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CAPITOL GLEANINGS.
The Alien Contract Labor Law-To
Make Lotteries Unconstitutional.

Representative Buchanan introduced in the
House yesterday a bill to amend the alien con-
tract labor law. The bill was prepared after
free conference with Treasury Department
officials, and is so framed as to overcome certain
fiefeets in the existing Law, which left the de-
Partment without full power TO enforce it sat-
lsfactorily.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION OF LOT
TERIEs.
Representative Hansbrough (N.D.) yesterday
introduced joint resolution proposing an
amendment to the Constitution providing that
neither the United States nor any state shall
pass my law authorizing the establishment or
Pnaintenance of any lottery or company for the
distribution Of prizes by chance.
CORRESPONDENCE CALLED FOR
Representative Cummings (N.Y.) today in
PRODUCED In the House resolution calling on
the President and the Attorney General to fur
hish a copy Of the correspondence between the
President and the Attorney General on the one
khand and Benz. +. Conlin, Geo. W. Jackson ct al
nembers OF the bureau OF employment and
emergent relief memorial,a and executive COM
Lnittee, GAR. of Kings county, NY. and
oseph W. Kay chairman Of the executive CON-
nittee OF the Veterans Rights Union, relating
o the alleged refusal of Daniel Lake, United
plates marshal, eastern district Of New York,
20 appoint as a deputy marshal one Charles A.
Scott, an honorably discharged Union veteran,
Claiming appointment under the provisions of
ecuon l-I56, Revised Statutes. The resolution
pivil service.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
The Senate In executive session yesterday
Ifternoon confirmed the following nomina-
ions: Nies p. Bornhauldt. United States con-
ul at Riga, Denmark; John f. Convey of
Washington, consul general az Kanagaya: VIM.
Sims OF Virginia. United States consul at
Colon; Henry 5. White. United States attorney
or the district Of New Jersey; Levi p. Wright.
register Of wills, District OF Columbia. Vim
irimes, United States marshal for the territory
pr Oklahoma; Milton J. Rosenan, assistant sur
keon Marine Hospital service; Abraham X
Parker of New York. assistant attorney general.
Peter Roman, Montana, Indian agent of the
lathead Agency in Montana. And the follow
ing postmasters: Andrew Stranahan, Sigourney.
Iowa; Michael II. Haas. Fort Mcnroe. Va: Geo
T. Siebrecht, La Grange, Tex; John L. Kent.
Circleville, Ohio; Enoch 3. Eastman, SWAMP
scott, Mass; Samuel n. Altebaugh, White
Sulphur Springs, Mont, @. Elliott Moore,
Cherryville, Kan
SAFETY coUPLERs AND Powra BREAKS.
The House committee on railways and canals
has agreed to report favorably bill for the
protection Of railroad property, and of railroad
employees engaged in handling il. The bill pro
rides for safety couplers on freight cars and
bower brakes on locomotives but gives the
y -ilroad companies sufficient time to pre- pare
2 the change. After January /, ls93 it shall
unlawful for railroad companies to rum 4
srain that cannot be controlled by the engineer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-23
CITY AND DISTRICT.

G. No city in the world is so thoroughly
covered by the circulation of q single news
paper as is the city of Washington by that of
The EVENING STAR. 1t reaches all readers in
the city sad vicinity. 1t s,oedrs TO its circ1la-
ton. No other Washington paper has yet done
flis
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Congressional Nominations,

The first Virginia district democrats nomi-
mated William o. Jones at Tappahannock yes
terday.
Congressman W. F. Parrett was renominated
in the first Indiana district withou: opposition
by the Cannellton democratic convention.
The democratic convention for the second
congressional district of West Virginia will be
held at keyser Wednesday next. Representa-
tive VIM. L. Wilson will be renominatcd with
out opposition. The republican convention
for the same district will be held at Martins.
burg September 6. S. b. Elkins seems to be
tho choice OF the republicans, but it is doubt
full if he will accept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-23
NOT SO QUIET.
Guatemala Distraught With Internal
Dissensions.

The New York HeroMs dispatch from Libsr-
tad says: Advices from the frontier depart
ments of Guatemala are far from reassuring
for law and order in that country. In the east
ern departments another rev dictionary move =
ment has broken out. President Barillas has
ent force OF 1000 men against the insurgents
and bloody battle will follow, as the insur-
gents are determined to overthrow the pre- sent
government of Guatemala if possible. and the
forces who are under command of Gen. Pedro
Barillas are equally determined to sustain it.
1t is stated that the revolutionists are well
armed and well drilled
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HE WAS NOT SIR ROGER,
A Suicide BOrrOws the Name OF the
Notorious Claimant.

strange case Of suicide has just occurred at
Chatham, England. A man, whom no one as
yet has been able to identify, cut his throat in
the middle of field of standing corn, where
his remains were discovered. On a sheet of
paper found in the breast pocket of his coat he
had written the words Sir Roger Tichborne
The claimant now writes to the papers that he
is not the man who killed himself, and the
whole affair seems to be regarded as grim
inka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-23

When shown the pic
ture of Andrews, Emery
Wallingford. the driver
of the dead wagon. said
he thought it resembled
the drowned man. Wall
lingford's assistant was
shown the picture and
asked if he had ever
seen the man whom it
represented.
Sure. l have" was
his response, Il buried
that man the other
day"
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Go TO Clifton Beach Sunday. 10 q. m.

Tnere was great similarity in the manner
Of death Of the late John BOYLE O'Reiliy and
hts eompstriot, the late Charles q. Haipine,
better known a. miles ORsilly." Tho latter
died In 1858 from an Overdose Of chloroform
taken to alleviate pain and induce sleep. Mr..
v iteiiiy died from an overdose of choral
taken with Q ike intent.-Ne,c York 1ri6unG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-23

From the Pistsburg Chronicle.
"Do you know what Bismarck's scheme OF
the progress Of creation is?" asked the major.
mo. What 10 it?" asked the Judge.
First there was the creator, then germs,
next 6ermanR"
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IGNORANT ATTEMPTS 20 supply q substitute for
mothers milk are often attend ed with IN effects.
suitable food given judiciousiy will always give
satisfaction. Mellins Food u now thorou ghly
established the best nufrlment for infants. LIS
good effects are witnessed In tho robust health Of
me thousands Of children who have been reared
upon L.
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NINE. RUPERT says: 'There would be no tanned
or freckled faces at the seashore II one would
use my world-renowed FACE BLEACH" FACE
BLEACH not only removes tan. sun burn, freekles
and. in fact. all discolorstons or blemshes Of the
complexion, but actually prevents any of these even
at the seashore in the hottest of the Inquire
among your friends whose faces free from these
aggravating blenishes and ask them what they are
using. In every case the reply will be. NINE. RUP-
PERT'S world-renowned FACE BLEACH. which Is
the only article manufactured that will do this FACE
BLEACH we'll as the process Of clearing the skin
by this method. is entirely original with NINE. RUP
PERT. Beware of all limitations See that you get
success of NINE RUPERT has caused INSCRIPTIONS
imitators TO spring up all over.
NINE RUPPERTs FACE BLEACH is not Q Co.'S
meic. as it does not show the face but is q thor
ough tonic for the skim removing bemishes entirely
from the skin.
Call or send stamp for reply and full particulars
One bottle Of FACE BLEACH 81. or three bottles
CASUALLY required TO clear the complexion g. Sent
to any address receipt on price
MADAME A. RUPERT,
40 eth ut. NV,
Open evenings, $50 10Th. near St NV,
ylS-str washington ID G.
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Tho young Harrisburg people who are TAX
ing their wedding trip in a canoe are making
the right sort of start in life. Instead of look
ing to papa for a big check to pay for their
tour they are padding their own canoe
Philadelphia North American.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-23

TheComing HusbandW Won't Have to Hire
From the St. Paul Globe.
The typewriter is likely to be introduced in
the public schools as part Of the course.
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A Slight misunderstanding.

From the Epoch
She Gas he places his arm around her waist)
stop right where you are. sirr'
He ltaking firmer hold)-"Willingly, my
dear"
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHOkT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NOkDDkUlbChER LLOYD r. & CO
last ExIress Steancrs
To Southampton lLondon. hAyreJ. Bremen.
Trave, Wed, Aug. "a. nn.: Eibe sat, Aug 80.
pm. Lain, We'd. SeIt. IS: a. m. Elder. sat. sepS
T. An. h. With H., Tues. sept. 81 pm; Alles.
Wed. sept. 10. = pm.
Comfortable state rooms, excellent table, luxurious
saloon HlIOIntnents Prices Let cabin, - and up
ward berth, according TO location "a cabin. 900 an
IduIt; steeraee ~ low l1tesA Appiy " L. ii.
DROOR g2o Penn ave su2S
CUNARD LINE-STATE ROOMS CAN BE RE.
Seeryed at the Washington agency; hrst-class 60
comnodations irom 500 up; second class, ESQ aud
$40. steerage. so. CHAS. i. DU BOls A CO..
eankers, Sole Agents. 63l r II. nv my23-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-23

Everybody has . mission. The mission of
the Drying babyis 10 make old bachelor and
maids eontented -Atchtson Glo6s.
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Gzsrs Su1rs Soounrn
AND PRBesED FOR 81
CoatA SOC. Pants, Csc veeta csc. Altering ana
delivered Tsisphone can 1852.
K. !. HAHN. 5o5 9th IT. NV
aug l22v sd ST. West Washington
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NEW CROP TEAS.

NEW CROP TEAS.
The first Steamer OF the via suez Canal is In
and her has already been distributed throughout
the country to such merchants ~ always on the
alert for FRESHEST SUPPLIES We got in" and are
therefore able to offer assortment of the Fesea and
Sueetea Teas that money can buy-Genuine yeV Crop
goods-our FOrnosa ooong At SOC is delightful lie
Cup. and even SOC grade is absolutely free from
that Wild weedy or grassy favor SO often met with in
0olongA
xLPHoNzo YouNas COMPANY,
aulS as Ninth St
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THE ATKINSON BILL.
1t Will BE the Regular Order In the
House Monday.

THE PARLIAMENTARY SITUATION PROPOSED
AMENDMENTS LOOKING TO THE INDUCTION OF
THE suMBEs OF GRADE cRossIxos-pLASs
PROPOSED ron SINKING rRAcKa
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MADAME A. RIPPER
40 18th Ut. NV,

Open evenings, $50 10Th. near st. NV,
yl9-str Washington. d.
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PARNELL.

For the benefit of thoS" whpaie not
read ny on English politics. we give
THE following brief a"count of the
political situation there. in which
there is SD much interest just lev:
FIR some time. we think at Feast
two years, there has been IL suit IN
England by one Capt. U'>hca fer di.
vorce from his wife OF the ground of
her criminal intimacy with purnel',
the Irish leader. The suit has lately
come to trial. and Notwithstanding no
defense WAS offered. the whole tvi.
drhcc OF the prosecution WIS gone
over. without any Objection or cross
examination by opposing lawyers.
From this one sided testimony, there
could be no ether Judgment th#n Far
Capt. N'Shca and against his wife and
Parnell. PANEL, however. claims
his innocence and says some day Ii"
will be able TO lruyc it: at present.
h"wever, the ease is against him.
This is the persona! STORY: i"!;,i.
c"iiy, h"w"Ver. il l., having great
effect. Hitherto. HE liberal la,;y
which is in the minority. AMI III
which Gladstone is l!!n leader have
been in aiiiancc with Tia" Irish party
o. whom larncli is header. and hay,
made IL coinIm"n ca,,r agaims. The
patty in power. on inust ,ul!ic que,
tiuns. and particularly, On The meth
obs Gi governing Ireland.
painrll'a contingent drsilp "iom.
rule. b% which they mrnm III lliAi
pail AmeMi in nnl,.iu which si,al
make local laws fer The :r",elnulun
Iot lrelind. something after the mail
her a or state legislatures. Glad
stone party is not quit" as cNtrcm,
III its party IDEAS, but are general,
willing Ia comce,lr either "honic rule
or something nearly equivalent. Tn
til lately, this r,el;n. Was CROWN,
ana Gial5tom" Gctur:i To power VA
confidently looked for. but the on!
come the divorce snil has llade ;
very bitter feeling against Panel
among the English Liberals. and they
with Gladstone II their head. rcfus
TO cooperate with ,iic Irish party, M
less Parncll resigns from Tie leader
ship. Parneli has refused to do this
and III Consequence. oHl Of eight,
l.is! members, fifty have withdraw
from Parnc!l and formed u new pant,
under Justin Mccarthy. Both o
these factions Confidently claim th.
the Irish people Will support them Il
AN ari cal 10 tIi" I'copic which is tx
psctcd to occur very soon.
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no Canadian Excurs,onists,

The N"ilhrrn Pacific Railroad will
ran Pu'lman Tourist Sleeping Cars from
/ Winni,}e" AID intermediate stations
through lo Chicago without change
Thes" ra:s, "s operated by the Pullman,
COMPANY, ave iitcd mp complete with
mattresses, pillows, Blankets, clean bed
i'nrm, curtains ana carpets in the nisles
in" l"lIc, looms arc fitted up with wasl
stands, towels, soap, combs, brushes, &c
requiring nothing To he furnished by {:
passenger. \ uniformed rolcrrd porte,
Will, each Pullman ear, is charged with
the sole duty of booking after the comfort
81 our patrons using these accommola.
TONS. y double berth in Sc cars will
VIII ncconlnirtr two persons cumfor,a.
thy. The !asr, .lcr .iowl.e berth, Winni.
peg and points taking tie $40 excursion
rat $ Ia Chicago, go. pon', forget the
dates, November iSth and 18th, pcccm.
ben End, OH, 10th, 2Jsl aud Both, 1890.
These ears Hrlivc in Chicago in the
morning and make close connections
with eastern tlainS 11-23
Make somebody happy with bcuuti-
III gold watch. Goot stleaii m ut Mil
lrrS, Fcnbla. 2l-2:i
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AUSTRALIAN SYSTEM

There will 10 houht lc Il s:r.ug Of.
i"rl 10 lass he Australian yn!illy l.w
this winter in The lea!slalArc. The
fault "'iic!. this law seeks to remedy
Is really ignorance, indifference. and
viciousncss.
Ey racns the voter where he must
Choose Tor himself the law does ron.
siderable TO counterfeit, lie evils of
the llrst two. The last, no law, seems
To be sufficient for. The trouble with
making laws to govern voting is, that
it is hard to strike the golden mean
between protecting the ballot from
undue influence by individuals. and
The cumbersold c Ilinderance of too
much red tape.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-12

IN effort will ir made ~, III, .p-
rTnarhing session of the North D,ko
u legislature /" hay" he pr"hihiiinn
#:,icl" uf lie constitution rrsubmiitt,l
- the people. lliis is in accordance
with the declaration of The i::r!. j.
ii"mist' tliemsriytS.that after Ia law
has Ia! Il fair .rinI. they wnuti bu
willing To rr.suhmit III" question. II
would. perhaps, be rather too l,r.cipi.
tate 10 take srivh action now, for there
is some justice in lis claim that the
law 't' n@t iai Il Fair trial yet. The
Original pu"llag" decisions have been
IA disturbing ANT! ";i$r!!ling factor ard
two North Dakota Judges have d"c;,..
ed that the law MAS not revived hy
the Wilson bii,. In Nebraska. con.
trary decisions lave been made. The
resubmissi' matter might hn left to
the next lrgis,ai,iic.- Journal.
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Ii ii could he deemed constitution.
III. we lclie"c il "o't''l hra good thing
10 place Il wv" dollar state rolI-tax cu
every voter. 10 he RENTED al :hc
county tr"as"lera "llcr on the pre-
srM'aii"n of !, receipt from the inag, )
of election showing lat lr had voted
at "il elections d"!ns th" preceding
year "n questions affecting the state
AID county. In some states 30 iEdi-
vitlra IS allowed tn vote unless he has
pail Il poll TAX during the preceding
year and can Show Il receipt therefor.
Th" latter coarse is certainly right
aud we think The former would be
sill grca!"l Incentive for fnl voters.
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CHEAP SHOES

III" Democrat ut - v.,,.. .ai.i
StllinFirS over the s,'r i.'rt.. W.
cp"T'Sa oHrr inability Ia understand 1,
large l,orti ~ uf the ,,iu!ial nud have
foun'I nobody WHO docs. We ya!hey
hoAcvri. fium ihc .ra:EipuiS. Na.
the Democrat means 10 SLY. that on {;
certain class of manufactured leather
"c'. alto uri.rrs I'll VANS. thp dm,
Ii increase! i!pm thirty to l!li,;v.liNt
per ccht. Now wii!lut,, Arguing Ills
point "r ATTEMPTING tn Prove its rai>i
" OF iailary. let lis take Tie Drn,r
crat $ own assertions to show wiz; II
slim affair ili'iced. is the basil, %. l.,
broad assertions.
!wn weeks before election "a,
Democrat SAIL, lin.I cate merchants
had RAISED the mi.r OF al! boots; am.
ShorS - 4, ilcr cent. nii decouni ui til,
Mckinney bill. which. on an average
OF :" Il ra!. would uran II niute
Las week. HE >u:n" MATHEMATICIAN
say Tact cc!talm kimdS al shoes M {
raised FIVE pei cent. on q dollar u. Ia,
ec.'ia IL lair al upward. rn "ct,.un, al
the Mckinley hil,. Now. rs t,r Law.
yrrS a. in co.Nt. J, last week, assrI.
l!on IL tiAr IL the ipi.r Wcvh "a
Ctutcn.,tJ
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Under Ia" neW law. railroads have
ll."r "wm choice whether to raS lax.
IS "n valuation like other lc"plr. y,
upon gross earnings. Tie \. u.
chose tltc formcr. while the Great
\ rti"ln lays nn gross earnings. The
valuation OF The y. y. is made about
5:3,tio per milr in this county: one
m!n is in HE city ni i'rmhina. Snm,
i'll liraAt um town. aboG, folir miles in
prmiina township and twelve ;miips
IL toilette, c;c. Tlr ST. towns. town.
ship and school districts will there.
iur'' sit,'." il; thr tax on the rHiiio.,l
HsH's:nr!t ac""!'!!n@l,. bm; Tho
lowns and school Districts tA"Ggll
which ia" Great Northern passes
vii! share n"tiina.rXc'pt incidentally
as chat TAX is Divided hplw"cM Ike
state and county i"idS alon".
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HappY Hoosisr

WA. Tinnaons, postmaster Of I'layille,
ind., writes; Electric E,lels has done
n",r t"r nae ihan all other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from Kidney and Liver trouble" John
L"sir, iarmer and siucl;Inan. of same
place, says, "F:ud Electric Bittcrs To be
the best Kidney and Liver medicine,
made mc Zee! like Il new man" j. W
Gardner, hardware merchant, sam.
l"Mh, say: Electric Hitlels is jus. til.
| thing 10! Il man who is a!l run ,lown and
don't care whether lie lives or dies: Ii,
i"un! rev strength, good appetite and
felt Just like he had 81 new lease on life
Only 'or. ~ bottle, at Sm"Kr Bios drn.
store
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Improved Passenger Service.

4@pIOVoo 60V00uB0r 00EVlVO.
Under the new time schedule Of 1.-THE
Nor,l,-westcrn Ling C., IT. p, NJ.
4 o. Ry., all passenger rai,m Of this line
make the trip between ST. Paul and
Chicago IN less than IA hours.
The Pullman and Wagner vestibuled
Limited. leaving st. Paul ut 7:30 p. ~.
makes the trip to Chicago In lsi
hours and from Chicago to st. Paul In IS
hours and Is minutes.
The Daylight Express leaving St. Paul at
7:45 a. M. makes the trip to Chicago
IL Is hours and so minutes and from Chi.
cago to st. Paul in 10 hours and Is
minutes.
This is the only line running all ito
trains in less than II hours between St.
Paul and Chicago. and while this
time is quick, trains do not have to run at
as high rate of speed to mako their
time rs on other lines, because this line is
shorter than any other linc..
IN addition to these facts, this is the only
line by which connections are assured
III Chicago with all fast line trains from
Chicago to the East and South in the
morning and ut night.
Note.-Fares by this line are ALWAYS
as low as by any other.
For Map Folder Of tho line adress.
4. W. TEAsDALE, Gent passenger Agent,
st. Paul, Mimi.
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Statements,


In III article copied ri-rMhelr. Il -
reScntatvc llanshrvngn'S paper. the
!ntri.urcam. tells Bro. Wilson .ha,
he is mistaken when hr says that the
Nj lNjhttl bill does raise ,h" p.irr %!
leather. We said th" same. The
l'rHtcla; replied That w" wiiiully
Gh$lcrresc n!,d: now. Nj. lIausbrnugll
Sh"''lti kivoM. hN W" presume lha, the
Dean .rratrwill come ull NEXT week
az" say ,iai llanHhroa..h is living for
political proposes. -piuNIi.E Express.
We have '.e ,ipiilt he will Brother
WaItIwrll. The editor If ;hr Drn,o.
cEai is t"nl of biliingasalc unalloyr,l
I" lie, Is To wiiuily mi>'nt.rmrt, AND
l!trI" is ~ editor in ii,r nn thWr>;
M."tr i";t'!y /" tax .tl," fraternity Will
his hrn!uIIS viiinr than Wilson. liui
hiS accusations ar" made 80 climsils
amt in Il n;tHisrr So Indicative of ylos!
! Ignorance. that ,hry arc IL, we'll i.uor
ed. Fer inSt:!.cc. having mentioned
III OH" Issue, that Brn.on spoke il
tav' l. II projections. his MESSIAH! %
| 'h" f"mi'iu"s rAlnly accused ,h
Gl"h" of lying: an accusation, wi,icl
showed '''rl rail- ignorance of hi
leaders, iinifnrm. Bro. Wur.lwr.l
let him gu>h. Milton Globe.