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A Military Sensation.

ST.. LOUIS July The uneventful quietness
which has prevailed at Camp Marmaduke, at
Sweet Springs. Mo-, where the State militia are
in camp, was disturbed yesterday by two events
The resignation of Colonel Bull and the sum
mary discharge of Sergeant Gleason. No sensa-
ton is attached to first, the Coloneps resigna-
ton was entirely on account of personal reasons.
Sergeant Gleason had been a member of the
Busch Zouaves, aud was considered the best
drilled man in the company, having taken sev-
eral prizes during the late trip of the company
through the South. An order dischasRing the
Sergeant for conduct prejudcial to good order
and discipline" was issued in the morning aud
was read before the entire force during the re-
view by the Governor. The Sergeant was es-
corted beyond the camp limits by guard of his
company, and will not be permitted to return.
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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL.

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try on that, and leave the $400, COO 600 Mr.. Hen
bricks said was in the Treasury and the $500,
600 600 the gentleman from Pennsylvania said
was in the Treasury, in the Treasury still. 1
only want to say, in conclusion that hope the
amendment offered will be adopted. It seems
to be absolutely demanded if this resolution
shall pass Let US save that 800, 600, 600 re-
served from encroachment; let US say that the
$346. GOO 600 of the promises of the National gov
eminent shall be kept secure, ana if we do that
and adopt the amendment giving the Secretary
of the Treasury fair working balance, which
any business man or corporation would keep,
then your resolution will be harmless and it
will deserve the veto of the President
Mr.. Reed, of Maine, saw in the restriction a
mere political game.
Mr. Henderson, of Iowa. favored the reselu-
ton because it enforced Republican PROPOSE
ton. Now that the Democratic party had de-
termined that the pension bills should not be
passed. he was IN favor OF paying out the snr-
plus on the public debt.
Mr.. Morrison closed the debate in support of
the joint resolution. He denied that the resolu-
ton was condemnation of the administration.
1t left the question of reserve in the status in
which it was to-day If it was law now that
800, O00 600 was to be reserved, it would be law
after the passage of the resolution The gentle
man from New York predicted that the country
was going to the bad if $70,000,000 should be
paid out OF the treasury In 1881 the surplus
was reduced to 500. 600, 900, and no harm had
come to the country. Nobody had lost faith in
the government or in the treasury to keep its
pledges. Was the gentleman talking for the
Democratic party. to tell him that $40, DOC, 600
more was required in the treasury because this
was Democratic administration If the people
hac confidence in the government in 1881, when
there was Republican administration and the
surplus had gone down to 800, 600. 900, in Gods
name, should they not have faith in it to-day,
when it had at its head this good man Cleveland.
about whom so many nice things were said, and
whom nobody thought more of than he Laugh
ter and applause
The general debate then closed, and the five
minute debate began and ran on without inter
est for half an hour
The amendment offered by Mr. Morrison this
morning was adopted without division The
amendment offered by Mr.. Mckinley yesterday
was rejected-104 to 1872 A number of other
amendments were offered and rejected. An
amendment offered by Mr.. Grosvenor, of Ohio,
providing that nothing in this act shall be con-
strued to convey to the public any doubt as to
the wisdom, patriotism and integrity Of the
President or Secretary of the Treasury, was
ruled out on point of order.
Mr.. Mckinley, of Ohio, moved TO recommit
the joint resolution with instructions to the
committee on ways and means to report it back
with the amendment previously offered by him.
Lost-yeas, 1l8; nays, 1873.
The joint resolution was then passed-yeas,
207; nays. g. The following is the vote in de-
tail:
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL.

as newspaper. commends itself to everyone rra-
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FfOceeClnSb Oh the Senate
WASHINGTON, July 14-The following bills
were passed:
For bridge across the west channel of the
Detroit river; establishing additional aids to
navigation at the mouth of the Mississippi river,
with amendments
Senator Logan introduced joint resolution
directing the Secretary of War to accept the
deed and conveyance of the land known as
"Highwood tract near Chicago. donated by the
Commercial Club, of Chicago for military pur-
poses
The Senate then took up the river and harbor
BILL and Mcmillan who has charge of it, moved
an order that the bill be recop,mitted to the
committee on commerce, with instructions to
amend it as voted by the Senate in committee OF
the whole, except that In each item of the bilY
and the aggregate, there be reduction of 80 per
cent; that the committee amend the bill accord
ingiy land not otherwise) and report the same
complete forthwith
Mr.. Butler offered as a substitute for the pro-
posed instructions a proposition appropriating
$40 900 000 or as much thereof as can be iu-
diciously expended during the fiscal year by the
Secretary of War in the improvement of import
ant rivers and harbors. During the discussion
which followed, Mr. Vest said that the commit
tee on commerce was composed Of Senators from
thirteen States and 10 was not these Senators
alone who made the bill He had had grave and
reverend Senators-not OF the committee-come
TO him and say that if they did not get this OF
that appropriation put in the bill they would be
beaten at the next election II was case of
Help me, Cassius, or / sink Senators had
come into the chamber and had their amend
ments put into the BILL and they had then stood
up. within three feet of him, and denounced the
whole scheme as piece of unconstitutionality.
The plan was help me to put in my appropria-
ton, and will help you to put in yours" He
had had Senators come to him and say, "Vest,
you were right ID your argument about tne Ken
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Nav YORK, July ID The steamer Nevada,
which sailed yesterday for Liverpool. carried
the swords. two of the Irish brigade's flags, and
brigade. that have hung for over twenty years
in the Twenty third street home of his widow,
Mrs. Elizabeth Meagher These relics. with
Gallaeher's lite-size painting of General
Meagher. unveiled at Chickering Hall on Decora-
ton Day by the Irish American Union, were
placed in charge of Mr.. James Bryce
Killen, B. L., to be presented to the Young
Ireland Society of General Meaghers native
city, Waterford.
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lucky river. but was on the gang and / could
not leave the procession. had my part of the
pork, and had TO let somebody else have his
part" and it would be so to the end of time.
Under this proposition the Mississippi river
would lose $500, 900, the Missouri river $780, 600.
and the Ohio river $500, 900. If the Senate want
ed to abnegate ITSELF let it do so, and let it say
to the people. I'VE are unfit TO do our duty. "
They might as well say to the President. I'VE
are unfit to discharge this duty; take it and dis
charge IL for as.
Mr. Logan opposed Mr. McMillans notion
and it was finally Withdrawn and the Senate
proceeded to vote on the various amendments to
the bill.
The amendment reducing the appropriation
for improving the Tennessee river at Mussel
shoals from $3.50, 600 to $3.50, 600. was rejected
10 to 81 The amendment proposing to appro-
pirate $500 600 for the purchase of the Portage
lake canal and the Lake Superior Iron Company's
canal was agreed to-yeas 80. nays 81
TAe amendment in relation to the Calumet
river was agreed to. The amendment accepting
the grant OF the Illinois and Michigan canal, and
for the construction of the Hennepin canal was
adopted-yeas n, nays 20.
without progressing further with the bill, the
Senate adjourned.
The resolution, as adopted reads:
That whenever the surplus balance in the Treas
nry, including the amount held for redemption of
United states notes shall exceed the sum OF ore hun
dred millions OF dollars it shall be- and is hereby
made the duty of the Secretary of the Treasury 70
apply such excess in sums of not less than ten mill
ions per month during the existence of such surplus
or excess to the payment of the interest bearing
debtedness of the United States, payable at the
option OF the government. The surplus or bal
herein referred to shall be the available surplus
ascertaned according the form of the statement of
the United States Treasurer of the assets and iiab
tiles of the Treasury of the United States employed
June 80, 1886.
Mr.. McKinleys amendment which was re-
jected, reads
That the sum of 800, 1000, 900 herein reserved
the extent of $685. 500 600 and the balance by
walton from the under authority of the act of
JAM IA, 1875, entitled act to provide for the
sumption of specie payments shall be maintained as
provided by said act and apart for the purpose of
redeemng legatender notes of the United States
when presented for payment and said fund shall not
be used for any other purpose.
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An Important Arrest.

LOUISVILLE KY, July IA private tele-
gram announces the capture of the dangerous
and notorious counterfeiter and criminal. James
H. Wade, at Sherman, Tex, by Officer T. w.
Campbell. Wade has killed two officers Tho
attempted to arrest him in Tennessee
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Proceedings of the Senate.

| The joint resolution now goes to the Senate.
| Il
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