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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
pEFY1NG THE COMMISSION
WESTERN ROADS TO REDUCE GRAIN RATES ONLY
AT POINTS COMPETITIVE With TIE
ALTON AID ROCK ISLAND.


Chicago sept. IS t>peciaD-Al the western iiie''
except the Rock Island and the Alton. today ON'c
defiance TO the Interstate Commerce fommls@loh' Inv
Rock Island and lon did not vote. ana all the o'''''
line, I'm the Western Freight Association To-Day uh"'
mo,sy passed the following resolution
wh,,ca. Tho Chicago and Alton and Chira'o, ho' I"
,,,nd and Pa A. IA lroahs have notice" under the
res NJ the western Freight Association OF their nt'n'
t Of making on October reduced rates Oh gram 'ro"
tho Missouri River A. ordered BY the Interstate commerce
Cpn,mI-son; ....,.d
A. we'd That the r'I,sning lin'e her" r'pr''"h''o
ukcv.. reduce grain rate. October l. In rfritory
r,up,ttye with the Chicago and Alton or 'h'c'so N"ch
Island and Pacific and solely to meet the ro"c'a rAeS
VIA, the." two lU's . ,,
Ec.o,cd Tia. in territory competitive with eith'i
the { hi. ago and Alton or Chi'sH" i'o'k iS'A"u ~"
pa,n, rates BE- nlaintsncd at the pr sent tsrih
This bold staud against the Commission was dco'"''
upon thI, morning. the attorney, for the roads agree
Ing tina, the order Of the Commission Wa Illegal
The resolution Of the Western roads Is almost certain
10 lead 10 legal action whch will test the legality ~
the Commis Son'> order. Members Of committees VINO
have waited on th" Comm ssOn declare their belef
that the Commi- sion will enforce its order. The
conte.t NAV come Immediately after Oetoler 1. whom
the roads refuse pnt tho reduced rates al points
not competitive with the Rock Island or Ali"n should
the Commits sion then take action tO compel INC r,
ducou Of the rates. tho roads Will mite ana nghf
the matter the OF last resOrf, from common
fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
FOR TIE SETTLERS Against TIE ROAD.

Cmese, >.?t. lD.--A dispatch frOm Madison WIS
-a,- ihont u year ago the Wisconsin Central kas
r,,ad Com pany hrou.ht suit 10 oust Il. A. Iriikan
T. l.. y I"n,r and 4. .. Forsyth" from 'ei ain lands
IN A,hl,nd drunty which these men Lad pre- eInptcd
RI" COMPANY claimed that the lands belonged 70 u T.
part 4 land grant despite the fact that the tN
oral ,;ry~inmcnt had previously ruled that though
they within the territorial limits IT he grant
they mad ben excepted from il Tor various ra>"''
The thrr farms involved IA the litigation arr only
mall portion of u tract Of 100000 acTs valued at
s.OOOvtD. the title to which depends OH the decision
I'm TIN. suit. Last hinc the was argued bet0rc
justices Harlan and Bum. II thy United states Cir
cult Court here and Yesterday Nmi0n was rendered
,r,ln., the lailrad company These are test cases
ihr railroad company viii carry them to tc supreme
Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
NOT ALWAYS. YOUNG PHILOSOPHER
From The Albany Express.

-
I,tls sam - the .nu and heir Of proud .Nbanisn
parunts-thcy are proud Il their >on-1s been sum
pn,nrirc, M cane cod lie everywhere observer
u, .rr;Snipv aid m ,,t remarkable ieat Tor smau
Soy 10 accomplish made himself ScneT;I hs s%' he
,,r,n Two har, Of fence After watching the animal
for time no becan' visibly, worried fe<, tne as
pcnser Of milk would not be aoe 10 irSr er,e d ,,s
"a, him about the cows plight III .,, :.
oh I guess bessie Will get nor lral cnt all IsHl
she pnt i, there herself you know. replied Tie man Ok
the old ana wise head. 49,, -. ,.,,aa
SAMMY pnndepd for Q few moments. then ne ioohe"
M and didactisally remarked: -, A.. 4. .
'"Why sir don't You know that It's easier " u" q
'', And thu, the suall chid's reputation for giving
,,,nrnn,o fo wise words was once more sustained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
AFFAIRS OF THE ST. PAUL ROAD.
TINE ANNUAL REpoRr-pREsIDENr MILLER ON
RAILWAY LEGISLATION.

THE ANNUAL REpoRT-pREsIDENT MILL" o''
RAILWAY LEGISLATION.
c,ic.oo Sent. 16.-rhe twenty.siSth annua' cp.''
-, ~. Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul ROAD ior VI.
=. ending lime 40, 1900 shows gross earn'"s' "
soo Aos Toa an increase OF &o38i4S over tho provu.
r..r opustine expenses, @l7.l73,Oo7' I'D inc's' "
sool 712: net earnings. so,c3c61o' On in0'e.'o y.
COS Aas The company now owns ana opo'.'e
,,s miles OF railway. President Ros~en "i'0' '~'
this to say: ~ .,. ham nm.
Dur,ne the wear traffic conditions nave oee' wi
favorable. The withdrawal OF some OF VIC no'.
,.,tsnt line. from tho interstate assoc'auon aef
IN. railways OF an influence. which sl"pusn ~ .O"'
NOT prevent reductions Of rates. yet eAe'e" =.
vbo,esome restraint and saved much rc'o""o' ~
I, not apparent how a more efiective sSe' 49,.
bo devised. Tho conditions which "Aso w ~
10. nm connective traffic have also reduced rates Oh
local traffic through the operation o' VIC .'"s -.
hort haul clause OF the Interstate law IL Is easy ~
sav that these results can be svoided BY simply
chewing the law and maintaining rates ooeo'onco "
m. law will cure some OF the evils that haVe pro
vailed but will not enable inferior lines to c1mpSce
With superior lines on terms ana SECURE Su nit
share OF the traffic to support them n1e oy ,,o ah
possible under the Law "a as ,hs sT that Is
rsif,l process which can stop only when tcte - Sa'
one corporation and competition Is aosoite icy ND
strOycd. rnrestraincd compeutio" VIII ~ WV
The shorts Of legislatures and railway commissions
have also contributed little towa had
!mPrSyemcnt in 70. 1ue sppa ssett can
hardly SST "f BE- expertcd until hostility railroads 0eaTes
be short route to political pre5ctprsI connscstion
under the form Of law by the rqucuon VI ''
and the Increase OF burdens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
NAY nrcoSvExE TIE ONO LEGISLATIVE.

,,r T., ,ngre.. Of hill to restore III" Old tonsres
.ou, districts ~ ohio they existed prior 10 tile
Democratic gcrryniandcr. the act of Marh IL. l'oo'
will probably result in calling an extra session Of inc
General Assembly Us Governor CampbcH 10 reme'v
IN. defect IN the law Ii i now generally co''edea
that part OF >,orrs Township. III Hamilton '"""N' ;
thr,mah a buudcr IN preparing the law. l. not Al
,,, IN si,hcr The 1T or TIE lid Districts. and hence
ia, VOTERS are dl>franch!>ed. Governor 'tHpbru'
who /. in the East. stated Ia several pot'ia' oe'ors
leaving Colu,nbu, that II the law was reeardea =:
dofoctvc uu,u examination. or II ton-lcs- lhterIc'3
,n ,Lc matter he wolld convene the Legislature ID
oxtraoriinary ,cs>"u lie Will return !: tae '! oa
thirty DAYS notice of special session must be gwen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
A sTRoN,, HOARD OF DIRECTORS.

Pitt-biry. sept. li.rlc lint meeting oi tile NorR
holL"I- of the new consolidated Pnt,burg CINCINNATI
Chicago and -. LouIs Railway Company was held at
the Prnnsy lvania company'> ofIlCo Penu.ave. TO
day In the business transacted was tho election Of
board of directors a. follows: g. H. RosrrtS. Phila
deiph'a: J. y. Dlbarr, Philadelphia John =. Green
Philadelphia Thomas d. Mc>>ler. IruShurs: WlaT
L. >"olt. Eilc, Penn; \. l.. Dennis. Newark. n J.
samuel -. Pickcns Indianapolis Frank Thomson. Phil
ricIphia j. y. Md'uoiiIi. iru>hurg: jane, Mri rca
ir ,burg. Robert >hrirai jr. Sfruhcnvillr GeOrgs
Willard. Chicago. Brig. = Cunningham. Cincinnati
The board VIII organize In Philadelphia neat Thurs
duN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
TO rNDO THE OHIO GERRYAANDER.
ONE TOWNSHIP DISTINGUISHED BILL 'N
HORSE.

Washington. sept ld.-Mr. Boothman ~ ONO. 10
day introduced in the House joint resolution WHICH
y title provides for Congressional districts IN ' OIL"
is also 10 70 the electors therein r'sn' V,
chose members of the Lila Congress by CONGRESSIONAL
,,,r.., The long preamble recites the failure Of the
state Stature to provide in the Redi>ri'tns act Ok
March last for the Inclusion OF a large portion o'
.,orr. township in Hamilton County. within any 'o".
y,e>,,,nal district: that the Legislature hae ""' w
.,i,,rro up,,,aip,lIe and that any apportionment
cncn. which OmI,s part Of the territory 81 the stats
l. null and void. Tile resolution therefore proceeds
10 define tho boundaries Of what shall constitute "o
election districts OF ohio. following In terms inc pro-
,;. ~ ,hc law in force before the last gerry mander
rrout In h, east Of tl Id District Including Storrs
township which 1t is provlded shall he composea ~
.o ,,nand.r al Hamilton County not embraced WITHIN
IN. r.. District The last -"'i lion requires tle APP
narhing Congressional ele, lions To be Held within the
a strict, TIM, prvscrtbed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

ropr,AsT TILL L. NJ WEDNESDAY.
,v..h,nson sept iG.-for Nrw-Engiand, rain. cooler
westerly fair Thursday
Lr r,,t.r. New ork. Eastern Pennsylyana. NNw,1e
sew and Delaware. fair. preceded oy Aeh' ram '"'
,o,thwe.trry Wind; fair THURSDAY
In, MARYLAND Virgins. the Caroiinas. Georgia. AisN
hama and Florida. fair.
For Mississippi Louisiana aud Eastern TexaN. fair -
Var estern SewY ork and Western pepnsyvspis fsus
n,ccr,i,I Wv light rain fair. aud warmer Thursde!
For West Virginia. ohio. Indiana. Illipoh. rMch'gsu
A"I For Kentacky Tennessee Arkansas Missouri and
Iowa. fair, warmer winds. u-Ae
FOR south Dakota Kansas. Colorado and Nebraska fsu
warm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
rgE FILL FURY OF THE STORM
. un.vv RAIN poURs DOWN on THE CITY.
OVER AN INCH AND HALF FALLS IN THE
COURSE OF THE DAY-THE sIGNAb
SERVICES PREDICTIONS.


OF all the six wretchcd. humid days when NOW sen
has had since last Wednesday. yesterday ~"
uorst. Wednesday with It's succession OF gray m.s'
and its humidity OF OF per cent was distressce
enough TO satisfy the most hardened missntnoPo VINO
ever nutured an Unborn hatred toward MS Nno" "o,.
II remained for yesterday however. TO gvo INC ~"
measure OF discomfort and misery. mo sou'a'
east wind the 90 per cent Of humidity ana inc msss
Of dull gray overhead gave Ne"'sorA ''o A0
OF another wet day
Every body who had . waterproof coat put " OIL
The man who had wisely provided himself WIN ."
umbrea-by Whatever meAns-found plenty OF use
for Il yesterday. The man who had failed 70 ooy'
bes borrow steal this necessary adjunct OF Oh
,stence spent haf Morning and afternoon covering
in doorways or under other shelter from the nerce
rains which pelted down brief intervals un"i isr
into the night. Between O'clok yesterday morning
and a O'Clock last night the total ralniai ne''uioo
15s Inches. as against 13o inches for '''o sA pro-
ceding days. 1870. 49,. ,.
rrorn the dawn Of day. II did not vent its fury until
soon after noon A short, light shower hs@ tslien
between and O'Clock but tire streets hsa hso ume
10 dry when, at few minutes before ocl"cK' mo
tempersturc fell with startling rapidly from - desrees
IN a. degrees simultaneously with the occuhe IN
heat. big rain drops spashed on the pave
n.nt Faster and faster the rain came Gown
until every living thing scuHying lor sheiUos.
Thuuder ard lightning added their Nrrors 10 N7
.cene II was thought that this shower ike "saess
~ ux kind would stop within few minutes. but 70
the general amaxement and disnisy 1t kept On WIN
dosscd persistence until after O'Clock wnen u
leased for a fow moments. All through inc rest Of
the afternoon the rain continued to drcnch every
thing and everybody with complete Success
.rhis rain Is simply the outer edge III genera
.torm which +, Just now dcluging New England ana
the Middle Atlantc states.' said sergeant Dunn ono
IL central over The lakes. Though tomorrow morn
ing should be suJwery the AFTERNOON sloun oc iAr
ana r,.nl singular cDina idence Is that last year
nj the SAME time had Twelve days ot rain wncn
Scysn ON september 10 This year the ram asa'n
Carried on the same day and has continued for seven
dnys Now that the season t. changing We may "a.
,cct A constant succession Of cool waves Rrauuaav
increasing In force with the approach Oh "h'e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
ANXIOUS TO SELL BONDS.
orERrEs FROM ALL PARTS OF THE LAND.
HOLDERS WANT TO KNOW ABOUT pR1CEs-iN
TEREST PREPAlD--.nELLEF IN THE
MONEY MARKET.

1nouiries about the price at which per cent bonus
should be offered to the Treasury were RECEIVED ws
street. Yesterday from all parts OF the country. VIC
hank had dispatches from a. far west as cs"'o'" ,
and As far East Maine. The burden Oh d" .,'e
messages was What price shall we make on our ioo
TO assure their acceptance The amounts
h, tho inquiries were large In the aggregate ana III
djcat.d general disposition the part OF the shacr
holders To accept the opportunity when eecre'Nl,
WINDOW haA offered. Tho messages were 50 i'e.l"o
that some of tho large holders In THIS CITY "e'o '
"a modify their own views. and the figuring on pro
posals was toward lower level. THIS was he'peu W
a belief which steadily grew stronger. that tue o"c'
;no. he the Vanderbilt and standard OIL interests
would be NJ prices not far from the market "n,'o
the Treasury he's given sign OF Its ntentiohS' '''0
instability that the Secretary may accept o"iy Nv
millions and then fix price az winch no WIN 80
the remainder within specified tiine' was iuy
recognized. The aacrity with which the quot" w.
n. N,ied in these circumstances was leN 70 ''o
Imagination. ,A mr..
Tho sub Treasury redeemed s35515o 1"s ana pre-
maid 1890 10 interest on the per cents ~ ''."
also 1867 900 new legal.tender noteS 'h P'' "o"'
silver bullion. and II paid In the last TWO u"' 49,,
~ 600 900 on account Of pensions Incihuea u, a''o
PREPAYMENT Of interest was that on apo"' ,,
4 ncr cent bonds owned by the Towery SAVING n"'"
!. was not learned whether the trustees VA" w
sunc,sntly aroused to change their opinions a' o.
a part Of tho bonds 10 the Government.
ce.,ion that they made in drawing inc 'h'e'.''
recorulzed "A, partial discharge OF t'cir du''c W wv
a.nn,,,n-. The offerings aside from the Bowcfy oaN
,nss Rank will probably be ample for Treasury Pr
noses. Tho only object Of secretary WINDOW was u
relieve the money market. and that has bcen ~
she'd before the time set for receiving pr1po''
The highest rate for call loans at the stock
.imdmv renewals, wa, probably not above ~ pei
cent A., r.,,o. Exchange was easier
yo.,.,dav ON account o the Improved rphniu0n VI Wv,
money market Wheat r>r on" 'h' Il no~ r,. duii
,W cent and oat. remained firm TRADE was nun
na,, Iii day TO-, than 2,nOOOO bu"h's III
wheat 100 hushel, Of corn ana n," sr. IN tc
bn shcls Of Oal- were SOLD l r.ia,.,,n' Va "'' -
Wnr,hwe.i also Influenced the inarhct'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
HOUSE TARIFF CoNFEREES ANNOUNCED.
An INFORMAL SESSION OF THE coNFERpacE
ALREApY HELp-TERMs OF THE

COMPROMISE.
Washington, Sept 10 (special).-Just oeiore sd!ourn
ment this afternoon Speaker Reed announced 10 tho
uouse the appointment OF seven conferees on inc
Tariff hill Those chosen were Messrs. mck'hioy'
Burrows, Bayne and Dngley. Republicans ana AessrS.
Mills, McMlln and Flower. Democrats. There mao
been some doubt about the makeup OF the majority
NJ the House Committee and Mr.. Gear OF Iowa, was
Thought TO have a fair chance for place iowa.
however had already representative in the con-
ference in the person Of Senator Allison Inc iour
members Of the House finally chosen arc the ranking
members on the Committee Of Ways and MeaAs. Ihey
repre,ent Ohio. Michigan. Pennsylvania ana MAINE.
The four Republican Senators represent Rhode siand'
New. York. Ohio and Iowa. So the East has four
representatives In tho coming conference and the
West. II Ohio can be counted as part OF the "est'
also four The appointment Of the House ronierees
came too late to be sent to the Senate TINS aAcr
noon and the formal announcement VIII not DC n'aue
until Tomorrow The Republican conferees look
time by the forelock. however and held an INFORMAL
meeting TO night at which the senate amendments zen
eraI,y we're talked over. They will continue 10 no9
sessions for the few days. and all of them nope
for an agreement by the beginning Of next week.
The sentiment developed by tonieht's meeuhR
seemed TO indicate satisfactory settlement o. thc
difference. between tho two houses The line OF com
nromsc 10 b. taken will probably Involve an W
nd partial yielding OF the sugar duties. thee c"i
c-ssions to- lie made mp by the Senatcs agINring 10
restore various rates fl the iron glassware anu Quiet
schedules.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
THE KNOX AND LINCOLN ROAD

Rockland. Me-. sept I0-A decision was rendered by
Judge Haskell In tho OF the town OF Wndoboios
app, injunction against tho sale OF thu Knox
and Lincoln Railroad 70 the Wade syndicate. me H.
junction refused but indemnifying bond OF go QUO
secure against damage Wadoboro Ia required
OF tho purchase parties. The Pen0bseot Shore Line VIII
probably take po-,c-son witot further delay ~ tv
pawrs are completed and everything Is IN readiness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
Filming THE ALTON ROAD.

Chicago Slt rs Especial Tho democratic cation IN West.
n-.,nc, ha. reached such point that Chair
man Goddard the Western Passenger iatlon. has
comp led Ia t,k0 action by nn2 t Offending
road THIS 1t the Alton which rned. and II
catches thu dose of >ous offender. Tho
being 900 and the value Of tn ticket, Sreally
con, Iaimt made by the Atch-on road tho
charge bcng hat orders for tickets on III" Alton from
Morrusrm Co.. Unauthorized AGENTS had been honoied
Alton acknow the charge and the fine immediately
lnsNd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
ONE OF Mr. BOOTHS XEuEyTOS.
From The Washington Post.

From The Washington Post.
Booth fired ut by MI insane man. while PLAYING
RIchAri In Chicago In the tent srcnc eleven l"ars
AGO. 10 had Just lain down tho couch when u
pistol slot wa, fired at him. \ ,ec"ad ard third
shot discharged. booth arose and went down 10
the foOtllgts and pointed out the wOdbr as>a>,ln
the pistol was lcvnllcd at hi, head One of the
bullets which lodged III the scenery almost directly
behind his head. he has had set IN void cartridge.
upon which hc has had engraved From Mark Gray to
Ewin booth. April ~, 1870" The mnatic was sent
to an insane asylum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
OpcUIDS AND BIG FERNS ~ EICARAGC A.

Latter IN The Washington star.
Yesterday 1 came "A. ross tue largest fern nave
.v.r The whole plant the Size ot Dig ire
the trunk 81 tho circumference OF . mans arm or
rd. I'm full bloom hang from every tree ana VINE ~
,h,,,n f., which are counties, beautiful plants, wMSn
wuld bring fabulous. prices at home ana eSsiH Msss
,uunc for The florists who could transport them ~
t.ix 10 their greenhouses. But cntrsnring vs. - the
.st nv ewes tire at times Of the superabnndant veg
sie., na IN tLe sight Of ~ much erSsn long foy
,u,nu:s of bricks and mortar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
HER HAIR WAS sINGED BY LIGHTNING

The house Of 4. Matthias. AT Babylon L. H. was
s,ruck by lightning during the storm Of Monday snd
servant named Lydia oOpher was stunned ann her
hair wa, badly singed. she is in Il critical condition
nu, a, no, tod 70 recover The storm one Of the
.,, cvor known Al sag IarbOr. and during ITS
nrnprc,, several building, were struck by Hsntnlne
Z large barn owned by Mrs. Dr. j. W. NnHh. vas
struck and together with liz 'Dntcuts' eeeu''0~ W
fire The los is $1,000; insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

Rochester, y. V. sept. ld-'vcr three thOa'nnd PEG
pie attended the r,; annual convention Of the Wa, m
County Association OF The Grand Army OF ia" Republic
at Eagle Island In sodu> LA, to-day I'm "N wa-
ronstcd whole, and the multitude enjoyed old
fashioned barbecue. spcrchr> wcrr made By many
prominent people who were present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
TILE NkLAUOMI rArITAL.

Guthrie q. T., sept. 16.-rhc upper house OF tho
Territorial Legislature to-day passed bill locating the
ne, msnent territorial capital at Oklahoma city. The
bill will como before the lower house Tomorrow. Tho
lower L. tied half favorins Guthrie and the other
half Oklahoma City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
SAILORS FOUND ADRrFr IN BB1RIXo SEA.

San Francisco. Sept. IG.-The Merchants Exchange
has udviccs that 4 small boat containing Captain
Iiaritewcn and two scamcn Of tie schooner Sophia
Sutherland, who were lost In Dcring Sea- Was picked
up with the occupants by tie British schooner G.. H.
Topper. August 10. Tho bark Thomas Pope, which
&C Led tender " the whaling neet had been dis.
mantled In tho Arctic She had cargo Of bone. n
IL not known II the cargo was saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

Clarke Clements: Cobb Gothran' GGwe' fo1n s%
Wsrhert Holman, Hooker, Kigore Lester Ga
Martin Ind Mcclellan McMiin MeEa So A psrrets
oates. oFerral 0Neil Mass; nwens 3Mo TrH
Stockdalc, Stone. Ky: Turner: Ga: VauX NenahIc.
Wheeler. Ala: Wke. Wiley. Wilkinson. wiuams' ILL.,
Wilson w. Ea.-J3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

posed tho purchase on the ground that the no~'psp.
records gathered BY Mr.. Townsend might not ali %
authentic history" The Library Committee Won now
ever, after prolonged debate BY q votes to T. I'M i
IDENTICAL with that passed By the senate and tAee
fair chance that the Government WI! s0on cISo ~
this unique and Interesting COLLECTION OF mateSn !Tr
futare history Mr.. Townsend, tA6 compiler Is "eu'
known New Yorker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
IuOSD OFFERS ar THE TREASURY.

Washington. sept. 10. I'll" "!'"r' ii : ! : per cent
bond, fr.i,cd Mt the Treasury Depart m"nt I" GAY ~
grcgate.i s1j.OJO ono pu"r Wa fr <-.'H" ! -
The total offers 81 | a. per cent bonds L" u" iiri>
ury 10 dav for the entire country FAR ~ "arn f"h'
,yg-cratcd about 200 900. The prp,yn'n Of in.
,,rc., ON the As amounted "a about 200 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
ron A up,DCr At NEW ORLEANS.

Washington. Sept iG.-Thc House Committee ON
Commerce has directed favorable IMPORT on Mr..
Whecer's bin authorizing the construction Of bridge
over the Mississippi River al Ncw-Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
THE LAND GRANT BILL PASSED.

Washington sept. IL (>pccIall Morgan oc.
cupcd little VI the scnac's time to-day talking
against the conferecs' report the Land Grant For
fixture Bill. But hc had to stop when O'Clock came
and vote was finally reached. The conference report
was adopted by 80 votes to ia dscouraging result
for Mr.. Morgan after his talk Of 100000 words
against the measure. The vote was party one as
far as it went though many Democrats declined to 60
record. After M. Morgan had gOt tired talking,
Mr. Plumb, who was in charge OF the bill said that Ii
forfeited all the laEd> which. under the decision Of the
supreme Court, could Lc forfeited II forfeited
where between 900 and l0,OOO,OO0 acres. 1t
confirmed not single acre TO any railroad company
and did not disturb the status Of any granted TO
railroad companies except by terminating the right Of
the companies to build any Of their roads, and by
foreing the granite opposite W the uneompleted por
| t1OnS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

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Resdlns. aod y o. not only the fastest t.ins in
~ord but tAsr equipment 10 TIE aness ever built ard
saS ooalipr Mss - ksoxs q IS. ei..ISinss's -:
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17

CALLED TO A NEW. ENGLAND PARISH
Milford, Mass, sept. lG.-Thc Rev. G. G. whitney.
OF Cincinnati has received tall from the tnlvcrali,t
parish VI this town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
minsl DAMAGES were therefore

=, o.o.,d.r;sso and nominal damages were therefore
awarded. NJ. o..
h.tcndants Nathaniel and r. s. Higgins. ana most
:. sh. counsel who first argued the case, are dead