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Two rlkRY YIRalNIANs.
One Attempts to Rsplytp tho otbsr's IusIuus
HuOnS and Il Sat Down Upoa.


WAsutEaFoS, d, O., Feb. 24.-'rhe
House went into Committee Of the Whole
on the hali.gallon tax bill, aud Mr., Wise of
Virginia, took the floor, As it was known
that he intended to reply to a speech
made some time ago by Mr.. Brady, Of
Virginia, the members crowded around
him to listen, He started with the state.
ment that on the lB:h inst. q night session
had baen ordered for the discussion OF the
Fitz John Porter bill, in violation Of an
implied, Il not an express understanding,
He Mr., Wisel was not permitted to pro-
ceed farther, for Mr.. Brady impetuously
interrupted him and exclaimed: "The
gentleman In making that statement states
what Is not true, | mad direct under
standing, not only with Mr., Springer,
chairman ol the Committee OF the Whole,
but with others"
Before Mr.. Wise could make any reply
Mr.. Morrison cams forward and declared
Indignantly, "We have had quite enough
irrelevant matter and protest against 1t,
| will have no mors OF IT,"
MIR. Wise made another attempt to pro-
casd, but he was interrupted by Mr..
Brady with the exclamation that he had
been mlsrepresented enough elsewhere
aud would not be mlsvepressnted here,
Mr., Wise said he did not wish to initiate
orIOllow the badexamplso Of those who had
gone before him, He wanted to declare
lhat he wished to occupy the floor, not
upon the whisky bill, but in reply TO his
colleagues speech
Mr.. Brady-"rnat is what stated with
regard to the Fltz John Porter bill before
| made my speech
The Chairman-"Theg gentleman having
stated that he does not intend to discuss
the question now under debate, the Chair
thinks lie is ouL Of order"
MI. Wlse-"I rise now to a question Of
privilege"
The Chairman-"Thc question is out Of
order in committee"
Mr., Wlsc-"ls 1t permissible under the
the order OF thH House made yesterday
for me tn speak Ss.urdayW
The ChGirman replied that that was
question 10 be decided by the then chair.
man OF tho committee.
"Well, said Mr.. Wise, II will take the
opportunity on Saturday."
The committee then rose and reported
the haligallon tax bill 10 the House, and
It was passed without division and the
House adjourned.
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RATHER PREMATURE.
TuE MeR Aw CASE Nor sETrLEp,
But the TsmpsF of tho senate Judiciary
co@@It'sS "a to Report Adversely ON
all Nominations ot this ClAsa-ssaa.
tor Ksnaa viii Answer Edaupas.
SDcciql Dispaicl MM. Mi,pigeno,r.

SDocial Dispdic1 NJ NE TlisUigsnesr.
WAsHINaroN d a Fsb OF MI, :.
.,.. ,,I,;-taI :, TO-
po.s Puo'9usl "a tnIs MORNINGS papers
TO the effect that the S9nate Finance Com
mittee had reported adverssly on Oollsc.
tor ALcGray's nomination IL rrt,ns
TLo,a ~ -. t4s'oN untrue
aHste nus pecn no report Whatever on
Aedraws mama. Senator Eenna told
Your correspondent this morning that
thsrs will pro5ablv not ba roro,. -.
,,,,,--, ,,,,.I ss 'sp''N 'ol
seNeI" uays' ~ - KnoWn' however that
ths Rep lolScan msmbars are In favor OF
an RdTsr4a report on all the conte,ted
nominations Thar onoo,ition will ha
ha.aS ,"holI,, o,, 40, opsoSS'O" wN' %
oaSsu "uo'ly upon tue general ground oil
the remoyals.
asked Kenna II McGraw's rejection
,onl1 not rs.onan ,ha G,bt h.,wson tt,o
- '.,'e.',' 49, ~ s" si ."s 49, DS'"''u 'Ne
4sp'FAuEa lot 'ns place ana create new
lls1enSlons In the Democratic party in
Vest Virttnia. He said, "No. Ths matter
gill be settled 10 two minutes, The fight
has been made wholly by MCGrsW's op.
ponents in your party, and there are no
protests from Democratic sources, The
effort to defeat Democratic nominee has
nal tho effect to cause the withdrawal OF
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A wl,uuuoln Tragedy.

CHICAGO, LIS, Feb, 24,-The Journals
Milwaukee, Wis, special says: At noon
to-day Tobey Lawrence, Assistant Cashier
Of the National Exchange bank, was shot
and dangerously wounded on Wisconsin
street, near the Milwaukee Club House, by
George A. Warden, formerly book keeper
Of the same bank. The ball entered the
small OF the back and Is supposed to have
glanced of into the chest.
After the shooting Warden walked to
the Central Police Station followed by a
large crowd Of people, and delivered him.
self up. Mr.. Lawrence Is the son oi ].
NJ. Lawrence, once very wealthy resi-
dent ot the city. Itis believed that Ward.
Cn's mind waa affected, and that he was
influenced TO commit the deed for some
ianCled wrong, The shooting created the
greatest excitement In tho city owing to
the prominence OF the two men. Both
we're So years OF age and unmarried.
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PARIS, Feb. 4.-The memoirs OF the
notorious Cora Pearl, Queen OF the demi
monde, are about to be issued in this city
She claims her father was Mr.. Crouch the
author OF "Kathlrcen Mayourneen," she
fed from home at the age OF II
and commenced her career 10
Paris. She had as successive
lovers the deceased Crown Prince OF Hol.
land, the Dukes OF Morny, Gramont and
Caderoutz and other aristoCrAtP whose
names are thinly disguised under pBeu-
donyms in letters 10 her, now published
In the memoirs. The letters contain a
melange OF passion and Of politics. A
living European celebrity paid her $4,000
to suppress d letter from him. Cora, who
Is now A years old, livesin broken health
III small but comfortable house. She de-
clares that her long enjoyed income Of
100000 has been dlssipatel.
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CAPITAL CU1LINGs.

Mr.. Jones has been confirmed postmas.
ter at Columbus, Ohio.
Itis understood that the Secretary ol
the Treasury will recommend that Con.
gress provide specific duties on silk.
Solicitor General Goode asserts that the
charges understood 10 have been fled
against him before tue Senate Judiciary
Committee are utterly false.
In the executive session Of the Senate
yesterday a resolution from the Commerce
Committee was adopted calling on the
Secretary OF the Treasury for papers inre
lation to the suspension Of Customs Col
lector William Wells, Of Vermont.
The Postmaster General has accepted
the resiRnatlon Of A. Burt superintend.
ant Of the Fifth division railway mai
service, located at Cincinnati, o., to take
effect March 3lst, and has appointed
Joseph u. Guin, Of Attlca, Indiana, to the
vacancy. Mr.. Guin is head clerk Of the
Pittsburgh & 81. Louis railway postotlice
Al Yesterday q session Of the convention
OF the National Education Association
Hon. Terry Brown, Of Ohio, made o pre-
liminary report on educational statistics
urging the Importance Of securing uniform
and accurate school statistics. Repre-
sentative Willis, VI KY, Hon. Theodore
Nelson, Of Mich. Hoh. BIS. Morgan, o.
West Virginia, and Hon. II. w. Skinner
ol Ind, advocated the passage Of the edu
cation bill now pendlng in Congress.
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Mr. BLAlSR's second volume, extracts
l'm which RrO given elsewhere, is longer
a,l tarter than his first volume. lie deals
WIN men in whom there is a live con.
NApottry interest, and he draws their
p'ilfAls with free hand. Mr.. schufS
sal not like the picture Of himself, but IL
a1tlllIul and true to the life. II THE por.
ui'I be not pleasing that Ia because the
subject ia not admirable. The analysis
VI Af' Gleeley'S character Ia in the same
impartial vein, not intended Ia aatGer,
aiming only 10 be just.
from the specimens we have Of Mf
Sa'ne's work ss a lsllneator Of character
must lie said that lie has been very sue
~aalnl in the most difficult part Of hil
sSK' It's much easier 10 write a goot
geography, frequent as are the failures 1t
.l' branch oi literary work, than 10 Dol
SUteer o', down into q pen portrait, as MI
same has done. We have seen no ad
vance ,.l,s sheets containing Mr.. BlAine's por
%,. Ta; Of Mr' ConklinR, but Of CouBe MI
V,%SO.llnS will be in the gallery, nor 10 h
a,Iy 10 be "skyed' 30 that he will hav
WOe'een with a stepIadder.
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Special DtspIich 10 tk IntaItgdInr,
PAREERsDuRe, W, Va, Feb. "a The
sequel Of as bloody murder as was ever
perpstrated in this State occurred at Milo,
Lincoln county, Kansas, 10 the suicide ol
Clair Hostutler, who murdered George w,
Echols on Lee creek in 1879, Echols and
Hoututler were sitting at taole at the home
Of the former. A quarrel arose, and the
men went outside, when Hostutler caught
an ak standing near the door and split
Echols' head to his chin with one sweep.
ing blow. He was tIied for the crime and
served seven years in the psnitt nEiary.
The details OF the suicide are w bloody az
the murder. He first cut his throat on
each aide trying to reach the iugular vein.
Failing in this no seized his shot gun and
firing It with his toes blew the top Of his
head of,
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A HUNTINGDON, Pa, hotel keeper OF
City years wooed and won u kitchen maid
Of twenty summers. The woolng was in
the hotel kitchen, while the guests waited
aud wondered why 1t took so long to serve
bread and water. The maid said "Yes,"
and then the landlord weakened, DAM
agss we're estimated away up, $4,000.
Iae jury awarded $2,354, probably on the
theory that love.making in the kitchen is
mott be regarded as a high priced affair.
Bill the jury establishes the principle
taa the Kitchen maid has feelings, and
further that her feelings arc not to be
TITLED with,
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The Celebrated Electrician Married to a
Buckeye state ReIle,

AKRON, o., Feb. 24,-For the second
time In his lie Thomas A, Edison, the
"Wizard Of Menlo Park" has taken unto
himselia vile. The bride is Miss Nina
Miller, daughter of LsEls Miller, aud the
ceremony, which was quiet and simple
one, took place Nt the home Of the bride
this morning, The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev, Z, K. Young, DID,, pastor
OF the First NJ, Il, ChuGh. Immediately
after the wedding breakfast the happy
couple left for Mr., Edison's new winter
cottage near Fort MyeP, Fla, where the
honeymoon will be spent,
Mira Eilsoh is handsome brunette oi
20, her husband bsing eighteen years her
senior, and her accomplishments in music
and IN lelters, with her rare social graGes,
have made her iavorite far beyond the
circle OF local aCQuaintanCeship. Shs first
bsCame acquainted with Mr., Edison yOat
ago, while visiting friends In New York
City, and the friendship rlpened into love
at the OhautauQua meeting last fall. Her
father Is the chief stoCkholder OF Ault,
man, Miller & o., the great reaper and
mower manufacturers Of this city, and he
IL also the inventor Of the Buckeye mower
and reaper, His wealth ia estimated in
the nelghborhood OF two millions Of dol.
lars.
Mr.. Edison has three children by his
arst wife who died a couple OF years ago
One is q girl OF II and the other two are
small boys. The bride and groom will re.
turn here en- route for New York about
the middle Of April, and will be given
royal reception NJ the Miller lnRnsion,
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NEWS IN pnlEF.

Gen. John s. Lavender, Of St. Louis, Ia
dead.
Mr.. BseCher has recovered his stolen
watch.
Cyrus w. Lsmbsrt, a Fort Worth, Tex,
banker, was killed In the chase by his
horse falling and rolling upon him.
II reported in New York that Austin
Corhin ID the moneyed man who Ia back.
ing Mr.. Gowen Ia the purchase Of the
Vanderbilt interest In the Reading rail.
road.
II the Roman Catholic Church.is op.
posing the appointment oi Gen. Howard
to Gen. Hanc6gk'B place, leading Catholic
Clefgymen In New York have not heard
Of II.
The Kentucky Senate pissed q bill 10
make person convicted Of q felony In.
competent TO vote OF Betva on q Jury, II
ID expected that the Governor will veto
the pleuro.pneumoniA bill,
New York Democrats are making des.
perale efforts " capture tue next General
Assembly and elect Senator to succeed
Warner Miller. Governor Hill ID. a prdni.'
nent candidate. for the place.
Managers Of leading Chicago Theatres
have declared againet llLhogfaphio Catdi
for windows and other llko means oi I'D.
vertising attractions, and II Is thought
their action will become general through.
outths county.
The Congressional District Committee
appointed 10 prepare Q plan for the organ.
iGition Of State League from permanent
Republican clubs In Ohio, met Ut Oolum
bus yesterday, The prospects are that the
League will DO great success.
Bio hatpniha In Ahnea Lhlh week. btiorI
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FOR MONEY ANDLOVE.
TWO pUeILIsrIo ENcoUNTERs.
Jack Dsmpssy and Pete Mccoy Fight a
Glove Coutsst-Ehs Fight Awarded to
Dsmpusy-Two Rivals CoatSSs for
Lovely Maldon's Hand.

JERSEY, Cry, N. N,, Feb, 94.-About
1000 men gathered tonight in Oakland
rink to witness contest between Jack
Dempsey and Peto Mccoy, Chief cf
Police Murphy with a torGe OF Atty men
kept back the surging crowd from
tho twepty.four foot ring erected on
"a platform in the center Of the
rink, It was 1850 o'clock when Mccoy
jumped over the ropes. Dempsey follow
cd Immediately, W, +, Harding was
chosen time-kesper, and Mike Olesry ref
cree. In the first round Dempsey made
no attempt 10 fight, but he made three
points to MCCoy's one.
In the accond round Mccoy got in some
good work, but in the third, fourth and
nth rounds Dempsey fairly made sport Of
him and had him winded, ln the sixth
aud last round Mccoy fought for all he
was worth, but was unable TO stop Dsmp-
ssy's body blows and upper cuts, and Me-
Cjy's friends ielt relieved when the referee
called time.
The referee declared the fight had been
won by Dempsey, Tbs receipts which
went to the winner amounted to over
$1,000.
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sr. LOUIS, Feb. 94.-A special from In
dependence, NO., to the POSt.Di9patch
says: George Smith, colored porter at the
Chicago & Alton Railroad depot, this city,
recently sent note containing loving
epithets, and endearipg phrases to the 10
year old daughter OF M. g. Williams, 3
white citizen Of this county. The note
contained nothing indecent but neverthe.
less II go enraged the father Of the girl
that ho avowed 10 punish Smith. Last
night he and a number Of sympathizsr
took the negro TO barn near by, strung
him up to q beam and administered 100
lashes with a cowhide. Upon being re.
leased Smith left for parts unknown.
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SENATOR MonoAN, defending the Ad.
nini'tfation, makes tho point that the
AIOney.Genersl ought either to be i'm
peached or imprisoned for contempt, for
refusing 10 furnish the Senate with in.
formation on lile in his department.
This Is not happy thought. The Sen.
ate does not originate impeachment pro.
CeednsV, the Democratic House would
not. and there might be some difficulty
encountered in an attempt to inpeaCh q
whole Administration, from the President
down. ASior Imprisonment for contempt,
there iB the case Of Hallet Kilbourne,
Which does not encourage such d proceed
lay.
Neither Of these resorts is necessary
The Senate is on ground which It car
hold through one administration, or more
ilneedb be. /! 10 enough for the present
70 decline to confirm in every case IL
which the President asks the Senate to &C
iblind,
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PANS, Feb. 24.--M. valIon, President
oi tie Agricultural group in tho Chambers
called upon NJ. LoCkroy, Minister Of Com
nerCe to-day and urged him 10 continue
the prohibition Of the lmporLttlOn Of
American hog products. NJ, Lorkroy re-.
piled that before submitting the subject
70 the Chamber he would wait Tor the
hygeniU Committee's report, which would
decide the question Of the alleged pres
ehCs Of trlchlnn In American pork,
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ln,nnrinnl ilnntl lllni.lnn.

CiSciENATl, o., Feb, A,-A case was
decided In the Supreme Court to-day Of
considerable Importance. George Utist,
lumber dealer, Of this city, sued Brad,
streets Merchant Agency on the ground
Il had mlsFepfasented him BY "fatingp
him eironeoutly and claimed $4,000
damaEes, The defense was that Ctist re.
fused 10 furnish Information Usually oh.
talAOd from business men and that the
agency WAS therefore obliged 10 make an
estimate from outside sources, which was
done, Il was claimed, without any malice
The Jury sustained the defense and re-
turned d verdict In favor Of The agency,
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NOT DEAD, IIurMl,sING,
The slAFiliaE Termination OF a WIfs'a Bull
for Life IuaurAuCe,

rho sIAFiliag Termination OF a WIfS'A Sull
for Life Insurance.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Feb. 24,-seveu
years ago Cyrus B, Blue disappeared from
his home in this city. lie was a member
Of the knights OF Pythlus, from which, in
the event Of his death, his family were
entitled to $4,000 insurance. -Four passed
and, suppOaing that he was dead, suit was
instituted by Mrs. Blue for the recovery
Of the insurance. The evidence did not
satisfactorily prove the death OF 9lue and
the Court decided the case iavorably 10
the defendants, but iuled that the plain.
titts should have the right to file new
suit at the end Of three years II Blue
should still be missing.
The family were prepared to-day to file
a new suit. General James Il. Carnehan,
attorney for the Knights Of Pythias,
brought the proceeding to u surprising
termination by producing ailldayits show.
ing that Blue was alive and In Scotia, Neb.,
where he had found him after i've weeks
OF dilligent work. The allidavits showed
that Blue had left home on account Of
domestic troubles.
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Immlrtn,inn 10 tlnnndn.

OTTAWA, oSr, Feb. 94.-,rhe immigra.
ton agents OF the Dominion held con-
ference with the Secretary Of the Depart.
ment Of Agriculture to-day for the pur.
pose Of making arrangements for the
coming seasons work. A larg9 immigra.
ton Is anticipated. II 10 understood that
special pains arc to be taken III England
10 provide that persons assisted out to
Canada shall be agriculture luborefs only.
Artisans and others will have to look out
for theinBelYes.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. "a AT q meeting Of the
vestrymen Of Trinity Episcopal Church
last night, which was prolonged till one
o'clock in the morning, resolutions we're
unanimously adopted requesting Father
Belts, their rector, to withdraw his resig.
nation, assuring him Of their entire alle-
glance and thst Of the whole congregation
aud strongly urging him to remain with
them and carry outdis work in the parish.
This is tho resignation which resulted
from Father Belts connection with the
case Of Rev. Mr.. Jardipe, who committed
suicide few weeks ago.
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rllr 1tN1nN rAu1Flc.

A Plea for the Continuance of itS Indebted.
nssSby OIL Adams,
wAvuISoros, Feb. "a Ex-senator Joe.
n, Mcdonald, Of Indiana, and the Hon.
Ohstlps Francis Adams, Of Massachusetts,,
nade arguments before the Hottie Com.
mlltse on Pacific Railroads to-day on the
sanaral indebtedness Of the Pacific roads,
tSeif obligations TO the Governnent, and ny,
ihS S nfopoSitiun made by two OF threo bills
Soinre DE committee 10 compel the roads
~ ' 'Snniv certain percent Of their net
sstnShSs S 10 the liquidation Of their Inc
,lsbtedness 10 tie Governnent
4 ,th Snsakers opposed the forms Of the
h,Ils nendinR. Mi. Adams gave ~ re.
iarIeal sketCh Of the Union Pacific, with .
sisw IA Inpfes3ing the committees With
NE manner in which the road acSumu.
ialsi ils indebtedness. He said that IN
thN Bfpt place the Union Pacific coat
,nS,e nS N Ia construction, than others ol
tba % paclRus, labor, material and Trans.
nnTialibn OF The SAME being higher at tue
Ims s Y waa built than when the others
asTs ,,,siS = consttucled, Then there was 9
c%oItlnpetiiIon for traffic that the other
yoads jid not have 10 meet The road o.
present, he said, Saa not managed in 4
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THY have bank in New York which
dos business on peculiar principles. The
Roadway National Bank paid out in ont
Day, on Jacobs sharp's cheeks drawn tc
cash." SCS3,OOO, and the calhier cannot
name one penon to whom any Of the
money was paid! Mr.. Sharp has admitted
that bis own business methods are a little
loose, but then Mr.. Sharp isn't o bank
which is supposed to do obetter. Tho New
York Aldermen must have bsen glad to
know that the Broadway Bank and the
BOalway Railroad were both a llttle Lax
intheir way Of doing business.
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Hodirn Foand.

IND4sAPoLs, IND, Feb. 94.-ThlS
morning the workmen on tho canal dis
covered the badly decompogod bodies OF "a
man and woman which had been held
under hesurfaco Of the ice forsome weeks
The latter was identified as that OF Xarelds
Newton, a partially demented middle aged
woman, who disappeared month or
more ago and for whose whereabouts dill.
gent search has been made. II is sup
posed she threw herself into the water.
The other body was 80 badly dscomposed
az to be uurecogniSable.
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MlNERs' CONVENTION
AZ COalburg-FSars of u Big strikO-op
srAIOTD Position,

AT C0AlbuTg-FSAFs Of u Big StrikO-op'
sratoII Position.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. 24.-At q
meeting gof theeoal miners ofthe KanaWha
and New River district, held at Coalburg,
to-day, the Association resolved to ask
the Legislature to enact law requiring
employers to pay the wages OF workers
every two weeks in good aud lawful
money, aud 10 make days work eight
hours, and that the miners' convention
which meets at Columbus, o., instruct all
dealers that they will be boyCotted II
they handle coal from operators who pay
miners q cents or less per bushel for
mining.
Local organizers are to be put in the
field to perfect an organization. The &C.
ton OF the operators In this city recently
was denounced because they refused to
send delegates to Columbus. Tho Assocl.
alton expressed admiration for the Ray.
mond city miners who have been on q
strike for eight months.
In conversation with several operators
relating TO the action Of the miners II was
learned that they would run their busi.
ness regardless OF the action Of the miners
at Columbus or elsewhere. Many fear
that great trouble will arise from this az
soon as trade opens with the coal opera
tors in this valley. There are about ., 900
miners In this district and should trouble
come, 1t will be woise than four Year,
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Mr. MopRsoS's Ways and Means Com
ulttee charged its mind when it hearC
from the country, and now iE will give
DssriDgsOn the tariff bill, 1t is not lonl
.uce Mr. Morrison said; 1--WE have hear
enough. The time has come to act,
Unfortunately he stirred up too man!
Dsnocratic constituencies, who are look
ipg /, Republicans in Congress to say,
ih,n from their friends.