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washington Convention.

WHAT HAS DEITY TO DO WITH IT!
OLYMPIA, Wash, July 29.-Thc conyen-
tions spent the morning In discussion Of g
proposition to put the name of the deity in
the preamble Of the constitution. The pre-
amble as reported reads: I'VE, the people
OF the etate OF Washington, to pre-
serve our rights to ordaIn this constitution. -
Turner wanted inserted: Profoundly
grateful to Almighty God and invoking his
favor and guidance, etc. II was op-
posed by several speakers as being un-
necessary. Each of them professed the
greatest reverence for God, but some
feared 1t might be construed to mean union
OF church and state. Sullivan, of Whitman,
caused a sensation by declaring that, al
though good church member himself, he
believed 1t ali buncou,he, insincere and done
for political effect. The debate was very
heated, and the preamble was finally referred
back to the committee to report new one.
Tho remainder of the article passed with lit
tie discussion.
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LINCOLN, Ncb. Aug 5.-rhe exami
nation of Mrs. Phillips, charged By her
husband with insanity, resulted in her
complete vindication. She had the SYM
pathies of the bes. people in her s,rng.
gle with her brute of husband
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The Mnybr,cA Trial.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. g.. The prosecution
in the Mayhrick trial closed its case to-
day, and Sir Charles Russell opened for
the defense in 3 forciblc speech, wherein
he said he would prove that May brick
has been q confirmed arsenic taker for
yasrs
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And the state OF South Dakota shall assume
aud pay the following bonds and indebted
oess, towi';
'ord iesued on account OF The
hospital for the insane at Hank-
ton, 8. d., The face aggregate of
which is. ..............,...... .s2lO,00o 90
Bonds issued on account OF the
school for deaf mutes at Sioux
Falls, s. D., the face aggregate
OF which is Observation-Disclosures. $1,000 %
Bonds Issued on account OF the
university at Verrnillion, =. D.,
the aggregate of which is.... ~ 90 90
Bonds issued en- account of the
penttcntiary at Sioux Falls S.
d the aggregate Of which is.. 94,300 on
Bonds issued on account of the
agricultural college at Brook
wl.eh is. ..................... 1880 90
Bonds iesued on account OF the
normal school at Madison, s. D.,
the face aggregate OF which is AZ, 400 90
Bonds issued On account OF the
school Of mines at Rapid City,
$, D, the face aggregate OF
which is. ................ $4,000 90
Bonds issued on account OF the
reform school at PlankintoD,
s. D., the face aggregate of
whichis. ....................... 10000 OC
Bonds issued on account of the
normal school at SpearRsh,
s. d, the face aggregate of
which is. s................ ........ $4,000 o(
Bonds issued on account Of the
soldiers home at Hot Springs,
S. d, the face aggregate OF
which is. Observation-Disclosures. $1,000 0t
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HELENA, Mont, July ao.--In the convep-
ton this morning the suffrage bin with
amendments by committee of the whole was
next taken up. More desperate efforts were
nadc on behalf of woman suffrage After +
heated debate vote was taken II proved :,
tic--33 to Sa This rsleentes woman's euf-
trage to salivloa for lie present The sur
frage bill wss then submitted aa amended
and Edopte1 6l to e.
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Montana Conventions.
uELENAIs ANXJors.

HELENA. Mont July 90 Strenuous effort
was made In the convention today TO bring up
again the capital Question, but 1t failed The
remainder Of the day was defotcd to cousid.
eratlon OF the bill on the executive dehart-
ments in the committee OF the WHOLE several
article being adorted
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SEVERAL HEATED nrRArrs

HELENA, Mont, Aug. SIN the convep-
tion today the judiciary committee recon-
menaed that no action be taken regarding
Indian reservations, as under the laws Of cDu-
gress the STATE has no authority. Marshall
introduced resolution classifying and pro-
viding the manner ofleas!ng or selling 'auds
granted for the school fund. the b.ll on len.
atoral apportionment came up and section i,
providing for sixteen senaturs, or one for
each county, created perfect uproar. After
heated debate the original proposition was
carried by vote OF Al to o. a motion for
reconsideration carrie !, and there the matter
oau- raetc
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suprlTArf a.Ti1,ll NY, coy,Inrurn

BISMARCK, N. D., Aug. l.--At last even
l!ng's session the convention, through the ef-
forts Of Williams, amended the report of the
lualsiary committee by providing that the su.
preme court shall give It's opinion on any bill
or question pending before the legislature
when requested by the legislature or gov
ernor. This created lively tilt today
and the matter was recons!dered and de-
ieated. Ii was decided today to hold three
terms OF the supreme court yearly, one at the
capital, one at Fargo and one at Grand Forks.
On the proposed adoption of the report of the
committee of the whole, giving the Legislature
power to extend the right of suifcage to wo-
men, an amendment was adopted providing
that such action Of the legislature must be
ratified BY a vote of the people. The suifrag-
lists are dt spondent again.
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union Labor oonven,ion.

DEs MONIES, Ia. Aug. 2-,The union
labor executive committeeme here today
aud decided to cali the state convention
September
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buT LITTLE BtsINEss D0Np.

HhhEsA, Mont, Atg. s.-fhe cyayentiolli
today considered an amendment to the
bill on miscellaneous subjects. The section
Was passed prohibiting legislators, mer,tcrs
CT judiciary and boards Of equalization from
accepting passes from railroads under pen
atty of forfeiture OF office and emoluments
In the afternoon the legislature department
blu was taken up and numerous amend
ments considered The proposition for tire
apportionment Of the state into senatorial
districts, one for each county, brought cut 3
heated party debate, the republicans aud
democrats accusing each other of party d.
visions. The convention finally sdiourned
without taking a vote,
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nEyENuE ANp TAXArloN.

HELENA Mont, July 31,-The convention
today considered the article on revenue and
taxation, and finally adopted 1t. 1t excmpts
all the United States, church, public property
and liabilities. The legislature may pass
general laws for the taxation of any property
on mines, to be taxed according to the value
paid to the Iaitcd States iur the same; ma
ch!nery to be bublcct to special taxstioni
private property not to be sold for tsxns ,,le
publtc corporation limit of taxatouist, mills
II ASSESSED property Is over Si0O,OO0,0lO, 80
mills; If over f3oo, 100000, x mills on the
inllar
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MlscEllANEors srnlEc1s cnNs1nnnrn,

HELENA, Mont, Aug. | The time OF the
conyennon today vas occuNetl in wang
ling over various sections OF the rcpor, II
the committee on miscellaneous subjects.
The proposition OF taxation OF iyrigating
canals and bitches Of companies or iudlpi1-
uals and mining and farming interests
caused long debate. Bjrleigh wanted to
exempt irrigating property, lu. to empower
the legislature to fix the water rates. The
section was finally defeated. TIE lcgisln-
ture is authorized by a two.tbirds vote to
alter or amend tie constitution subject TO g
vote of the people.
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TIE GRAPHIC.

s1Terms Of sdvsrtisins made known on .ppn
cation.
W-Job work Of every description execntsd IL
the best style and at the lowest rates.
WAdvertissmsntsn not accompanied by instruo-
tiors will b inserted until ordered out aad
charged for accordingly.
kHshort communications on aay subject Of In.
are acceptable IL accompanied b. The nams os
the author.
GH-Al matter intsuded for Tie nsxt issue mu.s
bo in the Office - saily - Wednesday evening L.
insure publioat3sn.
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J. A. JOHNSON, Medina. N. Y, says:
"Haiis Cataryh Cure cured me.p Sold by
druggists, 10.
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rnE pEIrY NEcoeN1zEp.

OLYMPIA, Wash, July 3l.-The preamble
ing that I'VE, the people Of the state OF
Washington, thanking the supreme being of
the universe for our liberties, do ordafn,n
etc. The report OF the committee on Indebt-
edness was taken UP and the clause limiting
that Of the state to 100000 passed. The
debt OF citIes, towns, counties and school dis-
tricts WAS limited to ~ per cent OF the as.
ssssed yalus of the property, except on
three-ffths vote OF the people. a hard fgtt
is being made over the section forbidding tne
granting of subsidies, and the opposition to
1t prevails.
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rwo 1MpoRrANT REroRrs.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Aug. l.-Two important
committee reports were handed in today
One provides that the water Of every natural
stream is for the use Of the people When
the supply is not sufficient for all purposes IL
shall be first used for nestic purposes, then
agricultnnre, and lastly manufacturing pnr-
poses. The right to run bitches, fumes AZ d
sluiceways for agricultural md mining pur-
poses is guaranteed on payment for the pri-
vate property taken.
The other report was from the land COM
mittee, and declares that all public lands are
held by the state for the people, and never
shall be disposed OF except for value paid
The right of navigation over tide lands is
guaranteed. Public lands are to be sold
Only at auction to the highest bidder at
not less than the appraised valuc. No more
than one-third shall be cold before 1895 and
DO more taan two thirds before 1900 Lands
within the corporate limits of city or town
or within one mile OF their limits, sorth not
less that 5000 per acre, shall be divided into
b'tcIs OF not more than five acres each, only
one block being sold at one time. The tim
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and facts ate being brought forth to prove

ana 1acts are being brought forth to prove
the scheme feasible.
6eneral Ruger, of the department of Da-
kota, has, in accordance with instructions
from tae war department, requested consid-
GRAFTON OF proposition that q clause be In
serted 10 the constitution BY which iurisdic-
ton shall be reserved to the lnited States
Over military reservations.
The question of selling school lands was
settled BY providing that they shall not be
sold IL less than tracts of 1860 acres
An an ndment By Rolfe providing that
after hve years no man not full citizen of
the United States shall have the right to vote
created much discussion, and many opposed
the amendment.
today. The south takes all the records ex-
cept those In the tccrctary's and governors
oftlce. and the north pays half the expense
for all the south wishes copied. The entire
matter is closed except the signing OF the
agreement, which wtll be done tomorrow.
The commission VIII start for hcne tomorrow
night II nothing happens. rhc records were
Gi7.dcd into two groups, ore containing the
records OF the governor aud Sc .retary and the
other containing the records of tie treasurer,
auditor and other territorial off ers. North
Dakota won the toss ard took the records of
the offices CT goyerusr and secretary.
ELEcrIvE FRANCHISE.
rsishlARcK, N. d, July 3l.-Thc ro.,-.. -. :.
the committee on v,cc,:va franchise was eoa-
side'ed again today, and tln wotnah't st,s-
frago question c5tSs Up. lne advocates
tner2oi lave asked that the legislature be
given the power to extend the suffrage to
women, and 1t vas upon this point the de-
bate hinged. Several delegates insisted on
haVtHg the question settled by yote.of the
people. The convention seeeea to gi,e the
Legislative the OVER to extend. The motion
TO amend the report OF the judiciary commit
tee so that men be eligible to the Office of
judge of the supreme court after living in the
state three years instead of five created u
lively row, but the amendment was finally
made, and then kolie, who was yest, rday de-
featcd In an attempt 10 have the convention
make some provision against foreign voters,
moved to strike Out all. limitation. He
thought candida e Ter the supreme bench
should have all the privileges ihnt are given
to foreign voter, His motion was defeated.
INC commission from S,ufh Dakota, which
has been sitting with the North Dakota com
mission for the division of ths territorial
property. Wi, leaHe .or home tonight.
Ine iint commission closed its labors to-
dag and the duplicate agreements were
signed. The best OF feeling prevails between
the members of both commissions. The
North Dakota members gave the southern
members gr"nd reception at the Sheridan
house tonight The commission will reach
home Thursday evening
tfr,lt,iyti.1 4sftE taisv ,,Ss,nrrr,
The evening world., 1889-12-04
~tp-BRANCH OFFICES:
ENTBRPRIsE,

Twenty.six WORLD reporters interviewed
the Senate and the House yesterday to find
out how they stood in regard to the Worlds
Fair. This is q good example of practical
enterprise. 1t is not unworthy of reflection
that of those members Of Congress who ex-
pressed themselves as f~avoring a city there
were more for Chicago than there we're for
any other place. Sixty-seven were for Chi
caeo and torty-eight for New York.
There is little room to doubt but that even
those members who would prefer to see the
Fair in the Windy City would vote for New
York as it's location if New York presented
itself before Congress and asked for 1t with a
wallet holding len million dollars as n corner
stone. Money is the most eloquent advo-
cate that either city can secure. Therefore,
let New York get the ten millions. 1t can If
Il cares to. Then let 1t cnre to.
The evening world., 1889-12-04
%GOLD-BEARIEG MUD.

The Dock Investigation suggested some
burrowing in mud. but il was not dreamed
how prominent q place this element would
yindicato for itself, Late DEVELOPMENTS
show that the dredgers, after scooping sew
eral scow-loads of mud from the North River
by day. carefully replaced 1t at night that
they might lift it again the following day.
When the weather was Indictment and the
fairy scows could not venture out on the
swelling main, rather thnn lose the price for
a new load Of mud they dropped the load
Just taken from the river bottom back again.
and then redredged it and got pay for q new
load.
As the man who gave the orders for this
was known. the fraud should be easily traced
to the prime mover. Whoever he is he
should be dumped at once. The Dock Com
mission can not carry mud. 1t clogs the
working of the corporation.
The evening world., 1889-12-04
NEWS OF FIELD AND RING.
CHAMPION ODDIE WILL NOT ENTER THE
AMATEUR BILLIARD TOURNEY.

Orville Oddie, champion amateur billiardist,
will not enter the amateur tournament this
year. Mr.. Oddie has won and held the cham
pionhhip with such ease in the past that victory
wonld have been n ioregono conclusion.
Therefore lie ms gnanimouslv announces that,
owing to The press OF business, he will be una
bic to compete this year.
II viii he straight billiards and handicapped by
points. Handsome first, second anu third
prizes will De awarded.
Mr.. Arthur TUwnrend will play 1850 points
more than any other competitor, and Is gener-
ally picked as the winner.
Joe McAulife. the Pacific slope champion, is
vor? eager for Il go at 'omc OF the men with
worldwide reputat ols MS boxers of tho frat
rank. Through Isis ,trlen.is and hackers he Is
!" working the California Athletic Club to
hang up n generous purse. for himself and some
pugilist al the top of the list to contend for.
The Club may bring McAulifio and Kilrain to-
gether.
William H Robert;on, the eminent %c9nnois:
Brooklyn Tonight one of the finest gymnasmms
aud athletes headGuarterH i'll the country.
~ boat-house to elect officers for the ensuing
year.
The coming election OF officers for the League
of American Wheelmen it, creating much dis
cussiOn among the MEMBER. The body IL 10
large that a ouoicc OF men satisfactory to all il
ali extremely difficult matter. There are a num-
Der OF probable dark horses.
The Cyclists Union OF Long Island holds n
meeting next Saturday to consider whether or
not the continuation OF the organization il de-
sirable.
entertain its friends Dec. ii with some very
pretty boxing, wrestling and club swinging.
The evening world., 1889-12-04

A portion of the gallery OF the House of
Representative is reserved for the Diplomatic
Corps. That is, it is SO nominated in the
bond. A card from The Secretary of STATE is
necessary TO secure admission to the Diplo-
matte section of the gallery. Yet at the last
opening of Congress Sir Julian Pauncefote
WIS unable to get in because the place was
filed with people sent mp there by some
irresponsible Representative and let in by tho
d~oorkeeper in defiance of the rules. Mem
bers of the Pan-American Congress were
similarly excluded. This has happened be-
fore several times. 1t is a disgrace to the
House for which it should blush. Has it no
dignity or sel~f-respectP
The evening world., 1889-12-04
HEART SOIL.

The soil which The EVENING WoRLD'G
Christmas trees need to root themselves in
and bear fruit galore for pale-faced boys and
sad.oyed girls is the warm soil of n tender
human heart. II cnnnot grow on rock. This
cold weather says Christmas tree for the
poor children under its breath. Fee
that 1t grows to q beautiful maturity.
good readers Of The EVENING WoRLD.
You have never failed yet TO CO.
operate literally, by your Endorsement
and your purse, with every scheme for human
good which the paper hes proposed. II
would be a marvel II 70 moving a theme as Q
Christmns-tree tor the little ones of the pooi
failed to waken your sympnthies. Get youl
presents and send your contributions now.
On with the good work!
The evening world., 1889-12-04
SNAPLETS.

-
The latest casualty is a sesquake. Now all we
want to establish the equilibrium is an earthspout.
Mr.. Harrison, Of Philadelphia, has found a Quay to
the Russian Mission. That's the way 1t ought to be
pronounced. Matt.
Chicago is working London for the Worlds Fair.
Fifteen people came to a dinner In its interest,
Fourteen had to be told where Chicago was.
-,
you think Of me often, my darling Z" she said,
But the Dude struck her dumb with a SHAKE Of his
Il ai Fs Sds, Be- Be- g &c ,, to; " BE- e d ,aN 1,.l, With 4 Wink,
-AunSey's Weekly,
Ababy fell on one Of Barnum's keepers the other
day and the mans wife is a widow. 1t was a baby
elephant.
ekobOjO wants a doctor to locate there. Dental
surgeon. probably.
Alawyer ought not to object to charges. But ono
did the other day. The charge was made by a big
bull in an open field. The man poured buckshot
into the animals eyes, and now q jury is going 10 do
Asuin In mental arithmetic for the benent Of the
owner.
A Chinese laundrymAn tried to knock out q man
with . nGt-iron. You should do him up before Won
iron him, John.
boston'9 conduit pipes for steam-heating are full of
gas' There IL . large prophetic obituary notice
latent here.
-
man has distributed one hundred tickets 10 q
many women and now will draw . number and
marry the woman holding II. Lots wife on q new
plan.
Avoman got eco alimony because her husband had
sixteen pairs Of breechSS. Perhaps she wore them.
DoEEy. boWarOI
The evening world., 1889-12-04
THREE WEEKS MORE.
PrOmptnesS Necessary In Contributing to
the Christmas Tree Fund
Evening World" Readers Should
Give Quickly and Literally.
Poor Children OF New York aud Brook
Iyn Can All Tic Made Happy.

The Palace Rink. Brooklyn. will be furnished
for the EyENiNG WORLDS Christmas party
through tho Kindness of Mr.. Norman j.. Munro.
the wcll-known publisher, who donates the ire
of the rink. lighted aud heated, for the occasion.
"Christmas weather IL upon ns. and no time
should be lost in preparing to make the happi-
moss and comfort Of the great world holiday aS
widespread and universal az possible. The
efforts of TuE EvENTNG WoRLoto provide a fund
for the benefit Of poor children in New York
md Brooklyn are meeting with gratifying sue
cess, but there il II large gap yet remaining be-
tween what IL necessary and what is available.
Contributions to the Chriatmns.Treo Fund
Rhould come in thick and fast this week. No
frm il too mali to I've gratefully received, and
no sum IL too large for the purpose. And re-
mcmler.i II is but three weeks to Christmas Day.
Tn EyENISu NouLD's Chrlstmns-Tre Fund
for Poor CHI lren il reported to-dOy as follows:
The evening world., 1889-12-04

The drift Of Canadian feeling in the direc.
ton of the United States is constantly in
creasing. There are grounds of sympathy
between this neighbor and ourselves which
are strong, and If in n moment of need Can
ada appeals to us for moral support should
it be denied? Annexation may not be SO
remote a thing. 1t is regarded with favor on
both sides of the line between Canada and
the United States.
The evening world., 1889-12-04
Hoods sarsaparIIa

~ used Hoods SsrSaparihA for oatnrrh. and received
great relief and benefit from it. The catarrh was very
diSaErecAble. especially in tho winter. causing constant
discharge from my nose. ringing noises in my ears.
and pain. in the back of my head, The effort to clear
my head In the morning by hawking and splitting Was
painful. Hoods SArsApariuA gave mo relief imms.
diHtSly. while in time l was entirely cured" Mas. @.
B. GIBB, 1920 Eighth A., N. W.. Washington, ID. o.
The evening world., 1889-12-04
Collected by Two Little Girls.

10 "e btfOF
Please lind inolosed one dollar for tho Christmas tree.
/ am a little girl elevsn years old Christmas Day. and as
l have no money of my own TO help buy nice things Tor
the poor dear little children, l take great pleasure In my
,1io hours in irving to DO my Part, IhaveA little friend,
we both have done the best Wa could. This 10 my second
subscription but / will not give up yet.
EVA MAY LoNo.
The evening world., 1889-12-04
He Set a Good Example.


7 TUWF FWTTWT :
Ihavc heard my mamma and papa reading about tho
babies Cliistmas tree and made up my mind our family
ought TO be AMONG the Rivers, 70 I just took up a collec-
ton and rot so couts. then got 10 cents out Of my
bank, and here II Ia for ths little babies,
BABY WALTER.
The evening world., 1889-12-04

Of genuine. pity when she speaks Of tho - poor lille
chillye." Mamma has contributed n dozen worHted balls
and will send some horse-rcins later. Papa mukes up
the difference in the little ones contribution, so that ~
IN an even 81.
To those o. us who read and whose daily observation
confirms the truth OF your report, " do" s"e"l that tho
knowledge OF these %cCndition and the conscious uesa Of
having done nothing towards hm0ltorGtinR them Tor
this time Of good cheer 1T least, must cast a shaioL on
ones own enjoyment. l.. H. =.
The evening world., 1889-12-04
Ringing Noises

In the ears sometimes a roaring, buEEing sound. or
swapping like the report of a pistol, are caused by
catarrh, that exceedingly disAgreesble aud very COM.
mon disease. Loss OF siho oil or hearing also results from
cHtArrh. Hoods SA-sApGrila, tho great blood par ,icT.
SG peculiarly successful remedy for caturrh. which II
cures BY erndicAting iron the Llood the impuTity which
causes and promotes this diseAse. Try
The evening world., 1889-12-04
A Generous Four Year-o Old.


" me fHIOT!
lam only a little boy, four ycar1 old, and I asked my
psDa 20 take % cents from my bank end send II TO THr
f., NISa Would Christi -Tros Fund for the poor
h,tls boys and girls, and I hone that they will have a
nice time. EDDIE L. VANDEHBECK.