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Mr.. Reed squcIehed.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
WAsHINGToS, Aug. l.-During the dis
cussion in the House this afternoon on the
army appropriation bill, there was lively
colloquy between Mr.. Butterworth, Of
Ohio, and Mr.. Reed, Of Maine, the Repub-
lican leader, in which the latter was badly
worsted. II was hard on Mr.. Reed, but
the whole House seemed to enjoy his dis
comfture, and applauded Mr. Butter
worth very vigorously. Mr.. Reed had
been laying down some Of his
customary dogmas, TO which Mr.. But
torworth had replied. Mr.. Reed then
stated again: 81 am able 10 meet any
emergency" The opportunity was too
good 10 be lost, and without allowing him
TO proceed any further Mr.. Butterworth
said, quickly: "In the estimation Of your
friends II Is never safe TO yield you" and
the House laughed. Mr.. Reed replied:
"My friend accuses me OF too much pride.
lie has cut me off In the middle OF sent
ence and made u appear have given at.
terance 10 an idle boast. | said was
equal 90 any emergency with which
| voluntarily stlrontcd myself to-"
This ungrammatic remark made the House
laugh again and the merriment was still
more increased when Mr.. Butterworth re-
loried: "Wcll ] never knew the emcr.
gency which you would not aiiront and
siIront yourself to-" by this time the
gentleman from Maine was In y terrible
stand OF mind, but he managed to say.
81 think | shall be able 10 meet any
emergency raised 10y the gentleman 10
which Mr.. Butterworth remarked Fool,
rush in where angels fear TO tread Mr..
Reeds answer was lost in the storm oI
laughter aud applause, hut Mr.. Butter
worth was heard 10 say: 81 decline 10
Weld. II the gentleman lad had the po'
li,eness TO ask me 10 yield, he would have
elevated himself in the estimation Of hi'
| friends"
Mr.. Reeds face was positively liyid with
rage when he sat down, but Mr.. Butter
worth cody went on with his speech and
paid no moro attention 20 bis antagonist
The fact that the stack on Mr.. Reed CANT
from a fellow Republican made Il al the
more enjoyable 10 the Democrats, and the
laughter and applause was Joined in Yer,
freely by the Republicans, many Of whom
have suffered from the biting sarcasm o
| their lealers
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Ito, nurd.rcd h, q Rev.

lArANTuE, Ind, Aug AT lOo'clock
this morning Willie Ellsworth, the eight
cen year old s1n Of pr Ellsworth, an old
resident. was shot In the bowels by Oliver
white, another youth VI the samc age,
killing him almost instantly. Ellsworth
was fishing. aud White. with a crowd Of
boys on bridge, overhead, were throw.
ing stones into the river Ellsworth called
on them 10 stop but the stone throwing
continuing lac came up on the bridge.
White, who had grudgu against Ellis.
worth, took up the quarrel aud drew a re-
vol,cr Ellsworth picked mp two stones
aud advanced on White when the latter
tired with fatal effect White then ran
aud has not been captured.
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,.,,...a viz. ,he DIamond..

Nrw Youg, Aug i.-Soycnl down town
importers Of aud dealers In precious stones
would like 20 have Information Of tho
whereabouts oi 4. q. Radcliffe, a we'll
known mounlcr of glazcr's diamonds. lilo
has vanished from his accustomed haunis,
and with him have gone diamonds valued
ut $1,000. IL ~ Wrmiscd that he has
gone 10 England. Radcliffe got most VI
the diamonds lor the importers for the
purpose oi making selections, but hc cy.
identity selected all, us none have been re-
turned and he has departed. lie also
obtained few stones by the use Of checks,
which haNc proved worthless.
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oRFEgyll.LE ALL RIGHT.

A strong Denial Of tho Damaging Re.
ports About tho Health Of tho city.
fpccisl Dispatch 10 The Appeal
GREr,yILLE. Miss. Aug. The FOL
lowing official communication, which will
appear In todays DcN0crai, cllcctually dis.
poses Of iho malicious rumon ~ indus
triously circulated abroad this week as rc.
cards thr health Of Grccnyillc;
II state most positively that There
IL not In tho city Of Gfecnyillc
at this moment single case OF
infectious OF contagious disease oi any
kind whatever In Tact, the condition Of
the city Is better than usual ut this season
Of the year, despite the trying heat Of the
weather. GO. NJ. CARoLf, MID,
"Cty Physician and Health Onicct.'
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IMPORTED STONE CUTTERS.
What Member OF the Capitol syndi
cate Has TO Say of IL.

Wnht Memper OF the Capitol Synut-
cate Has TO Say of IL.
CUcAGo, ILL.,, Aug. IA reporter for q
local paper called on Col. Abncr Taylor, a
member Of the Texas capitol syndicate, for
some information regarding the importa-
ton OF stone cutters from Scotland, MS de-
vcloped in the congressional Investigation
now going on In New York. In reply to
n question ~ TO whether he and other mem
bcrs OF the syndicate knew that foreign
labor was imported 10 do stone cutting, he
said: 81 presume 1t was generally known
TO the syndicate, but could do nothing to
prevent H. ] am unaltcrably opposed TO
such practices myself, but in this instance
nor any other member oi the syndicate
had anything to say about il, because the
work WIS let out on contract 20 Mr. Wilkic.
lie agreed TO build the capitol ior 40 much
money, which was paid 10 him, aud We
had nothing 10 say about the sort OF labor
he should employ"
"Were there not plenty Of stone cutters
in America 10 do the work"
"Not in Texas, all that were needed
would have 20 he brought from some place
'hAoihN Wv 'AtNA's NV AtN'A w WV hiNANl
Is, the original plan WIS to build tho cap.
itol of limestone, but this stone was found
unsuitable and the State wanted the ma.
trrial changed TO granite, OF which there is
a very fine grade in the land granted To the
syndicate. The difference in tho cost Of
qunrying this granite and cutting 1t
amounted TO nearly 100000. which the
syndicate were not willing Ia cXpend, NJ
IN or,lcr TO secure the stone Tor the capitol
the state agreed 10 furnish convict labor to
quarry H.. This caused tho union stone
cutters 10 strike, OF rather they refused to
cut stone quarried 10y the conyicts, and
Mir Wilkic was therefore compelled To get
stonc-cuttcn from Aberdeen"
Gould not the syndicate prevented this
importation aud given the American me
chanic n chanccY'
"No. II had absolutely no power over
the contractor, aud besides the American
stonc-cuttcB would not cut the stone bc.
cause II was quarricd 10y conyicts, and, ~
! said, they were employed 10y the state In
order 10 have the capitol built NJ granite,
and also because portion Of the extra cN-
pensc OF that class oi stone could bo saved. -
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RAILROAD RUMBLINGs.

CuicAoo, H., August IA local pspcr
says "a sensation has been created
among the Northwestern roads 10y tile an
nounccmcn, thai the ~. Paul road had
given notice AT Il would ut once reduce
its rates between Chicago and ~. Paul t.
the basis oi ~ cents first class, the present
rate being 90 cents No change, however.
will be- made in local rates, which will
remain, ~ At present, based on the 40
cents rate. Tho 81. Paul road simply fol.
lows the example Of the Wisconsin Central
aud ST. Paul & Kansas CITY roads IN violat-
ing the long aud short haul clause OF the
interstate commerce law. This identical
issue WAS mp before the interstate com.
mcrcc commission nj Dubuque last week.
aud a ruling Is expected within few days
II Is anticipated that the action Of the -
Paul road will be- followed by the North.
western and Rock Island, the only roads
now holding the 40 cents basis. The a..
duction amounts 10 just ~ per cent. on all
business between Chicago aud ~. Paul,
Minneapolis aud common points"
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appropriation bills tomorrow or next day.
The Senate had passed joint resolution
last Saturday extending all the appropria-
tons till the 3lst of August As to the
tariff bill, it was not possible for
him to say when ii would be pre-
sented to the Senate, but he could
only say that, so far as he was concerned
and so far as he had heard, il was the in
tention OF the committee on finance to
bring that bill into the chamber at the
earliest practicable moment and to have it
considered with all due speed consistent
With its careful consideration.
Mr.. Gibson inquired OF the chairman Of
the committee on finance Mr.. Shermsn)
whether the tariff was likely TO be brought
in next week or the week after.
Mr.. Sherman do not know. No one
can tell.
Mr.. Pugh presented the minority report
in the case OF the investigation OF the
Jackson, Miss, election and ii was ordered
to be printed with the majority report.
The Senate at II o'clock a. IN. adjourned.
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The rr.ged, Explained.

CmCAGo, Ill.,, Aug. 1.-The mystcrysu
rounding the death Of Henry llccsh and
his wife was lifted today. The couple were
supposed by their neighbors to have lived
very happily together, and sudden insaui.
iy ON the part Of one or both seemed the
only theory TO explain the death Of the
pair when the ghastly bodies were found
In their apartments Monday. This after.
noon verdict WIS returned by the cnro.
ner's jury declaring that llecsh, who was
a wealthy saloon keeper, had deliberately
stranglcd his handsome wife aud then sui.
cided by hanging. An examination ol the
woman's body 10y the Jurors had disclosed
the marks OF the husbands fingers on her
neck. and NIL doubt was removed when
Lewis Mackcnstcin, who s engaged 10 be-
married 10 MS. llecsh's sister, testified
that on three different occasions Hccsh
spoke Of trouble with Mn. llccsh. and In.
timated that the result would be hcr death.
Although the evidence was sufficient Ia
convince the jury, DIR. llckloen, who made
the post-mortcm examination, declared
that Mn llccsh was not stranplcd. A bot.
tie Of wine which was paHakcn Of by the
couple before retiring will be- analysed,
m Dr. llcklocn inumaics suspicion that
the death Of Mn. Hccsh WIS brought
about by poison.
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Ruled az. I.i,,i. sister.

CiNciyNATi, O., Aug. About $50
o'clock last evening, Gcorga Harris, four.
teen years old, was out In the yard practic.
ing at a target with flobcrt rifle. lie
MAS preparing TO shoot when his sister
eleven years Old, seized the mulzle Of the
ride. They began playful struggle for
the possession Of the weapon, which was
suddenly discharged, the boy having acct.
Jcnially puIlcf tho trigger. The bullet
entered tlt girls left breast, penetrating
the hear and causing almost instant death.
The little victim aud her brother were the
children Of George Harris. formerly a to.
bacco broker Of this city, who resides at
Eat S0la ooJ, q suburb u this city.
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The Zen IrnnIr.

Cntc,Uo, ILL.,, Aug. The Northern
Pacific il making an effort tosecurc share
oi the 90 traffic from the Pacific 20 the
Atlantic coast, which oi late has been mo.
nopolilcd TO u great extent 10y the Cana
dian Pacific. Yesterday the flint shipment
oi sixteen car loads arrived at Chicago on
~ way a. New York. Tho tea was ~.
coiycd ut Portland, Ore, boy the Northern
Pacific. transferred tO the Burlington 4
Northern ut II. Paul. aud ON ~ arrival
here was taxi ~ eastward over the Chicago
4 Atlantic, which connects with the Erie
lor New York The object Is 10 overcome
the Canadian Pacific record IN the time oi
transportation from ocean Ia ocean. The
train made remarkably last time over the
initial lines VI the route and IL scheduled
Ia run nj the rate ~ about forty miles an
hour from Chirago 10 New York, Much
interest ailnrhc. 10 this competition, NJ
the result IN destined 10 have IN important
bearing ON tmnacontinoninl traffic. II u
II shown that better and quicker service IN
given by the nov route than 10y that Of the
Canadian Pacific there IL no doubt that
much II tho business now held 10y the Tor.
eign line will be- captured by the Northern
Pacific aud shipped east via Chicago.
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Catholic ro,., .s.u.s.cs uaiou.

llostoS, Mas, Aug. The cighteeni
annual convention Of the Catholic Tot
Abstinence Union Of America inst in il'
Fremont Temple this morning faihh
7. 7. Conaty, Of Worcester presided. AiiG
the appointment II secretaries aud cum'
mittoc on credentials the convention all
jouncd aud delegates proceeded In ~
James church, where high mass was cello
bfatcd. The sermon WIS preached 10y the
Rev. VI. VI. Shcedy oi rll,sburg, Pa, Who
spoke chiefly upon the cultivation VI
temperance among the growing genera
tons oi this country.
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s-armi.s with ara..hoppsr..

CHICAGO, H., Aug. la special from
Montreal, Quebec, says The parish Of
81. Barhclcmi, county Of Bcrthlcr, swarms
with grasshopper and have settled down
upon and eaten almost everything In the
fields The whoa, and oats crop In the
neighborhood has been completely de.
stroycj. The grashoppcrs do not seem
10 be. satisfied a, the ruin they have
wrought 10 everything In the shape OF
fruit and vegetables, but actually eat the
cedar bark from the posts along The
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mittee, says their object appears to be to
secure n removal Of certain United States
officials or employees. and that to carry on
an inquiry for which a purpose is grave
usurpation OF power and a deliberate at
tempt on the part a the Senate TO dis
qualify that body from performing prop
erly high con stitutional function. The
power OF impeachment rests alone with
the House, and the Senate has the juris-
diction of judges. A proceeding looking
TO the removal OF q United States officer
should be by impeachment. Amy other
action by the Senate would be a clear
usurpation OF power and grave error in
disqualifying itself from fair trial.
The report is signed by Senators Pugh,
Coke, Vest and George.
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The petrol, is..,.,a,s case.

CmcAoo, Ill.,, Angus THE evidence
In the Detroit case before the interstate
commerce commission WIS closed this
morning with the orsl testimony Of Henry
Il. Ledyard. Of the Michigan Genital rail.
way, and member nj the executive com.
miltec having charge II freight rates. A.
g. Raymond then begun an argument Ct
the case in behalf Of Detroit. Mt Ray
mond declared that The defendant roads
In their replies spoke ~ i Detroit was
gome country cronR mad
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Two Tragedies Near sena,obia

Special Dispatch Ia The Appeal,
SENAronlA, Miss, Aug. Our usually
quiet county has had several shooting
scnpcs lately. A week ago jim Green.
colorcd, was shot In the face, neck and
arms while sitting in his house surrounded
by his family. The weapon used wis a
shotgun. negro named ii Carter was
arrested und Jailed here, charged with this
cowardly crime The cause il unknown.
Last night Wise HOLLAND, white, anil
Sam Armstrong, colorcd, met about eight
miles west OF here, and gambling, had
some words Holland drew n pistol aud
shot Armstrong Ia the breast, wounding
him fatally.
Armstrong then drew his pistol and shot
Holland, killing him instantly. sheriff
Waite rs out nov investigating the diih-
Guilty.
]. 4. Martin, Who vas assaulted and
shot several weeks ago 10y Manns Terry
aud Callicott. is Improving. The guilty
parties are stil, At large, hut our sheriff is
doing what lac can 10 capture them.
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THE coMPTRoLLERAsp TREASURER
The Reports OF Both oricials The
Treasury sIoo, 900 Behind.

Special Dispatch 20 The Apppd.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 1.-The
comptrollers report Tor July. Just com
ple,ed by Assistant Clerk Leon Trouslalc,
shows warrants issued. during the month
to the amount OF s352,3g7.7s. The princi-
pal items in the account nrc as follows
State prosecution, sSa6s 20; interest on
State debt, S232, 5Gj 10; interest on school
fund, 600, 7I9.O7, judicial salaries, Sos, 1924;
three hospitals for the insane, 81 $40, in.
tcrcst on loans, Sl,jJIi0, loan account,
$4,000.
The July report Of the State treasury,
just completed 10y Mr.. NJ. +. House,
shows the total receipts Of the month Ia
have been S22l, jiSW, aud the total dis.
bursemenis To have been 1921 .6ll.0l.
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The yellow Fever IN Fiorid..

WAsniSoros Aug. disappointment
Hamilton said today that the yellow fever
In Florida appeared to be dying out for
lack Of material. There are at present, he
said. three cases a, Plant City aud none at
Tampa. Nothing las been heard from
Manatee aud the other infected places for
several days. The health authorities at
Baltimore have refused 10 allow the entry
into that city Of certain samples belonging
10 a drummer who recently died at Tampa
Of the fever.
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The, Did s.ne,iy Right.

NEw loRR, August Over 200 lta.
lianr, Disguised at not being able 10 obtain
employment here, sailed for home today
on the steamer Alosia 81 the fabre line.
ON the same vessel, by order Of Collector
Magonc, were Santo Comcrzo and Caimini
Mangnuio, two desperate Italian brgnnds,
who arrived here on the fabcr line
steamer about two months ago. Tho men
we're ironcd aud, until the vessel sailed,
guarded by customs oiliocfH
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VOL. NLNIII---NO. 1873

fences. In speaking mass with ref.
crenCe TO the plague, priest attributed
the serious visitati % the probable
wickedness of the pyorlc who had neg
elected 10 perform their religious duties
in manner becoming Christian people,
hence the wrath OF tho most high.
Those present were cxhortcd TO make all
possible atoncment for their sins. Yes
tcrlay and today tho faithful assembled
at the church door and great number of
them marched in procession through the
village and invoked divine interference
for the sadly stricken parish
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,o,,,.,.a.d Win the rirn, ,tour law.

INV NoHg, Aug. The new lel'er
cauien eight hour Law went into effect
In this city today, aud 2lj substitutes
wcr, placed on the regular let Many OF
the carriers are very much dissatisfied at
what they claim Is an evasion oi the Jaw.
Though they work ouly eight hours, these
hours are 80 distributed that they begln
work early In tho morning and do nos ~,
through until late NJ night They tax o.
holding an indignation meeting
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A SAD SEQUEL.
A Woman Throws Herself Into the
Grave Of Her Husband.

trhFo OF hot huHbhnus
CnicAGo, H., Aug IA sal sequel
was added today 10 the murder Of the two
baseball players, John rhillipsand skip
Iarkins, Sunday, BY Aug Dcilaui, whom
the pair attempted 10 deprive Of n can Of
beer. Mrs. Phillip. was completely pros.
tiaied when the news Of her husband .
death WIS broken 10 her. and has con.
iinucd 10 grow worse. She insisted upon
attending the double funeral yesterday,
although scarcely able 10 leave her bed.
Just after the caskct had been lowered into
the grave she became wildly hyslerical and
threw herself violently into the excavation,
declaring she would he buried with her
husband. She WIS With difficulty removed
from tho scene by her friends aud taken 10
her home. IL was then discovered that
her mind had succumbcd a. the strain on
her nervous system. A physician was
summoned aud She was quoted With NOR
pha. This morning she WAS no better,
and II was determined 10 send her 10 the
Detention Hospital ior the insane. II IL
said that she hns not tasted food since her
husbands death, and her physicians fear
that she will die Of hamilton, ~ thc posi-
lively refuses nourishment.
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DIR. r. W. JONES RESIGNS
Tho Presidency OF the Columbus. Mise.
Industrial Institute.

Ine IEttlutuCy Ol tne 1olNmphHf "AaNsf
Industrial Institute.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, Aug. i.--Dr. r. w.
Jones, president Of the Industrial. insii'
tutc and college at Columbus, telegraphed
a friend here that his resignation was IT..
reyocable, and that he had accepted an.
other position. Its understood that this
position IL the presidency Of William
Henry college, Of Virginia. Ills friends
here and throughout the State have
brought strong pressure 10 bear TO induce
him 10 withdraw his resignation, feeling
that lac was the right man In the right
place. Under his efficient management,
the college has prospefed beyond the hopes
Of i,s most sanguine friends Gov. Lowry
will at once convene the trustees Al this
place to elect a successor at a date not hay
Ing yet been fixed.
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Mr.. Cleveland. Movements.

M,GloN, Mass, Aug. Tins T" MIA
Cleyeland's last day at Marion, as she
leaves here this evening on special irain'
which will take her to FALL River. Thence
shc takes The boat 10 New York. and from
thcrr "A. viii return 10 Washington. Mr..
Glider will escort Mrs. Cleveland and her
mother 10 New York. The day 10 linc.
and Mn. Cleveland 10 busy receiving
callers
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A nlr rn,,s.i a.i,Ir sale.

CNcISSATi, o., Aug IA special from
Paris, KY, to the CeNmor'ai Cont, says
"The largest cattle sale over made in this
State by one man Was made Yesterday by
Mr.. @. Alexander, cn,hIei " the Northern
bank. lie sold from liir 1000 acre iafm
ON the Bourbon and fsyeilc county line
$50 head Of tat cattle 10 NJ Kahn, Of Gin.
cinnAli, for NJ. Goldsmith Of New York.
They are to be shipped to London, Eng
landn
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Riddi~d ,,,m With n.iIc,-.

Special Dispatch ~ The Api-'sl
PISS Burr, Ark, Aug. At tho bar.
room OF Seth Tucker In Plum Bayou
township, In this county, last night, W.
G. McGuughcy rildIrd the body Of q. W.
lIundagu with bullets from shotgun.
death ensuing instantly. Both IT the
parties nrc iiyombly known. The origin
aud details OF the tragedy have not
reached here vet.
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A frein Suffolk, Va, yesterday DESTROYED
almost the entire business portion Of the
city. The losses sustained win reach $780,.
OOC.
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gapitst Note.

Pos,masten appointed today Arkan'
sas A. J. Bolls, Corousc, Nayada county.
MississippiS. J. Baily, Line Creek, Web
sleT county.
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Edward II. Gavin aged thirty.three. a
keeper In the Erie County penilentiafy,
committed suicide yesterday morning at
Buffalo by shooting himself through the
heart with revolver Family troubles
arc supposed 70 BE- The Cause
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