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Joined the absentees, and located him
sell on Il lounge, declining to enter the
chamber. Dut the requests and suppl
cations OF bis party associates proved ioc
strong, and upon this vote he recorded
his name In the affirmative. The vote
resnl lied: Yeas, lG0; nays, none, the
clerk noting a quorum.
Notwithstanding tho protests OF Mr..
O'Ferrall, the Speaker directed the read.
Ing Of Saturdays journal.
Mr.. OFerrell demanded a division on
its approval, and while The Republicans
were being counted he retired to the
cloak room amid victorious shouts from
the Republicans and expressions OF re-
gret at his desertion.
Aa soon as Mr.. O'Ferrell was out OF
the hall, Mr.. Haugen asked unanimous
consent to dispense with the division
and there being no Democrat present to
object, It was 80 ordered amid laughter
and applause.
Then Mr.. O'Ferrell returned. but the
Journal had been approved. Mondays
Journal was approved. The question
then REQUIRED upon the frat Of the ma.
jority resolutions to unseat Venable,
which was agreed to, yeas, 1G7; nays, |;
Mr.. Cheadlc, the clerk noting quorum.
Then came the question on tue seat.
ing OF Ian .ston, aud 1t was carried on
division, Mr.. O'Ferrell and Mr.. Cheadle
alone voting in the negative.
TWO MORE REPUBLICANS SEATED
Mr.. Haugen then escorted Langston
10 the bar OF the House, while the Re-
publican side and the galleries broke
into applause and cheers, which were
redoubled as the Speaker administered
The oath.
Then came chorus from the Repub.
lican side, "Call up another case," and
in response to the chorus. Mr.. RowelI,
of Illinois. called up the South Carolina
Ease OF Miller against Elliott. MIR.
OFerrell raised the question OF consider.
ation and on a vive voce vote the Speak
or stated that the House had determin.
ID TO consider the election case.
MIR. O'Ferrell made the point there
was no quorum present. The Speaker
leclined to entertain the point, stating
hat the last vote had shown a quorum,
md that since then several Democrats
lad entered the hall.
The previous question was ordered
md despite protest from Mr.. Kerr, OF
Iowa, that some reason for Its adoption
'hould be given, the resolution unseat.
ng Elliott and seating Miller was agreed
o without division.
Then, on motion Of Mr.. Henderson, OF |
iowa, the uonse went into Committee |
,fthe Whole (Mr. Burrows, Of Michigan,
II the chair on the Senate amendments
o the deficiency bill.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Prospect" Of y Fairly Lively Timc At
Moundsvlllo To.dny-So wnlk.over for
Juhn n.

Nlouudsvilio To.day-No wnlk.ovsr 10,
John D.
There werc a number Of prominent
Democrats OF the Fifs. dlstric. In The
city last evening, delegates 10 the Con.
gressionai Convention. which Is to meet
at Moundsville to-day. Among them
was John 9. McEldowney. OF New Mar.
tinsville, chairman Of the Congressional
Committee. who was registered at the
Windsor. The committee met last even.
ing and decided that Col. W. W. Arnett
should preside as temporary chairman.
Squire L. Z. Smith, Of New Cumber.
land, arrived last evening, and Is the
gnest Of his son.in.law, Mr.. ". @,
Young, on the Island. He is the only
delegate from Hancock County, and
while his talk seemed to be for pendle.
ton, there Is belief thrt II Col. Ben
Wilson Is before the convention he will
have the Squire among bis supporters.
r. g. Linn, Of Glenville, and A. A.
Lewis, Of Weston, are among those in
town. They are at The Mcclure.
Il. S. Blair, IT,, OF Richie county, L
]. Berry and W. G. Hyer, Of Brax,on
Court House, and B. l.. Morgan, oil
We,zel county, were at the Stamm house
over night.
B. EArnshaw and J. Boyles, Of Wetzel
county, Amos J,llia and II B. Petit, Of
Lit.leton, and Aug. Hille, OF Archers q
Fork, slept At the Behler,
W. 7. Campbell, Of Wellsburg, one Of
the Brooke county delegates, Ia tho guest
Of John 0. Pendleton.
Only a few delegates were at Mounds.
Vile last evening. ". M. kincaid and
Edward Blue, both Of Marshall county,
werc quartered there. Col. Dan John.
son came in early In tho morning. The
Colonel has been hus.ling, and those
who think hes out Of the race may find |
out to the contrary.
One OF the delegates said last night |
that the very general impression that
Pendleton had a walkover was not war;
ranted BY the facts. He prophesied that
4 dark horse, Judge Jacob, Of. this
or Ben Wilson, would walk oil
With the nomination.
W. + Lively, OF Weston, has been
seeing people, and does not take kindly
70 the suggestion that his hard work
and liberal expenses have been in vain.
The Court House at Moundsville has
been nicely decorated for both the
Democratic and Republican conventions,
members OF both parties contributing
equally.
At Mouudsville last night the general
Impression was that Pendleton would
30 nominated. Some SAID that il he is
lot nominated on the first ballot lie will
lot get it at all, but that view is not gen.
'rally accepted. Lively will have good
'ote in the convention. Nobody, it is
wants peudleton nominated,
tut he has the convention by the ears,
pleading the martyr act, etc.
The delegates from this county and
'thers who are in the city will go down
It o'clock this morning on the B. & o.
Dad, accompanied by brass band.
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ptc,Gl D,spdich TO The Intelligencer.

opttOEt O1SUt11EH 10 VIC IHltl1IUtHCtT.
WESTON, ". Va, Sept. 23.-Mr.J. Il.
Clifton, an aged and respected citizen,
died very suddenly at his home near
Jane Lew to-day about noon.
Mrs. John Dolan, who died yesterday,
was buried from St. Patrick's Catholic
church here to-day. This was All ex.
ceedingly sad death. She leaves hus.
band and an infant babe only two
weeks old,
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CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Late last night
two roal agents took possession Of
street car on Ogden avenue near Albany
avenue and Douglass park, and for few
moments created quite lively ecene.
John Lynch was the only passenger on
the car, and in response To the command
OF hands up, he complied without hesi.
fancy, and was relieved Of his purse con.
tanning S35 and gold watch. Both Of
the men were masked, and when the
work OF holding up Lynch was COM
pleted they left the car and took the side
street, The police are on the alert for
their apprehension.
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SAN Francisco, Sept. 23.-Mlle Pen.
horst, aged %, last nightahot and fatally
wounded Samuel Goldberg, to whom she
has been engaged. Golberg told the girl
his family would prevent their being
married in the usual form, but he would
marry her by contract. When she re-
fused he threatened to kill both herand
himself, and it is believed his threats
melted her to shoot him,
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The Jewish Day OF Atonement, "Yom
began at 6 O'Clock last evening.
It is one Of the most solemn fasts OF the
Hebrews. Last evening seryices were
held in the eynagoeue, and there win be
services again at Q u. ~. to-day. The
last ends at G p. N. to-day, but solemn
occasion devoted to religious services
and meditation opens then and contin.
ues a week.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-At the suggestion
OF Mayor Creieer the council last night
passed resolution requesting the. Mayor
to nsk the Attorney General Of the
State to begin actions in quo warranto
agsinot the gas companies (which form
the gas trust for the PURPOSE q forfeit.
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CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 2s,-The Coun'
Gil Of Seven Of the American branch Of
the American branch Of the Irish
National Land League met here this af.
ternoop. Its sessions are secret, but the
President, Mr.. John Filssurald, Of Lin
coin, Neb., says that the object is to ap'
point committees 10 meet md care iol
the coming speakers from Ireland. Not
withstanding the arrest Of Alessrs
O'Brien and Dillon, Mr.. Fitzgerald
uameD them as coming speakers along
with Messrs. Connor aud 0 Reilly.
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viii Shrink Their DUTY.

WASHINGTON, D. g., Eept. o2S.-It is
proposed by some OF the Democratic
Representatives that the Republicans
shall be compelled to pass the tariff bill
without tho aid of Democratic votes in
the House. Ii sufficient signatures are
obtained for call caucus Of Demo-
cratic Representatives will be held to
determine upon line o; policy to be
uursunl.
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"One Moro Unfortunate.n q

Special Dispatch TO The Intcui0encer.
CLARksBuRa, W. Va, Sept. 23.-A
woman named Tude Christner attempted
suicide by taking laudanum here to-day.
She got an overdose and failed in her
effort. She claims to have been ruined
by Monongah man under promise OF
marriage aud the wedding was set for
to-day. Her lover failed to keep his
promise and she attempted her life.
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Stenmship Nowa.

LosDos, Sept. 23-rhs Innan line
steamer City OF New York, which anil. d
September II for Liverpool, was siuna,l1
ed on Brow Head at 9:55 o'cjock th;s
morning. Thir.y-Gye minutes tA ista. thls ,ha
White Star line steamer Teuion;c s a,;ns ;.ls
also left New York on sep.emhe, ~ TH,tr tat
Liverpool, passed the same noint TS. los
City Of New York sailed from Nav yore nre
tonic. o"u VI tue leu
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Murdered by Rurclnys.

LOGAN, O., Sept. 9s.-Four masked
robbers entered the house Of John
krimm.an aged farmer living near Glib.
sonyille. Hooking county, and struck
him and his aged wife with a blunt in.
strument, robbed the house and escaped.
tie old man died from his Injuries. No
clue has been obtained that rs likely to
leaQ to the identity Of the Sohbeza.
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CREssoS, Pa, Sept. 23.7-Thls was the
last day Of the Presidents vacation at
Cresson, and mos, OF the time was spent
in preparing for his departure for the
National Capital tomorrow. The trip
will be made on the New York and
Chicago limited, which will make q
sepcial stop tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock, aad which is due at Washington
at 5:55 o'clock in tie evening. -
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The Floods In F,Rnce.

PARIS, Sept. 23.-The foods in tbe
Department OF Gard have caused much
damage to property. On Sunday the
tlver Khone rose nineteen lect, and tho
town OF beacuire was flooded. At WI,
lerFaneue, on the Herault, thirty.nine
miles northwest OF Mines, the river
overiiowed its banks and undermined a
portion OF cemetery. A number ot
cohns we're washed out, and together
river, 'i4o
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Distinguished Prosnect!ur Party,

Special Dispatch 10 The Iatesli 0encer.
FAlnNoSr, W. Va, Sept. ga nota-
Bile party Of gentlemen arrived this
morning and took carriages for the pur-
pose OF examining the coal fields and the
route Of the proposed West Virginia 4
Pennsylvania railroad between here and
Morgantown. Among the number were
General Nathan Goff, ex-senator Henry
G. Davis, Hon. Stephen B. Elkins, Col.
Ben Wilson, r. T. Lowndes. Prof. T. @.
White, T. NJ. Jackson and others. They
we're joined here by Mr.. Joseph Z.
Sands, Col. William Hood and others
Interested in this line.
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an Endemic nr s,,,,,

BERLIN, Sept. 23.-Tho epideni, =,
suicide a,' continues in this city. A sensa.
ton tor. was created to-day by the discoverr
tnat u a. Major Won Norman, commsudanyt y
Q! 1he cadets school here. haI L;iIa1
nimaeii by taking poison. To m.t "a 1a h;a
m9tS oouh!y sure, after he had swaiiow' o
60 90 tne poison, lie opened lne " artetis.
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Special Dispdtch to Hx Inhlli1alccr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. 23.-Ths
Governor disappointed James F. Brown,
ofthis city, Regent OF the State Uni.
versity, in place Of D. G. Gallaher, re.
signed. Mr.. Brown is an alumnus OIL
the institution and is looked on as a good
appointment.
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Special Dispatch 10 The Intdll1entfr. NJ
WAsulSGroS, D. G., Sept. 23.--A
patent was granted to-day to Enoch W.
fant and ". B. Anderson, Of franklin,
ior convertible chair.
West Virginia pensions were granted as
follows: Relssue-OoalmRr Trickett,
Pallsell. Reissue and Increase-Alfred
St. Clair, Pt. Pleasant.
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MAnsHALlrows, Iowa, Sept. 23.--
While the Chicago, St. Paul ( Hansas
City did not succeed in completing ita
double track through the city, as it
started out 10 do Sunday, the road is
practically master Of the situation. The
city authorities expected to have all the
new track torn out and carted away yes.
terday, but at 7 o'clock in the morning
they were enjoiued from interfering
with the work begun by the company.
Hence matters are locked up till the
court dissolves ono or both iniunclions.
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alAvin and McAulitru K,,un,, Or

LONDON, Sept. 23.-sIavin and afc.
Aullhe We're arraigned in the Ian beth
ponce court this morning and each
poGnd over to keep the peace in el o0o
each prisoner furnishing ons auretv' s'T, ~
appear when called upon. Ifanv brsac,' -
OF tne peace occurs warrants will ha :.
committing magistrate, s'o 'ne
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OF Louis Aldrich's play, "The Editor, /"
to be seen at the Opera House nest
Monday evening for the frs. time in
Wheeling, the Philadelphia Lsdqer saws:
The chief merits OF the production Ije
in COED deal Of bright dialogue, with
here aud there clever witIciam, as well
as in the strength Of Mr.. Aldrich's part.
that o! Coz. John Hawkins, a Western
editor, whose nanuer and Inrthoda are
pleasantly reminiscent OF the hero in
My Partner" He looked the par. ,o
perfection, acted it admirably and took
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Murdered and Robbed.

SYRACUSE, NY, Sept. o3.-Last night,
in the town Of stockbridge, Madison
county, near Nashville village, John
Streeter WIS brutally murdered by some
unknown persons, supposed to Be hop
plckers whom he was just about to pay
OF. Streeter's body was found this
morning. Alqree amopntoit money waa
taken from his person.
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Earthquake iii South Carolina.

COLUMBIA, S. O., Sept. os.-Six distinct
shocks OF earthquake have been re-.
ported as occurring about 2:S0 this
morning. The last shock was notices
able for nearly q minute. a rumbling
accompanied the shocks which appeared
to come from the south,
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a Town lt.!Faluy.

PANAMA, Sept. 23.-It Is officially "a.
ported here that the town of coion A.
pinwall. is burning and that tho preater
part Of the town haa already been do.
stroyed. "a, 0oon oe'
A private dispatch from as,i,,,u
dated September 23 and timed d1"a!''
says: The fire is under control. " Tns ,s
damages are confined To Front a,rant nne
the Panama railroad, freight house e'ieot' snS
the market house and the Pacific steam.
ship company's property is safe '"t'
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Stone Nominated.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. s3.-At Kane, Pa,
to-day G. W. Stone, Of Warren county,
was nominated by the Republicans tor
Congress in the Twenty.seventh district
on the second ballot.
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THE BlRCutl.L TRIAL.
pellor on the Stand-Ilis Cross.Exnmination
EaHv.

fellbr ON The StaDd-Iils CroBs.EInmlnntlon
Easy.
WoopsrocK, OST., Sept. o3.-Tbe trial
Of Birchell for the murder OF Benwell in
Blenheim was resumed to-day in the
presence Of a large crowd Of spectators.
The first witness was young Pelter, who
was nattily dressed in light clothes. He
answered promptly and seemed deairous
to tell all he knew OF the case. On
cross-examination by Mr.. BIackstock no
particular line seemed to be followed,
but points were taken up here and there
and dealt with. Peller stated among
other things that when Birchell and he
had been practicing signatures in the
hotel OF which Mr.. Osler made great
point yesterday, Birchell also engaged
in making sketches, in which he is an
adept. 1t had been expected that Black.
stock would give Peller hard time of it
on cross.examiua.ion, but such was not
the case, and all were surprised when
the young man was allowed to stand
down after fifteen minutes or 80 OF Cross
questioning. Evidently it was MIR.
Blackstock's purpose to use the evidence
Of Peller as the basis for the cross.e1am.
ination of other witnessea.
Charles Benwell, brother OF the muir
dered man, followed Peller. His testi-
mony, in the main, related to the identi.
cation OF bis brothers. clothing and olher
articles found on his body. William
Davis gave important testimony on the
distance from Eastwood TO the place
where the body was found.
The defendant will doubtless try to
prove that it waS impossible to walk that
distance in the time at Birchell's dis.
posal in that locality on the day of the
murder. Adjournment vas then taken
for dinner.
A dense throng was gathered in front
Of the court house as Birchell was taken
back to the Jail. Carriages were drawn
up all around, many Of them filled with
ladies. Birchell stands the scrutiny Of
the multitude we'll. He does not smile
so much as he did at his Niagara Falls
examination, but is quite composed and
bis Indifference is amazing.
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Electric Light Contract Lot,

'peeta1 DIspdlch 10 he Initlli0encer.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Sept. 2s.-The con.
tract for lighting this city by electricity
Was let last night to the Edison Com
pany. The contract calls for io.ty.six
lights at seventy.Gve dollars per light.
Work on the new plant wilt be com
menced at once.
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Natioupl Pr,sou Association.

ClNclNNArI, Sept. 2S.-The Eations,
Prison Association will meet Tor q session
Of several days on September 2j. A
large number otdelegates will present.
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A. j. Pcar,on TOR Congress.
periuI Dlspuich TO the Ii,iklli1cnetr.

Special Ulfpdlch 70 lhe INltHl1cnteF :,
CALDWELL, ONO, Sept. 23.-1n the
Seventeenth Ohio district to-day the
Democratic Congressional convention
here nominated A. ]. Pearson, Of Mon
roe county, for Congress on the tenth
ballot.
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=,
(iDOu fpr ~

Vl7f OF MExfco, Sept. o3.-Two l,r,.
ilot:ery companies from the " 'GIn;s, ,t;,ss
n. ".us .,es ma nave asked the Mexican govern.
\ \ ,n' ior q concession, but president
0'z says he will refuse the reouest
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A new stenographic machine in use
by the Italian Parliament ts eapable'o
recording 2b0 words q minute aud can
be readily manipulated by blind per-
son,
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4 Chicago publishing house is aending
out circulars announcing new French
novel with the assurances: "lf this book
Is not suppressed i, will have 9 wonder.
fui sale"
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InE worst cases Of Bcroiula, salt rhcum
and other diseases of the blood, are cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 4
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OBSTRUCTION FAILS.

One hundred aud sixty.four members
responded to the call, and without any
announcement Of the result, further
proceedings were dispensed with and
the vote again rccurred on approving
Fridays Journal. When this loll.call
was in progress, applause and misses
were given when Mr.. Milliken entered
the hall. ~ '.
For a time, Mr.. .Cheadle. Of Indiana
who is opposed 10 l.angston's claims,'
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A SAMPLE CASE,
PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
Obs.ruct,cnists Full In Their Purpose an
the Republicans Form IL Quorum.

Obstruct,cnistn Full In Their Purpose and
the Republicans Form Quorum.
WAsnlSGroN, Sept. e3.-Mr. o 'Ferrall.
of Virginia, was the only Democrat in
the House this morning during the de.
livery OF tho prayer. The clerk i'm
media.ely began to call the roll on the
approval OF Fridays Journal. The
clerk having called tho roll announced
tho pairs and .recapitulated the list OF
those voting. The Speaker hesitated
before he announced the result, there be-
ing but two lacking Of a quorum.
Mr.. O'Ferrall demanded that tho re-
suit should be announced. In order to
delay tho announcement Republican
nttcr Republican rose and requested to
know how they were recorded. Mr..
Grosyenor, OF Ohio, inquired how the
gentleman from Virginia (Mr. O'Ferrall)
had voted. ..t,
Dir. o'Ferrall replied that he had
never voted to perPe.rate larceny, and
he-uid not propose to do so in this case.
Mr., TAYLOR inquired whether the gen.
t)em.n from Virginia (Mr. O'Ferrall)
when he was seated by a Democratic
IIouse, considered it larceny.
Mr.. O'Ferrall retortel that the keep.
inc him out Of his seat had been lar
ceny. aud that n Democratic Congress
had vindicated him. as.r b.
Mr., Teylor-Thc only evidence that
YOU had a right to the seat was that you
were seated by n majority vote.
Mr., O'Ferrall-1t would be we'll to re.
member the course Of the Republicans
in tho last Congress, when for days and
weeksthey refraiued from voting in the
contested election case Of Sullivan
against FELTON,. !
MIR. Allen, Of Michissn-Why did you
not count us?
The vote was then announced to be
yeas, los; nays, 1--no quorum, and a call
Of the II ouse was ordered. Just as the
clerk began to call the roll, Mr.. Sweeney,
ofIowa, one OF tho absentees, entered
and was received by his colleagues with
upplause. Shortly afterward Mr.. Mndd,
Of Maryland, made his appearance and
received reception OF mingled applause
and Kisses. During the roll call the
camera vas again brought into re1uisi
ton and the photographer again repro
duced the array Of empty Democratic
seats. ,ss.
OBSTRUCTION FAILS.
One hundred aud sixty.iour members