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TllH nEADLOCK.

Unable to Elect II President of the Senate.
Positions of Carr and SIlnear: A
Special Dtspateh 10 he IaieiliOeaeer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 0.--In the
House the organization proceeded
smoothly enough, the parties voting for
their caucus nominees, and the Demo
Gratis getting the officers. When Wiley,
Of Lewis, raised his left hand to be
sworn in, colored brother remarked:
~ doan know dat gentleman, but he's
sworn in by de han nearest de heart"
In the Senate came the deadlock,
ioreshadowcd in my dispatches last
night, and before noon to-day substan-
TALLY marked out by each party as a
line OF policy, The Democrats did
solidly what they solemnly declared
they would never 60, because they re-
garded 1t as asacritice Of self-respect
without nny guarantee Of a decided
gain to be counted on. The Republi.
cans, except Morris, OF Richie, voted
solldly for AIinear, Of Tucker. Morris
explained TINT be always abided by the
caucus OF his party, and that In this
matter he had the leave OF his party
Caucus to do what he was about to do.
Morris voted the first time for Lowther,
following thdt with d vote for Davis aud
one for Worley. Carr had thirteen votes
every time, NIinear voting ior him, hav-
Ing placed him iu nomination,
Flournoy, Democrat, voted on the first
ballot for Price, but before II was an.
nounCed he changed his vote TO Carr.
So II went on for more than two hours
balloting, being relieved by all sorts oil
motions to adjourn TO all sorts Of times,
TO take Il recess 10 reconsider, 10 allow
speeches 10 be made. Price who was In
tho chair, took II all calmly, Morris for.
cling the fighting and making inerrlment
along with his motions. Tho Republi.
cans we're trying TO make the Democrats
understand that they were In TO stay
and, while they might compromise, there
being no principle at stake In this par
tiCular matter, they could not be driven.
At Inst compelled BY hunger, they took
an hours recess.
During the session, Scott, Of Ohio, said
he didn't know why the Democrats
wanted to compliment Republican
Senator, and thatthe Republicans would
elect lim themselves when the right
time came. This remark was wrongly
understood 10 mean that the Republl'
cans intended 10 vote for Carr. Morris,
Of Richie, asked Carr 10 tell him why
the Republicans did not vote for him
now Carr replied, "For lack Of sense"
The night session was a continuation
ing for President and taking yeas and
nays on motions 10 adjourn, lnterspersed
with little fun, i,
Tho Senate adjourned at 10tlb until
tomorrow at = o'clock, No further
light will break before morning at least,
! n. Nj. H.
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AyoIdInr tho shoals.

LINCOLN, NEB., Jan. 0.-In the Legis.
lature yesterday Representative Hall
opened the question Of railroad legisla.
ton by introducing a maximum rate
bill that has been carefully prepared
and which meets tho demands OF the
aggressive element Of the State, ask
ing for radical reductions aud the placing
OF Nebraska on u level with other States
in the northwest on tho question oil
rates. The bill has new feature by
which it is aimed to avoid the shoals
upon which many bills OF this character
have been wrecked. This feature Is the
incorporation in the bill Of complete
classification OF all ireights, the Classil'
cation as well as the maximumrate being
part OF the law. The penalties pro-
vided for violating either the maximum
rate or the classification features OF the
measure are extremely stringent.
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GETTING INTO SHAPE.
arrangements for the Centennial Celebra.
ton Of WAAhIngton's InnuEnrntInn.

arrangements Tor the Centennial CelebFn /,
ton OF WaShlngtOn's Inauguration.
NEW HoRg, Jan. 9.-The committee
having in charge the arrangements for
the celebration Of the centennial ami.
yersary Of Washington's inauguration
met the Commissioners from the differ
ent States yesterday, in the Governors
room at City Hall,
Among the Commissioners present
were ex,President h, B. Hayes, OF Ohio
W, Il, Taylor Of Virginiai John r.
Dralle, Of Illinois; Governor n, n
Biggs, OF Delaware; Loyi X. Fuller, of
Vermont, and Stilson HutChins, of New
Hampshire, Tho committee was repre.
sented by Mayor Grant, Chairman Of
the Committee on Plan and Scope; III.
bridge Il. Gerry, James Van Rensselaer,
and General John COchrane, William
g, Hamilton, Chairman OF tho sul.
E9mmittee on States, presided, and y.
w, Bowen acted as Secretary,
Mr., Hamilton informed the Commits.
sioners that they were expected to meet
IN the Goyernor'sroom on the afternoon
OF April 20, and 20 10 the foot Of Wall
street to meetthe President Of the United
States, as George Washington was met
there one hundred years ago,
General John Cochrane, Of the Army
and Navy Committee, wants all organi-
cations which propose to participate TO
send word before February 20.
Ex'President Hayes, OF Ohio, said tho
Buckeye State would send u large dele
CATION. John l.. Webster, Of Nebraska,
said that II New York paid all tho OK.
penses Of transportation aud subsistence,
80 many delegates would come here that
no single day would enable thcm 10 pass
In review alta certain point, General
Oochrane replied that subsistence would
he provided, but not TRANSPORTATION,
General Stryker, OF New Jerscy, said
that delegates from that State would pay
all their own expenses.
General Porter Adjutant General,
said that Governor Hill would have the
whole National Guard OF the State in
line and would ride ut the head Of the
New York troops, All the representa-.
uvCs from other States said that theirre.
spectiye Governors would send largo
delegations,
Governor Blggs, Of Delaware, suggest.
cd that thirteen able.bOdied New York.
ers row President Harrison from Eliza.
beth.port to the city in manner similar
to that OF Washington's time.
General Woodside, Of Pennsylvania,
said that the City Council OF Philadel.
phia, following thCeXample of century
ago, had invited President.eleCt Harrison
TO be it's guest on April 20 on his way to
New York, New Jersey will have tho
President April 27 when he will 60 to
Trenton and Princeton and be the guest
Of President Patton, OF the College, on
Sunday.
The Commissioners will be entertained
at lunch atthe Lawyers Club at / o'clock
Monday.
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AT their suggestion meeting last night,
tho First ward Democrats suggested tho
follewinggentlemen, from whom council.
manic candidates are to be chosen at the
primaries Saturday afternoon: First
Branch, W. A. Wilson; Second Branch,
John Kenney, A. ], Sweeney, Denis A.
Leary, A. G. Harrell, @. Cunningham
and John Emmerl.
In the Third ward the following were
suggested: First Branch, II. l.. Waddel,
DR.. Geo. Baird and John II. Hall Sec.
ond Branch, Chas. Brandfass, b. A. Gal.
ligan, W. y. Howell, Henry RobreCht,
Wm. Ellingham, John Friese, W. II.
English, Col. W. W. Arnett and Thos.
0'Brien member Of Executive Commit.
tee, w. r. English.
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DEsMolSEs, Iowa, jan. O.-At Denison
yesterday Arthur Bessin, aged 10, was
shot and instantly killed. He and Harry
stocrcks were skating and sat down on
the ice to rest Several shots were
fired from q revolver in their possession,
when Arthur asked Harry II lie thought
that 1t would kill anybody. In some
way not clearly explained by StoerCks,
tho weapon was discharged with fatal
results, bullet entering Arthur's fore
bend.
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MASON Cry, Iowa, Jan. O.-The re-
markable challenge made recently by A,
g. Owen, Of this city, to run any man in
tho United States Of Ills age Seventy.
nine) d forty or eighty rod lootraco for
from $500 10 $1,000 a side, Is about 10 be
accepted by John Bolton, former pro.
prletor Of the Bolton House, Of Sheffield.
Both men are well preserved, and the
match will be one Of the most unique on
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cnn,s nf a Ilnnk,s sl,nsn,lon.

SAN Francisco, Jan. O.-At the an-
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
California National Bank, which sus-
pended operations December II, 1883,
President Thomas Read read his annual
address, In which It was set forth that
tue business transactions during the
year aggregated SI4, ,99B, ,20i. The report
refers at length tothe Irregularities Of
the cashier, which caused the banks
suspension, and stated that a considera-
BILE volume Of business was found TO
have been done in discounted time
drafts.
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AYo,inV NInn,s Fall,

CmCAoo, Jan. o. The NeRs says that
Harry D. schall, assistant cashier in the
paymaster's office Of tho Chicago &
Northwestern Railroad Company, ha.
left the city with $ll,6O0 Of tho com
pany,s funds, and $500 belonging to
the Clerks and Mechanics Building
and Loan Association, Of which he was
the treasurer. SOhall Is about 25yeari
Of age and is said 10 have been a man oi
good habits, but with taste for society
llfe and fine clothes, and 1t Is thought
his expenses exceeded his salary.
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SrRINoFrELp, Mo-, Jan. O.-E. A. Mat
thews, wealthy general merchant of
Walnut Shade, Ark, was instantly killed
in tho White River bottoms, near the
Missouri line yesterday afternoon. Mat
thews was hunting deer aud he and q
man by the name nf Strong fired ut a
large buck almost simultaneously, In
the dispute which arose over the pos.
session Of the animal Mathews was
Drained by Strong, who struck him with
the but end Of his rifle, Strong escaped
to the woods but is being pursued by n
Sheriff and posse.
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nnnI.lon Arnln.t lllp Smear rru,l.

New YoRK, Jan. 0.-Judge Barrett in
the Supreme Court to-day rendered q
decision in favor Of the Attorney Gencr'
al against the Sugar Trust. The suit
was brought by the people Of the State
OF New York against the North River
Sugar Refining company by Attorney
General Tabor 10 forfeit the charter ol
the North River company OF this city on
the ground that IL had virtually passed
out Of existence by selling out all its
stock 10 tho Sugar Trust combinations
and closing up all It's works.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted TO
record two deeds by which James p.
Rogers, special commissioner, and John
Il. Lake and wife and others, convey to
L. A. LalanCe, in consideration OF
$4,000, lot 70 III Daniel Zaue's addi.
ton, on the northwest corner Of Virginia
and Sonth Broadway.
A deed made December 90 by A. j.
Wilson and wife TO the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad Com.
pany, in consideration OF $500, for a
piece OF ground on Short Creek, adjoin.
Ing said company's track. Also two
deeds OF trust,
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The Wheeling G. A. Il. Hall Associa
ton, at It's annual meeting, elected 2. b.
Dobbins, Henry seamon,. Oscar seelGy,
w. S. Meek, D. W. Martin, Mrs. g. G.
MurdoCk and G. Il. Irwin as directors.
Subsequently tho Directors elected Mr..
seeley President, Mr.. Dobbins Treasurer
and Mr.. Irwin Secretary.
The National Bank Of West Virginia
has elected tho following Directors:
Michael Reilly, August Rolf, James Il.
MCCortney, Robert Hazlett, Charles w.
Brockunier, Early W. oglebay, John
Wagner,
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flE INSIDE or N.

The Democratic Deal with senator Carr.
siuliifylng Themselves In n DisgraeSfui
Manner
Special Dispdieh to he iaielipMen,
CHARLESTON, W. VA Jan, 0.-Thc in'
side Of the aght for the control Of the
Senate Is interesting and cannot all be
told. Early idths game the Democrats
began TO make up to Senator Carr,
pfesslng on him the idea that he had
been grossly outraged BY the Rspubll.
cans because no voted iof Camden two
years ngo. In the last campaign he had
been IN local eight Of hlB own county,
joining with Bill Dave gOshofn In that
statesinan's labor movement, for which
Senator Kenha WAS pulling the Bttinga
In his own interest, Carr declared that
he went Into that scheme 10 got even
With some Kanawha Republicans who
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THE X. OF L. ASSEMBLY,
The Session Endsd-Asking for Iaportaut
Labor LeglaintIOn.

Ahu 1NnAluu AsHhuh-hhAtuk AuA gAWEbAHtets
Labor Legislation.
Special Dispatch 10 Inc IalcltgEeer ~ Z
CHARLEsToSi W. VA, Jan, o.--The
State Assembly Knights OF Labor closed
its labors to-day. The Master Workman
was instructed to confer with the Cigar
makers Assembly, OF Wheeling, in re.
gard to securing a general label for the
State, and to send a circular to tue locals
calling upon them for directions toward
a fund to DO used in building up the
organization throughout the State. The
Legislative Committee reported in favor
OF supporting measures presented to the
Legislature by tho Ohio Valley Trades
and Labor Assembly, and recommended
extending the mechanics lien To twelve
months, giving laborers the first lien on
their products aud the right TO prove
his account before justice aud take
judgment against such property. The
Assembly adjourned TO meet In Wheel
ing OH the third Tuesday In january,
1S8u.
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Killed py mn Explosion.

SPOKANE FALLS, W. Jan, o.-AbOut
i O'Clock yesterday afternoon an ex-
ploslon Of giant powder occurred at a
place on Washington street which is be-
Ing graded, horribly mangllng James
Collins, but not killing him outright.
Ono leg was splintered by flying rock,
and large hole torn In the flesh, HC
died shortly aiterward. The cause oi
the explosion Is unknown.
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wAauSaros, D. O., Jan. O.-rhis
morning Claus spreCkCls made a state
nlent before the Senate Committee on
Finance concerning his experiments IN
the manufacture Of beet sugar In Call.
fornia from American material, intended
as an argument against the proposed re-
duCtien Of duty on sugar and the Bubsti'
tuition therefor Of a bounty Of q cent a
nnund
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LIMA, Iowa, Jan. 9,-some Commotiou
has been created in this city by the local
creditors seizins the stock Of Y. Solomon
clothier, on a Chattel mortgage. They
took possession this morning Mr.. solo'
mons stock Is valued at Sl8, 900 and the
accounts about $1,000. Tho liabilities
amount 10 about $4,000.
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NEw YoAK, Jan, "a fire broke out
early this morning on tho top floor Of
tho Manhattan Club, No. NJ Fifth ave.
nue.. Itraged nearly half an hour before
all danger was over, and all the wood
work on The floor ripped out. Fire,
smoke and water damaged tho costly
furniture Of the club $4,000, The build
ing suffered 10 tue extent Of 1900.
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10 bs settled By tic Government.

MuscAoEB, /, T., Jan, 0.-Tho contend.
ing factions for tho GoyernoBhip to
have referred tho contest to Secretary
villas and allow him To decide, both
agreeing 10 abide by tho decision. The
contest has been In progress now iot
three months, and has caused bloodShetl
and hard feeling through the nation.
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Tined 10 Murder a Family.

ASHLAND, WIS, Jan. 0.-Char!es Pl'
onofski had a quarrel with Palawa and
his family, over the ownership Of some
property, in which tho latter got the best
Of II. Seeing that he was beaten, Pono.
iSki Bwore revenge and II is said proof
has been obtained that he purchased a
quantity oithe deadly poison shortly be.
fore the attempted wholesale murder.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan, O,-.IaCob Gaudaur,
the Sx.Champlon oafsman, has Issued a
challenge 10 William 0'Conhor, Of TO.
ronto, 10 row d tlreo.inile race, with
turn, ior q 900 a Bldo and The champions
ghipol America, tho race 10 take place
Ia either New Orleans, Galveston or
San FfahCisco, on OF about March ].
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True dblICacy o. flavor with tfno on.
CaCy Of action has been attained In tho
famous California liquid fruit remedy
Syrup Of Figs. lis pleasant taste and
beneficial ELECTS have rendered II I'm.
inensely popular, II Cleanses the Sys.
TEN, cures Uosllyeness, etc. For sale In
10 cts and Sl,O0 bottles by Logan 4 Co.,
Anton +. Hes, Il, u, Burt and q, Men.
kemellef,
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WARRINGTON, JRu, V,--tewis MCMui
len, appraiser at New York, was request.
sd 10 resign, but refused 10 do 90. The
President lbs therefore directed his re-
moyal from office,
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CHICAGO, Jan, O,-Dlspalches from
shOlbyvlllO aud NATION, Ill, assert that
q distinct earthquake shock was tclt AZ
three places about midnight Monday
night. Tho vibrations continued about
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had treated him badly, and that beinl
over and bis combination defeated, ht
was done and ready to net right through
with the Republicans, but he wanted x
70 be President OF the Senate and II the
Republicans did not put him through
the Democrats would. The Democratic
leaders have made Carr this promise
but when the voting men arrived there
was wild, ierocious kick,
TWO RlCKERs.
Price and Flournoy decided that they
would never swallow such q dose and
there were more who felt the same way,
50 1t was that they could do nothing in
Tuesday nights caucus but resolve 10 do
nothing until this morning, The Re-
publican Senators also held oil, knowing
that the Democrats were waiting to see
the Republicans hand inthe Republican
caucus, II was decided to support
Minear for awhile, Notwithstanding that
he was going 10 vote for Carr, who, by
this time, was the Democratic caucus
nominee, although no Democrat placed
him In nomination. Price and Flournoy
were not induced to swallow Carr until
the State Committee aud advising states,
men showed that support Of Carr was OF
the first moment, since 1t would give
them the presiding officer OF the joint
convention, insure the seating Of Judge
Fleming, catch at least one labor man In
the House, besides these already in line,
and in time bring about the election OF
q Democrat to the United States Senate,
WHIPPED iNr0 LINE,
Hero the point was made that Carr
was pledgedto to vote for Republican for
the Senate, This was met with the as
surance, us Carr says without iodnda.
tion, that ut the right time tho Kanawha
man would plump in his vote for a
Democrat, as he did for Camden two
years. Camden's friends were urging
the Democratic Senators into the
scheme, Kenna's friends took the
chances Of Carr going forsomebody else,
and the friends OF every aspirRnt took
the same side, hoping that 1t would
drive Carr entirely away from the Re.
publican side, All this pulling and
hauling was known to the Republicans,
who were prepared for the Carr move
when the Senate opened for organiza.
ton. The development was a asurprlse
to most Of tho big crowd in the cham
Der, and the other surprise was that the
Republicans were entirely prepared for
1t and set upon n line Of action,
The Republican Senators have voted
for about every one OF their number
Morris voting for AIinear when he
thought tho time had come, md doing
1t several times. Carr says it makes no
difference whether the Republicans
vote for him or not; lie will act with
them in everything but this, and in this
he does not agree with them. Tho Dem
ocrats are tired OF supporting him. but
don't know how to let go. Tho Repub-
lican caucus has notified the Democrats
that 1t has appointed committee to
hear any proposition they have to make.
a probable outcome is that tho Repnb.
liCans will get enough Democratic votes
to elect Republican Senator and decide
the Senate officers and Clerkships. The
interest Is intense in the Senate and
court proceedings. q. mn.
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Special DLspdteh 10 hc IntCltJcaeer.
sIsTERsvILLE, w. VA, Jan. 0,-Hon,
silas Smith resigned his seat in the Leg
islatrue on Tuesday, and Capt. VIM. NJ,
Powell, the Sheriff, started to Charleston
with the resignation last night, Silas
Smith lives about thirteen miles from
here in n part Of the county that Is al
most inaccessible in muddy weather,
and that will account for the apparently
conflicting reports CONCERNING him. II
is reported to-day that MI. Smith Is bet
ter, and that Ills doctor thinks his chance
for recovery Is good.
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BunLiSoroS, Iowa, Jan ga heavy
snow storm prevailed In this vicinity
yesterday, Four inches ol snow have
fallen. The temperature has fallen very
deoid0dlv.
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The endorsement Of German Syrup Is
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months. Read them. May Bavo your
BURLtSonAM, N. v, May 81, 80.
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tle only remedy that will relieve me OF
them 10 your BosChee's German Syrup.
/ have used II for more than twelve
years. It'll q constant household com.
panIon with me. Our merchant here
procured II lrst At my solicitation, and
says he has sold q great many bottles. II
Ia d very popular remedy In this section.
Every person who has used II speaks In
the hlRheat terms Of its merits. do
not know Of q single CaBe II las not
cured. I fitst used u In Vermont, where
/ lived before coming here. advise
everyone 10 use II, a Il ID certainly the
best cough medicine haveeyer known.
1 have tried nearly oil Of them NJ differ
ent times Yodn respectfully,
MOsEs GRAY,
Proprietor Ghst Mill.
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New IeaIitSn,l chartered.

, ToPEEA, KAs. Jan, OLA Chatter has
been illed with the Secretary Oi State ior
the Nebtaskai Kansas 4 Colorado Rail-
road Company,
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AFRAID or TINE man COURT,

AFRAID OF THE HIGH COURT,
Evidently they were afraid to go into
the Supreme Court with such bold
almsy case, or felt that the supreme
Judges were too intelligent and careful
Of their reputation to make themselves
parties to the proceedings
The Circuit Court OF Kanawha County
granted Il mandamus to-day against the
Secretary OF State requiring him to de-
liver to tho Speaker OF the House OF
Delegates the Kanawha county certili-
Gates, and the writ is returnable ut o
o'clock tomorrow. ltremains 10 be seen
what will be done In the iace OF the Com
stitution OF this State, which all OF the
officers are sworn to support and which
requires the Secretary OF State TO deliver
the election certificates respecting the
Governor to the Speaker Of the House Of
Delegates Immediately upon the organ.
izati0n OF the House. There is law OF
this State which renders such disobedi-
encG punishable by tne and imprison-
ment, There is another law which
makes him liable for damages, and there
is in support OF that the opinion OF the
honest people Of the State that stand
firmly against the revolutionary proceed:
ings Of the whipped, maddened, amazed
and condemned Democratic leaders who
arc using such judges as they can
harp and twist into their dirty work.
Judge Fleming when asked what he
had to say OF the action OF his managers
befor6 Judge Campbell and that pecu-
liar jurist's peculiar conduct, replied:
"You won't get me TO soy anything"
and he continued to chewa y toothpick.
Democrats who are not in the scheme
find no trouble to say something not
complimentary TO anybody engaged in
the business. c.D.Il.