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Monday.
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, D. c., May H.-In the Sen
ate to-day, Senator Stewart offered an
amendment to the constitution providing
that majority could pass bill over the
presidents veto.
The house amendments to the bill for
public building at Youngstown, Ohio, were
concurred in.
: The committee on privileges and elections
asked to be discharged from the further
consideration of the case of Mr.. Turpie, of
Indiana. This leaves Senator Turple in DOS
session of his seat.
Senator Vest offered a resolution for the
appointment Of q committee of five to in
vestigate the great cattle trust.
The house bill, making an appropriation
to enable the executive and agricultural de-
partments, Smithsonian institution and the
fish commission to take part in the oenten-
NAL exhibition of the Ohio valley and CEN
trail states, was taken up, amended and
passed.
The senate then went into secret session
for the consideration Of the Riddleberuer
and Hoar resolutions on the fisheries treaty.
and when the doors opened, adjourned.
In the house it was agreed that the debate
on the tariff bill should close next Saturday.
The house then went into committee of the
whole for the consideration of the tariff bill.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Hutch, of Mis-
ouri; Mr.. Symes, of Colorado; Mr.. C'Niel,
ST Indiana; Mr.. Thompson, of Ohio, and
O r. Funston, of Kansas.
Mr.. Funston, declared himself for Ameri-
can interests as against the rest of
the world. He was a protectionist. he
would protect the United States against for
eign invasion, whether by an armed force. |
to lay waste tho land, or by the products of
pauper labor that destroy our industries |
and take away from the American laborinQ
man his employment. He maintained the |
that the farmer neither wanted |
an English market nor English goods, and
would hail with JOY the day when he would
nave neither.
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Saturday.
HOUSE,

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 12.-In the
house to-day, senate bill granting right of
way to the Fort Smith & Ell Paso railway
company and house bill permitting tho Du-
luth. Rainy Lake & Southwest railway to
construct q bridge across Red river Of tho
North were passed. The house then went
into committee of the whole for the consid-
GRAFTON of the tariff bill and when the COM
mittee rose, adjourned.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Dante Gabriel Rossetti wrote quantities OF letters
TO Hall Cainc which letters the latter proposes TO
publish byandby with cucidatory extracts from his
own correspondence.
An American edition Of the charming Letters OF
Dorothy Osborne to Sir William Temple " is coming
from the press of Dodd, Mead & Co.
Mr. Edgar saltuss latest volume is entitled " Edcn'
1t is a honeymoon episode on Fifth Avenue
Tennyson SAYS that he meant Edgar in his
drama. Tho Promise Of May. to be shallow enough
theorist but he never could have imagined that he
would be taken as an ordinary Atheist lie ADDS tha
the British drama must be in low state indeed H. as
certain dramatic critics had lately said. none Oh tho
great moral and social questions OF the time ought 10
he touched upon In a modern play.
Edmund Pendleton. brother of the Minister to Ger
many and author Of Z" A Conventional bohemian is
about TO publish through the Appleton press, novel
entitled a Virginia Inheritance" The same firm
have in preparation George Macdonad's book. The
Elect Lady,
Mark Twain is qouted by the Washington CORE
spondent OF The independent commenting upon
the humor which General Grant displayed In his auto
biography. 1t had TO be cut out constantly. Inc
silent Generals faculty for giving tho character OF his
subornates in few telling words had constantly TO
be cut down and suppressed. 1t would not do In a
book that had much history In II. You call MI
Bur1ett and me great humoflsts, sau MI ~i0i"O"''
I'm his earnest energetic way, TO friend II is mis-
take General Grant the great American humor-
st-hc was full of it-dry sometimes as pl'h but
always pthy; not keen comment and sarcasm, Dut
genuine humor. 1t wouldn't do, you know; they
could not It in 1t had to be ruthessly slaugh-
tered more's the pity. History has Its martyrs, ana
that manuscript was one of them'
The twenty-nfh edition of Edward Lcar's BOOK
Of Nonsense" is now 10 be found on the tables oil
f. Wame & Co.
W. Il. Jenkins, the publisher, has imported large
edition of Alphonse Daudets new story, l. lmmOr-
tel. The book was only issued in Paris last satur-
iay and on Monday Mr. jenkins delivered copies In
This ciy-a fair illustration of New York enterprise,
and also an indication Of the popularity of Daudet
There is a curious coincidence about the duel fought
yesterday between General BOulaDScr and NJ Floquet'
Ii appears have followed almost the precise course
Of the duel between Paul Astier and the Prince
l. Aths. in Daudet's new novel In both cases an
expert swCrdsman sets out TO kill an incXpcr oppo-
nent, and in both the expert swOrdsman Is put
hors du combat, with wound in the throat In the
novel; the wounded Paul RECEIVERS. 1t remains TO be
seen whether General BOulanger will be as fortunate
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RAILROADS..
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
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J. 81 TOTCEY UENRG MONErr.
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Mem DntIirations.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, York,
Publish This Dayt
AMERICAN GAME BIRDS.

Names and Portraits OF Birds which Interest 9unners
With DESCRIPTIONS in Language Undetermined Of the
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ACADEMIES COLLEGES and SCIENTIFIC SCHOOLS.
with examples
12mo. cloth, 56s pages. Price, az 90.
d. VAN NOSTRAND, Publisher,
20 MURRAY AND 81 WARREN SITS. NEW. YORK.