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The District in Congress.
THE DISTRICT MILITIA.


The House committee on militia to-day re-
ferred to subcommittee composed of Messrs
breckenridge. Compton and Hayden, with in
structions to report promptly, the bill for
the reorganization OF the militia OF the District
OF Col unIDia. This is the same bill which was
introduced in the Senate by MIR. Ingalls, and
reported fully in THE STAR.
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ARBITRATION To SETTLE THE FISHERIES
DIsPUTE.-The Arbitration Peace association In
London has adopted a resolution in favor OF the
peace societies OF America and England COM
bnlng to urge the formation of Joint commits
sion TO settle the Canadian fisheries disputes
and the creation OF permanent special tribu-
nal to interpret and settle disputed points in all
treaties,
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issued bv InSDectOr EutWiSlo: Smith and Ride.
1th annual meeting

G. u. o. OF o. Fat the IL tn annual meeting
of Union Relief Association held last evening,
officers ol the association, were elected as ioi-
deat Henry W. Freeman; secretary, Frank K
Moore; treasurer, Alfred d. Coleman; directors
for two years-John H. Brown, David A. Clark
Henry Jarvis and j. +. n. Wilkinson; for one
year-Joln A. Pierre, john w. Lee, Alex. Poy-
ton, w illiam Beckett and A. Is. WinsiOW,
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The Reading, Pa, NeUs, an afternoon de-
mocratic newspaper suspended publication
Saturday In consequence OF a demand made by
the compositOrs for an increase.
General Master Workman POwderly Is greatly
annoyed over the publication OF his secret cir
cular u the Knights Of Labor yesterday.
The Kentucky legislature yesterday passed q
ment OF q cOlOred normal school.
"A telegram from New Orleans says: Dr. j, c.
Beard The democratic nominee for Congress In
the second district. has resigned giving as his
reason the opposition in his own party as
shown by the attacks OF democratic news
A bill passed the New York legislature yestsr-
DAY adding 500 men TO the New York police
force. =
The glove fight between Jack Burke and
Charley Mitchell at Chicago Monday night was
stopped by the police after ten rounds and de-
clared q draw. Mitchell had the best OF 1t.
Officers Flavin and Shehan, who were
wounded In the anarchist riot in Chicago last
week, died Sunday, making i've officers dead
thus far. Frank Lannis, one Of the wounded
communists, also died sunday.
Gov. Hill requested the resignation Of Gen.
Smaller, OF New York, and now has 1t In his pos
session. The general has beenywice tried on q
charge OF bribery, and the Jury twice dis
agreed,
The Cambridge university crew has decided
70 decline the challenge Of Harvard university
crew for an International boat race.
The official call for the Ohio republican state
convention has been issued. 1t will be held tp
Columbus August %.
The number OF emigrants who came to this
country during 1886 was 122, 500 less than the
number In 1854. The number that landed at the
port OF Now York In 1885 was So, 064 less than
the number In 1854.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, May 12.-At 2 o'clock this
morning fire broke out in the produce store OF
Wallace Johnson & Co., No. 10 Main street
The building and store We're destroyed. The
loss Is estimated at $4,000, covered by In.
surance. The stores OF sidney Shepard Il Co.
and W. II. ii. Newman and the United States
bonded warehouse adjoining were slightly
damaged by fire and water
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CURIOUS SUIT FOR ISLANDER AGAINST A
PHYSICIAN.-The case OF Otto Bruck against
DIR. Samuel A. Heller, of Hoooken, for $4,000
for alleged SANDER, resulted in the jury finding
verdict for the physician. DR.. Heller is the
medical examiner of the Leasing Council, No
233, Of the American Legion of Honor. In
April, 1883, Bruck made application for ad-
mission. DIR. Heller examined the applicant,
he would likely become burden in short
time in the event OF his election TO member
ship. 1t was upon this report that Bruck based
his action for Islander.
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OHEO'S DISRUPTED SENATE.
The Democrats Will Make Vigorous
Fight in the Courts.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
= COLUMBUS, O., May 12.-Judge Moses Will
son, OF Cincinnati, one of the deserving and
ousted democratic senators, arrived in Column.
bus little after midnight, and was in consul
tation with Senator Van Clear and others until
three o'clock, when he returned to Cincinnati
Judge Wilson came here as the represen ia
tive OF the democratic absenteeS now
supposed To be in camp near Cincinnati, on the
Kentucky side. No definite conclusion has teen
arrived at, but line OF policy will he agreed to-.
y meeting OF the senators and the leading
democratic politicians OF the state with emil
nent legal talent will be held in Covngtun this
afternoon. The plans which Mr.. Van Cleaf ia
yored did not meet with the approval OF the
majority of the democratic members. 1t has
been decided, however, to make a vigorous fig t
in the courts against the action of the repubii-
cans in The senate by testing the valid
lty OF their acts in passing bills
especially the five hundred thousand dollar
loan measure. comforting appointments ,remov-
ing clerks and other officers. The fight is TO ne
made simultaneously all along the line. The
democrats have Abandoned the idea OF setting
up IA separate senate, as such move would eX-
cite rdicule and be utterly without power or
authority To transact business.
The Mate journal strongly advocates the
restoration OF the congressional districts to
their original status which, OH the vote for
Foraker, would give the republicans fourteen
and the democrats seven congressman.
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In compliance with general request for q
repetition OF the performance OF "EngaGed, -
which was rendered ~ Albaugh's for the bene-
fiI of the New Founding Asylum, It VIII again
be produced ct an early date,
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"A LONDON MONSTER. Thomas Gibney, whose
name appears in the London directory under
the description OF gentleman, was arraigned
tuesday III the Clerkenwell police court for
violation Of the criminal law amendments re-
suiting from the Pail Mall Gazette crusade
The charges against the prisoner are of having
had procured since December last tor his base
purposes forty children under the age OF con-
sent, and all daughters OF Workingmen. The
developments in the case have aroused intense
Indignation. and the authorities have had
difficulty in saving the prisoner from the fury
OF the parents OF his victims.
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FELLED WITH AN IRON BAR.
A Blow Which May Result in the Dealt h
Of Albert BaObingtOn.

A serious assault took place last evening at
7:45 o'clock, at the lookout tower of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, at LIST and I streets
northeast Several boys, among them Albert
babbington, aged 10 years, were sitting on the
steps OF the tower, and Michael Cli1fey, an en-
ploye of the railroad company whose duty it is
To see to the lights on the gates, came down,
kicked the boys OH, and chased them to the
pavement. One of the boys picked up a stone
when Cliftey, following Babbington, dealt him Il
heavy blow on the head with a bar OF iron
knocking him sense.ess. Some of the other BOYS
Went 10 pick him up and Ciirfey drove them Off
subsequently Ba5Din ston was taken Ia his res
ldence. SD 1st street northeast, and was late
last night In u pfecariOuS condition. still uu-
conscious, with blood ooZing from Lis ears.
Olilcers Moore and Wall, learning OF the occur
ishce, arrested Ciiifcy, who was locked up at
the seventh precinct.
In the Police Court this morning Assistant
District Attorney Lavender called TO the atIen-
tlon Oh Judge Smell "a charge OF assault with In.
tent to XIII against Clafhey, and said he would
ask thit The case be continued until Tomorrow,
without ban, SO as TO ascertain the condition OF
the injured boy. The court granted the re-
quest.
STATEMENT OF THE ACCUSED.
The prisoner when seen by STAR reporter
said he had charge of the lamps in the tower,
and last night about nine o'clock when he
went to the building there were about fifteen
boys sitting around, making It Impossible TO
enter. lie asked them to get out Of his way
ana f3aDDIn2er moved aside, but not far enough
10 let him pass, when he touched him on the
pip with his loot. BabDington began cursing
ana run To the sidewalk where he picked up a
brick and was about to Throw il when ne (CiaI.
neyl picked up stove poker and struck him
with 1t.
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Herr Most In the Tolls.

TREATED LIKE A COMMON CRIMINAL, AND HIS
PICTURE TO ADORN THE RoGUE'S GALLERY.
NEW YORK, May 12.-Herr Most spent part
of last night in a cell at police headquarters
bitterly denOuncing the police for his arrest.
lie called Tor brandy repeatedly, but 1t was not
given him. This morning he stOrmed because
he had to wipe his face alter washing on q com
mon towel and eat prison fare. Most was taken
To photograph gallery and pictured. A copy
of IL will be sent TO the police of all large cities
as Is done with bad criminals Later Most
was taken to court and arraigned to plead to
the indictment found against him by the grand
jury.
When questioned he said his name was John
Most.
When asked whether he WAS guilty or not
guilty OF the charge In the Indictment his law
yer requested time TO examine the document
COMMITTED TO THE TOMBs.
He would, however, plead not guilty with the
right 10 Withdraw the plea ut u future day and
demur TO the indictment or interpose a special
plea. The recorder gave counsel until to-mor-
row To examine the indictment, and Most was
committed to the Tombs without bail.
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ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE PRESIDENT ROCA
A dispatch nom BuenOs Ayres, Argentine Re
public, dated Tuesday, says: Yesterday, ~
gress, an attempt was made on his life, q man
striking him a blow on the head which rem
der d him senseless. Although the affair caused
passed and the legislative session opened The
president was taken to his home, and IL II
assaiiant Is unknown and 1t is supposed that
he iuR8u0.
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The General Conference At Richmond.

RICHMOND, VA, May 12.-In the NJ T. gem
eral conference to-day the manual OF discipline
by Bishop McTyeiere again came up under a
motion that the college OF bishops be requested
To publish their decisions. After considerable,
discussion the matter went over without
acllon. 1t Is manifest that q greater part
of the delegates are unwilling that the
manual shall serve as a final arbiter. A large
number of amendments have been offered
looking to a change OF discipline, but so far
little disposition Is manifest TO make changes.
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SUING TO PRESERVE JAKE SHARPS CHAR
TER.-The Worcester National bank of Massa-
chusetts yesterday applied in the United States
circuit court in New York for an Injunction
against Attorney General Dennis O'Brien, the
mayor, aldermen and commonalty of New York
the Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad
company, the broadway and Surface Railway
company, and James A. Richmond, president
OF them from enforcing the recent act of the
New York legislature, by which the charter OF
annulled.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day:
u. m, til; q. m., DO; IL u. M, 5S; p. M.
". Maximum, 81; minimum, "a,
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HIGH PRICE FOR NEW YORK MUD.-A num-
Der OF farmers Of Hanover township, Pa, have
been vIctimized by guanO agent They con.
$16.35 per ton. The cash was sent by money
order and the gQano arrived In due course OF
time, but was found to be only New York mud.
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BALTIMORE, MD. May 12.-virxinia skies, CON
solidated. 55; past due coupons 64, thrseu GA
d.. ten-Iuries. IL bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. NAV 12.-Cotton q shad,
easier-middling, OLE Flour quiet and steady-liowarJ
street a., aud western super, zo5a3 ~: do. extra
= 7oa325; do. extra. 3.5ua4. 10; lilo brands, 4oOs
10; Patapsco family, 5.4O do. suIerlali>e patent
go. Wheat.sOuthern steady and quiet: western
easy and dull; southern, red SOae3 do amber
0ta05: No. western winter red SPOT, Orfered al,
May SssssAs; June. sslaASSa.: July Offered, $50
August. S1AsA5S. COrn-souIhern nrm and higher,
western inactive. but firm; southern white. 4Sxls
southern yellow. ASaSg western mixed spot 46a.a
a71A; May, Await; June 4Sla bid. Oats steady
southern. 3ya4l; western white, 4Oa42; western
mixed, 38a39: Pennsylvania, 4Oai2. Rye nomInaIly
urn 72s7s "a. Say suies and s.s.dy-prime to ohoct
new. LOO old lu00. Bulk meats-shoulders, Al.
clear IiD sidss 0s; hams. 1Oisallls Lard-refned
~ Butter hrm-western, packed, 17a2U creamery
25a2s; Eggs steady, Ilallta Petroleum easy-renned
Potatoes dull and heavy SHss6, sugar easy-A soft
l.losLI0 Freiyhts 70 Liverpool per steamer dli
anu nominsi-ooaon Srl9dj nols. Ia; grs,n. Sa3is
Recetpts-dour, 100 barrels wheat, $4,000 bushes
corn. 30 ,OOO bushels: oata. $500 bushsia Ship
lnents-h0ur. 5000 barrels Hales-wheat AS2OU(
bushslE corn. $4,000 bushels,
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GovEREoRS AT CINCINNATI's NAY FnsrI-
vAL.-Among the people who win attend the
Gancinnau May festiv,ai next week are the Hon.
E,IIz,hugn Lee, governor OF Virginia; Hon. +. w.
w, WILSON,. governor Of West Virginia; Hon. Proc
d MCDANIEL, governor Qt Georgia, aud Hon. ].
d. koraker, governor of Ohio. Governor Bate,
OF IenneSsee, u Also expected.
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ST. LOUIS May lathe monotonous work
OF selecting O jury To try the Maxwell murder
morning and a few more were added to the
forty-seven from whom the final twelve will be
chosen. IL. NJ. Brooks, alias Maxwell, still pre-
ucQuittal.
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TINE JOCKEY CLUB MEETING.
The Races ss Ivy CITY Yesserday-Ts

There was large ate ndance at Ivy City 20
terdav notwithstanding the Indictment weather
and the sport was good The first race was won
oy WhiEgig. Bandala second. Time, 1,4sis.
Mutuais paid e2l.oa. second racs-ior Use
Youthful stakes. half Q mile-Young Lake
ms. Queen Elizabeth second. Time. d.
Mutuals paid el6.5o. Third race-one miis
and a auarter-strathespy nrst. Col spragus
second. Time 2:lSls. Mutusls paid cit
King Victor second. Time. 1885. Mutual. raid
SlsSo. finh race-one mile and sixteenth
Rock and Rye first, Swim second. Time. 1893,
with match between Branch's Aurora and
Garth Eoiine-half mile, for e2So-Aurora
winning easily.
THE RACES TO-DAY.
The entries for to-day were a. follows
First race-one mile-Strathspey, Swift, Cul
sprague. Dry Monopole. Error and Lady Loud.
Second race-one mile and one-eighth-Tony
Foster, SprinAn field. Charley Russell, Ballot ana
Third race-half mile-Roundsman, Maggss
Mitchell and Aurora
=, Fourth race-one mile and one-sixtecnth-
Whizgig, Bessie, Joe Mitchell, Ten Booker. Lula
Mentmore and His Grace.
ruin rece-steeplechase- disturbance silver
nen, Modoc, Marshall. Dangerfield, Mystic and
strasthspey Wins the Ftrst Race.
strathspey won the FIRST race, Dry Monopols
second. Mutuals paid $500.
The Ohio Democratic Senators.
THEY TALK OF APPEALING To THE PREsIpKHe
The fifteen Ohio state senators arrived nj Gov.
ington, KY, at noon yesterday, from Lexine-
ton. A caucus was held. Senator Dodd said
II am IN iavor OF applying 10 President Glove
land for protection against the usurpa,ion Of
power. The writs We're out for the absent sens.
tors, and that alone evidence that thero
was no Quorum. 1t is high-handed outrage,
ana L know that our men will not stand M "
senator Groschenor is also decidedly In favor
Oh asgressive measures in the Tight 10 retain tho
control OF the senate
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STRIKE OF SWITCHMEN IN INDIANAPoLIs.-
Nearly all the switchmen in Indianapolis
charge OF a Knight of Labor by the Vandalia
road and the employment in his place OF u man
VINO remained in the service of the COMPANY
during the ST. Louis strike. Trouble was feared
last night the strikers being bOisterOuS.
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The HambietOnian stallion, half brother to
Maxey Cobb and owned by Mr.. Halliday, died
at Lincoln. Neb., Saturday. He was valued at
$4,000.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, III, May, IL. HOO q m.-Whea
has ruled steady ell the morning, with tair amount
quOtef IT TN. Corn-Jpns. 351n Oats-June 201
Fork June. q 10 IArd-june. 6.6a
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HERR MOsT FOUND UNDER A BED-Herr
Most, the socialist leader, was arrested last
night in a diSreputable house in Allen street.
New York, by Inspector Byrnes. Most is under
indictment tor holding an unlawful assent lage
and tor calling upon his followers "to burn,
punder and ravage.' He disappeared about
two weeks ago, but from his hiding place has
sent forth realms of incendiary articles through
the medium of the Ffeiiteit, of which he is edi-
tor. The inspector locked Most in police head.
quarters. He was found under the bed In the
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The Switchmcn's Strike at Indian.
anOliS.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May 12.-The switch
mems strike at this point Is n failure and is so
conceded by number OF the strikers. The
night men have been at work all day trying to
get the day men TO join them, but SO far only
the wabash men have come out. The men In
the other yards remained at their posts.
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Land. in Fsirisx county, Va, on both ades q O.
Washington, Ohio and Western raiiroad, Wtth1n -
miles OF Warrington lnQuiss q 0DoE9H q. Al
PLEBY. 40 9th q. No. mh16-o0
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THE b. u o. LINE TO PHILADELPHIA.-The
track OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany's new line to Philadelphia has been COM
plcted to the western abutment of the Schuyl-
kill river bridge, about a quarter of mile be-
low Grays ferry. Over this track the first
passenger train was yesterday run from Baiti-
more. 1T is expected that the Schuylkill river
bridge will be finished before the end of the
month, and that trains will be running into
Philadelphia by June LIST, and within u few
months the connection with the Reading and
Jersey Central tracks To New York will be made
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Capitol EOpics.
The army appropriation bill was passed in the
House this afternoon.


Representative Irion, of Louisiana, to-day re-
ported faEOrably, from the committee on rail-
ways and canals, a bill to appropriate $50 900,
to he expended In the construction and COM
pletiOn OF the Clarendon canal, for connectiu.
bayou Ieche with Grand lake at Claren.
don, La.
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~ OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
COMPANY.

ANSaPOLIs. May 3. 1856.
The undersigned. as President OF the Cheseapeake
anu ONO canal company, by authority of resolution
OF the President and directors of company offers
Tor sale bon1s OF said company. issued under the act
oil 1913. chapter 3D. to the amount of one hundred
Thousand dollars raid bonds IL first lien on The
entire Dolly and WORKS OF the said Canal Company
seated bids tor all or any part said bonds addressed
To the Undersigned, may be the office Of the
company at Annapolis, before TWELVE,
OtIOt N NJ, on MON DAY, MAY SEVENTEENTH
al which place and hour said bid, viii be opened
The company reserves the right to Withdraw sa d
bonds. part IL ereof, sale ON said day II
The highest price offered tor any of said bonds il not
satisfactory.
Terms Of sale: Cash within FIVE days after the ac-
ceptaBce Of the bid bids made, The proceets of
said bonds are 10 be applied the reconslructon of
Dam No d ON said Can i, and the other purposes
Tor which said bonds authorized to be issued by
The act of 1910, Chapter %.
l. VICTOR BAUGIIMAN
myo-tolI President c. & o. {. Co.
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