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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-20

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-20
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PURLJ5RED DAILY AND TRLWEE1LY By
EDGAR SNO WIDEN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-20

Tho bond required of the above commissioner
hiss been given according to law Given under
my hand this 11th day of February, 1888.
fob13 cot: JOHN S. BEACH, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-20

4t t8e Gassttc Building, 80 and 312 Prince
DAILY TRT- WEEKLY
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FINANCIAL.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ALEXANDRIA. va.

CoRNEG LEE AND PRICE STE EEgs
aE3GCS0H BEACR, CHa5. 2 EG0gf
Presideut Cashier.
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f.'ilp htl5Dt!on gwen 70 at 6u8lnesg, incigJ
Ing colloaticl5 throughout tho tTnited statae .sj
Europe sys
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-20
By E. It. Lucas. Auctioncer.

is Ri. LUCAS, Trustee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
AT THEIR SPECIAL stEErrNo.
Tho Young Mems Democratic Club Pass Some
Resolutions.

Resoiu, ions.
A srecial meeting Of the Young Mems
Democratic club was held last evening.
The attendance was vory large.
The matter OF uniiorming the club was
discussed and referred 10 a committee.
The committee OF arrangements OF the
late excursion OF the club 70 Resdipg made
q detailed report, from which II appeared
that after paying oil expenses there had
been realized from the sale OF excursion
tickets enough money to llquida,e the entire
Indebtedness OF the club.
A resolution OF thanks for their excellent
management was extended tho committee
by a unanimous vote OF the club.
The following resolutions were also unsn.
mously adopted.
ResOioed, That his honor, the mayor OF
Reading, be thank cd for the many cOulte-
sies shown us, and the kind way 10 which
he took care Of us
Resolved, That the thanks OF this club be
extended TO the Ameficus club, Of the city
OF Reading, for their kind reception to the
members OF our club and the hospitable
manner In which they entertained us on
the occasion OF our excursion to their city,
August 20, 1888.
RESOLVED, That tho thanks OF this club
be extended TO A. NJ. Wilson, division su.
perintendent OF Philadelphia q Reading
railroad company, for the excellent 60
commodstion no furnished the Young
Mems Democratic Club" on the occasion
OF their excursion TO Reading, Pa, August
20, 1883, aud also to VIM. j. Zlegler, the
gentlemanly agent Of same road, stationed
Il at Lancaster, Tor the assistance and infor-
nation he furnished the excursion party.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
MAR X hTS.

xK.w IoRK, Aug 2i-Flour market nrm
fine. q sop!s5; supernne, q lbs1S 10 ; MINI
Extra, q zoos o.; city xnl. Estra.a 70oa IS
81 ooH NO. 4. Red. Winter. aug. Bal.c
Sept. ssysci receipts, 9lt9SO; shipments
Corn No. 2, Mixed. Cash. tsasiHc
Aug. 6iSc sept. ti'sc; receipts. i7s,o6o
Oats NO. !. White. State. Aai5c; No. 2. 10
S4oi No mixed, Aug. 8S'Sc; sept, SOC
receipts, SO 900 shipmenLs, none.
Rye nominal State 75c.
Barley nominal.
Pork nuIl Ola Msss.St 00o+a5.
Lard irregular; Aug, $40; sept ~ 81
Molasses uull for 90 boiling stock, 2lc
Black strap, lac. Now Orl, ans .aOGiOc.
Turpenttne al sady at 364c.
kosin steady strained IA ogood, 81 02LVN OK
Petroleum steady Refined In Gases, 9kc
rreiRhts nrm grain to Liverpool 4d
Butter steady western Creamery, ls09Oc.
Cheese frm; Western Flat, 71sc
State Factory, 7xG9c Fancy White. lad
Ro Ohio Fiat, 71Sc.
kggs tirm; stape, lGIG0l1kc; Western, ,l7k
UsS,
sugar stea ayi Ronned Curoaf 5. .ci Grsnuls
TED. 74c.
Tallow irm Prime City. 4A.c.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair 10 good, $40,
Coffee 1rm Tair Cargoes. for Rio. likc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
DEA THH,

NRYHR On the 2Sd inst at Lohrerstown,
Henry Meyer, aged q years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the Reformed church. Rohrerstown, sun
day morning at 9:S0 O'Clock. 8ld'
swRNK August 23, 1855, In this city. Harriet.
relict OF the late Andrew swonk, aged "a years
Tho relatives ana friends of tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral. from
the residence OF her sonin.law. william
Waltz, No i2!Manor street. on Sunday after.
noon AT o'clock. Interment at W ood ward
Hiil cemetery. "a
EoNIEE.-On August -, in rhilade phia.
Maria g. wife OF Thomas ". Bonine, tOrmerl Y
OF Lancaster. aged o. years.
Funeral service at the housP. l7li Twenty.
sixth street, on Saturday. ?ith inst, at 2
O'Clock. It's
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
New YORK. stocks.

kxw iogs. Aug, -. p. m.A Money closed
III ~ por cent Exchange quiet posted
rates, q s5kQi ssh; actual rates q siSo
4 Sts4 for Go days ana ti s7Adi sIs. for demand
Governments closed nrm; currency IS,
q % bid as comp, q 2sS; KS DO. d 07,.
bid.
The stock market this morning opened
weak with The bear party selling the Wander.
bilts on President CleV Glands message 20
Congress In relation TO the fisheries dispute.
they claiming that retaliation would hurt the
rect ipts of those roads, and prices declined !.
to per cent, from last night closing At the
decline there was some good support shown
with London buying. this. with tho calling In
OF a large block of W. u. Tel, caused a rrmer
feeling and the decline OF the ea'lier dealings
IN most cases was recovered ana some stoc 8
show advances of L9H por cent. over last
nights figures.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
AiilLEIisNILLF NOTES.

The Normal School to Reopen September
a-rhat Safe Harbor n Lancaster
Railway to BE limit.
MILLERsvILLE, Aug. 2.--The Normal
Will open, with all city and borough schools
In this state, on the Sd Of September. Town.
ship schools here will open on same date
But few OF the faculty OF the former are
here or have been here all vacation, but
they are coming one ut time. The
grounds never looked so pretty as they do
now, and the ladies' lawn with Its abundant
grass, beautiful fiower beds and raining
fountains, Is admired by all.
When Ii. l.. Bowman camo from PITTS
burg three weeks ago and took his bed
with typhoid malaria 1t looked like q
serious struggle with him, but he is up
again, though sticking closely Indoors.
He has lost 20 or 80 pounds. He Will not
be able to return 10 Plttsburg for several
weeks.
Two OF our young men who have lived
In Millersville since early boyhood will
leave next weok for the coal regio to teach,
Messrs. Chas. +. Michener and ]. X. wit.
mer. The former will assist the borough
superintendent In the high school OF Ash.
land, where his brother, Pfof. Jesse II
Michener, has Just resigned the uperint
oency 10 engage In school work In Phila-
delphis, The latter goes as principal OF the
eight schools OF Frsckvills. He received
last week the gratifying intelligence that the
school board had decided to increase Il @
ayreed-upon salary fiye dollars per month.
The managers of the Safe Harbor rolling
mill assure us that the projec.si railroad
through this quiet town will bs built, a
large part OF the right Of way having been
secured.
Mr.. 3. Nj, Yutzy will start next week for
Ann Hsrbor, Michigan, where he will
spend thrse years In the state university
In the study OF medicine Mr.. Jno. A
Wagner, who isreading medicine with DE-.
j. l.. Mowery at Letort, (Mssonville), in
this township, will enter the same institu.
ton = year later. Mr.. J. H. Pickle will
pursue the same study In the University
OF Pennsyivsnis, beginning the coming
autumn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
uhicaKn Pronncn NiArHat

CaIo.ao, Aug. "a, $3.50 a. NJ Market opened
heat-Augr sQo sept, sSsoi Oct sltac
May vlc.
.,Corn--Aug, i6s Sept, a5,tci Oct, i5s4c
May, Ale.
May, 2S}c
Pork-August, tlS -; Sept, tlSs5; Oct.
Lara-AugusL ~ ?si sspt.. O. %; Oct,
Short RIBS August, q ?2k; Sept. T. TX
Oct, q .,k
CLOSING.
Wheat-Aug, $3.50 Sept, slnc.; oct. 9lt.c.;
May, a1hc.
Corn Aug. 46e; sept, i6s.c, Oct, iGJ.e
May, 4Os4c.
uats- Aug, sa'.ci Sept. ?4t.ci Oct, Gsc d;
May, ssc.
QSs1ki
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24

CHICAGO. Aug. 2S.- Receipts, II 600
shipments. &oOi market steady steel $, s5 SEQ
600; stocsers ana feeders. o. Oo53 Is cows
O. e3; Western rangers, o. 7OSSt75.
Hogs -kscOips, 1900 head shipments
bO,O; market weak, lower mixed, q 81
B6 40 heavy, o. O066 SIS light, O. s5uC 60 skips
o. COOS So
Sheep Receipts, 200 head; shipments
l,OOO; market weaker; natives, O. 70
a. 40; Western shorn. s3 SCG3 ~ Texas shorn,
q 7hsBl IS lambs, IS 5016 %
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24

TO Atlantic City on Sunday August 20.
Special train leaves Quarryville at $40 a. m ;
Lancaster tKing street) at 4; Columbia,
Lnndlsville. i2j Il, m Fare only 81. Leave
Mannheim AT i:33 Lttitz, ihi and Ephrata, b.Ol
a. m. rare only s2.7o. Trains returning leave
Atlantic City at 4, 8 ana p. IN. Leave Phils.
delphia. Broad ana Callowhill depot, at s:9C
p. IN. only sunday excursion to the Atlantic
this season. ausls, 20, ,23 25dAltw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
CoIorsd peopis iu oourt

II iss weli.known fact that the colored
trother and sister would rather attend
quarter sessions court than q cake walk
ana large number manage To 90, them
sewer subIn naod as witnesses. Tipstsif
fiosy eounlsd the coiored people In the
court room at last evenings session and
the number In the colorod quarter In the
seom was ono hundred and eighteen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
tfRtyest home sernop

A harvest home sermon will be preached
at ST. Stephens Evangelical Lutheran
church, by the pastor; Rev. f. Meister, on
Sund'y morning The church will be
handsomely decorated. In the eve ming .
children's festival will be held,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
Pleasantly Surprised,

Last evening a large number Cf fr ends
rendered Miss Matte Shfii surprise party
at her home, on st. Joseph street. Vocal
and instrumental music was rendered, and
at midnight the guests were invited 10 par.
take OF a supper. During the evening nj iss
Lzzie Taylor rendered few soprano sele,.
tiOn6.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24

A irsno containing several lac photo.
graphic pictures Of the Algonquin club, as
they lately appeared In camp, IL displayed
In the window OF ii. A. Schmidt, North
Quesn street. The pictures were taken by
A, +. Bonine, 4i5 South Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
Finger Amputsted. A

Yesterday afternoon Miss X stie Boas, sn
enploye OF No. cotton mill, residing on
Manor street, was cleaning the gearing part
OF the machinery when the first tiuger on
the right hand was caught and lscerated.
A surgeon hmputs. ed he hnRer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24

Pension was issued on Thursday by the
department TO Jacob +. Bender, Lane sster !;
and reissue and increase to the following :
Martin n, Stark, Lancaster Henry Horner
Lancaster Jacob Il. Meyer, Baskerville 4;
Christian Wise, Lancaster BepI +.
Croft, Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
oecup,ed by tho sermans

l,oSpoN, Aug. "a --Advices from Acora,
In the Gold Coast Colony, state that force
consisting OF black and X rooboys commanded
by three German officers, has occupied Ad-
delai to the north OF Ssgahll, and near to
the Bookman territory. The Invaders
have holsted German tiag, and named the
place Bismarokburg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
Cases Dismissed,

Elmer Dyer, arrested for assault and rat
terry on Charles Riley, had.s hearing before
Alderman Spurrier last evening and was
discharged on payment OF costs, Mr.. Rilt y
not caring TO prosecute the case any
further
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
Sale OF Biooasa oregon Horss.

q. &. Wharton q Co will, on Wednesday
August 29, at 10 O'Clock a m, at the Ian.
caster stC ck yards, cell two car loads OF Inc
bloodsd Oregon horses Weighing from 800
TO !. 800 pounds. No postponement on &C
count OF weather No limit, no reserve.
Terms cash,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
wanIsu hItIiA Iturutnp

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. "a The
big woolen mills at Cleveland, Tenn, are
on fire. The buildings used for dye room
and oarding house is completely destroyed.
Great efforts arc being made to save the
main building. $4,000 worth of property
have been DESTROYED
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
.Ksturntng To Their Homes.

The 200 children sent out last week from
Philadelphia by the Open Air Fund asso-
citation Of that city TO the Cumberland val.
ley, passed through this city on tho Day
Fxpress this afternoon on their homeward
trim.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
Result Of Hall Gam o.,

Tho cham pionship games on Thursday
resulted ~ follows: Philsdslphia 3, New
York q Washington o, Boston 4; Chicago 3.
Detroit 2 Plttsburg z, Indianapolis 0 |;
Cleveland 1, Cincinnati o.
The Love Lane defeated the Ivory club
nv the score Of Q TO 4 at Athletic park on
Tn 1rsdsy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
SnpCIAl HnrAa AuCilnn

Two cirloads OF Biooded Oregon Horses a
auction. weighing from 300 to 1900 pounds, a
Lancaster Stock Yards, Lancaster. Pa. OF
Wednesday. August %. at 10 o'clock a. IN. Gal,
positive, rain or shine. No postponement, n,
limit, no reserve. Terms cash.
aug2titd &. G. WHARTON 4 CO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
Returned to Court

Edward Harris was heard by Alderman
Barr, last evening, on charges OF assault
and battery, preferred by his vile. The
accused Was required to give ball for his
appearance at tue November SO sion OF
court
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
AlaIiluH In Ihla HIIH

TIE Misses Jennie and Maria Polsal,
grandchildren OF the late Rev. Dr. John
Poissi, OF Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. u
w. f. POisal, South Pfince street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24

The place TO buy Imported Lanterns IL
Eeists. His stock Is heavy. hts prices lower
than any other house In the city. He has
bought tho original importation cases Also
head uarters for Flags.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
Went TO Atlantic CITY

Mis. Jacob Pontz and daughters, and Mr..
George w. Byerly, have gone to Atlantic
City to spend some time
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24

L~d-Aug, y IS; Sept % rs Oct,
oJS2X nr
smut Ribs-Aus.. u AK, sept, Is 22x; Oct.
o]27k.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
4 Penny Saved Is a Penny Earned

small margin OF pronts enables us to turn
our money over quickly, ana while our slow.
moving competitors are waiting for patrons al
higher ngures we are apt 10 get wo profits on
our Investments, and yet give our patrons the
benent. We push business sharply and at
very small profits. We don't SIT down ana
wait for business TO come to us at high n CURES
Common sense will enable the reader TO tell
which Is the best plan OF procedure
Remember. We have the largest Store, the
Heaviest Stock ana the Most Complete As.
sortmeat.
AJob lot of Very Fire Brooms two for sc.
Job lot OF Hand.serubs &c each.
lC0 gallons Purs Extracted Honey, ms for
25c.
Fine Dried Beef l2kc cah.
Picnic Hams. lie an.
Mason fruit Jars-Ptnts. 73c Quarts $50
Half Gallons, Sl 10 per dozen.
BoraI Soap, SC; Oleine sosp, &c; White
froth Soap. &c.
ans White-sratn Rice for 25c
ems White Germ tor CSC
Ms Rolled Ayena or Oatmeal for aSc
MS Fresh Tea Biscuits for 26c
3rs New York snars or 3 MS Nick Sacks for
sc, ana thousand other bargains. Come
aud see.
Look Out for Our Immense Delivery Wagon !
We could never "Catch Up" with our
orders We have nyarcnna thts hy no vi ~ ,ha
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-24
Look Out for Our lnn,ns, Delivery Wagon

We could never "Catch Up" with our
orders. We have overcome this by having the
Largest Delivery wagon built. Keep an eye
on H. stop II on the way ana place your order.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-04
GENERAL NEWS.
Continued Excitement over
the Wheat Corner.
GERMANY aEppIrse ~ SAMOA
A 'Lsngsheremsn prssned az Pert
aaad-A Saller KILLED At Victoria
sruggied optan Captured From
the Steamship UmatiIia In snn
Francisco.

CHICAGO. Oel 1--tan the beard al trade
this Faerninx everything was strong and
advancing. Interest eentercd ia the wheat
rlh December and Nay cptiaBs were the
ones which attracted every boSly's atfen
ton They apgnest about ~ ccnsS higher
than last nfEha's cscss. and 50 urgent WAS
the demand that fractions no longer cut
any figure in making cnrrens values
cent 90 two either way Was nothing ~
fgsslsc Who wanted 30 bus, and they took
cycry cffer that came. geeciaeer wheat
st.encti a. 81 lifaI u. IS nearly aS the re
yzs-.ers could approximate Is, hat al once
sold Al 81 Il. iaea. jumping a cert a.
aoHnt. Il touched 81 ls lnslde 81 10 mlar
ufcs Then il weakened airsost as rapidly,
failing sa 81 "a Nsy e2<nea ~ si t<tsi IA.
aziG followed the same course ~ pcccnner,
gaing 70 81 ls aud also recedinG 10 81 IN
1stahef soit at 81 u land 81 H., when
traders i,egaH 10 take their nftAth aftcf
the whirl of excitement il neeculher aud
Nav November vas kesd 81 81 i9is aud
up 70 81 E1aS Al 10 o'eieck, half an hour
alter tAe eYseRiuE. fieSefa6er sola e 81 *
Corn epeGesi cent higher aud asisansed
smother cent
l'afk. ard aud shass-fils are al decidedly
aiskss and advancing.
Nrg Nonk. Oct a--fhe fuli iefcS Ct tiif
galeaea wheat manipnsalio1s siEack the
Sew lask market tsiis Inosaiue Ike =
thaadsrtulL ire Saatket closed last ntEfsL
Dee. 81 n. and 0peued 81 II u. May Dc
iivegies. from lass uigAf, eiese4t st.&i T. ana
advanced 70 81 isst "a tns hrsi movement
EVers body Fau Wild. All other Interests
GA the fisses wera temporarily aceiecfed
fsegcusheF soon touched 81 II aud Nay
81 aGts. fhe operators acf<d mofc Ike ln-
iisns than civilized keing<s and scaeral
basing movement set IN hy al parties. for
esgF houses inctadesi. they gensfasN 81
tsggssgd fear that nscemhcT assd ocfnner
ln!ght ee o1gf4srea hv tiae Nsrfhwtseexn
faIsisrs, II hG arc all huiilSh, AZ !; 70 D. M
wheat was So she highest 1sofnf ~ he day.
with continued msianess IN trailing. kNety
thing here = all right, With no more fail
Wrs.S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-04
SENATE TsosrEDINas.
Sherman oE the New TariG Bili-
GsSsl Service Reform sham.

q ihc se1zse. Allise,l. 90 repariiBs the
ts-iS hill, saifiie would eaii Il up Tor AZ
ton on Mondsy night.
sherman said he would ec Compelled
- lc2ve early this afternoon and
weala Ike 50 te iniulgcd In max
ing few remarks On TIE tsrln Nh
Unanimous consent WIS given and he al
dressed fNe senate le conniiMcated she
senate committee Ca tha work doae. ard
severely criticizcd the h0use bin. Ia his
Judgment there uorid hc few cotects
fauHd in tie senate substitute. Il ould
b. found 10 he very psrisci hill. Ai1a0e
other things g was substantial c0Inues-
GfGsn oi provisions for TIE collcetiao 81
the internal revenue aud customs duties. Il
contained positive rcGnciioa Of revenues
20 the extent Of S75,sSs go The reduction
wss ca n few articles. Ne believed the
seaAie h.ll vas eu the whole the hess rege-
nue hl4i ever ilir0ance8 ia cNrGrcSs. aad
that IL c0g ! hc taken tn. lrcc from party
prcindices. aud considered sud Gehafed
and amended. u might u made thC nosf
perfect gcvcnuc nlcssgra ever put On the
sia.7fc book The issue was cow fairly
made before the pccpie, and v as 90 be
tried hy them. U was a plain. fare aud
square issue between . tariff for revenue
only" and '.tasiG for revenue aud pro
lection. II was question whether the
articles necessary for human lic sAcsiid be
made hy the American laboTer OF by the
foreign laborer. whether the wages Of the
American iAhoreF shouid depend on the
American policy al protecting all fogiSs OF
ahog ami production.
The senate then resumed consideration
OF Mr. Hales resolution OF Monday, cali
ing on the secretary Of war for an cXpla-
nation II Gen. Kcuueif's circular as TO The
charges OF Republican employees in the
Emitted states arsenals and arineries.
senator Cockruil made a long speech and
closed hy asserting ibSt President ClSyc-
land had redeemed aud sscretly kept
eVeT} pledge that be had made in relation
10 the civil service. Hale commented on
the fact that CocSrcll hal not been able in
q tHo hours speech % say one word In
defense OF the rough order IN which the
war department proclaimed war of eN-
termination on women aah children.
Chandler characterized the Bspnctf cir
cGiaF n the most dlscrediiable OF all
emauaiians. aud IN violation cf the presi-
deat's civil service refarm.
Nswicy referred 10 Cicyeland's c0utribu-
ton 10 The Democratic eamVaiSn fund. and
said the conclusion was that Ne had COM
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