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New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
n1sGrsTED WITH MILLs's SPEECH.

washnpton June 16 (specaD.-" Ex Premier NlilS ,
ideas Of taste and propriety were discussed WIN 'oI
siderable freedom and some feeling To-Day anu 'ne
,on,ments OF his party friends as well as OF hepo
u.ons uere the reverse OF hatterng 10 him. ms was
srecialv true Of the men who recalled one incident
the refusal of the sage of Corsicana an upstart com
paratively speaking. to allow the veteran ieaoer VI
his party Samuel J. Randall, 10 speak on one occa-
sion when almost every other member except MAS
desired TO hear him. saturday Colonel Mills de-
hvered what he was pleased to style enosy ."
his dead friendo the friend" whom he and all the
rest Of the free trade crowd hated and feared uni MS
life went out, and who, with the help OF Grover
Cleveland, did their best TO bumtliate him' Inc
"eulogys was Democratic stump speech, uttercd
IN the presence OF Of both parties who had come
TO speak words of sincere praise and esteem In memory
of the dead Democratic leader. In such presence
and on such an occasion Colonel Mills thought 1t
fitting and appropriate TO devote more than nine ents
OF his speech-or harangue-to a denuncation OF the
Republican party Here are some samples, which
viii give readers Of The Tribune faint idea Of what
Colonel Mills doubtless regards a model funeral
orstion
Corruption reigned supreme In all the departments
Of the newly instituted and reconstructed states. A
vast monument OF public Indebtedness was rased up
on the shoulders of people already prostrated TO
haustion by war. The contagion was not confined
to tho reconstructed states Every branch Of the
National Government was inocuated with the poison.
less and revolutionary measure. more widespreading
and pernicious In its effect than the OF the
xLilld Congress. That measure Is being pro-
posed and IL is to be enacted override the State
ard take charge Of the ballotbox and the registra
uon counting and cerhcation Of the votes Of state
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
To REPORT THE ELECTIONS BILL
CAS- HOUSE CAUCUS

Washington. June l6 (speciail.-fhc Elections bill
will probably be reported to the House on WEDNESDAY
from the Committee Election Of President Vice
President and Representatives IN Congress Member,
Of the minority 81 the committee we're today notified
by Chairman Lodge Of this purpose that they might
have an opportunity 10 prepare their statement In op
position the bill and have II ready to submit Ia the
House on that day. The intention is to call the bill
up for consideration Friday and devote five or siA
days II necessary It's discuss.ont purpose being
to bring II to vote Wednesday or Thursday Of next
week If desired by the minority evening sessions Will
be held for debate.
The cricus tonight considered tho bin for several
hours and made material changes. Mr. Frank,
of Missouri moved Ia restore sections Is and Is Of the
original bill. and advocated his proposition in an
earnest speech. The caucus however, rejected hi,
notion which, II adopted would have made the United
states Canvassing Board consist Of re Clerk. Of tho
United states Marshal and the Chief supervisor. and
would have provided, in Of differing certificates,
that the name of neither of the persons certified should
be placed on the roll Of the House until after that
body should have Investigated and decided which OF
the persons certified actually elected.
There was fair attendance at the caucus and the
discussion lively although the best Of feelne
prevailed Every member present was heartily In
favor Of the object sought aud the only differences
and they not great-rclated simply to matters o.
detail
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
RESTORING THE DUTY ON WORKS OF AR
THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE REvERsEs
THE HOUSES ACTION.


THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE REvERsEs
THE HOUSES ACTION.
Washington. June 10 (SpecaD.-The senate Finance
Committee will probably report the Tariff bill tomor
row or on Wednesday. The statement Oh reasons Tor
the various changes will be handed In later as VIII tc
views Of the minority, which Mr. carlisle uoe' Ho'
expect 10 have ready for about two weeks as "d'
stated I'm these dispatches on last Wednesday the
changes made in the bill ~ it came from the House
are comparatively few in number and almost invariably
Of minor consequence. Many rumors OF cd5 III rates
have been rashly afoat during the last i've or SIX
day, but I'm most cases they speedily followed by
the corrective announcement that the committee htd re-
stored tho original duty. IL may be repeated III
general way that the wool aud agricultural schedules
about which there has been % much contradictory
speculation are left practically a. they passN the
House except that the two wool amendments offered
BY Mr. Mckinley and defeated in Committee Of the
Whole are now incorporated the bill. In the metal
schedule the duty steel rails j. lowered s further
below the hTos In the present law. In the linen and
hemp and few other schedules the rates are scaled
I'm cases 10 pond with those IN the senate sub
titute Of 1855. Tobacco is left almost as II Is IN the
House bill. and the changes on sugar comprise simply
the addition Of bounty maple sugar and some
slight increases on refined sugars above NO. ID. The
House bill nxcs the duty all above No 10 at
4 10 cent pound. The senate IL is understood. will
allow $40 cent grades from no 10 70 No 10, aud
6-lO cent grades above No. IL.
The most striking change made in the House bill
In fact. the only of a decided and general inter
cs-ls the restoration Of the duty works of art.
The House Committee made paintings and satuary
tree IN response general expression of sentiment
that th, purely duty should be abolished In
the interest Of American artists nnd American
culture. The action Of the >cuat" committee IN r.
storing the Old rae will bc unpleasant surprise TO
those who labOrrd Enthusiastically and successfully
for tS removal 5y the amcrs of the bill ~ tho other
end of the Capitol. The duty Wa not restored by
unanimous vote. In fact, the FIRST vote the
proposition tie, the thrce Western senators on
fh. Finance Committee fay0rtHg and ihe three East
cru onc opposing the reversal ~ the Houses action,
on q second vote one OF "a" Eastern members od't
hi, vote with the Westerner~, and the duty Was rc-
imposed The friends Of free art VIII try to have le
vote of the committee recon Sdc'cd, and, usuc'esu ul
In that They will carry the fight 10 the floor OF tho
senate There 10 be Sight hope. however of
reversing the committees action short of the FINAL
conference that is likely to be ordered between the
House and senate
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TO PROMOTE ELECTRICAL SCHEMES.

IL GkOMOIE EDEC lKlNAlI StlEMLo'
PURPOSE OF TILE COMPANY TO SUCCEED THE
OREGON AND TRANsCONTINENTAL.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
oregon and Tianscontinenta Company was held IN
Portland Yesterday, but Wall Street had some late
knowledge distributed through the news agencies Of
the plan for mcrging the company into new corpora
ton The plan Will be made known to stockholders
through the medium Of circulars. The corporation
Is orcanized under the laws Of NcwJersey, and Is
STYLED " The Norh American Company It's capital
will be $4,000 OOO equal 70 the nominal capital
ot the oregon and Transcontlnental. Only 2io0OOOOO
stock will now be issued corresponding TO the amount
outstanding Of the old company. The exchange VIII
be made share for share, and thirty days VIII be
allowed for ciectng 1t. An appraisement VIII ne
Of the value OF assets Of the oregon and Trans
continental Company IN order TO pay oil non-assentng
stockholders.
The circular TO the stockholders of the oregon and
T-ansconincntaI Company asserts that the charter
Of the new company will more certainly give Us
the q. r. the desired powers than the existing one
docs 1t is Intended that the company will operate
In another field than thai OF rall19d Hhahc!et.hs'
II ls 10 quote from the circular: The promotion OF
electric l-ht and power enterprises. ~ j. eNpece1
that the company Will have the closet a.hlatlon a. a
st0ckholder aud 0tcrNi, with the Edison General
Electric Company and the Thomson lodston Electric
Compuny" While no complete information was gwen
out in Wall street rr'peruug rye reorsdIti tiIoh VI
the oregon TranScontnental before the Stock fA-
change closed IL generally known tlat the com,
pany proposed undertake other than The railroad
response in the price Of the stock wa, late decline
TO So - AZ q raSc raSnIi % i4 ,i IN ire oTnhs e .
OREGON Transcontincntal Company was held In TINS
cty to-day. The old board Of directors was elected a
ton whose places were filed by Rufus Mallory c. ~
poph and r H. Tndac; Of Portland The old board ard
Of officers re elected. No other business OF any
importance transacted.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.
.oprrASr TTTI. g p NJ. TUESDAY.

FORECAST TILL p. NJ TUESDAY
Washington June 16-For New-England ana hases.
NewYork fair no change In temperature except slen'y
cooler on the Massachusetts, coast and sish'y "'''"
a, xo-,nsrn Nsw.york and Vermont; southerly winds
For New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware Nay
land and virginia fair preceded by showers on he VIZ
clns and Maryland coast warmer
For the Caronas. fair. preceded by rain on me
Carolina and followed by showers IN sou -
"a, Et,-,s, and Georgia fair preceded by showers IN
Georgia .a =, rshs
For Tennessee and Kentucky fair precedea o' Hs"'
rain in extreme Northern Kentucky.
For Alabama Mississippi, LOUISIANA AfA'h''' "">
Eastern Texas. fair. ,.,. u..s
- Western New.York Western Pennsylvania, "ess
v,r,nis ohio Indiana and Illinois. fair. ,,, ,.,,
tor Mchigan, Iowa Wisconsin ana M'S0u''' ''''
'gny Sc pakotas Minnesota, Nebraska and COLORADO
fair; warmer.
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AWARDS FOR THE TWO BIG CRUISERS.
CRAMP ( SONS TO BUILD TIE s,I5OTON NTsStI
AND THE UNION IRON WORKS THE
55OOTON ONE.

Washington. June 1e.-The Sccrctuy Of the NAVY
today directed the award OF the conrSct Tor the $50
ton armorcd cruiser TO William Cramp 4 sons. OF
Philadelphia at their bid Of 205l,OO0. and the con
tract the 55OOton cruiser "a tho Union Works. Of
san Francisco. on the Departments plans and spcci.
ncations, AT their bid of SI 100000.
For the larger cruiser the plans Of Cramp & sons
for engines and boilers substituted for the De
partmcns plans but in all other particulars the plans
and specifications prepared by the Department Will
be adhered to. The change In the arrangement Of
machinery will make an additional longitudinal bnlk
head in the vessel on each side running the entire
length Of the engine and boiler spaces. Present centre
line bulkhcad I'm the engine space will b. continued
throughout the boiler space and an athwartshp bulk
head will be put in thereby dividnh II inlo four
engine rooms instead Of two, as at present
Nothing Is as yet settled In regard 10 the prac-
vessel.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
A LONG FREIGHT TRAIN.
From The Remove PENN Record.

From The Remove PENN Record.
train Of 100 freight arrived here rom hsnS @
Tuesday evening IL Is said to be The longest uaia
eyer transported the middle division, w -
peed one II the brakemen declares he never saw the
locomotive from the time the train left Kane unt ICY
a--ivad AZ Remove In the early days OF rajlroaflns
aa,r fve 70 thirty ears were considered bls train
for the last ten years the number increased from esny
o,iye trains consisting Of 1870 10 100 freight cars
are successfully hauled over the PltSburs ana Ef'
Iyatlrn naA
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
NEW MONTANA ROAD INCORPORATED

Denver June 10 SpeciaD.-Articles Of incorpora'
ton Of the Butte City National Park and southwestern
Railroad Company have been hled. The termhl Oh
the road are be in silver Bow Gaatin and Madison
counties, Mont The general route VIII oc rom
Butte southwesterly. by Of Backtal, Deer creek
and Pipestonc Pass to the jefferson Valley thence oS
way of jefferson and Ruby valleys to Ennis IN Nadson
v.n,ov rhe ,ncorporatorx are all Montana men. with
one exception, that of Wallace McWite. Inc b cab "a
Is 81 600 900. IL is surrnised that the g. -. anu
is behind the enterprise which, Il Is said, is started
at this time to get possession OF the Ppestohe ra.s'
the only unOccupled pass giving an entrance 70 bue'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
PLANS AND PROSPECTS OF THE ATcHlsoN.

PLANS AND PROSPECTS OF THE AI'hlS'H'
Denver June Ii (spcciaD-President MahVei, vi '"o
Atchison, Topeka and santa Fe road was III po'>e
last night. lie said in an interview; p'"i's INV
last few days my attention has been called 10 'e''
Grams sent ont from New. York. which quoted Missouri
Pacific officials being anxious to lease their system
20 H. they bad acquired control OF the 'h'aeo
and Alton our road has no desire to acquire 'i'a'
property. | have never. since the rate war opehe'
communicated with the Goulds but VIII sIoe 'ia'
had the tight not terminated when It did. would nave
"rred @ the fight into IcNas Regarding the Missouri
cut from st. Louis TO Denver, just made, VIII see
that ~ road meets IT, While we lost many thousahdS
during the last months, still the santa Fe Is III aS
good "A condition as ever"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
THE SHORE LINE ELEcTING OFFICERS

New-IIaven, June IS (special.-The stockholders q
the shore Line Railroad today elected directors fol-
lows: Charles q. Landon, New York; William T.
Bartlett, Wilbur +. Day, Henry l.. Hotchkiss. E. II.
Trowbridce. ana Arthur l. osborne. The Cor sOdated
road pays annual rental OF 100000 for the shoN
Line road.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

electors. We shall miss Mr. Kanoau "hen 'in' ''e'
latve monster enters this hail.
Colonel Mills spoke a good deal more 10 'he salno
effect lie set an example which probably no MEMBER ZEN @
Of either Marty will care to initiate follow, for ne
has certainly excited the keen disgust OF gentlemen
on both sides OF the House.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
vrpro,.s CUTTING OF GRAIN RATES.

Chicago June lG ,specalj-some OF the Missouri Elv1
lines have been cutting eFain rates the last few days
certain can buyer is buying Grain IN Kansas and Nebraska
ON the line OF the Union Pacific, and shipping II by various
road, TO chi ago. lie buys it az price which would maAs
him lose IS to cents per 100 the Chicago marAet and
consequently Of the lines are cutting rates 70 aa eA
tent Ihs cut a serious one.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
4 VICTORY For TIE NEw-ENGLAND ROAD.

\ VICTORY FOR THE NEW WENGLAND ROAD
Hartford. Conn., June 16-rhe supreme Court oi
Connecticut gave an opinion this morning upon simeon
f. Baldwins motion for application for an order
10 compel the superior Court 70 treat the writ ot error
IF ludrc Blatchford. Of the United states supreme
Court as ,upcr~sicas I'm the matter Of contempt pro
cccdngs attached 70 the cause OF the removal OF 'e
track, of the New York and New England KairoaH
Company at Church St, IN this city Nr. ban"m
wa. counsel for the New England Railroad company
The court does not think it necessary TO issue an oeF
such as the one asked for by Mr.. baldwin bur expresses
Itself 10 the effect that the writ of error seieS 'o
Superior Court proceedings. and that the supreme
Court expects all parties concerned TO conform 10 ''o
law a. thu, declared. 49,. -o,.r,o,,r s,ad A
Chisf Iustice Andrews and Judge seymour HIei q
discerning opinon, in which they say til c ". ~
- ,nrrscd,,. cannot he discussed nv me court Ut
r,nf of Jurisdiction. judge carpenter, however, me-
an nnini1n IN which he says me VIII OF cIrV - a
Snr,Isrteas In this opinion Judge Loomls on'tlIr IN
rfd 20 Terrence present but az previous Con
fsrcnre he said that his opinion. the Wrlt ol clp
90. supersaYcts. The decision eau s'trteN u,
looked un6n in any other light than as PraSucssi
yirfory for the New York and New England hIirpdn.
Intense curiosity exists a. 10 what 'uuEr lI'N
viii do 10 morrow when Directors Howard iluuio tu
,ndcr. come before him 10 show cause WHY uN'
.bnuld not be punished for contempt OF court lhd
r'ucb a, The supreme Court, by its views eNpreSsen
n day upon the superSedcas question: virtually ucVues
mat there has been no contempt OF COURT sni'o 'uo
order OF the court has no force
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
TO MEET THE MISSOURI PACIFIC

TO MELT TIE MISSOURI PACIETLS KAIE
Chicago June 10 (Specia-The rate OF sis, made be.
Louis and Denver by the Missouri Pacific caused
% ~ D~eranoer
Associauon The Atchison, Alton and Burlington all ap
piled permission 10 meet the St Louis rae hY naNhs
so3 rate from Chicago and from the spirit manifested nes
VIII be further trouble the standard rate Of $50 3D.
Chicago to Denver restored. The Missouri Pachc w~
no, represented In to-day meeting.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
OBSTACLES TO TIE

OUST \CLFS TO TIE INTEkN NTIV.'-NE TIsV7'T'' =
Chicago Juno IL Speclar.-Lous lluller. reaueh'N
referred 10 a. the Jay Gould Of Mexico Is IN Ih's
city, on his way home from Europe where he HIS
been for six months. speaking this morning of 'n'
proposcd railroad TO connect all the countries on ue
American continent, Mr.. IIuller sad Inc s'hc''o
i, feasible upon condition, namely. that inc uhoeF
taking IS financially backed by the Governments ol
Tho v,riou, countries through which the road will pass
I'm, not otherwise. We're all the countries Ike 'ic
United states or even like Mexico. there wouIi DC no
heeitancy on the part OF private capita! u enoa'N
in the scheme but unfortunately TINS Is not the oac
Many thousands OF miles of country through WnlVn
,he road would pass are either uninhahlted OF u'C.
less so far as receiving revenues rom passeusci ,
freight concerned. OF course the building q, & ar'
ro,d woud SOW the seeds OF industries bnt man, va
would have to clapsc before there woult he hTNcN,
from such farming. and private capital Is NOT h'e
IN wait so long. Bnt suppose. IN time such 1''
yin bo buit and IL will have Government DacAihS'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
REprcEp CATTLE RATE ON Tile BURLINGTON

REDttED CATTLE RATE ON THE BURLINGTON
Chicago June IS (special-rlle Burlington to-day
gave notice that on June 25 it would advance the cat,
tie rate, Kansas City Chicago, TO Is cents the pres
ent rate being IL IL cents. This IS done in order to
protect its local rates. Complaints are made that
discrimination is practsed In charging 20 on
cattle from Iowa and only II IL ccats from Kansas
Guy. The lines interested clam that the Kansas City
rate IS temporary one, but Iowa shippers are bec0m.
ing restive under the discrimination and promise u
make trouble.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

Washington, June 16.-Fourth-class postmasters
were to-day appointed as follows: Molie f. HUI.
Aiken. Penn: b. D. Allen, Persia, " y; f. L.
.Joh ~ctOn, ShOngO, y. !.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

result which wss the defeat Of the bill by vote
of % n o6 was factory TO It's friends who held
hat II coud not fairly be regarded as an indication
Of the feeling OF the entire party. Ihcv VIII ProDapS
make another effort To have cOnsdclauOh VI V''o p
at a subsequent caucus.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
A TEMPORARY DEFEAT FOR

A TEMPORARY DEFEAT FOR THE McCOMAS BILL.
Washington. June 16-Thc Republican caucus To-
night besides considering the National Election bill
took up the McComas Anti -Gerryma ering bill This
discussed at some length. Before the vote was
taken many members had left the hail. that the
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

CHICAGO June Is Special Notice was given nat .
meeting OF the Passenger Association "oua
ne held THURSDAY IN CITY at which time The a1a
Of the organlzation w BE- wound up and II VIII be eFs
into the westerr Passenger Association.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
's Education, n eaIih, Home,

exercises for invitation to the society OF the
sons Of the American Revolution" TO be present and
for committee Of rinc members of the House 10 make
suitable arrangements for the occasion.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

EARNINGS OF THE UNION PACIFIC FOR APRIl.
Boston, June 1G.-The statement OF the Union Pacific
Railroad Company for April shows earnings Of the
entire system Of 1861 2O7 increase s77i,74s; net
earnings, 81 034 1913; increase $50 O9l. For four
months ended April 80 the gross earnings were
S12,635.3l6: increase. Fl $50 ,067; net earnings
SO 191 ,241 increase S136 006.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

,,,rrs ONCE June II, a m-More or les
at,Od Yesterday until late afternoon when 'ne
The winds were light and variable but H.u's
Prom the sea and the air kept aonormay mon.
V' rhs relative humidity 20. The tempe''sa' p',
p III tween e2 and IS degrees. the average looc
raas ,al, lower than the Corresponding day ''''
and 4 loWeI % thts city to-day there will probably %
IN ~ In ,,ir weather with slight thermal changes
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

EAsTDOUND SHIPMENTS FhOI VHrV3'"O'
Chicago, June Is (special.-Last weeks eastoouhu
shipments reached total OF o1.3OS tons' against
6463s the previous week and 30,lbo the correspohu
ing week of 1890. The Nickel Plato Is sun ,aNis
about 90 uer cent of the oats while the Wabash pro-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
The Good Old Fashioned Way!

Don't lose half your money by buying milk half con-
denssd The Anglo.swiss Company's 'Milkmnd,"
Rose" other Brands still condensed In the good
old fashioned war.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
Five Hours TO Washlnatsu.

The fastest trains America are In service between
Sew-fork, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington via
Jersey Central. Reading and b. and o. Roads Station
ioot Cf Lbcr.y.st.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington. June 1G.-TO-day's bond offerings were
as follows Registered Is, $500 @3, 500, $1,000
coupon As, 100000 at 122 coupon les $1,000
at lO3
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
NOMINATED BY TIE PRESIDENT

the Senate the following nominations
Joseph Edward Hayden District Of Columbia. to be
Consul at BTesau. The following first Heuteuants tO
he captains Ordnance Department-Henry ID. Torup,
Lawrence l.. Bruf. Charles ii. Clark and William
CrOZier.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

Weakly Infants. the mothers end socitude are
made strong by Mcllin's Food. 1t Eeh IN muscle and
eoneformng constituents IN the Term ulch Is adapted
their digestive pewesA
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

v....- Yes...No!
not Wanted @ Extra: makes the best home drink
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

portion Of the dressed-becf traffic has fallen to 2S
per cent of the total There were 29.246 tons ol
-four, grain and provisions. OF this the Lake Shore
took 81 per cent, Michigan Central II, Grand Trunk
16, Fort Wayne and Nickel Plate each Is, Baltimore
and Ohio 10, and Panhandle >.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

- dloyr,m a c0ntlnuOus Hue SHOWS 0ne ". ,,.tas
cctn,tons ycsterday observed at the .he indicate
snrv,co station this city Inc dsshes
Slga, Slg,.5urs noted az Perry's Pharmacy sun buHu"s
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