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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-14
LABOR PROBLEMS.
AcIiou Of che Federated Trades Assem-
bly, III Columbus. Ohio.
ny Telegraph 10 the Dispaich.

CHICAGO. December l3.-Edward MI
raney. dOcc9to from the Chicago Trade and
Labor Assembly 90 tbe recent tongre,s ~
Federated Trades. al Columbus, ONO. 30
rived al home Yesterday. In converse
ton with 4 reporter Murtncy said The &C.
ton OF the Congress relative 90 trade,
uniors and Knights of Labor was especially
important. lone result Of our action.
he said, - is that no hnight--oi-LahOr card
viii Doe recognized ~ any trade union 70
presented 40 Columbus, This YOU siy
means war. ] don't care II L docs
result in O war. II msn want, 10 wor6
AT union trade be must belong D. union
first. and then be- can 70 into everything
else be sets III. When ] have trouble a. g
hricLlayer | don't want q butcher. shoe
maker, or blacksmith, v DO doe not know
ANYTHING more about brlcklaying than a
dog does about side pockets for bones, 10
act upon any trouble that NV union be-
comes involved In Being asked about p
political movement, Muraney EXPIRE 'ed
himself ~ decidedly opposed % any
thlrd-pariv movement, and said that
manv Of the delegate, agreed with h,m.
"1he labor people, said he, "wuh their
widely divergent views on the tariff. on
mouty. and on every other question, cannot
be- united IN an economic political party.
Wa, there any attempt made % secure o
resolution in favor Of the Anarchists = ~
- wa in { going 10 speIh ~ that W men
the Congress reached the head OF tle
resolutions communication wa read
from the Central Labor Union 81 Cur
cago. which wound up with resolutions
like those adopted bv the district
emily condcmninc The verdict as au as
sault on free speech and all that stud.
was rather expecting q resolution, and 90,
soon as il wa read ! moved il reference
10 the Committee on Resolutions. The
committee, instead q reporting the An
archisl resolution, back. reported TN,
and here Mulrdncy produced tlc follow
Ing):
hcy0'yed. That il = tho opinion OF tll>
body The Congress Of Federated Trades
that the great Trades Of Amcries
are dependent on law and or
der for their continued existence and
support While We deem % unWi~c ior us
a. interfere VIII The administration u JUS
tee. we are free 20 express the hope TINT
the law will OF itself grant every Opportu-
lily OF defence 20 any y 10 may have rca-
son 10 complain.
when this was read" said Mu-
rancv. "a delegate Jumped u? and
moved 10 add, And this applies 10
The seeeu condemned Anarchists DO Chr
cago.' OF course. There was NJ objection
10 lbe resolution applying % any one. ana
The amendment was adopted. ! hepe the
Anarchists aud their sympathi2ers vii. iind
consolation ia the position taken ov the
great trades union, on that verdict.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-14
Police sourI.

The following eases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Joseph woodson. drunk. Fined q and
costs.
Samuel Merrvweather and Peter Cllye
both colOred), assaulung and beating each
other. Paid costs.
Flovd Price (coloredl. collecting and ap-
prourisiing 10 his own Use S3.5O-tbe pro-
perry Of J. J. sutherland. Continued uuiu
this morning.
John Il. Reinland. drunk. security re-
quircd for three months.
Laura Harris ,coloredl drunk and steal
ing haif-pound OF sugar. two pounds OF
meat. and half-peck oi mcal from George
sampson. sent to Jail for sixty DAYS.
Frank Brackhe. . person Of unsouud
mind. sent 10 jail and commission OF
uuacy ordered.
Henry Carcand. stealing a knife from
Joseph pismlr. Continued until to-day.
CT. TAYLOR, carele>>ly driving hi hack
and breaking the jumper OF A. X. snyder.
Fined $500.
Thomas McDonouch. aSsaulting and
beating Jack McDOnough. Dismissed.
jack MCDouough. drunk and di>Orderiy
and assaulting and striking Peter Nardiui
in the latter's ballroom. and being very dis
orderly IN the StatiOn-hOuse. sent 10 jan
and commission Of lunacy ordered.
Georgian Parker .coiOredl. cur>ing and
abusing Alice Louehln on the street.
Daniel shelly, drunk and yagraut.
Fined = aud COSTS
Jane, 4. johnson, drunk and o vagrant.
Fined q ~ aud costs.
Robert Welsh, creating disturbance Ia
TIE house Of Michael Walsh. Paid cost.
L. +. Barnett, drunk and disorderly on
the street. Fined - ana costs.
Anna Cosby alias Turner alas Ander
son .colorcdJ. drunk and using profau,
language on TIE street. Fined 500 and
costs.
". II. Hampton, drunk. Failed 70
an,wer. Attachment Issued.
Richard Roland lcvloredl, yasrant.
Dismissed
Lincoln Bail and George Collins Doth cob
olcdi. stealing bundle Of papers from "
/ II. Garter. Dismissed.
Frank IiaI,teaG, drunk. Continued uaa
TO-DAY.
Ado'pbus Ancr .colored). as,au',inc and
striking George W.FoE wuharocG. tnc1
$40 and costs.
Jim johnson .colorcdl. asslu't'ng a0l
striking Emily Miuor on The street. d..
missed.
John Lewis .coiorrdI stealing a walking
cane from /. Eudliucer. Whipped N coua
hy li, mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-14
A srREEt-CAR STRIKE.
Riot In ssn Frnsessce-Apasny OF she
Police.
Try telegraph TO the Dispatrh, I

SAN FRAXcIsCo, Decemher lathe strike
OF the strt,t-car employees assumed serious
proportions for an hour yesterday after
noon. Yesterday morning the Geary. Street
Line was tied up by order Of the knights
Of Labor. The striker formed a process
sion In the afternoon, and. headed by some
Two hundred Young boOdlums, marched
over both girfei-car lines, attacked and
beat the new hands and chased them away.
and ip several instances malirested the fia--
ssugpTs OF both sexes. Some thirtv per-
snns. chiefly women. were more or less
hurt, and were taken 10 the Sutler->tfre
Conpary'- Office for medical attendance and
uOhce protection. The procession Of
strikers marched slowly 10 prevent the,
cars behind them from running on schedule
iiue. whIle all the ears approaching were
made targets for bricks, CobhlrstOneS. and
sticks. J he police, though aware OF the
intention Of the strikers, had sent out OILY
ten men and 4 sergeant 20 Keep order. THIS
signiGcant force was brushed aside like
20 many flies. and several officers were Sc
verely besten.
After most Of the windows of the Sutler-
Street cars had been smashed and the
sirikeps, had finished their march and d.
persed, o large force OF police was sent to
the scene OF the disturbances. The apathy
Of the police l. alleged TO be- due 90 the fact
that Higgins. the Republican local boss.
controls the force. and Is bitter enemy Of
superintendent McCOrd, OF the Sutl-r-
street Line, who tried with Others 10 over
throw Higgins in the late campaign. Great
INDIGNATION j. felt by the Respectable peo-
pie at the rough treatment OF the women
snd children who were elected from The
streci-clrs ~ the strikers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-14

The kssssn Articles Rscosersa and
Three Asr~~es Daae.

Last winter a very large number Of in
stances were reported where small BOYS
committed robberles by breaking the WIN
dow-n3nes OF stores and extracting such
articles ~ could be reached from the out
side through the aoertures thus made.
his became 80 annoying that Mayor Car
rington Offered reward Of 800 for the
detection and arrest Of the guilty party or
Parties; hut the energies Of both the police
and detectives failed to receive the coveted
prize. The same practice has been begun
This year. aud number Of small robberies
OF this character have already been com-
miiied. and in most instances the guilty
parties have been caught and punished.
Last Fridsy night, as stated In the Dis-
Joict Of SUNDAY, the iewelry store OF J. i.
Alien q Co., 1897 Main street, was broken
into IN this manner aud articles OF the value
Of S,5 were extracted. The glass broken
was valued at SO. hut was cu' down and
ADDED to at q cost Of S35. This occurrence
has caus' d several Of the merchluis IN that
neighborhood to remove all Of the valul-
bles from their windows.
soon after - O'CLOCK YESTERDAY Defective
Wren arrested. in irbui 81 hi Office, Henry
Madison. colorcd youth about sixteen
Years old. on the charge OF committing the
son Of he accused two chains, which Mr.
Allen idCntihed a. ls property.
Ny. Wren having learned that : c0lored
youth had taken some eOoGs TO ieweller
10 ascertain whether or not they were Of
good qualify, was on the lookout. and saw
Madison trying 10 sell the larger OF the two
chains 10 q colored mau, and immediately
arrested him and took him into his Wren'sl
Office. llC5 Bank street.
Madison denied stealing the chains, and
SAID that he bought them from n mulatto
on Broad street. After being in Wrcu's
Office for some time Madison admitted 70
the detective that the other goods were ri
bis i9ther's house. on Byrd street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. He insisted
that he did not commit the robbery, but
that he bought the articles from mulatt0
youth and paid 30 cents for al Of them.
Sergeant Tomliusou was notified OF Madi-
sons arrest. and ne. in company will De-
teciive NOWiiu and Policeman Wren. went
over 10 Mndison's fathers and got the
good, and arrested both of Madison, pi-
rents. They will al boz before the Ponce
Court. All OF The icwelry missed bv Allen
Z Co.. and one or two pieces more. were
found al Madison house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-14
Personals end Brtefs.

Judge Lowell, Of Warren county, l. h
tl. city.
Tx-Atorpey.Geucrai White. OF We>i
Virginia. ls in the city.
The Rev. Or. L. NJ. Mixers. Of Peters
burr. il in the city, stay lng NJ $40 east cay
,trett.
Miss Bessie Chesterman. 81 Holly
SuTine.. Mis-, Is the guest Of Miss Blanche
Gardner, Of 500 west Gay street.
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fir
men Lee Lodge, No. 20. VIII give 49,
let ball al Monticello Hail wednesday
night.
The city ambulance va, called 10 Thlr-
teenih aud Main streets about 4 o'c ocS
YESTERDAY afternoon 10 q co'0red man VINO
wa, taken III. His needs were attended 10.
Mcssrs. L. L. Turner and Z. II. Cole
man, clerks Of Craig and Amelia counties
respectively, were in the city yesterday
settling their accounts with the Auditor oi
Public Accounts.
The British schooner Ahcla, one bum
dred aid ninety tons, Captain W. {. John
SOD, cltsred yesterday for Rio DE JanrifO,
Brazil. with 1855 barrels II -four. valued
at Sl0,726; shipped by tine HiXalhCren-
shaw Company.
Mr.. Cameron Erskine Thorn and VIE, OF
Los Angeles, Cal, are 10 the city the
guests Of DR.. George Ross. Mr., Inom Is
one OF the original e 4ger, and h~yer
OF prominence in his adopted state. AT the
breaking out OF the war be came back TO
Virginia. entered the Confederate army,
and served through the struggle but I'M
meGiaIely after the surrender returned TO
Los Angeles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-14
CUMULATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
The Houi,zer Reunion,

The ar nual banquet and rfuuion OF the
lJ,hu oud HOWiiZer Association took place
h>- evening 81 MURPHY, Hotel The A.
sOc,.ti0u assembled IN the parlor together
viii the Ilowitzer Compauy-the latter iH
fun uriiorm-and other guests, and all T.
paired % the hauque;-haIl. where q feast
bed been prepared under tne direction "i
Me.sr,. +. N. cruup aud Luther 4.
Barnes.
When supper wa practically concluded
the r. u.ar toa-t> wer, announced ana re-
.Voudcd 20 iu TIE following order:
!. Army of Northern Nirgiua; Response
hy JuGI- II. ". Fiourncy.
.. IRE Present Company Of IloUi,zers
hy Nj J.. II. Mcclure.
.. Tie Women OF tlc south Mr.. &. L..
Wiueo.
8. Tie Confederate Dead; R.y.J. VII
iiam J0ue.
Volunteer toa,ts were then made the
order. and ,perche, were made 10y Nr. j..
Nulcw Mclrcery, Mjor II. G.. Cr,r
Judge George l.. Christian, ond Others.
The occasion was, ~ the lIowz'r re-
uuous usually aye, q most pleasant one.
and viii cml4lm many pleasau, rrcpiie--
fflfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-14
rlAAkTT- ~ TtLrGkAsR
INV 4CAk

1kW 1Ihk
NV YORK December Is .--Coito. steady.
- o. 1Is bsles. Epsnis, elc., Or.6s ns,
sIl-I 6c.; receipts. 81 10 Oale% expOrts-
"a GieEt Britain. Il sol bales. 20 France,
900 ps les 70 the Continent, 30 soa bales :
stock. gsI gs4 bales. southern noar quiet
HpG unchanged. heat 4sHc. lower aud
fairly active. No. red. January, pO4G
go3.c.: February. sILa92sc Missy, s6sss
p7i-C, Corn q shade lower, closing ste-i
No z January, 4sl1s4sac.; February. 40.
~ lice May, 81 -s5Xp. oats quiet: No.
Deem Der nominal al sac; Januar!
34I84Ac; February, S515aS5sc.; May,
ss5.c. HOp quiet Hnd unchanged. Cofse-
fElr Rio urn Al Ga e7ssSI5, NO RIO.
DecemD er. az 95agl3; January. sIz.s0s
slS 05; February, Sl2 s5ssls 10, May.
SIslCaslS 30. sugar quiet md steady
IenEed quiet. N0lssses eady. klce steady.
Cotton seed O.l-29c. for crude rev 3sc.
Tor refined. kozn quiet. Iurpantlne duu
Hide firm WOO slescy out quiet. Pork
Quiet but firm; ~ ESQ Z Il Tor tTO-year Oh
81 i.5Oasl2 Tor One-yesr old. Beef stea d J.
Midcies duh. long clear nominal Lara
shade lower and moderate y active: west
ern steam Ss42sso as: Dece u Der. 50 asa
s645; Nay, S6.73a36 10. fIelsAts Steady.
sALTInOEE.
GBALrIMORE, MD, Dccem Der Is. Cotton
Tru: middl.n g, sssas,xc. Flour urm aud
sieaoy: Howard street and western va
perfine 81 St8sZ75; DO. extra. az soa
Is 70 DO family, Sfss4 30; Iity Nils So
pertins e. s5ss2 rs; do. extra. sS..ss 70 :,
Elo DraDos. Si.62ss4.e7; Fatapsco 10 ally.
1913 do supcflsuYe pa-eut- so.9O.
Wheat southern eady ana nrla Western
h!ah.r: sUufr ern REQ SUsS8c., southern
su5bei qI6s5c No. western wiutsr re1.
spot and Deem her. etae7rc-; January,
se.Rsel4c feoruary seAasosc. C.lrn-
southern nrln western criner and active
koutherr white, 47S4sc. southern yellow.
4es4tc: Vestern MlXed, spot, 45ssc. bid
ecem Der 4tAss5te., JANUARY 4oss}6sc :
February. 47i.c steamer. 4ssais,so. Oats
t!sher and scs rec southern S6a4Oe. west
EN- white. sessOS. western mixed SOC
Fss 6Oc. Hay firm and quiet; prime 10
choice western SLASH. PROVISIONS sDout
steady. Mess pork, tll. bulk-moAts-
SboU lders and eiesr-rlb sldes packed. "a and
&c bacon shoulders, 7s73sc eiesr-riD
,tces Tic Hams i2sl22Sc. Lard Refined,
nc Butter rrm: western. packed lss
] SC creamery, 2Sasoc. hggs nrn Al s7a
use Petroleum lower. refined. &c. Conee
highei-hio esrgoes, ordinary 10 falr its
I4sC. rugAi nrm and steady: soft, &C.. {,
ccpper-r fined steady ~ lVxsixo. "hlsAsy
nriu 81 u. 2SasI.2s. treignn du.l.
CHICAGO.
CEICAso pece u Der u.s. Cssh quota ious
were as follow: lom uncnsngeo; No q
sprins wbest 773sc NO 7O,,e. No. (
.5sse. Mes pors. sliRsli.l21s. Lara
ssC7.RgS.lQ. short RIO sides. loose, sS.5sa
81 so. Dry sailed northumberland "a 7SS
- sC. shofi clear s,des. boxed, 50 e5As5 30.
Whishsy, 81 Is Leading futures ranged A.
follows. ~nesi-No 2 Nav. highest, soc, I;
rrncsl 77Isc.: lowest 77ase.; CLOSING
$50: January. highest fssc.; lowest
515gc. clOsing, 7s.e February. highest
7sAe.; lowest, 7ese.; closins. 7se. Corn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-14

were met at the depot In Petersburg by
members u the new Division and escorted
to Hotel Gary, where they were handsomely
entertained. AT 9 O'Clock the grand con-
ducsor opened specisi session OF the
Grand Division ard the new organization
was formed, with n membership OF thtr.
teen, under the name OF L. Il. Lee Diyi-
sion, No. 205.
The Brotherhood Of Conductors OF the
United states has over 1900 Dcmbers.
The Richmond Division Is ia 1ourisbing
CONDITION, With membership OF stxty-hve,
ard not one black sheep"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-14
IIRIOUS FLAMES
DesIruciive ConfiagratIOn an {. Louis
Caused by Failing Buildings.
lHr fnlerra nh IN TIE nIsnafchI

-. LOUIS. December 1l-AbOut halt
past O'Clock this afternoon the upper toor
OF the 4. ]. Shapcigh ana tautWell Hard
ware COmpany's extensive establishment
occuUN ipg stores numbering from Ala 10
400 north Nam street. fell with great
crash. Thi, floor was covered with heavy
agricultural machinery, and IN IL fall car
RED down the third floor. stocked with
shelf goods. and the second floor. filled
with sample goods. IN 3 moment or
two the df5ris caught Ire, ana with stIri-
ling rapiditv The flames shot up through the
broken timbcrs 10 the roof. There were
tire-Wall, between the different store rooms,
hut an had openings in them, and IN very
short time the entire building wa. q mas,
Of flames, and every window and door was
belching forth great clouds 81 heavy
black smoke. shortly after thi, the roof
over No. 80 and The north wall on Vine
street fell. Then parI Of the front or
Main. street wall topped down, the inie-
nor floors Of the whole building following
In rapid succt sslOn, aud 10y j. NJ. mo-
thing was left but broken walls and great
mas OF burnt and ruined good and twist
I'd and destroyed machinery. The IRE
was confined 70 the Shapelgh building and
The surrounding properly, which was be-
fore The walls and roofs fell in in imminent
danger. was but slightly damaged.
At the time OF the crash some tfty en-
ployes were scattered through the building,
bui 20 far a. can now be learned all buttwo
Of them are accounted for. and II j. thought
these two will turn up later. Several Of
the men received slight I'M uTles III the way
of bruises and cuts. but OF those who nave
reported none are seriously hurt. The
firm dealt largely in sporting goods, pis-
tols. and small ammunition, and during the
IRE there was very active iusllade by eX'
Ulodipc cartridges. which created some
alarm in the crowd present, but nobody Il
known TO nave been hurt by the stray bull
LETS.
The house carried heavy stock. valued
NJ the present time at about S50O'0eO.
What part OF this, il any, can be saved Is
not now known, but the probabilities are
that an is ruined. The insurance amounts
TO $500. Oc0. divided among one hundred
compapie chiefly eastern and foreign, In
sums ranging from $4,000 TO $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-14
Inst Miami. I,Irrruphir Tia.he..

George j. West. VINO has acted a. cou0-
sci for Doc" Wilson In bis suli against
I. l.. MOeu. has withdrawn from toe ease.
The tweBty-,e,enth international Con-
yenuou Of the Young Mems Christian A.
soc.alion viii be- heid In san fraaci>c)
early ia May. lSs..
\ uandment from Cardinal Tsschereau.
read in the Catholic churches Of Queoec
SUNDAY, prohibits Catholics from attending
the meetings II the salvation Army. Tracts
sud bymn-books distributed BY the Saliva
tionlsis must be thrown iuto the tire.
J. \. kimhali, ex-reyepue collector at
Jackson, Miss, and hls sureties. have been
rOtited ~ Unsied states officials AZ Wash
ngtOn that sui, has been instituted agalns,
bln fcr 5000 ana Interest thereon
since h,s r. moyAl H. iSSi, Which amount
Eiuhali i said 10 Dc ~ arrears.
4 special from san Antonio, Texas, says !:
R,N. Wi,liam Nyer, pa.tor OF The Baroet-
Sre,t Msib1dls, church, VAS arrested ve.-
ulGay Oh change Of DEMONSTRATING. The
es.e BE- been Submitted u the grand iary.
and the prisoner has been refused bail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-14
DnnylIie Notes.
Especial telegrp n to the Dispatch

UANvHLE. VA. December 13.-The case
Of Henry Fuller. charged with the murder
Of !. J. Mcintyre. was called to-day, but
was continued until the next term OF tn
court.
The work OF tearing down tt old bridge
began TODAY,
good cducer' VIZ. given tonight hv
ladie, and gentlemen here for the benefit
Of the Grays. MesSr,. Frank Cunningham
and krk Matthew's, OF Richmond. TOOK
paIt.
The news OF finding The old man in The
Cluyerius ca4c created much interest here
TODAY. Tylqr, the c0lOred waiter. l'fi here
last ,princ, and the lat heard % him was
that he wa, 70 Baltimore.
Three RUNWAY couples got marricd a
Pelham. y. q, Yesterday and to-day.
Rev. Mr.. leadles, the new pastor OF
Floyd street church, preached III, tr-t ser
mon here YESTERDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-14
GHAIy AND JOrTVN fICHANGE
RICHMOND. December j 1855.

RICHMOND. December u 1855.
CIT EJISGs.
WREAT.-5 sss oushe.k
MILL or AL-lO tons.
tLoUE-Z5O barrels.
SALES KEPuKTED TO sscErsAKs
WREAT.-Mixed, ! 500 bushels prime a.
$50. 7f5 bushels common al 71c.; Zst
busnfls very cOmmO al 55 10 62c. Red
600 bushels prime LOugoerry 81 csc. Isl
bushels very good LOI berry al s3c.; LOO
huFpt is Very good LpngOerry al SZc.. lss
husues prime Snurtberry al SOC; loo
bushels very good ShOrtberry al SIC. 4s
bushels illI Sbortberry at soc, 81 ouAne!,
common sLOrtOerry AZ 7jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-14
A Marine Casualty.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. December l3-Ilc
schooper Maid and Jrammcr, which vs.,
toe unfortunate cause OF the los, OF the
boat, crew Of tn steamer huicSc-bock"r
ON the III instant, ha> arrived here iu t.w.
She reports that one Of beer uaic- jumped
INTO TIE knickrrh0cEcr' boat. carrying q
line. and wa, lost with tbt kuiCk.rhotsrr e
men. The captain Of The schooner know
nothing OF the lo-, o! ;hc hnickerbocher'>
men and hi- oUu mate Until Informed by
the tug which picked ANN mp of lhc Eastern
shore Of Virginia. lie supposed bis mt
was .aic Oh board Oh hnickerbocber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-14

WASHINGTON. December 10, 1850.
Aenaie.

seuhie.
Nj. Morrill, presented the credentials of
senate. kdmuuds Toy The iuil Term com-
monciug March &, lsS1. Placed on hle.
Anon. the numerous bills introduced
aud referred were ihc following:
~ Mr. Bowen Providing new basis for
thc circulation ol national banks.
Mr.. Morgan called up his resolution OF
December OH requesting the Secretary Oi
The Interior o. furnish information as 70 the
STATE oi fact. on wuich tac coal and iro0
land, % abama have been withheld from
sale, uotW ttsundiug the act OF March -.
l-si, which was adopted.
Nj. Gallon INSIDE an effort 10 have the
-pfgia' order on Mr.. Logan's bill accepting
lard lpf Government purposes on Lake
Michigan POSTPONED until Wednesday
next, hut Nr. Pat c0uiended that the
specla order for open executive sessions
TOOK precedence ~ IL.
The senate lai 1850 resumed the c0n>id-
Grafton Of hr. Morn Us resolution declaring
The promise Of making proper revision oi
The tariff al The present session obviously
hopeless and impraciicabie and Ar. Dawes
proceeded 70 address the ~etate on that
subject. Mr.. Dawes advocated biz own
resolution referring the subject 10 the
Finance Committee, aud he was followed
by Mr.. Mcpherson, WHO advocated the Re-
leuuon Of TIE duties on sugar. but favored
Their removal on salt, iron orr, coal, aud
coarser qualities Of wool
Mr.. Morrill, moved the reference Of his
resolution 70 tue Finance Committee.
Mr.. Beck opposed such reference and
suggested that senator on both side
should urge on their friends 10 the House
10 pass some tariff measure, 30 a. 10 bring
The question before the senate In some
pTscuca manner and thus open The doors
LARRY TO debate. lie was not welded
tc any scheme. He wanted taxes re-
dueed. BE believed that before this
country acquired tie commercial position
II was entitled 10 il most carry Its own
products on ts'Own ships and thai II could
Rot % No 40 long a. II tad 10 pay 80 per
cent more on every bolt and every piece Of
eorGagt m ship than IT, competitors had
70 psy. The removal OF the tax on tobacco
oi sugar would not open \ single manu-
iscturiDg establishment In the United
slaies. Such things were only suggested
,or The purpose Of preventing anything
peihg done 10 enlarge manufacturing
powers and 70 send manufactured
piooneis Hbroad. The men who owned
the manufactures were cop;ent with the
Ahtricap market. With ali their prcteDees
-oi hoing American labor they intended 70
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rance.
HvAnrlo. lrnerIcan ca be to Ia plspatch.

Paris. December 13.-Thc Cabinet al
the council to-day decided 20 ak the cone
sent Of the Chamber Of Deputies % the
provisional estimgte> for only Two of the
departments OF the Government. The
adoption Of these estimate, j. considered
certain, o. three Of the groups % tho Lit
have agreed % vote in favor Of them. II
the lobble> Of the Chamber Of Deputie- tle
dissolution Of the Chamber 10 the spring l..
being actiycly discussed.
NJ. I,oureus, vicc-pre>ident of the Coun-
ell OF state. has consented 90 accCp, the OF.
nee o. Minister OF Foreign Affair." IN
Eoblrf's Cabinet