davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-02-04


BALTIMORE, Nd, Fctt. 3.-.A fa,y "Iun,,es b..
foyu II o'alocts last night tho boiler Of tho Meas.
uro yacht Currte, OF Philadelphia, tying 3,
Chasu's whnrf ut tho foot Of Caroline strcrt, ct.
plndcd With terrific vIhlGnee, 1nnklny com.
hcArd Scver1,l squares distant. the concusslot
breaking f[nss III tho vessels lying near by. Pc.
lsco'nnu Waterman md nthnrs ihstrucd to sht
whnrf, which thoy found eovercd with d&bst
frntn tho vesselt And the hill gt,,ik nougsdcth th
whnrf, the top lclug noar tho wa1er's edge. TIL
'arga hoiter wfls thrown from, !ts position, oni
lay aEalnst tho wall Of warehouse nbout lfJ
feet pT. AL tho upper deck unl e.,0fnc.a .aouss
M! nean torn on. FTaKmonss Of wood mud othrs
rect!on. The grow Ut the yI.chs were Elwars
Pnp!ar. nged y; Hurry Poplar. a4e,l "; boil
sons or tho Captain; 10scpu ". Il1own, ,eck*
hnnd; 4 c10foh Rtnwnra ala,ntt,l Ellis: and the
onKIncor. Young. THO crow, with tho exception
O'clock. hut tt!llHGnt scnrri, by policemen mt
otharR with antt1rIss IN tho Ice, plS,nd tho ptt
aud Whnrf. failed tu discover Mt,y Of thu mlssnf.
u Wns therefore, concluded thoy Wurc INSTANTLY
kii!tal. anA thnt their bodies wero heti IN !hs
snnkon vessel. 1T IN early hour this morning
HKreat crowd was gatilerc.l at thr wharf, and
tho pnlcpmon commenced to search for ttt
missing grow. The deck Of tho yncht was raisei
and removed pArtia1ly by tlonti1ig blocks of tci.
y. 4 sanrt t!tao articles 1f euth!nx we're found:
woro. found. About thu same tsmc txhT
wns discovered through tho broken leu, abnut
lbo (eet from tho hull Ut taa yacht. Un briEx
brought to tho s,lrfaco. tho renlnitls wete tccda
of tho CArrla. The body was sh',cGingly null
iatcd. Tho unfortunate Victim ht1u s,cGn h'oHa
aur0s8 tht. whRrr Into tic wntcr. Tho seaIta
eoAtiles Tor tho two men mlssMg.
, 1881-02-04

4 FASaENGFR-COAC 1lErA11,rn
Special Dfspatrh to The Ghttdeu 7ttauut.
st. FAU1r MIMI. Fab. y.-Tha trniu whtcb H..
St. PAIL at 1:M this morning for Fasvo, M ~. ~
Mnnftnba h0ud, met with Il serlous ncct,as.
1t'olit two nilca south Of Elk River. i'iu,,s
Prtst correspondent occupied one of fin to'.
scnts In tho rear end Of tho rcnr enr, ,At ,s''
Him neither tho conductor nor tho brukr,na.
were OIL tho cur, md tho rcRr end OF tba '@aa "a'
ensnfn?nned llobh!Il4 uis and down ns tho,Iub n,
bnck truck Ind jumped tho truck and was ,,,s ,sa
ming OH tho ties !natcad Ut tho taIIs.. ~,
OF tho passengcss solzed tho trl,.coni
10 sIRnal tho engineer, but pulled IN vain n.
bell cor.' brUAn aboNt midway Of the train. mi
i,ono OF tho train inon were cognIzant al fl,
trauh 10 In tgs rem. At this time ,hs train IN,
running fully twenty miles nm hour anil ma =,
tho l'asaci'gera pulled tho bc1l-ropc, md at th,
1o'ncnt wns r,la,lnR INT Of tho chr In,o Ihs
tho cur jumped tho truck 9.ld ruteI tInwn IN
nmbMnk'noht fully iifty feet tIlstMnt from H. h.
trisk t.'s ;i d n 60 rapidly yas tto ttsln rolna Il
Into the slnW. There sYcrn about tlFtoen nsa nsss
soilKGra i, tue coach, ut tho time. When III
a,,fi19ntts a recovered rec went Into Tho cur shst
Doth trtcks nilst, ssr,lraO n a.,y, WIS rlpht sa
NJ. g!thnt'4ti hhvinX ruled 0ytr several tlonet
9na nna there witnessed bloody SCENE Ninsoi
ss''s sss W %h Soed s'"'i 1w5 st It % 3;
y or sssqsrs hes 5 scy FsssSed Of eeysro tHa es
passengers ilsn received severe ernfp wuIinjs
!th!ot 9ied proflsely: Tho re.nnirlur !fIas .! ia
t1A!!! dI1 t!"t lenvn tho traok. md Conductor ,c.
s'htatte ana his helpers succeeded In Gargys, Il,
NnttMdca into tho smoking ,ls,ll Proceeded 4
Ek ittyer. wt1oro al tho nvaIiA,,lo hGlp was cas5
@ rko AgSt ~, o ,nefrt ,I,t + IT, q o of the whee
tho truck. Had tho bpIl-curti sigcl ti,e eS. m
E%lnoer. % however. he o1,.la hatu rasI!y atnpps1
, 1881-02-04

tor Ai.tt A2rH. blair, Senator amt Mrs. naIu.
S,1 NTH % s senaS5s SsaSr n1ns'f; i H., AHaX s G ,Ss
following, 1sepresnntntfyas aud their Wives:
ltateh, 'rylrr. Stnrin, Bingham, Andrews,
Nurse, aiNt Converse, nirl neleAate Nrettts.
THE TtsEAsCt&y DEPARTMENT.
To-day purchased l5o,01o ,ottlcss Of tito ait;
New Orleans Minis.
MAI. WILLIAM WINTHROP, JEnoE.ADvo-
will net na Ju,lge. .Adyocnte-G General until The
'In,tge-Advocnte-0oneral IL art'nintctl.
IN 4 MEETING UP THE COMsttTrEE uF CUAt-
SERCE
to-.tay, tie nomination Ut 1sodnry W. Davis
tion nf Cniiki11g,. WINS iAtA over With n NUM-
bcr Ut other nominations.
THE COMMITTEE on Er1DtstIu DISEASES
agrees to report fayornbty to Tho l10use Casoy
Ynnng's blu. authorizing thu President, to
Mh,f1llt t eonltssIyll uf tliree porso'ts to IN.
q f1nt Rttt other articles, atlti Appr0prlAting
SS;ooo to carry out tho provisions Ut that
rttE HOUSE COMMITTEE on E1.EcrIoxs
VIII recommend tho, payment Of $1,000 to J.
.c:nnteslIng y srat in The Forty-lirat Cnngress,
Tug Cunmlt tco atso ngrrcA tn inward s!1W 10
AlcGnhe, who. coiltcstltt The seat OF Ortiz
tlntl.) u, tho Forty.sfxth Congress-
JunnE MANNING, OF LOUISIANA.
y oycrf 9s mt ssnt SSse d Y fGss.t ss,st,n, t" the
memorial cDncorllne the Mtssissfpp State
bDsVlfs which rci.bndy gave to the NU,,rl Tor
tho l,'lrtoscs OF their trust, amounting to
u Sas n wli a tho SSts pf A[ss'spn
payment OF these EuiI.ls by tho Stain for thu
bcnr1t t,f tho rulM. Tho next meeting will
be held In New York City iii December, 1852.
Tnun Of rof,l11cAL INVESTIGATION.
Ex-senator Simon Ca,Mcrun arrived hero
Hs H. ix "na VIZ ID! !spart y few ys o.
fsfa fass ~ VIZ VRia rlHoS Aort IT, a % soi st
Carolina, MlNl florit!a; stamping Mt ln1I,ortant
s t"rar eif a VII II 5 Ml 1t sal Ne% ter osess GS AID ND
coae lrisnre!y un the Mississippi River. Ills
trip IL for pleasure aiid instruction. lie will
confer with Ecatli,g Southern men Oil tho
G"alto nM ,jau' q f the sonnry an athsr up
fni 10 President Garfield, whom lie will SEQ
upon his return.
CAMERON AND Cosc111Ar1oy.
As Con. Garfield Intends to cultivate pal-
Icy uf CANCELLATION towards nll wnrriny ole.
ste ss e. t1s t 5 sp ~ sfr pnsty a y c ns b hee,
big stroke Of conclint1ry work III Pcnnsyl-
v1rta by appointing Don Cameron Secretary
or War, hive him resign fron ting Stnnte ut
s s'a var 5 t"s u es SSs h. e ry rsy yss p 9t II row w
doubtful If Cameron viii. All Intimate
friend Ut Senatnr Cnlnefon snys that tito Sell
s"t was " glyen to n%rstSMi sa'ns tims nEo
!se does nut want II, preferrl,tg Ills place in
II the Senate: lie would. however, taRo tho
Trvasury. This ,o cannot get
PRESIDENTIAL sltrr-wonK.
wAssssos, :T;,s I Is et$."f T., Fab b2.!!ffh i2%!fho many
Questionable nominations which the 11rrsf-
, 1881-02-04
QRiIuARY.


Special Dtspatth 10 3hs Chttdoo 1fUa"t. Il
nELolr, Wis, Fob. AN. y. c'emeh" ~ .r1 mi;
the ClemGl1t brothurs Ut ihts city. etee'' ,srrc,
ugrts, wus taken uu SundMy lust Wltn y :" III
Rtth0k OF pneumonia, whien fesuHeI ,.. il
death this forenoon. His sudden aSu ,a.I, rausa
PNoyiSESoE, il. T.. Fob. a.-lroii;s iis,! J. lu w, vi
pInfln. u. H.. alud this evening. ~ lauS r. psllhA
elected Professor Df Illatofy Aho
Ecunomf lii Nrd,Yn University.
, 1881-02-04
TIE RECORD,

HENNlF"
WASHINGTON, Fob. 3-1fr. .Logan's Joint
resolution for the extension Of the frnuktng
privilege to communications received by
members OF Congress from the Executive
Departments OIL tho business of constituents,
was reported back without recNnlnentln-
tion. tho pnst.Olfcp Enlnmlttco being equally
ttIylAod OH tho lnarta Of tho proposition.
, 1881-02-04

AkANA4 = = ~ - &ANAA1SsFA -
YOUNGSTOWN, o., Fob. IA t1y-wlsrcl In tss
Russian Mills nt Niles. o., tlaw IN plcces th'l
morning ut o'olock, killing two rncn and intuE'
iug several others. md dconsilicrabty danaglngtAs
MILL, Tho holt to Tho governor slipped vi. csu''
ing too Rrcut velocity Of tho wheel, which ri
oghtucn feet III uta.npter.
NILES, O.. Feb. IA terrible Rccldent e.
CURED ut tho Ward Iron Company's mill tha
morning about clock. ncorye Elwnrds, CO.
Klnoor. lpft ILLS engine to acc how tho fire WAS q
tho boilers. Tho Eoscrtur lclt broke or rna e1'
letting tho onRino rlln away. llo hcnrtthe nols.
md. running 10 the cn4Ene-rN,ln, tupk hold q
tGc thrpttlo ~ shut down. whom tho llrEe Y. Y.
wheel burRtotl. nnG piece striking hin IN IT, IT,
head. knucknx HIN through tho partlslon nl ~
enxtne.rtln and lsiliny him nytnni!y Ar a to1a A.
engine. room to stp tho enKIl!u, anu no Tasss
soyernly inj1ira,l thu! he hHs since .G,l Eai .a
y. Kelly hs ruth his legs lrulkon; I'll bc!ts ~
Jerry Kelly. eaoh ono les brukctt; ond .'sso I"I
l,nt0y r. uily Injured One piece u tue ~ II
rsuf ue tho mill. knocking this up OF tug stsS sS,
mn! falling un tho Goller.hDuse, which II Is1p
demolished.
, 1881-02-04
NEW GRAPE-sUGAR NANUfAcT0RY,

KAkBts UsrY, 3l0,, Feb. A~li, Il. WurnuF, Of
ltochestor, NJ. y. President ot the. Western
urapo'sugar. conlpauy. " hero making arrange.
nle,lts f0r lLe Immediate building OF extensive
Work1 III this 'oity. Otur Il u1,Ju0 viii DQ tn.
yesled. Il INrRs proportion 0f Whipa 10 furnished
hY E43tpru uunItuliat9.
, 1881-02-04
Tho Town Of Sl,tstn Visited by
Several Destructive Clouds
Isursts.
Watertown, Wis, Again Troubled
by Another Severe Snow,
Storm.
Tho Coldcst Weather Evor Experienced
Now Prevailing iu Now York
Stnto.
Twenty Vessels Frozen in the Ioe OF tho
New Jersey Coast,


s.n Tn.vo,acn' 1;oh nHun,n con,fn,,es
tt,ro,,o,omt @ .hn Sortbern mi, Central % pnrt,ons
of this 5tato, cxtondtng frem tho Sierra Novadas
tn tho paone Ocean. The rainfall tuorcases rs
"o ea "utas ,,,,1r.,s.. t,,.."n NJ
uon"tu.n "" @ s"un'ss % . 1o. ~ ,,'uu raso ~ i
yaa e s"s , tho
al,uate to-dav 1tc rnin fo,i at ta rnta of nenrlv
n,n .,,.h ~, so,,, nI.,i .,,,s.t. ,,o,rro,
III .nai county "o'nR eousnoenolc Nh,nasp' nns
.ot'una.e'y nu Ivy "elo n"se' ~ ohhstA eou.''s
.,e sus 'sasot .a .an'a.a y. , ass ~ n.suu wv
s' ',".. ~ 49, '',,I. ~ ~. .,'.s..a
~ W ;.er" o" -. ~. 'I.'t. ~. ~" s'.s.
r,,o ,,ou1o ~ ,os.a,I,,s, xnaat -. IL, '.n,I"i
st,,uf lima tn.ninhi. ~ t1oth Fcntfcr ind Yuba
ntyers have bcen rIsfnv this afternoon, md tho
watgr ut p. m. to-slny was only ono foot from
1nn tnn g, ano ft snvGc a,or, ,,. s,v Int. .ho
N1rth md Still Fsrss us % liz yubn 1iiver iy aro
itilprecctIonte teuIy hfgn FOR tho hat twenty tour
hnura nlld tho freshet will roach Feather
MseF !tnr sStno n, t.ne to-m'Ena. III, Ing % e.,ua.
n,w inny Hee ti,nt Mace ,indcr wntcr. The
Atnrrlcnn River IN rising fast, mud tho sacra-
incnto ltlvcr Slowly, and, aa tho country I'LL
aEn'iau sMcrnnento Clty - nsenny ~ nHGr Mntv1'
rnmnmtnl V'1hn amd e H"aFicnn it;vcrs wtit' ia
.,rr, ~ ,bM nir ~ "'o''" 'ns 4c'es' ae
spa;S M; fdo dsns Gsnslan st 4 n s sas' . !hst
mcnt9 itvor. ira.a coIasa ,iow!i t9 t5o n''t,t!,.
or"horl 1 an vrwet"bc 'u par5"n sc..ion ami tho
t'n,mnt,n w;li IN i,,sn,.nnsn Snma' 1nmsno
IL r"fnsnr+ni oIn~r liz Mn,,ar Mrnpchns ~
the sat, jsnn,,n liirer. md Tia mai, strSHIn ia
Xiii II h"a l,.nn rsitino IN In III" snt, iM,n,,,
Wiley III; asisrloai: wS,el :! = sxpsatsA IT, I,
~ y ,tu7 ro r.sit ~ IL" in,ynr nrrfit ~ tint
etrn,m II ms hna,, ~ rntnnn 4, IL" f,r,,ncIsro
s'N'4 ''o'"''' '''e' "oV' :. 10y" "> @'t"~'
~-,,,-,
IN NE" AOhN
New YouK, Feb. ;.-Tho day openH with
n fright sun ctcnr 8tmosnl,trc. md brisk
u,r,,, ,,rt ,,,n1 no,,sos nvnn TIN othor.
slso very cold temperature to nip tho oars
and nnscs md toes Of tho peol,!o to nh
estent thut tho "o!dcat snhabltant" says ho
IA"mot seslc'''pes "uytolaa .'ao aasn "e'.t'o,'
In troad""y ana other streets tho hho~ IS
pucked 80 hard md rolled 10 smooth hy
the wilco,s of tho hcavy draya and
+r,,ots thnt tho hnr.n. hnva i,In,u1tv II,
, 1881-02-04

BAN FRANctsCo, chi, Feb. IA t,o,,..,-
tshcratnento Co,nty) dIspnteh Bnys ihs, haH "
Hrand fs!hnt1 tcyces broke Inst nIaht, nv ~ IA
WILL necessarily be very heavy, LOU la
, 1881-02-04
THE NEW JERSEY RI, r..

r.. =, :. 7t*t sbAaT,
~ ,aa fs,,t NJ. y; j., Fs -To by ono m,.
thing Unknown fnr yours, Twenty or %,, ,n,'e s'tne
s,,'s are tro2en III sumo distance Irnnn 'fests ..s
The bay IA nten frOzen enl Il III, ia tNn ~, ahnte
from eaycrsylle to cnr Taylor lied i,yh, I'D.
, 1881-02-04

ST. LOUIS, Fob. 3:-An. unknown man was
found '4eu4 hi tho road neur Nollufontuuo Ce.u.
etery, III tho exsrems Corthern pArt NJ tina city,
ths Afternoon, with pistol wound In hls heAlt
{utitet4l BY AlliiAp3f.
, 1881-02-04

n ~
JAMESTOWN. N. r.. Feb. 3,-Thc ino,,,
tnortlnx Indicated Is to Of degrees Lcs' ,sa sa'
81 MAysvillo II. and TrowsburK a,,-tho ,.'t .efo
for thatly ycnrs. WV coldeE
, 1881-02-04
tasa, II II expressed tho conviction Of NM
jority III The Senate. THIS was all he desired
In III r MnNY

,jorlly of The Senate. THIS was nil he desired
to say now. ......
ss+ NIL. EnMtSps
snfd tl,u., il, ortlvr to test tho se1,sc 0f tile
Sc,,n,e :.s 10 whether, Mt this time, With 50
n,,iht, business pending OIL ltie calci'hr, u
would A., intn discussion Of tho luest!of'
l,reselttctl. ha woaisl 'nuvc 10 ay the resolt'-
: tlon oil tho table. a,ld, OIL t,nt motion. ae
nskrl tho yeas nntf nnya.
~: Thu A,0tinn was rejected by pnrty votc-
yeas, -; nays, ~.
Tic Chair announced, ns unfinished husi-
ness, tie enthusiastically bill as In regular
torder.
+: Mr.. AforEatl moved to postpono tho order
until tu-.norrow. Agreed to-yeas u; nnys,
! 20 =,
=. Mr.. Elmu,tls moved to reconsider tho vote
lust tnkell, but, upoD being reminded by Mi.
Eaton that
: HE HAD NOT yoTtn ron rosrroSEMENT,
md wns no. entitled TO mako tho motion. Mr.
Edmunds Withdrew Ills NOTION
Mr.. Morgan n,nycs 10 proceed With tile
consideration OF Ills resolution.
d Messrs. lloar, Window. n0ntll, nnd Conk-
, ling op,n,sc,l tho motion rs tlnvlng Tic eflcct
to d!splacc tic Pension and Appropriation,
bills ia1d other important business reM!lnE
, before the Scnate. Mr.. Conkling, In urging
the above rcasol. remarked Tint tic ltcruo'
llcnn side WIS not disposed either to his
state or shrink from MI assertion nj INV npon
! tho power Of tho present Senate. Reviewing
tho question casually, as presented hy Mr..
6 hlorgnn's rcsn]ut!un he expressed his nc
acknowledgement to the Senator from Ohio
= tThnrlnar) for tho yo!umlN0ns md satssfac-
Tory answer TINT The Senator had given to
? tho inquiry which ho tC0nkiing) lad prt,-
pounded, for tho reason TINT lio l,nll not
, 1881-02-04
NORWICH, .U0NN,

Nonw1otl, Conn, Feh. a-NayIgat.on OF the
saunu is aanloat ut II stanaatt. At une time
yV.torslay tWcnty-ssvun atealnots weEo reported
tutanxlcl1 IN tho tut,
, 1881-02-04

- HpFtlat UUF4IttA % 3T* CH1tlP0 If{1MNf. ~,
b!uHClK. tt,d.. Feb u-Phys1cians thta nfter-
nnon prDnouncri Insane GenrRo W, FItwers
sut,lnrGl, who ntteuIptG.i twice yostor.lay even.
!nu tn sulcio BY ha'lglnk hln,solf IN. (atl hero.
fInwrra ahs DecnE,ie desperate, and ,r1uircs
Asylum to1 tho lnsAno ~ sUD,i ~ pusslll0.
, 1881-02-04

Wisconsin ii now cnvctopod II, tia t,oo,,..-.
q SNOW thht hna been krnwn for n,nnv b,dy
Many nf tho rontia In the .IiinIrv y, Nlatetl
PIP brkadel with drifts, rendering irays sIe osa
, 1881-02-04

=. ,WATElTUWN,W WIS.
.,;,. Special Dtspatta to 7hs Chicago THb4nt, '.
:: WATRAEowh, WIZ, Peh. 3,-Last uIght this
region Ut uolatry waa visited With smother
snowfall OF several inchss. Thls section Of
, 1881-02-04
SUICIDAL,
THE pA1llHAS1fS CASE,
Epeftll Dlnsteh 10 1s1d E'htedpo TrtItlrte

ANN Annoti, s!tch., Feb. 3.-Tho rcn,uins at
Henry 4. Fairbanks weru tnkrn hn1ne this
nornlng, Ills tat'lpr md several fr'o.,sis ur-
rived lust night. They Entirely discfcdt tho
story uf bis marriage tO tho woman ctaMlng to
be hls wife. Hto mn1a Fairbanks ne,l,,pntanco
While tho l4lter WIS att!'rnt vt 1ur.ltn un!-
feTsIty, and t!uEBc4 hin. hlA fnthGr AAye, uvtr
R!pes. a year aIO sto CAtac tn potrutln and
elatinoh tu bq u,Arrlta to Fairbanks. al,a Mt
tGnVtpa tn Abtttn niDHcy from tho Inttpr's
tnthor.; Bho tlnnily, however, wAs lnducod 10
;t,s th@, a9 ,arrigo y, W. f9lreS.inn. s!
NJ. nav ls,.s. JIG xave her mioney to gos
rig Of her; sinco theI. she has extart.d yarIt'lls
write HIN thnt shn lti,ti ts,arrio,l weutthy mail,
and wAs snng to Ear,,pe !n few tays. a.d n,...le
nhpthvr demand tnr tiUnDy, WhInh, she saIil,
wnuIa 10 iho list sto ahuuld ask. Yo.fiiK l'air-
lMnks wna cnKugcd to bo tssnrr,c,l to tilslahtar
%, 81 tsr S'xen @ 9 ss
hts kglcl'ie. s|r4. i,rlkht!,il. wh9 was probably
afsor I'D soys liz, II" shS viii n In.s aa
ton to get hor shnro 1f his pt1porty 10 hls wife.
, 1881-02-04

:. K5ENl q ITNEkISI4E NNI .N@II-CF' -,
DEs Ms1NEs. H.. Feb. 8.-Luss evening ~ ~
lsoy. jain Ca!dwcll, whllo eolng np Iea's 's
sireGt, was rin Into by II bnb-a!uIgh oa''cu VIZ
children c1astlug III tho street. Tho bu2ss ~ ~.
crlRhedt ind. with the horse. ttruwn 'nt 'ns,aat ~
Riiter, Mr.. Caldwell was rendered tlflcf'sc'Ia.. n.
nnd 1t IL feared ths received suriatl! o,,ur
tur1ea. The children WprD. badly 'u1S''
though no bonus broken.
, 1881-02-04

:" NVI4J1ff " a II r.
NEt.AwAns linEAKwATEn. Feb, 3-rho ..,-
ping lying hero Is c0mnlotcly blocl,n; Sn.p
memorable wiutcr Of 1856 and 1857 Ia Hint. ~, ~
repeated, ~
, 1881-02-04
The River and Harbor Bill,
Approprlating StO.ooO,-
900, in Press.
Items Put into the Measure,
So Far as Can Be AS
certained.
Revelations Concerning the Grant
Which Capt. Eads Secured
from Mexico.
He Is Trying 10 Make Over Some
thing Which Ho Cannot
Deliver.
Speech In the House by Mr.. Davidson,
Of Florida, in Reply 10 Mr..
Bisbee.
Conkling Moves on the White
House-The Presidents
Dander Up.
"reminiscences OF False .siaps-The Pen.
body fund-State Dlnncr nj the
White House.
The Ways and Means Committee Postpone
the Tariff Question Thirty
Days
Conkling Moves on the White
House-The Presidents
Dander Up.
"reminiscences OF False .,laps-Thc Pca.
body Fund-state Dlnncr at the
White House.
The Ways and Means Committee Postpone
the Tariff Question Thirty
Days.
RIVERS AND uARDOI,S,

Spttfat Dfspdtth 10 The Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Feb. 3.-I'lle House
Commerce Committee completed the River
nnd linrbor bill to-tlay, a,id seut |. to tho
Government Printer, with tho strictest liz
jullctl0ns that 1t sllpnld not bH ,,,ltlt 1ublle.
Fllu purpose Of the secrecy IL tn prevent
members from becoming acquainted sls to the
details Vi tho bill, ~ they will not bring II
pressure to. bear upoli the Committee to
change The Items Until nfter ie bIil Is lnn!ly
printed alnl reported to tho lIUllsc. This hl!I
npproprlates $40. lS0,03o, vi which s.,5U,oD
are for tho Mississippi llIyer.
Soiao of tl,e uorc Important Western Items
are these:
Sissssipp! River, 10 bo expended under tho s1l-
rer'islun OF tno Mississippi Hiver Conlnls-
HtDIt-
, 1881-02-04

KILLED ny 4 FALLING nulLp4s.sr.
blEMpHls, Tcnn., Fob. .n-Whle w"fRtaen ~ W., n
engaxol tearing dawn m MD frainp bulaI.v b's,a
hosouthurn portion OF tho city this a'lgtn ,,,s,
tho struHturo fell In With cr,slI, k,,at L. ii,
. yr0 girl ana scycrcly ihluriuy t~o o'u''
n gN1s,1,1u
, 1881-02-04

!, .Hho, ,shakeFa sHrsnpnrli,a Is luAt what II pur.
to Lc.-UL<t Ciu4Lv. IL. u,
, 1881-02-04

Suites, 'or that l,u could decide nl,y other
thing OIL which might hinge tho asccrtatn-
: A,ent and declaration OF IL Presidential! vote.
1: Mr.. Ingalls, said l,e believed the President
! Of tito SeuAto Ind tho right to count the
votes III the sense Of computing tlIusll, but
.hau not tho right to connt III tho sensa or
determining judlcfally what wcru votes. II
!. these two propositions could DO separated he
would fasor tho resolution. liz moved MI
amendment III accordance With Ills views.
sfis. NLAlSE
said ho thought thu resolution would meet
the Views Uf both stiles Of thu question II 1t
would declare who should count Or reject
>the vote. Nobody In tho Ssl,ate was assert.
luz tho exercise of n right which tho resolu-
), tlon py0posrd 10 deny.
!, Mr.. Ingalls, amendment was rejected with
); out division.
+. Measrs Morgan as,tl Thurman replied to
: Mr. biali!r. the fornlur Stating tint tic Sen.
hte hId to-day, by II vote, decided t0 60 intn
tho QutRt!5n Ut who ltud tile tight to count
+ or reject the vote, and the iatter ren.arkll,g
tat the Scslata ut tho lust spssEo,. I.ia.l u.s.
snlnetl position upon II In tho Morgan rule.
:. iirlle vote Wns tnken upon ngrHlng to tho
: resolution, when the result sl,uwtal 50 yeas
!: to legailso tWhy.e}. the Republicans rx-
.te4pt Col!kllng, who voted for tho resolution,
:, aostaanlns lrNlu voting. by direction Ut tho
! Chnir (tAatEony1 the roll WIS al.,tn called,
): pursuant to TIM rnlo 10 nscerlu!n the pres.
! snce of quorum, wllen forty Senators re-
i Guundct.
~ Dir, Thurman
~ AsKEn THAT THE NAMES
:. of TUG Senators not present be tnkcN down,
s. fAlr. Bla!tIu-Uhder what rula9 Tint is n
!: request ueser before heard .nla1a lii tito
81 $!tf3enAte.
Ii alr. Thurman said nIs rules required tho
s Senators present to vote, Or nsk Ia bo ux-
= :eukPa, when they ii,ust state tho reusui,s fUr
!, ,;:tlltir excuse. "
+ B ;;As tllts llat, Indications for D. protroctetl
e eeaslon Wefa very npparcnt, US tho minority
s. epincea disposition To continue uio Oh
I. AsFuctiye po!Icy lnauguratel curly .In the
e.tA4y.s
asss4 ~. Morgan suggested to llla Republican
II ella tlat thty relieve tlv Democrats present
ffpM thtir pairS with abselltvps, l.ld, upoll
KS K AeftdYtp9 no RESPONSE To Ills suggestion,
>'@pSft1o adjourn. Agreed to. =
xAdi0nrned. -, z
tHhn, Shakers shFsnpuria IL jllAt what II n,,r,
Ep4Et1 IL lt.-OLEt CjsxjV II, u
, 1881-05-28

lAAEs
Tho board of Trustees held mcotinR ycstcr.
tlay afternoon. Tho Ciork was authorized tu
advertise for blds for two new pumps for tho
Wnter- Works With n~capacity OF from eight tu
ten million gallons every twenty-four hours.
Thu wMtcr supply Of tho town is nu unsettled
question. which seems to bo ns fur AwAy from n
solution as 1t was before the town hnd any Wa.
ter-Works At all. TuE Tribune reporter had n
talk Will, Supervisor slulrhcild, who admitted
that the tOwn bud n,ndo Il scrirs OF mlstnkes
% tho tlrst Plnur ~ l0catlnK the works where
they now nro; and Ia the Mext ptnce whom they
consdcrhtfou tho rapid growth ut tho twO towns,
and a. % 10Y the works are to- suntl to supply er.,
he he sw asw ps a sg x1ss ss'ps ss W.T. s ss s n m
thirty inchos, Which they tnton.lcd to do iiIltne-
S u S' fsSt 9 'fa farther q teS @ iRn ina ks tss
lake nottnm favorabtsl. ho Thought tho supply
would bc 50 materially Increased that with 4
which they hopctl to bu ao to put In iirxt ycnr
they wo..l.! BE- able to kceg an With tho dogiands
nndur a, disadvantage Mt tho present iime. Il
Park for ts interest in tho works rs It fell duo,
q the works . IS g sSppIy tho largely iuoreas:
ing doMants for watDr.
ENHLEWOOp.
Tho contemplated thange In time OF como OF
thu suburban trains on tho fsock island Noad Is
arc ~ DC cur 0H from tho privileges Or ono OF
tho tt1atna. 13y tho shortening or timo Of tho
run Of tho Blue Island dummy, which arrives IN
EhicuKo ut :!H a. ILL.,, Akl Stations between Wnsh-
tngt0h Heights unu Chicago. except EnBlewuOd,
Fortteth street, nnA Twonty-spcnnd street,
viii be given tho go-by. and na the
next train lines not Gnme along until
half al hour Inter It ntnkea 1t atognthor too latn
for business mon tn get into tho city.
Tho object. It IA cHtmctl. ia TO mako a fast
suburban train, hut ILL It Aisorln,tnHtcs In favor
OF Washington, Heights and Morgan PARK, 1t
looks vary much as though tho intervening
pnntA would he obliged tn slror for their bc1le.
who will bo Infected by tho ohnngo viii cNll
upon the rntruat! olctnls this morning and try
to haro th0n ienye tho pTeseut train I'd 1t Ia.
HYDE PARK.
Tho Board OF Trustees init last evening. ". +,
Storey nskel tho Il0ard II he cOuld III any way
yet wntor fur his house nn tlraud boulevard ut
less thun the usual rato. Ills petition wn6 re-
fGrrch.
a protest aRninst Rrnnttug il saloon cense to
a. LliGs, IN Seyenty.sixth street, WIS presented
and refGrFet1. Llttcs WIS tho man who started
tho villHx0 when 1t refusod him lccusc and wtu
kent tito llonrtl In hot wntcr and the Courts for
tong t!re lust your.
Thu Engineer was authorized to advertise for
bids Tor pumping maehinurY mud pipes.
Mir. Webster 0Horutl u resolution calling for an
elaotion to MI tho vnc2ncy oNttse by tho death
OF Enl. ], II. Bowen Juno II. Objections being
rAIsc1 1t Wus lAl1 over.