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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-28
MnrrIAnn SnnYuine

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 2G.-Mr.
Morrison said tonight that he thought the
tariff bill would be open to amendment
some time next week, and that no motion
70 strike ou! the enaciing would prevail.
dc thinks that his bill will pass substau.
TALLY rs reported from the Ways and
Means Committee, but certainly that some
measure reducing war taxea will 20 through
the House.
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Nice Sunday schuoI HchoInrp

GALVESTON, Ten, April 97.-The News'
San Marcos special says: At Long Branch
school house, Gucdaloupe county, eight
miles from San Marcos, at the close Of the
Sabbath schools a difficulty occurred, result.
ing in the killing Of Houston Gsary by
Geo. Schrutchins. Wiley Watson in
endeavoring to prevent the parties from
fighting was shot through the shoulders.
Five shots we're fred, two by Geary and
three by SChru!ckins. The difficulty was
the result on an old feud.
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Cosyk,T!cur's modest boom ior Haw'ey
;slesdiug many people to snggest-thRt il
,be National Convention shall be unable TO
decide on either OF tho moro prominent
names Joseph L. lIaSley wouldn't LOOK
ont Of the wsy Mt the head OF . Republican
ticket. Josepl. the Magnificent deserves
well Of his country; he would make agood
rrn and a vnod President
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PEotiIA, ILL April 97.-The grain eleva.
tors Of Smith, Hippen 1 Co. and Hudnut
& Co., at Pekin, were destroyed by fire last
night. Smith, Hippen & Co.'s elevator
contained $50, 900 bushels OF corn. Insured
for $4,000. Hudnut & Co.'s contained
5 1000 bushels Of grain, partially insured.
The total loss s estimated at $4,000,
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PITTSBURGH, April e7.-To. night about 10
o'clock tho interior walls OF two story
building, smithaeld street, occupied by
Mrs: Jos. Wagner as cigar store and
dwelling fell in completely buy.
ing under the bricks and dirt
two children Albert and Edward
aged respectively 10 and years. When
extricated Edward was found to be fatally
injured. His skull was fractured and be
was internally hurt. Albert WAS badly
bruised and cut about The head but will
recover. The building was the oldest in
the city and has long been in tumble.
down condition,
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plank.

clara Ior the round trip to Martins
:. III %. Delegates who take the
pn's si", ,,aiu Oh Tuesday will arriTo in
,,'.,;r.lu,r s,sa. in tine 10 rest before the
law .,as,s ro,E begins. BY taking the night
uaI ,.a;n west hoy csn bc in Wheeling Thurs
,",', ',." ,oorpips. /, Is to be hoped that every
I'i.rn,o I riIl answer at roll call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-28

PARIS, April 97-Bronson Howard was
entertained at dinner by the Stanley
Club Saturday. Iu the course Of his re.
marks Howard referred to Paris ~
the Mecca OF dramatic art and
said II American writer's should ever
develop school OF their own they would
follow the liye3 o! their Parisian conIerees
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on the charges. The chair held that the
persons desiring 10 submit the report had
not been appointed committee 10
make investigation, and In consequence
their action was not In order. The decision
OF the chair was received with groans. An
effort was then made to aecure the appoint.
ment of a committee 10 investigate the
charges, bnt before vote was taken tho
meeting adjourned In confusion. The ma.
jority os the report Of tho self appointed
committee said that the charges Of bribery
could not be sustained. The minority
signed by one person, said that brlbes had
been given and asked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-28

PIrrspuRGH, April 27.-The coal opera.
tors OF tho Fourth pool have ordered re-
duction Of half a cent in the mining rate to
take effect tomorrow, This is the third
cut, and it is believed the miners will re-.
fuse to accept. The wages OF the Second
pool miners will alec be reduced to.mor.
row from three and quarter to three
cents per bushel.
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Gernnu Tyranny.

LONDON, April o6.-Herr Ksyscr, mem.
Der Of the Reichstag, who WIS expelled
from Brcslau under tho provisions OF the
Socialistic law recently, has begged per.
mission Of the German G overnment to re-
visit his home in order to settle up some
family affairs. The requ61t wns refused,
and the Liberal journals OF Berlin and else,
where for the pr7t few days contained ar.
ticle3 denouncing in indignant terms auch
an apparently uncalled for piece Of tyranny.
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LANCASTER, O., April 26.-Prosecuting
Attorney Glover was atraigned before
Judge Wright to, day upon the charges OF
incompe!ency through habitual drunken
ness, and wes dismissed from office. Levi
Hite. Esq, was appointed to fill the unex,
pirsd term,
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CoSSELIsvILLE, Pa, April 27.-Charles
Dali, n miner, wes found on tho roadside
near Broadford this morning, unconscious
with his skull crushed. By his side was a
base ball bat covered with blood. He was
last seen with party Of miners about 10
o'c,ock last night. AL had been drinking.
1t is supposed that in drunken quarrel
he received fatal wounds,
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MADRID, April e7.-By the breaking Of q
railroad bridge near Cuidad train Of pas.
senger cars was precipated into the river.
Several peraons arc reported killed and
twenty received severe injuries. One OF
tho supports Of the bridge afterwards wps
found cut, showing the disaster was the re-
suit OF malicious work.
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THE SHOCKING DEATH
OF A BOY AT RowLtsBURe, W. VA.
hla Body Cat In Two By Freight Trlln-Th. uiual
IsIm mTrsrsdy-A Dwelling In Pittsburgh Falls
burJisS Two Chlidrsn In ths Buins-Sehoo.
ntron rein hid.Lake-0ther Accidents


to7opo'ldtflcs ol Rt InhuI1enctr. ..N
RowLEsnund, ". Va, April 27.-Wiuie
Carroll, lad about fifteen years Of age,
came here on a freight train last night
from Grafton, and in jumping OIL the car
was thrown under the wheels and instantly
killed. His body we, dragged distance
oil thirty yards, where 1t wPs caught by a
projecting guard rail and cut In two by the
wheela OF q number Of cars pacing over It.
Ihe remains we're sent to his parents In
Grafton on a late train,
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LONDON, April e7. Dispatches from
Cairo cay that the troops at Berber FRA
ternizs with the rebels. This condition OF
affairs excites concern. The inhabitants
are fleeing the place and it will be deserted
in few dsya. - "
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ST. LOUIS, April 26.-There are advices
from Western Texas 10 the effect that cattle
are suffering, and large numbers are dying,
for want Of water and grac5, the drought
having been very severe in that section.
Myrlads Of caterpillsrs have also appeared,
and are destroying oil kinds OF vegetation.
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o,,o County Republicans do not minee &C,
!, G'% VI ,.,;S. They want tariff that will
'Dt,' s,' ' ond they cay SO without evasion or
pi''e., p''';or, + The State Convention might
fs's' = s.osss ,b.u adopt the Ohio county tariff
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DENVER, April 26.-Judge Miner, County
Judge Of Garfield county, this State,
suicided by drowning, Cause-iamily
troubles,
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MIDLAND, OST., April 26.-Charles Has.
trass, Wm. Cam and Frank Pease were
drowned this afternoon by the upaettlng
Of o yacht,
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Ghe gntelGtgF'1eer;r
- a., a, ana ~ fourteenth, street.

MN imOof.ed under contract Is regard
LAM ''II," 5isiayOr, Is i. ought obe, by Ohio
Cd ''' WV" penablicang. That plank Is re.
CounI, s.,'y submitted 10 tho State Conven'
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FAILURE RECORD.

There were l6l failures in tho Emitted
States reported 10 Bradslrcel's during the
past week, as compared with los in the
preceding week, and with lSG, l05 and lO2
respectively in the corresponding weeks Of
1883, 1852 and 1851. About So per cent.
were those OF small traders whose capital
was less than 5000. Canada had Il,
decrease OF 5.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-11


II. Miller, Sc. Louis. Is a gucstot tho
81. George.
Ell. Alason. New orlsana, is at the st..
George.
=. L. Loveioy, ST. Louis ia at the st..
George.
r P. Hawlsy, MARSHALL, is stepping at
the St. Geofpe.
, 9. Il. Giiber,. Of ,hs Abilene Exporter,
day.
John Howard, the Irresistible Of the Bee
Line. wns In The city Yesterday, and joined
Hon. ]. 81 Duncan, OF Tyler. Texas. was
IN The city yesterday, and psid The HERALD
pleassns call.
jobnnis 8psIinau, the title son Of Alder
msn spellmap. re recovering from severe
i Dr.. 10. NJ. TilImsn returned last evening
from New Oresns, whore he went a. 8
delegate TO the Grand Lodge B'nni B'rtb.
John b. ffaslsy, passenreY ana land
are MT OF the Missouri pncstc rail- way with
| hesnauartefs ~ Gh'caro. made the HERALr
pleasant call yesterday. We liked him
~, it,..st s.,, s4a.s ~
rused aim OF beiHn newsprpar man, Du'
he tlan,ed the scftimpoechn'oet
/ az the g. Georrc. a 0'krefe, Uoio.
| RADIO city q Wasrs New York; Mira W "
| Conaor, Texss; II K Baker, Little Rock
! psfanei vhoma- Rinshsrt, city; James Her
lricg. New YORK: u Prince, I w Burr
| Waxshacnie; Il E McAdams, Bristol; Ha'r.
| RI q Johnson, Bonhnrn: ] Rsyett, Iowa
Frod A Sale. + Sale S., Louis; john A
Somars, Chliicoihe: Charles Powers, For
sui, indian Territory; y n Maecn. jams
! Trainer, New Orleans; Villa N Thinner
man, N X Grove, Arlington; I'D Wilson
\ Texas, J X Bigby, Fort Worth; George
! Wood, Mitchell. Indiana; T X Hswiey
Tcompsnn' oskaI5sa, Iowa; W s y WI
kins, Longvfe p; CT Garter, hnstin, w
li,ssle, J 6'Jenkins. ! g Btovsll, Mckinney
John A Iennlx. Quincy, Illinois; q v
/ auuter, Bovie: x Logan, Terrell; WI
liam Reddy. Denver.
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FORT WORTH FACTS. 4
CoIorol CenstsEy Crisis : Tslesrapl
en1 TsIsphsae Troubles.
4 Divsres> Cass Or state Jstsrsst o.
Trial.


|. FoRr WORK., May 10.--ESpsoisl T.
George B. Loving for sometime psst mana
ger OF tho LOVING Publishing COMPANY,
has rendered bis resignation. which has
bean accepted, aud W. J. Murphy APP
The negro graveyard trouble was sup-
posed 10 De settled. but u seems has not
been. Judge Beckhnsl informs your cor
respondent that he passed the gravel pit
a day or Two ego and found men using their
pickr within loot or two OF several cofiins..
when the Judge returned he says, one o.
the coflins was gone LsIg & Ratioan ana
q. Cbrisholm have bcen arrested for desc
Grating the cernetry. and Will be tried some
tlme next week Tho negroes arc greatly
should be stopped. It's proper TO ssy
they continue TO object IN q removal Of the
bodies to . mora sui able place, but this
has not caused, our citizens to hesitate to
denounce the outrage.
The telephone and telegraph war con-
tinues, In iAct WAKES hoNer. EARLY this
morning Mr.. Bostiek, the manager OF the
telephone exchange, ordered his men 70
airing the wires again and they obeyed,
but hardly were they on the po'es when u.
q. Fosdtck, the Santa Fe telegraph agent,
sent his mon and had the wires cut. This
has bexn kept up all day, compi eints, ar
rests aud bonds multiplying. The. last
time Mr.. Tosdick was arrested ne refused
would 20 10 Jail. but finally friends per-
suaded nim TO align the necessary papers.
The sentiment here Is strong against the
Santa FL compaDy's action. People soy
there islaw left In Tnrrsnt county. and the
Santa 20 need not take II IL its own hands.
Mr.. Bostick stands firm and SAYS the tele-
r psSs 'stp''sy S1 a ''n9 Trsinms 's
ter Clark succeeded in getting away
before he could be arrested, but
tho eberifi says ne will heve him II ne has
| TO 20 TO Oleburne for him.
The case OF Mann W. Mann, suit for d.
vorcs, occupied the attnntiop Of Judge
Hood ali the afternoon and may. eourumc
all OF Monday. The husbend. who asks
for the separation, alleges sbandcnmont.
The case is OF interest because the defend
ant IL daughter Of Hon. Nicholas Il. Dar-
roll pioneer Texan and tho man who
came so nenr being governor ct one time.
The work on the new jail Is being pueh-
ed, the Dungeon is 10 and tho walls are up
three or four feet.
| A number of cur officers and citizens
went to Arlington 10 day to attend D grand
picnic given by the citizens.
| Mrs, Bale NJ. Burchiil, postmlssress, was
put under bond 70 day to answer %. q
| charge ofobslruc!iug the cutters by having
lynpcra, etc. swrpt Into them.
The grand Jury continued ito !abors TO.
4 day, but found no bills. They adjourned
TO come together ngain on Monday.
AZ 5:45 an alarm Of fire wns sounded
ca ling the fifemen to Jones street, where
two frame dwelling houses were on IRE
Tue loss will not exceed 5000. A poo
negro woman. who lived In one Of th'
! houses, had canary bird burned, eht
llnmentsd terribly At her loss.
Judac Hood, alter having the MeuI
divorce case under his sdvisement, refuse'
Tho husband the divorce.
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4 I: 3rnrNoro1, May TO- Press, IhE
{1xlc& 6onnitkes on the Judiciary has tVc.
olf1rd 66n6idarptI0u ofthe genat<i charge
~. 81 Mn Mexico. The cornmittea ro
'115Sc6 nat tx.parte and record evl1cuad
36c}63 10. sAoW incompctcncy ca ;i4t
6s{ 3udg w Axteil. but A. hif uAra Vas
116{1 The executive pothtex shnuid bc
S60' ~ tns honso Of Representative
"A: & Y iins VA iIrecked 70 fnyufE5ly reccit
n 61ont oonolsts Ia the inssrtiou u tho
f'13iivitv'' and mikes the hfst sec-
- ~ follows 1.-THE fisht Of q citi
\ 81 ~ (]nIfed Glo(ea TO yoae shall not ia
n ~ n, u "a ~ the Usited et4te6
IL ~ ~ Sf4{6 81 account ~ oxtivity,
1S1l5r q previous condition 81 7ar'
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Ixndro4, Nay 10. ~ Press ~ Hutch
- 1o7S61on Of one u the grand jufies
SfiHa ~ siAr-route casess which
II a. Hj;d ndipt1h oatg 4ss to-day before
u1l1a 6ommi{t ea ID inves LEGATION Of tha
l(o6(e trial1. BE refused "a Ansxor any
.Iono rolofixo TO prooeedtnk1 "a tht
]6fY f0ou until he had consulted VII b
!. Tho Qonmitseo disoharHed Hu!nir
n1Sia Nonday aud during the nttrIm
6I6 Snnonlk 4 lawyer upou cha pfcoriety
6SS~1 I'M I'D .eorsfs Of the room.
= q 311l 3 decided 70 hesr walali Mon
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Messages REMAINING on hspt 81 tho
Wcsiern Union telegraph Office. corner Of
Elm and Lamar streets. Parties can eel
them by cslIine, from s 70 10 a. m. and irofn
ID q y 4. HotcIkiss, VIII 4. Watkins 4 Co..
|D, Ri. Oshosnc q o., Wesley CLARK psrgan
& Trs zssxnt. Jonn s. Knox =. ". Snol-
lard, (2) ". II Eagle. Q. W. Parker Y Co.,
Miss Emma MunGeaheinar, q A. keatr
Ing, NoliIs Gray, W H. Batch,
George Whitrsy, J Murphy,
| f1shn & 70. Huebea Bro. b Co, @. y, Eps,
a. oppsrhsimer n o., Bradslreet conl-
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NEW YORK AND BOSTON

Is boat fssohed by tskiRg the BRr LEE
RourS from ST. Louis. ALI 0oket agents IN
nsxas srIi Bar LINE TIcKv1s 10 oil priuei-'
pal points eas., hence, Il % not really neces.
ssry TO write 70 their stste sGsrt.
JouN HowAnD.
Texas RssssrRer Agent Bee Line Route,
Dallas, Texas
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A prus Man Cured OF Hsiioas Fever.
QrricE or JAs. a. cALpwEtL'

Henrietta. Tex. Sept. 70, '65.
Z. II. SxIrn & Co., 81. L,uis;-l can my
that ycur Bile Beams and Chill and Favor
Tonic have he'd larger sale than auy naF
Tfsn,edy l ever took hold Of Had 0 very
severe attack Of billions tevcr myself, since
handling. and broke II mp entirely with
mo bottle al your Bile Beams and one OF
vou- Chill and Fever Tonic p.
Yours, respectfully,
Jas. A. tALDSxLt.
Nor s.ie by al dsufrists
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rhose whointend attending he sale Of
lotc a. Mi6'aod, tbs new town on line OF
Texas T. Pacific railway, an tpd II 90 their
inrcres, 10 leave Dsilea en- regular pex>e q
Psclfic train this (3uns}sy) 'sveniug., They
can, however. leave Dallas Monday eve.
uinr and reach Midlsnd on day ofssip-
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Home Manufacturers. 81 S, .
II y with Just pridc To can point 70
A1ncrica'z niccsss IN manufactures, and sb-
penisily ~ u this The case WITH that r1oat
ilnrabIe 81 ~ known floor coverings, Limo
oleum.p II has 70 nou,pleteIy superseded
the heat fornign article that only the pccrcst
Qualities can uoW be imported. In use. the
foreign goods viii continually LOOK dirty
and dinsy tbe domestic, bright, clean and
plsReing, while tbs dcssRns ann aSttstlp
elYtcis aro boycnd comparigQn, All carpel
dealers keep these remarkable goods and
tina WALTON trade mark With the word
''sf1in6oleumn d on Tie back Of ivory eqnnro
yard Of American make.
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Ou1okoo. Mar lD.---Ttio Daily Eews'
Msitoon, fIilnois, special esyA Three po-
licA1non ekienpzsd 70 quail disturbances
(his nlcrnLnE Hhloh had sriaon betvean ten
rs 01losr5. TIN latter huAlly used thsiy
fSxol vof1s 6hdo(inR two Of their csoSilsne1
and oaQfnfi!e swan others.
Tia 66xlv Move Quidoy. illinois, spcose'
uavo. a pafty Of twenty @aaskod men IT.
iIu}on mouldero, this morning, 6rirg ~
yolvers ifeely. ne dfIv9r u tho erprssl
ie?snis; IsosIvtd s5ysrs hesA xcunas. Tbs
osc es'ca co. NJ io.--rhs Daily Nsws'
9aes !ns spss =: y.; y E = s'IsSsS
The W9>1D1 59oln, Ode - 1870. broukh!
"a. hnolkoF ~ q na1-unloQ men. Ths
fsflkeN he6 boer e1S|se4 1qd wsso q ses
81 81 t6e tclo 5 ~ z noe1h'ot tse depot,
SON = ;a@ fraI1 War NY sse.a e 3! 81 r
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| THE MIss0URI PAcTFIC sLEEpEE
Leaves nev brick d pc Vt $50 every night
and runs through 10 81. Ions wittoul
change. Berths resolved only by y. r.
Turner, 50l Main atreet.
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On end af(cr Nay 18th q, W. Parker a
0Si; 90 Fss vo;f S;x o:,sssS' calves y -
n1inuies duripe 10 ar and uoy.. ol1tr shoss
who spoculste 70 Udloefo Qeln end pro
visions. Ncr York xt0cko ~ ou)tor, tbe
ereate,t bid noeansots, namoiS: Small! m(r-
Gins and low commtnio7s. 4er4n -
Ii psr o6are: pork. . cente pcr barrel: lard
e ccnf1 pr >ierce. cS<tou, ~ ~ b1le.
Com mIonl6o on grain. IA osut oox 11c10|'
pork, ocofo Or bxrreis lard } 0lzU ~
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MADISON, Ixp., May i0.--A courier tels'
ps,cne fros, Nsvcv states tina, Charles \
Kopler wss arrested (th's fporn'ng By A.
P,nkcrtou, detective. rof o'}-e<d emhexzie'
fpent from the Baltimore \ Quo Express
oofnpany, for which the 1ooQgsd vas et>'
ron agent 81 Baltimore and R1iladeiphie
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{tor PARTICULARS read advertisement IN this
pepsr of thcnublic sale oifovn lots 70 Mid.
land, The nex tor ont vast on line o.
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:fhe RETURNS Of NJ depprt,nent oisaef;-
culture for Nay meko the wheat pfosptas
nearly az favorable - M April. NJ,
The Trnnscou<lnektA e9ecc1ttilr. 10 seS'
eido III 81. Louis, ba0 adjourned alter COM
pletine all arrangsn0n,s irt the pool, ~.
poinksnR ccmntsaionsrs, otc. 1ney olnot
In Chioeso tine Flat instsnt.
r. ~ sxsa '9u5 s.ss sss' se'sssS
xit<r- cSliine officers atatinnad
&c Waahineton who sestihod "a 20
MorroW's duplication OF pay accoqnN.
Tho festimony ihilod 20 ex0plphte Swain
10 any cxtent, The deieuse opens Monday.
X sstordty eenntor Logep submitted TO
tho senats tlAe report 2 tns juoic'sfy
eoam'tsse e ssn9sor moset ~ .'s te
~ S1 Psnl Ssrobsc5. spl,csStcd n,ArShsI 81 the
southern district 81 Alabama. rejected by
fhe nenate, and continued II o11oo
|bV Virtue 81 the pfe9Sdens's
i2ilove 10 make IN othor sppointmsnt. The
report 1>sii1ns tho legal status Of exo'
bsch and places that oilic'e' u . qusg''on'
ae Ei, i xsrshsl 3ro3k Va exam.
rrI1liv{ n To adminl1tEA Alton a The uer'
x~3 a 1no& dls3ri0t. HI1 testimony M
~ ~ - oho prea1u< incumbent, ~
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goRry-krs'<Ip CoroHEss = FIRST
4 . . MISSION.
enNkrr | .t

enNA1H.
WAyHusOrcS. Nay TO-. fprepp.j 1.-THE chair
apppoiutesj a. t's.tofn % the next an,snol
rxa!nIno!inn o. tl'e navel acadsmy Senators
diiIcr II Cnliir'Aa. end ienaitfou.
laiioo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ( Of % csiiornis rsi,
live ~ appropriations already made by
cpDrro>s for thd improvement OF the e4cr1
manic river. brt which nccosd,ux 60 raso.
luton, the fecrai.iy Of Ntr refuses to pcr'
nit 10 be extended on tbs ground THAR the
smonn' OF debris con'taptly nosting 10 the
The rofolotior nrTas the oSpordi.urA Of
tho money. Refeffsd 10 ihs commi,,se cD
'r1mmrrce
S'fnc' senate rhen .pso.scded.o lhs "a.
stdase'ipr Of pension c;i,s.
AtAiev n'nusea bo.a.e c'cio1< tle pro-
cstdiuce ware suspfndeA % perfott nSicn'
dance Of ssonioys y re rpye,lsns Of the
On return 81 lho ssnstota 70 lhc lar1'
heF, the sc1sts Sjjousped.
e. .-s--i------ : ., <----------
nasr Ball.
clNClEsksg, May TO-
clnc'rrnia .......s I'll * Ia o. 2--il
rniedos' !. ,,.,,.r.ae 100 Q o.
Bsse hi,s-cIncivss.i, ~ Toledo. q Euors--
s sal:l,as:l. :, Ta ,cu 2 Sqgs5g
Hh"c ilits-- Circinnsuf III bDtiir'rel ~. hr'
rors iyncinnLA. 9: Baltimore. /
bT. Lousa, May To-
| ~ Iouis ......t...I.o 90 o 90 0fO-s
Nase hits--st, Louis, q; colpn5os "a. lSrcrs
l. 81 Louis. s. Columbus, 8
| .nr. louis. May TO-.
gsISqs IL. .ss.ssS6SGi, e
Basc brs-u Unions, "a falionsis, p Errors :
Unions 4; Nationals.
IoUrrmrE. May To-
Lon:sviieSs so 040vl o.
Indianapolis ...2n 30 D o o l o. |
BAo hts Louisviils. " Indianapolis, TO- vr.
rore--f louisville. Q. Iuiiarapoiis. 5.
NEW YoRK, May 10
Nov York .........-2 o,9Q o.
Ease hlts--Yew ymk. ~ cleyaIand. .. Er.
rorn-- New York. Z. Clereiand, ..
PnoyfpEEcE. May TO-
Providence ..........O Il SO 2 +
Chicago ...s... .....0 0 o o o y q o.
Hsse hils'-rro vidsnc II; Chicago, G. Errors
: Providence. 4, Chicago, a
PirrssuRG. May To-
hilcghenya.. ,....rQ ga IN
'i Ssss ihai,s-Ailerhedy. a. nrcoAIyn .. Ir-
rors--AlleK 3sny. 4 nrookhl~ ~.
Cnrcsou Mey 10 -
3 ,inaeo Uufous I'll "a Oh
Raso hits--xeystonsf, ~; chicaeos 7. EFrori
-Keystouss. ri. ChIrlgo. y
pnrLApfLrHIA, May 10.-
Athletics. ..........0f 4 0sSk Oh
nsltiincfos -,H..3 y 10 o. % o.