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Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-28
TY-SECOND CONGRESS-
STILL NO QUORUM PRESENT II
THE HOUSE.
Senator Hale Tries to Mako Political
Capital by Introducing
. Tariff Reso1u-
tion.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The kilograms
demanding the return of absentees of
the house seem productive of little re-
salt, as there was no quorum present
today. However, the general deficiency
appropriation was passed, yeas 1856, nays
4. The conference report on the mill
tary academy bill was not agreed to, by
q vote of yeas 88, nays "a. The COM
mittee on judiciary reported a bill to
establish uniform system OF bank
ruptcy. Placed on calendar. Ad-
jourEed.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Among the numerous communications
laid before the senate this morning was
one from the secretary of the interior.
with a list of Indian depreciation claims
aggregating over $25, ,000, 900.
The house bill amendatory of the
census act, as to general and special
schedules of industries. was passed.
The legislative, executive and judicial
bill was reported.
The house amendments to the senate
bill as to the circuit court of appeals
were non.concurred in.
Stewart offered . resolution, which
was referred to the committee on con-
tingent expenses, directing the commit
tee on mines and mining to report as to
the average production of gold and sill
yer bullion in the United States.
A TARIFF RESOLUTION.
Hale offered . preamble and resolu-
ton setting forth that sat no time has
go large portion of the American peo-
pie been employed at so high wages, and
been purchasing the necessities Of life at
go low prices, as in 1892; and whereas,
those conditions exist and are largely
due to the Republican policy of protec-
tion, the committee on finance ie .di-
rected to inquire into the effect OF the
policy OF tariff forrevenue only npon the
labor and industries Of the United
States, and report the same"
On suggestion of Cockrell, the resolu-
tion went over until tomorrow.
The legislative, executive and judicial
bril- was takenup and all the committee
amendments agreed to, except that re.
instating the Utah commission, which
was reserved for action.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
sTDwARr'ssEREE COINAGE BILL.
Stewart today offered as substitute
for the free coinage bill, one providing
that owner of'silver bullion may deposit
the same at any mint of the United
States to be coined for his benefit. the
coins to be legal tenderfor all debts and
dues. Fereign silver coin or bullion is
excIuded, and the silver act of 1890 is
repealed.
ABSEETEES FROM THE HOUSE.
Much OF the weeks business Of the
house depends upon the responses to
the urgent kilograms sent out demand
ing the return Of the absent members to
their seats.
Not single annual appropriation
bill has yet Become law, although the
fiscal year expires Thursday, and a re-
sort must be had to theexpedient of ex-
tending the appropriations by Joint
resolutions to prevent the total stop
page of the machinery of the govern
ment.
It is the intention Of the committee
on rules to designate aday for the con-
sideration Of the joint resolution pro-
viding for the election of the president
by popular vote araOn0 cthar rootfaro
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-28

Earned runs-Los Angeles, q; ean Francis
90, /.
fhree.base hits -Hulen. Levy a, Spies and p
Sweeney.
Two-6aAe hits Hanley.
Sacrifice hits Tredway, Hu1cn, .Balsz, Reltz,
Peoples, and Hoffman 2.
First base on errors-Los Angeles, 8; San
Francisco, 2.
First base on called balls-By Holman, 4;
by Balsz, s; by strong, 2.
Lett on bases-d1os Angeles, s; San Francis
90, 4. wa
struck out-By Hoffman. 2; by FaDrsng. /.
First base on hit by pitcher-Reitz by Strong.
Double plays-Levy to Spies; Reits teSharp,
to p. Sweeney
Passed balls-Hasemaear, 2.
Time OF game-1 hour 65 minures.
Umpire-McDonald.
Hcorer-J. W. Lysons.
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Gtn Qptdligetuer,
Republican. State Convention

At n meeting OF tho Stato Central Committee,
held at the city Of Parkcnburg, on February %,
1872, II WINS ordered that a State Convention be
held at the City Of Martinsburg, on THURSDAY,
tho 9Th day OF May. 1892, to elect four ~ Dele
gatcs.at.LarSo and four (O Altcrnates.a at .Largo
TO tho Republican National Convention, TO bc
held ut the city OF Minneapolis, Minnesota. on
Tuesday, the Tth day Of June, 1872. to nominate
candidates to be supported for the offices Of
President and rico.Prrsidcnt OF the United
States; aud also. In view OF the change In tho
OF this State; TO elect members OF the State Re.
publican Central Committee. consisting Of one
person from each Senatorial district glg
The Executive Committee OF each county Is
requested TO takc early steps to secure each
county representation In said Stntc Convention,
tions 10 elect district delegates and altornatos 10
said National Convention, and II Is. recon.
mendca that each COUNT elect one delegate 10
said State Convention for each ono hundred
900 votes or fraction thereof greater than nifty
(50l cast therein for President Harrison In 1885.
The cooperation Is desired Of all Republican
voters ard all other voters who favor the policy
Of Protection 10 American laborcrs, farmers and
manufactures, the policy OF Reciprocity. a
sound currency. tho cause OF good government
in the Nation, State and County. md who favor
economy and reform In the Stnte government Of
West Virginia md the several public institu-
tons thereof
Tho Congressional District Conventions above
referred 10, will be held rs follows: First dis.
trict at Clarksburg, on May 6; Second district at
keyscr. on May 4; Third district at Hinton.
on Mays Fourth district at Point Pleasant, on
AUGUSTUS PoLLACK, Chairman.
WM, NJ, o, DAWSON, Secretary, mrro
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BREAKFAST

Tho tiara : a BOOM do. ray" craze
grows all the time. Tho number OF
sources from which it sprang arc now
almost countless. Tho latest theory is
that tho melody is u paraphrase in "a
time of tho waltz which Postal is sup.
posed to have written the night before
he WINS executed. Pcstal's air, it may
BIO said, is used in Scotland as a United
Presbyterian hymn tune. All this is
vastly interesting. 1t goes to show the
havoc that Il hit made at n stagnant
time works among the thinkers.
Tho practice OF cremation Is on tho
increase IN Germany. In addition to
the crematorium which has been in
operation at Gotha since 1871, and
where from 500 to 600 bodies are now
cremated every year, q new establish
ment OF the same kind has been conse-
Grated at Ohlsdorf. Another crcmatory
will be opened in October at Carlsrhue,
making the third in Germany.
An inventive genius from Pittsburgh
named johnson has been trying to an.
initiate fogs, and he is said TO have
achieved some interesting results. His
method is to discharge electricity from
a ship into tho surrounding vapor, which
is thus precipitated and made to fall in
the form Of rain. The inventor claims
that in one experiment nearly two acres
OF water surface were cleared.
A boycott, perhaps unique, ms been
threatened by the labor unions OF ALLIE.
gheny county, Pa, against q printing
house that has tho contract to get out
the city directories for Pittsburgh and
Allegheny. They propose to destroy the
value OF the books by keeping out the
names OF nearly 100000 workmen.
Prof. Helm, of Zurich, says the most
agreeable death is by falling. He has
talked with a great many people who
have escaped death by falling by. a
hairs breadth only, and reports that
those who have experienced such acct
dents suffer no pain and no terror.
Among the exports to England from
Portland, Me-. lately have been hun
dreds OF sticks OF yellow birch, fifteen
to twenty feet long and from two to
three feet square, that are to be manu-
featured into veneers and furniture.
During the last ycar the official re-
ports from Russia show that 1O9,5l5
Russian Jews embarked at the ports of
Stettin, Bremen and Hamburg ior the
United States and South America.
The two longest words in Worcester,
Webster or the Century dictionaries arc
said to be palatopharingeolaryngeal and
transubstantiationalist.
'Parsifal" was lately tried in Hcidel-
berg with the orchestra entirely out! OF
sight, and the general criticism was fay
orable.
A theatrical journal states that not
less than n score of travelling companies
have collapsed since the first Of the
year.
Massachusetts has just increased the
salary OF its governor from 5000 to
5000 q wear.
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MORNING SMILES.

T%illinghust: ST think I can get you a
situation as q government chemist"
Winebiddlc: "Why, l never analysed
any baking powder in my life. "-Deroit
Free Press.
ooh, girls! There's atrampw "Arc
you sure?" "Yes. Don'tyou see him?"
''Now we will have some n to try our
new cooking school biscuit on."-ITash-
ington StGr.
"Soled out" he murmured to himself
MS the father OF his best girl gave him a
lift at 2 o'clock in the morning.-Bu-
iington Pres.
When n brown-haired man begins to
grow gray he is fifty years old; when
his hair begins to grow black lie is
sixty.-1sTas Sitings.
Cinch: "What have YOU given up
for Lent? Pinch: "Thirty dollars for
my wifc's Easter bonnct.p-Puck.
"But" is a conjunction, but you never
realize it SO thoroughly as when o goat
administers it, Yonksrs Gazette.
Now the young artist wanders out to
sketch nature and sketches cold.-
.R%inghampton Republican.
Ii you will notice, it is only pretty
women at the theatre who remove their
hats.-BosOn Transcript.
In the spring the young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts Of loaf -
Gazette,
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Guess Again.

H#--r#"#
E~ndeavorine to account for tho fact
that emigrants IRON protected countries
come to this protected country instead
OF ilocking to free trade Great Britain,
tho Register says "maybo it is because
Great Britain cannot hold tho popula.
ton she has already"
Since the assumption is not a fact,
maybe it is not an explanation. Not.
withstandine u large emigration Great
Britain adds steadily, though not
largely, to her population. Tho same
is true Of her component parts, with
the exception Of Ireland, which rs
steadily drops back in population. In
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL
District Convention.

1t Is ordered that n District Convention OF Re-
publicans. and all Others who favor the policy
OF Protection 10 American lnborcrs, farmers and
manufacturer and a sound currency, shall be
held at Clarksburg, May 6. 1892, at Il o'clock
noon. for tho purpose Of choosing two dele.
gates and two alternate delegates. to repre-.
sent the First Congressional district in the
National Republican Convention to be held
in the city Of minneapolis, In the State Of Mime.
sofa, on the 18th dry OF June. 1897, for the pur.
pose OF nominating candidates for President and
Vicc.P President. to DO voted for at tho next
Naturalization. and for transacting such other
business as may DO brought before said conven.
ton. The Executive Committee OF each county
Is requested to take early steps to have each
county represented ut said Convention. 1t Is
recommended that each county select one dele.
gate for each one hundred l0O) votes or fraction
over nifty GD) cast therein for President Harrison
In 1883
". E STATHERs, Chairman
J, C. BRADY, Secretary,
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The Cows Hair on tho worklnsman.

The Cows Hair on tho Workingman.
Tho cheaper class Of goods used by tho poorer
people md the working classes ara mado en-
tirely Of cotton mud shoddy mixtures,
The "pauper labor Of Great Britain. France
while American labor has to put up with cotton.
shoddy and cows hair In tho name of protec.
tion!-Rsgtsscr, april T.
This is not true. The I~NrELL1GEScER
proves it to be untrue by the state
ments of reputable business men OF
Wheeling. The statements will be
found in another column. Will the
Register brand these men as liars?
When an all.wool suit OF clothes for a
mar can be bought forS7 50-right hero
in Wheoling-it is a SANDER on the
wage-earnors Of this community to say
that "American labor has to put up with
cotton, shoddy and cows hair"
Let the Register ransack tho clothing
houses OF Wheeling, find tho cotton,
shoddy and cows hair" that is sold for
wool, and convict the propriotors OF
those stores of lying and robbing their
confiding customers.
This is tho way to get at it. It won't
do to quote from the speech OF some
free trader; it won't do 10 say it must
be so because, according to free trade
theory, it should be so.
Impcach the testimony Of tho mer-
chants quoted in to-day's INrEL1lGES.
There is not q straw man among
them. Theyare alive, in the flesh, and
nobody has to bet 5000 before they will
consent to have their names givon with
their testimony. Como on now, march
with tho procession or drop out and
saw wood. {.
You won't have to 60 on O voyage Of
discovery to England. You can make
your Investigations within two blocks OF
the Register office, and it won't be the
worst use you could make Of your valu-
able time.
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TIE Register will probably tako it
kindly to be informed that Mr.. A. w.
Campbell is expected homo in time to
take care OF himself o. tho tariff ques-
ton. Meanwhile the INrELL1eEScEn
will take pleasure in standing sponsor
for anything Mr., Campbell may, say in
the excellent letters: ho:is writiny for
publication. Somebody will always
be found at the old stand ready to do
business.
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walt whitmnn'. UnpublI,h,d Poem.

PHlLADELfiIlA, April I.-Horace L.
Traubclode, Of the literary executors Of
Walt Whitman, found among his man.
uscripts q poem on tho landing Of Co.
lumbus, which is said to possess much
literary merit. 1t will DO offered to the
managers OF the Worlds Columbian Ex-
position.
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Pension COMMISSIONER RAuM has
made this q weary world for Congress-
man Cooper, OF Indiana. IT may DO re-
garded as a case of justifable homicide.
When q man goes to taking underholts
it is certainly in order to confront him
with himself.
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IN thousands Of casos the cure of q
cough is the preventive OF consump.
ton. The surest-eough medicine in tho
world is DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
Sold by all dealers on a guarantee OF
satisfaction. paw !,
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If Deeming "the demon had q dozen
nccks the hangman would have bust
ness with them oil. That man must
have a workable thirst for human blood.
1t is not improbable TINT "Jack the
Ripper has been found at last.
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TILE approaching contest is rendered
especially important by reason Of tho In
dustrial and financial policies Of tho Gov
eminent being at stake. Tho popular do
cision OF these issues is of great moment
md viii DO of fnr-reachins consequence
,Inr1cs q Ririu, "
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THE Democratic house having passed
tho bill to put wool on tho free list, per.
haps tho Register will soon cease to 500
tho American workingman wearing
cows hair.
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HE WANTS 70 KILL soMETHING


By MAlNlCE THOMPSON.
Ho. for the marshes green with sprinc,
Where the bitterls croak and the plovers pine,
Where the galnt old heron spreads his wing,
Above tho haunt OF rail and snlpc;
For my gun Is clean and my rods In trim
And the old. wild longing Is reused In
Ho. for the bass.pools, cool md d;mi M
Ho for the swa!es OF the Kankakcc!
Is there other Joy like the Joy Of man
Free for q season with rod and gun,
With the sun to tan mud the winds to fan,
And tho waters to luil. md never Il one
OF the cares of Life to follow him,
Or 10 shldow his lie while he wanders iree2
HO, for the currents slow and DIM!
Ho. for the fens OF the Kanlakec!
4 hut by the river. n light canoe,
My rod and my gun, and Il sennight fair
Awind from the. south, and the Yildiowl due,
10 mine. Au'S we'll. Comes never u care II
Astrain of.the savage fires my. blood,
And the zest OF freedom Is Keen In ME;
Ho. for 1.-the, marsh md the lillIcd floodl
llo, for the sloughs Of the KQuknkec!
Give nc to stand where the swift currents rush,
With my rod oil astrain md n bass coming In,
Or give me the marsh, with tho brown snipc
And my guns sudden flashes and resonant
For I'm tired Of tho desk. and tired OF tho town,
And l long 10 be out, and | long 10 be free.
lo, ior lhe marsh, with the birds whirlIrg
Ho, for the pools OF tho Kankakeel
H"# Hl
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SENATOR SHERMAN thinks it will DO
Harrison and Cleveland again; which
means that it will DO Harrison oncc
more.
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PERHAPS there is some other state in
which tho FREQ traders would like to
sound a campaign keynote.
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IT was cruel to send Mr.. Cleveland to
Rhode Island. How Hill willy smile at
the discontinue OF the Stuffed Prophet,
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RHODE ISLAND and the aspiring elections
in New York should give thc.free traders
pause in their mad career.
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A poLICY.
Tho "Registorn Advises West vlrglnit
Congressman to. Strnddlp the Silver

Wheeling Re9htcr.
Wo beiiovo tho West virginia delegation
will do theira party u gront service aud
themselves credit by voting tomorrow to
p%ostpono the consideration OF tho bill at
this time. such n vote would not commit
them for or against FREQ coinage. It would
sim ply put them on record OF placing tho
question IN tho sholf for tho present, ami
whore It belongs until moro vital and I'm
PORTRAIT %legislntion Is considered.
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LITTLE RHoDY gave the free traders a
big black eye.
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Could it have been a Hill trick that
got Mr.. Cleveland into tho Rhode Island
folly? Hill is very sly.
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Where tho Democrats Went Wrong.
On the day of the election in Rhode
Island tho New York Times, which is as
strong for '"tafiff reform" as Mr.. Cleve-
land is, remarked: 1T will be the first
state election of the year, and in some
sort a preliminary note to the national
political struggle"
1t is another OF tho blunders of, the
FREQ trade Democracy that it tried to
sound its note iii Rhode Island: That
state has recently been electing Demo-
cratic governors, and the Democratic
leaders thought it would be easy enough
to sweep the state this time if they got
to work and unlinbored their big guns
there. .s : aHfs%" ~
They got out their biggest free trade
gun. That was Mr.. Cleveland, who did
the best he could for his aus They
piled in the speakers and did all thcv
knew how to do in every other way.
They wanted to elect the state ticket
and the Legislature, so as to have all the
"send-oh" there might be in it and in
sur the defeat OF Senator Aldrich.
1t was to be 20 preliminary note to
the national political struggle" And SO
it is, but the note is for protection, not
free trade, and tho Republican party,
not the Democratic, will profit by it.
It is not n case of "tho Dutch have
taken Holland, "for the Democrats have
been electing the governors lately and
this time they sailed in to sweep the
platter clean.
1t wa such a victory as Rhode Island
Republicans have not had Of recent
years, and the vote was the largest evcr
polled in Rhode Island. 1t is a big Re.
publican victory because the Democrats
made q big effort to carry the state and
a big blow about the success thoy we're
going to achieve. Their blunder gives
the result much more thansnormal i'm
portance. It is n ioretnste of the whal-
ing that is in store for them.
d.. 80 ~ HlHH
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Hunting It's Hole.

Being pinned down to q very small
part Of tho ear.h's surface for some.
thing like an argument to support Its
FREQ trade theories, tho always esteemed
but grotosqucly webbing Register OBJ.
jccts now to any comparison OF matters
and things as between the United
States and tho United Kingdom.
Our hord.prcssed neighbor makes q
pitiful plea for q comparison with Eng
land alone, emitting every other part
OF the home Kingdom over which Vic
toria rules; and this because England
is "the FREQ trade center of the world"
II We must omit that which tho Regis.
ter desires to have omitted, what is loft
to revolvo around this center? There
is no other free trade country. And SO
We have England wrenched from tho
United Kingdom and revolving pur.
poselessly and madly around its lone
some self. But it is not SO bad as this
for England. In fact she does her re.
volving ir company with the othor com.
ponent parts Of the nation OF which she
is a part
Heretofore in all discussions involv.
ing questions Of national economy, na-
tons as q whole have been treated rs
units where comparisons have been in.
stituted between countries. 1t occurs
first to the Register to try to dodge by
insisting that the Untod States must DO
compared with England alone.
The United States can stand the COM
parison, but wouldn't it DO as fair to
take that portion Of the United States
which makes the best showing and com.
pare that with the portion Of tho United
Kingdom which tho Register selects for
its purpose?
To take another view Of it, on the line
of the Registers own choosing, why not
set Ireland apart by itself and compare
that with tho United States2 Ireland
is under the same tariff system as Eng
land. She shows in her pitiful history
how one Of tho faircst spots on earth has
been blasted, robbed of the ability to
sustain the sturdy sons and daughters
who in this moro hospitable land have
found comfort and wealth and added to
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Granulated Sugar, % pounds for... 81 90
Standard A Sugar % pounds for. l 90
Light Yellow Sugar, 26 pounds for. l 90
Standard Tomatoes, 8 cans for. ~. Csc
Standard Peas, 4 cans for. &c
Standard Pie Peaches, 8 cans for.... Csc
Table Peaches, two cans for....... Csc
Alaska Salmon, two cans for ,....... o5c
Salmon Steak, per can ........".... Zoe
Rolled Oats, Spounds for..... 25c
California Prunes, 8 pounds for..... 25c
Fresh Roasted Coffee, per pound. l5c
Fresh Roasted Broken Coffee, per
pound ..... 1Oc
Clothes Pins, per dozen........... lc
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CAS'r you imagine the great Ameri-
Gun smile that spread over President
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IN the registers minds eye the work
ingmen of Wheeling are incorporating
in clothing made Of cotton, shoddy and
cows hair as a cheap substitute for
wool. 0, this is pitiful, in a whole city
ful OF guaranteed all wool clothing at
50,
SIS 50.
81 so
n omit
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Harrison's placid countenance when no
heard tho news from Rhody, how she
went, with tho proper curve, for pro.
lection and an honest dollar.
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ATLANTIC TEA CO.
SPECIAL PRESENTS
Atlantic Tea Co.
/. ATLANTIC E CO.

We will during the next two weeks,
beginning April 6, give to every pur-
chaser OF Tea, Baking Powder or Spices
a Special Present. Do not fail to see
our display Of Specials.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WTANTED-A MTLLINER. NONE
w but an experienced hand need apply.
LOU SwADACkER ap7