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GEN, poRTEll,s CASE.
An Effort Being Made to have II Disposed of
by tho Sonnie.

An Effort being AIndU to hnve II Disposed Oi
by tho Senate.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 2G.-Amidst
he enormous pressure Of matters for con.
sideration, a strong effort Is being made
by the friends Of Fitg John Porter to have
his case finally and forever disposed OF.
The Senate Committee on Military Affairs
has ordered q favorable report upon the
nomination Of Porter to be colonel In tho
army, with the rank and grade he held
when dismissed. Senators Sewell and
Cameron, Republicans, and Cockrell,
Hampton, Camdenand Whitthome, Demo.
Gratis, voted for a favorable report, while
Senators Logan, Harrison, Hawley and
Manderson, Republicans, opposed 1t. Tho
report will be submlttedat the first execu-
tive session, but as single objection will
then carry 1t over, 1t can not be disposed
OF. At the next succeeding executive ses.
sion, however, II will be In the power OF
the majority to call up the case and con.
htm the nomination.
Senator Logan will not be present to an
tagonize Potter in the hual scene OF his
long contest, but Senator's Harrison and
Hswley will oppose confirmation. MIR.
Harrison contends that as Porter Is not
VI years old 1.-THE age for retirements,) II
confirmed II will be in the discretion OF
the President 10 assign him to active duty
and keep him there until his Gath year !;
that as Porter, II confirmed, will be the
ranking colonel, he would, In case OF a
vacancy higher up, be In line for promo.
ton as brlgsdier general and would, at
least, reach the retired list with highe
grade than Congress intends. Mr.. Harri.
son maintains, too, that General Porter
would reap large pecuniary benefit from
longevity pay and besides attaining retire.
ment as a brigadier would be entitled 10 q
much larger salary than Congress proposes
10 allow him.
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Ex-senator WALLACE and Lieut.. Gov.
etuor Black seem to be doing the running
for the Democratic gubernatorial nomina.
ton In Pennsylvania. 1t cannot be said
Of Chauucey Black as Burke said Of the
second Pltt-"It Is not chip of the old
block; 1t is the old block itseli''-but still
Chauncey Is good deal OF a man and a
shrewd politician withal.
Wallace has the greater experience in
vire.pulling, in which he has shown a
thoroushneVs and finish with which his
old time rival, Mr.. Randall, has usually
found 1t difficult to cope when Mr.. Wal.
lace was in awful earnest. BY the count
Wallace has twice as many delegates as
Black, but the fight Is yet to be won.
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A Terrible ExplosloIl.

HARRlsBuRe, Pa, July 2G.-A terrific
explosion occurred early this morning al
the Pennsylvania Steel Works, at steelton
by which Frederick Lampkin and John
Haas were severely scalded about the
face, neck and hands, and several Other
employees slightly injured. The cause oil
the explosion was due to the bursting OIL
the cold blast pipe connecting furnaces
Nos. I and 2. The report Of the explosion
was distinctly beard in this city, and resi-.
dences within several hundred yards oi
the scene were badly shaken up, breaking
window glass, knocking down stove
pipeB. etc.
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sub,iltute for sIorrIson's IIe,olutlOn,

WASHINGTON, D. O., July 20,-At 0
o'clock this evening the Republican sena.
tors assembled in caucus in the Judiciary
Committee room. Tho committee appoint.
ed at the caucus OF Senator Sherman's
house TO outline q substitute for the Nor.
rison surplus resolution made its report,
recommending that the minimum reserve
be lixed at SliO,0O0,OOO aud the maximum
at 1900. 900. A proyiSo was added au-
thorising the President 10 suspend the
operation Of the resolution 10 emergencies.
A quorum ol the CAUCUS did not walt 10
hear the full report, aud when Senator
Allison had finished reading aud explains
ing II II was decided 10 adjourn without
aCIlon, leaving the result 10 the Finance
Committee at It's meeting tomorrow.
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CHICAGO, July pa dynamite boml
u inches long and two inches in clrCum
ference, was found secreted in barrel o
straw on the fourth floor OF Wilbur & AL
LENS crockery warehouse, Washington
street, 1t was completely loaded anC
primed, Detective RohRn was called Il
remove it, 1t was pronounced the moal
dangerous weapon yet captured
Abraham ArChel, q young Russian,
who worked for the firm in May, is sus'
pected Of having placed 1t there ready ioI
use In the Haymarket massacre, He Is
now working for A. Sage & Co.,, and will
be arrested. His sociaIistiC leanings are
well known,
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POSTAL sTAT1sTtCs.
The Number .Of Removals of Postmaster
During tho pnst Ypar,

The Number .Of Removals of POstmasters
During the Past Year,
WASHINGTON, D. o., July 2V.-The an
nual report Of Edwin 0. Fowler, Chief ol
the Appointment Division Of the Post.
office Department, for the fiscal year
ended juno 90, 1885, has beon made and
details furnished for publication. The
appointments which this division has
charge Of are those Of poAtmaSterB only.
The report is summarized as follows.
Number Of postolllCOs established during
the year, 3.4S2; increase during the year,
1901. Number OF postolIiCes discontinued
during the year, lilo Whola number oi
postoltiCes June 80 1880, 63,0lt; increase
during the year, 23B2. Number OF preBi.
dental offices, 2,2Bjj increase during
the year, 80. Number Of iourth'
class Offices, 5l,3I0i increase during The
year 1929. Appointments have been
nade during the year as follows; On
resignatlons and commissions expired,
O,0l2 increase during the year 2,DOS On
removals and suspensions, 0,5O0j increase
during the year $3.50. On deaths oi
postmasterp, bS7 increase during the year,
l75. On establishment oil new pOstofices,
. 4y2; increase dutlng the year, 1901,
Total number OF appointments made dur.
Ing the year, 22,147 increase during the
year, 1900,
The total tiunbsroi money order Offices
At the close Of the year was 1855, 0 net
Increase Of 221 over The previous year,
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win Be brought about sooner thDn you

Mr., Dixon gave an interesting account
Of several meetings OF the Socialists
which he had attended. In one OF these
Fielden in speech argued that the labor.
ing men were nothing more or less than
the slaves Of capitalists. Organized armed
resistance was the only remedy within the
reach Of the laboring men. Spies in q
speech at the same time said there was
no hope Of the smelioration Of the labor
ing mans condition through legislation
Mr, Spies considered the ballot as "a sort
Of skin game anyhow" Another speaker
gained the appreciation OF bis hearers by
saying that the laboring men present
would do themselves no more than Justice
II they marched to Marshal Fields store
and took from It whatever they required
One remark the witness remembered hav.
Ing heard Fielden make in his speech was
that when the capitalists began TO ac-
knowledge the injustice suffered by the
lsboring class II would be too late for
them to make redress revolution would
then have been inAugurated,
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CLEVELAND, o., July 20. - Early this
morning Mrs. andre Bortoli, an Italian
woman, living on Broadway street sem I
her son toJ. A. Baarlstt's drugstore, near
by, for 10 cents worth OF cream Of tartar
and the same amount Of sugar
Of milk. Three children were III
and the drugs were ior them,
the mother also taking Of The medicine.
Instead Of sugar Of milk tho druggist
gave the lad arsenic and tonight the
mother Is dgAd,and the three children are
not expected 70 recover The druggist ls
crazy with grief.
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IN the flaring headlines Of the 0inCin.
natl Enquirer Mr., Murat Hastesd Is called
"alow.lung, cgotIstical, atrocious, coward
ly wretch-a miserable, treRcherous, can't
ing, sneaking base.born cur, the biggest
fool and blathcrskite on earth." A man
cannot bo hurt by having all this thrown
at him, but itisa kind Of journalism which
does not increase the public respect iol
the newspaper which indnlges In 1t.
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CHICAGO, July 2O.-The following table
shows the visible supply Of grain in the
United States and Canada July "a, 1880,
and tho increase or decrease compared
with tho previous week; Wheat J2,iB1IIl
buahels, increase 2,0iO,lI0 bushels, corn
0,4600 increase lSg, 40, oalB i,ii7,2I3,
decrease 700 l03 rye 8Ol, ,2Ji, increase 90,
lhi barley 2lSlVIst decrease Vl29l,
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FIGHT GROWS WARMER
DALEY, LEONARD AND WATTS
Painting and PerspIrlng for the District At.
tOrnVyShip-It Is RumOred that the
Contest Lies Between Leonard aud
Watts - Daley's Chances Good,
speclnl pL,nalcL % Lle Inlllliaenclr.

SPtilut UNpllVh " wv 4NttNlVtNctFs
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 26,-The con
test for the United States AttorneyshiE
for West Virginia grows warmer, Thil
evening the lobby Of the National Hote
was filed with Democratic politicians
from the State, discussing the chances o.
the various candidates, A report about
o'clock that Wood Daley's name had beer
sent to the Senate, which Is holding .
night session, greatly elated that gentle
mans friends, but it was suthoritativsly
denied q little later and lowered thsil
spirits corespoudingly, Your cores
pondent saw both Leonard end Watts
but they good nsturedly refused to be in
terviewed, saying simply that they knew
nothing about their respective prospects
The report l sent out last night to the
effect that the Senators had placed the
matter In the hands ol the President to
decide is denied tonight.
Mr.. Leonard seems to think that the
6gbt Is solely between him and Watts,
and that Daley stands little show. The
CONTEXT continues to be friendly, though
warm, / am assumed that the matter
will be decided within two days, 80 far as
the Senator'S are concerned. Watts and
Leonard will attemptto arrive at an agree.
ment tomorrow, 80 that one or the other
may be recommended by both Senators,
II they fail to agree, then the Senators
will come to an understanding between
themselves and jointly recommend one
OF these two gentlemen.
In the event Of q deadlock, Daley will
probably be the lucky man, he being
backed by ex-senator Davis, who is ex.
pected tomorrow to hold a conference
with MessTs. Camden and Kenna, All the
candidates and their friends seem to be in
perfect good humor, and are particular to
say that the result Of the contest will be
received with satisfaction. The fight is
not q factIonal one, but a friendly bout
between personal friends.
II Is now definitely understood that
whoever Is successful will be unanimously
recommended by all parties concerned,
The betting tonight Is two to one on Leon.
ard, but 1t is yet impossible to predict the
result.
The Senate held long executive ses.
sion tonight. It Is not known whether
the MCGraw case was decided. The nom.
ination OF Lloyd Reed to be postmaster at
Olarksburg, vice W. F. Richards, was re.
ported iavorably. This case has been
pending for more than year.
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SPEAKING Of Mr.. Blaine and his enc

SPEAKING Of Mr.. Blaine and his enc
mics, a Cincinnati Enquirer correspondent,
who hes been doing New England, says:
"It they could only cut off that trenchant
tongue Of his, to which all the world lis
tens, they might hope to annihilste him."
That tongue is at once thorn in the flesh
and tower OF strength, saving tho mixed
metaphors. Mr.. Blaine has away Of say
Ing the right thing at the right time, and
saying 1t so we'll that the world Is bound
to give heed. Even the British Tories
take notice of what he says and howl with
rage. But who can help it2
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

The General Deficiency bill was passec
by tho Senate yeOtefday.
F. ]. Parsons, Of Wakefield. O.. a attn
dent at the Normal School, was drownet
at valparaiso, Ind, while bathing.
Tho later indIcationS sro thst cor0.o
Roht p. Kennedv viii he nntn;,,S,nd , V ~, !"
Congress In the Elphtb Ohio DiatriSt 'O
Gns aordo,,on ehomr,o,, .n.,,,,ss. =.
weSns]Sdsv ] roTt SiIi s,vIn, S;er, ;sasa Sn,,o ~
noS's fsaSd a. to HiSb ptIJ.a .,Htaan @ uUxer ,OI,ec
nyr M, -s ta Leu ~, H. H., siA'eeu tu,'es
tho ~ s,%Tons HSFIIrs,s usuGg G9nnp UGCUp,eu y
inn,s cnilSnSsi SnndSv rioSt. tniSi ,sS, ,
ia COO' ''f'SN ~ AsN'' 'V'"' 'OO'
tn s,n,o,o,. =, a.. p,,,,. 49,, 4 ,,..,..
mi Sssa sa'Isa " ~ 'ne sS.n 'st anu natoIi
VI. vi laHe isi,t isI'eu W feAcl an aHreeLnentl
anu VIII 10 report 70 their respective
uouSes' ,
JOhn NJ. BftlnBWiCk, well known bill.
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Fired by Jealousy.

FALL RIVER, MASS, July 2O.-Thoy
Richardson, Jr., Of this place, in q it o.
Jealousy last night shot Miss Bishop with
whom he waa enamored, and her escorI
named Russell and another young man
named Fitten. The woundu oil Russel and
Fitten are believed to be mortal. Rich.
ardson,, who Is probably demented, wal
RrraALhh.
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A READER Of the INrELLioENCER asks
whether II is not true that the Councils o I
Pittsburgh passed an ordinance limiting
to fifteen pounds the pressure Of natural
gas within the city limits. The Councils
Of Pittsburgh did pass two ordinances i'm.
posing upon the natural gas companies
certain restrictions, including MAXIMUM
pressure oil fifteen pounds. Certain iea.
lures Of these ordinances, including almost
allthat was vital were successfully asSailed
in the Court Of Common Pleas.
Referring 10 the section relating to
pressure the court said: 1.-THE maximum
Of pressure allowed by this section iS q
grand mistake, as found by the master
and as the evidence taken by him fully
establishes I" and the pressure section was
declared illegal, null and void. Other re.
a.fiCLlonS were also 90 declared, because
they were held TO be unreasonable. No
companies In Pittsburgh have ever
operated lines under the fifteen pound
resttiCtlOn. In East Liverpool and Wells
vile there are no restrictions at all. The
Btldgewater Gas Company carries lao
pounds in its high pressure through the
heart Of a thiCkly settled community.
All the Wheeling lines are high pres.
sure lines. Because these lines are pro.
tsdbyAsyStsm Of safety attachments aI
every joint, whsrO alone there q break ID
tObe looked for, aud because Il 10 not To
bOsuppOsed that the companies will teck'
lC'Sly jOopAtdlze their own interests, there
does not seem 10 be any present necessity
lof dealing with the question Of pressure
II the necessity should arise, Council will
be expected to do what II can, and II thA
be not enough the courts arc open ior oul
protection,
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HupERr o. THOMSON, who has passed
away so suddenly, was a born politician,
with the peculiar talent for making COM
binations and handling men on the lower
levels which Is essential to power In the
politics OF great city. His influence was,
perhaps, no worse, and certainly no better
than that Of other men Of his trade.
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Mrock on tlle nd. Wnrne Ilond,

Fl. WAYNE, IND, July 2O.-The west.
bound limited express over the Pitts.
burgh, It. Wayne & Chicago railroad,
due at Valparaiso, Ind, at 8 "A. NJ, ran
into an open switch and crashed into
some freight cars on side track. Mart
Burt, one Of the oldest engineers on the
road, was instantly killed. The fireman
jumped from the engine and escaped with
Slisht inIutieG No passengers were in.
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Gks GnteIIigsater
oocc No,, 20 and ~ Fourteenth street.

Readers Of THE DAILY ,ISTELLIaEScER
,,bo d,.ire to hare that Journal sent into ths
'o,,,ry @ during The summer will find each day
N N, adreriisiag columns a convenient blank
~Iich they can Gu! out and jill in wi@ a sub
uriOiioa order.
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Tur railroad rate to Parkersburg has
beon made very cheap in viow Of Wednes-
days Republican conference. 1t is good
opportunity to visit the pretty little city,
to make aCquaintances, renew old friend.
ships, lsatn what Republicans are think
ing about and take a hand in giving d.
reClion to the party. The pleasantest trip
from Wheeling 10 by the afternoon train
to-day, though tomorrow mornings train
will arrive in ample time for the Confer
nnnn
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Tue Tories were threatening an armed
rebellion in Ulster in the event OF the
triumph Of Home Rule. The elections
wen. against Home Rule, and now the
Tories are begging the Gladstonians to
deal gently with them in opposition. II
is rather odd to be asking the yanguished
for mercy,
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PRENDgSr CLEVELAND has made changes
in .OlO Pennsylvania Postmasters. 1t is
thought that some Of the appointees can
wri,e, 1t is believed that nearly all Of
them are hustlsrs In politics,
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CONGRESS promises to go home not later
than August 9. Itmight have gone home
six months ago for all the good 1t has
done. But then the President wouldn't
have had 80 much fun vetoing pension
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Tag Grants deny that Mrs. sortorla is
about to leave her husband, But they
canao! deny that Nellie Grant is poorly
mated. She got very nearly nothing for a
hunhnnh
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Klllsi Ii,e ,yra,,S | i,ori,

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 20 Simon Han.
cock shot and killed Mis. James bass n0al
Gresham, KY, Friday. Hancock and
Bass we're fighting when the vile inter.
iersd. Hancock atVd al Bass but killed
his vile,
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We don't want Mr., John W, Mason to
FEEL that way again, because we don't
want to be beaten next time. We don't
Fnd dslea. iattening, so to speak,
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If the Chicago Anarchists understand
what ia going on their minds must be
relieved Of any sollcltude for worldly
fniure, They are not likely to have any.
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Ex.PosrMAsrER EVANS.

Among the West Virginia gentlemen
who have been in town within day or
80 was Hon. Geo. F. Evans, exp Postmaster
at Martinsburg, and one Of the shrewdest
and staunchest Republican leaders in the
State. l cleaned from conversation with
him that the outlook In Berkeley for
either party is not at all bright. There
are factions and factions In the county.
Both parties need to be thoroughly reor-
ganized and harmonized. Unless personal
chickering's cease and politicians learn the
true road TO success, the campaign this
year will go by default, and some smart
independent candidate will walk OF with
the pie. Mr.. Evans thinks the Republi-
cans may nominate Judge Flick for the
Legislature. He would make strong
candidate for the party, and be elected
without doubt. He does not speculate as
to who the other candidate will be, but says
1t will not be him. He has had enough OF
tho Legislature to satisfy him for time,
and will not consent to run. He does not
know who the Democrats will nominate.
They are likely to disagree seriously about
the matter. The Camden men are apt 10
scoop the convention, though the Federal
Office. holders at the Hannis distillery are
not likely TO bear prominent part. The
Presidents recent order probably would
not deter them from taking a hand, but
they are not politicians and would not
know how TO 90 about It. Mr.. Evans says
that Collector MCGraw seems not to have
considered the question as to whether his
appointees at Martinsburg were able
"husters" In selecting them. They are
all good officers, but poor politicians.
Whether It was Intentional on the part
OF MCGraw or not, will not undertake TO
say. l hardly think II 10 In line with the
general policy Of the administration,
though 1t is living up 10 its professions
to the letter.
From a Republican standpoint, Mr..
Evans thinks prospects In the Second dis.
trlCt grow brighter. Hon. Wm. NJ. o.
Dawson will doubtless be tho Republican
nominee, and Mr.. Evans thinks he Is
very strong. II any Republican can be
elected II 10 Mr.. Dawson. Berkeley county
Is doubtful as to It's attitude toward Mr..
Wilson. 1t is probable that he will not
be able to got q majority Of that delsga.
tion In the convention.
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Tug little trouble along the Mexican bor-
der could be settled easily with q iudicious
aDulicstiou OF the halter, The freebooters
bavs hal too wide range.
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At Washington, D. O.-New York, 49,
Washington, l. Base hits, New York, l3;
Washington, 10. Earned runs, New York
4; Washington, |.
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WARRINGTON, D. O., July 0S,-The prin.
CipAl part Of the time Of the Senate In
secret session up 10 the recess at 0 o'clock
was consumed by Senators Voorhees, and
Harrison speaking respectively for and
against the confirmation ol Collector
Thomas Hanlon, Of the Seventh Indiana
Internal Revenue district, adversely re.
ported from the Finance Committee. The
case was still pending when the recess
was taken. Upon feaseembllng at 8
o'clock II was discovered there was no
quorum and pages were sent out 10 sum'
mon ab9enlees. A lew minutes later q
quorum had assembled and consideration
Ol the HAnlon case was resumed.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-The Athletics
could do little or nothing with HeCker to,
day, and the Louisvilles scored an easy
victory. A back running catch by Mack
was the only sensational feature. Rain
put a stop to play during the first hall oil
the eighth inning, when the Athletics had
scored another run, The game was called
back to the seventh inning. Score:
Innings S".""",".no....".- asa 4667
Athletics .,....... ..,... .,....... o o 600 OIL
LOuGVlllc,"~,.','.',," ... "...'" Q . Q Q 0 81
Earned runs, Louisville, 4. Two base
hits, Gleason. Three base hits, Werrick,
Passed balls, Robinson, |. Wild pitches,
Hart, 2. First base hits, Athletic, 81;
Louisville, s. First base on balls, OF Nc.
Gar, !. Errors, Athletic, 8; Louisville, 9.
IJmniFa RFai1av
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The President hasreiered the oleomAr'
gatine bill 10 the Attorney. General lot On
opinion NJ 10 Ito eonBuLuhonAlity,
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TORONTO, oST., July 26.-The st. Louis
League team stopped here to-day on their
way to New York, and played an exhibl.
ton game with the home club, which took
ten innings to decide and was finally won
Inv the Viaiknra Scnra.