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OpTERERT.

DAY STALLION, star, lett hind ankle
D and right hind heel white. FOaled May
6, 1881, by Cuy'er (sire of Algath, three-year
old record, 2:2519l, First dam Marcia S., by
Willams's Nambrino (sire Of tho dam Of
Santa Claus, 2:171D; second dam Ned dam
2:23A, Alice Stoner 2:241S, BY Berkley's Ed
win Forrest; third dam BY Mambrino Chief
tsire of Lady Thorn, 2:l8A); fourth dam by
Grey Eagle; fifth dam By Bolivar; sixth dam
by Blackburn's Whip seventh dam BY Comet
high, and magnifcently proportioned. He
has never been handled for speed, but can
show a $40 gait with TWO men in a buggy.
Was bred and raised by ]. G. McEerran 4
CO.. Glenview, near Louisville, KY, and
will be allowed to serve IS approved mares
this seosOn. Services, twenty-five tS25) do
lars cash. Can be seen at our stable.
Il, A. JONES Z co.
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western Nail AsaocIatIon.

CNcISSAT1, o., May l2.-The West
ern Nail Association at its regular
monthly meeting here to-day adopted
a resolution reducing the price of nails
to ~ 10 per keg for los ten cents per
keg off in carload lots, sixty days; or
two per cent. of for cash. The asso-
citation will meet in Chicago June
18th
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CHANGE CT climate and water often
affect the action Of the howtls. One
or two Br1ndrsth's Pills taken every
night are a perfect remedy IN such
cases; they also prevent malaria and
are a pIoC elton against typhus fever,
or diseases arising from bad sewerage.
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B-I-B-
WHAT IS IT2
w. N. HALDEMAN.
President Of the Great LOUISVILLE C0U-
IER-J9URNAL CO., tells mat
no knows Of
Wintersmith's Chill Cure.
OrrlcE on rHE CouRIER-JouRvAL,

OFFICE oF THE CouNER-JoURNAL,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
DR.. Wiatertmitk, Sri Eaive a rule have
observed for many years, the value of your
remedy prompting me TO say, in reply TO
your request, what l know Of your Chill
Cure. The private assurances Of its efficacy
had, and the good results Of its effects
had observed on MIR. r. W. Meredith, who,
for more than fifteen years, had been fore
man OF my office, induced me TO test II in
my family, The results have been entirely
satisfactory. The first case was Of two
years standing, in which | believe every
known remedy had been tried with tempo
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and with seemingly inoreased severity.
Your cure broke them Of once, and there has
been no recurrence Of them for moro than
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express my belief that your Chill Cure is
valuable specific, and performs all you
promise for il. Respectfully,
ARTHUR PETER 3 CO., Agents, Louis
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Administrator Notice.

Office Public Administrator, Shelby county
Courthouse, Memphis, Tenn, Mas 8. 1886.
THE undersigned having been appointed
i and qualified administrator Of the. estate
given 10 ali psrFoas indet ted 70 said estate
TO come forward and settle; and 70 those to
whom said estate Is indebted, to hle their
claims with me, duly prohated, within the
forever barred, JOHN LEAGUE,
Public Administrator,
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B I-B-
WHAT Is IT7
DIR. ID. s. JOHNSON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY,
No. II Jefferson street.


Established In 1850
4 NR.J0HNs0N is Acknowledged BY all par
IL ties interested as By far the most sue
cessiul physician in the treaimentof private
or secret diseases. Quick, permanent cures
guaranteed in every case, male or female.
Recent cases Of Gonorrhea and Syphilis
cured in a W days without the use Of mer-
curry, change of diet or hindranee from
business. Secondary Syphilis, the lastves-
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Involunsary loss ofsemen stopped in short q
time. Sufferers from impOtency or loss Of
sexual pswers restoT G 10 free viR0r in few
weeks. Victims Of e-abuse and excessive
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loss of physical and mental power, speedily
and permanently cured. Particular atten-
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cures guaranteed. Piles and old sores cured
without the use of eaustio or the knife. All
consultations strictly confidential. Medi-
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country.
pD-W orkingmen cured at half the usual
rates. Office hours from o'clock a. m. TO .
o'clock p.m. D. s. JOHNSON, MD.
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Manhood Restored

REMEDY fREE--A victim Of youthful imprudence
oausing Premature Decay Nervous Debility, Lost
Manhood, &o., having tried in vain every known
remedy has discovered simple means Of sei-cu3a
which be viii ser 4 FREE TO his fellOw-sutferefS
AdtrSln j ~. PIE i, YES A3 on. thAn 81. New Yenih
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nEkOCRATs TO The FRONT-rO a.
~ persons seeking Government Emil
ployment in any Of the departments as
Washington, OF any othor positions unde1
the Government, will send full instruction.
as to how 10 proceed to obtain the sane,
and Blank Forms OF Application on
receipt OF One Dollar. Address JOHN
ID. RORGH, L0ehsbOG 0sS, Chicago
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PROBATE COURT SALE
R EAL TATE
In the Town Of CoIIieryiIIe, Tenn.

In the Town OF CoIIIerVIIIe, Tenn.
No. $40, R.D.-John League, Public Admin
istrator of Shelby county, and as such Ad-
ministrstor of Mrs. Il. NJ. Bleckley, de-
ceased, VS.. Maggie A. Brennan OF al,
ID in, April q, 1856, will offer for sale,
at public auction, at C0LLIERVlLLE,
TENN, on
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orders must BE- sent 70 American GSlyan:
all our Western Offices are dlscOntinued.
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WIHNl YOUHk OF UIWf
find the 4 leetri c
Shield and Suspense
~ cure every stage OF
Weakness Of the Kid
ne s, Sexual System ,
Naricocole and lost OF
epfeebled pow ers.
Money refunded II
not as represented.
Price % and upward.
o. nj
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-18

Why pay quarter OF million
yearly o foreign clmpnic-, or lup
per cent IN cXc',., when pro.
lection Of cqus. value can ho bad iu
the 4 b, A. There is uo reason, bul
the fact that mo Old line l.to comps
Mica obtained flOrhoId when lltr Iu-
surRuro wa, not understood aud -li.,
mRlutiu certain hold 90 thr uu,
thinking Tu,y aro thr owls and butts
which tho mutuai- 90, rapidly driving
from their hiding places whore tLcy
have grown int % pubic ignorance
aud crrdu,iDy
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Hiram Cameron, furniture d'AI-r ul
Columbus, Ga, tells his experience
thus. For three year. have tired
every remedy on the market Tor
stomach aud kidney disorders, but
got no rclici, until used Electric
liittcrs. Took i've bottles pud an
now cured, aud think Electric litter.
the best blood purifier in tue world"
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a 50 900 membership 40 Tho I, b
A, Is so much cnpih which cost
the owner almost u0Iniu. lui costs
him less to carry than 80 much rcel
estate. It Is "a, absolute AS 5000
government bond Thus, ANY man
eau instantly create for himsp.l caP-
ital Of s. 900, AMI preserve that cap
ital unlmpaircd by lca5 expense than
tor taxes aud repairs on real estate
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Join the 4 b. A k a. Pareou
manager
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That the best hot free lunch iu town
is to b. had at the Cotton Exchange
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Moore's music store. 5l2 Austin
avenue,
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Young * Baker will take your
measure, have your shocs made. aui
guarantee a.
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A full line OF lsdie,' fine shipper.
SA&uEE BIOS.
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ir I.nf' '..ru. WuuI ,br mu .tt
% I..HH...' tHt..t a." 80 Iu.
tu.,l it.. t..e. ...lH
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ThO City steam DYE works guar
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Join the 7 Is. A, Il Is PARROT
manager,
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The T.B A } Read our record
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brqtrd Edwin O. Burt, Uu. SHOE, goo
10 sanger Bros.
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Mrs NiuslNs soothing syrup 'hH.f 40
Ways be- used for UhlilnH I"eINI.l .. sINf|s
the child snitcus tl. gum, r.n.- N. luus.
gufe7 wind guLC aul i- ttU .'st fuu,N
iiatrhuN
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS NOMINATIONS.

WAsuiNGrON, May 5.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Frederick Ellison. OF Indiana. TO be Consul OF INC
United States at Asuncion; First Lieutenant Johh L.
Bulls 9th Infantry be Captain; Second Leuehah'
Alfred NJ Palmer 2ith Infantry 10 bc First Leu'ehah'
Postnastcrs-Calvin Goodman, at Readlng rehn'
Uorao g. Tryon, at Weedsport. n. L.; James haiisan'
at Cauaohare " Y; william X. Dodgeat Gouveurncur
v Y; william II. Torrey, at Peterborough Mass; /. u
Mcconnell AZ Brownwooi, Tex; Devlc l. HarShess' !"
Berlin Wis; Warren Woodson. at Red Bnii Cal; John
H. Hamilton. Eureka Springs, Ark; DaViu W. oia'A
jr., at Valley CITY, Das. ~ poods
rhr Senate Committee Post-Oflccs ana Iost-loauo
this morning directed that favorable report De nalo
on tie case OF Mrs. Thompson TO DO fostinisuess ~
Louisville. ...o,,x ,,h ara
Tic to-day appointed among others
the following fourth-cass pO7tmasters:
y'scnsslrcDfaAt Bak RS Landing, Mrs Janene l2Wson
Chuslqy frank r. Mcmillan: OsccOli, LIOy n Da' -
south lleha Edwin {. JacoDy: Neheua HOiauu O"So
Detr. o >, na,o. c,o,,o.d robn
y. AiDertsOn 1aughnnnock ta'ia turn,lus Oll'ii'S
t.yn,n'-At Fairfax. LIihcr b. Hunt -
C,nnCc'jcuf-At II i,aS port. Alexander :. MarshiI
Efgfde-At NOrtn Now Portland. :. - walker.
He4r- nam pstirc-At Star<Vat r, Freeman l. Io''er
The Senate I'm executive session to-day closed t5 cay
endar of nominations The only confirmation niie
nubic "a that OF H. Zulick to he Governor or ArZona
rr nomination OF T. s. Dcfnent to 10 surveyor Generai
of lah adversely reported rom the Public Lands Com
uitre was rec ommittcd The rejection OF Char!e' H.
Pollard 10 be Associate Jusco OF the supreme Court Oh
MOAiaua Is officially announced.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06

thot Sr,,I no Of p"bcaon tho Eel peore ans ,ns
although he so, copy Of the fep Se e Com
se MIA for T Whenever he used H. ross" %
paid Hill IS $40 i9r MS ma,tsr avns Da' he the wtne
eeiS d Srcrsred the articles voluntarily no 1sn
had "eot hold OF gooa goa.,h ,hl,n,s ,,s "'' -O
work IL up for ali IL wac worth , ,.,takenI
NJ Ianiack-Anl you have not been inistsNeC %
Conlinulng. the witness sad tnao 81 lis SO that
a. A.hm, nS an, have had no malicious intent IN MAKING '"0
publication. - ... nav vnu treat your per-
sonal friende 49,, cor,sra m, fairly as I
,,S tried TO hold IL back until he re'urnod u
ingt0n. ,,,,.uo,,
Mayor Clark-Dccause was alra'u 'H"'
beaten by other ewspapers. - . .o,,o Of vour
Tie Chairman--YOu said that you to' S''"' -
information from tie other papers. .sor..,nd ,t "a
Movor Cerk-They did not seem to unders'anu " a.
did. 49,. ,,,,o, ,rl Tomorrow
when Mayor Clark Will be further eXanllheu.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
SPRING RACES AT IVY CITY.

WAsuINGroN, May 5.-The spring meeting
Of the National Jockey Cub viii besn at l7y Ci'y To-
morrow and continue on Saturday. Monday, "eineiay'
Thursday AMI Friday. Five races viii be run eieA "a'
The National Hotel handicap, for al ages one 'o SA
an eighth will he run tomorrow. Tho Anai"stan
sacs for three yearos mie Is down for tue sec
ond day; the Youthful stakes for twoyear-ols' ono
half mile for the third day; the Army aud navy STAKES
all ages. ono mile for the fourth day the Bren "'oa %
St,tes for tgp-ycar-Ods i've furOrgs, nni LA' "..'o
tai .tae. ror three yearolGs mile and an eiG IN,
on the ffth day and the RIGGS ionse St"kes, al "Se.
one nile ana "A half for the last day. lac staJtts 40
mn of GOOD horses the track IS I'm excellent eohloh
and lie Dects are that this viii! ne te ost ,ic
CLUB.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsufNGrON, Wednesday. May D 1855.
LoTTrRigs. anthony Comstock addressed the senate
Committee on Post-Oices and POstHoads this morning
t favor Of The amend the statutes III relation TO
the smssion through tie malls OF etteiy ana slit
entcrIt .e circulars.
F,rvr.s' SIGNAL Representatives, CaidwcH
and a,ell aud Colonel Beverly, Virginia. addressed
III. Hnus, Conuttcr on Agriculture to-day IN favor of
thc extension OF the beneis OF the SiEua ocrvce 20
far,nrs A sub.co nmittee was appointed 10 confer
with tho chief Sual Officer anu DRAFT u Dl on lhe
subject.
WARDEN-sTEAIEY CASE. The Ciyil Service Committee
OF the U,use today concluded the taking OF testimony
in The WardcI-s ealcy with tho reception or some
cxucrt evidence l4s receipts alleged 10 nave
been written In the Srryeant-atArnss office The COM
mttce VIII meet saturday 10 prepare tnelr report
Conscience Co, TGBrTi0Ss.-The Acting secretary OF
the Treasury has received a conscience contribution
from resident o NewNorx In the form OF one-half OF
81 600 gold certificate numbered - $685., the receipt
of which the sender says he wants 10 be publicly
sed before he will send the other half OF tho
certificate. The Acting secretary has also received
- contribution the Conscience rand from resident
Of 81. Paul, MINI.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
CONGRESSIONAL DO1NGs IN BRIEF.

WAsu1NGToN, May 5.-Mr Morgan, from the
Committee OIL Foreign Relations. reported resolution
to the Senate to-day declaring TO DO the sense Of the
Senate that some arrangement should be made VITA the
Government Mexico adequate to the suppression OF
the OWLS growing out OF the crossing OF cattle over the
border line between the United States and Mexico
Mr. Beck offered resolution, which was agreed to,
directing the Secretary Of State to inform the Senate
what necessity existed ior the continuance Of the pres
ent charge passports against citizens OF the United
States desiring TO visit foreign countries, ana whethor
# could not be reduced dispensed with without detr-
nient 10 the public service. Mr.. Beck sad hs saw no
reason why we should charge citizens 50 for get
ting passport to Cuba
The Chair LAID before tho Senate a communication
signed by General Bragg, member OF thc House or
Representatives, inviting the Senate to join with the
Association OF the Isl Army Corps In Visit 10 the DAt
tefelds OF Antiotam and South Mountain, Md, on May
Ia and o. The communication was laid On the taple.
The Speaker LAID before the House num- caiiOn
from the Secretary of the Navy containing an esLmat
e9l 1877 supply deficiency in the appropriation 10
the armament for the new steel cruisers; asO letter
from the secretary OF War transmitting an estimate OF
81 50 the purchase OF additional ground al Fort
Hamilton, New YORK HarbOr
Mr. Frederick OF Iowa, from the Committee on the
Alcoholic LIQUOR Traffic, reported adversely senate
bill providing for u commission the subject OF tie
uguOl traNe.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
Tho action now reads:
VARIOUS MATTERS OF LEGISLATION.

ALBANY, May (Speciab.-Thc Assembly Ju-
dietary Committee determined this evening to listen 10
tho charges made against Judge Donohne by the bar
Association OF New York OF Friday afternoon
Governor LII listened to arguments this afternoon Oh
tho three bills to reduce the price OF gas in Now-Iork
Speeches in opposition to the bills were nauo LOT 'no
Consolidated Gas Company by Henry IL. Anderson ana
Hamilton Harris, for the Equitable Gas Lht company
by f. r. Couiert and by George ii. roster lor the
suburban companies Addresses iavornG the pis "cro
made by senotor Reilly and by Henry l. Ireinah' coup
sci for the Consumers AssocialOn
Tho Senate passed Mr.. Conneny's bill colifyiAe the
medical laws OF tho State This Is the MeoeaI
society bill. drawn by W. A. Purrington. The Long
Island City arrearages liquidation fund ol was pa'se1
In tho Assembly Mr. Cullen'3 bill appropriatint
5000 900 FOR increasing the Uckage capacly Oi thc o
and Usweso Canals was passed Ayes. O.; nay,' 81;
e BIZ amending the code OF civil roce duIc ana aDO.-
isniug fmprisonncut for debt was passed.: senator
En.ser,s bin relative tho care anu castOdy OF ch
ren in Institutions was pissed with amen lment3 one
of which provides that tao quarantine OF ten Gays sI!1
m ler; - he 4scrct OF th3 attending plyslcin D. lac
rnai claus, Is amended 50 as only 20 make Wlln re-
1.tl 70 comply with the provisions or the OH HIS
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
BLACK CITES TWO INSTANCES.
ADMITTING on THE STAND THAT He "o0iD i'''
GRANTED PENSIONS TO BOTu


GRANTED PENSIONS TO BOTH.
WASHINGTON, May Especial. Commission
or J2lack wa, xaminod further to-day III regard 10 HIS
charges that political had been applied Dy DIS pre-
dscessor IN determining pension cases Inc case Oh
edward E. Kendrck Adutant OF the loth Ne"- io' n
Volunteers during the War. furnished Dy ME- bdch
n susain his charge Kendrick had an excellent recoI"
ne soldier aud his health was ruined IN reDe PRISONS
a,tors ware on file In his behalf from Charles e casey
Senator Miller ana Roswell p Flower Mr. Casey IN MS
letter mentioned that Kcnick was R'puolican 10 the
backbone" and had been largely instrumental In the
election OF Levi p Morton to Congress. Mr. Black
thought that this showed that political con'i dera-
tions had Influenced the case. In response 10 questions
Mr. Black admitted that there was ample evidence 10
show that pension should have been granted ana thas
he would have probably issued pension on the same
testimony As he himself had two: ran Tor Congress
and been candidate for Lleutenan,-Governof. aiIei
having secured pension for being physical wreck, he
wa, Obliged to admit, that tnere nothing unusual III
this
The case OF James p. Taylor, private OF tho llti
Michigan Cavalry, who granted pension on ac
count OF permanent structure was taken up Inc ciai
was first rejected, and upon appeal 10 Inc secretary
The Interior the rejection was affirmed. Subsequently
Tav or wrote to Congressman Burrows ana seat along
an appeal In his bena signed by number on men, no
TAYLOR wrote, earnest supporters ol Duio"n. i
Burrows asked that this be made special ana ~ :.
vss done General Black nrll that the record Indication
that II w., potica influence which so advanced H. L
on examination Mr. rirS admitted that furher testt
| ,uony had been produced account =. Ench the TO
hearing was granted and that testimony III MS op"v
was sufficient TO warrant the granting OF peuslon
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
RELIGIOUS T0RSHlP IT HAETARD.
A A PROFESSOR OF CHRISTIAN MORALS WITH FIVE
ASSISTANTS

ASSISTANTS.
CAMBRIDGE, May . lSpccidA.-At the meeting
OF the Harvard Board OF Oyersecrs this morning the
question Of religious worship to something like
final solution. The office OF fllmner Professor OF
Christian Morals ana university preacher was discussed,
and an eminent selected TO I'LL the position,
whose name is yet made public. Tho head OF the
department Of religious worship shall be the above
mentioned Pumner Professor. who will be university
pastor His functions will resemble those of university
dean In England. lie will ba assisted By five we'll
known ministers OF tho gospel. Among whom are
named the Rev. Drs. Brooks ank Hale aud Bishop
Huntington OF New-Yc,k. For these assistant preach
ers a horse with appropriate furnishings VIII be pro-
vidcd and maintained by the university. All these SIX
diyucs will be selected from different religious denom-
ina lions and Will reside the Cambridge residence
curing their weeks conduct OF services IN the
Harvard chapel II Is planned to enlarged greatly the
functions Of the pr, ,cher to the university. lie VIII
prOhaby have post Professor OF Moral Philosophy
The chapel s under examination ami II is hoped
70 the service great change IN such worship
in country by throwing the chapel oTen To the puD
lic aud by cXpeuilDg great amount OF money.
The prayer petition lu Tho hands OF committee or
three Of whom Rev. DIS Brooks and Halo
per, and will decue on tho various plans sub
Mitted, amOug-t them one 10 have the require
mrut each unGcrgrI iuae consist OF fourteen hours
per week. prayers to count two hours elective. IL
hoped maze the chapel service as attractive 80 Inc
famous Christ CAu.cd service al OXFORD.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
CLOSE OF THE MORMON HEARING.

WASHINGTON, May 3 (Spcciah.-The hear
iuy before the House judiciary Committee IN reference
to the Utah BILL passed by the Senate some months ago.
ae corcui Il to-day Tho Mormon contingent retired
from tc He'll confident OF having convinced tho com
,nittee Of the Injustice Of tho proposed esslltion Ihe
autiNformon faction withdrew feeling equally certain
that the bill will receive tho support OF tho committee
substantially as It passed. the senate The carly part oil
the day was occupied by Delegate Cane In finishing his
speech begun yesterday Judge BasSin rephed ior''y
nc his position by ample proofs and documentary evil
dcnce Again the Mountain Meadow massacre was re-
nears,d Mr. Cano declaring with much warmth th"V
it was not the wogk Of tho Mornohs. ho
saA that the jrry which convicted JoAn
y lee twenty wears after tho OF tho assa-
ere was composed entirely OF Morihons. ON tne oher
hst5 Julg, i;a4kim referred again to the murder or
pter and his friend whose Er0ats had been cut aler
tbcv had been hi 10y riis shots IN h.s opinion ths
was u case which illustrated tho Mormon doctrine OF
ilood atoneinent Delegate Game SAID that tnat was
lvucluy but failed account fOr the cutting OF ihe
yctin, hr0a,s after death. Chairman Tucker nnaiiy
ended the proceeding by declaring That he had been
greatly interested by wha had been said The rpies.
s,on prevails that tho judiciary Committee VIII not
reuort the bill TO the IlOIse ior some umo YET
New-York tribune., 1886-05-06
BLOW AT RAILROAD DrsCRIMINATION.

WASHINGTON, May (Speciab.-Ihe Senate
continued to-day the debate on the Interstate COM
Inerce bill The time taken up principally IN as
cussipg the amendment offered By Mr. Camden. OF West
Virginia in regard 10 the lion; and short haul clause
OF the bill As reported by the committee 1t provided
that no moro should charged for shorter than Tor
longer maui in the same direction from the same oSiGa
point OF departure. Mr.. Camlens amendment siriAcS
ont the same original point of departure so as 10 pfo
vide that 1t shall be unlawful 10 charge moro Tor q
shorter than for longer haul III the same direction
without regar to starting points Mr. Spooaer opposed
tho as he said it would result III increasing
local rates in order profit would he made as cost
more uro OrtiOnatey transport SNORT distances IMAM
long distances. In The course OF MS speech ne su t
"a single remark made glass OF vine III h"tel n"
prectptatcd railrJai war that cost 9OOOOooV an OF
which eventually came oat OF the shippers. NJ" Palmer
also opnosed the amendment lie said that some OF
the railroad DETERMINATIONS complalned OF were ho1
made by the railroads. but by the Almighty, Whcu gave
water connection to places ana not to others
The amendment carried Dy vote OF Z" 10 u nc
only Republic voting in the affirmative were essIs
Con.cr, Il lhOne. Morrill,, X! !Idleberger ana SEcrmh'
Tao only Democrats voting III the negative were Mcsss.
| RroWu and Mcpherson.