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ST. Jusrru, No., sept G-rhc worst
wreck That has over occurred ou the Kan.
as city, S. Joseph N Council Euns
WIS the result oi q collision bytWoon two
freight lmiua Yesterday, about s.y mile
south ui tlIIs city, Both tmiuH were run.
ming at % rapid tate of speed, aud their
crows jumped loo Time tp ave their liNcs.
Every cur We dcuu'ul. The Trims were
both loaded with merchandise, aud nearly
the entire rufFp isu total loss. The dam-
age tu engine, cans and freight viii ho In
thp upighhufhUui ui $4,000.
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TninI IioIIerIApIosIon,

srYuuuU Ind, Sept G.--liy the cxplo-
zion of the boiler oi steam thrcshrr, WIN.
A. Bennett va7 instantly killed. Henry
Kpams and Wesley Alexander were terri.
bly crushed aud scaldcd, and are dying 10.
night Five other employees, George Ne.
E.lush. John l1mpcrt, lhsIl Weekly,
Ross White and Ambrose Thompson, were
bruised aud sclllcd, but none dangerous.
ly Charles bahb, n young irmor was
hurled 100 feet through the aif. but hc cs-
capped uuinjurcl, The killed and fatally
wounded are ull married men and men
with families. The boiler was old aud
worn out.
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OBITUARY.
Col. Hrnrrr I,crLIna.

NouviCu, Conn, Sept Col George
l.. Perkins, Tor hity years treasurer Of the
Norwich d Worcester railroad, died Of old
age nj the Fort Griswold house In Groton,
where. with his family, lac was spending
his annual vacation, last evening. lie has
been failing iof a week, but WIS uncon.
scious until within nn hour Of his death.
lIe had voted for every President since
Madison. Was piymasior In the war Of
1872. aud organized the first Sunday school
In Norwich. Aged, 100 years anl one
month.
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"How far can legislation aid in maintain
ing q proper standard OF medical cduca-
ton" by W. A. burlington, OF New York;
working womeu-thcir occupation and
their health" by Elizabeth Brown, Of
New York; Sanitary conditions in coun-
try.housos," 10y Lacey NJ. Hail. NJ. D., OF
Brooklyn; "The struggle for existence,
how can il be most efficiently aidcd?" 10y
Henry Dwight Capiu, NJ. D., OF New
York
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Special Dispatch ip Tho Appeal
JAcgsoy, Miss, sept G.--Jamcs Cor
don, the postal clerk charged with ab.
stucting letters from the mail on his run,
was today discharged by, Commissioner
Winter after a thorough investigation.
There WIS not a biz Of evidence criminal.
ing Gordon, and the inspector who arrested
him seems 10 have acted with undue
lagta
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Dr. Hamilton Returns 10 Washington.

WAIuNoToN, Sept. d. .-Surgcon-Gcncral
Hamilton returned 10 Washington last
night from a visit TO Florida aud Georgia.
In speaking Of his visit to an Associated
Press reporter this morning, lac said.
"Camp Perry is 10 be enlarged, and ar
rangements have been made for the cree
ton aud furnishing oi q number OF rail-
road.houscs. Five will bc put mp today,
ten tomorrow and an equal number from
day 10 day hereafter until n sufficient
number have been established to accom-.
modate all who come 90 the camp. II is
proposed tO double the capacity of the
camp and 10 improve the service us much
as possible. ] Am satisfied, after per.
sUnal inspection, that the stories published
regarding the condition Of the camp are
gross cxaggcrati0ns, brscd on a desire 30
break down the regulations requiring the
ten days detention. A ycIlow.iryvr camp
hls been established about hall mile
from Camp Perry for the treatment Of
such eases Oi yellow fever ~ may develop
among the refugees. There were two eases
under treatment when | was there.
There we're llj persons at muster
NJ Camp Perry yesterday morning. There
were seventeen admissions during the day
aud one person was discharged. There
were also five persons returned 10 Jackson
willie for insub0rlinaton nc the hospital.
II there are any improper characters at the
camp Il is certainly not the fault oi tie
government told the authorities NJ
jacksonville that II they sent di-rputahlo
people 30 the camp they could not cnli.
else M for their presence. II syUius that
while my course In the matter las been
very unsatisfactory to the people Of Jack.
sunyilio. Il has been entirely satisfactory TO
everybody else am constantly IN receipt
0l communications like this one, from
Mayor Reese, oi Montgomery, Ala
"ln the name Of the citizens oi Mont.
gomcry, | return you most grateful thanks
| i0r the energy displayed In trying 81 COM
prrrs the yellow fever in Florida. Your
/ recent order In the establishment oi rclu.
gee camps and hospitals aud requiring all
/ pors1ns TO remain therein certain length
Of time meets the hearty approval Of our
entire state"
Hospital Steward Mcclure, Of New Or
leans, has been ordered 10 duiyat Camp
! Perry.
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Dcmocraiic y,ctory Assured.

Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal
LIrrLr Rock, Ark, sept G.-rhc state
election is no longer In doubt. The Dem
ocrats have carried the state by about 49,.
600. Tho latest official returns received
by the Gdsoiie tonight show the following
Democratic majontios
Conway county, 476; Benton county,
1880. Ionoko, 2Dj; Franklin county, gDj,
Johnson, 1885, Garland county, i27; Brad.
ley county 523; Grant county, 3S2. The
following arc counties carried by Nor
wood and his majoritics as heard from to-
night Hampstead, I2O Prairie, 3dl;
Drew IL
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The Gloomiest Day of the Epidemic,
Forty-Six New Gases Reported to
the Board of Health.
Ten Deaths Occur Since Wednes-
day Evening at Q O'clock.
Six of These Die Solely for the
Lack Of Proper Attention.
The Names of the Victims--Physicians
Are overworked and Skilled
Nurses Are Needed-Ten-
nessee Quarantines.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. G.-This has
been the gloomiest day of the epidemic.
The death roll has been unexpectedly
large, and many cheerful faces look stern
and many stout hearts feel faint. When
DIR. Neal Mitchell entered the executive
committee-room this morning and am
nounced six deaths since last evening,
and that some OF the patients had died
for the want OF skilled nurses, there was
a sensation. The board of health was
authorized to send TO New Orleans for rs
many nurses rs are needed who can have
recommendation from the president OF the
State board OF health, the executive COM
mittee TO pay charges. The number Of new
cases reported for the twenty.four hours
ending at g o'clock this evening was forty
six; deaths reported for the same time,
ten. rs follows: Miss Pauline Wolf, Miss
Charlotte Monanbcrgcr. =. A. Lorimer,
Edward Lucas, Charles A. Peterson tan
infant, +. Sanders, German tailor Miss
Castcllow, Richard Mulroy, Miss Nellie
llcrrick and Arthur King.
Mr.. Mulroy, who kept n fine saloon,
was taken sick this morning and died in a
few hours.
Total cases TO date i3i; total deaths -.
Thcgloomicst apprchcnsions are fclthcrc
and the bitterness at the policy that has
shut women and children in, who could
have been sent TO places Of safety two
weeks ago, had q consistent and well or
dercd plan been adopted, is intense. The
committee appointed this morning 10 pre-
pare statement OF facts looking 90 making
charges against SurgcOn-Gcncrl Hamilton
will report within two or three days.
Several liberal responses were received
today to the appeal Tor relief. One from
II. W. Flaglcr, $1,000; the Savannah be-
ncyolent association, 81 900; the southern
department of the Equitable Life lnsur.
ance company, $1,000. Two additional
hospital wards are being built at Sand
Hills and IL is hoped that arrangements
will soon be perfected for the prompt and
careful ltruatmcntand nursing ofall patients.
The poor will enthusiastically looked after.
Leading local physicians are almost
worked down, several being sick. But
few tenders Of medical aid have been re-.
| ccivcd from places where there are accli-
mated physicians. Dr. Frank II. Cald-
well arrived today and took charge OF 81.
Lukc's hospital. Several saw mills are
cutting lumber for houses at Camp
Mitchell. Chairman Dull will have scy.
eral hundred working men ready 30 be-.
gin their construction ON Monday morn
ing.
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Tcnnesser annrnn,Ine..

WAsnINGroS, Sept. D. -surgcon-Gcncrnl
Hamilton received this today from Nash
vile, Tcnn.:
Unless refugees have been In camp for
ten days, baggage disiniectod, aud each
holding certificate oi health, they will
not be admitted 10 this state. The Augusta
agreement is approved.
J. ID. PLuNRErr,
President State Board Of Health.
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,ineInnaii's generosity.

CNciSNArI, o., sept. G.-Prcsidcnt
Goodalc, at the request OF large number
Of members, today called n meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce for tomorrow, to
take action toward making response 10
the people OF jacksonville, Fla, for help
IN taking care Of sufferers from yellow ic.
YER There Is no doubt oi a generous con
ifibuliOn.
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M IlIr I,nILLIrIInA

Nev Youg. sept Il. The national Zee
publican executive committee met iIaIN,
Mr. Guudloc, VI Kentucky WIS pw.rDt
Cor the Grt time. Mr Blaine u..' como
here some day next week 20 meet 'h'
national committee. Stephen a. Ih.n5
called on Col. Quay today tHnH. IN
Bittorwurlh returned 30 tEr city '..'Fs
Congressman Noorhogs notified C.. NN.o
by telegraph that hc could not r1.H town
10 address the Thurman meeting i'l'F'
Col. cray. oi Indiana, will not Hr or. ht
us was expected owing 10 pressing N3fN lh
thu Indiana campaign.
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THEY LAUGHED
But Didn't Laugh Lnst-How Mormon
Preachers We're Served.

But DIDN'T Laugh LnAt-hoW mormon
Preachers Wsro Served.
Special Dispatch ~ The Appeal
JAoKsoS, Tonn., sept G.-Thcrc arc
three Mormon preachers who have been
preaching their abominablc doctrines at
different places Ia this county iur some
time. Last week they were notified 10
leave the ncighborhood. They positively
refused 10 leave and laughed at the idea.
Last Saturday night number 0i citizens
Of the Ninth district went 30 the house
where thoy were stopping, took them from
their rooms, carried them IN the woods
and gave thom all three % severe whipping
When they were released they were more
than willing 10 leave these parts.
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Ius, sn old.FasuIoned Case.

Nav YouE, sept 0.-Allcn W. Thur.
man sent this dispatch TO bis mother late
tonight
Mr Allen q. Thurman. Columbus. o.
II you see any report in the morning pa.
per about father being sick don't be nj all
alarmed. Simply an oldiashioncd case Of
cholera morbus, and he is all right now.
ALLEN w. THURMAN.
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She T,oa the Hurricane.

kEY WEST, Fla, Sept 0.-Thc Mallory
steamer State Of Texas arrived here today.
Snc took the hurricane twenty miles wesi
oi Torgugas. Her bulwarks and bulkhead
Vop stove In by sea and her cabin wa,
Quilted. Her machinery was disabled and
she will need considerable repairing before
pToccc ling.
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tho American uInIsier Atnchcd.

SHANGHAI, Sept. 6.-lt Is Tlll hoped
here that tho immigration treaty with
America will DO ratified In modified
form. Tho discussion oi the question has
caused great excitement There have
been several riotous demonstrations. n
mob, inccnscd at the American minister
action, attacked the American ollicial resi-
dencc ut Caution.
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A NOVEL ROBBERY.
Poll Books Stolen at Little Rock,
Unknown Persons Enter tho Pulaski
County Clerks Ofico
And Steal from tho Vault tho Polls
of Nino Townships.
A Sensation that Moves tho City
from End to End.
The Republicans Charge tho Democrats
with the Theft, and the Democrats
Accuse the Republicans-A
napn Myatarv
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept, 6.-This city
has been in wild state OF excitement ever
since early this morning, when the start
ling discovery was made that some time
during "Wednesday night the iron vault in
the county clerks office was entered by
unknown persons and the poll books Of
the following townships stolen: Badgctt,
Big Rock, Campbell, Eastman, Eagle llll,
Mineral, Pyeatte aud Union. Tho burg
lars leaving the poll books Of the other
precincts, except Ashley and the Third
ward, which were still out Hut since
then the Third ward returns have been
made, giving fair majority for the fusion
ticket. II was very smooth piece Of
work for the vault was securely locked
"Wednesday evening The burglars, who
ever they are elected an entrance into the
vault through IN alley In the rear of the
building, forcing open irlil wooden door
which stood between them and the vault,
which IL Of thick sheet iron. was cut into,
evidently with heavy coal chiscl, and
an iron lever inserted into the opening,
with which both doors We're priced open,
the heavy steel bolt slipping back from the
catch. II was quito evident that they were
greatly excited aud made an indiscrimi-
nate pickup, carrying oil the books which
first came To their hands. The burglary is
a complete mystery, aud no one about the
clerks office can account for the theft. Ol
course tho Republicans charge that the
Democrats did Il or had il done, and the
Democrats in turn, lay the blame 10 the
Republicans and liquor men, the latter
fearing that license had been voted out Of
the county. The Republicans held an in
dignation meeting today and denounced
the matter as bold robbery. II Is no
easy task TO forcshadow the outcome at
this time.
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Al pcrnecrn,s IIccicd.

Special Dispatch io The Appeal
MAmoN, Ark. Sept. G-Glorious sue.
cess for the Democrats OF Crit,cndcn
county. Martin, judge; Wcncr, sheriff.
Keel, clerk; Ferguson, treasurer, and all
the balance Of the county aud townships
officers elected by majority ranging from
/, ,l6j 10 ,i01. The official count has been
utuIn
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"T|TTHT UT'TII'H " IUN NTT|II
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Sept G-fnnk Bar
kcr, n colored laborr recently from Bir.
minghan, was knocked OIL freight box
today by telephone wire aud run
over by the dummy car aud Killed; He
was standing up aud bad been cautioned
against the danger. Had be- been sitting
down lac would have been in no danger.
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There Were Thirty-Soven Senators
in Favor Of tho Bill.
No Quorum Being Present tho Vote
Will bo TdlSon To-Day.
Tho Retaliation Bin Discussed In tho
House Scott Muko8 Brumm sit
Down Oates Adjournment
Resolution WIN be Defeated.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal,
WAsmNGroN, Sept 6.-Mr Oates adj
joummcnt resolution was considerably
discussed today, The majority OF Demo-
Gratis undoubtedly favor it as all arc anx-
ious to get away, but the party leaders arc
opposed TO sending the adjournment rcso-
luton TO the Senate before that body his
shown its intentions toward the tariI bill.
The leaders, Of course will prevail.
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WusUTuN, sept u. senator Allison
nid ihIs afternoon tl1t thc mrn bill
WuuI 10, reported lo thr iull luauCc COM
miiiuu On "Wednesday next
senator Aiinch, be- said, vu now ot
his homo In Rhode Island preparing tao
report ui the subcommittee.
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na.ri,ni, 1.anea

Al Chicago Chicago ., Detroit 3.
At Baliimuu--l,alumorc ., st. Louis p
At Clcyclani-Clcyclanl ., Cincinnati
?.
AZ Philadelphia Athletic {, Kansas
City g.
At lndianapolis-lndanapolis S, Pitts
burgl.
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non,gomery send. uoney.

MoSrooNERy, Ala, Sept G.-This after
noon $500 was sent by citizens Of this place
10 jacksonville More will be- forwarded
In day or two as the committee ap-
pointed Tor the purpose will raisc : 200.
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uun,s,,I,.,. Doors Omen.

Special Dispatch IN The Appeal
IIuSrsyiILE, Ala, Sept. G.-lluntsyillc
has not quarnuncd against Florida rciu-
gees, and they are welcome to come here.
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u. d. G. podi hw been appointed post
master at Ransom Iuik county Ark.
Combinations =pUsim1Horg Frank T..
Hamilton, flouuul, Mum. j. ~. e,uii.
Livingston, VI. A.. v w. lllu, ulu.u. 10
rirdui Ncgrs, j. G. Cyr1, consul a' l1-
f...lt
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M. Terrible suffering In Florida.

Nrw YoRK, Sept GA refugee from
Gainesville, Fla, arrived In this city yes
teriny and made the following statement
TO a reporter Of the nibtne While Jack
sonyille alone VI the hundreds Of Florida
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Tho prcsIdenI snmmons Dr. uamIIion.

WAIuNotoS, Sept G.-suVoon-Gcncr.
nj Hamilton was summoned 10 the White
House this morning 90 a conference with
The President aud Secretary Fairchild In
regard to measures taken 10 aid The yellow
fever sufferers and prevent a spread Of the
epidemic. lie made statement Of all
dat had been done 70 far aud explained
bis action IN OBTAINING refugees from Jack
aonyillc NJ Camp Perry NJ essential 10 the
safety Of the surrounding country. Tao
President expressed great sympathy for
the people Of Florida and instructed the
surgeon general 70 do all that is possible
ior their relief, keeping In view at the
satuc time the safety Of the others.
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Will Hayes, the successful candidate Tor
sheriff. and W. B. llasklns, the van.
pushed Republican candidate became In
,olycd In personal quarrel today. Hayes
Knocked llaskins down, when the latter
used knife, HabbIng his adversary in the
leg. Hayes then began 10 beat llasklus
with the butt oi his pistol, when the
weapon was accidentally discharged, aud
H. contents were received by nn innocent
man named Charles Bell, inilctIng a ilgsh
wound
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sAN FRAN,sCo, Cal, sept Inc
United States revenue cutter Fear arrived
from Bchring sea this morning. She brings
confirmation that on August ., while most
oftbo whaling fleet we're anchored between
C,po snytba and Point Barrow a furious
sio,ip or,urrcI. and the following vessels
v,rc vrrkcd. Bifks Mary aud susan
Youny. phwnix and tlyCtWlng, aud
srbnnnor4 Jane Grey and luo. The crews
of tho lost vessels, numbering 100, wero
rerued by the Bcar.
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An AnncnI for NcIlo~ rc,er sufferer.

Nav YoRE, Sept. a. G-Mayor Hewitt is.
sued an appeal 10 the public today for aid
for the yellow fever sufferers OF Jackson.
villa Iln.
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JAMES HILL NOMINATED

In the shoostring District by the Re-.
publicunu.
Special Dispatch ~ The Appeal
JAcEsos, Miss, sept G.-Thc Republic
cans Of the Third congressional district
met today at Grcenyillo and unanimously
nominated the Hon. james It'll. This is
the famous shocslrinJ district nov repre-
sontcd by Gen. Catching Ia Congrcss,
who las been rcnOminntcd.
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S. Lours, Mo-, sept G.-Col. Edward
q. W. Butler. the oldest graduate Of West
Point military academy IL dead, aged
eighty.niuc years.
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nnlclnI Nn,r nl nl-,l.-Innl aonni,.

Special Dispatch io The Appeal
OsCEoL,, Ark, Sept G.-Ihc following
is the official vote Of this Mississippi
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There was killing frost in s. Johns
bury, VI, yesterday morning and owing
TO the immature condition OF the crops
the damage will be heavy.
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In Tho IIon.c Of NcprcscnlnII,cs.


WAIuNoroS, Sept, G.-Mr. Brumm and
Mr.. Scott occupied the attention Of tho
House for considerable time 10y udulg-
ing in discussion ol the truth Of tho
change made some time ngohy Mr.. lirumm
that Mr.. Scott had employed rinkcrton
detectives in the coal regions Of Pcunsyl-
ylnin.
Mr. Scott attributed his colleagues rc-
marks tu thc tact that lac ,bumml hnl
Just been rcnominaied, aud that hc wished,
whether cuuhniug himself tu thc truth or
not, 10 go home with new issue and ono
which lac thought might possibly give him
a uulorcty lac would not otherwise have.
lie (ScutO hal denied his colleagues
charge that he had ever employed Hnkcr-
ton detectives aud had said that lac would
| have his colleague brought 10 the bar OF
the House 10 prove his charge tie would
! have done 40 but that hc would rather
! stand his colleagues accusation than tlko
| up the time at the House that was yulua-
| Die tO the country. lie then sent 10
| the clerks deck and had read q
newspaper report ol q speech made by
Mr. lirumm during the last campaign
la favor of one lawn Who was
q candidate for recorder ul q county. In
this speech Mr.. Brumm h. reported to
have said "somc people object 30 friend
l.oyau because hr b. u,ud aud non police
man. Coll aud iron policemen are uccvs-
stry to the preservation ui prHcr aud good
order iu thc community aui ! Say 90 yoa
| that went 30 Harrisburg aud asked Tor
/ his appointment myself Laughter and
/ applause un Democratic side.
Mr. scott Docs the gentleman deny
thnH
Mr.. lirumml 10 not.
Mr.. llumm dr.ircd a. continue his an
swpr but Mr.. Scott declined tp yield and
told hi- colleague tu 'rit down.
Mr. Brumm's pply was, "NUu hIl bot
ter come aud make mc IlaughtvLl
The matter WIS then dropped.
IN the consideration morning hour tho
House resumed thc consideration Ui tho
hilI tp increase liy efficiency ui tup muii-
cal division ul thu pension office.
Pending discussion ihy House resumed
ruu.ipuifIuu ui lhy retaliation hIu.
Nr M,Crlry, Ui Kentucky gave notice
that ho would pllI thy previous question
un thv bIl tomorrow ai luuIuyh
Mr. scott then resumed thc NHIf aud
continued Dos speech boz support Ul tNo bill.
At thr conclusion ui Nlr syIub speech
thc lluusu adjourned.
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rnoCErn,NGs on ,oNGRrss.
The Chinese mn Ia the Scuntc Retail
tattou Ia the House.

WAsuINGroN, Sept. G.-Thc debate
being closed on the Chinese bill tho
Senate proceeded TO vote on the passage Of
the bill. The vote was unanimous yeas
81, nays 0. Their being no quorum
voting there was call OF the senate when
thirly-nino senators, exactly q quorum,
answered. Mir llom said lac had been
present when the vote was taken Yesterday
and today, but had RETAINED from voting
iur the reasons stated by the senator from
Ohio lShcrmnn).
Mr.. sherman had also Withheld his yoto
ON both occasions.
II was agreed, by unanimous consent,
that the vote would hc taken tomorrow at
| o'clock, aud then the Senate adjourned.
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In.irr MnIInrII.
,nl. Iarnrd q. ". nn,Icr.

STAMFORD. Conn, Sept. 0.-Lcs,cr Wa
lack died this morning.