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himself with giving the lie thus publicly, and

Robeson's charges should be taken down, to
which Robson replied: 81 have made no
charges. have alluded to no one. II any
man recognizes himself by the description. let
him step forward and deny what say"
This caused loud and l9ng.continued ap-
plause from the Republicans, who gathered
about Robson as if to defend him.
Some one on the Democratic side called for
order, and the Speaker began a vigorous
pounding of his desk, which restored the
House to order.
Robson then finished this portion of his
speech, alluding to Whitthorne as a man SO
dsbased in his personal habits as to consider
it a personal ins ult when the police make a
raid on the lowest rufhans in his town; as a
man who brought his brother to Washington
and used his influence as a member of Con-
gress to obtain a contract for him from the
Government he despised.
After Robson finished his speech, the bill
was passed. and Whitthorne rose to personal
explanation, denying the charges made by
Robson, and publicly branding him a thief
and perjurer. Robson said only a word in
reply, and the subject was dropped.
Pennsylvania Politics.
WASHINGTON. July 6th.-Senator Gamer
on, of Pennsylvania, left Washington for
Philadelphia this morning, and his visit is
propose terms of reace to the Independents
Chairman of the State Committee Cooper ar
rived here yesterday afternoon, called upon
Cameron, and departed for Philadelphia on
the 10 P. NJ. train, not registering at any CT the
hotels, and successfully evading the pursuit
of interviewers. Ex-Attorney General Nc
Vesgh snd William Henry Rowle, candidates
for Supreme Judge, arrived here at 10 clock
last night and visited the Capitol this morn
ing, expecting to see Cameron. They were
disappointed to learn that he had left the
city, and followed him to Philadelphia
this afternoon. A majority Of the Re-
publican members of the Pennsylvani :
delegation are ignorant of the object of
Cameron's visit to Philadelphia, but one of
the best informed stalwart politicians in the
State is authority for the averment that the
Senator left here to confer with Beaver and
members of the Senate Committee, in rela-
ton to propositions for compromise with the
Independents. The whole OF the details of
the peace programme have not been finally
agreed upon. The present intention of ma
jority of the members of the stalwars State
COMMITTEES is to withdraw the candidates
nominated by the Harrisburg Convention,
asking the Independent Committee to with
draw the candidates of its Convention, and
unite in call for new Convention, to as.
semble under the rules adopted by the INDIE
pendent Convention, and nominate a new
ticket Of course the consent of the candi-
dates on both tickets will be required for any
such arrangement. and it is asserted that the
nominees of the Harrisburg Convention are
willing to join in a proposition of the forego-
ing character.
The SciOtO Catastrophe More Bodies
Found.
I'll,
morning the bodies of Charles Sweriuger, of
Kensington, Ohio Dan Thomas. the Cap.
taiu's son G. P. Smith, of Wellsville also
man by the name of Dunhamer, from Wells
vile, Ohio, were found. About forty men
came down with skitfs and cannon from
East Liverpool. and are doing good work.
By night they can secure ten bodies more. A
great many bodies are placed in the engine
room and under the bow, and the want of
necessary apparatus prevents getting them.
Boats and grappling-irons, diving. bells, ETC.,
are on the way from Pittsburg, and when the
wreck is raised at least thirty 20 fifty bodies
will be found. The missing are accommodating,
and with what found dead will amount to
sixty.fv or seventy-fve and nearly sll will
be found in and around the wreck. Every
hour brings people here hunting for absent
ones, and gives names not given before. The
dead 80 far have been recognized and moved
promptly to their late homes. Stewart
Pipes. reported found Yesterday, has not
been found yet.
THE sCIoTo LIBELED.
WHEELING wv. Vs). July 6tb.--A libel
was filed in the United States District Court
here to-day by w. G. Beans, to compel the
owners of the steamer Scioto, sunk at Mingo
Junction on the 4th. to forfeit So $50 for car
rying a greater number of passengers than
authorized by her papers.
BODIES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NAMES OF
MISSING.
STEUBENvILLE 70 J. July 6sh.-Up to II
o'clock tonight twenty bodies have been re-
covered, and those still missing run the death
roll up to seventy.four.
The additional names of the missing are
Maria Booth, William Woods. Albert Snow.
Joseph Ramsden, Morris Donohue, George
Pilkerton. Henry A. HAYS, John Marish,
Wesley Cross, Augustus Rsdman Teszley,
Denner Shannon, Samuel Hunter, A. Z.
Houghton-all of Webbville and East Liver
pool. Henry Marker, of Hamilton, w. Va.
John Cummins, of Salineville, o. Flora
Culp, Of Somerset, o. John Hart and VIM.
Sloan, of Cleveland Charles Elliott of Bea.
yer Falls. Charles Kuth, of Rochester.
storni.swepf Kansas-Another Tornado.
ATcHIsoN (Ks.l July 9th. - Yesterday
evening Columbus. KS, was swept by tor
nado, with rain and hail accompaniment.
Trees were uprooted, stacks of grain scat
tered, corn cut down and all property touched
by the wind laid waste. j. P. Thomas frame
house was completely demolished: There
were six persons in the house. The most
severely injured was a small son, who may
die. Mrs. A. Davis kitchen was blown down
and the side of the house blown in. She was
sick in bed, and her child was badly hurt
Best L Sons new mill was partly destroyed
At Girard and Belknap much damage was
done. Farms and towns in Crawford county
were visited at a much later hour and all
grain leveled. Peter Crawford and James
Arrowsmith are reported dead and their fam.
lilies injured by being blown away.
The Utah Commission.
WASHINGTON, July 6th.-Mr. Pettigrew, Of
Fayetteville, Ark, the Democratic member
of the Utah Commission, said to night: g ]
do not know when we will go away think
the last of the month. MIR. Ramsey, one Of
the Commissioners, was here few days ago,
and told me that as soon as Congress ad.
journed he would call upon the members tc
meet in Chicago for consultation. We will
not reach Utah in season to superintend the
registration at the August election, when
are chosen. Mr.. Cannon, ex-Delesate from
Utah, told me upon his return yesterday that
all the people wanted out there was that we
should carry out the letter of the law"
A Mixed Ticket.
MONTGOMERY Ala. J, July 6;h.-The Green
hackers and Independents met at Birming-
State ticket j. L. Sheffield, Governor A.
P. Townsend, Secretary of State; H. l..
Jones, Attorney General; J. M. Montgom-
cry, Treasurer; M. Sheeld, Auditor J. P.
Ward, Superintendent of Education.
The Republican Convention met here to-
day, and after long wrapgle Endorsed the
ticket renominated at Birmingham by the
Greenbackers and Independents. Resolutions
were passed eulogizing President Arthur.
Arkansas Republican State Convention.
LITTLE Rock, July 6sh.-The Republican
State Convention met at l P. N. John II.
johnson (colored) was chosen temporary
Chairman, and John H. Brooker temporary
Secretary, The Convention appointed Com
mittees on Credentials and Permanent Or
ganization, and recess was taken till 8 P. NJ
The attendance is large, all parts of the State
beirg represented. There are $50 delegates
present.
SECOND DISPATCHI
LITTLE Rock, July 6th.-On reassembling,
after appointing a Committee on Resolu-
tions, Colonel w. D. Slack was nominated
by reclamation as candidate for Governor,
when an adjournment was had to Q o'clock
to morrow.
The Turf.
LONG BRANCH, July 6ih.-At the Mon
mouth Park Association meeting toby the
mile and an eighth race was won by Prian,
Fatini,z, second. Swesthome (ths favorite)
third. Time, 2:064. In the race for the July
stakes for tRo.year- olds, three quarters of a
mile, Geo,s. Henley won, Fairfield second,
The Marshal third. Time, 1:22 The Mon
mouth Oaks, for three-year-old fillies, mile
ard quarter, Hawasse won, Amazon Sec
ond, Sonella third. Time, 2:23. The auction
race. three quarters of a mile, Battledore
won. Sir Hugh second. Constantina third.
Time, 1.l9. The hurdle race, mile and a
half, over six hurdles, Felix won, Mrp.
Chubbs second. Bernadite third. Time 3.O7