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ANYTHING BUT A LOVE FEAST.
The .hepuDlscan County consension
~ I'm Lewis.
Special to the Rscister.

Special to The Register.
WESTON, April 21-The great Republican
Convention of the great Democratic county
of.Lewis met at our court house. pursuant
to the call OF the Executive Committee,
last Saturday. E. N. Funstill, Chairman
of the Executive Committee, called the
convention to order, and by him ]. W.
Wooffden was appointed chairman OF the
convention, with E. T. Someryille and J.
Fisher secretaries.
The chairman, after explaining the OBJ
ject OF the convention, appointed a COM
mittee of five TO draft resolutions, &c. Dur
ing the absence Of the committee the ques'
ton of holding primary election, or mass
convention, was hotly discussed. 1t was
evident to the most careless observer, that
the Republicans of this county, so re.
markabfe heretofore for their harmony OF
action and concert of purpose, have
drunk for the last time the precious
milk of concord. The Holt and
ssoss factions are bitter wide and desperate.
Holt, by his aggressive spirit and oily
tongue, carried his points against the pow
ers of brainy Ross. The committee being
ready 10 report the mighty storm subsided.
The first resolution srrsigned Gov. J.
j
Geo. Ross objected on the grounds that the
whole Democratic administration was re-
sponsible. Holt offered a substitute, to
which Woofiden offered an amendment,
which amendment charged the assessment
order upon the supreme judiciary OF the
State. and to be candid. we don't know now
upon whom they saddled the heinou5 crime
and are satisfied the majority OF the con-
vention don't know. The second resolu-
ton recommended primary election. This
evoked severe and csustic language,
Ross figured frequently. This res.
olution was adopted. The next was
that the delegates from this county to the
State Convention be instructed to vote for
delegates so the National Convention who
favored Blaine for the Presidency and Con.
gressman Nate Goff for Vice President. ].
H. Todd, a clear and saplent thinker,
wanted them to be pledged to support
Blaine and Goff and none Others. r. J.
Simpson, who has been a quasi Democrat
heretofore, blew the notes OF his political
complexion with much zeal aud ardor to
the utter delight of the convention.
OF course we expect to see grand and
graphic account in the Intellgencer
suits, ETC., etc, of Saturdays Re
publican county convention at Wes-
ton. We have no unkind word to say
against the convention or its doings,
but in the very heart and head Of that con-
yention lurked and still turks a gloomy
thorn that will only tester the already
broken hopes OF their psrty's success in
the we'll tried county of Democratic Lewis.
The Weston Cornet Band serensd ed the
Hon. w. E. Lively Friday evening for the
honor conferred upon him by the colven,
ton at Charleston. Mr.. Lively responded
in one of the most elegant and appropriate
speeches that language could frame. Oar
Democratic candidates are working with
vim and energy never before exhibited in
the county.
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the BANKRUPTCY BILL
Passes the senate by a Vote Of Thirty
Two 90 Fifteen.

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-In the Senate
oils were introduced and referred: Ingalls
% amend section 3,2i3 Of the Revised
Statutes so as 10 prohibit Commissioner
Il Internal Revenue from charging or re-
ceiying any special tax license, or permit q
fss for the sale of intoxicating liquors 10
rbe States where the local laws prohioh
he sale or manufacture OF such liquors;
FRYE. a rt solution, which was referred 10
he Committee on Foreign Relations, re-
ouestipg She President TO institute negous,
tons with the Government OF the King OF
Spsin for the reference 70 an umpire
for decision of the question whether tue
treaty of 1919 had been folly carried lnto
effect and settle and finally decid9 Waat
amounts remain to be paid by the unlteo
States. t,-5sv
Senator Logan reported fayoraoly To-Day
from the Committee on Judiciary the joint
rsSoIutiou proposing such amendment 70
ne Constitution as shall empower the
President to veto one or more items oil an
sppropriaiion, or special or general IeSIsia-
tion in so appropriation bill, whiie sP'
nroying the remainder OF the oi !.
The Bankruptcy bill as amended H3s ,3s re,
nortsd from the Committee OF the WAole
10 the Senate and passed, yeas b, nays 10.
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DON'T GO WITH THE REFoRMEas.
Republicans Who Will Bolt IT Blaine
f. Nominated at Chicago.

IL NNnlnPIeO ht NutChHO'
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-The correspond
ent of the Chicsgo Inter-Ocesn sends the
following to that paper: 1t is coming to be
understood here that II Blaine is nomi
uated at Chicago there will be third can.
oidate in the field, placed there and sup
ported by the Independent Reform
Republicans, who have been organizing
throughout the country. They will sup
port Arthur, Sherman, Edmuuds, Gresham,
or any other of the Republicans named,
but will bolt Blaine.
Understanding that such movement
was proposed, asked a gentleman who is
Interested in il whether the report was
true. He said that so far 1t was only talked
shout, but be did not think Blaine would
ne nominated, and his associates as well as
himself would do nothing until that fact
vas fully determined. In case Blaine was
made the Republican candidate 1t was
,uCePsted that a mass convention be called
OF all Republicans who were opposed to his
election to meet after the Democratic
National Convention in July, and il the
man named there was not acceptable, they
would be likely to put in the field some
one whom they could consistently support
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SUICIDE IN The SURF.
A Wealthy wsnaa Drswas HsrsslS
h The 0eeaa.
MRS. ANNA FHIts OF PHItADElnaA
Found Dead At Ces,n esovs-other Psep's
Who Died by Their Own Hands-
Crimes Cory Carnival Is
Told by Telegraph

OCEAN GROVE, NJ, April 2i.-ln thv
surf Just south Of the bathing houses ths
body Of richly attired woman, dsoke6
with costly jewels, wss found last night
1t proved to b that Of Mrs. Anna Fries,
Of No. l,7a0 Sprino Garden ssssss Phila-
delphis. All indications point 10 dslib-
erate suicide Her pockets contained D
large sum Of money and few psrscnal
ornaments. Patrolman Pierce, Of The Llfs
Saving Station, made ths disoovssy,
EsisnSs Of tAs lsdy arrivsd hvrs tAis BftsGp
noon. She 10 . member Of one Of ths ~
est and wealthiest familiesin Philadslphia..
and was prominent In society.
1t appears that she left her home ysstsr.
dsy with the intention OF visiting Asbury
Park, with which place she was quite famil--
lar as she Was In the habit OF Impending much
Of her time there. Fors long time Mrs.
Fries who Is sixty-fve yeara old, has been
under the treatment Of physicisnA
inasmuch as her mind was affected, 90
much so that at times she was not capable
OF taking care OF herself. For the most
part, however, this mental depression was
not noticeable, and IL Was only at intervals
tDat h0e ueeueu upcCiht etVutiOus icstsfOsy
when she announced her intention Of
leaving home, an attempt was made TO
persuade her to alter her determination.
She declined 10 do 50, however. Oae OF
her grandsons even followed her TO the
Brosd Street Station, and she expressed
some surprise at seeing him. He told her
not 10 go to the ocean and after some talk
she said she would not 20, but would do
some shopping and then return home.
With this understanding her relative left
her and II was expected che would return
TO her residence IN time for luncheon.
Mrs. Fries did not return. Her relatives,
although greatly alarmed, concluded that
she bad gone TO Asbury Park by the late
afternoon trsin. Though some doubts
were expressed as 10 the propriety OF her
making this journey alone, no real fssr
was expressed because IL Was thought she
would he met al the station by friends
and then would be safe. The next thing
heard Of her was the Information OF her
suicide.
Members OF Mrs. Fries family will not
believe that the Indy took her life. A
gentleman this afternoon taid;
"she Was never known TO have care or
trouble and lived happily with her family.
and the real cause OF her death waI no
doubt due TO q misstep while suffering
from q temporary alteration Of the mind"
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nSin Beat an Pr.yIou, Efforts.

'.L-E, April 2l.-Col. Bennett II
: = EiesiceLt Of the Southern ExpO5i.
!, s.aolnces today that the Exposition
h., SpsLed here August 10th, 1854
r., DC'ooer 10Th. The arrangements
Gsl = sCsrsntee that il will far surpass
S,5s.o and give the best and most
s1hlo ss1ihlo of the products and growth
&sy Soole southern country that can
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HARD ON the RAILROADS.
A Bill 10 increase the Pay ment of the
Pacific Lines Earnings.

WASHINGTON April 21-The House Com
mittee on Pacific Railroads at a meeting TO.
day, after a sharp debate decided to insert
in the bill TO increase the payments of the
Pacific railroads requiring all subsidized
railroads TO pay into the sinking fund 37H
per cent of their net earning instead of 25
per cent as at present. 1t was further de
cided to include under the operations OF
the Thurman act, the Sioux City branch OF
the Union Pacific. The com mittee Is not
at all harmonious on the question.
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quested to walk the plank" charges Of
mismanagement having been preferred
against him, and at 9 meeting morning of
the House Committee on Military Affairs,
on motion Of Murray, (0hio) the chairman
OF the committee was requested to lay be-
fore the president of the board Of managers
OF the National Soldier Homes the charges
preferred and If he did not deem them suf-
fcient 10 justify his removal, that an in
vestigation be ordered by the House.
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RENWoOD.
Another Hop on Tapis-Personai
EOies.

Another Bop on
Eoics.
Special % ne Register.
gEswooD, Apsil 2l-Nr. Benson iscip-
tein Of the Frank Ovens during Mr.. Z. J.
Mcy;lton's absence.
Mrs. T. MuIdoop, OF Wheeling, was in
town to-dsy on business.
Arbor Day anniversary will be celebisted
at tie public school Friday afternoon next.
The performnaest should be we'll attended.
Manuscript vor>, Of the pupils OF sli DE.
psrtmepts EXCEPT tn. primary which Will
be slate uerk, will be on exhibition
The three story brick building erecting
by Colonel II. Fisher will give an improve
nIsnt 10 Centre ward.
Mr.. Floyd Bowers Is now on the stan o.
CLERKS at the Bepsood store. Mr.. Franz
Peabody IL also officiating IN that capacity
in Mr.. John Dsgesn's grocery.
The p, w. d KY. z Y. Company would
accom- mods,e many local passengers II
they would pat few coaches upon tnsif
extension.
Mr.. J. McAsohep and Colonel II. Ftsher
will return TO morrow from their trip 70
eandusky in the lumber interest.
Another hop 10 On the tspis Tor the near
future. This will be held In Mr.. Henry
R5mholfs Hall.
Mrs John Travis, Of Main st, LETT yes-
terdsy 10 visit in Brilliant, o.
Mr.. Robert Newton, o popular young
mailer Of this place, hss accepted positioo
in the Belmont
Rev. Wallace, Of Bsllaire. was 10 town
Mr. Aiorzo Lacy left to-day for Green
castle. Ind wbsre he bss accepted Po
siiinn ir tie psil factory.
Mies Minnie Jefie1. bright young isay
Of cor ruburhs left last week on visas 70
friends in Iowa
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ON BOARD A BURNING SHIP.
Fearful Experience Of ships Crew In
the Gulf.


the Gulf.
BERMUDA, April 2l.-The French steamer
Marseilles, from New Orleans, bound to
Bordeaux, was discovered to be on fire three
days after leaving New Orleans. A terrific
gale was prevailing at the time. The hatch
was opened and fifty bales Of cotton jstti.
soned, but the fire was SO intense that the
crew and passengers, though working with
the energy OF men anxious to save their
lives, had to abandon operations, not how
ever before several cases Of ssphyxia oc
Cured. The matches were then batteroi
down, and il was decided to sail for Der
muda, $50 miles distant. On arriving here,
with the assistance Of the naval authorities,
the fire was finally eAtinguished. Had the
deck OF the vessel been entirely OF wood
nnlhinp conld have saved the ship.
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PANIC At A CHURCH.
NistnhiBg the Bell for Fire Alarm
md Ru,hipg Out PeII-Mel1.

BALTIMORE, Md, April 2l.-A dispatch
from Easton, Nd, gives an account OF q
serious panic which occurred yesterday
during the dedication Of the new Catholic
chapel at Cambridge, Dorchester county.
The Lsople in that section, all primitive
Pioteslents, he'd never attended a mass be
fore, and great crowd hocked 20 the church
out Of curiosity. Wken the Host was ele-
waited the bell vas rung In unison, and the
uns0phisticated audience, believing IL % be
an alarm of fire, rushed pell-mell from the
church. Father Carey. the pastor, tried 10
vain 10 stop the panic. Although no fatal
casualty occurred, several women and
cliIdlen were dangerous y bruised by being
rrod on, and innumerable dresses ruined
Services had to be suspended.
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GROWING MORE INDUSTRIOUS.
The House 10 Meet at Eleven In tne
Morning. Hereafter.

HOFDADk
WAsHMGroN, April 2l.-Mr. Eaton from
the Committee on Laws Relating to the
Presidential Election, reported back 70 the
House the Senate bill to provide Tor the
performances of the duties Of the Presi'
5srt and Vice President in case OF the re-
moyal by death or resignation OF ootn tne
prssidant and Vice President. Ii went on
ths HIusa Calendar Mr.. Eaton also, ~
,bs Teouest of the Chairmsn OF the Foreisu
AfFsirs Committee, reported resoiuuon
Hhich was adopted calling on the secretary
- stats for information coneernins
~ threatened eontscation Oh Lne
anar;can College in Italy by any IN" OF
sScrsa oF the Italian Government
Nr Morrison, from the CommltSee oo
Wa and Means, reported resoi9ti0,o s,o
,hsf on and after April ~ the nour ., Is. ISs
meeting Of the House be eleven o'i0'A'
Bills we're introduced and referred Is
follows: r. Al. cra,tion of
. siIk culture bureau ana the
s..,,t of silk culture stations.
~ M Henly-To promote ana e%nopu. %
's5,c.tiory in the States ana ern.oEles,
a. NJ Blount-To reduce the internsi
r.,,,s fax on brandy distilled rom sp'
80 nsaches and grapes to ten cents = gar
lon
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THE DEATH RECORD.
dd.n Desth ora Famous Clown.

uddsu Death OF - Famous Clown.
a-ox o., Aprll 2l.-Just as Sells
,lsrs .bcS was preparing to leave for
sia1sa tonight, Julian Martinetti, one
LIE sSOErs dropped dead -fESn-apPO-
r. cszsed oy over sxertion. He was
Lee o. Lus Martinetd < Rarel PantO,
Cgmb bany, snd has been in the 0usi-
us.y wears. he was siXty-three
sgi snd resided IT Baltimore, 10 which
as remains will be shipped 10 NOR
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Sp,,opHu,chips. Wife Dead.

l,g-y -oN, April 2l.-The wife Of Still.
Of the Post, died suddenly
morning. They have been married
rayes-. and returned last fail from
z:sSuvd ryur IN Europe. Mrs. Hutch
sas Mss >srits Brady, we'll known and
Ioyu.ar n Washington. She was
|a.1. SD accomplished, and for several
sas Ole Of the pleasantest writers for
g,s.s from the Capital.
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"THE OLD TICKET"
The shout which IL Heard Among the
Valleys and Re-Echoed on the Hills
of Every Northern State.

NaNLey - anu ht-ECuOGu oh N"O
of Every Northern state.
CINCINNATI, April 2l.-Tbe Enquirer this
morning prints letters fJom nearly every
Northern State upon the Presidential Pref
erences OF the various sections. The result
is reviewed editorially as follows: "The
Enouirer's review of the political situation
in the Southern States, printed few weeks
sgo, made the fact very clear that "the old
ticket" was the first choice of the Democ-
racy, with Payne and Mcdonald about
equally divided IS second choice. Blaine
was the favorite Republican candidate.
This morning We present letters from
msjority OF the Northern States, and they
represent nearly the same sentiment as TO
both parties. The preference Of the Demo.
cratic party for the old ticket is perhaps
stronger than II was in the South, and per
haps, too, o,the Republican sentiment for
Bisine is stronger North than il was repre-.
sentsd in the Southern States. In the
south Arthur had his forces in better con-
dition than they are here From the let
ters which we have this morning We get the
impression that
The President's Following
Is breaking up somewhat. II he is losing
any strength, it is going to Edmunds more
than to Logan or Sherman. Edmunds is
especially strong in Massachusetts,, where
here has been an effort to work up senti-
ment for his candidacy. Logan aud Lin
coin have succeeded in keeping the Blaine
Doom under in Illinois, but in nearly every
other Nothern State Blaine Is a strong
,syorite. Pennsylvania appears to be
pretty much all bis own, and hs
sIso has the best of Mr.. Arthur 10
New York. Senator Ssbin has Q hope
iuI following in The Northwest, and 10
Minnesota particularly he leads all the
other Republican candidates. Secretars
Lincoln has written q letter to friend
which has been published, in which be
states positively that be is not o eandi Is e
for either President or Vice President
He probably prefers being forced. 1n Wis
consin Ex-Governor Fsirchild is looked
upon favorsbly by the Republican party,
and the delegation from that State will cast
its vote for MIN at least on the first BALLOT
Indiana il for Blaine, while Arthur leads in
Iowa
The Indian Democrats are
For the Old Ticket First,
and Mcdonald second if the old ticket Is
out of the question. After Mcdonald
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CONFERENCE OF coLoRED PEOPLE.
Arrangements for the CooyentiOn to
he Held I'm PIt.SbuFG.

BIooMIYGToS, Ill, April 2l.-Rsy. @. s.
Smith, the colorsd orator and chairman Of
the committee of arrangements for the
Colored Mems Conference which meets at
Pittsburg on the 29th inst, has just com
pleted the programme for the occasion.
Among The subjects to be discussed will BE-
The grievances OF the colored race. their
nature and remedy" THE necessity and
vslue of organization" and Oar advance.
ment mentally and physically Among
rbe most prominent speakers who are To
take part in the deliberations ere J. a.
Brown, Cleveland. o; DR.. A. NJ. Green,
New Orleans; /. c. Wears, Phiiadelphiii
Robert Pelham, Jr., Detroit; W. 7. Borks.
Pittshurg; @. s. Smith, bloomington, and
Hon. John P. Green, Cleveland, o.
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and Mcdonald second il the old ticket Is
out OF the question. After Mcdonald
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SITTING DOWN ON DEzENDoRF,
Hts Convention VIII Not be ReeOR-
mixed by the National RepubIIcan

HIS Convention Will NOT DC heeOR-
mixed by the National RepubIIcan
Commmittee.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Sabiu,
Chairman of the National Republican Com
mittee, has written a letter to ]. +. DezsR-
dorf, of Virginia, explaining certain heck
tographic circulars addressed to the State
Committee, which were sent Dezendorf
few days ago, were so sent By the mistake
of the clerk, and were not intended as
recognition of the Dezendorf convention as
the regular Republican organization OF
Virginia. In conclusion Senator Sabin
ssys: "While | will not assume to speak
on authority for the committee l will say
in my judgment the National Republican
Committee can only recognize one conven-
tion IS responsible to It's call, namely, the
convention to be held in Richmond on the
D3i inst
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BUFFERS LITTLE BooMLET,
To Run on the Anti-MonOpIy, Semi.
GFeenbsck Platform.

New YoEK, April 2l.-lt is stated that
cor Inference was held in this city last week be
tween General Butler, Walter H. Sharpe,
Henry Nichols, John w. Keogh and John
+. Henry, at which arrangements were
made for the nomination OF General Batter
for President, and Congressman Reagan, OF
Texss, for Vice President, by the Anti
monopoly party, and an understanding
vas arrived at with the Greenback party
oy which they were were to ratify the
romipation at their convention. Walter
II. Sharp is to have charge Of the machine
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Loxers Lacked ia . Bsx Car.

MARSHALL, Tex, April 2i.-Aiss Msud
Manning, daughter of Chief Justice hin'
ming, Of Louisisna, and O. w. Compton,
.loped from Alexandria and we're msrrisd
by Rev. Msrsbsll at bis residence Saturday
night The couple were followed by the
jrste mother and two gentlemen TIE
conple uan aged 20 eiude the yiKiiance oi
he mother by changing cars three times;
hut were finally csuzht by persons and
licked up in box car On freight tram
ind brought to this city, only To discover
they we're man and wife
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CATTLE DISEASE IN WASHINGTON.
The Kapsa. sessyge Bseshs osf sses
BargetsaeW0.

BrrosTrsrows, Pa, April n.-A disssse
b,, broken out In the vsIusbls hard q
cattle beion ging 70 X C. Vance, OF cfess
Creek tosn,bip. Il h fesred thst u y
pleuro ppeunouis. The ssIionai sutbost-
Ia, lave been notified through corresPoo-
S,nee through Hon. g. v. hvrsncs, ,Cpe-
Sr,1rsn from this district rwo snimsie
have died snd one Il In The last STAGES o.
ibe disesse. The entire hero, foof0e.
beId, 10 affected. The cis.ess sppssne
.cou.,. horns sad ears tos snd fsysTisb; %
other times cold. IN tbs hrst stAgs "
,piu, Al have Q Ysvepous sppstits. syss -
hioodshot and haze Q wil5 look. A tne
djss,,e proeresses o thick white mueus u
re. frum tbe noe end mouth, ~ estoA
grows Uesk, md dssth sososa Ihs -
ease /, csusipg copsidsrsbls ssass0saI
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SPORTING SPRAY.
IL Was q Tame Affair.

PTr1sBU. C. april 21.-A four round glove
fight for the gate r csipts at the Coliseum
to-righ betwe. n Capt James @. Daily and
HAL II. Stoddsrd, both of n " York, re-
suIted in favor Of the latter. The fshtt
was witnessed by about fifteen hundred
peopIe and Wss very tsme affair. Dom
mic MCCsffrey, OF this city, and Stoddard
rsve posted $3.50 each for nard glove
foht for 81 600 within three hundred miles
II Pitt. burg, three weeks from date, Nc
CsfFrey slso challenging D,ly and Williins
20 fieht for the SAME amount within fur
zal "a
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,A'Iaste,r time across the ocean.

JON, April 2l.-The new steamer
%, Of the Williams and Guion line,
=. ~ Tom Liverpool today, making the
n ,.e 1Ile sCEUss the Atlantic Ocean, six
- Sl lnu's and thirty minutes. The
-, - Z. .le same line, has had the dis
-. OF icing the fastest Atlantic
n ~ 9a! The Oregon beats her by eight
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A RIVER On ,ns Rampage.

LoSsvIEw, TEX, The Sabine has again
spread over the bottoms and foated of
probably two million feet of lumber
which has lodged against the bridge Of
the G. 8. IN. L., railway causing force
of men to be kept there to break the jam.
The river Is rising fast.
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DRAWING TO AN INCL LoRIoUs CASE.
The Investigation OTthe DanviIle and
CoPlah "Outrages."

CoPlHh "OutrRges."
WASHINGTON, April 21.-The sub-com-
mittee on the Senate Committee on Privi-
leges and Election submitted to the full
committee this morning the testimony
taken in the Mississippi and Virginia in
vestigations. The committee decided to
sustain the action of the Danville sub com.
mittee in ruling out the testimony offered
by Gov. Vance for the purpose of exposing
slleGe6 fraudulent practices of Colonel
Sims. This action on the part OF the full
committee virtually closes the invesdga-
tions. The reports of the respective sub.
committees will now be compared and
submitted to the full committee as soon as
possible