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uRdEN pEFIcLENcY NIL
Passed by the Hou'o-A Lively PA.D'EO o

paSSod BY the HOuSo-A Lively PRSSSgO oi
u Political Nature,
WASHINGTON, D, O., March 5.-In con
,llering the Urgent Deficiency bill to-day,
n the House, Mr., Cannon referring to the
tenn Of $1,000 for the repair Of the Treas
iry building he stated that there was a
eak IN the roof and commented on the
act that roofs would leak and iron would
ust even under this Democratic admins
ration.
Mr.. Hewitt, OF New York, remarked
hat the Treasury Department would not
sak n)w.
Mr.. Cannon retorted, that the Demo.
rats fter inCubating the eggs had found
nat the Treasury accounts had only been
no cent eh0rt and that had afterwards
,een found,
"rurn the raseals out" suggested a
Democrat.
Mr. Cannon said that he would not talk
.bout that.
Mr.. Hewitt was not surprised that the
Gentleman would not talk about 1t. 1t was
deClicate subject.
Mr.. Cannon said II was subjeGt which
10 would let the Democrats talk about,
10 was willipgt that the Democratic party
hould turn out any body II had the man.
lood tOtnrn nut He was willing II should
turn out the 10000 Republican oillcehold-
~, hutlt should uUu mAnfnlly., ltshould
4y To them; ave want tho places; you
,re good ciIlceholders and honeat men but
ve want the places and you must co.
He was willing that honest Republlcars
hould be turned ont and honest Demo
rats put 1t. Ha wanted nothing but hon
esty and he hated hypocrlcy In even such
little thing as the distribution oi offices,
Mr.. Hewitt called attention to the item
Il an appropriation to enable the Navy
Department 10 pay txisting' obligations,
he called attention toit, he said, because
he thought that this practice, whether
Rrried on by the present OF previous ad'
uinistraiions Of contracting obligations
prior to the appropriation Of money, was
eprehensibls.
The committee then rose and the bill
Ras passed, yeas, 800; nays, 20.
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TngORLaANs rRlNCEs.
the oiO'tI'u of Expultoa from France
De FFeyOllOra Victory.

the oIOItIlu of EXpulII0a from Frauce-
DE FFsyClGOIs Victory.
PARIS, March 5.-Thsre Is great excite.
@ent in political circles to-day over the
overwhelming victory OF NJ. De Freycinet
n the Chamber Of Deputies last nighi
Upon the question Of the expulsion Of the
orleans Princes. The members Of the
Government party are oyerloyed at the
size ol the triumph which they believed
would be much narrower. Two weeks
lgo they were by no means Confident Of
leteating the sWeepiug resolution OF NJ.
Duches ordering the sxpulslons Of ali
male members Of families which had
reigned in France Fearing the passage
of this measure, NJ. De freyCinet procur.
I'd the introduction by NJ. Riyet, OF
resolution authorizing the Govern.
nent TO expel the Princes n
In It's discretion they should bt-
come dangerous TO the Republic. Tn,
COMPROMISE was then deemed necessary 10
prevent the: adoption Of the Duches reso.
l4uon wnlcu might involve the fall Of the
Ministry. But last night after the brill.
,ant debate, iu which the radicals Ole.
menCeau and Ballue brought their heaYi-
" artillery 10 bear upon the Govern.
nent, the balloting showed crescendo
'erteB Of votes for the Government. Three
ballots were iaken, each involving practi.
callya vote Of confidence, or want OF con.
idence. The Government won In every
case and each time with q lnajority larger,
ooth autnSlly and relatively, than that Oh
.ho previous vote. The Government then
completed It's victory by moving tho order
fIhe day. In other words, NJ. De Frey.
uinet asked the Deputies to declare bys
tOrulal vote tnat they were through With
lhe expulsion incident and ready to re.
turn To routine business. The Premier
Knew that he had the Chumber well
IN hand by this time, and his confidence
Sas vindiCated by the rousiug majority Of
2il nut Of iB5.
The Ofleauists profess naughty indifIer-
e1ce TO the whole proceeding. They ap.
gear never TO have feared that the expul.
iion would be ordered, although one Of
,heir speakers has said that II the powera
that now rule France decreed their exile
there were other lands as fair as France
WA0AO bLeJ COulu BILL WuTk Oub tu6lI
plans for the regeneration Of the country.
The secret OF their steady confidence 10
not yet fully apparent. Il Is known that
there have been various diplomatic inter.
changes between the Orleanist camp and
the Cabinet, but no one now believes that
NJ. De Freyclnet was either bibsd or ca.
jgled at those parleys. His language and
nls acts have been without regard 10 the
wishes or the dignity OF the Princes, oI
xhom he has suggested that they would
plot more freely III exile and they should
be kept as hostages. Apparently the main
source OF tho Rpyalist confidence was the
hybIil character Of the faction advocating
expulsion and the belief that tho open ap:
provAl Of the proposal by Bismarck and
the German press would stifIen the gov.
ernments opposition TO expulsion and
irritate the Prnssophobiats into combining
for its defeats.
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GALVESTON, TEX, March GA special
to the Ncws from Dallas, says: Thestrlk
on the Texas Pacific railroad at this point
has thus far had terrible etltc. on bust
ness. The attempts made by the citizen'i
committee at Marshall 10 effect a settle.
ment by arbitration have completely
failed. The three days allowed by Re.
Ceivers Brown and Sheldon for the strikers
to resuns work.expired yesterday and the
was Issued TO day, not iiing the men who
refused to return to work that they are nc
longer In the employ Of the company, and
warning The strikers not TO COngregat,
about lh station warehouses, trying to in,
tlmidate those who are willing tO work,
The circular says that II the men petsls!
In such intimidation the Receivers will
ask help from the Unite States courts,
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Fptlutll,ld n.01of woke 5 IKE.

srRlseuKln, o., March 6.-The com.
mittee representing tho different knights
Of Esb,r organizations in the city held 9
meeting this forenoon for the purpose Of
organizing Rn Executive Board. To this
board will be- rel ,rrs all questions bear.
ing on the situation. The men under.
stand from the interview with Mr. White.
ley, published yesterday, that atbitratisn
IS out Of the question, aud @liile nothns
Is said 1t Is very prob ,blo that q boycott
will be- orlsrsd. The trains ara watCht d
for incoming workinen, but few have a..
rived. There is perfect order and NO in
dicatlons Of violence. InU counsel Of the
men ia against 1t,
No moro men are out and all the shops
in the city except this Wnltelsy's are In
sympathy with tho workmen.
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Uoid.Bioodsd Murder.

1lrrLH Rock, AK, March b.4-Ths par.
tIeulap Of q Oold.bloodsd murder which
occurred Tuesday last in Christian Town.
ship, Independence county, have reached
this city. William Pool and a man named
Evans while ell route home from Wash.
lngten, Ark, where they had both become
drunk, bsCalne quatrelsome and fought
Pool being woIstsd In the combat, and
after returning home and sleeping of the
effects OF his 'Caronse he sholldefed his
shot gun early Wednesday morning with
The intention Of killing Evans. He found
tho latter at his hoipe, and without any
warning, walked UP behind him and sboI
him In The back ol the head, killing him
Instantly, The murderer escaped.
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anarr oAkN At N, A..d.mr,

NsStMonday night al CHARLEY ghay,s
Academy ol Music the pictureE1te drama,
"Buff 0akain will open q weeks engage.
tneht The'Toledo BE saysi t,That pietdf.
erqnB American play, III flVs acts, Bur-
Oaks opended weeks engagement last
evening 10 an immense audience, Under
the personal supervision Of the authors,
Mea8fB. Davis and Milton Higgins. II
was produced with new scenery, realistic
effects and select company far exceeding
In dramatic excellence the company that
presented the drama At WheeleTs last
season. Most oiihe membsEs Of the com.
pany have won national regulations and
are well and ilvotably known. 10 Toledo
theatre goefs. The cast 10 q most excel
lent one throughout, az there mott weak
point II II. The play ls one that exclleB
and holds the Interest and attention OF
the audience, and sympathy Is wholly
with the Recommendation murderer. nIf.
Perry Meldoh as Burr OdkS, AM Miss
Josie Crocker as Mdtoie, were 'NeIl sun.
ported, and the comedy part Vt the piecs
was particularly we'll produced by Van
KlnGle aa Jesler JtdkiRt,"
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The lsntombod NontiCoko nIlporv.

WiLxEsHAnaE, Pa, March 5.-The stu.
alton at Nanticoke Is becoming critical.
Last week the officers Of the susquehanns
Coal Company resolved to abandon the
work Of rescue and to leave forever en-.
tombed the twenLy.six men who were
buried at No. slope on December lS
last. Against this decision the miners Of
the Wyoming Valley rebelled, In order
to give expression to their feelings about
800 Of them from Nanticoke and Wilkes.
barre and other places, held a mass meet.
Ing OF Nanticoke last night. II wss finally
decided to send resolution 10 Shperih.
tendert Morgan to-day and demand that
The work Of rescue be continued. A reso.
luton was offered that all miners and EN-.
ployes Ia the employ Of the company stop
work and refuse to enter tue mines until
the work ot recovering the bodies is re.
commenced, and was adopted without a
mutmur Of dissent
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READiSo, March 5.-aoorse p. dAuUter
o. ihis city, hos, with the aid Of NeN
lOfk parties, organized the ssltWindint
v'ocE . Company, with a capital Of 100000
Is their intention to establish q factory
nele iot the manufacture Of clocks Of al
= i.es mat will never run down. Gaustei
,Ds uM sTo clocks at his residence, one O.
Wn'eh has been running avs years aht
ig sE, other lout yearp, without winding
, ims ,.I leN i9 accomplished by means Of
WlNa Wheel behind the machinery 90 ar
'algel .sG that tho air OF the room UAlches 4
i,u iau Keeps II In constant motion, thu
"0ePlh8 the spring wound up,
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CncAeo, March 5,--The declaration OF
the libel suit Of Justice Mech against
Rev. Kittridge, pastor Of the Third Pres.
Byterian Church, was fled in the Circuit
Court this afternoon. The declaration as.
aerts the plaintiff had always lived ia good
rspute and to bring him into disgrace the
delendent who was melted thereto BY
the devil and without the fear Of
God In his heart, and for the purpose to
vain glorlously INTRODUCES himself up.
on the attsntion oil the public that
he might become notorious thereby
and known as vendor OF scandals and
sensationalism. did wiCkedly compose
false scandalous matter In q newspaper
published In the city OF Chicago, In said
county and State. The newspaper 10 also
made co.deiendant.
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GALVESTON, TEXAS, March 6.-The an'
tic1pSted labor dilEisulisies here have
undergone no active development up Ia
noon. The representatives ofile Missouri
Pacific, Southern Pacific, Texas Pacific,
Texas Central and the officials OF tht
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe were waiteG
upon by a C3mtnittes OF the Knights o.
Labor, and were notified not to haul,
handle or move freight consigned to Of
from the Mallory Company, or freight fol
apy OF the Wholesale houses Of Galveston,
as the latter bad refused TO observe the
boycott sgainst the Mallory Company.
This notice takes effect after To-day.
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SIoSreoNERY, Ala, March IA Gtt
Which hrots out Ia the Alabama ware.
house in this city, this afternoon, de-
stfoyed The northern half Of the ware.
house, covering q block, and between three
thousand and thifly.fte hundred bales d
cotton. The building belonged 10 lehman
Dun 4 Co., oithlB.city, aud the cotton Il
numerous owners. The loss 10 folly $780,
OO0, all Of which isCovered BY insurance
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BoLivAh, Mo-, March 5.--wsdnesday
evening AlobSo Y, swihsle, a farmer llv.
Ing in Jefferson township, this county,
came hero and surrendered himself 10 Che
Sheriff, saying lie had shot his brother
Sigel Swingle, Instantly killing him, Ac.
corllng 10 his story, slgel having attacked
him, shot al bin once and was pursuing
lin 10 fife another Rhot when he lAlobSo,
shot him dead Another brother, Gran
swlngle, followed Alobs1 10 town Armst
10 take Ills llis aud ayenRe sigel, who Wal
Grants iivoflte brother, but AiohS1 had
already heer placed In lail,
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STREET CARS START.
zee eREAr sTaIKE sETTLEp
And the Cars start on Their Tsips Amid th'
PlAudltS of n sympAthIlInE POpuIAoe.
The Terms of the ssttlSmont-OthSr
strikes and Labor Movements.

NRw YoRK, March 5.-Up to 1O:45 thil
morning no disturbances have been re
ported at the police headquarters, Not /
street car is running and as yet no at
tempts have been made to send out cars
The city appears as II dead. Nothing like
the present trouble has been witnessed
ever since the worst days OF the great cpl
zootlc epidemic a dozen years ago. The
police force Is thoroughly organized and
is confident Of its ability to represt
promptly any disposition to riot, Every
man able to put on u uniform and carry a
club was ordered on duty last night, and
this morning 1900 men are held in reserve,
The police headquarters looks like an
enormous biyousC Of uniformed men, held
in readiness to answer calls from any
quarter.
Squads Of lllteen or twenty policemen
were dispatched early to guard all
railroad depots aud stables. Mounted
men patrol Grand street and the route ol
the Dry Dock railroad from end to end, to
keep the route clear and in the event Of
any attempt being made to run a Car over
the road, as yesterday, in oydsrto save
the company It's charter, Police Supsrin.
teudent Murray Is determined to suppress
a repetition Of yesterdays scenes. No
trouble is however apprehended. The
strikers preserve an attitude Of quiet de.
terminati n, awaiting the result Of the
conference now being held between the
Executive Committee Of tho employees and
Railroad Commissioner ODonnell, who
arrived from Albany this morning in an.
swer 10 a dispatch demanding his pres
ence. 1t will be followed by a meeting
between the Commissioner and the repre-.
sentatiyes Of the railroad that will decide
the line Of future action,
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ST. Louis, March 5--The Executive
Committee Of i've Of the Knights o
Labor Assembly No, 1Ol have been hold
ing daily meetings, at the Hotel brown
in this city, for some time past, but wert
not In session there last night. j. j. Nc
Garry, Judge Advocate Of the Assembly
has been with the Executive Committee
at nearly all tho meetings While all the
proceedings were held with closed door
It is known, nevertheless, that tbs
threatened Gould gysLom strike was thg
cause OF the meeting.
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THE PARIS BOURSE
TuRowN INTo a anEAF upRoAR
BI thS Antics of an AuArohiSt-A Very Ser.
SAiOnai Scene in which Pistol Shots
Flgurs-M. DO Rrsyolnsps Victory In
the French Chamber Of DsputisS

PARIS, March 5,-Psronnier, the soldlel
who by firing his revolver in the Chsmbei
of Deputies on the 95sh Of February forced
the State to take notiCs OF him and hi.
grievance has already had an imitator
While business was at It's height thil
morning in the Paris Bourse a strans.
man in the gallery drew attention by
making apparently aimlgss demonstra,
Itons, Subsequently he took bottle con,
tanning an explosive liqlid from pocket
and cast It down among che brokers upon
the floor OF the Exchange, crying out as
he did 30 "Vivs AnarChisw The bottle
struck no one, remained intact tand IN lde
no episode,
A lev spectators who were interrupted
IN their observations by the muu's con.
DUCT, swoTe at him and asked why the no,
lice did not remove him. The man then
drew out 4 revolver and shOt three times
down towards the main door, He soon
had the gallery to himself aud continued
70 brandlsh his revolver and yell. Vice
AnarchieW Tremendous excitement
reigued Tor q while In the Exchange, and
al buiilesS was suspended,
The distutber was soon seized and hur
ded from the place, but none too soon as
the crowd, when they recovered from theiI
right, became furious and sought the Of.
fender with cries OF "lynCh." The prisoner
is a man belonging evidently to the work.
ing class,
The prisoner was named Petroyitch
His pockets were crammed with An.
archlst literature. HedaclaEes he Is an Ap.
4rchlst, and his intention is to follow lie
mission Of Furnishing capitalists for living
by the sweat OF the people. Investigation
shows the revolver used was loaded with
bullet cartridges. 0ne bullet slightly
wounded a man on the main floor.
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VOLUME XXXIV,--NUMBER 1868.
DID ms DUTY
To Society 10 Riddiag ir OF GriminaI-aol,
IaBd's Aeaalttal.

Nav YosE, MMch5 The trial Of James
7, Holland for the killing OF ''Iom" Davis,
the confilspoe man, was resumed this
morning and the entire day was consumed
in hearing arguments, When Gen,
Pryor concluded q telling address
ou behalf OF the prisoner th.
crowd in the court fairly made the
building tremble with the stamping o.
feet and GlSpplng OF hands. TIE cas-,
went to the jury at Z $50 and it was after 0
O'Clock when the judge returned to th'
court rsum and received the iury's yer.
dict OF mot Guilty" Holland grdspe,
the: hands Of each juIymsn Win
warmth, and alter receiving an ovation
from the people present walked ont fret
man. He will return to Texas in a f4N
days, THIS jury agreed to verdict OF SO
Quittal within ten minutes at;sr retiring
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l,por uouDles are eurichtng the Ian
,o,se, at any rate, strike, "lOck'
o," boycott, and now to "tie up,
,nJ,lying in this last phrase the
Ma Of a strike, a boycott and an
embargo. Let us see how "tle up
viu,n.ser for other applications; The
S,p.lsAas tiled up" the national patron
snlI. This answers the purpose very
velI, aud there is no joke about 1t.
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pnirADrLpulA, Pa March 4-GeneraI
Manager woOten, Of the Reading Railroad
company, las given notice that the per
cent in wages Of employees in the work
shops and other departments OF skilled Ia
Dor, has been restored, " take effect
March |. This inclndss trACkmen. The
employees Ia the clerical department are
still subject 10 the reduction.
One hundred laborerg, most Of whom
are Italians, employed by the baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad at Grsy's Ferry road and
Thirty.third street, struck yesterday after
noon Tor an increase oil wages from 81 %
IN ei 7h mar dAv
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rur Freach have taken hold OF the
American verb 10 lynch.". What a
m.,,ts language is theirs, all incapable Of
,,or,sng tue dash and swing Of our
wiltmovlng ciyillzatiOnI But what art
veto e1ptc. Of a people. that "loyes" NUT
TN as II does Liberty, and has no stronger
,s,n Tor the tender passion than for a
n,n,s liking for his dog?
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N Philadelphia there is on exhibition
man who eats enormous quantities Of
,l',, Mr.. 5Iouigon would do we'll to take
'..,ops Of him, for Mr.. Morrison has made
,b,J lob othis, Hort to chew up the glass
noa who appeared before his committee,
TDsy were window glass men, notbottIe
men, man, but they drove the cork in on Mr..
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THE KtLKENNY ESTATE.
An American Eater. SUI for the p0.,0l,Ie


otIt,
DUBLIN, March GA sensation has been
made in Kilkenny by an American bring
ing an action at law to dlsposess William
Flood from his possession Of the property
known as the Kilkenny Estate" Will
lam Flood has been known as tho owner
Of these estates for the past twenty.seyen
years. The man who now disputes the
lille and seeks possession is named Frank
Flood. He has Just arrived from America
and claims to be the lineal descendant and
heir Of the celebrated Henry Flood. The
American not only claims the estates but
has also instituted suit to recover from
William Flood the sum Of $500, 600, which
the plaintiff ayers ls the amount Of the
profits the defendant has realized from the
estate during the period Of his possession.
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!, ,VaIc.oo, !, g. o,ILlA, March 5.-ThO case ol
we ",s' Thorn, late Union dOpottlcket agent,
Tla' I. apoeIore Justice Lyohthia morning,
~, ~, ieonplal1l upon which tile warrant
,lSn,,SSned alleges that Thorn enbeSGled
mIl,sN GIl%N from the Pennsylvania Central
VigO VigIOil The court room WAS crowded
IN, ia ,is als friends aud with railroad men
''VSe 70 continued until the ibth.
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Pir1sBURaa, Pa, March S.-ThOmas
Christie aged 81 ysMs and Harris King
aged 20, clerks Ia the Flst National Bans,
oi bradford, ra., wefC arrested to-day on
Q charge Of Bi1beGsllng 10000 from that
Institution, most Oi which was Loaf In oil
speculation,
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THE MCCORMICK STRIKE.
The striLSEs Will Held NO Further Meetings
A New Phase.

NEW FhRses
CHICAGO, March 5.-The force Of polict
on duty at MCCormick's Reaper Work
was greatly reduced this morning, Sbou
half the uniformed officers having bser
sent to their beats. The force in cltissus
clothes has been nearly doubled and thu
street corners for blocks are closely watch
ed. Altogether there are now about ont
hundred and fifty officers on duty, o.
VIII km one hundred are in citizens clothes
ktN light o'clock this morning nearly seyen
hundred men passed through the "bip
gate, and II Is estimated that over two
hundred crossed the ice and entered tht
factory from the rear, II Is safe 10 say
that hy noon fully oae thousand men were
at work.
Last uight meeting was held at Work
inRmen's Hall, II was largely attended,
but great part OF the audience consisted
Of outside synpatbiz srs with the strikers.
some Of those who were present were men
who were at work in the factory yesterday
md came in again this morning, merely
attending the meeting TO see what was 90.
'uR on' uEeAI DISQUALIFICATION MAs eA pEeeh'
cd with the course pursued by Mr.. Nc
CortniCk in refusing 10 hsvs anything to
DO with the committee who presented the
resolutions yesterday afternoon, 1t wRb
decided not to hold any more meetinga,
out 10 turn the whole affair over to DIS.
trict 81, Knights OF Labor, which will pass
m II and then turn II over To the General
Assembly,
Ine u lnmittee, which Is always In ses-
don in roam on Blue Island avenue,
tlaims that as soon Rs the General Assem-
bIy acts on The affair it will be impossible
for the company to ship single machine
IS the BwitChmen and englneers will re-
iuse to haul a car for the MCCormlcks II
,rdered not to do 30 by the Knights oil
Labor,