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The First comptrolier's Report.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The annual
report of First Comptroller Durham
shows that during the fiscal wear
ended JuneL30. 6S,609 whrrants, aggre.
getiug $l6O,4H,54l, were examined,
registered and cOunteraigned, and that
266O0 accounts,aggregating $685., ,752, ,li4,
received from tho auditing offices wore
revised, corrected aud certified.
The comptroller calls attention to
the fact that In 1865 the first comp
troller then in Office certified
balances due to the United
States from tho aeversl States
and territories respectively tor direct
tax not OF August 3, 1861, and such
States and Territories were accord
iugly debiled ON the books in the off 10
OF tho register of the treasury, and
slys:
"It may well be doubted whether
any corporate State was proEarly
charged, but as the then comptroller
had jurisdiction Of the subject
matter OF Tho statements mado
by hlm Of tho accounts of
lie above named States and Territories
as TO th0ir indebtedness on account OF
direct taxes these accounts aro bind.
Ing on tho present comptroller for the
REASONS indicated In tho opirion in the
Missisippi direct tax case, an recently
amounts have been certified to this
Office as duo TO somU of said States
aud Territories from the United States
on account Of commissions on tha net
proceeds OF the ssles Of public lands
within the State, and for other causas.
Tho amount certified, instead of being
paid, has been 0rdegsd 10 be cred
lted on said indebtedness 0.
tho States and Territories, as stated
against thorn hy ths former comp
troller. Oiher States, 1t is reported,
Will present the same question rs
amounts become duo them from the
sales oil lands or otherwise, and said
amounts Will be credited es aboyo in
dicated, unless Congress, In its wis
dom, shall direct that tho money duo
and TO become duo to said
States shall be paid to thom
without ro!erence TO the charges
as stated heretofore, made against
them by tho former comptroller"
Discussing tho question of old
claims against tfe goyernment
which arc constantly being
presented for his action, the
comptroller suggests that some
fixed period after ,hs right Of the
claimant accrues should be prescribed,
within whlcha claim may bs brought
before The proper accounting officers
Tor their action thereon.
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Canada.
SMALLPOX IN MONTREAL,


MONTREAL, Nov. 5.-Tho statsms snt
OF mortality for the 1vo weeks ondlng
October 81 shows 1891 doaths In this
city from small -pox, or those who
died, l,2sG were French -Canadiaus.
Forty-fiye cases OF SMALLPOX wDro
verified yesterday. There are at pres
ont receiving relief from the city, 1861
persons. There arc 5l2 Gases OF SIN all.
pox among those persons.
THR FRENCH EDITORS ON LOUIS IIEL.
New YoRK, Nov. "a Montreal
special to tho Post says: Tho French
editors arc waxing wroth over the
Rlel question. Mr.. Sauyille, OF La
PatYlo, having iasued q challenge TO
Tho editor of the Minerve. For some
time the former, which is the organ of
advanced Liberals, has been warmly
uhamploning the cause Of Riel, while
tho latt0r, which is the government or
gan, has accused the editors of tho Lib
eral orgss, whose proprietor is
Mr.. Beaugrand, Montrea.'s mayor,
Of having posketed part OF the funds
subscribed for tho defonse OF Rlel, and
now slatos that La Patrle Is using all
its power to inclte the people to rebel!-
iop. Mr. Bsaugrand and Mr.. Sauville,
,hschiot editors, have considered these
ntterances personal interests.
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ALLEE sAMga MELIUAN MAN.
Cinnamon Attack n White Maa IL
California,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-Intorma-
tion has bsen received hore that w. L..
White,toreman ofthe Mcpherson raisIn
ranch, three miles east of Orange, Los
Angeles county, was attacked by
about 90 Cinnamon ia tho yiueyard.
white picking grapes Tuesday. White
defended himselr until eight white
men working nosr by came to his res
cue with shovels. All tho Cinnamon
ilea TO their camp, whero they fortified
anu armed themselves with pistols.
The boss Cinnamon called on McPher.
son Bros., and asked them 10 discharge
the white mon, which they refused to
90. Several Cinnamon wero dis
charged ana tho rest went to work.
The affair created Intense Excitement
among the white people in that SEQ
ton.
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Fourth.Class postmastcrs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The postmas-
ter-goneral to-day appointed tho fol-
lowing fourth.class postmastOrs:
Kentuoky-Faucy Farm, J. c. Hay
den; London, Robert NJ. Jackson
Willard, W. II. Kitchen.
/ ohlo-Cookton, ID. w. Cook; Fuller
town, James Boswell; Peru, Chester
y. Hove; North star, Charles
George, Bonneville, NJ. L..
Skater; Bucke. Augustus Kuhl;
Calcutta, John MoHailis; Wateriown,
q. Is. Wood; Arabia, James Q. Taylor;
Beaver, Henry Schroeder; Blaine, X.
II. kOngon; Bloomingburg, Lswis
UBrlon; Donnel,sville, Thomas Il.
Snyder; Forest, Russell Price; Byers,
George II. Curry; Calais, @. Ia. E6erle !;
Chester Hi, E. Ellis; Crown City,
Lewis Il. Blake; Dawos, Daniel Il,
Webbef; Donison, George w. Finpey I;
Put-in-Bay George Il. Gsscayne; Vi
euna Cross Roads, Daniel White;
Fowler, George Zeigler; Frederictown, ,
II, N. Vance; Garfield, William Y.
Boyer; Georgetown, Eliza Roth;
Hawkes., q. V. Roy noids; Jaeger. w.
II. vermillion; Bookwaltor, T,P. Mar
tir.
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England.

THE MEDITERRANEAN COMMANDER.
LONDON, Nov. 5.--Ths rerort that the
Duke OF Edinburg will be appointed
commander OF tho Mediterranean
squadron IL confirmed.
ADvICEs FROM THE EAST.
LONDON, Nov. 8. - A dispatch
received .here states that the BULGARIAN
troops have evacuated Isabrod.
Advices from Constantinople say
the Turks arc greatly irritatsd because
La Ialler, tho English agent at sofia,
constantly accompanies Prince Alex.
andor TO and from Ph,lipDpolis. This
action of tho British sgont Is supposed
to indlcst? British approval ofthe Bul.
garlan union.
TnE ARMSTRONG CASE,
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Sir Richard Web
ator, the attorney-generai, to-day I'm.
lshod his address 70 tho Jury In the
trial OF tho doiondants In tho Arm
stroug abduction case. Tho court
adjourned till Saturday, II is
generally believed that tho copvlc-
ton OF Mr.. Stead, editor OF the Pail
Mall Gazette, Mr.. Bramwen Booth. of
the Salvation Army, aud Mrs. Jarrett
iB certain.
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OVER THE DEEP
HAPPENINGS IN OTHER CLlmss
farneiPs Protsst-issbod Evacuated bv
the sulgarians-rhe bulgarian En-
Noy to Paris DESTROYS of Nego-
tiatisg Peace with Eng
land Other News.
France.
CABINET CHANCES


PARIS, Nov. 5.-The Gaulois saws
that the changes in the cabines have
been settled and viii be announced a,
the opening OF the Chsmbers. NJ
large, Lsgrands and Demoli retire
nj. Briscoe will remain president oI
tho council.
THE MONETARY CoNFERENcE CLOSED
PARIS, Nov. 5.--The monetary con.
ference has closed. All the bowers
represented, except Belgium, have ar.
rived at an agreement.
THE BURMESE ENVOY AND THE BRIT
IsH AMBASSADOR,
PARIS, Nov. 5,--The Burmese on
xoy here has again asked
Lort LYONS, the British ambassacior.
to obtain the consent OF the English
government to negotiate with min,
rhe envoy says he is convinced that
the dispute between Burmah aud Eng.
lsnd is due to misunderstanding. Hs
aflirms that the Burmese government
has already telegraphed the British
agent at Rangon announcing a resdi- :
ness to accept the proposed arbitration
Tor the settlement OF the difficulty.
NEW GERMAN MINISTER,
PARIS, Nov, 5.--Count Won Munster,
the new German amba assador Ia
France, presented his credentials to-
day to President Grevy. nj. De Frey
cines was present, Count
Won Munster said: "Emperor
William charged me to continue 10
develop the friendly aud neighbcrly
relations az present existing between
France and Germany. shall always
1921 the warmost pleasure In full.
filling the task so consonant
with my personal feelings, by render
ing myself u sincere Interpreter
OF tho good intentious Of
my august sovereign," President
Irsvy replied: "I an convinced tn al
your personal feelings, together with
the common interests Of both nations
will strengthen tho good relations ex
listing between them"
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oolitss has resigned the ministry a.
foreign affairs, and IL il believed Wis
be succeeded by Senior Carpia.
The administI alton Of Senior Cutler.
rez, minister of the treasury, Is giyinR
rise TO serious aoeu stions.
The Peruvian 4lnis,er in Lopax
mas demanded repsrstion of several
PERUVIAN residents, including General
Conevaro, IN consequences of an
attempt to pass arms over the
bolivian frontier into Paru.
ihe demand has been refused by the
government.
Or, Delvalle, tho confidential agent
OF Cacerss, solicited from Bolivia recog.
milton OF the Cacerist government. A
this met with some favor in the
Shamber OF Deputies, the request VIII
De submitted TO the cabinet council,
It's stated that bill providing for
civil marriages will be presented
shortly In the Bolivian Congress-.
ls IL proposed to hold an exhibition
OF nne arts and horticulture in the
city, and commission has been ap-
pointed to organize ths same.
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Austria.
THE PRESENT SITUATION.

AhI PRESENT SITUATION.
VIENNA, Nov. 5.-King Milan c,n-
tinues to actively prepare for war, aud
Is making arrangements, in the event
OF hostiiities breaking out, to advance
from Plerat to Sofia, the capitsl
o, bulRaria. Tho Serviau premier
Al. Garacharlni, ia preparing TO cross
Inc TImon river, which divides Bul-
garia and Servia, with a strong force
lmto the Widdin districk'
Inc nrst confl!ct betWsen
the Servians and Bulgarians will prob.
ABLY De brought on by an attempt to
prevent the advance of King Milan
and his forces on the road -
Sofia. Widdin will be attacked
by, the force under M. Garachsrini
only In case King Milan defeats
rrinoe Alexander. Russia expects
thst the ServiRns will bs victorious.
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Brownsvlllo.

BRowNsvILLE, Nov. 4. --Ispsclal.l--
Last evening q youth named Fabian
Garcia, cut hackmAn named Angel
Mora, In tho back with Q butcher
knifo. II appears Garcia had been
fooling about Mora's hack, and
had been detected and run OF
by tho lattcr. This time
Mora caught and kicked him, and altsr
being cut, downed his Assailant and
disarined him. Garcia is In jail, bound
over 10 appear before the district
court.
A man IL digging back Of Mrs. &C.
briefs house for silver, which he sayo
the spirits tell him was Duriod there 81
an old SpAniard. =
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The Chlnese In washington rerrl,orv

the Chinese In Washington Territory
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The governor
of Washington Territory yesterday
telegraphed Secretary Lamar that the
citizens of Tacoma had expelled about
200 Chinese from the city limits. The
governor then telegraphed tho local
authorities at Tacoma, asking if they
could preserve order. He was in
formed that while order had
not been perfectly preserved,
no one had been seriously
injured. Another telegram from the
mayor OF Seattle stated that in view of
the outbreak vt Tacoma, trouble was
apprehen6ed In Seattle.
The Chinese in the Territory have
made an urgent appeal to. the govern
or for protection aud n
proclamation has besn issued
calling on all citizens to assist In the
preservation of order. This action
was reported to-day to Secretary La
mar, aud after conference with the
president, telegram was sent 20 the
governor OF Washington Territory, ap-
proving tho issuance OF his proclama-
zion aud directing him to use all
means IN his power to prevent further
trouble.
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Athens,

ATHENS. Non. n.5.-[Spsclal.l County
court has been in session several days.
Judge Dlckenson and County Attor-
ney 0ossett are present. The mooA
important Of the State cases veroa
state ~. clayton, aggravated assaalls
tined ~ Ssats y. y.s As1ew, sggrevs1o6
malicious mischief, nno1 60, n ~
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the pavmsnt o. the mileage OF oficsrs
Was Sl5o.N0. General Rochester ree-
ommehds that Congress he asked "a
enact legislation allowing an ofiicer
who NAV be travelling under orders
his actual isre and a certain rate of
mileage by the shogtes. usually tray.
eled route, sutiistent to meet incidental
expenses. Such = scheme, he saws,
would be more equitable, both 10 ihs
oiileer ana tae government, than the
present. scheme.
Nnsty two -sommi sslcnei Of.
hcers and prlys.es have been
placed upon the retired
list. General Rochester recon-
mends legislation TO RuthoviEA the
payment 10 these men Of 50 a month In
lieu of the allowances for cloth
ing and rations. The paymsster
general reports that the Diminished
operations of his bureau make IL nos.
slhie 10 drop six clerks from tho pres
eNC fOrce
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Ireland,
THE PARLIAMENTARY FIN

THE PARLIAMENTARY FUND,
DUBLIN, Nov. 5.-At u meeting OF the
National league yesterday, Mr., Har.
ring ststod that 5000 had boon re.
oeiv,d from tho Irish branch, and
$1,000 from America for the parlia-
metsry fuud.
rARNELL's rRoTesT - soLDlERs AL.
LOWED TO VOTE.
DUBLIN, Nov. 5.-Parnell proteSts
against tho selection of Mr.. Phillip
Callan, member Of Parliament for
South, by Natlonalists OF that county
as tholr candidate at tho coming mar,
liamentary election. It is reported
that the party there viii not
recognize the protest, but will support
Callan's candidatuie. The uour,s
have decided to allow soldiers occupy.
ing separets rooms to cast their votes
at tho parliamentary elections.
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FROM OKLAHOMA,

Horses and Mules Relng stolen and q
General Hanging Looked For.
CALDWELL, Kas., Nov. GA report
from tho Oklahoma country is re-
oclved that Tim Roberts and Bob Cur
tis had 20 head Of work mules stolen
from their camp one night this week.
Other frcighters and boomers have lost
horses and mules In the past week. II
the thieves arc captured O Wholesale
hanging will bs the result. Tho coun.
try n filled with settlers, and they say
they will not DO removed by the gov.
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Chill.
A DISASTROUS FIRE.

louIeuE, Chill, Noy. "a fire start
Cd this morning aboht2 o'clock and
burned tho block south Of the church,
containing q great many DWELLING
houses. The residence Of Senior Loayzs
was destroyed. The church ini-
raculously escaped. The d damage il not
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NEW York, Nov. 5.-William +.
Smythe, for many years foreman aud
night editor Of the New York Herald,
and one OF the bsst known journalists
IN tho Unitod States, died yesterday OF
kidney disease, ut his homo la Brook
lyn. He was born In Philadelphia In
1870, and was recently retired from tho
Herald on u pension becauseof chronic
ill.hoRlth.
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Dividends of Broken Baulss.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The comp
troller OF the currency nas declared
dividends in favor of the creditors of
iDaolvent national banks a. follows:
Richmond Netioual bank, Rich
mon6, Indiana, third dividend, 6 psr
cent, making in all Sc per cent; Hot
Springs National banb, Hot Springs,
Arkansas, third dividend, % per cent
making in all 20 per cent, and Marine
National bank, City Of New York,
NTH dividend, 3 pss cent, making ia
all 40 Dor cent.
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Russia.


STRICKEN FROM THE ROSTER.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 5.-The name
OF Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria, has
been stricken from the Russian armv.
The prince has been deprived Of his
colonelcy OF the Russian Rifle bsttAi.
Ion, to which he was appointed bv the
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METEOROLOGICAL.
General Joseph j. Finucgan.

JAcKsoNvILLE, Fla, Nov. 5.-Gen.
eral Joseph j. Fiunegan, o distin.
guished ex-Coufoderato, who fosght
the auccessful battle of Olustse, Fab.
ruary 20. 1854, against the Federal force
under General Seymour, died a. his
orange grove, In Grange county,
Tuosdsy night. Ho wss buried In this
CiLy Lpsav
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Italy,
TILE pnpEis pAsrs A.

THE popE's BASES ACCEPTED.
ROME. Nov. 5.--Answers have been
received at the Vatican to the pope's
communications to the German and
Spanish governments on thu Carolina
question. The pops's bases, with
slight notifications, are aocepted. The
pops's decision will nov bs drafted.
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Presidential APPOINTMENTS,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The presi.
dent this afternoon appointed William
Taxern, of Michigan, to bs register Of
the land office at Detroit; G. L. Carson,
OF Texas, Indian agent at Owray,
utahj Leigh o. Knapp, Of New Mex
ino, receiver OF public monies at Santa
Fc, New MSxico,
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Germany.
FOR LlBELLING THE czAR-coLoNIEs

FOR LiBELLING THE CzAR-coLoNIEs
TO BE PLANTED.
BERLIN, Nov. 5.--The governments
VIII prosecute the Volks Zsitunr
i0r iibeiling the czsr. The charge of
libel Is based on the expression Gear
isahor despotismus," which was nnh.
llshed in the Zsitung.
AZ = msating OF the German colonial
union yesterday 1t was decided to (is-
patton commission to secure suitable
localities for German ssttlaments in
the southern provinces of Brazil,
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No Verde. IL the Wal

No Verdict II the walkup Care.
ExroRrA, Nov.5.-Ths Jury In the
walkup case have not yet returned .
verdict and the belief ID general that
y Will not sgee. Il 10 supposed q
1ean9 ; flor conviction and for
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FLORES CAPTURED,

LIMA, Nov. 5.--The capture OF the
Cacerlst commander, Romero Y.
Flores, Ii efiiclally confirmed.
GENERAL NEWS GOSSIP From THE LIT
TIE nEPupLfCs
LIMA, Nov. BON the 25th ult. Con-
erAl Csoercs held . review of bis
troops, amounting 70 l,gQ0 meus Ia
Tarnia. Of tness 90 were Mouton ercs.
The following nisht Two Of bic real.
nente rsvoltsd, but wsrs fiually mae.
Now iic1 1eilvis Ssslss tAas Or,
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w. q. T.U. Ad,ourno,,

PnrLADELpnIA, Nov. 5.--The Ma
tional woman's Christian Temperance
Union has concluded It's convention.
and adjourned to meet next year q
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keappolnted,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.--The prosi.
dent this afternoon rosppointod Dor
man i3. Eaton to be civil service COM
missioner. This appointment COM
plets the membership of that commits
tiDu
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MAusiiAL sERFAN0 DYING.
MADRID, Nov. 5.-(Special. MAR
shsl Ssrrano Is dying. He is not 81. .
pected to live till morning.
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Scrvia.
Wan EXpENsrs.

BELGRADE, Nov. 5.--Tho Ssrvian
government is Issuing lo-frano bank
notes, payable In silver, in, ordor to
meot the expenses incurred by her
war preparations.
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Austria,
TROOPS MOVING

VIENNA, Nov. 5.--Austrian troops
arc pouring from Trieste into the dis
trict OF Kooche di Cattaro.
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congtntula,ipu C,ov,,nna.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.--Tho Presi.
dent continues 70 receive numerous
kilograms congratulsting him on the
result OF Tuesdays election. Among
thom was the following,
New York City, Nov. i.--To Grover Cleve-
land, President OF tho United States,
Washington,
1 congratulate you upon the hearty
Endorsement which New York and
Virginia gave your ADMINISTRATION.
ALLAN B. PARKER,
Chairman Democratic State Executive
Committee.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Paymaster.
General Rochester, In his annual ro-
port 70 the secretary Of war. show Z
that the Disbursements made by b .
bureau during the last fiscal year
amounted 70 sio.4s,'g7, inolud
Ing $ly1,00 70 the signal
service. e2lS,eOO 10 the military
academy. aud Si2, ,slp, as on the army
. psy roll~ The amount disburssd f6i
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4 6. BAYNE, ~. IRRELEVANT. In
President. Vice. President,
Dallas Nat'l'l Bank
ACCOUNTS OF
KesGhanB aIi IudiVliuals Solicited

pIHEcTcEs: 3. e. Bsyne, W. 3. Wor.
lnam, 4. X. Fsrgussqn, A. J. Porter, ]. r
9fstsyani, jry =; Il Marsalis. Aiesea Davis
D. A. Keatlnz, Z. Ii. Sssrdon.
Tie following ara prominent subscribSys
TO the stock OF this bank;
National Bank, philadclphis.
r. w. BROWN, OF P-oyiaent LAfs and
trust Co., Philadelphia.
W. 4. PULLMAN, President seaboard
Bans, New York.
JAMES L, GRAESIs, OF Tradesrnen,,
National Hank, New York.
q. @. BAyNE, President FIRST National
Bank, Bradford, Pa., and Vice. PresIdert
Eeaboard Bsnk, New York
Olear, N. Y.
n. j. BuTIEg. OF first National gans
Olean, n. Y,
J. i. HANNA, OF Weir Flow Co., Mo.n.
month, Ill.,
D. ODAS, Genera Nanasey Nst,ona,
Yransit Company or UnIiea sjtates.
SOB. 6EEp, oftas .'iNndsrl OIL Go.
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Opposite 0rand-wfndsor Hotel,
Largest and finest In the South. Has
lust been redtted with new halls and
cloth.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-04
HOUSE..

Ate o'clock tho conference report on the
Naval bill was taken up and a general dis
agreement reached. At z O'Clock the Sundry
OWL bill came up again, and the thlrty.nlne
Senate amendments were disagreed to. Then
the Deficiency bill was agreed 70, as reported
from the conference committee. Again the
Sundry Civil bill came up.
During a lull In the storm Mr. Washburn
(Mlnn.( got IN an amendment approprIatlng
100000 for building at Winona, MINI, and
MIR. stockelager, after another gust, got In an
item OF 100000 for New Albany, Ind !, and
Mr.. Ray IN. H. got In another between times
for a 100000 building at Manchester, N. II.
Then came a long swell, after which Mr.
Blackburn secured 100000 for a building at
Lexington, Ky. Mr.. Kelfor (O) came In easily
for 100000. building at Springfield, Ohio
Mr.. Randall denounced the PROCEEDINGS, ana
moved to suspend the rules and send the bill
70 conference, which was adopted.
AT S;15 a. m. Mr.. Holman, from the Confer
ence Committee on the Legislative bill, sub
miited report OF further disagreement,
which was agreed to. At 80 the House got
back TO It's old ground OF hllDustering, and a
call OF the House was ordered.
In tho House the details OF the concession on
the Naval bill were disclosed rs agreed upon
and makes no provision for the completion OF
the snow York" or the Monitor, and