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the country The petitioners all pray that the Presi
dency be abolished.
CONGRESSIONAL DOINGS IN BRIEF.
MEMORIAL ASKING FOR THE IMPEACHMENT OF NIX

MANNING.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Senate to-day,
on motion OF Mr.. Morgan passed the House resolution
providing for the printing of 900 copies OF euioges
OF Vice President Hendricks
Among bills reported and placed on the calendar was
one by Mr. Frye. from the Committee on Commerce. W
abolish certain fees for oea services to American YES
sells and to amend the laws relating to shipping com
missioners searnen and owners of vessels.
bill was introduced by Mr. Blair at the request ne
said OF the Legislative Committee OF the Federation OF
Trades and Labor. t. legalizo the incorporation OF
National trades unions II was referred 10 INC Ooni
mittee on Education and Labor.
Under the call Of States. the following DIS etc. were
introduced in the House and referred:
BY Mr. Lore OF Deaware-To repeal the patent laws
now IN force and establish another system OF rewards
for inventions.
BY Mr. Springer of llnois-A resolution directing the
Committee Expenditures IN the Interior Department
10 investigate the expenditures md management OF tho
Pension during the and previous Admin
sttions and also ascertain what foundation therc
is for the statement in the annual report OF Commits
sloner Black reference to partisan management ana
of that Bureau during the term OF Office OF
his predecessor.
BY Mr.. James, of New-YOrk-by request-To provide
for the issue OF Treasury certificates deposits or
bullion.
by Mr.. Hewitt OF New-York-To admit FREQ OF duty
lumber salt coke coal and iron produced or mined
in the Dominion OF Canada Also-by request-To e.
tublish the office of Commissioner Of Architecture and
Board OF Public Buildings.
BY Mr. Arnot OF New-York-by request-For the relief
OF General William ". AverilL
BY Mr.. Bliss OF New IOrk-To revive ana amend tho
act for the final adjustment of private lana
claims OF the States OF Florida, Louisiana aud MIS-
sour
Mr.. Brumm. OF Pennsylvania asked unanimous con
have printed in tine record mem rial slgnel py
j. T. Brigham asking for the impeachment OF
Daniel Naming. Secretary of the Treasury, for hgh
crimes and In the execution OF tho silver
law. Mr.. Beach, of New York. objected.
Mr. steele OF Indiana. moved 10 suspend the rules ana
pass q bill providing for Assistant Secretary oi
War. Lost
At 500 the House adjourned
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DIsPOsING OF RIDDLEBERGkRs RESOLUTION
WASHINGTON, March l (SpecidD.-Mr. Riddle
.rc,rs resolution defining the relations between the
p1,IsgURY AND CHASE REJECTED.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Senate in ex-
ecptlve session on February "a confirmed The nomna-
lion Of John II. shaGer to be postmaster at kankakee
III.
To-day the nominations OF Plshnry and Chase, 20 be
Collectors of Internal Boston and Portland
respectively were rejected. The debate. which lasted
nearly four hours Is aid to have comprised rehearsal
OF the wei known story Of tue sO-calcd Garceon Cpl
but nothing novel OF beusttOud Was developed
the senators from Maine the chicf speakers III sup
port OF the cO,nt;ecs adverse report ana Senators
Beck McFhcrspu Vance and Call opposed the rejection
of the nom nations The outcome was apparent from
the Be inning. The yeas aud nays were not demanded
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1nrrNGs HERE AND THERE.

BNGHAMToN, March (SpeciaN.- The trial
Of George Axel who May 30 at Deposit. killed three
men, Freeman French Ellis Freeman and William Perry
began I'm this city to-day. A1tel who has been ar
,.,0,.d before when he pleaded guilty has amended
his plea and now pleads temporary insanity His case
Is IN the hands OF Alexander Cumming ana Arthur
Moore the ting jury occupied the ell tire day
EIMIRA March 1.-Frederok Hsybeck. a Prussian, an
employe OF John A. Knighthar, OF Big Flats who lives
seven miles from Elmra. yesterday afternoon attacked
Mrs IAwis Mira Knightharts mother. age eighty five,
while MI. and Mrs KniKhthart wore absent At church
lie beat her to nsens bty striking her over the head
with club uaybeck was locked In his rooD for safe
ReepInR nd this morning found dead hauling taken
poison HAyboek was evidently crazy, MIRA Aevm VIII
probably die,
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TRENTON, March l lSpeciaD.-ln the Assem-
bly, Tonight thers was the usual flood OF petitions IN
favor OF the baltimore aud Oho bridge and IN favor
Of tho bill to break up the Pennsylvania rehet fnnd
scheme. bill was passed to prohibit the hiring out OF
young children TO play musical Instruments. to sell
matches or carry other mcndicant occupations The
NrwJrrscy Agricultural Society protested officially
against ths passage OF any bill protect the English
sparrow, aud also against any Dill To declare rob
bins or Otner luseotiyOrOus blrls game Dirdr. Inc
Long Branch villagers sent Ia long petitions against me
plan OF the city there To have themselves set OH
into IA separate borough.
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AN UNHEARD.oF INTERFERENCE.
WHAT REPUBLICANS THINK OF THE MESSAGE
DEMOCRATS ASTONIsHED.


DEMOCRATS AsTONIsHED.
WASHINGTON, March l (SpecidD .-Little need
be said about the Presidents and the way In
which IL is regarded here by pubic men The view OF
Republicans Is embodied in the short speech that MT
Edmunds to-day. The message is regarded as al
unheard OF interference the part or the President
with the rights and prerogatives OF the Senate
II IA advice neither sought asked for. and ia re-
accordingly Democratic Senators doubt whether
the message strengthened their position They are
asonished that the President should have taken this
step without consulting them To most e. them 1t was
complete surprise. Nobody had anticipated IT, 1t Is
said even that majority of the members OF the Cabinet
knew nothing about the Presidents intentions until the
message WAS read them this morning 1t is generally
conceded TO he the work OF the President himself The
tone and style Of the document to prove this II is
probable, however that IL was the Attorney General who
fire suggested the idea OF avoiding the issue raised by the
Presidents refusal transmit official papers ana VINO
orgina ed idea OF charging upon the senate desire
to ascertain tho Presidents reasons and motives Tor
making removals-an assumption which is entirely
gratnitous.
1.-THE point" said Republican Senator today" cannot
be 90 clearly srd We do want know tie reasons
why the President lsmaiing removals McslhpIy want
establish the right OF The Senate 10 call for ahd eA-
atuILe Official papers Tie IN me Departments Wl'h
ever think II necessary To do so. IhaIs the Whor
question AT a>ue We asked the President !"r MS
req Gus III making lie has no moro rShI I"
ascrhe 10 us motives calling for These papers Than ne
has To suppose IN we would with the papers what
he lnuk, right 20 do. namely carry them away
with HIN or destroy them
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DEFEATING A MEXICAN PENSION SCHEME.
SOUTHERN MEMBERS ITS wAHMEsT ADVOCATES
SOME OF THE POINTS MADE.


WASHINGTON March l (SpecidD. AFTER the
had occupied three hours to-day III adding to the
SIX tho sand bills already on hand effort made
by Mr. Woford kentucky, to suspend the rules and
pas. the Mexican Pension biI introduced bv Mr. Ed
ridc, Of Mich gan. The bill has been favoraDly re-
ported by the Democrats the Pension Committee and
Is second on the calendar II gives pension TO every
person who was mustered into service for the Mexican
War and Will ada about $4,000 900 annually, It i es
m ted to the pension rolls II s the bill which Includes
Jefferson Davis wLO Mr. WolfOrd declares should have
a pension. Mr. Browne. Of Indiana, denounced
| the bill as mOnstrOus, 1t proposed
to give the same pensions to who never
left their homcs who never within 1000 miles
OF Mexico as to those who served The field. Disabled
Mexican veterans are gwen - mouth, while ths
bin onld give - To those who turned their faces
10 the front lie said that there were 10000 men "bo
would draw pensions under this bill who never were N
Mex co. The passage Of such bill discredted the Gu
tlre pension business.
General Warner OF ONO made strong speech against
the measure he said. would chans" tile OASIS ut
nepslous ~ granting them to neuyho had prrfor ned
service at all How r. it," he exclaimed. g that
ui ou o. men who served IN the army u 90" late War
are To- Ell prn-iun- Will" 10y TINS h asrrvre pen
sion gwen to every man VINO "t' mn-trf"d 'n
the Mexican War such proposition u luob-Iour
Mr.. MCNuin Of IrnucHsrr, hr. WolIord, OF Nh
tu,ky, ami Mr. LdiGg", urfcndcl III" hiI. NF. NJ
C,ua- 81 VI trylaud pointed Iut that ~ the G4l.oop
mon now on the pension rolls 1872 900 received lees han
the sum 10 gwen under tli, tI and NJ BtJur. "f
Pruu-y ivanIa. sad that tuct" "err 200 Union ,"d-r
tins b under ih plea that -olrrs OF the NJ ticah war
Wcrr iu need would br an "ufrtec.
Nj II sock others opposed ihr hll l' chieI al
yn,,tr, came from south Southern mon ere Oh"
ones hr bruchru; hut % was clear thtt the majority
of lhc House was AGAINST H. ahd mo.l"n m.io ",
G-nera Gro-yeu"r. Of Onto. to adjourn Was carried DJ
T yta 10 ~ nays.
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WAsHIVGToN, March / ci1N.-Scnator
Plumb Of KaL.a- seems dc,irous to pat stop To All
aims. which ha- grown uf late 20 enormous proportions
To reach the evil he submitted amendment to-day To
the Interstate Commerce bll. which prohibits railways
from issuing free passes to mcmh"rs OF Congress or
GER. or employees ~ the Government or 20 mcmbcr'
OF tnrir families Tho amendment also M k"s unlt"-
m for these ocer. employee To apply Tor Tree pass
ar 10 nc allowed 10 trayr ou railway NJ lower rate
an, n that charged 10 tue general Iuhic. ln. Phhf
r ytrlatng ia, se proyI.iuus proposed by Nh Plumb
/. a nmr not TO exceed $JtO OF sK months imPrson-
mt ID
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THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.

CELEBRATING A PROFESSORS BIRTHDAY.
ITHACA, March l Especial. -Yesterday was
the birthday OF the Rev Dr. Wilson, registrar OF Cornell
University aud 1t was duly observed by tho many
frends OF the professor. Testimonials and gifts were
received from a number Of places. principally from Con
raised among The STUDENT OF which $40. represent
ING the wears of the doctor life, presented 10 HIM
in mat form and appropriated 10 another gift
Dr Wilson rcirrs from active duties In the university ~
the close OF the present unlYtrslty year.
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RIOTS CRIME IN Ct. PAUL A pELIRERArE ONE

RIGHTS CRIME IN ct PAUL DELIBERATE ONE
COBBLEsKILL, March L tSpecidD.-Thcre was
much go,nlp to-day concerning the killing Of Mrs Rich
and The sncide Of her husband Theodore Ideh' IN st.
paul on Saturday Since the clOpement II Is sad that
Rich has been the verge OF insanity. on the sup
position that couple would 20 TO Europe, hc rushed
10 New York to inherent them Next he went TO Cali
forpia 10 Dakota and home When no heard that Gale
and his wife were III 81. Paul he Immediately ar
r,ugrd 10 20 there ana end,avUred TO borrow money
f vnrons people whom he SAID that lie intended III
KIN bOth the runaway lie said this to john Rowe
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THE YEW.JERSEY 1REA sURr RELIEVED

TRENTON, March (Specidb.-Ihc temporary
financial embarrassment OF the state Treasury, which
has caused suspension OF payments for the last eleven
DAYS has been relieved and the Controller will tomor
row resume the issue of warrants The Pennsylyanla
Railroad Company paid into tho treasury account
Of taxes order tn preserve certain technical
rights In case the reversal OF the decision OF the
Supreme Court by the Court OF Errors. The railroads
that are fighting tho State Will have to tomorrow
MhnteYar The court may direct account Of their
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REPORT OF THE GAS c, MMITTEE.



ALBANY, March 1.-The Gas Committee pre-
scented II. report to tie tonight accompanied by
three bills Tho first Of these provides for
the appointment by tho Governor Of thee
Ga, Commissioners for the state one OF them %
br Republican, The COMMISSIONER Office shall be IN
Albany Tuey shall prescribe forms for the reports Of
the companies 90 tie state; they shall ascertain the
cptl Of the Nrw.York CITY companies, actually en-
Moved while no dividend shall Doe PAID unless earned,
and no dividend shall exceed ten per cent
OF the actual capital a. determined by the commission
en-. Tic Gaming, Ia excess Of 10 per cent shall he ac
cum1latrd as - reserve 10 Doe applied toward reduc-
lion OF tho prico az gas The commissioners
.b,u prosecute. through dstrictAuoruey-. com
pauirs guilty OF mourning eNlrtvashht *
,,,p-ra Tor the purpose Of evadlug This act
,.,,n,uI.s may rpIlrAl the supreme Court
when d.-atisuri with the decisions or the c'un"'i'u
ct- To- their capital. Al sA- mptui"- sha rr2or IN
detail scul-iuuusuy Ia Z" the coh'h's'"n' - c'P''
stl,k saAU br H,rr'sci. except Iut c'sA ac,uAth
paid IN. the evu-dIrucy - winch shall DE-
approved bv the Commission. Bonds shalI b. is'lrd
,y for rou-irdCtIuu CItI.s oi over looUOp uhaui
alta TIL" Ca Commission shall drr de- '"t'crnhE ln'
having uf future Tho act al-" provides 10 tch
u...I terms purty and pusu'J "t Gh~ tnd
tlnt correct DO tested by tue 1umtuissi"h
suai ur provided bT Lo -dA comp 'utrN tLc expense
n rrp-aI- the following acts: Chapter go u Laws 81"
lin 10 Ch.picr $50 In Law, Of l-@5
The thlri p-oyirs that every dollar OF stock -Snel by
u mo treasury no prcr 81 illUn mating is hNrd a.
kiuun 90! Il % pr 900 icut nj 81 4or cooking ana
lr, INK gis. Tho minimum capital Tor a company
under this act shah be twO and quarter millions, 10
woras within two years, or II, charter ceases. The
combination uf companies 8, prohibited.
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SEEKING HEAVY DAMAGES FROM GRoCERs.

The trial Of suit brought by MISS IheOuOra
KoYer. OF brooklyn, to recover 100000 as damages
from the firm OF Thurbcr Whylaud Co., grocers, for
Injuries received eating from can OF tOa oet put
no By the defendants when sail 20 contain poison,
was begun yesterday ia the Brooklyn supreme Court
The tomttu"s bought from Nicholas Ahrens a
BroOklyn grocer Wnen the pdintn wa taken Sick brT
physician detected symptoms OF pOsO luU with murate
~ Zuc and analysis OF tine remaining contents u Jhe
can showed that the deadly substance was Ia IT, Testi-
muny Wa gwen Yesterday by the plaIntn and her sister
me defendants caim that they buugt The goods tested
them aud found them good and wholesome. ana sOld
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p,SrpA11 MANAGERS IN COUNCIL.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 1.-The spring meet
ing Of the American Baseball Association convened at
noon to-day at the Louisville Hotel. The business was
opened by meeting OF the directors who took up the
Burrh and Barley cases. Tho directors decided that
the agreement Burch sign with the BrOokJns before
he signed the contract with the Metrop0ltans was q
valid contract therefore he rghjfuiy belonged TO
the BroOkyns. IL Is said that Williams OF the Metro
pntans Will take the the courts. the directors
then took up the Barley reserved their do
| OH
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BRILLIANT METEOR SEEN IN A STORM

ITHACA, March l (SDeciab.-A dispatch from
johannesburg to-day says: IAN unusually brilliant
meteor WAS observed here this morning at quarter past
Fix while nue snow falling. so remarkable, how
ever was the meteor that although within twenty min
ues OF sunrise 1t plainly visible. It's phth began NJ
uont about third OF the way up from the horizon TO
me zenith little north OF and ended low down IN
the southwest spanning are OF abOuthrty degrees.
IT, buphturss lar exceeded that Of any star. being
pouOus through tho clouds when Jupiter had paed
m the twilight"
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AMERICAN ENGINES FOR THE NAvY

WAsmlSGroN, March 1.-The Naval Com
i,ee Of tue House to-day finished the consideration OF
section Of the bill providing for an Increase Of the
N,yy after long discussion In which party lines were
drawn II WAS finally agreed that the secrcthry Of the
vy sboud get engines 81 domestic manufacture with
inc ,riytrsc buying abrnad and Importing -uch ~hal
Ing and other material ma hiney ms he may be unable
10 procure the United htatcS -Four SECTIONS OK tlc
/ hll remain TO be considered
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PHrLADELPHIA srooK EXCHANGE

PHILADELPHIA, March / (SpeciaO. This af-
ernoon following officers Of the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange wero elected: Il. W. Adams, president
Thomas G. Knight. chairman W. ]. Morris. viee-chair
man John &. Johnson, secretary and treasurer the
nine members OF the Governing Committee elected
were 4. NJ Elliott, George Stevenson, j. f. Maitland
Frank smyth. /. II. Taylor w. A. Freed. NJ Bailey
For three years Ii. L. Fell aud u. II. Brloe.
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rorRrn.cLAss rosrMAsTEEs.
WAsnINGToN, March The Postmaster
Generatoday appointed the following fourth-cla's post

mnrltrs:
Mdryland AT Sha-psburK Morgan Miller .
Men Jsrs. AT dale Jacob HuSiler; FennsvlHe.
Sauu IrrTUy. 40 .'uhayu, ltOJcr ii C'AlS.
J,unyyfriHtd AT Cor ,dpn. frank els
Naior-Ai hrystal tyTuS II. r alker: cumberland cen
ire Mclhr u. an ter Dor .fc. .ienry + SpoH"rd
Mamie I'VE Bra IO-i Rollins. Peaks sand Gilman l.
Ira,ket i,Obir. DAVID o. VA nry saint DAVID Arthur
ia gIa: South Lunnf ton Mrs Emily j. wentworth west
Nnls Charles ". Hinton.
l1o ,GmpSir,-At a.t Conway. Cha-los +. Mansfield
IaLcHidc MARY s. Austin o..
Vcl.Y'rr. A. Bristol Centre, Adrian q. case Est
Changer. John Ncdrght al 5t,u1 n LOWS H'Gha1IhH
BurdiCk. ,,..,..- d. ,....,,
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ARE DRs. MILNE AND BULGER IN CONTEMPT
Recorder Smyth as referee heard testimony

in private chambers yesterday proceeding to punish
Dr- James A. Milne and william J. Bulg-r. OF Oswego
allie ged contempt In Obstructing ana RESISTING an
order of Justice DOnOhue in the upeme Court rrqu,r
ing them Ia deliver cnld named Eugenia Meehah mig
gins to the Society for the Prevention or Cfuclty 10
Children The rhilds mother died In Osweg0 anu lru IL
By will to A. H. Hlmncl, who transferred IL 10 tne 90
cieiy The IA said To DE the son OF Wah INIhE
IN Fuh-aye When the Society sought the chld u was
be found. Superintendent JehKns OF tne 30
ciety OF Inspector Byrness detectives tesJned
Yesterday that Dr. Milne tOld tn IN that ne had Htdru
thar "crr'an shvstefs" from New York were going TO
the child IN the interest NJ Higgins ana he ADVISED
John Nayagh, who had charge Of the child to put II out
of their re1cn ORA Milne and Blgrr deny that they
sought oDstruct the process Of the court There Will
be a further hearing on Friday
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,sx for this year. The sum will probably be aDouS
s25 200. mekng 100000 available for the treasury
THE COURTS.
WAITING A SEPARATION. NOT A DIVORCE

WISHING A SEPARATION. NOT DIVot'0I"
Isaac Schaffer IN 1892 abandoned his WIG
and four SONS ana went to live In Newark MIS- 0"lS
told frenI oseph Rosenberg. that she wahteu W W"
81, - s,,.ratior an tbat her husband, who had some
nrnrerty could be com PEELED TO provide for ms aLy
ana Rosenberg told her that be- would employ " go
nr tbat nuroos TO her surprise IN DecrlnDrr, 49,
she was informed that absolute divorced had oe ~
tanned for her Sh employed lawyer 10 move ~ 10,
d.er.e he set aside but the motion was SET dsIue'
In short time she received an invitation IRON ~ J,
Srbafer to be present his marriage IN NeWirh 70
Anna who was Young enough 10 he his daughter
he wedding took place ana the discarded WIZ Inc gu
pl0yed another lawyer who presented 70 Justice Lay"
rncs M the gupre,nr Court Chambers. her petition 20
have the decree asid the alteration thht host
bcrg and scharr had cnnspirei To obtain IL wtnou' %
pnoinIge or conaenf ExJudge lanes G. Spencer. who
was appointed referee, reported In favor OF ha'ne n
decree opened and amended and provision lnade TOT tue
maintenance OF the first wife aud children DAVID Levy
Yesterday moved before Justice Lawrence tnnt the re-
port be confirmed Arguments in tho case VIII be hearu
next Thursday
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THE REV. DIR. HALL On THE WTTNhoo'oIAND'
In the contested will case Of Harriet Gross
who property To her servants and friends 10 tue
great disgust Of her brother and sisters, the Rev. Dr
John Hall aud his wife testified before Surrogate Rollins
yesterday in behalf OF the proponents. DIR. Hail sara
that he was the pastor OF Miss Gross frequently visited
ard noticed that she was under the
Of Intoxicating Guors she only seemed excited when
talking of the ilLtreatment that che said she
had received at the hands OF her FAMILY. ne
did not think she was of uDsOnnd nina
or was nnder the influence of her servant Lena MIS-
Hall cOrrubOrnted these statements ana Dr. 7ulitn INC
physcan OF Mis- Gross said that he never saw her I'M
der the influence Of atoxicants. She had Brghts us
case and al affection OF tho heart and told him that hor
suerlngs were aggravated By the wrong. she ma s!S
tanned at the hands OF her family. Miss Bushnell with
Wno the eceent boarded IN 1877. and one or the ser
wants of the latter testified that Miss Gross was not nn
duly excited ana was not addicted to drink The hear
lux Will DO continued to-day.