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WAR CLOUDS AGAIN LOWER
Greece Hurrying HGr Troops Forward.
CONTINUED QUIET AT CHICAGO
RAILROADS RESUMING BUSINESS,
HEAVY RAINS AND HAIL IN THE WEST,
The Senatorial Deadlock at Columbus.
THE SITUATION IN COLUMBUS.
LeXi6vAtiOn Left m n Rad Nav NV ths
WAR CLOUDS AGAIN LOWER
Greece Hurrying HGr Troops Forward.
CONTINUED QUIET AT CHICAGO
RAILROADS REsUMING BUSINESS.
HEAVY RAINS AND HAIL IN THE WEST.
The Senatorial Deadlock at Columbus.
Legislation Left I'm a had Way by ths
Flight OF the Senators.

special Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR
;. COLUMBUS, May THE Senate was called TO
order this morning, and seventeen senators an
sSered TO their names. The president OF the
Senate has made out writs for the arrest OF the
absent senators and placed them in the hands
OF the sergeant-at-arms, who, il is now believed,
will make an effort to bring in those that can
be found on this side of the border. 1t is clear
that the condition of affairs has assumed n
serious phase, and that the 'brilliancy of the
democratic move has become furnished coming
in contact with public sentiment The Joke on
the republicans is losing force as the serious
ness of the situation is understood. While II is
true that the general appropriation bill has been
passed and is now being engrossed, and in the
hands OF the clerk, the engrossing committee is in
Kentucky, and the appropriation bill must
pass through their hands and by the commit
tee be handed 10 the president of the senate,
who in the presence of the senate signs the bill.
The measure might as we'll have been left hung
up as to be in its present shape, far the
appropriating of money Is concerned. Judge
Harrison, an old line democrat, said to your
correspondent this morning: "The manner
In which the democratic majority OF the senate
stole away under the cover of darkness is
humiliating, and public sentiment will not
sustain the actors in their course, nor will the
democratic party endorse the plan" Until a
quorum of the senate can be obtained nothing
can be done and cannot even adjourn. Ii the
democrats can keep in hiding, they can keep
the general assembly in session until next
winter, but it is not believed that they can sue
cesSfuly do this.
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DAvIrT WITH GLaDsroNE.
He Says Chambcrtsin's Proposals Are
Not Acceptable 60 the Natfonattsts--
The land Bili Will Not he Dropped

LONDON. May Michael DavItt has written
a letter TO the DAILY Nesrs. I'm which he says
that the difference between Mr. Chamberlain
and Mr.. Gladstone being irrecoucilable. the
proposals OF the latter are acceptable To irish
men. while those of the former are not acccpt-
able. Ii Mr.. Chamberlain's proposals prevail
the struggle Will continue 10 intensity. Ii
Irish Representatives sit at Westminster there
will be constant friction. OF the two evils.
paying tribute and sitting at Westminster. IL
is better 10 choose the former. which j. the les
ser evil. by "A stroke of genius, inspired 10y tho
angel OF peace, Mr.. Gladstone has recognized
the Irish national idea, aud IL is To- Toe sincerely
hoped that he will not give way ID Mr.. ChaIn-
bcrlain.
THE LAND BILL WILL BE PASSED.
The standard says: "The government is maxi
ing strenuous endeavors TO Induce the opposing
liberals not 20 vote on the Irish measures. IL
has finally been decided 10 proceed with the
land purchase bin despite tho opposition TO
The measure. IL The bill l. rejected 10y small
majority Mr.. Gladstone wlll advise the immc-
diaie dissolution OF parliament" The Daily
NctCS rcnows It's argument ia favor OF the land
purchase bill on the ground that last years
land act authorized "a British credit OF E.,.UoO,-
uoo 10Y TIE purpose OF buying estates for small
holders ana containCd provision that the act
should tor renewed ~ncn required. Therefore,
continues lie Ae1A THAI t",oOO.o0o was only
au inStailmcnI Ridiculous opposition was
then unihousht of. thoush the security tor tho
pay mcni was inferior Ia That OF Mt. Gladstones
present proposal. which provides an ample
guarantee Tor the whole OF the money instead of
Ior Only onc-ffth, "a previously. The radicals
appear 10 shy al an empty difference. The
l'iAAci atb lFnloSSA 10 rtllcNc tenants. Tie
present bill proposes 20 relieve landlords. Land
legislation has previously Iailed from lack of
Nigor ana resolution. AZ grapplcd with firmly
| all difficulty viii disappear"
IN the house OF commons last night Mr..
Chamberlain gave notice that lac would move
the rejection at the land pure base bill.
CANADIAN SYMPATHY FOR IRELAND.
| OTTAWA, ONT, May THE discussion yes-
terday Ia the house OF commons ON Mr.. BlalSe's
irish home rule resolutions resulted in tho
adoption OF Mr.. Costigans amendment by n
vote oi IL. Ia 81 The amendment sets forth
THAT Ia view OF the fact that the Canadian par
Lament addressed her majesty On this subject
In 1852 and received from Earl Kimberly "A not
altogether satisfactory response Thereto ia 10
house earnestly hopes that such a measure or
measures may be adopted 10y the imperial par
| Lament as viii, while preserving the integrity
| ana wel-bcing ot the empire auu the rights afld
| status OF the minority, toe satisfactory Ia tho
People OF ireland and permanently remove the
discYntent 50 long unlappily prevailing In that
| country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-07
From Wall street To-Day.

NEW YORK, May 1.-Ihe Stock market
opened irregular this morning, generally at \,
10 IA per cent. from last nights figures Jersey
Central was conspicuous, with an AID vance OF l,
per cent, and reading with =. Northern Pa
chic, on the other hand, was b lower There
was only moderate business during the hour.
except for Lackawanna, which, with NJ, h. &
L, was noticcably strong. The advance ia tho
latter was lss per cent, and on the former l..
These were followed by the rest OF the list with
small advances, ranging from IA to s. per cent.
There was some heaViRess in the latter part OF
the hour, and in some instances the early adj
yances were lost. Western Union showed a
slight decline. The market became quiet
toward IL, and at IL O'Clock is quiet and
steady
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The Water Works Hearing.

REASONS WHY MAJOR LYDECKER AND CAPT
sYMoNS DO NOT THINK CONCRETE SHOULD
BE USED IN THE TUNNEL-CAPT. HoXIE TO
HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO REPLY,
The reasons given by Major Lydecker and
Capt Symons in their statement before the
House subcommittee in charge of the water
works yesterday why. in their Judgment, con-
crete should not be used as lining for the aque.
duct tunnel, was that there was not room
enough in the passage of the tunnel, on account
OF the debris, to mix the concrete, and that to
mix 1t above ground 1t would get too hard before
1t could be carried into the tunnel. Another
OF their arguments was that the concrete would
be subjected to greater pressure than brick or
stone work would be subjected to, because it
would not cling close to the rock in all cases,
and would be subject to an upward pressure OF
water, around which it formed a dam.
The hearings are now finished, and 1t is ex-
pected that the committee will make q report
before long. Capt. Hoxie was requested
statements of Major Lydecker and Capt. Sy.
mons he thought required an answer. Tie
others will then be allowed the privilege of sub
hitting additional statements in writing.
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A Young Oarsman Drowned,

Chicago, May s.-Iesterday afternoon Dan.
iel Dunbar, OF Pullman, one OF the team Sc
lccted 10 row at the spring races of the club.
went in shell Tor training practice on Calumet
lake. A nerce squall Flew up and all sight OF
Dunbar was lost. A rescuing party went out,
but was unable To reach him before night-Iali
and then lost him in the darkness. This ulorn-
ing his boat Was found bottom up on the west
shore If the lake. The young oarsman lll-
doubleday lies beneath the waters of the lake.
THE FUNERAL OF Lieut.. H. j. Hunt, U.S.N.,
whose death was mentioned in last nights
STAR, will take place at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, at Soldiers Home.
CHARGE WITH TAKING AN EXCESSIVE FEE
IN A PENSION CAsE-To-day In the case 81
James l.. johnson, arrested for having taken
an excessive Tee in a pension case in Norfolk,
$1,000 bail, for the circuit court OF the eastern
district OF Virginia, Judge Macarthur made an
order for his removal.
Thomas Danforth and Charles Ellincsworth,
feather weights, fought TO q finish In New York
last night, thirty-seven rounds In two hours
aud twenty-eight minutes. Ellingsworth was
defeated.
The Iowa straight-out greenback state con-
venttou platform denounces fusion with the
democratic party as treachery 10 principles, and
declares the present labor disturbances o call
for the reorganization Of the greenback party.
The discussion and adoption OF the rules oc-
cupied the entire days session OF the general
conference OF the n. E church south In Rich
mond yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-07
Bad for the New NAVY.

THE BILL FOR CONSTRUCTING THE NEW CRUIs-
ERS ETC, TO DIE IN THE HOUSE.
1t is understood that the bill for the recon.
struction of the navy. the building OF new cruis-
ers, &c, will not be called up in the House this
session. But If by any chance it should get up
1t will not pass. It is stated that the order has
gone out from high authority to kill all such
measures as involve a large and unusual ex-
penditure OF money. This will have very I'M
portant effect upon the work of the session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-07
Changes Inn the Omces-

VIM. M. Porter, Of Massachusetts, has been
appointed to clerkship of class in the PEN
sion office by transfer from the War depart
ment Miss NJ. Glare de Graffenried, of Georgia,
has been appointed a copyist at 5000 per an
mum in the Patent Office under civil service
rules. The following persons have been ap-
pointed copytsts at 5000 per annum in the
general land Office under civil service rules:
Robert LTomlin. OF Missouri; Charles L. Strong,
OF Arkansas; and John NJ. Adams, OF Texas "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-07
Oil Wells Fired by an rncendiary.

PITTSBuRG, PA, May. IA Washington,
Pa, special says: AT l2:3O this morning tho
two wells OF Thayer No. L were set on fire by an
1ncendiary, and are now burning. The fire
spread TO the derrick OF Gordon No. l. "A lev
Workmen saw the man running from the
tanks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-07

A HUSBAND AND A SERVANT WITH WHOM
HE WAS CHARGED WITH INTIMACY FOUND
DEAD.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, May THE community
this morning startled by the report of =
double suicide, the victims being Charles Il.
Woerner and domestic in his family, with
whom Mrs. Woerner charged her husband with
being too intimate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-07
IHE LABOR TROUBLES was q topic Of discus
sion at the cabinet meeting yesterday.

CAPT. CRAWFORD KILLED BY ACCIDENT
Consul Bingham has forworded his report to
the State department giving the result of his in
yest1gation into the killing of Capt. Emmett
Crawford last January by Mexican soldiers
The report corroborates the assertion OF the
MeXlcan officer, Col Santa Ana Perez, that the
killing of Crawford was the result OF an acct
dent and not malicious. The report has not
yet been received by the Secretary of State, but
is daily expected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-07

PoUGHKEEPsIK, n. Y, May 7.-Seven men
belonging In Saugerties crossed the river 70
started to return in o boat The boat sprung q
leak. and filling quickly. capei1ed. All the %
ward Rightmyer and John Myers, who were
drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-07
Mistaken for n burglar.

AN OHIO MAN RETURNS HOME UNEXPECTEDLY
AT NIGHT AND IL KILLED.
ATHENS, OHIO, May IA. W. ;. Minear.
druggist and eN-county auditor, was shot aud
killed "Wednesday night by {. Carr, young
man employed by Mr.. Minear Mir. Minear
had returned home late uue ApecIedly, and,
while trying 30 get into the house, was mis-
taken 10y Carr for a burglar and Tired upon with
shotgun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-07
The Despatch Goes Ashore.

KEY WEST, FLA, May THE us. steamer
Despatch, in leaving this port for Savannah
yesterday, went ashore on one of the shoals.
She was assisted oil by the Yantic and other
government steamers al noon.
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HERBERr RICHARDSON, pastor. my44t
to- SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING
EIGHTH ANSuAL. MEETING.
1S eSSt h animal mesting 81 the i SAY "
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his eighth annual report which will cover the trans
for subscription in the 18th series will be opened.
Stock In be subscribed for at the meeting
ie the w Ss
TO serve the ensuing and such other business be
per 10 back dues to
% p0 run i RoBT ss1Safsae President
JNo. a. PRESCOTT 8 Secretary and TreasuIer;
R~ IN THE sUPREME COURT OF THE
D M 9r Dls I %. OF COLUMBIA. THE -
ANNA NJ. WARDELL VS.. DAVID K. WARDwELL, No
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n On motion Of the pe!oner By ME- Mattingy
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west, on WEDNESDAY, May 10, 1886.
Polls will be opened at II m and closed at pm.
Transfer Books will be closed the day of election.
spl0-1m FRANCIS B. MOHUN. Secretary.
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revenue, $3.50, 1854; customs. s475.2 67.
THE FOLLOWING NAVAL OFFICERS have
been ordered to examination for retirement:
Lieut. Commander E. B. Thomas, Lieut.. Com
mander Isaac Hazlett, Lieut.. John T. Sullivan,
Lieut.; James A. Grimes. Lieut.. VIM. <: B. Dele
ant Paymaster S. D. Huribut.
THE FUNERAL Of General Paul will take
place tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. The
remains will be inferred at Arlington with
military honors. The following retired army
omcers have been selected as pail bearers,
Gen.J. J; Augur, Gen. N. w. brown, Gen.
IL, =. Graham. Gen. j. n. Palmer, Gen. Thos.
duncan and Col. Joseph Conrad.
THE PRESIDENT AND THE SPECIAL PENSION
bILLs-The President has sent for the papers
relating to the several hundred special pension
bills which have passed both houses of Congress.
IL is pretty well understood now that these bills
ana an others involving the expenditure of
animation as to their merits before they receive
the executive approval.
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Senators Teller, Kenna, Henderson, Vest,
with Representative Reed, son and daughter,
DaTid Schenck. G. S. Winstead and J. Terry, Of
bse II Ro SpeaSsr e Carlisle Tanl.
Caikins, OF Minneapolis; Breckenridge, OF
Ark, with Carroll Armstrong, Of Ark; Breck-
Irion and McAdoo, Fred. T. Clapn' of ped n,en'
Mass: Geo II. Cleveland, Of Haverhill, Mass.
ana Benz. r. Smith, of Weymouth, Mass.
THE PRESIDENT AND THE PERMANENT Ex-
PosIT1oN.-The members of the permanent ex-
position committee called upon the President
yesterday afternoon and were introduced to
MIN by the chairman of the committee, Com
missioner Webb. The President expressed him
sell as being heartily in favor OF celebrating
both events.the discovery OF America and the
adoption OF the Constitution He promised to
give the subject his attention and take such
action as might be deemed best. At a special
meeting OF the exposition committee last even
Ing resolution was passed directing the
finance committee to raise $4,000 for prellmi-
nary expenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-07
VERY WARLIKE NEWS,
The Greek Minister to Leave COnstan.
tinOple at Once-Greek Troops Hurry.
ing TO the Frontier.

ATHENS, May THE government has sent a
gunboat TO Constantinople TO take away from
the Turkish capital NJ. Conduriol, the Greek
minister. Greek troops are being hurried to
the front with all possible speed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-07
The German-American Bank Cases.

Ine GeFlnan.Americ0n Bank Casea
yesterday In the Criminal Court, Judge Mac
Arthur. in the case of John Hitz and Charles f..
Prentiss, officers Of the late German.American
National bank, the motion to take the case
rom the jury was denied. The Judge declined
70 teii the jury that the officers could not have
considered the $4,000 note a norton of the
caPltal OF the bank. While 1t was true that Mr.
dltz was In Europe at the time the entries
responsible. "SAs
TO-DAY.
This morning the defendants expressed their
Willingness to submit the case on prayers, rest
Ing It on the testimony Of the government
After arguing the prayers till after recess Mr..
the Jury.
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PERsoNAL.-A. D. Weeks and wife, Provi-

PERSoNAL.-A. d. Weeks and wife, Provi-
dence, r. l.; d. G. Porter and wife, Mt. Holly,
N. j.; VIM. M. Hudson, Hartford, Conn.,; f. N.
Shelton and Misses Shelton, Birmingham; ".
wife, Lockport; Frank F. Bemis and wife, Chi
cago, and John 7. Soxon, Washington Terri.
tory, are at the Ebbitt.-Mrs. L. Lamarche
and daughter, II. ]. Lamarche, New York; w.
W. Brown and son, Portland; John L. Murphy,
Nm. Cloke, J: H. Brewer, New Jersey; S. ID.
rhelPs, JOS Stern and wife, John E. Searles,jr.,
Gen: V. w: Singleton, Quincy, ILL.,; VIM. G.
Clash st. Louis, Mo-; j. .. Starkweather and
are at Wilards.-Col. C. A. Layton. of Wapa.
koneta, Ohio, is in the CITY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-07
ARMY ORDERs.-Major Fl. r. Tilton, surgeon,
relieved from duty in the department of the

of'sV anu OTuefeu 10 INC department. OF CaI1fOr-
ma Capt. A. II. Appel, assistant surgeon, re-
heTed from duty in the department of the east
ana ana ordered TO the department of Missouri.
MAJOR John Brooke, surgeon, relieved from
duty in the department OF California and or
dered to the department of the east. Capt.
EdW. !. Comegys, assistant surgeon. relieved
from duty In the department of the Missouri
and ordered to the department of the east
First Lieutenant John g. Leefe. transferred
from company to company X, and First
Lieut.. John A. Payne, from company X to COM
pany 18th infantry. Capt John e. Turnbull,
80 artillery, appointed to act inspector of re-
crultlng property at Baltimore, Nd, tor which
Capt. John b. Parke, 10th infantry, recruiting
officer, Is responsible. Capt. John w. Martin
4th cavalry, having been found fncapacitated
sence until further orders. LIST Lieut. Harry ]
Goldman, 9Th cavalry, has been granted Jour
months leave for disability. I'd Lieut.. E. b.
Babbitt, 9Th artillery, granted six months leave.
with permission to go abroad.
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Society Notes.

Society Notes.
Mrs. Senator Harrison has returned from a
visit to Indianapolis.
Minister Gilmore has gone to New York for q
few days.
The Chinese minister was out making his
first calls yesterday.
Mrs. Hearst and Miss Calhoun return to
Boston to-day, to be gone about week.
Mrs. Senator Mcpherson is in New York. and
Is in ill-health.
Mr.. Dulaney drove party to the races yes
terday in his four-in-hand coach. They were
Mrs. Robeson, Miss Stout Mr.. Iswolsky, Count
Sala and ladies.
Senator Beck chaperoned to the races ycster-
Gay party consisting of his daughter, Mrs.
Goodloe, Mrs Wood, MissWilcox, Misses Gouy.
erneur and Miss Thom
Inc Russian minister was calling on his
6roiher diplomats yesterday. Madame de
StIuVe IS IN deep mourning for the death of q
sister. which event, together with the illness of
ner children, prevented her from returning
win the minister. She is in perfect heaIth
and M expects to come back in the autumn. Mr..
10 aShington in July.
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