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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-09
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MANHOOD RESTORED,

Trains arrive 80 minutes later and leave30
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26

Hudson River steamer Mary POwen.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Iaves Desbro-scs Pier 10 p. saturdays, 10 p
DO -Wcss- 4d-ht. Pier, 3 80 y. m do 90 D. M.
for TRANSFORMS WlSr POINT CORNWALL, NEW
rirIuiI NEW.li ANDURG, MILTON, POUGilh EEp-
siE HYDE PARK. and ROADOUT.
NATSKILL NOUNTAlNS-Steamer Bald
Y and nomer from foot Harrison street daily at
A II. M. Two noats saturdays. steamer B0ldMin, az |
otocK landing at Newburgh and Pougtlecpsle only
cctng Rondout with special train for all points IN the
ings.
NATSKILL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KAAT-
" EIls kill and CATstILL leave Pier 80, n. r., foot
Catskn Mountain and Cairo r. r. Directory Of s9mmer
address by w. j. HUGHES. Treasurer CatsAilL N. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
SILVER.

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, Aug. %, 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
II. p. OLCOTT, President.

bonds AND STOCKS FOR SALE,s .eot
ID Chicago Us- Bonds. several issues net over per o
Illinois st. Louis lst ntee per cent bosiua oo,
s. y Providence and Boston r. H. StOch-lo per 0''''
y ! EqTitasaIs c. stock + fi 49,, cent pc p,Id
Seattle L. 5. L. 6s. Guarantees N% iau
81 Exchange Place, New-NorX-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26

There was no business done in State bonds or
city bank stocks Central National sold l26l at lao
and Western National t33j at lO6;
The general bond market was dull, being con
trollcd bv the same influences which hold the
STARE market in check. Generally tlc Tone WIS
finn. but Atchison, Topeka and Santa re hrsls
drm at 65aG5 10. Louisville, Ncw-h'muy ana
Chicago consols sold at l02 l-2alO3 Phladel-
phia and Reading As dropped from 81 is t|''o 80
and recovered 10 81 New orr; Jngag S,, anu 3d.
3-s 10 100 IS Reference is made to our full re-
poi' o' MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Tho local money market at the Stock Exchange
tlis morning opened with tho rate 10 per cent :;
early IT, was forced up to 10 per cent, put before
80 D. H. the rate was down 10 per cchl' AT
which the principal part OF tie late business was
done although al the close money was offered ~
. rer cent The Treasury at Washington pur-
chased 100000 ounces of silver at llY LA
II0 "a. making total purchases TO date 2,53',,
900 ounces And the sun reasIiS 9oInS iSsu sue
an additional 100000 new Iesal-lenders IN pay
ment for silver, making total issue to date ST.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, SV',Si4'oA'' oaiai'ces' 90
The Sub Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House to-day S366,37l. It's net loss on nai IN
Saturday and to-day was Sio3,42o, Lnauc up oy q
$3.50, 552 bat adding TO the, apparent loSs tle
81 .302 500 new issue Of cgal-tcndcrs. makes II
81 ,G69,l7l. The two days operations included
Receipts, S3,6s7,415 payments. Sj,oooOoa re-
sulting i'm a general balance of Sls0,2024s4, CON
sisting Of $1s0,G76.ol9 coin and SS'o%o'aoo cur
rency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day Sl64,326 National bank notes ior
redemption.
The customs receipts we're SG5e,g1G, the In
ternal revenue receipts S734,s33, ana the miscei-
laneous receipts $63.07s. ..,. of
To-day's Washington Treasury statement oil
hor nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
srooxA Z

Atlantic u IA.
Bun Il 4 eitts.
Bur Raj ?n.
Burl Ckk Or.
Canada eoutiL-
Cansaa pacino.
Cedar F& 49,
central No.
Central facinc.
Chss d. O-----
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Chic& East a..
Chic& Il Ill vrl'
Chic & All.
Cbick Norwesi
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CIV 4 D IT orrs
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CCCA StL-.....I
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Denv - R6...-
Den d Re 3fet-
Z Tenn V&u..
Z Tenn Isl pri
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Nv d TH.....-.
Or Bay ...-....
Grt Nor pref.
Houston d To1
BlinsisC snt...s
TX 90 4 DM....-
X q DIN uroL-.
KinGs& Penn
LIZ = w .-...-.
LEA W orz---.
Lake Sn0rc...-.
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Lsuis d Nasn.-
1NAA ChiC.--
Aanhst s)oE-.-.I
Aanaat Beach,.
Mar II - v ...s|
Mar II d D prf.
AsxUent.....-.l
NIL b b W...--I
HLb = W OIL
MINI D etL.....
ii h stL orer--
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Mo Pacific.
Mob d Onio----
n YCeutral-.-.
ny & DIST L.-.
NlC&stL rri.
MICA Sill z pf
NILk 0W--.-
ny Leo w prf.
ny d. = E......
NJ n II d h-..-
NY o &W......
NY s& Vice.
NlS d. " prf-.
Nor d. W--.--.
Nor &W pref.
Nerth Paciro..
y OF Pac prt..--
Ohio d alss...-
Ohio SOuIn..-.
oregon An Dec.
Oh Imp proi-.-.
Or X d. NJ.
u a Ia rcts....
Or short Line.
L Deca ky....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
he figures of the last previous statement as fol-

Aug %. Aug. % Differences
gold on hand $3.50 3O sos 500 1870 Dec SIP 90
Net silver hand. 2I.so1200 24.jij.2Sl Dec ool''-'
Net eCal-tcndefs al, a.
on hand. 11.559os5 11.4ie.211 Dec 112eI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
lennl Notlces.

>
~ Y. SUPREME COURT.-place of Trial,
~ Queens County-Claia Leegctt piantin, aSains'
Han, Outzen Defend0nt. summon: -, -.
rod to the complaint in this action and 70 serve
a copy Of your the plantsh's attorney w,thn
twenty DAYS a The s9rNce OF this summons exeisve
of the dny OF service and Of your failure 20 appear
or answer gent viii De taken against you by deiaIls
for the rel'cf demanded m the complaint
Dated May 81 1890. - ,,,-.,o, ..,.
CHARLES D. KIDGWAY, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Office and postofee address 10. sS parH kow'
To Hans ouzen The foregoing summons Is served upon
pursuant 70 an 0rdef OF Hon Wiliafu
~ the Justices OF tue supreme Court OF the
ta,a of NewYork Ga,ed the 18th Cay Of August 1880.
fhe County OF Queens az Jamaica, IN SAID county, In the
state 20 o. tey y D. RlpGwAY, Plaintiffs Attorney,
IS Park RoM, Ncw.Yolk, N. y.
~ FW-YORK SUPREML COu RI, City and
~ County OF New YOrk.--Charles p. Boell against
NehiIe METRE and Ernest Me1re summons
III ae,ve.namcd dcicnd3nts anu each OF them
~ yo are hereby summoned 70 answer the complaint In
,hs action and 10 serve copy OF your answer on plain
ms attorneys within twent days after tie service OF
" voSi failure 10 appear answer, judgment Will 90
tak against you BY defau. for the relief demanded 10
'''' Dated sI,df New. York, June 3oth 1890.
BLT MENsTIEL ( HlRsCH, Plaintiffs Attprneys,
Oaco and address No. $40 Broadway N Y City.
10 the aboye-named dcfendants AID each OF them -
foregoing summons Is served upon you ny publ
one Of ns justices Of the NewYork supreme Court CITY
and County NewYork, dated the 2tth day Of July.
1890, and filed with the complaint In the ONCE OF tho
in the Court House. Sew,York City,
BLuMENsTiEL ( HiRscfi, PLAINTIFFS Atscnsys..
once and Postonlce address No. 32o Broadway cisS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
STEAMBOATS,.

A NEW HAVEN, 75c.
"A. LXCClssION good days, $50.
aner> II NoKiiAM aa ~ ~ rN t -; gayo
Tor y MiIIi,IDE% HARTFORD, sPhl NGFIELp, nor.
so BloadNay. Ncn.YSra, and ! Soalt,,t Br"oidyg.
FALL KlN ER LlNE-DOl BILE sun
~ MIR SFRN itf. BC Nf'N, NEMPtNI FALL
" Ear steamers Ia commission! u!iiIANb PILGRIM,
pRoV IpENCi and Old COLONY. hhe orchestra
attached To each vessel go. VA rro,n pior % y =
50 y NSSf fSr a GH I rSF a ~ t. aud
Ni, N A. fos RAJ, River VIA newport connecting ut Ebl
Gjcr win cypress trains aud through ears Tor Bo'to
an Cd thc Nht Ngun AIMS, =, li.uIou N', lbs
connection made At latter point WIN steamer ioi N"'
Ots MA 1 Isays. New York at 80 p. az all
EErrRNING-Tans ~ Park sgnnrG station en- TGG S
Name. laving ran EN,r wcoi DAYS go ii9 = -
D. nI sundays. 80 /. ~ Leave Nc"pofO "'C" "'' :
+ rIIINEN VESTIBrLE TRAINS between Fail River
and PARK Squarr station. bo-tOn, -, ill.,, ., %, .
connection b, Annex Boat daily from brootth b. III
Jersey CITY p. Ticket aud ,tltctom' NAV p D., VV
Inc office, Pier - y. L., ald OIL steamers -
-SNRA T0GA ENCl'RSloN. H 5,.,J. d;
caso troy boat c . Toy or SAMOA s,t TG r'5
=. IN. TXPRrSS TRAINS TOR SARATOGA hAhE
GEORGE AND ADlIONDAChS. "day steamer
touches at Albany
nIDSON AND CONSACklE; - ~teamorS
ElEAATERsK III and THOMAS McMANuS leave Pl,i
"A \ n root of Iay-st.. tlltY WrN gay NJ H. " 'o'
netting VITA Boston and Albany H. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
Notice TO Holders Of
HOUSTON And TEXAS CENTRAL
RAILWAY STOCK.

The Supreme Court o. thr State OF New-York
Ia wing decided Tint the of the rata share
10 be contributed by stockholders under Article oil
the REORGANIZATION AGrcemcnl had moi been duly hNcd
and By the Central Trust Company of New"
the notice heretofore given IN respect thereto Is
htrc1y Withdrawn.
~iurr the publication OF such notice The amount re-
aurcd has been somewhat increased by addition 81
interest on we'd In the calcuation ana has
been 10 u slightly greater reduced by he nppi-
cniou on of past due Interest. of cummings
realized by the receiver from the operation OF the road
by order OF the Court paid over 10 the purchaser
THE TRUST COHPANY HAS MADE ~ ENIMI-
NAIIOX OF THE WHOLE SUBJECT II ACCOR-
DtNt l. WITH THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY THE
C0URT, AND HAS FINED AM DETERMINED
THE AMOUNT OF TIE PRO RATA SHARE TO i.E
PAID ny sTOCkHOLDERS or THk HOUSTON
AND TENAs CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY. IN
ORDER TO ENTITLE THEN no THEIR PRo-
PORTIONATE AMOUNT or TIE STOCh OF TIE
REORGkNIZED COMPANY. no BE ~ 40 PEh
CENT or THE PAR VALUE OF THEIR M q.
SPECTivE HOLDINGS OF SAID EXISTING
CAPITAL STOCK.
Noicc * hereby given to the holders Of -nd exist.
ing capital stock of the Houston and Texas Cenira'
Railway Company thar they mny. on or before sep
tcnber L. 1890. providc and pay To the under-iahc"
the amounts pm ynbc under the 9th Article of the hc-
organization Agreement, dated December ~ 1880
and that is 40 for cnch share OF their re-
spectyc h0i Iing- Of said existing capital stock inc
,nuc must be paid before september l-f, lS'"
In order q, eniitc The holders of -ioc 10 their proper
tounte amount Of c stock Of the IcOrgnnzcd COM
pany under laid 9th Aiicie. The stock ccr'iheae'
will be stamped ith date and amount Of payment.
Dated Ncw.York. July &C. 1890
THE CENTRAL TRUST co. OF NEWBORN
TRu SrEE
BY
FIR. OLCOTT, President
81 Wall-st.. Ncw-York CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26

Net cash o64.5CO s252 Dec s767'
The foreign exchange market was irregular iqr
for long bills. We revise quotations for business
as follows Bankers bills. 81 SO 1-2 and "a 50 ga
for long and short sterling respectively fiehcn
francs at 52l rs and 5.l9 3-s: reichmarks at
% 11-16 and % 5-l6, and guilders at 80 "a ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
THE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY,

July 20, 1890.
Tho annual meeting Of The Wabash Railroad Company
Stock Mortgage Bondholdcrs viii be held
general Office Of the Company in St. Louis Mo-,
Tuesday. September 8, 1890. commencing at O'Clock
A. NJ election OF Director, and the transaction OF
such other business may legally come before said
meeting
Tho transfer books Will close August o. 1900 a. IL
O'Clock and reopen September 1890 at 10 O'Clock
A. l.
o. n. ASHLEY. President.
J. C oTTEsoN. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
pR0VTI)ENCEL LINE

Tor EOEION pRONIDINIE WONt Is Tux anu al
iastcro POINTS Direct lqgt, for he WHITE NOM:
SIrIS leave New from Pier 20. r.. foot warren
=. 40 80 p H. Sundays excepted. for PROVIDENCE droS
duo q A m connecting with express train due Boston 10
a. NJ Worcester ana a. M. White Mountain p trior,
rar train leaves whan = 10 ~. running through 70
Fabyans without change R,tunna leave Bos'oh' farA
sr,,yI,. Station Is 80 d. M. daily. except sunday 49, 49,
and secured 20 100 PSI 2Gl. SOL 94i
and 5 BROADWAY; As'or House Windsor and Cosmopolitan
fl",'Is. 1il orS, :. Transfer co. fl York and
Brooyn Who viii call Tor and cheek baggage from hotel Gr
,yi.,S 10 e,tinntlon golcVlOne call OOrtlandt. 35%S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26

PURSUANT TO RESOLUTION or TIE BOAnD
OF TRUSTEES or THE CENTRAL TRUST COW.
PNNy or NEW-YORK, TIE TIME FOR MANN
TIE ABOVE MENTIONED PAYMENT II ENIEN"'
EDTO AND INCLUDING SEPTEMBER ID, iso''
Dated Ncw-YOri, August TO- 1890.
TIE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY. OF NEw.YoRK'
TRUSTEE
F.P. OLCOTT. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEOK EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
HudsonRivGT hyDayIight.

Day LInN HI'AuIVI'.
NrW-YOiA Or. ALBANY
DAILY teN ccpt sundays.
Leave BrOoklyn Fu tOl-st. by Annex -S 100 a. m
DO New ort. Destros,cs 40 90
IN III wv uo
For ALBANY landing at lonkers. Nest P9int New
burg. PougaEcepse, Rhmcbeck, tat-klh anu Huasoh'
Eeturnina leave al bany at { $50 i. m
CDNNRt rlONS ........ go
WEST POINT NEWBURG, and POUGHKEEPSiE with
down Day boat. 90, ,,, ., ~, - q, 3,
EHlNEBECK ,by ferry WIN OlS"r "'u Dci' ~ " lor
resorts Of the Catsdils. o.-,,, -. :, :,
CAl'SKiI.I. with special t,alrs on Cotsli Mt II. r.
ALBANY VII. trains Tor agnra Fails, buffalo and the
w, Bos,ol AND the East Moatrsal and the North and
. Vhr New YORK Transfer Co. VIII call for aud check
iaprage from hotels and residences.
4 line orchestra attached TO each steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
60 ,ubom It ft,nn Gonrern.
, ,r,,,, ,I,,rrrp ~ THE IMPLICATION

IN THE NATTER or NE AprLl6;Nshi w "
l ~ 'rIIE HI,OOKLYN CITY EAlLkOAp CpMl.NNi =
IA whom, il ma Iur,nnnt 70 uc b y
w., ~ Of the state OF N"N-l OK ,H,'
tad Ian act for the Relief q ne lltoonAh 1,y If
ro,d of the frihch*' Mu
The nm.hw,rk Railroad Company" rala a't D'I5 ~ H.
3lO Of the Laws Of 1890 and pursuant 10 m Vhd NJ te
SoPr Iiosr I'M the cty Of Erooiyn county o. Iudn nv
STATE - NcwYork on the 5th dai 81 Ansl.L ~, d
Urooklyn CIV HarGad Company her,P 10 III hare
the OWL, rrlp 81 rlsh 90 sl''
I,Iu,,.- ,oH n the Imshwck Railroad Conpnl
co,Ioratio, duly Incorporated und me aWs % WI
70 ,,1,"rV nuar,tss n railroad 10 thn Guy ol 1919
nd siste of Nfw.Yor which eai iaroau j. no ~ ed
~ salu Mad ConTanv SAID eight -hnfcs 81 STOCK
nuS 100 -. U,nrv smith by certificate he1rhR uaJ the
were ss,N $50 which aid certificate vas nun,
hord oI5 as appnrs by the stock cestca" sn,. ~
aid sharcs OF ocs ANY Of sad hare arr S,y Rail
81 ucr rar,cs aud addresses 10 the blvo~N ,~
S fo,nnanv AZ No 10 Fulton street, ~ IN, Ivy VI
iyn County Kings and state OF -" sock ~, any
ln ain said shares OF STOCK VI uus
- them or with respect 10 the owner or 9wheI, 10 ~
Oh .e hv any per son requested TO De senI 10 the
R,o"tlvn CIV Itailroad Company at the ABOVE aue's
Datsd New.Yorl., Az IS lS9c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-08
WARNLD 1U LEAVE.
The Blood Curdling Notice Tackled on an
Aranusns Necro's Cato,

The Blood CordlinS Notice Tackled on an
Arkansas Negroes Cato.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, August 7.-Gil.
ford Williams, a colored man who claims
to have lived near Bryant Station, Saline
county, for the past twenty.six years,
was in the city yesterday for the purpose
OF consulting the United States and
State authorities about q case OF bull.
dozing in which he poses as the vic.
tim. So
He says a gang Of Democrats living
near Bryant have given him ten days in
which to leave that part OF the country.
The warning WAS accompanied by sug.
gestive hint that II be did not 20 be-
would be strung up to tree.
On the night Of July 81 some colored
men visited the home of Il white man
named Bob Ferguson, near Bryant, and
made an assaultupon Mrs. Baldwin, who
happened to be stopping ut his house.
Saturday night about Il o'clock, n
gang OF 20 men surrounded the
house Of Williams, and demanded ad-
mittance. Williams refused, giving as
q reason that it was too late in the
night The door was smashed in and
the men entered. They were nearly all
heavily armed. Williams was blind.
folded and had his hands tied behind
him with rope. With but little ex-
PLANTATION he was marched to the home
Of Ferguson, but the ladies failed to
recognize him as the negro who had
made the assault. The gang reluctantly
turned him loose. Ga tho following
Monday morning Williams found a
warning tackled on his gate post. 1t read
as follows: ;-s
BLOOD AND BONES! 81 X, r..
CLIFFORD WILLIAMS: You arc wanted to leave
within ten days from date-Ausust 2. 1890.
(Signed) CoMAlTTEE.
Ielne forte et dure. slTC
On the paper was rude representa-.
ton OF man hanging from tree, to-
gether with picture OF coffin. Will.
rams was told by bis employer that be
had better heed the warning. He was
liable to be shot from ambush. Will
iams concluded to obey the ominous in.
junction, and has removed to another
section Of the country.
ID conversation with q reporter VIII
liams stated that the men who broke
into his house Saturday night were all
prominent Democrats, number OF
whom he recognized. When he began
calling the men by name one OF them
told him to shut up" so Williams
could not distinguish them by their
voices. A short time ago Williams Or.
clared his intention to vote the Union
Labor ticket, and has since been very
unpopular. A few weeks ago he was
arrested, charged with stealing a hog.
After he had been examined and bound
over by the leading justice, the owner
appeared and said the hog had come
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-08
THE BURlsklL CASE.
A Public Apology slny sottle the Eminent
IN IA. r.Nz4.,s Trouble. sNa HE.. I'll

A fubllc apology Slny oottlo the Eminent
IN, :. 4f Trouble. T.-ie
New YoRK, August THE fact that
DR.. Durtsell delivered his farewell ad.
dress to his congregation OF the Church
Of the Epiphany nearly two weeks ago,
and yet has not been appointed to this
Rondout mission, has created no. little
comment in Catholic circles here and
elsewhere. T$ ~,
This fact is taken that there is still a
rupture between that eminent eccesias.
tics and the Church ofRome which will
not be closed for several weeks yet, II at
all. "A gentleman whoIisr rcliablyGin-
formed thus sums up the status OF the
case: '.s.l
"Tho present vacation Of Dr.. Burtsell
is nothing more nor less than forced
retirement, ior there is little doubt that
he would have Immediately accepted the
RoHdout mission had Archbishop Cor.
rigan ordered him 80 to do. Seeing tha,
discretion will save him best, DR.. Burt.
sell will make his peace at Rome, and
this done the Propaganda will probably
say to Archbishop Corrigan: III you are
satisfied now, as we are, condone bis
fault and set him to work. Archbishop
Corrigap, who is very hard man, or
may say strict disci plinarian, but with.
al very Just, may then relent and give
DR.. Burtsell some small church neal
New York City," n sf's5
When the above was submitted to DR.
Henry Carey, we'll known as the staunct
supporter OF Dr.. McGlynn and DR.. Burt
sell since the formers split iu 1854, he re
marked significantly: Your Informant
Is no doubt correct except as to one o.
two details. ! think Dr.. Burtsell will b.
sent to Rondout, and this station willbi
held open for him. | suppose | am Al
well informed as amy one in this matter
and it Is my opinion that tho result viii
be practically ss forecast above. I d,
not think Archbishop Corrigan is har,
man, but the man behind him, and VIII
dictates his policy, would rule til
church with rod Of iron" -s.,s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-08
9HB ELECTION BILL /.
Over Which the South Has
Been Chewing SO Much Cud
PASSES THE COMMITTEE
or tho Scnate-Thc Probability Ia
that tho Measure, viii Pass-It
Affects the North us Well as
the South Other Measures,
Special Dispaieh TO the Intel.i1e,eer.

NfNN''r Deph'SN 80 bb 4HttAtktVEtTs
WASHINGTON, D. G., August 7.-Tht
Senate Committee on Privileges AMI
Elections decided by n strict party vote
to resort tho elections bill 10 the Senate
It's understood, without material change
from the form in which II came from the
House. This action gives great encour.
agoment 10 the friends Of the measure In
both houses. Speculation is once more
rife as to whether or not 1t will be
passed at this session. Tue consensus
OF opinion seems to be that It will 90
through as coon rs the tariff bill is dis
posed Of.
Representative Lodge, tho author Of
bill, said today to the INrELLlogycf,
reporter, that In his opinion 1t would be
passed at this session, and without mn.
terial change, lie had the best OF assur.
ances TO that effect. He said further
that he was constantly in receipt OF the
most cordial Endorsements OF the bill
from NIL parts Of the South, from whites
as well as blacks. Mr.. Lodge thinks the
reported opposition in the North is not
only grossly exaggerated, but what there
Is is based largely on the false and ma.
iicions construction OF the proposed
law SO aseiduously circulated by Demo.
cratic journals for campaign effect. He
believes that when the people of the
North reach true understanding of its
working the opposition will be confined
almost wholly to professional obstruc.
tionists. r'rT7 T-TI I'''-'
The Chief mourners over the action OF
the committee to-day seem to be the
correspondents, who have been killing
the bill with great regularity at intervals
OF three days. 80 Z :"