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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-28

received by the carload from the spring.
in Waukesha, Wisconsin. A case of Sc
quart bottles delivered free,
5-21dtf FRANK KRUGER,
Sole Agent 115 West Main street.
Telephone 40.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-28
lib OHIO STREET.


This is BAzOO-Prce Ten Directions Using Etc
wonderful initiates
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
NOTHING BUT ASHES.
The city of Wallace, Washington. - Com
plete Ruin.

SPOKANE FALLS, WASH, July 90
Sunday nights fire - Wallace, in the
COucr D'Alene mines almost annihilated
the town. The ruin is complete, not
Il business house is left standing. The
total loss is Si1e,0oD On this there is
only S3s. 900 insurance. The fire start
cd at o'clock in the Central Hotel, and
in two hours everything was gone up,
the supply of water in the reservoir gave
out after ten minutes work by the fire
men and the town was left at the mercy
of the flames. Everything was taken,
many men losing even their coats.
Antonio De Marcie was burned to
death in his brothers saloon. Help
is already pouring in from surrounding
towns. The burned district covers
about eight blocks, the fire even reach
up in the surrounding hills and con-
Suming Il part of the residence portion
of the town. The flames are still rag
ing in the timber on the surrounding
hills. \ vigilance committee has been
organized for the protection OF the prop
erty and punishment of lawlessneSS,
but so far there has been no occasion to
act. A large number of people passed
Sunday night in the open air, but shell
ter has since been provided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
Term. Of fhe settlement.

LONDON, July ga despatch to thc
Times. dated Bucnos Ayrcs, July as. d.
p. m, says: II is rc-asScrtcd that terms
FOR settlement between the Govern
ment and the revolutionary forces have
been agreed upon. According 90 these
the civilians who have taken part Boa ihr
insurrection will not be punished. AN
captains OF the revolutionary forces and
all officers above the grade of captain
will be- deprived OF their rank The ar-
tillery OF the insurrectionists will hc
surrendered tomorrow. The above de-
spatch is President Colman's version Df
the situation al Buenos Ayres. Private
dispatches received from that city.
dated July 2s, 9:3Op. M, state that there
Is no change in the situation. and uo
chance for compromise between thr
two factions. The matter. ihc de-
spatchcs say. must be- fought out
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
ANOTHER VICTORY
For Wheeling Over the McKeesports Yes
terday Afternoon.

The crowd attracted by the base ball
game at the Island Park yesterday after
noon, was not a very large one. perhaps
owing to the big fall down the McKees-
p0rtcrs INDUCED in the day before.
They didn't do much better yesterday,
and the two goats Strutted about smil-
ing TO themselves and playfully buttlng
each when other Jumping-Jack TOrrey-
son INDUCED in his numerous idiOSyncra-
cies. Torreyson may be crazy, but he
is pretty good ball player for all that,
and even the goats gave him credit for
what good work he did.
Wheeling started her run getting in
the Fifth on singles by Lytle, Betz and
Williams and sacrifice by George,
which counted two. In the fifth VIII
liams was hit by a pitched ball, followed
by doubles by Mills and O'Brien and
errors by TorreySOn and Leamon and a
wild throw by Leamon. These were
factors in making three runs. One
more was made in the seventh on "a
base on balls, steal and a hit by
Zeigler.
The visitors were gO0segged until the
ninth, when Leamon hit safe and stole
second. followed oya hit by TorreysOn.
which would have only been single
had the ball not bounded badly and gone
several feet over Billy Georges head and
over the hill As it was il counted a
home run.
The Youngstowns will be- here to-day
and game will be called at 1870. Follow
Ing is tie official score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
MOUNTAIN CHAUTAUoUA.
The beginning of an Interesting Session
at Mt. Lake.

optttdt ftteJfdM 80 ttc htJtotF-
Mr. LAKE, PAKR, MD, July 99.-The
Chatauqua Assembly was opened at
7:30 this evening by the Morgantown
orchestra After several fine selections.
song and prayer, DR.. Baldwin intro
duccd Rev. w. l.. Davidson, the new
Superintendent, who spoke Of the scope
of the programme, and u'ged the
people to make this Chautauqua superior
To any in the land. Prof. Line, teacher
of photography, gave a short address on
his work. as did also Prof. Muchmorc,
teacher Of physiculture. The latter
gave fine exhibition of club
swinging and showed what could be
done in a short time. Madame Kasper
of Washington, was loudly chccred
for excellent singing. The handsome
and accomplished pianist, Miss Louise
Midway. of Baltimore, played the ac-
compartment. After more music and
beautiful Steriopticon views, the even
ing'S entertainment closed. The large
auditorium was crowded with a highly
cultured audience. Rev. Geo. +. llite,
of Parkersburg, and c. c. Albcrtson,
both of whom take part in the pro-
gramme, arrived to-day. \ number Of
Wheeling people went down TO attend
Barnum's circus. \ party of eleven ar
rived to-day from BarneSyille.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
FACTS IN \ SENTENCE.

The population of New Hampshire is
3115 900, gain of $4,000 in ton years.
The Swiss village of Brock has been de
stroyed by fire. Four women persisted
during the contiagratiou and many persons
were injured.
The plant of the Monitor PlOw Works at
Minneapolis was destroyed by fire yester-
day. entailing a loss of $4,000, Of which
So. 900 is on the buildings and $4,000 on
the stock. The loss is fully insured. The
fire caught from locomotive spark.
Leopold, Rose, Grants Abdallah and
Simi Gallon won in the grand circuit races
at Cleveland
Semper Fidele, Nevada, Tenacity and
Davidson won in the St. Paul races.
Volunteer, Castan. Kings Own, Eurus,
Jubilant and Miss Belle won in the Mon
mouth races.
The Executive Committee of the New
York Republican League adopted resolu-
tion in favor of the Election bill.
The protest Of the Republican citizens OF
Birmingham, Ala, against the Force bill,
was presented in the Senate yesterday.
J.H. Powers has been nominated for
Governor of Nebraska by the Peoples In
dependent party.
Jennie Drews, Nellie Warren ana Mamie
Warren, all small children, were strueR
and killed by an engine on the Erie oridge
at Patterson, y. j.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
WARAT KEESP0RT
RIOTING TUBE WORKERS CAUSE SERIOUS
TROUBLE
National Tube Works Start Up With Only
Fifty Men and They Are MObbed by
Striksrs-Seyeral Workmen
Badly Hurt.

PITrsBURG, July 29.-The National tube
works at McKeesport, has determined TO
start their mill without the aid of the
Amalgamated Association. The men were
requested to be on hands this morning, but
Of the 1000 men employed only 30 went to
work. This excited the strikers, and the
men going TO and from work were interfered
with James Jackson, brother of the
Superintendent was badly beaten at the
B. & o. depot, while two other workmen
only escaped by drawing revolyers. At
one time the excitement was so great it ap-
preached a riot, and Sheriff McCandless,
of this city, was called upon to be in readi-
ness. Other men were chased over
the hills by the crowd, and tonight Il
workman named Hacker was leaving the
works, when h, was attacked by another
mob He fired into the gang and was
knocked down by shower of bricks. He
was taken to the station house where
his injuries were found to be seri-
Gus. A committee of the strikers issued
n call for meeting tomorrow and coun-
seled peace Everything is quiet tonight,
but the company has determined to start
the mills after three weeks idleness,
while the men are equally determined to
remain out. The sheriff is in readiness
with posse to answer any call.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
WORLD FAIR PLANS.
HOW THE EXHIBITS WILL BE DIVIDED BE-
TWEEN THE SITES.
A Great Agricultural Sh1w and Machinery Ex-
hibit at Jackson Park, With Art and
Foreign Exhibits on Lake Front,
Legislature Ratfes Plan.

Chicago, July 29.-The directors Of
the Worlds Fair have prepared a state
ment Of the manner in which it Is pro-
posed to divide the exhibits between the
Lake Front and Jackson Park, in re-
sponse to request from the State Leg
islature to that end. They say they in
tend to put in Jackson Park the agricul-
tural display, in all its divisions, includ-
ing products Of the soil, live stock and
food products: machinery Of all sorts,
the forestry exhibit. the railroad dis
play, electrical appliances, printing ex-
hibit, glass making and pottery eXhib-
its, mineral display, architecture and
engineering, cotton and woOlen mills
and their manufactures, military and
sporting weapons, marine display, etc
1t is intended that this portion Of the
exhibition shall equal in interest that
on the Lake Front, On the latter it is
proposed to locate the art building, the
decorative art and art manufacture
building. Turkish, Indian and Egyp-
tian villages. Governmental exhibits, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30

A late dispatch from Warrington
SAYS: Taylor. Burt and LatShaw'S Tag
CART No. reached first pay sand at
about 9o'clock tonight and at once be-
gan flowing forty feet over the derrick.
Practical oil men say she is a dandy
and mach better than Burt'S Daisy No.
1. Various estimates are placed on 1t,
some saving it is good for a 200 barrel
well. but il is impossible to put Il
reliable estimate on it. This well IS To-
Gated four hundred feet east Of the Burt
No. !. and one-half mile east of the
South Peun's Fannie No. /, which is Il
duster. This makes eight wells produc-
ing oil in this field, and only one duster.
MONTGOMERY, Jackson < Co.'S Fleming
is doing seventy barrels. Dewitt, Jack
son 4 CO.. Amos is doing forty barrels.
The Logan OIL Co. : Hawkins No. l. the
Burt No. ,. and the Rose Dancer No.
are the next wells due. and all are eN-
pected to.be big producers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
AFArAL AcCIDENT
The sad Death Of Little August Grr"e' 81
the south Side.

About , o'clock yesterday afi"rnoDn.
while August Grewe. aged lO years. .
son Of William Grewe, was leading a
horse along Twenty-second street be-
tween Market and Main streets. be- wl,
kicked I'm the head by one ~ the O.
mails hoof, and died in about twen.i
Mr.. Grewc. the father of the unfortu-
nate bov. f. a baker, and 30 seems 10
have been the custom Of the family %
send the boy up 10 the watering trough
at the head Of the Fifth Ward market
house. The boy got up to the trough
an right Yesterday. and after the ami
mai had quenched its thirst young
Grcwe started 20 lead it back
IN the stable. In the rear OF his home.
ON Main street When the lad had
reached the corner Of alley u and
street, the horse became
restiye. and began 10 dance around. aud
In kicking he struck the lad on the right
side Of the head with one Of bis hooi>,
fracturing the skull IN a horrible man
ler. The unfortunate boy was 40 once
.arried into Menkemiller's and Dr. john
r. Pipe. was sent for, but the lad ~a,
beyond surgical aid. and died in about
wenty minutes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
Missed the washburn MIIIs.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, July 29.-The
PHlsbury-English syndicate, which last
fall bought the big PillSbury and W.
d. WaShburn Touring mills in this city
with a daily capacity Of $4,000 barrels,
has failed in its effort to secure the
mills belonging to c. c. WaShburn heirs,
eight thousand barrels daily capacity,
and tonight a lease for an additional
five years was signed with WaShburn'
Crosby Il Co., who have for number
of wears been operating these mills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
TWO RIGHTEOUS MEN
Eenny and Wanny Declare Against the
Lottery.

WA~ruNcroN. July 29.-PreSidcnt
Harrison to-day sent message 10 Con
rresS saving that the recent attempt 90
secure charter from the state of North
Dakota for d lottery company. pending
effort to obtain from the state OF Lou
-s,ana renewal of the charter OF the
Louisiana State Lottery, and the estab-
f.hment 0f ouc or more lottery COM
rar-.> ar Mexican towns near our bor-
der la.e served @ good purpose OF cali
.r- public attention 90 an evil OF vast
r-,r1ruous. The bauefu effects of a
'.--.rv Ner, NOT limited 20 any one
STATE. hlt the people OF an the
States ar. dchauchcd and defrauded.
Thr. E., dome through the mail
service. and if thi, service were stopped
.omuar.,, could hardly exist. The
csr.r.l had become % lottery hcadquar-
,.-> and postal c.rrh> and police officers
.hai come .udcr tbc corrupting touch
..fth..r agents. The mails should be
urr-ed. audi m addition DO might oe
necessary to regulate the carrying OF
express letters iu order to prevent their
use for the lottery companies. There
can De- no division Of sentiment ANA the
President hopes that proper power VIII
boz given t1 thc Po>toilice Department.
a letter of the Postmaster General.
also enclosed, calls attention to the iu-
efficiency ot the present law and recon-
m,uds the passage Of the anti-iottery
bin recently reported to the House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
Fest Notes

1t is understood an effort will be- made
to have the turner's repeat the wand eX-
erciSes this afternoon, and IL will prob
ably be done.
Weisgerber Il Cappell have their
place beautifully decorated. The out
side decorations were added to last
night by electric lights.
The McKeeSport people had great
time last evening. Headed by their
band they marched through the streets,
with red fire, and several several sere-
nadeS were made.
A telegram was received yesterday
that the Bclaire Turn Society had taken
one of the second prizes at the fest at
Columbus. but they couldn't say in
what performance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
VICTORIOUS SALVADORIANS.
They Have Won Eleven Battle, from
Their Enemies

CITY OF MENIco. July 2g- Geronimo
POu; agent Of San Salvador. says boo fhr
eleven battles delivered 70 date the Sal
yadOrians have come ont victorious.
The rest OF the Gautcmalan army j.
fleeing in all directions toward the .u-
terror. and not a single Gautcmalan SOLE
dieT is left ON the frontier.
A revolution against BarrIIlas hae
broken out IN the Eastern Department
Several well-known General, head h.
and the downfall Of the present Gaute-
malan Government is considered more
than probable. Barrilas is pleading
for foreign Intervention In his favor
REPORTS FROM GAUTEMALA.
Mr.. Jacob Baiz Gautemalan Consul
General in New York, has received thr
following dispatch from Minister Die
guz. Of Guatemala. az Mexico.
"MEXIco, July 2s -Gautemala ac-
ccpted war provoked by Eleta. Mica
ragua and Costa Rica signed treaty with
Guatemala TO demand resignation of
E1eta. and re-establish legal ncJimc boo
Salvador"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
Roldmnn.s stolen BOOTY.

tBecidI IeltgrdW 70 ne HtglSItf
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, July ga.
w. Preston has recovered $500 of the
money stolen by Boldman. When
about to be captured Goldman threw
the roll of money into ditch. 1t was
afterward found by some Wayne County
boys. who used enough to purchase a
watch apiece and hid the remainder.
One OF the bills. Canadian bill paid for
the watches, and was identified by the
bank as one stolen from Preston, and
traced back to the BOYS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
Montenerro.. pemana ON rnrk...

LONDON. July 29.-The Prince of
Montenegro has made a formal demand
upon the Forte for indemnity for the
outrages committed by Albaniaus, and
threatens that the Montcncgrin, viii
cross the frontier IN force unlcs, prompt
satisfaction is given by the Turk, The
demand is significant, for the reason
that Montenegro is So closely as,oc.nel
with Russia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
The Latest Annexation Scheme.

PORTLAND. MI. July 29.-A gentle
man formerly prominent in two Repub-
lican administrations, and who IS now
at Bar Harbor, intimates that the
United States is likely to annex lIayti
or San Domingo. and that Mr.. Blaine's
views on sugar duties have bearing on
this point. \ Dominican statesmen
recently paid hurried visit to Mr..
Blaine. Minister Douglas return from
IIayti may have some connection with
the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
INDIANA DROUTH.
Hoosier Pastures Entirely Burned Out.
Crops Ruined.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 29.-AdviceS
from all sections of the State are to the
effect that the growing crops and fruits
are being badly injured by the drought
which has prevailed for about four
weeks.
The melon crop has already been cut
down one-half, and the berry crop has
been unusually small. The growing
corn, owing TO late planting, is very
backward, and the drought has proved
so disastrous that but little will silk ont
unless rains come within 4 few days.
Pastures are burned out. and in many
sections the new hay is being fed to
stock. Wells have become dry, and in
jackson and other counties the people
are obliged to haul water for domestic
nurDoSpS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
Take Notice.

Remember that the present charter oil
The louisiana State Lottery Company,
which the Supreme Court Of the L. ). has
decided TO be a Contract with the State of
louisiana and part Of the Constitution OF
the State. does not expire until the First
of January, 1895 The Legislature Of Lou
isiana. which adjourned on the 10th OF
july of this year, has ordered an amend
ment to the Constitution Of the state 10 De
submitted to the People at an election n, ln
lS9a. which will carry the charter OF Inc
Louisiana State Lottery Company up 70
he year Nineteen Hundred and Nlneteen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 29.-Commis-
sioncr John " Mason has submitted 20
the Secretary of the Treasury "a prelimi-
nary report Of the operations of the inter
nal revenue bureau during the las. fiscal
wear The comm ssiOuer saws that the
total collections from all sources Of inter
ral revenue were SI42. .5g4 6q5. an increase
of SlI. .1O0. Pip as compared with the cOllec-
Uous during the preceding year Among
the collections are the following. ONO
Sl3.430q1O. Pennsylvania Sy,CG,2l1, West
Virginia s,44 t6g
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
1T WAS PRESENT.
The Cape May Cottage Given Mrs. IIarri-
son for -.


NV YORK. July 2g.-There is no
longer amy doubt that Mrs. Benjamin
Harrison was presented with a cottage
at Cape May by syndicate of Philadel-
pAa real estate people. consisting Of
Au>on a. Hamilton. John Wanamaker
and William Y. Mexican. will be shown
by the World m au inside history Of the
transaction. which will De printed to-
morrow morning The ground was
purchased last January 10y Mr.. Hami-
ton for >l.1-5. and "a few months later
was sold by him 90 Mr. Mexican for
$1,000 after cottage had been put up.
This Mr.. Mexican gave 90 Mrs. Harri-
son for the sum of 81. which was paid
Co make the gift legal This was ON
june s.. Thirteen days later the deeds
We're fled iu the County Clerks Office i'm
regular form.
The World will print the deed ia full
and there is mo- question as 10 It's accu-
racy. Hamilton. one Of the donors.
owns most of Cape May. while Wana-
maker and Mexican own slices of prop
erty near tbe Harrison gift cottage, and
this Is given as the reason for the pre-
~pnrHffun
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
Dnde Whlte's Lie i'm JAN.

WA,uiNcroN. ID. c.. July 29.-B.
shepard White. the young society
t0rzer. has requested a friend 10 bring
h.m o. fcw cases of pOtted meats and
white bread to the jail and some cigar
ertes. Young friends are constantly
ringing up thc Iail by telephone, but
White is never allowed Co answer. The
nluiryrs lrc requested 90 call during
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30

At Indianapolis-Cleveland 3, Brooklyn
,: earned runs, Brooklyn ); hits : and 9;
errors ) and (; pitchers, Garfield and Low
EFT: attendance, l.200.
At inciunati-Clncinnati H. Boston 3;
earned runs. : and hits, IL and ); errors,
each: pitchers Mullaue and Getzein.
At Chicago Chicago :. Philadelphia Is;
earned runs and ,; hits II and I; errors,
3 and ! pitchers. Stein and Nickery; at
tendance. | .361
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
An oil Mans Terrible Fan.
Special Telegram to M Register.

Spfctdl ItitgrdHi 10 me Register
ToRoNro. O.. July 29.-Pat McCon-
nell. rig builder, fell eighty feet from
the top Of a derrick on the Coast and
Evans fivc-acre lease on the Warwick,
in the Turkeyfoot oil field, to-day. His
body broke a girder and went through
the double roof Of the belt house in the
fall. Mcconnell is forty-five years old
and unmarried. His brothers. James
and Randall Mcconnell. of Pittsburg.
were telcgraphed for. lie cannot live.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
GREAT LABOR CONGREss
Representative Farquhar Want q Com
mission Appointed

WAsHINGToS. July 30 Rcpre-eniatih'
Farquhar. of Few York. introduced bid
today 10 create a commission t0 Boz known
as the United States Commission 0f the
Worlds Congress Of Labor f0 consist of
nine members. 10 be- appointed by The
President II shall be- the duty Of the
commissioners 10 discuss labor 10 an its
phases The Commission is authorized t0
invite. through the President, delegates of
foreign countries 90 take part in the con
fgrautta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
Strange Death of "A Roy.

SpsciGl IelfGrdDi % ne Re0lsfer.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, July % In
telligence was received here yesterday
that boy named Bradshaw, aged l.
years, was killed near Ceredo, while
bathing in Twelve-Pole creek. The
boy was swimming past place where
men were working on the Norfolk and
Western railroad, when blast was put
of. and a huge chunk of rock struck
him on the head. stunning him. He
sank, and when aid reached him he
,,-as daad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
PLAYERS League.

At Chicago ;, Brooklyn 3;
earned. 3 each: errors, , and :; pitchers,
Baldwin and Sowders; attendance 2,tO5.
At leveland-Clevelaud Il, Boston q:
hits. 2l and :: errors, 1 and 3; earned, II
and /: pitchers, Gruber, Kilroy and Mad
den: attendance l.2l3.
At Buffalo-Buifalo, 3; Philadelphia "
hits, and 10; errors. ana D earned runs
and I: pitchers. Keefe and Bufinton
Attendance. g31.
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RATHER SHIFTLESS.
Mary Anderson's Relatives are No
Good.

DENVER, COL, July 29.-The Mary
Anderson ranch, on the Kiowa, is now
almost abandoned. The actress pur-
chased the place several years ago and
stocked it with blooded horses and cat
tie. for which she paid thousands OF
dollars. The property and stock she
made a present OF to her relatives and
placed half-brother in charge, hoping
thereby to help him, as he appeared
totally incapable of helping himself.
Instead of keeping up the valuable
ranch, they have Shamefully neglected
it. selling off or letting the finest stock
die, until it is now almost a wilderness,
abandoned to the coyotes and jack
rabbits. IFH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
River and Hnrbor Bm to Come Up Au-

WA~WNoroN, July 2S.-ln pursuance
Co the understanding reached i'm the
Republican Senatorial caucuSc> last
night Senator Frye had conference
to-day with the members OF the Finance
Committee. II was agreed among them
that ON Friday ON the sth of August
the River and llarbor bin shall be taken
NO for consideration and pressed 90 a
determination. the Tariff bin To- oe laid
aside until 10 is disposed OF.