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they decided to slde.track the Elections bill
for the present and go ahead with the constd-
Grafton of the Thrift bill.

the alleged fraud Mt the Linden Steel " orks at
Pittsburgh and the Implication that the lrreRu-
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dcnces OF Intentional fraud ore confined 10
EE9 GSsFsd By 6s act ho
o his ohfISial sIamn on Twelve piece;
to tho s5eG firm and ths insesgSton DISCLOSED
the STAMPING rs the work of single subordl;
IS $40 Tor The puTPoso OF Identification and 6
placed thereon before the final test Expert.
pieces TO DO unequal to tho tost and these two
had tho requisite tensile strength OF CONNER
clal steel a standard OF superiority IN itself.
Tho court OF inquiry ordered to investigate
tho charges preferred by Admiral Gillias
against Capt A. V. Reed and counter charges
Of the latter. will finish its work tomorrow.
tho Richmond for some weeks, and the testi;
mony presented is quite voluminous,e Admifal
command. and specified that the ships last
cruise was CharaGt erized BY tho uncieanliness
the yesss and aSk Of disabling am09T one
Giilias with an illegal interference with mat
Rovei OF OF an oGcers suspension. The court
was to determipo the necessity for court mar
stood will be construed by the court as not
warranting the detail OF court martial
Speaker Reed and Major Mckinley do not In
tend to take the stump In Pennsylvania for
Candidate Delamater. as has boon advertised.
Mr. Reed made one speech In Pennsylvania
last winter. Ut which time he mapped out MS
! lie Is entirely satisfied with the effect OF that
! Pittsburgh speech and does not Intend to TisSS
this morning il he would 20 TO Pennsylvania in
| September. he said he had no intention Oh do.
ing cy haTnr Been called to Ss homo
| in Canton BY the death Of his sister, but it Is
not likely that he will find time after the ad-
| and DeIameter. Mr. Mckinley viii have plenty
| OF work in his own district WHOM CONGRESS al;
i50d 10 TO ovcrc9me in order to DO reelected.
Furthermore Mr.. QUAY does not care 70 have
much stnmn speaking In tho State, preeiierring
| fashion.
| Commodore Dewey, chief OF tho Bureau OF
Equipment OF the Navy Department, to-day
issued tho necessary instructions relative to
coaling, the Baltimore nreraratory to her trip
to sweden bearing Tho remains O., tne ate tha
orders rom tie department the bpnkers Of the
Baltimore win be eH at once WIN None one {9Gdd
and it is ex pee ed that the vessel will average
about $50 miles daily. Saving. the United
distant from New York about 4,joO miles,
and it is tho intention OF the COMMANDER OF the
baltimore 10 TehCn MS uesIluullOu W huk' so
In discussing tho trip Commodore Dewey was
OF material assistance to Secretary Tracy. hav-
Ing s%"n on Se So
the Commodore heartily endorse the plan Tor
| sending the baltimore but co on, the
what their brethren ia the United states had
ACCOMPLISHED in tho construction OF war YES
to test the qualities OF the Baltimore in the
Baltic. for about the LIST Of September In each
year heavy blows prevail. and the weatheris
about the same as that experienced In tho
United States and along the coast about the
LIST OF November.
Senator Mitchell. from the Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads, reported favor
ably with amendments the bill to extend he
and titles OF not less than 5000 population, OF
t G"fs s55So for the previous ilscsi year Tia
committee changed these figures to 5000 pop
ter from the Postmaster General shows that
there are 29t cities and towns that would DO
p provson rs OF OF the bill and the est mated
nense OF putting It IN operation is S6i9Z29;
RoSS Ss s snsd an usaR
enacted Into a law at an early date.
The President left Washington this after
noon ct 3:l5 o'clock for !Hnpe May Point where
he will spend week with his family.
Senator Hoar, Chairman Of the Committee on
Privileges and Elections. Is still working upon |
fore reporting it to the Senate. This afternoon |
he was closeted in his committee room with
John /. davenport. chief supervisor OF New |
York. 1t is not known whether the bill will be |
reported before the Senator's return from |
Massachusetts whence he starts tonight.
The President to-day sent to the Senate the
following nominations:
Thaddeus s. ShaTret8 OF Maryland TO be General Ap
prsor q Merchandise under the provisions of tho act
E"St. bs;%sF.i' q Loai:!ana to he Conner of tho
NaSsK Rhode Isi%adSiIs"ry 4: Fsy Nsxpqys: Coz:
vaniA-JOhn +. TeRgarden. at WAyncsburgh.
Secretary Window has issued circular to
follows ii0HE'' '''N ''' ' 80
l. on and after tho ar.: Gay Of Angus. prsI. and
Tl ea or tic act t June 10 viii e
DC port OF New York, with General Appraiser George
coiisEtoTs at other ports will advise the department.
ports wien general sppraiser will be assigned to tho
3 kppr1isemsnt districts will hereafter be ss.ab.
shed and general appraisers assigned to their charge
duty az tho ror o. OF New "1f viii consist Of General
ApprH.er. George H. sharpe henderson NJ sOmerviio'
by tho needs Of tho service.
The con(errees on the Original Package bill |
to-day agreed to report to their respective |
Houses the senate bill on this subject That
bill reads as follows:
That all fermenel distilled. or other Intoxicating
lQnOTs liquids Transported into any State Terri
tory consumption sale or storage. shall. ar
rival In such state Territory remaining there
h. subject to the operation and effect laws Of
State Territory enacted in the rNsrgise Of the
police powers the ZANE extent ana In the
her though such pquor liquids rad produced
in such state Territory and shan not be exempt
therofrom ty reason Of cling introduced therein In
Original packages or otherwise.
Republican Senators are taking advantage
OF the pendinR debate on the Iariff bin to
make visits home Senator Stockbridge left
for Michigan this morning to be absent ten
days, and senator Hoar Is OF tonight for
Massachusetts. Senator Chandler. who mad
expected TO return TO Washington from New
Hampshire this week. writes that he has been
Frustrated by q severe attack OF dysentery.
and will be compelled to remain al homo some
days longer.
In the House to-day, Representative Sanford
OF New York offered Tor reference to the Ways
and Means Committee the following preamble
and res oluton:
Whereas Tie Secretary OF State has expressed tho
opinion that the remission OF duties upon sugar and
IhOHsses ought to 10 accompanied by reciprocal mr. |
arrangements between the United states and Spain and
tho Republics of south and Central America whereby
these sugar producing countries can DO induced TO