKEE. Juua lI-A settlement hna
been effected Ia tic caae at tho uu(ted atatea
against William aud AuRust BerRauthaI, charged
With illteit dlstllfatou Of apirlts at the old Gtaw
dtst.l!sEy. THIS defendants pay to tic Qoyesn-
tuont Ills costa OF proceedings aud snail &ddi-
tiu1I1l sun ~ = penalty. =:
, 1879-06-17

HDtcf1{ INsDHfeh 10 3At 3FIbnHf.
V1scESHEs, Ind, Junc 1B.-Thomas E. Kack-
lev. prominent politician and farmer, Has
badly. iniu'eti by reaper wht'e harvesting ,p-
lnv. T'tc mules tlechn,c uumnnageabtc, throw
Ing NacklsY be!osu thr knlveY. u.a lex WAS
btokrn iu three places.
, 1879-06-17

= e'lu's nj prices for The hot weather, aIvanc-
/ thr rates about 81 per ton fur atl elasses Of
't'nntnerh. The tHrge consumers say they will
ut pay 1tsc advanced rutcs, ind will DC able to
.et all tf!r ter ttt"Y want at former rntcs Last
hlsller The e rtuu "aa unusually luexe, but IL
tct!hs III luakh TIT itieErtlce with tile fce rnnl.
PAncA. l]it ftNtt1euiA ri tn: CITY nft Indignant.
, 1879-06-17
RAILROAD ACCIDENT,

SDfttts Dfstutch ~ l5r TfioHat
MILWAUKEE, Wis, JunB l0.-Thts morning
freight train No. 2y, Of the Western Union Rond,
broke III two nca. Ksnntcktnntck Station white
nearing the city. Four hoz-cors jumped thu
track apa plunged into shasais, bo.ss,ns Mp,
complete wreck. Tlt Platform una station
building We're tlasnaceLt.
, 1879-06-17


WASHINGTON, q. C., June 1G.-ln the l1ousc,
un,ler call Of tie States, the following hills
werc introduced a,,d referred:
BY Mr. CUx-To protect certificates OF nat
ura[zatTon. It provides that the rights accru-
Ing under any certificate of naturalization shall
not DO questtoned, nor sl,u,l aoy e,leh certificate
be invalid hY Husou Of uny dcfcc. through IT.
regularity &C ilfe1a1ity In tile act OF 1,aturaza-
.ton after two years from the date thereof, utl-
less occasoned by actuul or Intentional fraud on
the part Of tlae holder Of suc,, certificate.
By Mr.. Sanford, prohibiting the boarding Of
money in the Treasury. and prohibiting IN In
crease Of the interest bearing debt Of the Uu!ted
States. This bill makes 1t unlawful for money
to b. boarded III the Treasury, anl provides
that all money In the Treasury nut necessary for
the payment OF the ordinary expenses O! the
Government shall be used for tile payment Of
outstanding United States bonds. Sec. 3 pro-
tbits the increase Of the interest bearing debt,
and Sec. ,ntllcts penalty o! $4,000, togettler
with rctnoraI fran Office, tpun any tiOvcrnfnent
official who sioates the provslols Of the bII.
Mr. Young trenn.} introduced Il bill granting
4 pension Of $50 pcr month to tile widow Of
Lieut.. Hiram Hennyr.
The total number Of hills thus far introduced
the Present session Is 2,:r5.
Uu nollon ot .Mr. Ksan, bill was puased for
the relief Of settlers Oil thn Usage trust AlIl
diminished reserve lands In Kansus.
On tuutlun of alr. Hnshburn, The bill WIS
passed allowing IRE cnptlun settlers twelve
nunths nftcr date of iillur thvis cntry to com-
ptGte t!IFtr rcstdtHce.
4 RESOLUTION to permit the sub.C Committee q.
the COMMITTEES on Commerce to sit during lilt.
rcccss a,A take testimony on tho subject Of
commercial relations was offered, anl failed fof
wunI Of tHo'thros majority.
Tac remainder III the session was taken up in
ton6 Iltat Of 1iI11tfuhta I'M a}I,rex
, 1879-06-17
FLOODS.

Sonru ADAMS, Mass, June 1g.-This place
las Dee, visited ty heavy frestst, at,tl the
duinage throughous the vicinity Ia yartously es-
tia,ate,l from e1OO 003 to $f50,0J Damages BY
itood In The outlying districts arc hourly IT.
tuItru,
, 1879-06-17

Rnrrfei ni1,atrh 10 1as Tribune
Fort WAYNE, lut., Juue 1G.-Mrs Charles
Scltociretn MID two children were struck by
lightning lsat evening and batllv Injured, Thu
chGrcu Will reroser. Mrs. Selue.rleln's re-
euyerY tH doubtful.
, 1879-06-17
UNDER TIL. WHEELS.

SF1cIW }H9HHTcH 10 7HF 7FIGHHf.
KESosHA, Wls., June Id. Jaeger, employ
cd In Allen s. 6onss ta1lnerY. was run over ut
this plarn 1Y a freight train from Chicago.
While n.tenptinE to get On Il he fell under the
tratn. Both OF lIlsfcgs arc brUkeu. TIefr Is no
l!Ope Of bis ree0yerY.
, 1879-06-17
CHIEF-lUSTICE RYAN,

MADISON, Wis, Juue 1h-chleflustice Ryop's
health continues IN very precartous condition.
liz passed bad night Saturday night. aud h!s
srmptoma have beuu let4 favorable to-day
, 1879-06-17
The Majority Favor the Claims Of the
Sitting Members.
Springer Offers the House a Dose Of Eleo-
tioneering 0lap-Trap.
Which Is Quietly Cast Aside by
the House.
BAYARD.

THE DELAWARE 8kMAToK WILL NOT NUDGE
sp,etai Dhn,teh to Ins Tribune.
WASHINGTON. u. C., June 1G.-Scnator BaT-
arl will not attend the regular weekly meeting
Of the Finance Committee tomorrow morning,
nor will ho preside ngafn oycr It's deliberations
uuiit the caucus of Democratic ecuators de-
cftiea what course It will pursue con.
cerning the Warner bill. Ttle Com
mtttcc Of Cancellation, comrosed Of Sen
ators Thurman, Garland, and Mcdonald, will,
In tho report which they will mako
10 the Caucus tomorrow, recommend the non
acceptance Of Daynrd's resignation, anl tlle
postponement of further action upon the War
ner bill until next sesBtou. It IL tho intention
- .n., ,v.,to~., nnr,ooro,. r., ,nt.rnriz. +ti,
u s'ae "estSta Hsnu41'o ~. w. su.AKoa'"e t'''s
report, hh'1 70 1hsla1 ~apo!l tl'e aeceptnace u
Rnyard's resignation. Warner. who Is tho
master spIrtt in this business, claims that tue
fr,cnda nf hfs hill wifi hxvc
'.'31os y. ...sn.a,,, A.s . 49, ~
AA'oH'ti ~ 'as SENATE cAoeus'
,oon it wAs agreed to ACCEPT Daynrd's resigna-
finn. and exhaust nil legitimate mcans to take
~, In 49,. ~ ~. r,o.,.si,... c,,.1. st..-t
t'.u o.' 'as VI 'uo eo'.'''so' susn A' a',''"i'*
Will aonotlesa oe mauo NJ VOORHEES,, beek'
Coke. aud others who follow their leadership.
.so- Nm W.Yner In, vho oro un,yttiInv n ~
!aFo9 ut1 "a,'es W. WV Nv u."a'"E , In ~ ~
to the jenEth p9opoaeo' a'lu "po VIII 1o1n
the Eastern Democrats IN sustaining tho report
of the Cancellation Committee. The tt0pprtapco
n .n.morro.v,s nrtton Ia fully apnreciatc nv tho
n.s.."ss.. 'f' =
democrats.
Members from closely contested Northern
s-.t., -, IT, ..x..,, 1850, -,
, 1879-06-17

WARRINGTON. D. C.. June 11.-ln the Senate.
Mr. Dsy!s, Of West Virginia, from the ComtnIt-
tce on Appropriations. stated that, Tn cunsaera-
tou o[ thc present state Of business before the
Senate, tue Committee was Unable to concdr In
tue date In the House Joint resolution liking to.
morrow as the dav Of adjournment. 1t hoped
to be able TO report the resolution as koon as It
fixed an carly das for adjournment.
The Senate took up The bill introduced by
Mr. Mcphefson to amend thu act Of l7il3 III re-
gard to tlc enrolling md licensing Of vessels
cngnged In the coasttng trade and fisheries.
atr, ingalls,, at ILLS own request, was excused
FROM further service OH the Committee OF Priv
icrcs and E.ccituns. anil the President pro tcn
appointed Ms. Logan IN hfs straj.
, 1879-06-17

at""eac W 'uI u"'o't ~ p''.ea w. PAps.
1ounl III oa'lotpo1' nta mol ~ Iie kho"n
number Ut voters. fee on thsa theory There hau
b0cn
Az ATTEMPT TO eatzE rIlK rREstDRNuY
and tn jnnnc,,ra,t . robc)Iinn. The pex. new
.,'s... ...s.,s.', ~. ...,.. ..,...S - ~.d,,a
t1eo15 st'heAeo the s'"Y, atte'"ptco ~ -, Fcuuea
its numbers. att' 10 curtall It's power. The next
threatened to deprive all civil officers VI the
United States uf sny po,yer To keen the peace,
aud ...r. ,.a ,,a.. - t.e "a Il,
aa ~, 'o,l'e ' neu fone Al" ~
aehy HAL thcfe was shS peace ~
tho United e!ntea to tu kept. Mr..
Dawes said m attcmpt ,ras made t.. strip the
fo,t. .,f t Ifnitc1 s,otcs ~ t1,e,r lnr,tiet,on,
~. :. ~ w.. mss 49, ,,s. ,s., ,,r. -, Nj.
out II was reserved ios these 'aas "ou'e ,, y. 'a'
s1tra bessi0n to establish by law undeF t"'s he~
thcory sys.cn under which party politics, With
nil therr ,nn)fpnancy. stalk Into TN courtroom
w. w., % a..,h,,.n ,h..,,.sve. IN Il ,urv.hor,
'at'n cstaoisa themselves :" a's ul5u"oA'
Should such system succeed, tas'lce ~oa!u H.
Autf fail n rs OIL tetnple uf paralysis OF put!es-
cenro.
nvx uu,.
AsS n Ha1a , A.. c..,,,t,u
undertook 70 lep's III oa"es' an" "'' eo"ki's
Joined III the discussion of the legal points, after
ref,t,,., t9r|rn.+ two
, 1879-06-17
COLD CALCULATION.

Sptcfui L44pasch n Tia TF1bnAf.
EEw YoaE. Jana lG.-l'he Knickbockcr and
other large leo companies bare aduptrd pew
, 1879-06-17

Nv
G0tn}i;TaA G0tnT aAHGh f'h FOR IMPORTANT RETAIL DRY.
sear M3uSk. Must Ga expeF1cnced sad hsyp 4
"s'sa' AA4reAa, 11r days. W Tribune Office
, 1879-06-17

new theory measured the poner Of tho elective
franchise by tue plumber Ut pieces Of papcr
1oun.. iu i bslfotbux, MD not by Tie known
number Ut voters. Yer on th!a theory there had