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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
coxu1.GENERAL sEwALL,s REsIGNATIoN.

Washington, July g. Harold NJ. sewan. OF Maine,
Consul General at Samoa has rendered MS reSlgmi-
ton and 1t has been accepted by the President. MI
Sewau entered the Consular service In 1888, when
President Cleveland appointed him Vlce-Consui ut
Liverpool Eighteen months afterward he was pro
NOTED 10 be Consul General at Apa. 1t Was during
his first year service there that Germany penang
the Washington conference on samoan AFFAIR.", seized
the island and deportcd the native King against winch
action Mr. sewall strenuously protested The violence
OF German aggression led to an investigation by the
Senate Committee OF Foreign Affairs. which summoned
Mr.. sewall TO testify. His testimony made clear
difference Of opinion between him and secretary
gayard and on this ground the latter demanded MS
resignation, which was at once rendered. The action
Of Congress Mt the conclusion Of this testimony In ap
propriatng 100000 for the protection OF our inter r
csts i'm samoa led Prince Bismarck 10 propose re-
uewal at Berlin Of the negotiations begun IL "ashlhg
ton secretary Blaine attached Mr.. Sewall 10 ms
Commission and upon the ratification OF the treaty
made at Berlin, President Harrison renoHinated MN
10 his former post ana tLe hoiniiia'ioii wa" ""ii
mously confirmed by the Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

..ady' Americsn- Middllng low mIddiug clause July
delivery 5CGia3 Sod July and august delivery
550id sellers; september delivery Gigs ,.S S2e,d
ana November delivery I'd sellers. November and Decem
bor delivery. 2std buyers; December ana January de'
1.Jid sellers. 80 ,,,, - ,..-
nddlng 6iac good ordinary &c net receipts loo bales
"a say,nnah JnIv 5-Cotton 1uiet; middling. &c low
mddnr Gao good ordinary, Gsc net and gross receipts
ll5 bales exports coastwise 2o-2 bales s'ocN i''oA
Jale ,,,,, -,. ,,~
uddIino I3.ie good ordinary, 6isc net and gross re-
ccps los bales: exports cOastwse. sls bales sales 70
bales stock 024t bales. .,,, -,
galveston July 5-Cctton quiet middlne, Tic: low
rddne a'sc; good ordinary enc net ana aa gross 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
A NEW SUSPENSION DAY WANTED.
DEMOCRATS UNABLE TO DO THE PUBLIC BUSINESS
UNDER THE EXISTING RULES

DEMOCRATS UNABLE TO DO THE PUBLIC BUSINESS
UNDER THE EXISTING RULES
Washington, July SpecisD-It is expected 'ha'
tho uouse Committee on Rules will bring In report
tomorrow providing that motions to suspend I"e '
.han he in order on Thursday, the same as on 'he
first and third Mondays Of each month. Inc oo'eO'
n, the majority pass the three tarin DIS nov "
f,e calendar and also the River ana haroor o'i' a.
-reod 10 I'm conference. Republicans do not res"r"
rls nronoston with favor and they may resolve 10
defeat II ~ possible. They contend that IL inc
rles OF the House bad that 1t Is impossoio "
transact any business without suspending them &iu
rushing measures through without cohsiderAuoh' "'N
virtually without debate, the rules ous"' " 10
amended so that legislative measures can receive
such consideration their importance may uei'Anu
when the House passes a bill under suspension o.
-, rnlss I, simpv approves the recommendation and
rerster, tho will Of the majority OF a committee or
y, n single member Of the House Not long ago inc
House passed In this manner bills for the adHhsson
~ Arizona and New-Mexico into the Union, WIN"
Ellis contained provisions which never wouio nA'e
been approved II they had been fuuy oeoaVeo o
fairly considered. In the same manner INC hou''
n.sses the legislative Executive and judicial Appro
n,,oton hill which carried upward OF S2o,ooo'ooo
and contained several important changes OF existing
ioxv which probably would lave been either re!ecteu
or greatly modified II the measure had been oAcusseu
and considered In orderly manner
The reply to the objection against this manner Oh
aong business is that no bill pass unless II re
cefves the votes OF two thirds OF the members Pe
This Is by no means a satisfactory answer More
on Rnles which provides that the votes OF
majority shall be sufficient 10 suspend the rules ana
pSonosi,ion win be favorsby considered and yet 1t
T. strongly urged by influential Democratic Repre-
sstv NAV DO under stress Of circumstances and what
they may regard as u necessity OF the situation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Jnly Corn led In speculative Interest
The market opened weak because Of fine weather and
large receipts but advanced steadily 10 the close
There was surprising unanmity on the buying side.
Many traders had improved the holidays by travelling
over the corr country. and the bulhsh news which
they distributed attracted general Interest. The
wheat men deserted the corn pit In large numbers 10
sell corn on the rise. bnt most ~ them Joined the
buvers, and took losses before the close Prices closed
at the top. The opening. 80 cents. was low ipr
ccptember Tie close was 80 3S cents. Oats fol.
lowed corn. Scptcmher opened ut 81 Z cents and
closed at 80 "a cent?. Provisions opened strong On
receipts N ONLY 1900 hogs NJ the yards, where
30 900 were expected. Nearle 5,OOo00O pound, were
sold by Cudahy and his followers. Pork and nrl
declined with RIBS, but the closing bulge IN corn STAN
NEEDED shorts into closing both nj top figures Ribs did
not recover all the lost ground. Wheat was dull
and small affair. The feature was the improvement
I'm Jnly. IL clOsed nj :s premium over september
against i-e discount Saturday Charters. Gj.ODO
bushels wheat, 10000 bushels corn, 10000 bushels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
LIVE STOCK MAIKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo July 5.-Cattlc-Rcccpts for the past "A hours
none Tor thus 1880 mead for same Tine
NcwYork sale. 40 head market opeacI 2SaSe signel
closed strong extra steers i.ooo 70 800 ~ - oSds4 20
s SSo S zoo 20 aS 4 Sss 81 81 SSa
bu;cncfs 1905 i6o n e5a., 10; Light haa1 Y
bucher 800 to 1000 ~ 80 5Ci$s g coars LOO a nj
heifcrs extra - 2oas3 90; do oosnen ~ o9S
ts poor good mixed buteheIs 500 20 1000 r. e. 100
corn fed s3ds3 IS Michigan stoc ker, SO 90 70 70 r.
o So ycaass an lIshs En-. g 9 g S a.
batt.rmlk * 3SaSs SO; Seas fair TO best = 75ae5 %
do common lots. 80 5odsi go HorsIReceipA fsr ne
"a hou head ss, @ C ySs 5 hs s%; s scu Il
through / to NewYork. $3.50 head on sale:
ase sgs ss nGt good
S yo g sood ' 70 best! S sosss $50 light
SugSs. ~ s5as5 10; Eousbs, 81 :5as4 10: saes
% ssul sa sS T. hes siee ai' Tor week thus far
IL 600 head t. New. York, 100 head sale. 40 head
market quiet and steady choice 70 f,9ey wehsr sS 2sS
S %r 70 good 81 e5Ss4 3 Gull e COMMON. s2ass IS
Chicago July 5.-"The Evening Journal" reports: Cat
head sans time las week shipments TO-DAY, 1000 head
CSsn,ad IS 70 HossSe.p, for days,
head ans tine last week safe head shipments 500
:d svss sr'ss rs %;
Receipt 1000 head shipments, 1900 head; active and
s. LoIs July Receipts 900 head market
I0e95c higher Hoss-RrccIpts 700 head market loc
Y Y 70 81 ;, ooss5 20 Receipts 1900
head market slow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
THE STATE OF TRADk

50 4sis%Ss do 5s extra t > 7ss ds AMY K
Do % M son G5e do '' do rasht ii II 40
Kccdpts~l4 600 bbs., shlpmcnts-l.454 bbs; sales
s5c July, s4G - i,4c august SO 3-5d SO 5'sc !;
October 20 4c asked steamer Eo2 red zoe asked
40 bush southern wheat easy; Fultl, s7c long
berry, 52d SIC. Corn dun mixed spot. IS i-2c
steamer So 9Nsd 80 soc 3D. 0r ccp bush stock
-so,e14 bush; SAILS 900 bush southern corl--
DO, 80 nc bid rceeIpts-le:oco bush stock, sS,a27
bush. Rye quiet, No =, "a l-2c nomiDa; receipts
100 bush stork-s,4d2 bush. Hay firm; good to
choice timothy, sl4 5od si5 so. Grain feights quiet
cotton COO; -four. lie. Cotton nominal, mddlng,
7s,so; Rrovisons s!eady and active mes pork.
clear. &c; clear rib sides, 3-4c; sugar picked
sh99ders S he sugar cured smoked shoulder snas
&c crude, 4 ;I4c. Butter firm; creamery. fancy,
2lc; do fair to choice, 19d 2oc; do imtaop: 1o@lsc
packed, Sl4c; grass, ia1 loc EGGS weak, Is u
lac cOHss steady Rio sarEUe sT is i GSn
7 81 o5asI 28.
Boston, July 5:-Flour dull. Corn steady; Oats
Receipts for two days Flour, 1900 bbls and $500
sacks: corn, $4,000 BUSH oats, $4,000 bush shorts
BuGalo, July S.-Actiye inquiry for spot wheat and
at IS 40; 1000 bush. do, sold at as use so 600
bush, No. / Northern. c. |. T.. sold At So 10000
bush. DO, sold at ~ 3-4t 5000 bush. do, sold at
- lsc closing No. / spot. at SOC No. Northern
do, at as &c, No. Northern do, At 81 14c; winter
wheat In better demand cars No. rcd, sold at
81 liza ssc; cars No. l white. sold at SEA 80 &c
] car mixed, sold at CSC; l car No. red, sold at
s5c. Corn quiet, steady cars No. yellow. sold
at SIC : cars No. yellow. sod at SIC; car No.
yellow, sod at 49c cars No. .. s ID at So 3-4a
81 lac; cars No. .. sold at 5od sic; cars warm.
sod =. at q las ~ on track No. in store sod at
at outside prices cars No. white, sold at 4oc !;
cars No. whlto, sold at IS l.2a 3s 34c: 12 cars
No white. sold at 81 l2a 81 a-4c; No.. .
mixed, sold at 80 12. on track Rye dull; No. 2,
offered at a:c on track md In store. Flour steady
best spring 81 aoa - 90; do winter. =, 5od - 65
Rye -four, - 50d ~ 65. NH feed weak and I'M.
changed. Canal frelghts strong wheat, -4c corn.
&c oats, ! 1-2c nsxsccd, else: Receipts for -
hours-Flour, $4,000 bbls wheat, 100000 bush !:
corn, 100000 bush oats. $4,000 bush rye 100000
bush. shipments by Canal-Wheat, 07,3oO bush :
oats. $4,000 bush; barley. 1900. By rall-Flour,
81 900 bbs; whent 100000 bush corn, $4,000 bush
oats, 10000 bush.
Chicago, July 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
CHARLES EMORY SMITHS RESIGNATION
He FORMALLY sURRKNDERs HIS POST AS MN.
ISTFR TO RUSSIA

lister TO RUSSIA.
Washington, July 5.-The following correspopdence
vas made public TO day:
Legation Of the United States to Russia Philadelphia ION
leave) June 27. 1892.
To the President:
Following the verbal indication heretofore given I beg
10 present to you my resignation OF the Office Of Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Penipotentiary OF the Uni,ed
States 10 Russia. which by your Kind favor | was
appointed February Il. 1890.
My service in this place has been prolonged somewhat
tefohd nv expectation not only by the demands OF quc
tons directly incident 10 the mission but BY special
obligations connected with reception and distribution
Of the large and liberal contributions by people
Of the United States during past few months
suffering peasants OF Russo. This work was carefully
organized In order that the contributors might full
assurance OF the just and faithful application Of their
gifts and 1t has now been substantially completed AT
tho time while thus happily enabled present the
most signal evidence Of the friendly and humane sent'
mont OF the American people unmndful OF the
duty OF representing and OF the reciprocal
obligation OF the broadcast humanity without distinction OF
recton.
These representations and efforts having been carried
far practicable present and the other business
OF the legation being in a satisfactory state have felt
justified in asking be relieved from further service
In laying down the trust, | beg 10 thank YOU again
most sincerely not only for the honor which you conferred
upon but for the unvarying kindness. consideration
and confidence with which you have favored me- Ie-
main, ETC., CHARLES EMORY SMITH
Department OF State, Washington, July 3. 1897
Charles Emory Smith, esq. Philadelphia. Penn:
Sir have acknowledge the receipt OF your leter
OF the 27th ut IL Is accompanied BY one addressed
by you President rendering your resignation OF the
Office Of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoien-
tary OF the United states Russia 20 which were
appointed February Il, 1890
have been directed by the President to accept your
resignation give, at the time. expression OF
his regret at this of official relations and his
qualification highly satisfactory manner In which
you have invariably discharged the important ana dell
cate duties connded 10 you.
Your efforts in behalf OF the famine stricken sufferers
OF Russia connection with the reception and dstibu-
ton OF the liberal consgnments for their RELIEF from our
peope alone entte you 10 their gratitude no less than
l., that OF Russian Empire The Department greatly
appreciates services thus rendered and desires 10 oner
YOU It's thanks for the same. well as for the kndy
sentiments you express toward It's officers.
Assuring you that you carry with you my pe'eohai
good wishes In your private life, am, ETC.,
John W. FOSTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Tuesday. July 5-BEEvES- Receipts, us
slaugtercrs direct including 30 ears for Estmans CON
u 1 for D. ar sr 20 csT DOR pre
COMPANY and car Tor mlsesllans9u, shipper S SoG
demand Ga, dsc Per n and Chicago dressed sides sold
TO-DAY private cable adyc-s quo,e efrIecra'd beet
nrmer aud selling at acc per y and american st;cr'
. .pay "s das %l2S g IN Liverpool and " "'2' !"
e'' SRip%ea. wsdacsd.v v nclud. Gs cattle o" the
" Das 'eo qq9"t, Of nd 1eci r. ne Ts",o.I c and
i,Sv aud in tbs last named steamer 1920 quarters for
. MICH C0WS-No frc-h arrivals and no trade Feel
'4C HIvTs-icccirts 90 hepd all ct Goth.st Tho very
limited offerings sold steady prices and ue feel
ing is to firm for good veal an anticipated mod
c' breseS caSe, nrm ct 5dCe Tor dressed bu,tem
5as2c for county drs-ed yais; and 72ao2c for city
sac'-mulLenb,ck Hollis, veals; l4o a ycragg,S
r. 81 1 i DE- af ;os g. . e pr 100 s
per sm II ' IND hANr$.cccpt.. - cars or 1913
at moboken. sly consigned direct % butcher
Firm FOR good stock and all grdes were well -IsianIu
per 100 ordinary prime lambs at 50 25as7 vs. cu'
Dressed mutton stady at SGle iafe,Sr carcS''e as
lOS s cG g. r S%s SOM: ' We, Virginia lambs
% 'y 7G &C. q p aG e DO Is 49, at q s. d. a
Do SO n At 20 50: ~ o. 80 ~ at 80 -! 81 % cuis
% Jadd buckingham 20 w'.t vitsnIs lambs IS II.
81 Ss"sa d g. y at 50 E s E'' We v'sa sheep
=; Msr6e,'qp Ga 1877 Ohio sheep. 50 =" at So
II. fonn;' ,IliG ,yl'sais lambs, 80 n. at sc25. NJ,
8, M "a s,s Set. o. i. n 2o q. INDIANA sheep '0 " ut
% iiarriSgSn 25s Kentucky lambs so N. at 81.
Il 70 IL @ s Or 'sT cg head an a. Jersey
p pS; @ i've %ss SFe cmn at a's
Country dressed steady ct 7a71c medium. and So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
TIE GRAND ARMY ENTERTAINMENT FUND.
FURTHER CONTEST BETWEEN SENATE AND
HOUSE OVER TIE SUM

HOUSE OVER TIE sun
Washington July 3-The senate decnod 'o'uds -
lock horns with the House on tie question OF NAMING
a suitable appropriation for the entertainment OF 'he
veterans of the Grand Army Of The Republic WHO
Will meet here next September il their annual en-
canpmcnt. The House originally declined 10 make
any provision whatever for the encampment ana inc
senate Committee or Appropriations was ooHse" 10
insert I'm The District OF Columbia bill an Item con-
tributng SlOCO 900 t. the encampmcnt entertainment
fund. As liz the case 81 all other appropriations IN
the District bill. half TO be pad ion the Oi'ed
states Treasury and half by the local taxpayers III"
House Of Representatives. IN characteristic sprt OF
nggardlne,, reduced the amount. when the bill was
sent back, TO $4,000 and then conceived the mean
spirited trick OF shifting the whole OF the sum TO
the shoulders Of the citizens OF tho District Ignoring
the fact that for all loac purposes the Government Is
Justly and properly the greatest Of local taxpayers
The conferrces on the District bill easily settled all
their differences except on this one Item. over "hch
there has been a contest IN committee FOR several
months. The House has stuhborIy refused to accept
refused to countenancc the sharp practice involved IN
other properly holders by the National GOV
eminent Mr.. Allison to-day, TO test the sense OF
the senate as to the ACCESSIBILITY OF holding ont against
by the House. offered resolution approving an al
hercncc TO the terms OF tie senate ahl'nuncnt.
No Quorum could be obtained. but tile voe sustaining
the confcrree> was - 20 IL. AMI Mr.. Allison ah', cd
that he would regard this direction 10 continue MS
resistance to the proposition of the House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
Mp Kerry DISCUSSES CAMPAIGN ISSUES.

Washington. July 5.-In the Senate Mr. n", n >
resolution as to the effective differences between Wv
Republican policy of protection and the Denooi'u.
policy OF tariff for revenue only was taken up anu
Nr. Berry addressed the Senate upon H. Inc ~
"wbereasp q, the preamble recitng that never were
laborers so prosperous and well paid, Mr.. Ferry oe-
clared TO be contrary to the facts Ito sent 10
the Clerks desk and had read kilograms on inc SUI
jcct OF the Strike at Carnegie's Homestead WORKS
The Issue OF the present campaign, however, "hich
arose high and far above all other Issues was 'e
Election BILL to which the Minneapolis convention
and its candidate for President fully committed.
With such an issue II seemed him that the success
Of the Democratic party ought 90 be assured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
CHANGES IN CIRCULATION.
Z
A DECREASE OF NEARLY sl7O0O.0oo IN JUNE
BUT AN INCREASE FOR THE YEAR OF
s1O3 OO5 7s3

s103005.7s3
Washington, July (SDcciaD.-The Treasury De
partments statement Of changes In the clrcnihuoh
during last month and the fiscal year Just closed SHOWS
NO. decrease during June OF 1896 sol but for the
twelve months ended June % al Increase ot Slo3'-
OO5 7s3.
or the various binds OF money IN circulation there
was u decrease during June of Sl6oo0e7o In god Ger
fcates So 63s 462 In United states notes S30ooooo
in currency certificates S4o03G2 In silver certihca'cs
sS4o, sl6 in subsidiary silver. Ss97,44l In standard
silver dollars Sl43,9I7 in gold coin. and Sl21oOo In
National bank notes. on the other hand. there was an
Increase OF SlO.os2,065 in silver Treasury notes
The total circulation OF the country on July l. the
beginnipg OF the new fiscal year. is placed at Sl6O3
1889 against 81 500, 067 90 on July l. 1871
net increase during the Inst fiscal year OF slo3'-
CO5 163.
The changes in the circulation OF various KINDS oil
money during the Inst fiscal year, together with inc
amounts In circulation. are shown by the foilo"ihs
table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
| A STATEMENT AS TO TIE ELLIS ISLAND WORK.
Washington July 5.-Thc following statement Is fur

nlshcd by the Treasury partmcnt:
Messrs. Nelson and Parker. the two experts APP
pointed by the committees on immigration OF thr TWO
houses OF Congress 10 investigate the character ana cost
of the improvements on Ellis Island New York liarior,
for immig grafton PURPOSES have submitted llelt r"port
10 Chairmen Chandler and stump. The rep III covers
ten printed pages and gives the results Of ten week,
Of continuous Inspection work. they were INSTRUCTED
10 ascertain by proper inquiry what, according to hlr
market prices should have been the cost 10 the con
tractor or to the Government OF the work done under
each division Of expenditure. Under thlN heau ,H
exports report thai their estimate for the nine principal
buildings would indicate a proper aggregate cost "i
S2l2 600 while The work was In fact done uhdr thc
contracts ms let by the Treasury Department for
SlI 900 less than this estimate. The experts ma no
structural defect II importance and none whlch ue
contrac are correcting at their own cost the
buildings not having been yet accepted by the Govern
mcnt The report goes into exhaustive details, treat
Ing every item Of work separately, and its general
effect Is that as whole the work has been done well
and al low cost 10 the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
sanitary CONDITION OF THE CAPITOL.

Washington July 5.-Mr Vest, from the Commit
,. nm puhuc Bui,dngs and Grounds presented TO the
senate to-day report to the sanitary condition Cd
the Capitol and made brief statement a. 10 It's con
tents The air used In the senate c"ai"oer' ne e'o
ha ,sor tound nv the experts be reasonably pure
&c &, CANA from the fan For reason, however,
the Impurities were largely increased after the AR
entered the chamber The sewerage was rcaSohaOiy
good. but the plumbing was defective beyond remedy
and would have to be entirely changed Inc woEt
portion Of the building was the toilet ro1ui Ui one
supreme Court. The cost OF inc pIOP"'oN N'oS
would be Sos, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06

Washington July Ex-senator Henderson To-Day In
,roarced bill TO create National highway commits
sion 10 consist OF two senators. five Representatives
a., Soc,o,aries of War; Agriculture and Interior. the
postmaster cneral the Attorcy-General and an as
socIato member from each state ana territory.
csslons of Congress, in Chicago during the Worlds
Esr and at such other places and tunes as the mia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. July 5.-The President today sent TO
Che Senate the following nominations: William Kapus.
OF Oregon. consul at sydney. n. S. W.: Ernst G..
nmme. OF Wisconsin. Fifth Auditor OF the Treasury :;
Second Lieutenant Frank A. Barton. cath Infantry,
to be second lieutenant OF cavalry Colonel Robert
Williams assisantadj utant general. TO be adiuiant-
general with the rank Of bngadicr general; Leu
tenantColone Richard Loder. LIST Artillery, colonel
Major Abram c. wdrick 5th Artillery lieutenant
colonel; Captain John A. Darling LIST Artillery, major
First Lieutenants William p. Yanness LIST Artillery,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
prsINEss DONE IN THE SENATE.

Washington July 5.-ln the senat today Mr.. Palmer
rave notice that Thursday he wonld ask tho senate
IN take up for consideration the constitutional amend
nent for the election Of United sta>s Senator's oy te
neonIc Mr. Butler gave notice that on Monday he
nn ask the Senate TO take up the bill for the trans
Cav n, ths Revenue Marine to the Navy Department
senate bill providing that appointments On staff
corrs shall be made from tho line Of the Army was
snortod and placed the calendar The House Eight
Hor bill was laid before tho senate and reierrea 70
he COMMITTEES O. Education and Labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
THE SEIZURE OF TIE CoQUILLoN.

Washington July 5.-Assstant secretary spauidins
today received a telegram from special Treasury
Agent Williams, at Port Townsend, confirming ths Nc
port that the British steamer Coqulhoh' WIN o'ooo
scalsldns on board Ind been seized at Port Etchc''
ALASKA by the revenue steamer Corwin for violation
Of the United states customs regulations. Mr. spauld-
ing Says the sealsns seized because they formed
portion OF the vessels cargo not shown III hef man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
POSTAGE RATES REDUCED.

Washington, July 5.-The Postmaster-General mas
issued an order reducing the rates Of postage on mail
matter addressed to all places outside OF the Universal
Postal Unlon TO which higher rates OF postage pre-
yiously applied the uniform rate OF 10 cents per
half ounce for letters and cents Tor cach TWO ounces
for other articles These postal union Offices in
cde the Islands OF Ascension and 81 Helena piaccs
I'm China Madagascar and Morocco. Cape Colony ana
other colonies and States oil SOuth africa. ING
Briti.h Colony Natal, in south Africa, has joined
the Universal Postal Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
NO FURTHER CARA TROUBLES.

Washington, July 5.-General schoned THIS morn
ing received a telegram from General Wheaton, com
handing the Department OF Texas saying that he mas
information OF any revival OF the Cara movement
Of any political uprising whatever. along the RIO
Grande lie says the recent troubles In that neigh
borhood were the acts OF individuals and had no
nuortf