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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

People wonder because statistics show
the slow progress OF Unlye salista and
Unitariaus, Uniyersalists stopped grow
ing as soon ms orthodox Christians quit
preaching hell fire That lch the Uni.
versalists without an occupation.
Beecher, the great Cong egationulist,
sais he does not believe in au eternal
heII
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

English Female Bittors is intended
for young girls as we'll AZ married ladies,
who have Ind some exposure, become
irregular pale and feeble, with head
ache, leucorreUa, pain in side and back,
falling Of womb, or female weaknesses
or excesses. Its use strengthens aud
tones the stomach, invigorntes the
nerves, givcs iron to the blood, corrocts
irregular uterine action and removes
unnatural distractions. 7Ollm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16
SEE WHO ENDORSES THE GENUINE,

Hon Alex H. stephens.
1T. Rry JnO, W. Hrckwith, Bishop ofsGh
Gen JnO. u. GOrd0u, l. 5. senator,
1t. Rev bishop Pierce,
Hon Jno, Gili shorter,
J Edgnr Thompson,
Hon. IL. II nm,
Hon j & Brecklnrihge,
Prof David Ninis, u. p,
chief Justice Hiram Warner OF Ga.
Lewis Wundpr, Asst. J.. NJ. fhilA ia. ,-.
and thousands Of others from wh"m We my my
letters OF cummendRtion and recomhl.huHtsInn s..
peta6hs or education and pro IN 'noncr rom all
parts nf tn" country, and all that II asked II
fair trial.
II If eni1untly Family Medicine, and hy
being kept ready for immediate resort viii
save many An hour of suffering AMI many
dollar I'm time hnd doctors bills,
send for an Almanac and convince youTseli
that simmons Regulator IL one OF the few n"u
lCinps that can be RELIED UPOS A. A sAFK ASp
KFFlCACtOu- FAMILY NkpICtSk, bu! Beware.
be- Careful BE on yOur Guard for Frauds
limitations and Substitutes are numerous, ihey
lay In wait to prey upon tn" rubllc and I"
pirate upon the hIEAIEsT LlVEH MEplCiSR IN
IN the world.
tA--vILLE. AK. , July =, lSIN.
DEAN Sms-l send you another package oi
the counterfeit, II Is called o trial package. 1t
says II C0str YOU nothing, but 1t Ike to nave
cost me my lite. Yours etc ..........,.
Sold ~ W. castle 4 Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

We note the tHct that missionary has
been sent to Waco, The papers will be
saving wicked Waco III tuture.-Corsi-
cana Index
Waco can stand it, we dare say She
will simply point to her seventeen
churches.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16
pOpuLATION FACTS.


ihe census "''''o''l' '"'lo ""' Snowy
c'heluo'ihR 'hr HenH"h was N"h'h I""
years hR"' ana some "l thetn hie V'i!
ufy 'e""'"R' ii'"' 'o' "'''""'I' 'l'i' II
one 'hh' '"o''S """' "' 'R'' o" 7"'n'
subltct thHt Is none 700 cIo"riy nhuef-
Ht'o', ANA luVtS'e II with f'M interest
lhiH IL notably the case win 'Ir t""IrE
of popnI"ti"l" -h'"ihH th" nativity or
thc i'hH"''"h" "' eH'h 7l"'' WIN
feierehce I" IeAN' tul7 '"pie lS pecu-
l"ily lhtof's''uR, I"i IL "hH"lut'H re-
futes theory wiHrh h"T gained WIDE
cfedenre dnrihR 'ho '"St decade tn"'
sue '"'' '''' A'''''' ~ 0''' W
"''' "e''''' ,.,'''"' ''.''' '''
'''''' T,'''' "'''''''.'''
sun ~, '"o'', .,''.,
,aa. , ,.a,,,,r,na ,,7- noo ,n,,'l,,,.,.,.
o,,noo ,,,,, -.
bers) were on sontnrru n"tNi'y' Uuir III
Texas or other southern states--ouly
8,OU coming from other sections OF tine
country The New OrIeHnS Times
Democrat, commenting on the growth
OF Texas, says that Alabama alone has
furnished her double ~ many people aB
all the nor hern states together. and the
quot" from Louisiana exceeds Tint of
any fifteen states north ~ MnSon and
DiSon's line IeAos, therefore, Ia thor
l,lt IL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

A Washington special OF the lIth TO
the Galveston News says
II is understood here that there will
be some important changes III federal
oifices in Texas very soon, The pHrtlc-
ulara can not be learned for few days
vet
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

The radicnls in H." u r'4~" pn'iIH-
...,n, usnounced the attack ON Alexam-
drin M "ntrocous cownrdly aud cruel"
Mr., Gladst, ne re lied in kind OF what
are. yon. going. 10. do.nbnnt.it2 style.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

The News figures the first ballet. Ire.
lasd, 23G; Roberts, l6S, 70 be divided
between them, lG5 votes, 1t will take
$50 votes, under the two-thirds rule, to
reach the gubernHtorial persimmon.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

Our Galveston special reports the Ia
lane City filling mp rapidly with lawyers,
politicians and delegates. Yesterday
was given Mp to the lawyers convention
and preliminary wiro-pulling.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

To make apsurance dnubly snre Judge
Reagan telegruphs from Washington
that he doesn't want the gubernatorlnl
nomination, hut would like to 90 to con-
gresB again.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

Mr.. Lobcl, ot New York, has Just had
to pay 500 because he kissed Miss Kn-
ven against her will Mr., Lobcl passed
ont Of court with they -come-high-but
they y're.awtul- good expression.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

The trial Of cx Marshal Russell drags
its slow length along at Austin. The
" tesmun thinks Russell will bo nc.
quilted.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

Two great cvls-hcadachc and consti
patton, alllictlng nearly all humanity, are
r lev d by Bsiley's Saline Apericnt.
7iOdNwim
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

Friends OF Ben ThomI sen d'ny, with
some Indignation, that he has killed
twenty old men. They sny eight or ton
will cover the sum total
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16
secure ~ Home

In the most beautiful and prosperous
portion OF TrXas, ON the line OF the Chi
cago, rcNds ~ Mexican Central railroad
Al ALvNIADo,
the junction OF the Missouri Pacilc RAIL
way.
Oh THURSDAY, July 20 l,s2,
the Anglo Amer IN Land and Claim AS
suciutlun will Oilcr at
rUBiIC >ALF
choice bUsincs, and residence lots in that
b .utllully located and prosperous town
AvarAio Is located on high rolling piai
ric, Just east eat OF the Cross Imbcl>. i'm
the heart OF the grain and cotton prudu-
cling region is increasing rapidly in wealth
Hnd population, aud is one oi the most
healthy localities in the stttc. rhi, sale
oilers rare opportunity ior Investment
ior houlc or profitable speculation.
TTWM7 or SALE.
Onc-lourth cash, balance in one. two
and three years, with ten per cent. inter
est on delcrr' pay mcnts.
SPECIAL EXCLUSION IRAIN
will rum on day ot sale from all points at
reduced rates. Fare ior round trip from
purchasers ut property will hc refund, Il.
For im thrr information call on or address
W II. WNli", Town Lot Agent, A, a. l..
~ { a 2t6 Main strect-7l2Sd
Gentlemen, il you want real nice
COURT. r"ul ui"1 '"hitn vast IA rrHl nice
SUIT Ut underwear aud at astonishlugly
wo prices, call at b. HHbcrs. ---O5l4tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

Ireland will 60 down to the gulf this
week aud listen 10 what the sad son
waves are saying. The nlcnldo will go toe
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16
TAKE NO OTHER.

beware OF those who know nothing or Siedi-
cal Onpomh- who put out nnsITuins knnwn
to sour, And being Analy Ged prove worthless
aud only made to nrese the public .nd pirate
on the we'll earned rei iutaiun OF keilln co.'s.
medicine. These frauds have no reputation to
sustain, and VIII cheat You for u few pennys
every way they can. i.Onk careful To the med
lcnr you are induced to take. for much suffer
ing permanent injury and even death has re
-sltcd from Improper treatment aud from tab
ing unsklliully prepared medicine,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

The bill to place Grant on the army
retired list is coming mp in the house in
day or two, and then there will bo
some fun
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

The university regents met at Austin
yesterday, to open the bids Tor the croc.
tion OF the university buildings.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

McNia votes that she doesn't want free
schools MeSin viii live long enough to
sJgret the vote, too
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

Pain and weakness Of lungs, liver, kid
neys and urinary organs relieved hy
using Browns Iron Bittcrs. Sold by
Tucker a Wilis,-70llw,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

Galveston News, yesterday morning;
"rhe only dark eorse on the ground, IN
yet, ia Judge Dcvinc, II san Antonio"
Pleasant notoriety, tins, for Judge ID.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

A convention oi prominent Hebrews,
including all the Rnbbis in the state, will
meet at Houston to-day, to consider the
RuBsinn refugee question.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

President Arthur has nephew living
in Calvert the foreman of n foundry
there. He IL democrat.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

ireland headquarters III Galveston
were formally opened yesterday, at the
fremont hotel. EIigh-toned locnllty
a--. 80 h-.-..,-,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16
WACO, July 10, 1882.

Quiet is restored in Alexandria.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

Woman's primitive beauty and yigor
which have been lost, can be r, stored and
retained by the action OF certain consti-
tutiOnal agents. These agents necessarily
regulate, build up, iortiiy and anlagonlze
all existing female irregularities and eN-
ccsses. or distractions which produce the
III health. The remedy must unload the
locked up secrctions, add iron To blood,
strength TO system and Vitality to nerves
such n remedy is found in the use OF
English +, male Bittcrs, llOd&wlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16
watch cnrer"n, Your Health.

Ave your hands and leot cold; Does
your pulse beat irregular; Dos your
neatt quickly pnlpitutc Al the lie st eXer-
ton, wOirim, nt or nervous excitement;
Does your face Often llush from rush OF
blood to the hoadf Are you troubled
with dyspepsia Indigestion, or some
urinary disorder beware; Death may at
any lmr Suidcnly cn,ue from apoplCXy.
DO not delay. i.m system needs some
true medical tonic, Nothing Is so good
Us Brown Iron Ri tiers. ms cxcelant
remedy will 80 sj~t nature in quirky re-
gain " her lost hold on health ana lie,
II strengthens every palt OF the system,
and rrsturs the different organs OF lie to
their normal condition IN diseasn- 81
an rN Nhuuat!-- .".'u''. uaNlnG tendency
70 Wcakcn both mind and body 1t
invariably acts like u charm.-JOuinal.
sod by Tucker Il Willis, Waco, Texas
7!Olw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

Call at Il. Haber's aud sse the very
low prices to which he has marked his
clothing. You can buy handsome
business suit for $1,000, newer soldundor
Sl25O. Glltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

Gentlemen, keep cool, and call at h. Ila-
bcr's and get one OF those nobhv straw
hats which he sells cheaper than any
house in tOwn.--625tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-16

Headache, yet Csr'cts Little Liver Pll,prs equally
ynlu ,h,s m Constipation, curing Rud preventing
This annoy DinE complaint, while they also correct
Al disurdct- ut the stomach, stimulate the liver
and rNEnlAle The OOMnl.. Eyun lt ihey only cured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31

The Egyptian budget shows surplus Of f2,oOo
The Corporation Of Cork has voted f3OO 10 w nrd th>
proposed industrial exhibition. '
Alfred Allen Of waterproof, Orleans county n Y WAS
Killed yestcrday by falling tree in the woods
John Wndde President Of the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad Company, died yesterday in Chillicothe.
Mile; Sophie Aexandrine Croitzctte, the celebrated
frtnc actress has retired from the Coincide FrAncaise
on pension.
John James Fraser late Premier Of the province Of
New brunswick has heen appointed Judge OF the Su.
David u Bunum, aged o. years. died in Great Falls n
H. friday evening lie had served in both branches OF
the Legislature and had been President Of the senate
The German Catholic Bishops have unitcdly mazda
private representations to the Emperor begging ner.
mission Tor The Bishop Of Fulda to his doc csc
NJ Benjamin r. shill amer Mrs Parngtor) 10 confined
~ ms nome m Bns'on by Al attack of pneumonia lie
his recovery. -,
Charles Btenbender and Rosa GolighIy fell into an
AT mole while skating on the Susquehanna River AZ
fNmouth, Pa" yesterday, The man WAS saved but thu
girl disappeared under the ice. "
The total number Of deaths In ST. Louis for the year
WM ' Ell which makes the annual death rate 10 per
luo estimating the population at 10000 The number
OF births during the Year was =, Al.
capt Hooper, formerly Delegate in Congress from
llhh, died ~ salt Lake city yesterday morning In hs
h year lie bud grown too liberal for the Church len
fehs hsn ana Brigham Young therefore relieved him i'm
favor OF George q Cannon SO
Tie loeomotiye and two Of freight train on thu
an open switch near schaghtcoke yesterday morning
n.G ths i9osc River nteen feet below the track Tie
msh hAnds were saved by Jumping. The track was
blocked for seven hours w.
The sures easiest and quickest way TO get cured NJ
COLO py usins d.. Buls Cough syrup 2b ssnts-zlvs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31

The Report that Mr.. Vanderbilt says Nay or
May Not be True.

ROCHESTER, Doc. 30,-The Post. E1press this
the sh or 18th Of January next the New York Cen
Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis and the Wanda
La and Terre Haute Railroads will be system In the
Vanderbilt interest thus forming great through
from the East To Cincinnati and ST. Louis In opposition
to the Pennsylvania Central and the Wabash syktems
On the date named the present management and officers
Of the Nickel Plate Road will retire.
A reporter OF THE SUN read this Associated
Press despatch to Mr.. William II. Vanderbilt at
his residence last evening.
That is the first I've heard Of It. It's all
news to me-" said Mr.. Vanderbilt.
is intended
directors OF the Nickel Plate road"
Have you intention Of combining against
the Pennsylvania and Wabash systems 2"
Why. We are not in opposition to the Wabash
y the only opposing road, This is the, first
time have heard OF the matter. 1t may be so
or not. don't know. / have nothing to say
about It. An OF the roads mentioned. except
the Pennsylvania, are friendly"
your interest ~
There are lots OF things in my interest
true or may not. / don't know"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31
THE PAVE INQUEST.
A Verdict 81 Death ~ Fsissa-Mrs. Faye
ExanlnatAoA 0egun.

A Verdict 81 Death ~ Fsissa-Mrs. Paye's
Exanisasiea Begun.
MATTEAwAN, Dec. 30.-To-day's hearing in
tho Page inquest was short ono. All the evi-
dence preceding the report Of DR.. Love. the
chemist. is now in. There has not IS yet been
produced any positive proof that Capt Page was
poisoned. The testimony Of the physician as
to his symptoms and as to the condition Of his
internal organs. as revealed at the post-mor-
tom. simply goes to show that these
esM Ct s hd n not the saS
ject Mrs: Psye to examination until the
or ssy other IL
other. organs then Mrs. Page will at once BE-
TO-DAY William Crawford i1 the " Young man
who Is said to have been intimate with Mrs:
Page, testified that he had been acausinted
knew Mrs. Pave. He had freaSenfly Visited f NJ.
Paye's house. Sometimes Mr.. Pave was present
and sometimes absent He never stayed very
o'ccct He also testified that ito on those Visits
alone with Mrs. Page He afterward admitted that
Gns od ths Ss
also denied hsSing been seen with With his s head on
he did not visit Mr.. .Pays during his illness was
because Mr.. Page had forbidden him to come
in veracs 1sVd Faye esms 70 s
death from the effects OF a corrosive poison.
FAYE wacw .ad snad .Hs 9 s M'
An examination In the case OF Mrs. Page was
begun before Justice Harris to-day. H. H.
Se os ehs nG
was adjourned until Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31
MAJOR GRACE HURT.
Thrown from his Carriage-The Horses
Frightened by Elevated Trains.

Thrown from his Carriage-The Horses
Frightened by Elevated Trains.
Mayor Grace was thrown from q light
wagon yesterday morning. while enjoying
drive. and severely but not seriously injured.
Two passing trains on the Metropolitan Elevat-
ed Railroad at the station at Ninth avenue and
Seventy-second street frightened his horses
and the Mayor was unable to control them
The wagon was dashed against one OF the rail-
road pillars. and the Mayor and his companion
Miss komisky. a friend Of his daughter. were
thrown to the ground. Miss Komsky was un-
injured but the Mayor received a scalp wound
and was bruised on his back and side. Deputy
Sheriff McGrath and the Rev. Mr. Ramsey OF
the Seventy-first street Methodist church. who
saw the accident. raised the Mayor to his feet
and helped him to drug store ut Ninth avenue
and Seventy.thrd street. From there the
Mayor and Miss Komisky were taken in car
riage to his residence at 81 East Thirty. eighth
street. The horses were stopped at Sixtieth
street and Ninth avenue.
A rumor reached the City Hall as early as 10
A. NJ: that the Mayor had been seriously in
}ured, and later rumor said that he had been
killed. Messengers were at once despatched
from the City Hall, but before they returned a
telegram was received from the Mayor saying
that he WAS not seriously hurt. President
Sauer Of the Board OF Aldermen signed the
pay rolls. which were lying upon the Mayors
desk. and discharged tho duties Of the Mayors
Office during the day.
The Mayors injuries will probably confine
him to his house for a few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31

Dispersing their Auditsrs with Drawn u
vslvers-A Psliesmaa Inserferes

DAspsrsang their Audltsrs with Drawn ne
vsivers-A Fsliesnaa Inserfsres.
BOSTON, Dec. S0.-The Ford brothers, the
slayers Of Jesse James have been ON exhibition
In Horticultural Hall several days. where. with
a fat woman and two or three other curiosities.
they form . show worth ton cents. They
wear their big seven-shooters In their
belts. At about 10 o'clock tonight some
one in the audience interrupted their auto
biographical recital by exclaiming. You're no
good" Immediately the brothers drew their
weapons and leaped of the stage Most Of the
spectators made haste TO- get out, some OF them
going through the. windows. Those who re-
manned long enough had their heads thumped
BY the irate brothers. Policeman George Rob-
tnson, . strapping young fellow. heard the
breaking glass and rushed Into the hall.
You can't drink blood in Boston," he ex-
claimed. as he threw himself Into the melee
and restored order.
The Fords put up their revolvers. and the
policeman listened TO tho cause Of the dis:
turbance. He thought at first that he would
take tho brothers 70 tho station house. and
ordered Thorn TO- disarm themselves for that
purpose. but finally Yielded to the intercessions
OF the proprietor Of the unremuneratve
museum and allowed the show to continue
open an hour longer. Meanwhile he procured
the names OF . number Of Witnesses and will
on Monday swear out warrants against the ex-
bandits for assault with dangerous weapons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31
HAPPY Dealers IN Privileges.

The crowd In the galleries OF the Stock LHs
change yesterday was not treated 10 the elaborate
racket Of Christmas The amusemsnts sTsae
deal queter though less expensive One Of the fss
consisted in cutting OF with keen knife the top Of
friends hat This innocent sport was diversified oees
The great sport to-day" said broker with oae
D. MiIs Joe MiIs g. n Bossrt and other 81 dssisfs
IN PRIVILEGES. Judge Hutehins, z sood sus:ssr sn4
different kinds Of stocks. OF these mot more tAss
nsrss 9cys Peen PT, s5c Ine osnsss
3:,eEen shs Hon: Eg.sh ss9s hssy:a dep ~ q
call broker. down stairs They all took the best brandy
and soda to his intense surprise All the gang
happy for they have bsen holding mp the market TO-
weeks to prevent these 100000 shares from being
dumped on them"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-12-31
THE CIVIL SERVICE BILL.
FUTILE ATTEMPT OF Nh. HESO0CX 10
CONTROL IT IN THE HOU6E

Kasssu Takes u n Charge-PsaA1stsa As1
Not Reesguiss his Owa Gaia when he osss
n Asain-Pssr Prospects o. lts susssss.
WARRINGTON, Dec. S0.-The sharp-tongued
Senator from Kansas. Mr.. Ingalls,. has been
absent several days. In the vote on the Civil
Service Reform bill he was announced ~ paired
with . Senator who opposed tho BILL When
the pair was being arranged ingalls, was
asked how he could favor the bill after de-
nouncing 1t as q sham. He replied that
he did not propose to be outdone In by.
pocrisy BY any Senator. His disposition n
this regard seems to have influenced several
notable members Of the House. This morning
two distinguished though recent. converts
We'd with each other on the floor Of the House
to secure control OF the Pendleton bill. Mr..
Hiscock. who has boon shaking his shaGgy
head ominously at any one whom he could
buttonhole long enough to narrate his fssrs
that civil service reform would be killed
ths foraes ssesTed 70 the ret r1 az
r on s uSss AZ Ill., sSss
to s s p con!ro s spceeedsd IN doing So This
pouring civil service lore Into the ears d any:
body who would listen, not only desired to get
ss hi sSy
speak in It's favor when 1t comes up.
30 they stood on the floor to-day. Hiscock
fierce. gloomy and threatening. and Kasson
oily. urbane. and meek and made their fight.
Hiscock was beaten as he almost always 10.
Kasson got the bill referred to his Civil Service
Reform Committee and II Pendieton recog.
Mics IL when II comes out ha will be indeed =
knowing father. Mr.. Kasson'e COMMITTEES will
be about as tender with Pendleton's bill % it
would with a. proposition to, reduce Con.
gressional salaries. Possibly. however.
ths BIZ may BE- rsRNrted to ssSs WITH
that will not be done until Mr.. Kaason has
called a private roll, and found that he hAa
support enough to kill II. The action to-day
indicates that President Arthur will not have
the change this year Of deferring Or yetoing
place to the Senate q hill that will be - spe.
cious and smooth as he IL and As little danger.
Gus. That will be the end Of the whole business.
Tonight Mr.. Hiscock 10 disposed to be cut
up about It. He thinks he ID . sincere civil
service reformer. and that Kasson's followers
have already been described by Ingalls, in the
Senate. II bill can be got through that viii
keep Republican ON ceholders In, Mr.. Kasson will
do It. and 1t will be as .prettily worded and
sweetly scented as this skilful manipulator Of
manners and words can make It, II that sort
OF bill cannot get through then no bill will. Mr..
Edmunds says that the Senate spent two
weeks in passing a bill giving the President
power to do that which he practically can do
without the aid OF any such bill. Under the
leadership that Kasson sought and got to-day
the House will probably spend an equally long
time with no moro positive results.