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Evening star., 1886-06-10

Grand Master POWder1y ON strikes.
General Master Workman Powderly denies
that he has been captured by the communistic
element; and, further, that there In any truth
In the rumor that bis views In regard to strikes.
&C., were overruled at the Cleveland conven-
ton. Hereafter, he says, no local assembly OF
the Knight OF Labor can inaugurate a strike
until the members have first voted on the ques-
ton by secret ballot Each man must record
his verdict, after which the executive board OF
the district will be called ia and endeavor TO
effect Q settlement by arbitration, so that the
strike r. not to be undertaken except az q last
resort. Not only this, every week during the
continuance OF o strike the men will vote
secretly whether they will continue IL or not
The feeling OF the order is strongly against
strikes. II strike extends beyond The district
the general executive board to determine. The
commissions OF the organizers were cancelled,
and hereafter no man who 10 addicted to drink
will be appointed an organizer.
Evening star., 1886-06-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market
The following are the opening and 800 D. M. price.
ofthe New York stock Market to-day, A. reported by
special wire 10 H. H Dodge. $40 18th streets
Evening star., 1886-06-10
A Consulate Going o Begging.


Frederick Ellison. of Indiana who was re.
Gently anno,nted and confirmed as limited
Stotas .onsnl at Asunc,or paroguev hoe t.n-
dered his resignation to the Secretary Of State
and 1t has been accepted. MI Ellison In his
letter Oh resi- gnatnon says ,hat since nisacon.
Asmncion is an nnheaithv piaca and that ~s he
,rould nrobabiv not live over two or three weel
SrcpErapv ENnrcorr accounap,ad hv h,e
a.-o.- - - o.S -
prita.e secIe.a.y' "no Hen' Sneiio au' accom-
panied 6y Col. Blunt, have gone TO West Point
tary academy. '''o '-'''-
U Uo--.- Co--c-----
The WHITE HOUSE CoNCERT.-Nothfng has
yet been decided about commencing the Satur
day evening concerts by the Marine band at
the White House grounds. It is stated at the
White House that there viii be no concert this
THE PRESIDENT to-day appointed W. a
Dwver of Arkansas tn no IN anpraiser NJ thu
So. 80 20. 80 .,o So,.tu.. T. .,S
nt,, w"{ {hro,.S W ~ Idt H"ns tss.., Ss'uau s
Ha,dsny, Mn,osnS an,,naS n3An 's'oy' WOO
PAY or DrscH.RcEn soInrrps -rye,etosora
~ .oo,.,,,~- ,,naa.s 49, sa,a .Ss. s.N
the accounting Objects nave neio tnat ais
charged soldiers were entitled TO pay only until
the date of their being mustered out. The dep
uty second controller to-day rendered q de-
sation up to the time they are finally removed
from military control 0' -AS --' Aee~
AVN
THE CABINET rMEETINa.-secretary Endioott
was the only absentee rom the cabinet meeting
VO-uays the uIst Since the fFeStoe0ts marriage.
Evening star., 1886-06-10

The President to-day sent to the senate tho
nominations OF the following postmastars:-
George ID. Stanton. at stonington, Connsc-
ticut; David Lutx, st Siatington. PennsyivaniA;
VIM. X. Joline, at Long Branch City, ~. J.;
RoSer. Roass. H. Taylor ,, at Wilmington, so',
Texas Reuben stanley. at cressiine, ohio:
Jacob wesner, 1T Hicksville, Ohio; John ID.
Thompson, at Mount Vernon. Ohio; samuel 4.
Clayton. at Ada, Ohio; Cornelius A. Gallagher,
NJ Cneboygan, Mich; Prior b. Mayo, at North
Springfield. Mo-; Gilbert 4. Hall, at Petaluma,
Cal
Evening star., 1886-06-10
TOMORROW.
rTNHoMAs BOWLING -Aucuoneer.

rTNHOMAs BOWLING Aucuoneer
FOUR HoasHkARs ware 9H ar MAR2HSA zGiDN AND WHITE
On On FRIDAY MohNING, JUNE ELEVENTH
iention oi the trade IS direc,sd winch iesss te e
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN1M-
FMnna kSb srREEs RE a2TN NW BE
the S ,arc of of deS1ss Of the M Court Of
fSIPaX EGEykSiH day sf SnSt JUNE " sz-e D. fsss
Snnnsirs recorded subdiyison q square numeered d
ton in the district Of Columbia as recorded in ne
have depth of ninetyhree (93) feet an alley aud
improved by one 2-story brick and one 2story frame
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree one-third
twelve end eighteen months from day Of sale. tue
whole to bear interest from day Of and the de
u Of r sh Of The
Terms to be complied with In ten days from ;; day
properly default at the risk M and cos. Of
the defautng purchaser alter five days pupc adver.
isement OF such resale in some newspaper published
myasasas CHARLES A. wAaTEB aig i .7,ss, Trustee;
A AU TON.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
BAUMS DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT,
Consisting Of
SILKS, wOOLEN DRESS GOODS, FLANNELs,
WHITE GOODS.
and all such goods are found In only frst-ciass
nOuseS,wl be sold ut auction to the highest bidder
TEN Ems sc1s + AND Y
OND. and continued Until further notice. Comfort
sale VIII take place stairs i'll the back building
our store.
CHAa BAUM, 7th, 9th and sts
FOLEY, Auctioneer. my31-2m
Evening star., 1886-06-10

BE COMFORTER, oh ye sufferers, thy pains
shall vanish by the magic power Of b. Jacobs
Evening star., 1886-06-10

John Jameson, OF Boston, owner of the Irex
has challenged SIR Richard sutton, owner OF the
Genesta, Tor the Brenton's Reef and Cape May
Challenge cups, which the Genesta won last
year. Sir Richard has accepted aud the match
will be sailed during the regatta week at Cowes,
England.
The expulsion bill proposed by the com u,ittee
OF the French chamber OF deputies, which
made the immediate expulsion OF the prlnces o
mandatory, was rejected by the cabinet
Ernest Lehman has been arrested In Baita-
more charged with bigamy.
The suit of Thankful" Tanner the old Cleve.
land lady, against Mrs. GARFIELD for e26 600
damages for being knocked down by the latter Q
horses last December, was decided in fsvvr Of
the defendant.
striking street car employees in Pitmburx have
been sued In the United States courts for con.
spiracy to prevent the running Of cars.
Evening star., 1886-06-10
Pr Prf "A RRnf RRh "A ssss 90 / ssss
PPPf IA "A kRf i + "a "a ssss$ j ssss

All broken lots and odd pieces being closed out
at cost, affordng q good opportunity to obtain the
most elaborate novelties at manufacturers prices.
Genuine "Gloria" Cloth Umbrellas 24-inch, $l5S;
26-inch, $l.66
Evening star., 1886-06-10

ANorHER SrRrKEm
We have struck the LOWEST PRICE9 ihr SHOES
q LasL Nice, son. Easy and Good Wearing Shoes at
mere nominal price. A special lot of Hand.sewed
ssS are now offered st reduced rates Cs and
snose handy natchels and vass, Trunks etc, stnl on
9ana, which are Cheap - dirt Everything IN ths
GentS furnishing Line ~ low can be bnue6t at
1o1A ard 1915 PennA ave-.
Evening star., 1886-06-10
The Queen Consents 20 DfssOlusaOa.
LORD HARRINGTON FIRST ASKED TO FoRN a
MINIsTRY-ALLEGED TENIAN PLoT

MINIsTRY-ALLEGED YENIAN PLOT.
The queen yesterday afternoon informed Mr..
Gladstone OF her willingness 70 dissolve parIia-
ment. II Is said she previously requested Lord
Harrington 10 form a cabinet but he advised
dissolution. MIR. Gladstone will to-day inform
the house of commons Of the governments In
tention to appeal TO the couLtry. Parliament
will probably be dissolved on June 70. The
government whips are less sanguine reg arding
the prospects OF the liberals In the coming
elections, owing TO q great dearth OF funds and
suitable candidates. Messrs Arnold, Morley
and Schnadhorst are untiring In their efforts 70
overcome the difficulty. The liberal whips de-
clare that Gladstonian candidates will be At
tanned in every constituency In Great Britain
and Ireland within two days.
The police are taking great precautions In che
east end Of London, where, IL II said, there are
fears OF q Eenian outbreak.
Evening star., 1886-06-10
AUCTION SALES.

n
yTNHoNAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
s Asa AucsiGn 6 rns nRsoeTs TWELFTH
ALSO. at TWELVE O'CLOCK.
horses, Carriages Buggies. Wagons loAO-zt
rINHOMAs BOWLING, Auctionsef.
Roam HORSE, SEVEN Rioy YEARS OLD AT Auo'
SAETTyRDAX yNE = ,-,Ir TWELFTH 1sss sse. q
shall sci / the above animal je93t
w c DUvALL. Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF A yALUALE HOUSE AND
L0T r,r KNOWN AS No. bS H STREET SOUTH
Under and by virtue OF oss.,in deed Of tyst. ~
recorded In Liber No 7S4. foo 1S2. one of the. -
land records of the District Columbia at the written
request OF the party holding the described in and
seeured SvT oy sad trust will On MoNhA =: the
SIX O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the premises sell at
public auction, part of lot two (2) square six hun
dred and foryhree (643) situate In Wash ngton city
" e. the same having front of 26 feet and inches
on Il street BY depth of 70 feet and inches, more
with the i'm provemeuts thereon, consisting OF good
twO-stOry frame house.
Terms of sale: The amount of the Indebtedness Sc
by said trust and the expenses of sale la cash.
months notes OF the purchaser, secured Dy deed OF
trust on the property to be given for the deferred pay
ments deposit of $50 required ct The time of SALE
and All conveyancing at purchasers cost. Terms Of
sale otherwise the trustee the right to resell
NJ cost and risk Of defaulting purchaser.
,., JOSEPH T. STEVENS. Trustee.
1eed6da 814 street NV.
Evening star., 1886-06-10
The Schuetsem Fest Next Week.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE PROCESSION MEX
MONDAY.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE PROCESSION NEXT
MONDAY.
The Washington Schuetzen Verein will open
their fest next Monday at the park, on 9TH
street The verein will assemble at Abner's
at o'clock on Monday morning with their
guests-deIegations from Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and New York-and the procession will
move at e:3O o'clock over the following routes:
6th street to F, to 14th. to X, to 18th, TO Penn
sylvania avenue, and, passing the Executive
Mansion, go down the Avenue and march
around the Peace statue, counter-mafching to
41a street. to Louisiana avenue, to 9TH street.
and thence to the park.
The order OF the procession will be as follows:
Platoon OF police; chief marshal, George
c. Walker; adjutant, William Kieiue; color
bearers, Lewis Behrends, Karl Xander, aud
Geo. q. Sanxhorn, with the American, Germ an
and Schuetzen banners; aides TO the chief mar
shall, Joseph Cato, c. A. Walter, u. Mueller,
and VIM. Weinheimer; section of Marine band
In wagon: company OF 80 mounted men, each
with u flag tor u state Of the Union; section OF
the Washington SchuetZen Nerein in carriages,
the officers, Chas Graft, president, and Chas.
Ebel, the king, in front; the invited guests.
Second Division-Assistant marshal, John
Hochmeyer; assistant adjutant, Bernard Lieb
aides. ]. H. Buscher, H. Benzler, Karl Heurich,
and II. Dismer; wagon with section Of the Ma
rine band; carriages with active passive, aud
honorary members OF the w. Il. v.
Evening star., 1886-06-10


quorum to-day, as several members are absent
from the city, ana Mr.. Hoar was engaged with
sabssa % Tae
Ing. ' '''''' ""' ''''' W - '"' ''A' A'
PROTECTION OF GIRLS.
In the Senate to-day Mr. Frye presented pe-
tition from citizens of Maine. In behalf Of the
passage Of the bin for the protection Of young
girls In the District OF Columbia
The Conrs..
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Burbridge ast Burbridee; decree
below reversed and bill dismissed without
EQUITY CouRr-yadoe james
Yesterday, Rhodes agt Cahill; sale ratified
nisi. kaufman akt. Bestor; commission ap-
pointed to make Partition. In re w. J. Mo-
ditional bond. Freeman agt Freeman; divorcs
Today, Man sst Barry: exceptions to au.
ditor report sustained In part and re-reference
10 auditor. Gloss agt. Gloss; decree OF divorce.
Ford agt Mankin; testimony ordered taken be-
fore Charles +. Rowe. Robeson agt Niles: mo.
tions TO dismiss and amend bill oyerruled and
time 10 take proof limited.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Jadoe Macarthur.
To-day, Moore agt. Barber ct al; trial 10
sumed.
CRIMINAL CoURr-y,sdoe Moe 4rfa,r.
Yesterday, David N. FelL disorderly: NOS
To-day, Joseph Taylor. unlicensed bar; nolls
pros. John J. Daily. sunday bar; fr-sd $40 and
costs. Chas. E.Springman and Frederick Spring
uian, Niolatlng the building regulation, pleaded
guilty. Michael o'1oole, unlicensed bar, nolle
pros. Michael Lston, sunday bar; verdict not
guilty. John Shea, unlicensed bar; fined e1oS
and costs.
POLICE CouRr-y,,doe Swell.
Yesterday, j. Ill. Smith, loud aud boisterous:
$40. Judson - Post, do; do. William HAIL
Indecent exposure; So Alfred Lancaster, car
ryfng pistol; $40. Mary Richardson, colored,
larceny; SO. Gustavus Ward, assault; s5; Jas.
S,reamer, t,, do; $40; Charles Sweeney, John
cross and Jamos Childs, afiray; 50 each. Geo.
Simonds, do; SO.
To-day, Charles Swami and David Custern
trespass on parks; So or Is days. Michael Kelly
and Robert Montgomery, disorderly I'm county;
% or 10 days each. James Bryan, loud aud
ooisterous; 20 or 3 days. Robert Parker. do;
exposure; 50 or 15 days. John Clancy, assault;
20 or 10 days. Robert Montrop and Philip
Dimes. affray; collaterais forfeited. Mary Il
Thomas, assault collateral forfeited. Joseph
Lawson. colored, do; %.
Evening star., 1886-06-10

AIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT
OF NEAT. Finest and cheapest Meat Flavor.
Ing Stock for Soups, Made Dishes and Sauces
Annual sale 8O0O.O00jarx
LEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF NEAT. An invaluable tonic els . success
and . boon for which nations should feel crate
M."-See Medical Pres" Lancet" &c
Genuine only With the fAc dnaiIe Of Baron Lie
e4gs signature In Blue Ink across the Leb6l
The title "I3ar0n Aebig' aud photograph hsv.
Ing been largely used by dealers with no con-
nscp0n with baron Hebig. the public are In
formed that the Liebig Company alone can
oder the srtscas with baron usbg's guarantee
LIEBIG CoNPANY's EXTRACT
OF NEAT. To be had Of al 0tprakeepeu Gro
cen and Chepista Sole Agents for the United
stsles lwnoaesale oniyl G David q ca. Fen
ceuSch Avenue. London. England anltth
Evening star., 1886-06-10

FTNHE BEST AND CHEAPEST WAY TO LEARN
l. FRENCH OR GERMAN
And 70 spend summer agreeahiy at Plymouth. Mass
send for Circulars to
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Washington. H. C.. (723 18th 1T. u. w.
Which VIII be open all summer Great reduction In
prices TOR the summer.
Evening star., 1886-06-10

DIRECTORS ELECTED.-The stockholders OF
the Johnson Lumley Cotton Gin Manufactur-
ensuing year: Mfletus ]. Wine, James 3. Beai-
NEAR, A. s. Griggs, Thomas A. Mitchell, b.
Palmer. Oficers: NJ. j. Wine. president: A. s.
Griggs, vice president; Z. b. BrOokes, secretary;
James A. Bealmear, treasurer.
Evening star., 1886-06-10

To Suppress Betting fn France.
PARIS, June lo.-The government will intro.
duce q bill TO suppress the operations of betting
and eookmaking agencies ON race courses In
France.
Evening star., 1886-06-10
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CAPITO
HILL AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

will sell at public sale for the owner Of the -
PraaRer6fy) sT On TuESpAf, ESD the l,@ lF!FTEENTH TEE
nal Lot No. 4. in square No. 1885, with the improve
menis thereon; frontage on North st. Al ieet 22 in
side alley. This is very desirable property being near
the Capitol In beautiful and highly improved neigh
6orhood, fronts south, and but square from the
East Capitol cars
TERMS One-third cash within fve days after sale
aud balance in three years, with interest at six per
cent One hundred dollars deposit at time of SALE
Conveyancing At cost Of purchaser. Title good.
jeS-d&ds THOMAS FOWL Ma AucY
Evening star., 1886-06-10

SECRETARY ENDICoTT, accompanied by his
private secretary, and Gen. Sherid an, accom-
panied by Col. Blunt, have gone TO West Point
to attend the graduating exercises at the mill
tary RCademy.
Evening star., 1886-06-10

Admiral JOuett Detached.
Rear Admiral James r. Jouett was to-day de-
tached from command Of the north Atlantic
squadron and ordered as president of the naval
inspection board. Tue commander OF the north
Atlantic squadron has not yet been selected.
Evening star., 1886-06-10

THE CABINET rMEETING.-Secretary Endioott
was the only absentee from the cabinet meeting
to-day, the first since the Presidents marriage
Evening star., 1886-06-10

rT>Hos. L. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneef.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
Prospect street. near Lincoln avenue IN Keat- ssA
ing,s sub Of Prospect HILL On MONDAY. esA
NJ will offer for sale at public auction Lot 4 IA
keatings sub OF Prospect Hill. fronting 80 feet
Prospect street by depth Of ITO feet, improved by
twO-stOry brick dwelling house.
Terms day OF sale.
ie9dtds THOS K WAGQAMAN Amor
Evening star., 1886-06-10
EDUCATIONAL.
II T. A r i,

EsCHEELORaANTST,T TEACHERO OF PIANO
~ sand VOCAL MUSIC Particular attention to be
gnners as well as those wishing be qualified for
readers and performers Terms moderate. 734 18th
St NV. ap6teolSms
Evening star., 1886-06-10

ElNE BUILDING LOT ON ST. BET 9TH AND
II 10 STS, NV.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON N,JUNETWELFTH
at 1VEOCLOGk, we VIII sell in front of premises
LOT % IN SQUARE 363,
fronting 20 feet ON street with depth of 95 feet to
alley.
Terms: Onehalf cash; balance in one year; note to
Gear Interest aud to be secured by deed all
cash. at optfon terms to be compiled with in days.
chaser, after five days public notice in some news
paper published In Washington. ID, c. A deposit of
800 at SALE Conveyancing etc. ut purchaser 8 cost
jeS-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneerx
Evening star., 1886-06-10

The joint library committee did not have .
quorum to-day, as several mem bers are absent
from the city, ana Mr.. Hoar was engaged with
the election committee. The permanent ex-
position subject will come up at the next meet
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cArARRH-

To all those who are afflicted with any OF
the different forms OF Catarrh we would say
there Is no disease which presents greater
diversity Of symptops- more loath,,
Catarrh. especially If complicated, as 1t al
most always Is, even from its first appear
ance. with an affection of the throat.
From the earliest symptoms (Which are
TO the various ugly and distressing stages
through which he disease passes, the patient
is hopeful of recovery, and rarely gives IL
proper attention until certain alarming
mistakably the rapid advance of the mslady
to the lungs. Indeed, SO various are the
symptoms that the presence of the disease Is
not always known, or even suspected, till 1t
has reached the more advanced stages. The
disease may or may not be attended by ads
charge from the nostrils or the throat, but
there is usu lilly present a morbid secretion
and a freqse It disposition, especially in the
morning. to clear the throat, and the effort
to do SO Is often, though not always. attended
by expectoration; there is a sensation of
heaviness in the frontal part OF the head and
the brain sometimes suffers to an extent pro-
ducing headache. vertigo and confusion; it
concentrate the mind; the memory becomes
impaired and the intellect enfeebled; des-
pondency of spirits and an excitable c0ndi-
ton of the nervous system. Such Is the eff
feet Of the disease. and If to this train Of
symptoms (Which not infrequently leads to
insanity or idiocy) we add many OF the more
loathsome physical effects, as carries, or rot
| tenness of the bones of the face and head, a
most offensive smell to the breath. and cor
rupt, mosbid and poisoned secretions de
struction or serious injury to the senses OF
smell, hearing, sight and taste. we have a
catalogue of horrors which should lead any
person to make early and proper efforts TO
eradicate the disease while 1t is in a durable
stage.
Persons desiring treatment by this system
| of practice can use the remedies at home as
well as at our office, and which will cause no
Inconvenience or hindrance to business
whatever.
| have seen so many of these cases cured
| that do not consider any case hopeless un'
less the disease has advanced TO the chest
and that both lungs are seriously involved.
| The Limitations aid us in dissolving the
mucus and In contracting and healing the
cavities, which nothing else can do with the
| some success.
The very. best references from those al.
| dv
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MERGED, Cal. April &c. Following i
a list Of the south.bound passengers pass
ing through here this evening:
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. Fl. Wethers and
child; III. Damney; W. Hampton. Sar
Francisco; NJ. /. Gilmore and wife, A
Brown, Kern Co., CAL; Mrs. Fohstrom,
Madam Fohstrom, Mrs. Coqui, Cincin'
natl; H. D, Spencer, Mrs. E. s. Day,
Mrs. L. r. Brigham, Mrs. A. P. Wars
ley, Aurora, ILL.,; Mrs. E. A. Ingersoll,
Mrs. T.. A. IDgersoll, Madison, o.; j G.
Lynch; E. L. Wright. Mrs. ]. ]. Wood
worth, c. Edgerton, Los Angeles; A,
WoodmaB, New York; L. Eidemillel
and wife. Fondulac; W. C. Boyne, B. F,
Iaiyre, Nebraska; Mrs. J, W. Dixon
and daughter, Ill Mrs s. r. Lamborn,
Mrs. G. McEesen, Mrs. Nj. j. Elliott, ]
W. Garmony and wife. Iowa; P. w
sterrich. Omaha. DIR. A. R. Wenger,
Indiana.
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A Deputy Marshal Makes q Gal
liant Defense.

CHATTANooeA, Tenn, April ga
special to the Times from Manchester
Coffee county. Tenn, gives the details
Of bloody tragedy, enacted there this
morning, in which United States Deputy
Marshal Webb Purdon, Of Manchester,
and moonshiner named Clark were
killed, and three other moonshiners
fatally wounded. About ten days ago
Purdon accompanied Deputy Marshal
Hughes on raid among the illicit dis.
tilleries Of Grundy county. Tenn, and
captured and destroyed number
of stills. Between twelve and one
o'clock this morning fifteen moonshiners
rode into Manchester determined to have
Purdon's life Seven Of them broke into
his house and the balance surrounded Il.
Purdon met them as they entered, with
q revolver, and terrible battle ensued.
Two OF the moonshiners fell to the hoor
MORALLY wounded and the gang re-
treated, but they had succeeded 10 fatal.
iy wounding Purdon. Disabled as be
was he seized a doubie-barrelIed shot gun
and fred into the retreating gang and
two more fell mortalIy wounded. Par
don then fell dead beside the body OF one
of his victims. The gang carried of
their wounded companions. A large
posse is now in pursuit OF them.
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NEWS OF THE WORLD.
The Railroad Tax Cases
Decided
IN FAVOR OF THE ROADS.
A Deputy Marshal Has Terrible
Fight With Moonshiners
in Tennessee.

Special TO the Herald bu the Associated Press
WAsHISoToN. April %. = The SUI
preme court has rendered decision 10
the case Of the Southern Pacific Railway
Company plaintiff in error versus the
people Of the State Of California. THIS
is the suit brought ia the State courts BY
the State Of California against the
Southern Pacific Railway Company 70
recover sSl, 470.5s claimed to be due foi
taxes. The railroad company petitioneo
for the removal Of the case to the FEEDER
al courts, but tho Supreme Court OF the
State Of California refused to grant the
petition. The Chief Justice DELIVERING
the opinion reverses that judgment and
rsmands the case back to the Superioi,
Court Of Los Angeles county for removal
to the Circuit Court Of the United
States, in accordance with the prayer OIL
the petition.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, April 26.--Mr. 0'Neill,
of Missouri, reported bill sympathizing
with Gladstone in his efforts to secure a
free parliament for Ireland.
Under the call of States, the following
bills were introduced and referred:
BY Mr.. Springer, of Illinois-For the
admission Of the whole of Dakota into
the union Of States. Also, to establish
a Department of Labor and create a
board of arbitration of controversies be-
tween labor and capital.
By Mr.. Wilkins, of 0hio-A preamble
and resolution recitiDg that one of the
propositions contained in the tariff bill,
reported to the House by the Ways and
Means Committee, is to place on
the free list all manufactured
woods; that the season is at
hand when the product grown during
the past year is marketed by the grower
that the proposition to put wool on the
free list and the doubi concerning the
action of the House is causing unneces.
sary and serious loss to the wool
growers without contributing any
benefit to the people, aid declaring that
it is the sense of the House that the woo
tariff schedule so far as it relates to I'M
manufactured woods should not be re-
duced.
By Gosvenor Of Ohio a resolution
reciting that by the action of Congress
in reducing the tariff on wool that indus
try has been rendered unremunerative,
and declaring it to be the sense of the
House that the tariff Of 1867 should be
restored.