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, 1880-04-24
THE EXODUS.

WASHINGTON, n. c., April =>-Tho Senate
Exodus Committee to-day examined 4. W. Con-
way, Of Nruoklyn, who waa for somo tln,o COLI
nectod with tho Frcetimons Turenu In tho
South. 1lo wna sntisfca tho noHrcs loft tho
South because Of tho crslettlcs hcapod upon
them, and bocAuso Of tho hupelcsnces Of OH
tniutng education thcrD for thclr children. This
was tho burden Of their complaint. Things
wcro woese now than lit lea5, because tho btnto
Courts md State Governments aro In tho handa
OF tho whites, md aro employed To keep
ths negroes frSm Hon' vo,in's IN ThS h. se, setl
il entirely ,averso to dealing fairly with tho
negro, simply because tlo % negro. On 40,
voters ho was ei1ious 70 soo the neEroes g come ,n
advantage Of tho Honuhlican pnrty, which 10
regarded as tho party most tayor1blo' to tho II
nod With tho hlgtes, o,vlsat!on af +. tho eountry
ton that ho wua connected with IL company r..
oontly formed III New York for the purpose OF
buying iantls In Now Moxco, ind o0loulzlnR
upon thetn colorcd pooplo who nse nbla to holp
themselves.
Adjourned.
, 1880-04-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE CoMhlTTEE TO INVESTIGATE srn1NnkG'a
EUAHlKH.


Sptetal Dtspoteh to TAs cateaoo Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2}.-Shortiy boforo
tho adjournment OF tho lIouaa Speaker Randall
appointed tho following committee to iuvcstt-'
CATO tho charges made by Mr.. Springer agatnst
Jgnati,1s Donno!ly, although Danne,ly tsnot only
not q nombor of Congress Int has bocn dcoided
BY tho Elections Committee not to bo entitled TO
a scat: Carlisle, Diokncl, ncaRan, Lounshcry,
ONcill, UpdcRran, OF Iowa. aud Dutcrworth.
In connection with tho appointment Of tho Com
utttce thcrc is some curious gossip rs to tho Mt
t!tudo Of Speaker randall towards NIL those
oloctlon cascs. JIo Is said now to be opposed to
bringing up ntly moro election caseB Mt this ses-
sion. even tho Curtin Yocum case, on tho ground
that 1t would bo had purity policy. and TINT
debates which would follow might bc
managed by Republicans 80 "a tn in1urc Dcmo-
crntio prospoots. IIo also sas ycry much op'
posod to an investigation Of tho Springer charges
against Donneii5, but tho House having Or
torcd tho Investigation. ho had no alternative
hut to appoint commEttoo. II ls possible, how
ever, that tho Committee may not choose to
consider tho subject. Mr.. Carlisle, who Is mado
ltd Chairman, far instance, ID a worry Hctivc
mombcr of tho Ways and Nouns Committee, ind
has rot business enough TO occupy every mo.
mont Of his time without scoking to run down
IgnstIls Donncty. lio Ia probablK tho best
Democratic lawyer In tho N0uae. Dlcknoll 0f
indiana, Is nlso q very strong lAwyeF. INC 10.
publican etdo OF tho Committee IL scarcely as
strong az Ia the Democratic.
, 1880-04-24

mn III! ycu emo ontsde ana r.pcat th';?" Z?
Hutcldo then said, IN Il tono which enabled thorc
Senators WIN had been within hearing to hnGr:
"Mr. Htll, yo,i have takon advantage Of tho
nlace and your position ~ q senator to say
whHt you llnyG, and ynu ret!iso 70 c0tng
ontsiAo: You a.o ccwar!s ~. III, H., snl r.
b0tcfdo turned away, md !flll retnalncs! IN hi:
eont. Nj. Itill has oftcn charged ycrbally md
In print nvcr Ills nwn signature that this cfAe Is
4 conspiracy headed by Kellogg, but. when THO
Intter demanded IN trvcatEaatlon. Hill, through
his ff!ontis In THO Honato. has prevented f. NJ.
Entco Il one Of tho t,cat known nrE.f most care:
oxcellort charncter, baa Ind lung Experience III
journalism. and Is highly respected. Theto
HeemA tn bo a disposition on tho Democratic aldo
OF tho Senate to uphold It'll In rr course that
he eeta flt to take In this mnttcr. and since tho
4onhto refuect3 tn inquire Into tho cnap hr owl.
nntly fcon at liborty to Violate all ruca of Sen"
atorlal ptopfioty.
HILL DENIES IT.
Senator Dcn 1t'll tlcn!ea tue report that he tas m
taken nny steps to effect settlement nf tho
suit Of tho Raymond wotnntD. hut hta contNc In
thEa business mus been 70 queer and tnrtuons
TINT whnt ho says produces little effect on pub
lilo opinion.
, 1880-04-24
NOTES AND NEWS.
BTOEk JONBtNU,

Eytctdl Dtspaleh 10 1N Chicago Tribune.
wAslt1saTon, D. c., April .5-Tho Star, OF
this uycrin8, speaking Of tho rcp0rt In rogaEl
to railroad spooulatloua In Congress, says:
"Wheshor thero u TO be an exposure OF opera.
tlons on tho mart OF Compensation s0 vagt and
seanaos u th9se ghsa Tsts upooss ur
romaitis to bo seut,. Hut, II surface ind!en-
tiuI,s aro worth anything. the5o T. = :l.. xein
Se.sa. saa SnlX 10 TO d.. str4os;; \. ",Ii;
oven it that should bo dono thcFo 70 reason for
experimenting that enough mon who haye ~ cn. naa
nittoo 10 mako y ono of ooneea4snt in1teaa s, q
bio 'dlvido' may DO made which. ln the eyoa OF
lhteroatod ones. may mako an insestisaton in-
necessary. Meantime 1t may DO Interesting TO
watch tho manpuyFra.
CANLIsLE8 WHISKY BILL,
MIR. Carlisle has madU Rn arrangement with
the Appropriations Committee to hayo Tuesday
next secured for the consideration Of bis
informal Revenue bil' affecting distlIlerh, with
the exhaustive explanation OF It's moaning and
tho eject given In bis report. Tho Honso can
not fall to Understand lts provisions. Mr.
, 1880-04-24
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
t...I-t rA..Snt~A IN fsbftns.1 fAIhr,SR

DosrpN, AnrIl sI.-Tho Legislature will ad-
torr1, sIne tle Tomorrow, aftur tho sh0rtest
session since lBaI. Constitutions! amendments
haye been adopted for tho bennIal election of
stato ottlcerH, und tn pEovont tho l!sfrs.nohiso-
t,cnt OF pauper soldlcss md H!lors. noth go
to tho toxt Legislature for c0nourTonce. An
attonpt to pHss u bill preventing to,li,lo fax.
ntiop Of lnnrtgugcl property f4Ilcd after
passlpx tue iIp1sS and cutting through tho
onato stage I, different t"F@: Tho ch!ef
MassnchueUtts Cpntrt,l Hond will make now
thrpn9h- Wpst lin0 by why ut tho lI'x.sac tnn-
ncl, anu tho Nov York G1haw Rnxlnna ltoAsl t1As
uniiloi iipt,cr1se terminal advantage IN boston
GarfNlr, IIilis havv bUen rushUi thrOuHh both
houses to,lay III such haste III to or1nK dlacFualt
on Massachusetts legislation.
, 1880-04-24
TEsTsMoNLAtS.
REM MARkADLE RESCUES.)
A Few Words from Those
Who Have Looked In at
Deaths Door, ~
What They saw---How They Endured
and the Means by which They
Were Saved. -
1 Startling Array Of Testimony Doth Sincere aaig
Convincing. -
ltems ot 1uteseat TO Scientific Thinkers.

less cxccllcd-ihe ninlnat incrcftllile testimony
which follows. THO proofs af Its vano aro tho
xa sss oos sa % e 1o Sf afiS sssS
hnvo teen rcatorr't. itend tho rcoord:
Mr. Charles s. Prentice, Ut Toledo, O.. af1rmss
S f;; S ,5{d !, "a :;s5
ssi&d
s;sy ss ssi il il a 5 o5S ses Ssa; a' "'''f .'
so5x1x 5 cnn4KsSs o5 e.pslsnao: ss; n H. svos tho
.oas thsee yss;r "a, I'D Y oaa I'D !; Sessse ssss
seeaa'o ans' s%ss % hid q =.
an ao I! 10 q NV York
Krew worsc snd resigned mytott to coming tlcath.
q ss: kasy ga;
= aS ana 81 y
RasY e9d % sna 5 dG oco9sr ,eae0' a'o
Col. o. j. Avorrll, now Clerk Of tho UtAh 6u-
ptutno Court, and former resident Of Waaa-
ington, Dnys:
nGy s e.
9arnets safo Klinoz and Liver GuTS. !a !sn wsess
ths 6est medcino o1er W pTSpatsd.
1fr. William, II. Patterson, Of Chiuago, says.
Ssts EpYS 81 se saGf sS ea .s E 1s
IT, tS ss spas Sf & a s
Mr.. Jamcs g. Prescott, Of Cleveland. O., sayBs
s s; Ss.s 5R.sS e sssss
Hundreds Of other equally hopeless cases havo
! been miraenlousiy CURED BY this great modern
rsncy it note ths faet Thosands 9d, Ids 9f rc
US thousands have inopiont consumption With
| out roaztng It, and tn all such Warmers Safe
il ean bo proourcd oi ali druggists, ind Is nbso-
| lltoly Invaluable. Do not neglect tho opportu<
nlty for hnrrincss and health:
, 1880-04-24

Carllslo's report hns tnndc m Impression on tho
Bcna,e Finance Committee. and tho bill will un-
t1oubtedIy receive favornblo consideration thcro
II It. should pnss tho llottsc.
r1rE CtAyToS-nutwEn TTEArY.
Tho House Foreign Affa!rs Committee to-dny
nRrcctl 10 rcport substitute for tho Joint roso
luttous referred tn them rotating to tho Inter-
occnnyo Canal nntl Mnnroc doctrine subject, re.
q,tcsttng tho President In tako steps form formal
md ilnal nhrognsior 0f tho Clayta1,-f!ulwcr
treaty. Tho Committee is now cngaEcd III ot't13
s!t,cring tho policy Of atsosatlon Ut tho fishery
clauses Of tho Treaty of Washington, AMI will
probably report resolution approving such
step. -.....
An rRnnn CORRECTED.
13y typographical error d rcccnt dispatch ls
mntlo 10 any that tho Ii0use Commerce Commit
leo hns agreed tn recommend $4,000 for
dredging tho Illinois River, besides $4,000 for
tho dun. Thu Committee recommend only
$4,000 for dredging, and 3ioo Ooo for tho dun.
KEESEs WHEAT pEAfs.
A ecutlcman well acquainted With Jim Kccnc,
rcfcrring to wheat caEs In tho West, enys that It
does not tnnttcr what happens, Keenc will t1lako
5000 O0O0 at least In sntos Of Wlicat mndD long ago
WHOM OLIVER AND SIMON.
THO noted cnso OF Widow Oliver .a.atnst cx-
eonntor StulDn cumcrt1ti VIVA assigned IN tho
owing 10 Tic ni,sotico Of counsel. The vuncril-
bic Simon Ia mt yet relieved nf this great bur-
den; .riaI The cse no" B'os on 'pp''ca'0n Tor
AID Yon MAnsrplELD.
The Horse remembered tho sufferers from the
tortntlu fn tho West by unanimously passing n
fuTni.h tl'o 3oyernar Of Missouri witi, zoo tents
for tho uso of tho sufferers rendered honaelcas
BY tho rcccnt tornado. Iscrre:Gntatiye wnddell,
that Git Of 5oo houses thoFe, but fourtcon rc-
| mnluc1.
DRIFTING GOOSE.
, 1880-04-24
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
THE NECESSITY or 4 NEW f1.AH.
spfetAl nttrnteh to The Chicago Tribune.

a
sptetal nttpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, o. c., April @I.-Mr. Cox mado |
report from tho Foreign Affairs Committee to- !
day III favor OF tho joint resolution providing |
for tho appointment Of a commission 10 nsccr- |
tain and report n bns's for reciprocity treaty
between tho United States and tho British prov
inces. Tho Commission is to have no delegated
powcrs except 10 investigate ard report lts t'nd-
lngs 10 Congress, which will hnye power 10 crys-
tniIzo into 1nwk tho conclusions thus reached.
The Committee docs not III ltA report attempt to
discuss tho merits Of any Of tue questions In
VOWED, rs TINT would prejudice case which can
only he mado out after tho Commission hns per-
formed It's duty. Tho Committee has considered
three questions only:
FYrst-Whcther tho subject OF inquiry Is Of
sufficient Importance 10 warrant all tnvcstisa-
tion7
secontt-1s thoro any gonoral tten,nnd for such
an inquiry
Th'r1i-l. tho appointment of Commission
adrisnbto7
The Committeo think TINT In answer 10 tho
first question It may safcly bc satd TINT II, With
out injury nccrucs to this country, commercial
arrangements cnn bo established with Cuhn,ta,
the rca,ilt will ho highly beneficial to uR. Caua,n
hns recently adopted very sevcso system or
tustG law, which
OPERATES IH1uRIousrY
upon this country. Statistics show TINT In 1sT7,
III lWtO LuAk CSAHtEet S%AaA'o
from Great DrItain and ${S, 100000 frnm thl8
country, nnd IS OK, 900 from othor countries. OF
exports, 100000 wont u Grent nritaln. and
only hnlf that amount to this country. In 1878
thero WAS morchnnt maFlno Of 1862 vessels.
with Tonnage of nearly 1,5oo,o0, md this IS
stondlly increasing. Tho area Of Cas,nda Is g.
4S3,n5a squarn nlcs, with population ncarly
100000. These figures show tho necessity Of nt
| least m invcattgauon Of tho subject Of
| q reciprocity Of trndo between tho two coun-
tries, Tho dominion, tho report continues, Inns
certainly entered Mon pFospsF3n,,st M Gn1eeT n hal
own industries by high protective duty, which
| may In the cnd seriously 1laturb our own pros
| rer1ty. Tho now tNriG went Into oncct March
ls Ihe effect Wns III ,'ne1e!y M rn1f. see se
to Canada. annually, s7o,ds. tons. clnnl to
| 17ltEE TlMEs cANADA's EXPORT.
Flour. also free. te nnw taxed 20 cents barrel.
We o,ico imported l,GA,14 Eaons q petroleum,
samo He way % tic duty On cetton aua woolcn Foods
reIlncrss has 70 been stattcfin Caaala. .afd honco-
they 6e sef.stann Mns SnT xGRfe,
legislation Oh this subject. Tho inagnt-
tado Of this subject, tho :, n'ult!{gl!etity
Of. its details, and nicety OF !, Io!ations t,tl
mittcc, r,Huiro tho services. rather, Of con-,
mission composed Of experts, who can devote
time mud rcso!rch to tho subject. than nn Or.
dnary Gomtnit.S9 Of, Of !, r Ee, tn ~ b,o o.
TINT pninstAklng analysis that 10 essential t6 I
perfect undcrssAndtng Of tho details Of tho sub
1cct Speaking of tho old reciprocity trenty, tht
Eommittoo say that on tho wholo il was Of I'd
defects In 1t which should 10 avoided III futur'
trcaty.
, 1880-04-24
PRORARLE HOAX.

Pt,It.ApkLp1IIA. April :sl-CunsIlerablo com.
,ncnt was excited to-day ly story regarding
tho steamer TruptG, Batl to hayG cloared from
this port with cargo Ut munitions Of wlr for
tho Cuban insurgents. President Monteto, Ut
tho Cuban Bo4Lety In this city, tlatly denies tho
wholo stury. Tho nwucrH of tho vessel aay thOy
c1II,slot TO hold responsible for their passengers
or SruIKLt, but havp not knowingly umbarkcd
contFuband goods. Tho ship'A lnanfcst shows 4
cargo Of Hour, corn, beef, and shingles.
, 1880-04-24

NEW YonK, April sl-The German steamer
Ohio, Capt. Meyer. which loft nremen April I,
with q full cargo ct merchandise and !, ,Ab pas
eenKors and two elephants. arrived at quarantine
ibis morning. Th!rtccn cllidrbn died during tho
pRssage from general debility.
, 1880-04-24

RocKnn1poH, Ill, Jlno 7. .1s7g.-3Ltssrs. Morgan
K Allen, ii John strrti, Ncso forl; Ctv-nEAN
sira; Enclosed wc sns,tl yosi tcstimoni.l y Of TIE
lion. l.. ii. II. Wnshburno, uf this t,tato-ox-
tus,alveiy k1fown throughout tho Unitt4i stAtes,
which ynl nru nt perfect lihcrty to publish for
SDcctfully J. KEELy & Co.
.Wta.rs.I Kelly l. Co.-suts: Tho 'constits.-
tt0n Winter" h0ttght Of sou ts y good tnc!l!olne,
and chccrfulty recommend 1t to thosU aflltetaA
with tho discusses 1t Ia iutcndrd 10 cltt. 1tosect-
fully yours j. N. T. WAsIlnUtNK.
AK yuur druggist for It.
, 1880-04-24
Advantages to Result to This
Country from Such IN
Arrangements.
Ben Hill Makes a Sorry Display OF
Temper on the Senate
Floor.
No Appropriations to De Secured for
Public Buildings Mt Wash.
ington.

4 Committee Appointed to Investigate
sp1ingera Charges Against
Ignatius Donnolly.
DEFICIENCY BILL.
RENT TO CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
spfetdf Dl&pdteh To Tia Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. G., April s]-Tho House
finished the consideration of tho Immediate
Deficiency bill, which contains the Marshal
amendment, and sent 1t to Committee OF Con-
ference. Tho Senate amendments. which Wero
not conctlrIcd in, however, did not rolNte to any
portion Of tho political rider, but to tho tech
ntcat details Of tho bill, and MI further consid-
erntton OF this bill will DO had In Committee OF
Conference Tho speeches to-tlny wcro made
by Mcssrs. Reed. OF Maine, and GArflcld and
KcIfor, Of Ohio for the Republicans, although
some Of tho Republicans wcro not disposed to
admit TINT Mr.. Garfield sroko on thor
behalf; and by Mr.. Mcmahon for tho Dom
ccrnts Mr.. Rocd's speech WIS tho conclusion
OF his poilticnl argument Of yesterday. It con-
sisted, In great part. OF an arratghmcnt OF tho
Democratic party and Of eulogy OF tho
Republican pnrty. 1t wns full OF strong pas-
ea7cs wills Yorclbiy delivered, and frequently
4pplauded. Mr. Reed characterized tho notion
3f tho Democracy In connection with tho poslt-
icAt rider ns unparalleled, Nnl said that tho
political rider, which pretended to bo fnlr, was
4pcolous aud wns designed to givo tho Dc
snocracy unduc advantage ut tho polls. Mr.
hoMahon, OF Ohio, said that hfter thrce aays
f,ltbusterlng. tho House was poorly repaid by
the epeoch OF Mr.. lsood. Mr. McMahon
RENTED THAT. THE AMENDMENT WAS POIIr-
1cAh RIDER, ...
hnd said that for that matter the Repnniicans
don't hnd oycn signed tho 6Il!. md could not now
recteti look an independent gr0und and did
, 1880-04-24
CUTTING RATES.

. BpfttaE Ulpdfth 10 Ths EhItdpo 1HbuNt.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April s1-QeorgO L. Car
mon, General Agent OF tho southwestern Rail-
why Association, Mt a lnto hour this ovcning
a,,ao,lnced TINT tho ratio snadp this morning by
tho Kaslsas Pacific or Could Interest on through
business from local points to vt. Louis via tho
Missouri l'nci.s Isuad would ho mot entutslhy
Iunriing by tho Association. Thoro is no chal.Re
fcrD IN tl,o IotislIng light bctWeun tho twn In
torrents, and r,irotIl men do not think tho Knn-
s,s lnciao will mike anothor gut, 1t Is the
ir,.l rato to Katsas City, but lot tho through
fK1lrea remain III now,
, 1880-04-24
THE KELLOGG CASE,
TuRIIIh1s ARouNxkrs HEARD,
!. DEFICIENCY BILL.
RENT TO A CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.

special bapateh to It's Chicago Tribune.
~1shlsdros. D. C., Apr! 23.-The Kellogg
ppo9oFd case wis taken up to-day. aud Mr.
| e*uess of Tennessee, read q long argument In
, 1880-04-24
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY

support Of tho Commtttcc's resolutions unscnt-
Ing Kellogg and seating spo1ord. MIR. Bailey
seldom addresses tho Senate, and is not remark.
aolo for nrntor'cnl power, but gonorat intorcst
in tho subject and tho evident caro- with which
Dir. bailey had prepared himself for this effort
led tho scnntnrs Of 10th parties to pay close at
tontloE. llo set out With an nttempt To ehnr /
that the sonnto onsht not TO constdcr this
faatfor ns question Of law, but question
Of politics. Logal questions wcro undoubtedly |
Involved In 1t; "but," ho aatd, "tho souate is |
not q judicial but n Legislative body With po- |
litlcal functions" This doctrine WAS counter to |
tho tenor Of tho arguments OF Mcssrs Thur !
ttsan. DayAr.t, Davis, and Carpenter whito dis
cussing tho ucnovn Award bill lately. Thon
Mr. 1jallo7 took up tho doctrine OF res nd
1ud!cnta, md maintained that 1t was tnap.
p|tcabe to Senate proceedings. twas rulo Of
courts, not OF legislative bodies. This was
question not Of tho rights or pleasure OF acnn-
tors, but of tho rights md privileges Of btatos
under tho Constitution, and tho rtghta Of States
nr0 not concluded by
ANY ERRONEOUS DECISION.
flo referred To tho only cnscs In which this doc
tr,nc Of rcs adjudicata Ind hccn appealed to in
election cnscs In Congress and been pnsscd upon.
III tho House, In 1887. twn nlcmbors-Cfahotnc
aud Ghulson-whoso cascs had boon oncc adtudl-
catod, md who were admitted to soats, wnro
subsequently unseatcd, although tho doctrine
was invoked In tholr bohalf. In tho Thirty y-ilfth
| Congress Senators bright and Fitch wcro scntcd
nftcr contest and subsequently IN Attomnt
was mafc to reopen tho cnsp, hut tho Senate
hold that fha doctrine of ros ntl]uttcntn ar-
Piled, and refused to disturb shom. Among
! thosG VINO then voted hGnttlst tho hf1Hchuon
Of tho doctrine to election cases wcfc Senators
| no,tplo.a sounr,t. Fes.cnion. Wison, Cnlauncr,
md Hnsnltu. 1t has. therefore, been decided
alUeFont WAYS III thoso ."o inht""ees' I'M Nv ~
| neither OF thom "oro tho clrcamstanccs liko
| those OF this case. Thoro WIS no question In tho
1nttcr onsn nf tho ternittv of Tim I.euislaturp.
49, ~ 49, s.s~,,Io,aor ~ il ,roo,odtrrs A.
IN. W .no iceui.t!ns -. 10 l'toee.''so l. 80.
| HAlley th1n went lnto long argument 10 SHOW
that tho body which elected Kollugg was
1 NOT A trnrsfATuRE
| ,.,,,,,. ,,,, ,,,hor;,v A. r,ohf rohon-a,np tna
| Wy i"s s'"s "..9 y. '.s1 a I.a -.
old and familtHr 1hc8 about 1no lEoa1s1nhh cLcc-
ton of 1915 and subsequent conflict Of tho pre-
| tended State Governments. senator Kellogg
Dt,cc asked portntsslDtl to interrupt him to COR
rect mfsssntcmcnt Df fact, but Mir. tlnllcy de-
cllacl to allow him to tlo so. When ho con.
ciudcd, Mr. COnkling desired to ask him n qucs-
tlon " for information, NJ ho said. Nr. Bailey re-
| fused to bc questioned, alleging that he know
| very we'll that tho Senator from Now York
| would never aprly to him for Information. MI.
Conkilng lntniatea that ho thought It. woua r 10
useless to attempt 10 yet trustworthy InIormA-
Mr. Kellogg spnko for fow minutes @ H. StIor ,as
tfn bof,y cnlied tho Nichois ic.slnturo ever Ind
, 1880-04-24
A Red.Hot War on Missouri. Mis-.
siss'ppi Freight Rates.
Tho Chicago Hontls Propose Re-
tnliation by Cutting pns-
scnger Rates.
Indications of Another Reduction In
East-Bound Grain Rates.

u mississippi NtVer p0lnW were HlO1oH ycs&sEflhy
It ak cents uer 100 pounds, while tho regular
rnto ts Is conts. and corresponding rcatlctioh
Ind necessarily to DO mAtlo to Chlonro. Mr.
Gould Is strntninE cVory nerve To briag tho
roads not controlled by him to torme' As pre-
ltctcd yesterday, he succeeded IN hnti-
loxlng tho WHt'arhs ~. l'o'''A d faelnc,
which gave formal notice sesseflay thht
It hhd withdrawn its hpncal from tno
tlccis!on Of tho arbIrators, rs requested by Mr..
Goad. but the Alton which a'ao appcnlod.rci
firm, and refuses to hudgo m Inch. 1t Is under
stool that Gould. whose prestige as n btll'lozcr
Is Mt stakc, Is milking most stFchstals cnoffa 70
induce the Alton to tako tho onek tfnck ana
submit to his dpmands; aud. to accomplish tn1s,
w. rsaa eci1a o @ Of % tho fearful nas
,h.t trt anoan Is tlnir ron.t copt'nuc. TO show
Ina. NV W.. n,ppnH s :. .ua . ~ ,hn A,to INV.
over, sny they will under no consideration sub-
NIT 10 dould's t,'etot,on, MS to do SO would In.
S end fas ar moro hun vnr could d. nes'aes tey
say, In tho event Of their giving 1t, they wo'lla
az 1, .9 nss 80 S es9 ssd aSs aSE s'sn ssoSl Si
ass ~ managed y .hqrp at sSps s. to lit IT.
amount ot business Gould eays. ho w!ll
iratnra' It'll t et tl,o rcvuInr rites rs provided
IN tho :, sssoc;nent, iie wnts tho other lines to
Skg e gssss ssa g. rte . y o1 leaar
sat'niog ths to y tho proportion tbe Ms:o,rl
tS from Roms m N thG sk k%psns so to s
contin.to hs nTactce 81 sh,tping ihrouSI, Mt tho
ft ''issI It, ss"q " G t4
to wtleb e ea cnt,1t sg artste. % rs shrcw-
tss fast ias qS" %as son5Fsst ISF ,d, ws
, 1880-04-24
TIE RECORD.
GEtiATE.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April Gl-on motion Of
mr: Allison, tho scna*o-ycaso %, nays A-a4recd
to adjourn till Monday While tho Secretary
WINS calling tho roll tho confusion IN tho chafn-
,,ar.,,re thn vco-p President directed that bus-
,a. nnss my s,,sncnc1 sS nmtil orlor should bo 70.
ness 90 ,to aroeted tho to
rnforcn ort,cr.
rho rost.i,outo bill WIS taken up and passed.
Ms. Nanso lron inc com..'eo ,, On ,,;ha,t t.
u =, to the .o sDnes o seo son te
t!on Of tho rorns rao'''o hallway. Placed on
Tho b,li granting pension to Herman Motor
On motion Of Mr. Maxoy, tho bill to authorize
retired list OF non-c0nltnlsaionod officers or
thirty years. Borrlco was taken up. mir. Maxcy
spoke in fAvor OF It..
serious oilcatfon ,yicre tho money WINS coming
from to rny tho areat number OF pcnaions which
seemed likely 70 b1 extended 10 every pcfson IN
tho service Of tho 3ovornlnent, civil or military.
We wera ot KinK to hayo nny moro Tats, IT. 5'i, Pr
rs asti ttle beginning Of system whose end 10 ono
could fofesee.
Mr. EdmuHs Was not as % snES M Us tao senafos nafs
nftor far a!i ariny. Thore would probably unit!
tho millennium 1o triss1rrsctlons, violations OF
and ntior uccaaions for :, tho. ,,se Of tho
| military power. II tho dspatchcs In to.
day'H pApcrs wero correot, Caf,adn hMu
rotsoa t9 70 %hat to un!te ,,n,, stes
q lnnttcr OF Justice trcferrin9 to i9 refusal OF
| tho English Government to lake Nnticn Of tho
Fortune 1iay Rttncks M American tishornienl.
Tho condition. OF Europe g1.yo weight 70 tho
principle thht II III ING pArt oI Wlko sthtcsuiNu'
though hO hoped that no trthi9l9 WtMala eyer
cn!no. 1Io would !ik6 to eco tha bin ntncnslcl SO
rs to include private ss'lt!crs. Tho Government
cD1lll mt 3 lett1r tttAn toSh0W gratitude tO tho
| mcn WIN protected It..
Atter further debate tho bill waB laid nAii!e.
II will l,o tho rst bill Tor consideration OIL tho
| cA1Ot,dnr hlpndny.
On motion Of Mr. Cockrell, TIM tlo'lae joint
| resolution authorizing tho HecFGtnry or War 10
lend teMts TO tho Governor & o. s!ssuSa fnr Sae