Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-09-24
rHIs wEEK1N UoneREss.
Nothing Hanging over I'm Ghe Senate
Variety or Measures which May
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Nothing Hanging over I'm the Senate
Variety or Measures which May
Come Up in the House.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 23.--The Senate
has left no unfinished business and the order
in which this weeks events may come up is
problematicaI. The weeks programme in
eludes the passage of the general deficiency
bill, hundred or more private pension bills,
one or two of the territorial admission bills,
the Sherman trust bill and final action upon
the sundry civil Probably this is more than
will be accomplished in the week, even if the
programme be strictly followed. No legisla-
tive business is likely to be accomplished by
the House this week beyond action upon
posed of. They are the sundry civil bill,
upon which further conference must be or
dered, and the general deficiency bill, which
has not yet been acted upon by the Senate
but which Is expected to reach the House
during the week. Unless the first named
measure is passed before Thursday it will be
necessary for another resolution extending
the appropriations carried by the bill. The
bill making appropriation for the relief of
the yellow fever sufferers is also likely to be
reported from the appropriations committee,
and the effort to secure consideration for it
will doubtless result in lively proceedings as
the opposition to it, though confined to one
or two members, is very decided. The Crane
resolution, directed against the trusts, may
also be theme for discussion.
Death of a Noted French General.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-A dispatch from Mad
rid announced that General Bazaine died in
that city to-day.
General Bazaine entered the French army
in 1881 and served in Algeria, Spain and the
Crimea. He became prominent in military
circles and in 1859 was made commander-in-
chief of the imperial guard. In the Franco
German war of 1870 he was driven into the
Fortress of Metz, which he surrendered to
Prince Frederick Charles with its 173, 600
men. For this act General Bazaine was tried
by court martial in 1873 and sentenced to
death, which was committed to twenty years.
imprisonment. But he contrived to escape
and made his way~to Madrid.
War of Rates is Impending.
ST. LOUIS, No., Sept. 23.-The Ohio and
Mississippi has made another cut on New
York rates, making round-trip tickets $21
instead of 1913. A general slashing of rates
is looked for during the week.
sunday Base Ball Games.
AT CINCINNATI.
G GqsiG1ati: : Us is
Hts IT, BF4okyn Efso or Gnen
Hughes and CLARK. Umpire, Ferguson.
AT ST. LOUIS.
81 efe7 MGaIsi :::.: 81 81
Hits St. Louis II, Cleveland 5. Errors, St. Louis
4. Cleveland g. Pitchers, CHAMBERLAIN and Bakeley.
Umpire McQuade.
AT KANSAS CITY First Game.)
Kansas City ..-........- l ia
Baltimore. ........... o o. 5
Hits Kansas City II. Baltimore z. Errors, Kansas
City 6, Baltimore 5. Pitchers Porter and Cunning
ham. Umpire, Goldsmith.
Second Game.)
Kansas City. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o o OIL
Baltimore Observation-Disclosures. 0-3
Hits, Kansas City 4, Baltimore 6. Errors, Kansas
City 2. Baltimore 1. Pitchers, Hoffman and Kilroy.
Umpire, Goldsmith.