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New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
TWO DISTINCT SESSIONS IN ONE DAY.
SOMETHING NEW ~ THE HoUSE-DENocEATS
KrrprNG OFF THE SHIPPING ELL.

eo,fFTuTxG NEW IN THE HOUSE-DEMoCEATS
KEEPING OFF THE SHIPPING ELL.
Washington. Feb. 1o.-spcaker Reed having recov-
cred fiOm his temporary lnHIsposluoi c"iIeu INC
House to order this morning.
Mr. Thomas Of Illinois, called up Dill referring
"a the Court OF Claims the claim OF the PortIaId Me-
company growing out Of the construction OF inc douOe-
ended steamers Asawan and Pontuusic
Mr. sprinccr Of Illinois, moved its reference to the
committee on war Claims. Mr. springerS motion was
defeated: yeas 10j, nays 12l. me DiH was oiucred
to a thlrl reading; yeas l2G, nays 10 Nir ooDO' Vi
,iarr rnoved 10 refer the bill 10 the Committee on
War Claims, with certain Instructions Inc 'houo"-
arcr another ro-caI-was defeated and the bill was
then passed, nearly lhIco nuns ''7 ~
In It's disposition.
Af,er two more rOllcalls the House succeeded In
nossinr the senate bill the relief OF tie stocbrdgc
tribe Of Indians IN Wisconsin. The acton Ot the
Donocr,ts in demanding the yeas and nays on every
motion was considered on both sides Of the House,
a. an obstacle 10 the passage of the shipping bill the
hiect beng 10 retain control Of the Appropriation bills
so as to use them as weapons against that measure
I,ho uorso then went into Committee Of the Whole
CSIr Allen. OF Michigan, In the ohail' o' NV
,nnropriation bill without dSpo9ins OF the Dlll The
dn,nit y. rose and the House ad ournel until o'coch
tis cveninr-the session tonight 10 be ior inc con
sideration of the immigration bhI'
For the first time in the history oil inc lIouse 'h''
body held two distinct legislative sessions u"rs 'ho
s,r,o calendar day. Acting in 9cconancc win a
resolution adopted two days ago inc lion1o& & i' I aU
o,cI,ck This evening for the consideration ol tU, INN
grafton bill. The chaplain was hou PrV',t, u'' ~ ~
5rocecIings were preceded by ihe fedqnE , VI tno
on.Inred bv parliamentary authorizes 10 De li;t
"d If may Le that the question viii be raised to-
moro" % ~ To- Hi vas then considered but with
out n,aIdnc much progrc,-. the House adjourned
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
r,,r HAWAIIAN CABLE pRoJEC7

Washington. Feb. 2o.-rhc House Committee OF
Foreign Affairs today decided 10 recommend TINT
t,,e House concur in fourteen Of the fifteen amend
ments made by the Senate to the Consular an'
Diplomatic Appropriation bill and That 1t ho''
concur in The remaining one-that rclAtihS % u''
,t,,, ,c,,lo nro,cct The House committee
has already reported separate hll for the charter
Of this comrany with q Government guarantee "lich
was prepared with great care and oution the com
mttcs regards IT a. more practical proposition wa %
hat attached by the senate 70 tho Appropriation oi
The action II the committee. thcr'forc. DO TO,
nncoss,rv v signify hostility to the pF"pj@uoh. bul
desire Il bring the matter into conference "Hr'o
the hest results may b. attained.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
LAWS BY TIE KANSAS FARMERS.

Topeka KAN, Feb. 10.-The vote by which the DID
authorizing women to vote was recently defea'eu ID
the House has been reconsldered, and the Dill passed.
The House in Committee Of the Whole has passed
hc Uniform Text Book bill. The bill provides 1or !"
Textbook Commission which is authorized to cohpllS
res of ext-Ioo1s or contract for books already In
NE These books are TO be furnished to the pupils o.
the schools either gratuitousy or at actual cost as the
ncople decide at the regular election. The senate ap
nronrates 500 600 to begin business and IS to be re-
The Elder intcrsst and Usury bill has also been
passed by the House.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
DISCLOSING CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.

The annual meeting Of the CiNil Service Reform As'o-
citation in Brooklyn held last evening IN the druc-
tors, room Of the Art Association Building IN that city.
civil Service Commissioner, Hail. Mcdonald and Nichols
wor, among those present. william q. Low presided.
william Potts read the annual report. Reference was
made to Tia, petition to Secretary Tracy, asking him to
tend the civil service system To the Navy Yard
Charles Theodore Russell, president Of the Massa
cbusatts Civil Service Commission, explained the <-cm
~ REGISTRATION OF laboreTs "a operation IN Boston since
IssJ From iiO the number employed from the list ol
registered laborer, had to S74 in $780, There
$50 men now employed upon certlcaon and the tendn
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

cy was to permanency in employment Tho seherai e'o
uron the public service admirable, and the heau9 "
dcparents were relieved had tine to devote 10
thor legitimate duties Mayor OBren certified that 10
was great political benefit the city when Ii went iho
effect under him. -
William g. Low reelected president Inc eieh'
vlce.pre-ident were reelected save f. j. "oouo" io
whom General G. T. Christensen substituted. Several
changes were made In the Executive Committee.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
TOM LOURY. OF MINNESOTA.
HOW HE'D RUN THINGS If HE RECEIVED THE
rEEAsUEY PORTFOLIO.


Washington, Feb. 10 (-pccaD.-"A Mihheapo"'
man furnishes to The star the following aiuS.''T
.,tci of Tom" Lowry. OF Minnesota whose name mas
t. L.en suggested in certain quarters as possible
condid,te for the Treasury portfolio: Lowry ho
.,v. .. /. a great man and clever fnancier' lie
went TO Minneapolis les, than twenty years aS' VIVID
n, a most engaging smile and some knowledge OF the
law. His $i5 have multiplied until there are at
least 81 900 900, and his smile has corIe'pondlhGy DC
come moro attractive. lie Is a thorough hu''er anu
r,forr,er of no mean force II he was appointed
secretary of the Treasury he would, In less ttah
ninety days move the entire Department 10 the corner
of uonnepin and Washington aves., in Minneapolis,
vhc,c he owns a building called Tempe Court. lie
would do tNs so rapidly that the President wouldn't
have a cbance'to secure restraining order from any
of the courts.
AS said the Department would be located III
Nlrucapo, but the employees couldn't live thege'
secretary Lowry would issue an order compeuhE ulei
to live I'm ST. Paul Why Because the GENIAL ihohaS
constructed maintains and operates, 20 his financial
advantage the Twin CITY Electric RaikOad which runs
for, II panl 70 Minneapolis and OF course every ono
If .e CLERKS and messengers and watchmcn and char
women would have to drop two nickcs in the Lowry
Ioi ivory weekday He would carry his taste for att
o such an extent ~ t. destroy few OF those carca
lures labelled with tho names of eXsccrctarcs oi tho
Treasury and which are hung up in the more public
dcpa tmental offices for the purpose of showing Office
holder, what they may to II they only stay In
the service long enough lie Is the most charitable Oh
men, and If his First Controller would only let him hc
would dsbursr the biggest surplus ever hcdru o. ~"
Door would have cause 10 be glad. . ..
what would he do II he were appointed Couldn9
mt M hut I'd bet a doiaC that he'd hold up his ight
leg uu hc could duck his head under II; Thai'3 .
contortiani,tic way he has Of behaving when he has
Cause TO be very joyful. Perhaps it is triAe undig
nilcd, but I've seen him do IT,
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
NrR.LERSEY SONS OE YErERlYS.

Trenton, y. j., Feb. 10.-At the ninth annual en-
cam pment OF the NewJcroey Division Of the sons Of
Veterans held here to day, the following officers
elected: Colonel-ThOmas X. Edmonds. Trenton; lieu
nanteoloncl-Charles T.. Teer, Millvle division
council-Dayid Strauss, Elizabeth: John Goerning, Jcr
sey CITY: 4. DIX. Lakewood; adjutant-F. c. Wood
ward Trenton: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j. Hamer Trcn-
ton: chaplaln-savid 4. Lamb, Millville; Inspector
Louis L. Drake Elizabeth: mastering oficer-Charles
Theobold Jersey City; Judge gc-adyocateT +. Jones,
Orange: surgeOn-E. T. DcEey, Somervile delesate
at-largs-W. T.. MatrOns, Long Branch dccsatc-l b.
Marcnbank Newark.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
KYLE NOT LEGALLY ELECTED.

Huron D. D., Feb. 19.-lt is asserted by prohlIrehe
attornev and others that United states Senaorelect
KYLE in addition to being ineligible on account OF not
receiving majority vote Of the whole Legislature /.
not an inhabitant of South Dakota in the meaning Oh
the term in the Constitution that he owns no properly
and pays no taxes The luronite' In speaking ABOUT
the matter says that Kyle was simply a missionary
or agent Of foreign church society, suDIecV u '
- - ti,,o. tbot ba had no fxedr habitatiOn within
C0nstjtui Onal meaning. and declares that ne was
areadv under engagement 10 live In the taSt as the
financial agent Of western dehOIllla.LoN'I 00iooS'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
.SrREETER GAINING VO1ES IN ILLINOIS.
HE WOULD VOTE WITH THE REPU EA-
CEPT ON QUESTIONS FAVORED by
HIS PARTY.

Springfield. ILL.,, Feb. 19.-rhc F. VI. H. a. men
catechized A. j. Streeter candidate for Unted c'a'es
senator this morning in regard to his position III rc
ation to the principles Of that party lie ueciareu
that he would uphold the party in all matters WHY,
Il favors and said that outside questions lie "ouiu
vote with the Republicans. lie favored ifee sh'e
coinage and Federal election bill, though lie InoueD'
+bc odre hill TOO radical The +. Nj Il. y. men theh
pelgcd him their earnest support. In Joint Assembly
o+or +he 1O0.h ballot was taken with the following
result Palmer IOi Streeter oS, Oglesby IA, Post l.
subsequent ballots brought recruits to streeter rom
the Republican ranks till the Hath the result s.oou
Palmer 1O1 streetcr "a, Oglesby o. After tIe %
ballot i'm which Streeter gained another vote az %m %
expense of Oglesby, the Joint assembly adourIcu III
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
PROTESTS AGAINST THE MARINES.

Washington Feb. 19.-Thc Secretary of The Navy has
received petitions signed by i73 sailors Of the crew
Of six naval vessels protesting against the service
of marines on naval vessels and suggesting than
the duties heretofore performed by them be transferred
10 regularly enlisted sailors. An investigation shows
that of the 473 who signed the petition, only l77
are citizens OF the United States. and that Of tho
entire number 2lO are now serving their first enlist
ment. IL is said the Navy Department tlat there
is likelihood Of the suggested reform being made.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

Washington. Feb 19.-The Census Bureau to-day
announced the population Of the State Of NewYork by
counties, as follows: Albany 164,555 Alleganey
1920. Broome 62,973. Cattaragus G0,s6G. Csyuga
e5302. Chautauqua 5202, Chemung 1926, Chenango
S7,776, Clinton 46437. Columbia 46,172, Cortland
a8.657. Delaware 1896. Dutchess 77,579 Erie
s22 9sl Essex 33o52. Franklin 11o. Fulton 81 ESQ.,
Genesee 33,26o, Greene 3l,50s, Hamilton 4.762,
Herkimer 45,e03, Jefferson 65,s06, Kings s3s, SAT,
Lswis 2osOs Livingston 37so1. Madison A. eo2, Mon
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

re $3.50 Montgomery 1850. New-iork 1,ol'''oI'
Niagara 81 49l Oneida 122.022. Onondaga 1iG.24''
Ontario f53, Orange 81 $50, orleans 3OoO3 Os"e-o
71553 Ot7ego 30. SOL Putnam 14,s19 Queens l2oo'''
Rensselaer, 124 4,51 Richmond 81 $685. RocklaId 3oo-'
st. Lawrence ej04o. Saratoga 57GG3. SCHENECTADY
29707 schOhare 20IG4, schuyler iC,1ll, seneca
2s 227 Steuben 473. suffolk G249l, Sullivan ~ OIL
TiOCa 2993j T0mpklns 81. 323, Ulster ,O3, Warren
81 sG6 Washington 1850. Wayne 4J,12O, west,
chester 14G.772. Wyoming 3l,193 Yates 2lOOl-iolai
State .g97 .sJ3,
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
R4RRPD WIFE MEN DISGTSTED.

Chicago Feb 19.-The barbed wire manufacturers
and the representatives Of the Wahburn Moen patent
monopoly failed to-day to bring their negotiations to u
satisfactory conclusion. All left the city tonight
disnsted According to Mr. EIlwood. who pres
cnt obstacles arise at every turn, and the prospect Is
now for another fight The old lines. 1t is init
mated that Washburn and Moen never intended 10
sell out another meeting is held, IL will probably
be in Pittsburg.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
OBITUARY NOTES

yawburr. Feb 10 (speciaD-Mrs. Mary Nixon. wife
~ the Chief Engineer Of Sewburg Fire Department.
William NiNon died there this morning. She was SICK
only a short time Her age nfty She leaves
four children.
Newburg Feb. 10 (Speciap.-Isaacf Lockwood long the
proprietor OF tie Nicholas Hotel, at Walden in TINS
county died yesterday aged seventy. He leaves wife
and one daughter
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
WHITE RIBBoYERs IN WASHINGTON

Washington, Feb. 10.-rhere large attendance
it this mornings session Of the convOcaton OF White
Rbboners. Miss Frances T.. Willard presided and In
answer ID question as to whether those joining the
Womans Christian Temperance Union were thereby
committed to woman suffrage or the Prohibition party.
she replied that they were not for the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union had from the first declared that
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
po1rrfcAL cLrB ENJOYS 4 BALL.

The T. 5. Grant club of the WITH Assembly District gave
successful complimentary BAH at the Everett Han.
80 East Fourth-st, last NIGHT The dancing began at
80 O'Clock before that hOar number OF the men,
,. OF the association and guests had arrived and
an hour later nearly 800 persons enjoying
pelsant cycnlny Among those present were L. {. Kuy
kendall. president; Peter Aiaa, first Ntcpcsident:
George Il. Cooper. second prcd ne; BrunJcs
L. Ioneinetti, Thomas Sheridan, ". St-Clcr, James
Can. Joha Mcqueen T.. H. Van Dora, Wilson St ttler
John o 'Donnell aad John Daley.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
nrctry1yG, 70 VOTE on SATURDAY.

Providence Feb. ia meeting Of the members Vi
the Republican state Central Committee oi uie iu W"
slonal District was held yesterday, ana leter
f,,,, Warren o. Arnold was read, In which ne Win
d,cv, from the contest. lie bases his reason Tor De
cnlns to run upon the ground that the day Tor eec
ton. saturday. is one which is observed In religious
,rav by a largo number Of citizens Of the district III
conclusion he says that tho religious rites of all cl
z., one Of the principles upon when this oo'ericn'
80 ,, borId be respecfed The District Com
n,i-,ee hy resolution iudorscd hle action ana asHc u
~f irrcspcctive Of paCtr. who believe IN religious
flc-Slom to refrain from taking any part "ha'cNeI III
ur election.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
TO CROSS THE ATLANTIC IN 4 DORY.

Gloucester, Mass, Feb. 10-Captain William A.
Andrews who with his brother crossed the Atlantic
in the dory Nautilus in 1878 IS building another dory
with which to repeat his transatlantic voyage. lie
will 20 alone, starting juno Il.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
HERR LUERSSEN.

Berlin Feb. l9-IIerr Luerssen. the sculptor who
modelled bust OF President Garfield died suddenly to-day
from apopey in his studio When tho news was communi'
Gated to his VIE with grief that h0
was seized convulsions. and shortly aferward died IN
a it, IN spite OF the efforts made to save her life.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

form bc,iuning March 4 next, were presented by Nh
Ransom and placed on file. ,,, ,,,,, ,,s r.,o-.o, q,
IN fbe Committee on Pcn,ionsl giving a pension Oi
=, 800 a wear to the widow OF .tdmlTal Potter .
The NlcaragT,a Canal bill was taken up on MOTION
of Mr.. FRYE and became the uniini'ned business.
IL laid aside informally. Inc 9chd'c' at T. '''
adjourned ill tomorrow at ii a. H.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
TO RErrAcT TIE LlpEL OF MIR. ERowER.

TO NEITNIT IIIE LIHI" ~ NV -
WASHINGTON Feb 10 (Spccian-lnformat!oh mas Dcch
received here to the effect that In the case oil inc
state Of North Carolina against Gillian ana "llVer'
nrllsher, Of "Thc Reid,yic Ecvlcw.' indicted ior
lbclIing Congressman John VI. Brewer. ana pehd'hs
in the superior Court at Greensboro y 60 u'e "c
t,eorts have fled plea OF noc cOncnGerr ana nave
,,r-"d q, nav all cost and frc9 Of Mr. HiO"cr 5
%5un,el Tncy also have agreed 70 publish re
tr,.. Df libel.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
THE EARL or BEAUCHAMP.

OF heart disease
Frederick Lyon, the sixth Earl OF B<ASNlamp, was
born November 10, 1890 and succeeded 70 the te IN
1896 He was educated Eton and Christ Church on
ford AID Parliament FOR Tcwkesbury in ls1I"B5
and for West Worccsrshir for the next three years lie
was a Lord ~ the Admiralty in 1859. and Lord steward
of Icr Majestys Household In 1s74.oo. Under L0d
Salisbury's Government he Paymaster General in
1885 SO and again in 1so8S7. He was twice married II
1868 and 1876 his first wife being Lady Mary Catherine
only daughter OF the fifth Earl StanhOpe. Their son
william viscount Elmsey, aged nineteen, is next In
succession.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

no member bound by any principle avowcd or
pan devised by the association except to personal
4 platform meeting was held tonight in which Miss
Willard, Mrs. Mary II. LathrOp, Mrs. Frances ].
Barnes, Mrs. La Fetra and Others took part.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
ForRTH-cLAss posTlAsTERs APPOINTED.

Washington Feb. l9.-Fourth- class postmasters were
today appointed follows:
PENNSYLVANIA. h. Wright. Grover; j. VI. Ray
mond FlOrn: W. Dietrich. Dciblcrs.
New -York-A Grain. Bennett, Corners Mrs. g..
Barton Graphic: Mrs. T.. G. LOod. Hebron Centre ;,
Mrs. y. ID. Turner Lisbon; i. Keller, Oneida Valley
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
FOR CLERK OF TIE NEXT HOUSE.

Washington, Feb. 19.-1hc Dcino'fau' HeHocr' VI
tho North Carolina delegation to-day resolved to sup
mort C.. NJ. McClammy fOc the Office Of clerk OF the
next House.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
rop vrw vIyT IL pHfLNDFLpIHA.

Washington. Feb Ex-senator >pooner for senator
Cameron. to-day reported favoriby from the Com
mttec on Po,tonces the House bill provd'hg Tor mo
uurchasc Of ste and the erection Of pubic pHlPlh@
tr tbc u.e Of the United states Mint ~ lhlac,llhA
he cost Tor the site and building not to exceed T-VOo'
coo.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
rEnEMrrION 0r EONDs.

Washington, Feb. 1a-1he amount OF 4l-@ per
cent bonds redeemed today was $1,000 m'h'HS 'Ae
total 10 date ell O-G,aOO.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
PRINCE SANJO.

Yokohama Feb. 19-The death OF Prince SanIo, Pres'
den, OF the Council OF the Court and Custodian OF ths
Grand Seal Is announced.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
wrscoysry OPPOSING FREE COINAGE.

Madison WIS., Feb. 10.-Thc Legislature 'ouay
roeod the ioint resolution opposing the bill in Con-
cres for the unlimited coinage Of silver The senate
voted unanimously for it. In the Assembly TWO nc
pubIicans one United Labor and one Democrat Vooed
.N.L 1.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

ELECTORAL REFORM ~ MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston Feb. 19.-Thc senate Yesterday passed. INC
constitutional amendments providing tof Dlo'a1 Il"
toad Of annual elections and repeating the poll tax
prerequisite for voting.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

washington. Feb l9.-Mr. Kelley, oi Kansas today
trtrdnced in the House Ill to repeal that part OF
,hc National Haninc act That requires National banks
to purcha-c United states bonds.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-11
what Bessie Gave H~s

'sThe governess was awful cross today, |"
the children said In the evening, well,
mamma, maybe we were bad, but we soon
paelhed her. gave her a big, rosy apple
Fanny gave her hearty kiss, and Fred
gave her promise TO behave better here
after
Aud, Bessie, what did you give heri'
mamma asked OF the youngest.
eIfn stammered Bessie. "I-I-gave heI
the-the-slipln-K Fields Washing
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-11

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-11

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-11

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-11

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cleaning. Leave orders with j. IL. Lunn
or Buren, a son. j. G.. LU UHRMAN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-11

wv ID. PUGH, Architect, Plans, Speci
w. fications and superintendent for
all classes of buildings, Otfice 800 Com
mereial St., up stairs,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-05-11

A b, SMITH II CO., Contractors, Sewer
"a. ing, Cement sidewalks, / NcaVating
Etc: All work promptly done, salem, or
Leave orders with Dugau Bros. I:l6-lm