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VOORHEES, APOLOGIZRS
For His Language in the ssnnte-The Senate
Proceedings.

For His Language in the SenRte-The Senate
Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, May s.-After the trans
action of the morning business and
while Mr.. Harris was in the chair and
Mr.. ingalls, on the floor, Mr.. Voorhees,
rose and said:
"Mr. President, II I do not interfere
with the business OF the Senate, l desire
TO make statement which conceive
to be due to the Senate and which is
personal myself. 1t Is well known that
have been seriously indisposed and
confined to my room almost exclusively
during the last week. Ivisited the Sen.
ate Yesterday with the purpose OF max.
inc the statement which I shall make
now. The opportunity, however, did
not present itself until, suffering SC
much, withdrew from the Capitol and
went home. Referring to the discussion
in which participated last week,
desire to say to the Senate that, how
ever severe the provocation which wa
given, yet l made use Of language a
thattfme contrary to parliamentary rule
and usages and TO the decorum Of tht
Senate. ! regret having used such Ian
Onage and tender a proper apology Il
1 the Senate OF the United States for doinI
50. NY high respect for the dignity 0
this body, OF which l have been 70
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many years now a member, as we'll ai
my self-respect, induce me to make thii
statement"
Without any comment on his part Mr.
ingalls, resumed his seat as presiding
officer.
Resolutions calling for detailed state
ments as to removals and appointment
in the Baltimore custom house and
postoffice since the 9Th OF March, 'S5,
were agreed to.
Mr.. Hoar presented memorial Of the
New England conference Of the Meth.
odist Episcopal church, protesting against
the ratification of the Chinese treaty OF
any treaty that precludes Chinese min
listers Of the Gospel or delegates to re-
ligious conventions coming into the
country, characteriZing it as utterly un-
American and unchristian. Mr.. Hoar
said that until there could be an
appeal from the American people drunk
to the American people sober the matter
might be considered settled.
The Senate then resumed considera-
ton OF the Railroad Land Grant forfeit
ture bill, the question being on an
amCuunCht uucEtu yc5teEuuy ny 0uIs
Palmer to one offered by Mr.. Spooner on
the S0th OF April. Mr.. Dolph moved TO
lay on the table Mr.. Palmer's amend.
ment to Mr.. Spooner'samendment being
that nothing in the act should be con.
strued to confirm any private entry for
land heretofore settled upon and now
claimed under color of the homestead
or presumption laws, but that in all such
cases the Commissioner OF the General
Land Office and Secretary OF the Interior
shall hear and determine the claims OF
the parties respectively according to the
provisions OF existing laws. The amend
ment was laid on the table. Yeas %,
nays lS.
The message from the President on
the subject OF the impressment into the
French army OF John Prussia, an Amer
lean citizen, was laid before the Senate
and referred to the Committee on
Foreign Relations. Mr.. Stewart who
offered the resolution calling for the
correspondence, remarked that the man
had been discharged from the French
army since the resolution was offered.
Mr.. Paddock introduced a bill to
amend the act TO encourage the growth
OF timber on the western prairies.
The Senate then adjourned.
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
More Delegates Barred Out-Tho Ladies'
Have Their Expenses Paid,

have Their Expenses Paid.
New YoRK, May S.-Bishop Walden,
Of Chattanooga, presided over the delib-
erations of the NJ. E. Conference to-day.
DR.. Buckley, of New York, moved ana
it was carried that inasmuch as the lady
delegates who were elected to the con-
ference had been ruled out yesterday,
their fares to and from their destina.
tions should be paid by the General
Conference. An amendment to pay
Mrs. Heston's expenses was tabled. She
was elected as reserve delegate from
the South India Conference and resides
in South Bombay. The report OF the
second committee appointed to inquire
into the eligibility OF certain delegates,
who, it is said, were not residents in the
district OF. the conferences that elected
them was read. It recommended that
they be given their seats.
The lay delegates in the contest are
John NJ. Phillips, delegate from Mexico,
residing in New York Robert NJ. Patti
son, delegate representing North India,
residing in Philadelphia, and John Cor.
nell, representing North Italy, living in
New York.
The minority report was adopted by
vote Of 1903 to 11G, which action up.
peared to cause much surprise and none
were more astonished than the gentle.
men OF the committee who signed the
minority report.
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OF Ohio county, made unanimous, ant
Mr.. Bassell made brief speech, taxing
a roseate view OF the DemoCracy's future
He was frequently applauded, ant
Cleyeland's name was cheered heartily
COL. JOHNSON ALSO.
For the second district delegate, Mr.
S, Collins nominated r. F. Kidd, OF Gil
uler county, with strong speech advo
eating his claims, and assuring the con
vention that Mr.. Kidd was for Cleve'
land.
Mr.. Frank Jepson asked Mr.. Collins
II he would vouch for all he had said in
Mr.. Kidd's favor.
Mr.. Collins, in evident astonishment-
Mr.. jepson-Then move that Mr.,
Kidd be chosen by acclamation.
Sheriff Handlan-I second the motion.
Loud cries of NO" and faint hisses,
followed.
Mr.. Byrne named D. A. Berry, Of
Braxton, but when n second later Mr..
Ewing, OF Marshall, named Hon. d. d.
johnson, OF Tyler, the Chairman, and
his name was seconded from several
counties, both Mr.. Kidd and Mr.. Berry
were Withdrawn. Mr.. Withers, of Wes-
ton, moved that the election be made
by acclamation. This was heartily sec
onded by several voices.
Mr.. Corbly, OF Tyler, said he had con-
suited Col. johnson, and the Colonel
had declined to allow the use OF his
name. Now he desired to second the
nomination with all his heart.
Col. johnson was elected by acclama-
ton, the greatest enthusiasm prevailing.
He made briefspeech Of thanks, which
was almost drowned by the applause.
THE ALTERNATEs.
For alternate at large Attorney Cen
eral Caldwell nominated j. c. Palmer,
Esq, Of Brooke. and A. I. Garden named
NJ. J. Finley us representative work
man.
Mr.. Finley emphatically declined. He
said he had placed representative OF
the labor classes before this convention
and the claims OF that party having been
rejected, Mr.. Finley could not himself
conscientiously accept the honor for
which he was named.
Mr.. Palmer was chosen by acclama-
ton. Called out for a speech, he said
an alternate was not likely ohave much
to do, and he ought not tob be expected to
have much to say. Laughter. He
thanked the convention for this slight
token of appreciation for his lifelong
work for Democracy.
For the first district alternate, Mr..
Cruise, OF Ohio county, named d. A.
Berry, OF Braxton, and Secretary Bennett
seconded the nomination in an eloquent
speech. ]. V. Blair, OF Doddridge, was
also named, but withdrawn, and Mr..
Berry was chosen by acclamation.
For the second alternate Mayor Sea-
bright was nominated and seconded
about dozen times. ]. v. Blair wds
also again nominated.
The vote was: Blair 90; Seabright S4j.
When this was announced, Mayor
Seabright's comment was:
"I'm goin', anyhowP
Mr.. Berry, who is young man OF
rather promising appearance and good
bearing, made a brief speech, and the
Convention adjourned sine die, while
Josie Kramer's band made harmony for
the scattering delegates, and numerous
establishments in the immediate vicinity
contributed to the enthusiasm.
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Interesting to travellers South.

The section of the South attracting by
its wonderful development and prosper
ity the attention OF the whole world is
trayersed by the Queen & Crescent Route
(Cincinnati Southern and Associate
Roads,. Express trains, the fastest in
the South, leave Cincinnati daily At Z 100
a. m. and s. p. m. for Chattanooga, Bir-
mingham, Atlanta, Decatur, Gadsden,
Tuscaloosa, etc. When going South do
not fail to procure from your nearest
agent, tickets which read via Cincinnati
and the Queen & Crescent Route. In
quiries promptly responded to by IL.
Collbnn, Gen. Passenger Agent, Cincin-
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WASHINGTON, D. C.-The following
Senate bills were favorably reported to
House to-day:
Appropriating $4,000 for public
building at Akron, o.; for n public
building ut Youngstown, o., with an
amendment reducing the appropriation
from 100000 to $4,000; increasing the
pension for total disability to $72 per
month.
The comptroller OF the currency has
appointed Henry Bonie, Of Marietta,
o., to be receiver Of the Second National
Bank OF Xenia, Ohio.
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A KLRPTOMANIAC
Tho Wife of n Prominent omeIaI Detected
In Shop Lifting.

SNNNNNNN
In Shop Lifting.
WASHINGTON, May s,-Departmentcir.
cles are feeling very sorry over the un.
fortunate career of Mrs. Sarah Il. King,
wife OF the chief OF the Miscellaneous
Division Of the commissary Generals
office.
For some time past the merchant doing
business on Pennsylvania avenue and
First street reported to the office tina,
shoplifters were visiting their places and
they were suffering thereby. A day OIL
50 ago Mrs. King entered a store and
went up to the counter and stood beside
another lady, The latter very carelessly
laid her pocketbook down on the coun.
ter, and gave her attention to the CLERK
in the examination Of some goods. MB
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JOLLY HOTEL MEN,
Annual Convention In PIttsburgh-Oaicers
Elected.

Elected.
PIrTsBuRGH, May S.-The ninth an
nual meeting of the Hotel Mems Mu-
tual Benefit Association was held at the
Monongahela House in this city to-day.
Nearly 100 delegates, representing all
the principal hotels in the country being
present. The session lasted several
hours and the business was confined to
routine matters. Before adjourn
ing the following officers were
elected: President, James G. Matthew,
OF New York; First Vice President,
Frank Upman, OF Chicago; Secretary
and Treasurer, W, O. Snow, Of Chicago
Board OF Directors, L. E, Howard, II. G.
Bonn, G. @. Hilton, j, D. Tanning, F.
W. Rice and O. w, Dabh, OF Chicago,
and levitt Wilcox, OF Kankakee, Ill.
The next meeting will be held on the
second Tuesday in May, 1889, at Chicago.
This evening the delegates were tend.
cred banquet at the Monongahela
house. Tomorrow there will be u boat
excursion, and in the evening the party
will be taken to the natural gas field.
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AN OLD SOLDIER MURDERED.

He had Just Drawn Large Pension and
was Killed by Robbers.
Special Dispaleh 10 The hteli0aer.
PAREERsBuRo, W. Va, MayS.-Jacob
Morgan, an old soldier and well to do
farmer of Peasants county, was mur-
dered last night by two men who called
at his house and asked for supper.
When Morgan appeared they shot and
stabbed him, and finished by cutting his
throat. Morgan had Just received a
large sum Of money as pension and it
was for this that the men murdered him.
It is not known who they were.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, May Sat Indian
Creek, near Martins Mills, boy about
ten years old has acquired a mania for
eating flies, and will turn away from the
daintiest dishes for this, his favoritc
diet. All efforts to break him OF the dis,
gusting habit have been useless. lie
eats them, he says, because he loves
them, and resorts to all kinds Of schemes
to catch them. He says his little
brother likes them as well MS he does,
but is too lazy TO catch them. The boy
is bright little fellow and keeps well
and hearty.
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Lo.t nInrrinre Lleen.e. Found.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May SIN looking
over church papers yesterday DR.. Per-
kins, rector Of st. Paul's, found a num-
Der Of marriage licenses OF 1s49-52 and
81 which had never been returned to
the county clerk for record. Among
Others were those Of Henry A. Griswold
and Margaret B. Morton, OF the publish;
ing firm, and George Francis Train and
Henrietta w. Davis. In the latter George
ID. Prentice gave the bride away.
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no LIVES LOST.
The Crew OF the Wrecked Eureka Arrive Mt
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May S.-Capt. Quich,
of the steamer Eureka, which was sunk
in collision with the steamer Bencson
on Sunday, and who, with his crew of
thirty-eight men, were supposed to have
been drowned, arrived here this morn
ing with the entire crew, all safe and
uninjured.
The Eureka's crew were brought here
by the steamer Dessong, having been
transferred to that vessel from the brig
Carolina Gray, who picked up the ship
wrecked crew at O'Clock on Sunday
evening, after they had been in their
boats for about five hours.
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Hotel Destroyed.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May s.-The Glade
House, large brick building situated
on the southwest corner of the Diamond,
Somerset, Pa, was destroyed by fire with
all its contents about ~ o'clock last
night. Landlord Winters, his family
and,guests had narrow escapes, having
TO get out through windows.
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An Old wheeling Man In Trouble.

WASHINGTON. d. c., May SIT is un.
derstood that Gen. James NJ. Ewing
Disbursing Clerk of the Department o.
Justice has been found short in his &C
counts to the extent of 5000 or $4,000,
overS5,OOO ofthe money said to be unac
counted for, belongs to the accounts
from 1882, 'S3 and 'S4. Gen. Ewing il
bonded in the sum Of $4,000, and Rep
resentative Goir, Of West Virginia, is
one Of his sureties.
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PIrrsBURGH, Pa, May s.-The Iron
Workers National District 2l7, Knights
of Labor, willmee in this city on June
4. Delegates will be present from the
iron centers Of the East, South and
West. Master Workman Conway, Of
Harrisburg, it is said, will not be can
didate and that probably a man from
either Pittsburgh or Chicago will be
chosen 10 fill his place.
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PITTsBuRoH, Pa, May S.-The West
ern Window Glass Manufacturers Asso-
citation met here to-day and resolved to
shut down on June lst for the usual
summer suspension. The card rate was
reafIirmed and the wage question was
not considered. Trade was reported
dull, but the outlook was more en-
couraging.
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THEY ENDORSED BLAINE.
The 24th Pennsylvania District Conver
tIou YastertlnV.


tlon Yesterday.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, May s.-The Repub-
lican convention to nominate candi-
date to represent the Twenty-fourth
Congressional district, in session here
to-day, unanimously adopted resolu-
ton endorsing the Hon. James G. Blaine,
and directing the delegate representing
the district in the National Convention to
vote for and use all honorable means to
secure his nomination in the event OF
his candidacy for President. George
NJ. VonBonnorst was the choice to rep
resent the district in the National Con-
vention.
After taking 40 ballots convention ad-
journed until tomorrow without nOmi-
mating congressional candidate. The
district comprises Fayette Green and
Washington counties and a portion of
Allegheny county.
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plause. which was renewed when Chair
man Ewing introduced him rs "our OLD
commander"
Col. johnson reviewed in 4 few sen
tences the history Of the Democratic
party, and great applause was evoked
by his reference to "thatgreat statesman
Grover Cleveland" Col. johnson went
on to contrast the happy state OF affairs
| in the Democratic party with the intol,
erance and tyranny which he saw in the
Republican ranks, where If man dared
investigate a question ofeConomic inter
est he was called a lunatic and a traitor.
The Democracy present their principles
on their merits alone. The Republicans
are, oh! so hungry. Now they have u
shibboleth; they put II at us and expect
us TO stumble on it. But we see the
color OF that shibboleth; We know its
objects. The Republicans cry free
trade, ;" yetif Grover Cleveland advocated
free trade 80 did many Republicans, in
Guiding Chester A. Arthur.
Did you ever hear OF man beng
made rich by being taxed? We who Ia
Dor hard ali day do not welcome the tax
gatherer when he comes round collect
ing tfthes to be piled up in an over
loaded treasury. He said the Democrats
were not in favor OF free trade; they
were for collecting by the tariff all the
revenues needed by the Government
economically administered, and for pro-
lection to all industries which needed it
that is, they stood on President Cleve-
lands message, and il that great states
man [cheersl were renominated at St.
Louis, 1--WE will see that he is triumph
antly elected" [Great cheers.] .
The committee on basis OF representa-
ton reported by its chairman, Oscar
Seeley. The committee allowed Ohio
county 45 votes, whereas the votes cast
for Gov. Wilson, taken as n basis, were
4,GlO. Mr.. Findley and others demand
ed a correction, which was made after
some talk. The votes allotted the coun-
ties, 17S in all, requiring 90 to elect, are
as follows:
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Many Sunday school workers Present.

WASHINGTON, Pa, May S.-some Of
the best known Sunday School Workers
in the United States are present at the
fifth annual meeting OF the Woman's
General Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church, which
convened this evening. Over 100 dele
gates from all parts Of the country are
present. An elaborate programme has
been arranged for the two days the
meeting will be in session.
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SPec'uI DBpdIch 10 inc IMdIgeneT.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, May S.-Wil-
liam Mason, brakeman on an east
bound pickup on the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, was instantly killed this MORN
ing at Petroleum by falling through the
train. He lived at Central Station. His
head was severed from his body.
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Special DtSpdtch to The IatolligeaOer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May S.-AIessrs.
Kenna, Hogg and Wilson have gone to
the State to attend district delegate con-
ventions. The Democratic members OF
the delegation have agreed not to accept
election rs delegates TO st. Louis, as the
party's honors should be distributed as
widely rs Dossibly.
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LONDON, May s.-Three thousand per-
sons have been drowned by flood in
the Canton river, China. A severe
earthauake is reported in Japan.
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SpccidI DLlIdlch % Mc IllolII9eneer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May s.-Three
patents were issued to-day to Thomas j.
Bray, of Wheeling, for a pipe-welding
apparatus, mechanism for manufacturing
paper and n machine and process for
manufacturing angular tubes. Mr.. Bray
assigns one-half interest to the Riverside
Iron Works.
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CLEVELAND
AND FREE TRADE THE TALK
Tn tbe Democratic District Con-
yentiOns.
The States Representatives at
st. Louis in June,
Chosen in the Four Districts
Yesterday,
FOR GROVER AND REFORM.
Rr,er rancy Goes at Large from
the First.
Same More or Less Readable
Resolutions
And the Keynote Sounded in
Four Cities.
And the Keynote Sounded in
Four Cities.
Delerntesto St. Louis.

delegates to St. Louis.
FlRsr DISTRICT.
n.-a,.. at largc-J. u. fancy.
AlistnI'IlrII A;.ilii Ilr.IIcGes"Johu NJ Bassell and D. D.
Johnson. n,r,v and I. v. Dlalr,
sEcoND DISTINCT.
n,i,.,t,p Mt larrc-w. NJ. Clements
T,,T,,at,,-Ellhu Hutton. ,,C ~
nistrirt pclcsairs-JOscph MoreIahu anu u W.
DAILY. :, I, C,o,v and Wilbur Dyer.
THIRD DISTRICT.
n.,e,ntc at lnrgc-E. B. Ncigbert.
,IiCTnntr-E Il. Knight.
nis,tiri niV' ,lrlcgatcs-w. +. Mollahan anu A. E.
NIiIaSws;; NI,i,I,aasNs;e.-B F. Harlow and T. J. Farms
worth -,.,,,,ru ntsrrtcr.
n,Iecntc at LARGE. \. Camden.
2!,tirt 2![li .clseatcS-James Capehart and George
NGlIgqTyi, NG,lII,s95yS,c,-pr T. p. Carpenter aud Il. S.
nlaif,
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Did.

JUDEIEs-on Tuesday, May 5, isss, JEE
JuDKINs
Funeral from the residence OF Miss Jane
Mitchell, bridgeport, Ohio, on ThundAy,
May 10. at o'clock A. n. Burial at Barnes
vile. Ohio.
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And the old folks laugh when they find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, is more easily
taken, and more beneficial in its action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. II
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach, and Bowels, while it arouses them
to b healthy activity. Sold by Logan &
Co., Anton P. Hess, r. B. Burt and O.
Menkemiller. At Bellaire by NJ. N
Mercer.
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Tho Dutch King Improving.

TIE HAGUE, May S.-The Kings
health is steadily improving, Although
unable to leave his rooms as yet he re.
ceives visitors daily.
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VIENNA, May SIN duel at Nyn-
regyhaza, Hungary, yesterday, magis-
trate named Hegednes was killed by his
neDheW.
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China Romombers General Gordon.

LONDON, May S.-The Chinese Govern
ment has decided to erect a monument
to General Gordon on the scenes Of his
victories over the TAPPING rebels.
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a Thonannd nIen nut.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, May S.-0ne thou
sand miners are on strike at the Pratt
mines.
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The name OF Mr.. Smith was with
drawn before the vote was finished, but
such was the confusion that the Con.
yention did not hear It.
THE second ballot:
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The announcement Of Mr.. Bassell's
election was received with cheers. II
was, on motion of Peter Delaplainel
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ADJUSTMENTS
MemnhI. Ihenirr-

"Thc Buckeye" with Lizzie Evans In
the leading role, Mary Jane, tho vail.
was the attraction at the thcn,cr again
last night and before iair-siIcd audience.
nuring tho progress Of the comcdy-dama
MiHa Evans has ample opportunity 20 dis.
play her talent aud versatility ~ sou.
bfcttc actress aud song and dance artistic.
anu DOS ~ 10 the satisfaction u her
palr0nA Ilcrc are several good charac.
tors IN the play and they are capibly
hllcd 10y the members OF the COMPANY.
WHO an equal 10 ihc requirements Ut the
roles The Buckeye will be- repeated
tonight and Tor tie last time nj the maiinc,
on saturday which will close the engage.
mont Tomorrow aud Friday nights "Oui
Angel viii be- the attraction, With Lid,
Eyans n ''lIioss.oinn