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a Plague of Caterpillars.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-The Picayune's
Austin, Texas, special says millions of
caterpillars have invaded fields in that
section of Texas, and planters and farmers
are busy poisoning them. They are very
bad along the Brazos river, and it may be
that the cotton crop Of the state will be
seriously injured.
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Fremont,s win.

NEW YoRK. Aug. 1.-Gen. ]. G. Frsmont's
will was discovered yesterday in the arch
ives of of Surrogate Random's Office. It
was executed August Is, 1854, and deposited
in the iurroGate's office two days later in .
sealed envelope. He gives his entire estate
| to his widow.
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Lower Rates ON Food Products.

WAsH1noroa. Aug. l. Tho inter
state commerce commission has issued,
and will send out tomorrow, an
order, to take effect Sept. l, for reduction
Of rates on food products, based on the re-
port sent the senate June Z. The order is
accompanied by copy Of that report, and
also the opinion Of the commission oyerrul-
ing the protests and motions Of the roads to
dieml9 for want of Jurisdiction. This
the commission, in the matter of Beginning
and conducting Investigations, and the
commission holds its proceeding arc legally
sufbeient and the reductions necessary to
make rates reasonable.
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Sold to . Syndicate,

P1rrsBuRa, Aug. la telegram from
Findlay, Ohio, says prominent tableware
manufacturer says his establishment, with
every glass concern in the United States,
has been sold to an English syndicate, The
price paid averages 800, 600 per factory, or
$23OO,0O0 in all, as there are twenty three
factories in the country. The price of
tableware will be advanced as soon as the
syndicate assumes control.
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No More Corner, in cof,.e.

No More Corners In Coffee.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 1.-The board of mana
gers of the coffee exchange recommend that
coffee from Central America, East
and West Indies and South America, in ad-
dition to Brazil be good delivery. coffee
from Brazil only being good delivery here
tofore, The recommendation was adopted
to-day. It is asserted that this will do
away with the possibility Of engineering
corners, Id
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National League.

At Cincinnati AkH
fhiiadsiphi.... ! q iSYSgsss 8 5
Rhines, Harrington; Gleason and Clemsnte.
At Brooklyn-First Game RE
Pittsburg...... o o o o o 5 o o 93 10 q
Lovett. DAILY: Hecker, Decker.
At Brooklyn-Second Came R.H.x
Rrooklyn...... 3 Q 0-l0 II I
Pittsburg...... o o o o o o OIL Al
Terry and Foutz, Clark; Gibson and Osborne,
Decker.
At Indianapolis RE
New York;. l Q q Q Q o o o o-s6 q
Garfield, Nmmsr; Welch. Clark.
At Chicago a.H.x
G6eissse 6essss':.: S4s SO g !ss :
Hutchinson. Kittridge; Gwyn, Bennett.
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Blaine at Cape May.

CAFE MAY. Aug. 1.-Secretary of State
Blaine arrived this morning and is stop
ping tonight at Congress Hall. He re-
ceived an ovation from the people in the
lobby on his arrival. From Tomorrow he
Will be the guest of the president until their
return to Washington next week.
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Cattle Feeding Plant Burned.
O,1AHA. Neb., AuR. The Union Cattle
company's feeding plant at. Gilmore. four
miles below South Omaha, burned last
night, causing loas of $4,000, insurance
e65,O00.
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Racing 1t Saratoga.

ARAroaA, Aug. 1.-Six furlongs- Strata
! won, Tourist second, Woodblne third.
be, 1:2O.
lille and seventy yards-Little Crete
J, Dilemma second, Big Brown jug third.
be, 1:5231a.
x furlongs-Foxmeie won, Eminenoe
Snd, Zea third. Time, 1:18.
kile-Puzzle won, Fellowship. second,
bpiness third. Time, 1:46Z.
6ree- -fourths of a mile-Vidette won,
Ievieve second, Satisfaction third. Time,
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Williams Fen William,

Fhe entries for to-morrow's races are as
lows: Trotting Breeders stake, for 2
br-olds bred and raised in Montana, $50
fh, $3.50 added, five furlongs-Volcan
hntley & Clarke; Leap Year, Ike More
use: Locust. Winthrop Raymond. Run
bR, $3.50, one-fourth of mile Kitten, d.
|niels; Cyclone, A. D. Hitchcock; Coun-
Girl, Eugene Smalley; Nettie S., j. P.
|tton. Running, $3.50, one mile Kismet,
|nver. Racing stables; Kevena, Smith &
ornton; Lew Carlisle, Carlisle Shields;
m DAILY, Cy Mulkey. Trotting, $1,000
mestake, Ed. Lafferty; Spartan, G. B.
odell; Little Joe, B. H. Burnett; Geo.
kshier. Chas. Dutt; Manning, J. H. Butler;
hdee, w. r. Davis.
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Court at boulder.


Bou1DzR. Aug. 1.-[special. 1.-The follow
ing are the proceedings in the district
court:
Celinda Lambert vs.. James Hughes, judg-
ment entered for plaintiff.
James B. Heard Va. w. E. Allister; case
on trial.
Reinhold Keinschmidt vs. John McDer-
mott; new trial granted; case set for trial
the first Wednesday Of next term.
The calendar will be called for the pur-
pose of setting cases for trial for next term,
and for striking cases from the docket ON
Saturday, August ID, and also On Thursday,
August 7th, ut 2 O'Clock p. m.*of each dsy.
Ordered that Monday, the 1rst day Of
September, be set for the purpose Of hear
ing of probate and other matters that can
be determined without jury.
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Tessane . License Law.

CucA0o. Aug. l.-Under . recent de-
oasion Of ths supreme court Of tho United
HtateA the big brewers Of Chicago, 81.
Louis and Milwaukee have combined to
Aght The liceuss Law q applied IA them and
which compeb thsm to pay : 7; Z IN -
cdty whore the beer i made and whs1evNk
q = sold. They viii make test oaoo ~
eettlo the Qua6flon.
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On the st. Paul Track.

!. PAUL. Aug. TRACK perfect. All
:, mile-Jennie Gronrud won, Little
second, Flora Mcdonald third. Time,
k.
wo-year-olds, five furlongs-Anne Eliza
won, Anarchist second, Silver Chasm
p. Time, 1121s.
Ptel Ryan handicap, 3 years old and up
ls, mile and half-Prince Fortunatus
Outbound second, Miss Leon third.
e. 2:37K.
ages, mile-Onlieht won, Bertha sec-
Rimini third. Time, 1:l2%.
Pree years old and upward, mile and
furlo0R-Chapman won, Lord Of the
pm second, Burn.y third. Time, 1:57H.
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The CoADse Business

Rio JAsEno, Aug. LA company has
been formed here for the purpose of assur-
ing the stability Of coffee quotations and to
facilitate business in that commodity,
Agencies will be established in London.
New York, Havre, and Hamburg. Shares
in tho new company amounting to E86. 600
have been subscribed for.
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Leaving Their Posts.

RoxE, Aug. 1.-Dssertions BY wholesale
have occurred Of late from several Italian
regiments stationed along tho French
frontier. This fact has induced the war
office to order that these regiments be re-
interior.
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pumvnLx, Aug. l-Neaf Paris, Ky,
rotting stallion Duqusane. record 2:lOsl,
yesterday. He was owned by Philip
q, OF New York. and valued at CSC, 900.
Geo. Aexander's lnex, 2:204, dropped
near Paris. While being driven. She
valued at 8, 800.
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NKw YoRx. Aug. 1.-The new board Of
appraisers organized here to-day and re-
slscted Col. Rich, of the district Of Colum-
biA. psssissz..
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SIGNED A PROTEST..

10 ID 81 b. 4 .. ! : y 4
Parishioners and Admlrers Resent the
1reatment Of DR.. lloAllister.
BUTTE, Aug. 1.-[Special. Rev. ]. ].
McAllister came in this afternoon to hold q
consultation with Bishop Vincent regarding
the appointment that was given him q the
recent meeting Of the Nethodist Episcopal
conference. The friends Of McAllistsr In
this city feel highly indignant over his be-
ing appointed to such an Insignificant
charge and have signed a protest against it,
in the name Of the church, the cause and
common Justice. The signers include not
only majority Of his church and Of its
board of control but also nearly every prom
inent business man in the city. Il ID ono Of
the strongest petitions ever sent out from
this city and will at least show the bishop
something Of the regard in which the rev
erend gentleman is held here.
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An Editor in Limbo.

ZDu1LM, AuR. 1.-Nr. Walsh, editor Of the
Cashel Sentinel, was sentenced to three
months' imprisonment at hard labor for
puD!isntnR speech delivered ut pro-
soribed League meeting.
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Uniform Bill Of Ladine.

ing east from Chicago, excepting the Grand
Trunk and the Wabash, to-day put into
effect the new uniform bill of lading against
which there has been such unanimous
protest on the part of the shipping interests
of the country. Board of trade merchants
are very indignant, and as far as possible
are giving all business to the Grand Trunk
and the Wabash.
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CAno. Aug. l. = Famine prevails in the
Soudan. In some parts of ths country the
dEsd daily.
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All Were Killed.

TORONTO. Aug. 1.-The Canadian Pacific
express this afternoon struck wagon con-
tanning man, Patrick Downey, and two
boys, Peter Mclaughlin and Chas. Mcneil.
All were instantly Killed.
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5'-~ The Rebel Captured and shot

La L1BERTAD, Aug. 1.-The news ID con-
Armed Of the death Of Gen. Rivas by gov
srnment troops undex Gan. Eseta. Riyas
escaped from the capitol last night, but va
pursued and taken prisoner few miles out
of the city. This morning he was publicly
shot and his troops exposed ON the plaza
persons are compromised and strict inqui-
ry is being made regarding the Rivas con-
spiracy. The siege lasted 40 hours. The
capitol suffered considerable damage.
Hundreds Of persons were shot dead in the
streets. The government forces which took
part IN the overthrow of Rivas are now dis
posed to return to the frontier IL neces-
sary.
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sultan ana slavery.

ZANz1RAR, Aug. LA decree issued by the
sultan announces that tho ordinances relat-
ing to slavery generally will remain a
binding as before the Anglo. Germany
agreement. The sale Of slaves 10 forbidden
and slave depots are prohibited.
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Bless His Little Heart.

PARs. Aug. LA report Of the death Of
the young king of Spain was circulated in
the bourse to-day. An inquiry sent to Ma
drid elicited tho official announcement that
the kings health is good.
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Destroyed By an Overflow.

CAno, Ana. L - Nine thousand acres of
rice and cotton land In tbs province Of Ger
bieh have been covered BY an overflow Of
stroysd.
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INV Yow. Aue. 1.-Arbuokls Broa -
dsrsd 4600Nw = gold bars for ship -
Hurope. - sseai @aa9sd thia - ~
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Quarantinetl AsaInst Pllerims.

LONDON. Aug. L-Cholera is spreading at
Mecca. On Wednesday eighty-one deaths
from the disease were reported and on
Thursday eiehty-four were recorded. All
ports on the Red sea, the Levant and Asia
Minor are quarantined against pilgrims.
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FOES WITHIN AND WITHOUT.
Scattered by the Loyal Forces Under Con.
ExetA.

- y CHo NOy1t NUfc0s Uh0eT G0n.
ExotA,
LA LaBEsrAD. Salvador. (via Galveston)
Aug. l. Communicates With the interior
10 restored. Advices from the capital state
that General Ezsta was ordered from the
frontier with about 1000 men Immediately
upon the outbreak Of the revolt headed BY
General Rivas. Ezeta hastened with all
speed to the capital. General Rivas' force
had captured the artillery barracks. but the
few troops in charge had fought desperately
before they surrendered. The Indians then
pillaged several houses and a panic ensued.
Rivas' forces were finally defeated and
peace restored. Il il stated that Guate-
mala has withdrawn her forces from the
frontier and that all 10 quiet. No teie-
graphic communication with Guatemala.
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Served Him Riwht

ST. LoUm, Aug. 1.-Dr. Herman Fiaher,
prominent physician ON tho south side, i
lying at his house in = critical condition.
the result Of, according to the story, in
discreet remarks to a lady patient.
Mrs. Ernest Bertram. Il - stated
that Mrs. Bertram informed her husbaud
Who went to Fisher's house. taking q largo
Newfoundland dog. On gaining admit
vas badly lacerated by the dogs teeth.
Bertram then administered thrashinR to
the doctor. using, in part, brass knuckles.
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YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS-
-
WAsnmorua, Aug. 1-The esuate took up
the tariff bill at 1O:lb this morning. Blair
o6area : reeolntion vhioh vent ovar unAH
=, ,..,,.,- s,.-t-..xsr- u. s,,,,,,,sI4. ~,
eo."os1ow' g. ansstaos.nk M. 4 49, 49,
,.:. fu'ss % feposs rue wma,n 'ool ss aays aos
moved to correct the journal Of yeeterday,
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Inese wae general opponsaon 70 tnis mo
tion. which was dsfsated. Blair offered :
rules 10 report within four DAYS rule for
the incorporation OF the previous quessaon'
OF some mesno0 OF Nmata0R ana cloeine
debate in the parliamentary procedure q
the senate, and asked fSr ita immediate
sass.ou. ~ sss ~ s'o.. :. S...1 .1sau .., !.
sne oemocEasao noe y Mens over nnni so'
morrow. The house Joint resolution q
permit Capt. George w. Davis, of tha
Tinted ntataa armv. - areane Z r,naitim l.
the Nicsraaua Csnsi Coostrrction ooupen,
..--N ~ nNho o.~>A~lA.~ .a>.3 - AA...,.n
= -. = s.sss =. - ssa. 0sls
sidexAti0n OF the eatan blll, resumtng y
under the had Of lead products. Articles
al Etharea and nitrate 81 lead vere allowed
3. ..s -. -..... Ss. a.x 80 AS.ss II,
s' was1o1s = 0,l.ns" l.1 w. - -. s'41
eSssose losanee maneFais " cene POI
pound). III. Vance offered An amendment,
reduoina tho yate TO ~ cents mar pound.
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Wade Runs Right Away From the
Favorites in the 6OO-Yard
Dash.
dutuals Paid 4146, and There
., Was g Good Deal In
the Box.
uido. Sinfax and Julietta Were the
Other winners Sports at Various
Other Places.

ANACONDA, Aug. 1.-[Speoial. The rae
kp season opened to-day under most ia
prable auspices. The weather was good,
ht the track was trifle slow. In the pool
BIZ Bob was hot favorite for the first
Ice, 6O0-yard dash, being sold at from $S
/ $12, Cyclone 81 to $3, and Boy Tom 81,
he race was a soft ono for Wade, and he
Icreased the lead at every jump, winning
ten lengths. Time, :32A. The mutusls
hid $145.
B. Hntton's Bob Wade. b. g.. 11s pounds. ....l
D. Hitchcock Cyclone. ch. g., 120 - .....2
|,own 4 Blevins' Bay Tom, b. G., 120 .....S
There were four starters in the second
Ice, seven -eiRhths of mile dash. Guido,
tth 1O7 pounds up, was the favorite in the
biting, with Tim Murphy next. Guido
I'D at $50 to $50, Murphy at SIS to go,
hd the others at 81 and $3, with plenty of
biting. The horses were we'll bunched at
start, with Murphy and Guido neck and
box to the half. Carrie N. and Dainty
pre not in it. Guido led into the homo
tech and won easily. Time 1871. Mu-
ais paid $2.15.
H Babb's Guido. G. c., 107 pounds. :...l
Mulkey's Tim Murphy, roam g.. 12O pounds. =
| lee d ulss
snnedy L Leduke's Dainty. b. M, III pounds. =
|Sinfax was heavy favorite in the third
ce, five-furlong dash for 2-year-olds.
.rker's stakes, selling $50 to IS against
Romi and Needmore, the field. This was
Q prettiest event of the day, and was any
,dy's race to the finish. Sinfax, under a
living finish, won by half length from
Romi, length ahead Of Needmore. Time,
". Mutuals paid $1.4O.
'nver, Racing Stables Naomi, Oh. f.. liz .
nth Tho, ntons Needmore, b c.. lis pounds
When the horses for the 2:40 trot were
lied out, some interesting racing was ex-
cted and the people were not disappoint-
Julietta was the favorite at the odds of
to 8 against the field. The field was
cked we'll and great deal of money was
aced on the result. The first heat was
ken handily by Julietta from Ben Will
ms by two lengths, with Procrastination
ose up. Time, 2:281.
The second heat was fine contest down
e home stretch between Julietta and Pro-
astination and would probably have been
dead heat had not Julietta broke hum
ed feet from the wire. allowing Procras-
hation to win the heat. Time, 2:3411S.
The third heat was won handily bv Juli-
ia from Procrastination, as was the
nrth and last heat. Time, 2:36 and 2:34I.
atuals paid, first heat, $9.15; second heat,
third heat. $3.50.
40 trot. purse, $500.
g. Larabie'e Jnlietta, q. m. ....1 q 1
Kirkendalls Procrastination.
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American Associate,

At New York-Brooklyn, 1; Toledo, 2.
At Syracuse Syracuse. 5; Louisville, 6.
At Rochester Rochester, 8; St. Louis, 1,
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II wish II Were over"

AuBuRN, N. \. Aug. L-Recent develop
ments have moro than confirmed the truth
OF the statement that Kemmler. the con-
demned murderer, Is weakening daily. Tho
utter abandonment Of all hops and conse-
quent realization Of his lost condition nsver
came to him with such terrible force g last
night: All night long, o hs tossed and
IN tamplsa h,s aa Il. cot he cried alood
over" He moaned time and again, and
his utter lack Of all power to control hie.
fears vas pitiable to behold. The cause of
his sudden despair was the noise Of prem
aration in the adjacent room Of execution,
which the prisoner could not help hearing
cell with the chamber Of death.
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VERY GOOD AND vxn1 HAD.


At Buffalo A.HE
Bs:ss,s:: Bs:sss ::::.: s:s:Gs,, y ! !
Haddock and Keefe. Mack Gumbert and Daily,
Kelley.
At Pittshurg- RE =
E',:sefss s.ssess.:...:7t J ! !s,a !
Morris, Fields; Se ~. Kinslow.
At Cleveland EHE
Cleveland 49,. q 1 o 0k - O-S 8 o
PhilA'phi -. o o o 0 o. --41O
Bakelsy. Sutcliffe; Bufinton, AA>
At Chicago- Il
Chio.so. ..... Q % zoos i-sA 1
New York.. o o o 1 I o o 3 0-6 9 s
Bazston, Farrell; O'Day, Ewing.
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Ksmmlsr, the Buffalo lIurdsrsI,
VIII b Elsctrocuted DUR u u
ing Next Week.


Arruarpsv n y Az, -NhaA -
s..s-.." 80. 1,,,s.s v-S.sss. 81. .ss...sss
o1ous 49,: Wnllsm !. Assnlz 4
sees deash staring him Y ths no.
before has he seen The dark shadows -
gathering about him. ~ he s1aiI Hvas u 4
nov Hh.rs =. a ~. ~. ~ ssssAs9 ssss
s.. .s .a' :. ~ I. 49, ..y = =, se
ofeek snrouen tns DARKNESS No n
hsnd can lift the black pail.
Kemmler must die. IN IL an,lala u srluS-
inal prooaarre there ~ hean ~, 'esss rSsclI
ilsl- ~. g.. -. ..,ss,- .ss
!. 49, sao mos seLaas zAnes g. a1A
tlms. of,swo years this nan hae bs1as
under sentonoe Of death. He W3e 49,
without friends. Not one iot W av,I 1IIIvv
h.a go he.,, $ v,,rs~..a ~. nv. ..s..sss Is.
- 80 80 -. 49,. "a ri. q. ~ 49, -.
n.u Aos psnny ot nas ovn. xes
mcans - human reach WaS ~
ertsd 10 seve him; uot beoaues sny e
wanted Kemmler TO escape, but g oy9lss
throw slectrocution. This d tie isst N
weok that Kemmler viii pess upo0 ear1K u
Tho third sentsnce imposed ~ the oo1y1 a1I
dprino the week beainnine Iusrsf q MI
-N.-H ~ s~.S v..ssv ~ -
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IMPROPER ToLsTo1.

His Kreutzer sonata Excluded from the
Mails ~ Indecent
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doubt in favor of Americans, but. IL he
knew the exact conditions he would put
home ,ti and foreign; s;.a1s %snufsStursrs on the
continued, owed some duty to the American an
people, as well as to the manufacturer.
The democratic party had its full share of
responsibility for the iniquities Of the pres
ont tari6 law and of that which was now
proposed. The democrats in the house had
ts had the opportunity Of correcting
to evade the responsibility OF
their votes, when by joining with Republi-
cans Who were opposed to that bill, they
might nave eliminated many of Its errors.
sSg.s,o ae Gould see 9 game at battledore md
ton going on for political advantage ON
one side and personal advantage on the
other, and between the two extremes the
great body Of the American people were
being crushed and ground. He would apply
rule that whoever demanded tar for his
own benefit should be ready to show conclu-
sively that his interest was also pubic
interest.
In the house on motion Of ,Tayior. az
Illinois, resolution was adopted calling on
the secretary OF war for copies Of the re-
port OF the englneefs IN charge Of the work
house then resumed consideration Of fhe
senate amendments to the sundry civil an
preparation bill, the question being on non
concurring. in minor senate amendments.
Rogers, Of Arkansas, arose, and bein0
recognized by the speaker, said hs wished
nois. made point that debate was NOT IN
order. The speaker was at nrst inclined "a
sustain this point, but after brief dehate.
in order to save time he recognized Cannon
e move the previous question. Aaainst
this Rogers protested and had quite : eoi-s
loquy with the speaker. The rsnaainisr- 81
the afteEnoon was consumed In q yairi a.
tempt TO secure quorum, and without dia-
posing OF the bill the house took Z reccea.
On call of the house to-day l00 memhera
failed to respond. Cannon haa aiven ~
tice that at the earliest opportunity he Vim
leaves Of ah.enoe except those @onfed q
account Of sioknsas. ~ - "A