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MIR. DICKSON BADLY BEATEN.
Messrs. Norris and Davis Seated by Vote
of SO to 5.

Messrs. Norris and Davis Seated by . Vote
Of 80 to 5.
Special Dispatch 10 The Evening Star
CHICAGO, June 22.-The contest over the seats
in the District deogation before the committee
on credentials last night was lurid and exciting.
Both Dickson and Norris had to be called TO
order for unparliamentary language, and the
general aspect Of the occasion was like a local
political convention. The outcome was the de-
feat Of Dickson and the seating Of Davis and
Norris.
1t was late when the committee took the case
Dickson was present to claim principally that
Norris was not regularly elected and was will
ing to concede that the Davis credentials were
regular. He claimed that Norris had been
elected by the invasion Of 100 negro toughs, who
took possession and ran the machine at Norris
dictation.
The question was put at him how IL was
that Davis selection was regular and that Of
Norris irregular?
This was not answered satisfactorily, where
upon the Michigan member of the committee
moved that vote be taken forthwith and that
Davis and Norris be seated
Dickson pleaded for time and that the other
side be heard. He was supported by Bourke
Cochran. who wanted Dickson's anti Cleveland
vote in the convention if fight were made
against Cleveland.
Al this stage it was evident that the commit
tee was strongly against Dickson.
Mr.. Norris, however, took the floor and it did
not take him long to get worked up in the line
Of personal argument. He reviewed the record
of the District convention, the manner
in which he and his colleague had
been chosen and cited the fact tina,
Dickson had told him repeatedly before
the primaries that he did not intend to run
Then he took up the charges against his personal
character made by Dickson. He said: For severa
years l have been the treasurer Of the demo
cratic congressional committee and have beer
associated with leading bank and several in.
surance companies at the national capital.
Would be continued in these positions il
were such a rufian and scoundrel as YOU have
been told by that brute" (pointing to Dickson)
Norris was at once called down for his un.
parliamentary language, but the Colorado dele
gate suggested that in his section it was no,
necessary to appeal to parliamentary fdles when
such language was used.
The further proceedings were more tenn.
perate. Harry Davis addressed the COMMITTEES
and described how Dickson had held the tickets
and badges yesterday, preventing himself and
Norris from occupying their seats in the con
vention.
"Aside from the merits Of the case" said Mr.
Davis, mo gentleman would have done it"
great deal Of time had been occupied by th.
exchange of personalities and the chairman pu,
the question. By vote OF 80 to s Davis anG
Norris were declared entitled to their seats
Mr.. Dickson thereupon gracefully yielded up
the little box containing tickets and badges and
the great tempest in a teapot subsidized.
]. p. n.
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TWO CENTS.

Mr.. Cleveland's defeat would have been accom-
plished, though perhaps not to the advantage
Of Mr.. German The votes they had actually
pledged TO support either German or Morrison
at that time numbered SIS, and twenty-eight
more were promised IL Morrison were chosen
for leader. To marshal force Ike this when
the fighting has Just begun and there IL fair
field is very different thing, however, from
reforming shattered line, and while IL may be
possible to reform effectively, it would be a
very extraordinary thing IL accomplished.
j. p. n.
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Mr.. HArrity, who ID best posted on the Cleve-
land figures, insists, however, that Cleveland
will have go votes on the first ballot. The
turn events have taken has put out Of joint .
plan to get through with the work Of The con-
vention today,
Mr.. Whitney said this morning that hs did
mot expect . ballot 10 Be taken today. Delay
for another day has in IL elements Of danger TO
CLEVELAND, in spite Of III the chances still In his
favor.
The chances measured by n ordinary ealcu-
lations ere about one hundred 70 one against
The success Of ths anti Cleveland revival move
msnt, yet one would b very arrogant Who
would venture TIE positive asrtion - thing
have developed within ths past twelve hours
that the defeat Of Mr.. Cleveland & imposslbas.
Ths anti-Clevsland people up 70 this point
have succesdsd merely In patting an slsns.t
Of doubt IN - situatioa which yesterday vas
positivs and appeared 70 lsavs nothing epsa
but ths nomination of NJ. Osvsasnd Ehsy
havs pledged neaxly snousA vots - bleek -
cpaysntiou, but not onoufh
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To DRILL THE NAVAL REsERvE.-The q. 8. s.
Chicago and Atlanta, now at New York, have
been ordered to visit Boston July 8 for the pur-
pose Of drilling the naval reserve of that city.
They will return to New York on the 10th prox.
imo for similar exercises at that port
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-22

WHY THE CLERKS ARE PLEASED. - The
clerks in the Treasury Department are
pleased at the prospects Of Cleveland's nomina-
ton for the reason that the election of either
Harrison or Cleveland will insure
a continuance Of the present civil service rules.
The nomination Of any other two men would
have made the civil service employees decidedly
more uncertain as to their treatment in the
future.
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Grover Cleveland. They
were seeking TO unite
the opposition 10 him
on some new candi-
date, and they thought
they would succeed.
They were willing 10
take Campbell, but the
ex governor rcmcm-
bered the fate Of Nc
kinley at Minneapolis
and still refused 70 allow
his name 90 be used.
MANY OF them would be
satisfied with Boies or
Morrison. but the mama
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. York Noel has been
detached from duty at the navy yard, League
Island, and ordered to the Monongahela. Lieut.
VIM. Milburn, detached from the Miantonomoh
and ordered to the Newark. Lieut. Charles
Foster, detached from the Monocacy, ordered
home and granted three months leave. Lieut..
F. H. Lefavor, detached from the Mare Island
navy yard and ordered to the Monocacy. Lieut..
G.. ID. Galloway, detached from the Naval
Academy and ordered to the Miantonomoh.
Chief Engineer David P. Jones has been placed
on the retired list
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The PRESIDENTS CALLERs.-The Presidents Q
callers today included Gen. Palmer of Albany,
commander-in-cheif G. A. r.; Senators Jones
Of Nevada, Gordon Of Georgia, Hiscock, Nor
gan and Hawley. Representatives Hit and HUFF
and Second Controller Gilkerson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-22

CONSULAR Communicating on infor-
nation from the United States consul general
at Rome Assistant Secretary Spaulding has in
structed customs officers that consular certif-
Gates Of depreciation accompanying invoices
that the currency in which the value Of the mer-
chandise is statedin such invoices is paper cur
rency and that such currency is equally depre-
ciated as compared with the standard gold and
silver coin currency, which are at premium of
81 per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-22

PERsoSAL.-J. NJ Murphy of New York
William Simpson Of Virginia, Samuel C. TAYLOR
of Chicago and W. A. Shaffer of scottsdale.
Pa., are at Willard'a-R. II. Wilson
Of Harrisburg, o. 8. Herrick Of New
York. George White Of Little Falls. N. r..
and W. H. Chandley Of Pennsylvania are at the
Randan.--Gen. John NJ. Palmer of Albany.
Thos. H. Gin Of Chicago, W. c. Robards Of San
Antonio, Tex, II. L. Earle Of Leavenworth,
Kan, and John A. Lee Of st. Louis are at the Eb-
bitt--F. B. Garner Of New York, C. B. Irwin
Of Chicago, w. w. Fay Of Annapolis,
@. W.. Rust Of the navy and
Reed Singer Of st. Louis are at the RisRx-
G. T. Curtis Of Rochester, H. w. Hanna of
Cleveland, Louis p. Hart Of Savannah and
Richard L. Gay Of Boston are ct the Arlington.
-E v. Clergua OF New York, Chaa @. Bon-
ner Of San Francisco and Chas. A. Hall
Of Boston are ct the Shoreham.--J. n. Mat
thews Of New York, J. B. Mayo Of Louisville,
e. +. Atkins Of Troy, N. Y. and William
Clarke Of Jacksonville are ct the Howard
n A. Colbert Of Fredsricnburg. Va, and K.
Y. Turner Of Georgia are ct the 0xfosd.-
g. H. Faxwell Of Nashville, Tenn, d at the
Fredonia. .-T. b. Gordon of Newport Nsvs,
Henry Hughes of New York, b 4. Hackmsn
Of Quincy, NJ, and 2. A. Mckay of Idttls
Bed, Ark, ere q ~ JohnDon.
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Act APPRovED.-The President has ap-
proved the act providing for railroad
bridges across the Alabama river, the Warrior
river, the Sipsey river and the Tennessee river
for the use Of the Mexican Gulf Pacific and
Puget Sound railroad.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sToDAY.-Internalr rev.
enue, S53S, ,922; customs, $629, ISL
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DR.. BILLINGS LEAvE.-Leave OF absence for
one month and fourteen days, with permission
to 60 beyond sea, is granted Maj John O. Bill
ings, surgeon, United States Army.
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SECRETARY TRACY and n number Of promi.
nent naval officers will attend the launching OF
the battle ship Texas at Norfolk on the 2Sth in.
slant.
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The TROUBLE IN WYoM1Na.-Gen. Schofeld
today received o telegram from Gen. Brooke,
in reply to instructions to keep the United
States troops near Gregg, Wyo., out of town
and away from the people in order
to avoid further trouble. Gen. Brooke
says that the commanding officer had al
ready acted substantially under the instruc-
tionshent, and that the troops encamped three
miles from the town consist only of q camp Of
tents. Gen. Brooke adds that he will COM
municate information in the matter to the de-
partment by mail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-22

A MINISTER CoM1so.-The acting secretary
Of state is in receipt Of dispatch from the
United States minister at Buenos Ayres, under
date Of May 16, announcing the early departure
Of Senior Don Nicholas A. Caivo, who has been
appointed envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary from the Argentine Republic to
the United States. Senior Calvo was formerly
in the diplomatic service Of his government in
Belgium.
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EARLY MORNING SCENES.
In Chicago Before the Opening OF the Con-
vcntion Today.

CHICAGO. June 22-The New York delegation
was still clinging this morning to a last des-
perate hope Of defeating the nomination Of
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FINANCIAL.

THE COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY
Embraces within its membership scores Of
washington's conservative citizens.
BUSINESS MEN,
Who have stndied its plans and informed
themselves of the wonderful resources Of
THE wATAUGA VALLEY.
have invested.
SERIES ''B" STOCK
Is now on the market. but will positively bs
DISCONTINUED JULY5.
Those contemplating investments should
not delay their subscriptions.
C. R. McBLAIR,
Agent for the District,
je22 81 Atlantic building
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COO OO0 ISSUE 3O-YEARS PER CENT
SCCO,OOO PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
SINKING FUND BONDS.
KxKMPr FROM T,g G9YNT9 gITT9x AND MUNICIPAL

ExKMPT FROM S3gHT9 T,pITT9x AND MUNICIPAL
The county commissioners for Prince Georges
Ssis:..sSy isss sS.sssr ss5 ass sis
at o
% S s: S
PaE.0' on
. with .a 'a b % eon.:n. &. E ind
innd 81 for their resumption at maturity. and thi:
Tie .s.essea value Of the property of the countys
3. and 8. L. r. and b. and p. 4. 3. and faro around
The Osn sonasa d:ss Q, the county. including this
nj DAY Sf s e :a IL. s So%a Sa
Ct % isi r "a
s.:smSSs ss 0o'' s' john MfER f1if act OF
THos- z. WILLIAMS. Clerk. he. jeS-2Ot
JSo w. ooHsoS 'NS; S.IS.i W MAcAHISEY e T. sIosE Z.
e1qvtf aoFs9E RSPfpfss. i S.i4hJFEE i4ISf Il: NV.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
sna Bond. sna all listed
on ne s1chsnses Of New York Phiisdsphis. Boston
Bonds and ~ local Railroad. Gss. Insurance and Tels
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold iyls
II EWIS @. TEwKSBURY, W. b. HIBBS
II Banker. 80 Broadway n. Y. Manager,
Member Washington Stock Exchange
LEWIS g. TEwsBURY L CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
1895 ST.. WASHINGTON. d. C.,
Buy and sell for cash on margin Stocks. Bonds.
GRAIN Provisions and Oil.
Direct private wires to New York and Chicago.
Interest allowed deposits.
Outofto business q speciality.
All Local Securities dealt in
Constant quotations all markets. Telephone 545
ocll-tr
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II ARGE PROFITS ASSURED.
By the successful operations of the Coop
erstive Town Company large
profits are assured.
SERIES ''B" STOCK
Can be had until July 5.
G. R. McBLAIR,
Agent for the District,
3e22 81 Atlantic building.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EEsDe a bottle or sleoa d0sen-Mixed Pickles
and Gherkins. Bottle good size.
English style. Pickles small and
crisp. Put up in the gerry finest matt
vinegar. Thirteen hundred bottles
Just received. See display in and in
front Of our north window.
great bargain. as they regular zoe. goods.
Quality as hne as money and skill
can produce.
city. It will pay any person in want
of such things to inspect our stock
before buying
Elphonzo Youn0s Company. les 9th ct. 1t
R~NOTICE.-THE UNION CREDIT COM
M pany is no LONGER authorized to COLLECT any
%,To;S duly clerk
3ea s ss NO ''' fsnh''iyehfh JOHN r. +. ELLIS CO.
% WASHINGTON; june 9i si. oise oiisse
Having purchased the entire business. stock,
foui.isna ave- ' we re- would be pleased to have the
former patrons and the public call and get our
Esa bF.ss5 Tsffsse
Hams. Shoulders, Bacon. Eggs and Cheese,
Pickles, Canned Goods. Produce. DC.
,e2l-3,' A. W. wEIKERT co.
K@ARE YOU GOING AwAY'
Before going away and leaving. your
ants or irresponsible watchmen you had
Ssfter hape a Juuv insured Gcainst fire.
we S1 @ insure your our, hSuse house from p $50 up
and household effects 81 and up per 81. 600.
PROCTOR PROCTOR.
je21 9O7 q ST. NV.
R~MAKING A RACKET"
Why tribe with your old Tennis Racket when
You can buya new one at a reduced price!
Of Tenni. RacEsts S%s we ins have made the
esS'nE SS5'riRSsdesrH Rsehes H0S 5sductlons 4o
43 Park Racket, now. SL65
1850 .'LonFwood" Racket. now: :....... sa55
u Club Racket now; $3.50
s4sS ERssIa y.sis Eseiss ssetst; now s$S5 1885
al .'Renshaw' Racket. now. 1908
$S Chase Chase Racket, now; s329
$5. 80 American Racket. now. 1896
Is so "Slocum Special Racket, now. lies
~ n :.Sas,Iar haSasa pac, now
$6 30 "Slocum Tournament Racket,
q Pelican" Racket. now $5.39
". I'D. s Regulation Tennis Balls reduced
to--.---....-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2Oc.
BARBER ROSS,
Builders' Hardrare.
COR nth AND G SITS. NV je21
R~,BARNFs WEAVER,
~ Real Estate Brokers.
ONCE hours during the summer.
$40 q. m. TO 40 Pm.
seZOlw SATURDAYS, SO IN ID m
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L HE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
which. in 1890. originated the first Nontorfeftabte
Policy makes another radical departure in favor
Of the insured.
The New York Life now announces that the physical
conditions of applicant being satisfactory It viii
insure him without future limitations.
The Accumulation Policy contains no restrictions
whatever respecting occupation residence. frarei.
habits Of manner Of death The only condition
Of the policy that the premiums be paid agreed
For full particulars. address EeU York LIE Branch
Once. ISL Fst. n.u je14r1m
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THE wATAUGA VALLEY. TENNESSEE.
Site Of
THE COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY.
Unsurpassed
For climate health. wealth Of mineral and
timber surroundings and natural adapt
ability for manufacturing center
THE COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY
Is DEVELOPING this valley. Its stock offers
unparalleled attractions. Its afairs
- in the hands of siiIlful
ara capable men
The enterprise is established and Il
SUCCESS.
stock sold or easy terns.
c. r. NcBLAIR
Agent for the District,
te2 81 Atlantic building.
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RDIvIDEND NOTICE.
fIRE iNsUKxSCE CoMPxNY oF 81 TIE bisThiCT siG1
OE Gs0LUMBlA have declared ssmi- annual dividend
soSis ny ,snsss sss on 2, and s sf;sr H
"a 1892. until June 90 1802, inciusivc BY order of
beard Of trustees. HENRY K SIMPSON. Secrsesxy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16

on an average, every year on
account Of the tariff. The Republican
theory was that the foreigner paid the
tax, but If this was true what brought
sugar down over two cents on the
pound, and what made Thos. Reed ask
Congress to take the tariff oil OF Cana
dian lumber, Of 81 thousand, when
Portland, Maine, was burned out? And
why did they do the same thing when
Chicago burned? He wanted the audi
ence to put those questions to any Re
publican stumper who came. around,
even Steve Elkins. He told how $780,
600 was refunded to the Standard Oil
Company on account Of the duty on tin
which they had to pay since the passage
of the Mckinley bill. The Democrats
want to tax the luxuries, the Republi-
cans the neceSsaries.
The wool question was his big hit,
and the farmers were pleased at the OPP
portunity of hearing him on this ques-
ton.
Hon. T. S. Riley followed, and his
speech was loudly applauded Throughout;
and when he explained the new election
law YOU could have heard pin drop
any place in the room; such was the at
tention given him. Orr State law, he
said, is very simple and easily under
stood; in fact it was the plaineSt OF all
the States using the Syste.h.
Prof. Virgil A. Lewis closed the
speaking in a short address, and al
though it was again st his custom to
make political speeches, he would reply
to some dirty falsehoods used against
him at the Tucker County Institute.
The people were all pleased with the
speaking, and no doubt much good was
done. Several Republicans-coal miners
told Col. McCorkle that they would
vote for him. He showed by his speech
and his actions that he was the poor
mans friend. To-day people are all
talking of the big meeting and the
grand success it was, and expect to have
another here before the campaign Is
over.
Hon. w. L. Wilson was expected here,
but he could not come. He, no doubt,
will be at Moorefed.
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West Virginia Postmasters.

Spectdt 4 etegTtHb " Sse <17t9e'''-
WASHINGTON, D. c., September IA
There were four West Virginia postmas-
tiers named to-day. f. w. Eller was APP
pointed postmaster at Lynn Camp, Mar
shall county, vice j. V. Shepherd, resigned.
w. n. Pack was appointed postmaster at
Grown Hill, Kanawha county, vice A. 5.
pike, resigned w. p. Mooney was APP
pointed postmaster at DobbiL, Grant couu-
w, vice +. T. Rumoerger. +. Il. Peck was
appointed postmaster at Kenova, Wayne
county, vice f. S. Brown, resigned.
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educational.
SeSuin COHesiateand Shorthand Institute
No. 81 Seventeenth Street

This long established school for the thorough
instruction OF Young Ladies and Chlldten IN
the English Branches, Languages, etc, reopens
in all departments
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1892.
Miss f. Zelda Blanchard, an eminent Plan
iste and Violiniste, is the Preceptress OF Music,
which here receives special attention, students
receiving full hour lessons and advanced as
rapidly as safe progress will permit
DAY and night classes in Bookkeeping double
entry). Shorthand and Typewriting.
For circular and terms call on or address
MISS PAULINE II. SEGUlN,
su25eAdb Principal
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My physician said could not live,
ms liver out Of order, frequently vom-
tied greenish mucous, skin yellow,
small dry humors on face, stomach
would not retain food. Burdock Blood
Bitters cured me. Mrs. Adelaide
O'Brien, 372 Exchange St., Buffalo
n Y
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
TRANs.oHIO DIVISION.

For Chicago 1885 and 1O:O5 a. m. $50 p. m.
daily, and 1925 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Cincinnati Express, 1875 and lO:OS a. M, and
1890 p. IN. daily.
Columbus Accommodation, 1928 p. m, except
Sunday.
ST. Clairsville Accommodation, 1905 q. m.
and 3:25 p. m, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express, 1:i5 and 6:10 q. m. daily,
and 1905 p. m, except Sunday, and 5:55 p. m.
daily.
Cincinnati Express, o:0o a. IN. and 5:55 p. m.
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, 1905 p m. daily
except Sunday.
St. Clairsville Accommodation, 1905 p. N. and
5:55 p. III. except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16

PARIS, Sept 15.-Up to o'clock
Wednesday night there were eight
cholera deaths in this city. This is two
deaths less than occurred Tuesday. No
new cases reported in Paris.
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cholera on board, and that six deaths
have occurred during the voyage.
The Lake Huron has not yet reached
quarantine. Amongst the steamship
passengers now detained, the rain came
down in torrents, and there Is no &C
commodation for passengers save that
afforded by old wooden sheds, without
beds or furniture, kitchens or tables,
towels or bed linen, and whore all kinds
Of people OF both sexes must live and
sleep together.
The official report from quarantine
OF deaths which occurred on the steam
er Lake Huron, on her passage out from
Liverpool, is as follows: One child
three years old, died Of meningitis; one
child eighteen months old, died OF con-
WILSON'S; three infants died Of diarrhea.
The remainder of the passengers are all
well. The usual quarantine will be en-
forced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16

TEHERAN, Sept. 15.-The deaths from
cholera in this city between September
6tn and September 18th, were 1885.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16

HAvRE, Sept. 15.-Thirteen new cases
of cholera and two deaths were reported
here yesterday against eleven new
cases and seven deaths, for Tuesday.