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New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
FIVE RACES AT SARATOGA.
PANAMA, GKIsEITE, VOLANTE, jim DOUGLASS AND
JOE MITCHELL IN FROM.
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SARATOGA, July 31.-Thc attendance to-day
at the race track was by the largest OF the
This the seventh day and fourth regular day
OF the summer series There was an unusually large
gathering OF ladies the grand stand who wore elaborate
toilettea The weather was the finest character.
breeze from the west tanning every one on the grand
md public stands and Oh the quarter stretch.
The first race three-quarers OF mile for purse OF
500. for maiden three yearods and the eleven
starters included PattOns Gold F!ea lO2
Nompkins); O'Connor's Ella H.. 1O3 (stone);
Inches B.nnace. lO5 ()onohue); Mr. Chares's
TecOnic, lO5 NIoganG Williams Panama. 100
(MeCarthy Streets Tambourettc. 100 daversl'
Pate's Amy Hyde. 100 Gittlefcld); Lamasney Bros
Climax, lO2 (OHara); Davis Il Halls Brunova Ander-
eon); wooding 4 Puryears Bastante 100 Godfrey :;
Bowio's Carssima, 100 GIyslop). Betting Panama
q to s. Binnacle ;, Pec0nc and Climax each g, Amy
HYDE TO- Gold Flea and Bastante each l5 Brunova and
Carssima each 90 ana Ella IL. and Tambourette each
80 Pools Panama $40. Binnace IS, Peconic SO and
the field go.
Ella HIS fractousness caused considerable delay. and
at "A, IL was necessary TO withdraw her from the
When the flag aropped Climax led on and showed the
way for couple OF furlongs, whom he threatened
bv Panama and they struggled round into the home
stretch. Coming forward Panama took the LEAD and
held II 10 The close, winning by length and half,
Climax second, two lengths IN front OF Tam
bourette third. The order homo OF the others was:
ANY IIyie Brunova Bastante, Carissma Binnacle,
Cold Flea and Peconic. IimenIlI'2 Mu'uas paId
81 40 Post odds against Panama
T1e second race was the renewal OF the annual con-
tast for the spnaway Stakes for les two years Old.
She distance being nvefuronss outoi thrtythree NOM
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
TElING TO LyApE A Just DEBE

WAsHiNGToN, July 81 lSpec'dh.- hat sturdy
economist. Holman, OF Indiana distinguished himself
agan to-day by attempt 20 d'ieAt Tue payment of
st debt due from the United states to some OF It's CHI
zcn- The bnl Is one Ia pay the fhmlI National Hank
OF New-York. During war funds to the credit of
south Carolina bank on GcpOst IN the lhWalN bank
were by the United states and covered into tie
Treasury After the drat Of the southern bAk
the Pnu.ui1 Bank presented aud payment refused
The bank sued aud the hung for years 10 tie
courts amda sncut against The hou ulX Bank
obiAneI IN The supreme Court Oi tho United stale.
The bank then sought be reimbursed senator Lvrs
introduced TN. which was pas-cd, supropriAtlnR sou-
so 900 for the relief OF ths hank. Tho House commit
reduced amount to about $1,000. the amount
seized by United S4te'. cut % lie amount
.nded by bank ia defending suits. amt Unanimous
/, recommended yas,acr II sent 10 the senate
mus amended. he senate refused To ngrce - the
iay mOvct grant the request But llO man wanted
the blI referred 10 The Committee on Claims, which
meant OF course the indefinite pos tponement Of the
hill Iionan's motion defeated - division. but
the ou-~ thin, and he hoped to iis point y
demanding quorum Iin failci, however, and the bill
to 4 conference committee, which Will have
the night 10 report al any utn".
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

nation. six starters came to post including Dwyer
Brothers Bessie June 100 lldttl"neiu! agnes, iUo %
Godfrey; Nolans Blessed, 100 tHcCarthy tohner Ere
La Juive. 1O3 Donohue); Browns lizzle krepns, Ioo
0O'Hara) Santa Anita Stables Grsette, 103 Miilen.
Bettinq-Bessie June and La Juive each to = LIZZIE
Krepps g. Grisette 4. Agnes ana Besseu 10 iools-
Dwyers' entries $50. LIZZIE krepps TlO. GTlseite
S37. La Juive S33 ana Blessed Slo ID
Blessed first under motion and showed the way up
to the last furong post Grscte then rushed forward
and capilally by length, LIZZIE krepps length
In advance OF Agnes third, Blessed. Bessie Jnne ana
La Jnve being the order of the others Time-l:03'4
Mutuals paid 500 30. Post odds on Grsette, T.
Saratoga CUP of $500 added to sweep.ta-s OF 80
each. out of ." nominations only two starters fac-
the flag, including Carters Aretno H. GodiT"y ana
Santa Anita Stables Voante lis. (Mdrphyl: Betting
Noante to 20 and Aretno II. Pools-Noante 800
AID Aretin0 50. This proved a onesidcd contest as
oinie had everything his own ~ anu won edsly D
full length. Iime-i20. Mutuals-SJ 'O IOst Oius
Noante to 20. 5000
The fourth race, one mile. was for purse OF 800.
and the starters included Corrleans Free Knight 100
O'IIaral; Dwyer Brothers Millie. 100 Vodfrey! {;
Johnson's jim Douglass 10 (kingsbury); r. fuckers
Haicfoot. 1l3 (D0nohncl Betung-Jim Douglass
3 to ;, barefoot .. Free Knight g. and Mie
Free KNIGHT Sl7 and Mile $40. barefoot led for a
quarter OF mile but passed on the back4tretch by
jim Douglass. Mile ran to the front near ne haf post
and led round into the stretch. jim Douglass now
bounded forward rapidly and won by half length Hare
foot second and over five lengths better than Milie
third. Tme-lli. Mutuals paid IS 80. Post odds on
Jim Douglass 3 to >.
The fifth race, purse 800. mile and sixteenth,
selling allowances The starters oraris Fancy
% ((ioodar): McMahons Joe Mitchell. 1Oi NcCarthyl;
Pates Bell Pate, 100 O.ittlefelD; Davis IlaiFs
Ro.ete. 100 (AndersonG Forbrs Zamora lo2 Godfrey
B-tting-Zanora 3 to >. Joe Mitchell 3. Fancy 4. Belle
Pate and Rosette Is. Pools-Lamora $50 aud the
and Iosette FOR about mile Coming up the stretch the
issue Mchelland Iam and the former won
by nose: Fancy secured third ROsetc aud Belle IAe
last. Time 1522i. Mutuals SIS TO- Post odds on Joe
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

cents Of 1ss2 registered 90 per cent oohus Of
the District OF Columbia.
ARMY NEws.-The Navy Department IS advised OF tno
arrival OF Lieutenant scbueize at rkusk on ms renn
from siberia and his intended departure on Jh ~.
Frat Lieutenant George Palmer. OH Infantry iaS peeh
ordered from Cheyenne. Wyoming. to fort Winear,
New-Mcxco TO Join his company. Tho lcav, OF apsuno"
OF second Lieutenant George t. Davis, 23d Infantry,
has been extended one month.
TREASURY DGCIsIoSs-A tobacco company OF North
Carolina which had exported larse quantity Oh cglr
cites TO LonlOn IN bond and reimpOrel them 10 Nn"
YORK. applied to the Trsa Jury Department Tor p,Is
sion TO rrship the goods to their factory h N"I'h
Carolina FOR the purpOse OF belng stampei anu re-
exported to some other foreign pOri. the )ep'r
decided that under rXsns laws The good. III duo't'oh
cannot be- withdrawn from the custody or the cuStoS
officers for the purpose stated otherwise thah upon Inc
payment OF duties eqaa the Internal revenue LAX
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
TIE HOENELLsyMLE POST OFFICE.

MR. BAKER FOR ASSEMBLY MAN-KiLLiNG DOGS
lFRoN ~ OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or rlE rRnu>El
IlORNELLsyIIIE, July 3l.-Ihc struggle for
the pos,masersp is growing decidedly interesting for
the two applicants who have larse petitions record
The contest waeei between hostile factions 20
wit; /. g. Babcock and reform. and John McDouslll,
the old standard bearer and the slchem OF the ~euben
Democracy. Tho political hcrolsm displayed by the
later gentleman AMI his friend Greenhow during the
last quarter OF century record OF magnitude Inc
unconcerncd point with much emphasis a. the notable
record ana lustrous % Grecuhow and Mcponsa
IN bringing about Deaocr,tio ascenlcncy. In all the
Lard fought battles for political supremacy they acsc
great truth that they at the heal AMI front o
tho Democratic column, ami always ou tne picket Hue
Babcock aid Burnham point to rcc,ri iusirioIs ID
speculation and defeat 80 far outward work concerned
netwcen the two cOnteniing parties matter oi pay
ment ana satisfaction fol party work the masses contend
that tlcro conn arison. Daring tho past FEW days
has been much anxiety among the friends y the
respective arcs at the Presidents delay making tho
appointments SoIpe OF the POLITICAL plophe., are ~
cncL to the opinion that neither party VII SECURE Ia"
pho from tue ,ct tlat the al polntmoht u ruri N'ut
RESULT to the de,rimeut OF the part, u this locality
clever emodgh 10 tnlnk that captain y H.
Harmon mdl he allie to carry ot the prize WIN 10
famous military record lac claims, Other things heluS
equal that hu stands among tho preferred class. aud hs
a soldier comes within the letter aud spirit ~ Tie 'N
service rulcs 1t Il claimed tnat he made application
early the season. AMI that hls Old comrtlo. General
Socum' has gwen Personal attention - his claims.
IL Il now conceded That tle lion. charles - ltAeI'
ot Corning, viii Ice returned 10 the Assembly hls Is'
His record ana AFFINITY legislator have been h-hN
satisfactory to hls constituents. luc Democrat, n"V'
uo man IN the district Who can compete Win AiM III
legislative ability.
President KAthburn has ISSUED pr ,c'amltion direct
iug the policemen ol the city to shoot and k Au dos
found tunuius Ia tnc street. unmulxr alter Au-A,t d.
married rur,lIy evening 10 Miss Nluc iulnrhld liie
81 Cameron. y. \. Ihc cJhpio 40 ia NcN lHrs ol
Wnl fUl
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
CAURcH EGowy rp VIM DryIuIrE

PoTrsyrLLE. Penn, July 3l.-At 3:lj O'Clock
this morning tremendous explosion. tho SHOCK OF
which was distinctly felt In the c,y. occurred ~.
Clair. two miles distant Dynamite had been placed
urder The baptist Church and exploded. wrocAlug the
buldng and cntaug damage 10 the amount of several
hundred dollars. The perpetrators have moi been dis
covered, but the act Is universally REGARDED ~ result
OF the crusade o the Law aud order society. through
whose enorts Daniel Walker. Old aud respected
citIhen WAS recently InprsOncI for technical Viola
tOu OF the liquor law, aud VINO died IA short time, his
death being generally ATTRIBUTED 10 his imprisonment.
some six months agO the stOr. of an active member of
the society blown up and the excitement aud b Il
blood casOned by that denonsratiUn resulted IN this
morning. Outrage.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
WORKING Ar THEIR own RISK.

WAsHINGrON, July 3l.-A circular was
Issued this afternoon by Acting Secretary Farchild
which that Congress has failed provide APP
propriations for the fiscal year beginning July /,
l-sG. for the Life-saying Service, Revenue Gutter
Service, Engraving and Printing. Lighthouse
establishment ana Coast and Gcodetic sur
yey; for superntondcnts ana employees
connected with the delivery OF distinctive paper for
United states securities and Internal Revenue stamps
assistant custOans and JanOrs OF furniture
agents at the seal n-hrrics III Alaska notice
tnat any rendered expenditures incurred
tnese shall be at the risk OF
rendering and not he deemed to Involve Govern
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
STATEN ISLANDERS BEATEN AT cRlcknE

Staten Island put weak team III the field
Yesterday IN the match on the home grounds with the
Paterson Cricket club. ana then had the misfortune to
have three btt-mcn ont. In consequence the
staten Islanders suffered defeat hy four runs I'm the
first inuln lnr udtcn was begun AT l;.'o clock The
Paterson mon roing in on a poor wchci. wilson ana
Lsmhkn oper ed the bowling. and bOth dd effective
work. the formers uudernaui SOW bowling hrns
destructive. 81 The close OF the inning Nr. wilson
had taken > WIc sets for - runs. Harry ItmhSln-
wickcts for = runs. Inc Paterson men
81 runs. nj the station lsandcr~ pretty con-
iieut OF beating thls hut disposed OF Tor the
small of D.. The Paterson eleven went IN again
ana made %.
The Kings County Cricket club easily defeated the
BROOKLYN Club III Prospect Park 10y innings and 80
runs. f. Thew %. made the prluclptl score Tor the
winners. The we're: BrOokyn-Frst inning 10 4;
second - total. 81. Kings Comfy inning. 20.
The Anglo-SaXOn IOIse. sons Of - George, Cricket
Club defeated the E-eeT Club OF Bellcve y. :. IN
Prospect Park. hy six runs III oneinnlns match ii.
Tyers, 49, was top scorer for the Winners
The New York and International Tle Company
cricket teams played match 10 Central Fdrk. The
former by a score of l. 10 -. Thomas bo~l"i
finely for the home team and CeVeIly good dd bowl
ing for the visitors.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY NraLuGEycE.

CHICAGO, July 31.-A morning paper -lys:
Considerable excitement caIsed IA Ehs-
ern railroad circles Yesterday by the announcement
that tho negotiations looking the admission o the
Chicago and Atlantic into the Central Traffic Association
have fallen through SO tnat no further attempts Will "a
made present that road TO Join the combination
The prime pal point at issue between the CHICAGO al
Atlantic aui the ASSOCIATION Ia the disposition Oi tie
contracts made 10y the Wabash over the LtAeton route
The CHICAGO and Atlantic demanded that those contracts
should be assumed By the Chicago Etstbouut YO1, ani
that would account 10 The pool Tor the Wthasl bl-
ness - n car lhe WABASH further dcmsniei per-
centasc OF 9a per cent OF the eastoOund trIc from al
cagO"
CHICAGO July 3i.-The general freight agents Of tho
Northwes crn lines have decided upon the following
rates OF -four Eastbouud from MnneapO AMI r. Pau:
10 Chicago destined for the seaOOard. cents per 100
pounds to Chicago. locally. 10 cents and for INTERIOR
points in Iowa aud Illinois, l1ia eenss per 100 polni'
These rates into effect NJ lay AMI are mhi' -
way experiment. A large portion ~ tue tr.ht -
diverted u te Lake superior points owing u tie acton
of the -. Paul and Duluth, WHICH refuse. 10 como "A
VOO.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
CHINESE LIBEL SUIT At BINGHAMroN.

POSTMASTER FEEENAN-TrApE PEo-PfKoU'.
BINGm,NToN. July U.-Ihe arrest OF il. Clay
Audross and MERIT rreadw,u. correspondence and
tie latter agent. tor " The Syracuse sunday lines.
las caused decided sensation here. II - believed 20
be- the first arrest chu -c of criminal libel ever
made in this county. Then, too the nationality of
the compliments J., such that no one would look for "a
movement of TIN, kud. WHO eyer heard of China
man bringing suit ior libel against hec-hom
American The complaint arose from AZ article
appearing in " The ines " of Sunday last.
The confirmation by the United States senate Of the
Presidents appointment of l.. Hamilton Freeman to
bc postmaster here the news of which came TO this
city on "Wednesday last not unlocked for. Ii l. a
l-kuown fact that Freeman has hung Oh silently
vet tcuaciou-y and that hc has in some way scnccd
most of the clAaor against him. lie has anon. other
things eucnLly promised the various ANXIOUS ones
that 4. Carl, editor aud proprietor OF " Inc
Leader" of which Freeman hds Tor some years past
been associate editor, should have nothing to 10 with
t. office.
~ the present time many Of the people Of leisure Of
this cit, are away AT the ,ca-hoie or mountains but
nearly a. many from the mctr"pol, ar cl~owh here are
spending the summer months IA tim, city or vicinity,
that times are really not dull hrr" ifi'e is E""l
with all MERCHANTS and labor. skilled or common, l.
IN good demand The two places IN tins ctN "here
como rushing - being done arc at tie corner ol q A
conmruccd the erection of the new $1,000 Oak -
school building. which must 1o completed within ia
months If possible and at thcnang PINT where the
Berlin Bridge Company has bat just ut about the
erection of ~ 900 bridge which must oc completed
by November /. short distance up a-hin- ion--i
l. Goldsmith j. causing To- br erected fine ~l2uuO
residence, for which NJ +. Gaigc la. the contract. \
short distance further north another H. 600 -lcucc
l. being built tol wealthy contractor. ". II.
kennedy just acros, the Chcnango Mr. John B. y an
Name causing the erection of = nnr $1,000 resi-
dcu,c G.. !. Rogers has comn,n another hn' resi-
dcucc on upper llaWlcy-st: The immense ~, -ior!
blocks of j. T. Moves ON Ferry It,. and Hall. Gium.
mond ~ Co.. ON Natci-st.. are ta,t going up, and
smaller builes are benz erected AL! over the city.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

PIrrsBrRG. July 81 One of thcpOstal clerks,
who runs bctwcen PitisOurs aud Now-foFE, says no
postal clerk who signed for the lost pouch 80 "''
was not Ferrald. but Fielder. He Is BoAomian ani
lives IA rerrc lIaute. ni. The pouch contained seventy
one registered packages nearly all OF them from t)eicn
countries IL Is difficult 10 estimate tue exact amount
m the pouch It may bo only $1,000 or II may r"sci
A. nsh "a tho figures Published, wuch pa. tue Nue ..
SlOonOO Fielder admitted that he ntd recepied l'r
lt hut said he di not 20 to see whether Al oI t',
pouches In the list accounted Tor wh'h he TOOK
IN axe Of them rlttsDurg. he dt not AsNe inr
Inc inspector then told him that II wts NOS receiver
within a certain time he would have 10 pay Tor s con-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
OPPOSING A GREAT SHOW
IS IT A TRAP FOR FEDERAL MONEY!
THE SENATE DEALS CHARILY With MR.. HoARs
RESOLUTION.

RESOLUTION
w,sutxcroy. July 31.-The Senate to-day took mp
Mr. Uoar's resolution for the appointment of COM
mttcc to n1nire into the eypedIcncv of and plan for
celebrating the hundrcdth anniversary Of the Con.
tutiou and the four hundrcdth of the discovery Of
America
Mr. uawlcv spoke Of the efforts of certain gentlemen
who by pamphlets and otherwise were indnstiiously
,,r;np fine plan for a great international exposition,
on some of the public grounds in Washington, with
idea of erecting expensive buildings which to be
,hc ncrmoncnt II wa. question whether the nanulact
urinc and business interests of the country pre-
parcd for it. lie had not the slishc idea that they
,vcrc No permanent exposition of such n character
had ever been anything but a disastrous iauure. lie
wanted TO have this nilialory movement guarded 50
tLof the Government would not he committed to II.
MIR Uoar declared that the purport OF the resolution
was absolutely free from committing the Government
to anything.
celebration The resolution act of respect to
gentlemen who had before the committee and
discussed the subject.
In th matter He thought that the experience of the
Centennial celebration at Philadelphia and of the lac
leans Exposition had been enough ior the toy
Mr. Samisbnry declared himself utterly opposed to
the resolution in any shape. He regarded II an M
sidious initial step toward an expenditure of several
mi lions 10y the Government unne ceSsarily lie denied
thai there was any legitimate power in Congress to
appropriate the pcoplea money SO as to give
"iroic to the people of Washington.
The resolution was modified lat the suggestion OF
Mr. Hawleyi ~ to direct The committee of seven
of whom one shall be the presiding officer OF the Sen
aie 10 consider the cXpedicncy OI properly crchrat-
iur AT the Capital of the Republic these two iusri-
Gus anniversaries and If said celebration hc deem
cxpedien shall rcpor the method, cost and gencdl
plan thereof AT the next session OF Congress, aud "as
adopted-yeas u. nays II.
Tne selcc committee tho proposed celebraton on-
si-ts OF Mcssrs. sherman, lloAr, Sowcl lawey oof-
hees German and Lusna
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
cnAKGEs AGAINsr FIrz LouN ponrEp

WAsInNGToN, July 31.-Brigadier-G General
Philip G Cook retireJ has filed charges tne War
department against General FIz Jonn Purter growing
out report made by the attor In regard the
duct CT the former Ganes's Mills at the beginning Of
the seven days hght III juno. 1sG2, when General Por-
te: COMMANDED tbs flItn Army Corps ami General
Cook commanded ade OF cavalry. No action
taken In the matter by the secretary War
and there IA strong Impression In the Department that
tsan snt,i ataI
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
TIE ALIEN LANpLoED ELL PASSED.

WAsmNGrON, July 1.-The House by vote
OF 2Oy to- today passed tie Alien Landlord bill II
provies that resilient alien or foreigner. nor
any resident alien foreigner who has declared his
intention TO become citizen OF the United states
any corporation association where at most one
tenth OF stock right OF property Is owned con
troled by aliens Foreigners shall acquire hold
po-ses by right. uto descent aocruIng hereafter
any real any of the Territories OF United
Str- provided the pTovsiOns OF this shall
apply the real estate necessary for the construction
and operation OF any railroad.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

AIIcI DtIng IH!tt tllncs stOpprd by The police
Jack hllran, OF Boston, ami "Jack Ashton of rn, tl
encc, met yesterday IN an eghtTound sparfng match AZ
KdgcwODd Park, brooklyn Three hundred u,on. .r
present; Ashton was seconded by Billy y" Madden and
Jack MCAuilnc and fUup al ~ pounds Ir,rL
Stevenson. John Murphy ana Thomas s.tonI,l
rain. Who weighed 10 pounds. The match was Win ro
gloves Tor scientific points In spite OF wine,
freely sncc both men went AT thcr work saNagoy much 10
the delight Oi the crowd, Al the end OF eighth , tn
cncicd and dragged apart by the spectator Who
crowded upon The platform. The hight awar, to Nj
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
TnE FEDERAL rrLDlNG IL pLooKLYN.

WASHINGTON, July 81 lNpccldi. - The
Brooklyn Representatives making strcnnous efforts
to secure favorable action uvon OF the bs to ea-
tend the public bu Ing 10 Tat city. Tic Di reported
by the House Committee j. on tho calendar II appro
PIRATES s-75Ooo. 1he senate has pa'sei bill appro-
prlalns SJJl.ouO the amount recommended by the
supervising Architect I'M, hi IS on the speaker 8
table ami an arrangement las been made to keep It
there untL Monday. being well understood that should
II the Comnttco on Pubic buildings and
Grounds. nothing moro would be heard from II. on
Monday motions to suspend the rules viii lie III order u
the observed. aud the ircnis ol tho bill hogc
q, GET An opporuuity to move to suspend a., rules AID
pc. IT, They conf lent that the b VII receive the
twoIri- lt. the lLNdrnce "i al tho
YORK Representatives having been enlisted Ia favor
o. It. IL known That speaker CARLISLE ahl
Nes-rs Randall and Morrison WI do al
tury can TO he'll The friends Of The measure Opposition
is expected from the chairman 81 tho House COMMITTEE
Who nails from south Carolina AnI Icrhau, from some
Of tie other members Of the committee. Nrw ok IS
without any representative ~ tho committee
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
LITTLE HOPE FOR RIVERS AND HARBOKS
rsACrICAL DEFEAT OF TIE ELL N THE HOUSE
Healed DiBATr.

WAsnINCroN, July 81 (Spccian n.-Unlcss tnc
legislative prophets Dotn sides are eeloceved there
VIII he no appropriation Tor rivers and barDofs th. yeaf
Prophct Wills told the House toiay that II II should
adopt the conference report would strike the death
knr not alone OF the pend hill but of AL future
efforts 10 appropriate money fer itcrnAl Improvements
on the other hand lronhct ,mcarl and Prophet Hen
drr.on both solemu;y assured tho House that 10 reject
the conference report voud b. TO dcstro tic at YES
ike Of hGyo for Tiyer ana hAfho' bill MS ycar. The
House took all these propheta At .hcr WORT anl hy a
vote 10 to lO9 defeated the couicscnc report be-
fore that vas done there q" lively Spat uctweon
the fiery Hatch the mrui'ivc blanchard, who inu-
mated tnat the Knight " Hannibal s a mean thing
and declared that one ~ hs statements Is not true.
and that he dIatcD knew it was not true when
lie made II. Hatch Wac astonishod but he male
"A mid though firm reply an dcnounc0i tie
House cODi~rrrs Wills spoke against the conference
report and Henderson, OF Illinois, aud blanchard de-
Tended H.
or the u2 votes favor ~ II 3 were cast hy Eepnt-
licans maluiy frou Wc-teru ani Pacific states ~
the l}J neEatIVr VOfcs - were CAST bs .rluhlcau~
+ c friends Of tho hl House generally regarded
the vote o., a luAl defeat of th~ bil!.
IN, tei of ugInrers has informed the House th1t IN
addition to thc amount n,ui which can be expended
ror that purpose the % -,nnopp wll De t'lulrcd
preserve and protect from damage the works now IN