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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29
DlSTlLLING
And Cattle Feeding the Great
Feature on Wall Street.
THE GENERAL LIST FIRM
ArMoop yIoLnr q 90.
Give Their Opinion on tho outlook Tor
Cotton Futures enI spots.

Give Their Opinion oh tho Ohtiook Tor
Cotton rntnrcs eni spots.
NEW oRiEANs, La, Oct ss, Atwood
Violet & CO say; The bears have stopped
to Ger ain eytcnt denying frost damage
aa mo government records are too much
for thom. But report OF prominent
Memphis firm issued to-day show.
Ing Nlk per cont loss IN the
condition as compared with last
year, not including damage by the recent
FROST also showing that ona-third OF the
crop had been picked in that seeton to tho
ESD inst, they naturally had TO counter.
balance II they could. Aoconlinply they
have taken the report Of the same firm Tor
last year, but inasmuch as they or any othor
wellinlormed people only report what
they got they are ouly giving the result Of
what they receive, beyond which they are
not responsible, Because the crop damage
last year was exaggerated Is no reason
why II does not represent tho aotual fnct
this year, aud II bears oan yet any
sort OF satisfaction out OF that they are
welcome 70 IT, The mar et may 70 lower
but n strikes US IL will only temporarily,
and leaving out the question OF English Va.
Dor troubles which still hangs over tho
market, we ihinl, the chances arc decidedly
In favor Of bctter prices.
We believo frost damage has reduced the
CROP $4,000 bales NJ least, although the
bears saw there was no ton crop to be de-
continent that must decide tho question, as
they and other foreign countries consume
about O5 per cent OF the American crop au-
uually
The weekly movement shows that 10000
bales have come Ia sight less than this weeif
last year although tho actual loss was ILL.,,
600 Dales, but corrections In tho stock OF
two interior towns which should have heon
mado In September has reduced this by
1900.
We have never known bad crop reports
to continue 40 uniformly Ms they have this
season. Let buyers operate cautiously
and within thoir means TO carry, A
noticeable feature stu continues Of
very small onorings from the interior
and beara say this Is onset by no demands,
Liverpool closed to points bettor aud
steady THIS market advanced . points,
but lost4 Crop ost'm ties IN Texas arc
being reduced with airO,0OO bales as tho
outside and l, 900 900 bales as the inside fg-
urc, although some estimates are stlll
lower
December differences tonight here and
Liverpool W points.
PORT receipts for the week, $4,000 balea.
Interior receipts, 1sq 600 haica, against iI%S, =
900 bales and 2tl 900 bales respectively last
year.
Spots closed steady; sales, 1900 baies I
quotations up lice,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29
liverpool weekIy sta.emsns.

Other Produce and Prosisinn Markets
ST. LOUIS, No. Oct 2a-Flour--
Lower 70 soil and very little demand.
Patents, g 81; fancy. e. 2Otd5 %; fancy,
e TO92 70; choice, ~ s5@2 fOi family,
q O0,b2 TO-
wheat-Cash, opened lower, .contDued
10 dncliue throughout the day aud closed at
i<e9lstc below yesterday lowest point
ever rearhed In this markell cash finished
csc; November, e5xci December, ooJSci
c5oirn1cash, sympathlsed with wheat
and followed and closed hc under yes
terSiay. Cash, B7Ac; November kt5sci
December, S74c; year, S0lci hay, 4lAe.
Oats-Also went Oh 1sci Cash, bI'<c bid
Corn nisai-Quiet at 81 s5@l W
Whisky-Steady at 81 ~.
BaRging-Quiet at q 1901 70.
Iron cotton ties-ei 10
Pofk-i.owcr. iobbing, w ~
I.aFd-NOminally lowerj y sGg5 ~.
Dry aud aAlted meat and bacon, very
oulet with only lob trade AZ previous prices.
Dry salt meafs Shoulders Qoosel % ~
Longs and ribs 81 20
Shorts, - 10.
strips, &c eeH. 80. -.
Bacon-ghouldors 81 b0j Longs = rs;
ribs, q s7sf; ahorts ~ is3fe' y utrips,
Hams--suxar cured. I'll 5o9isSa
cHIcAeo, LII. oct sS-lla vay the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

On the Cotton Trade aud Probable Price
10 ba Realized

On the Cotton Trade and Probable Prices
TO bs Realised
NEW ORLEANS, La, oct, 2s-McEiroy &
Gilbert say
Futures-Thore was some Improvement
IN futures IN Liverpool this morning, and
tho market closed stoady at " a64 adj
vance, but spota continue w ntisfaoiory,
the sales boing only 1910 balca. Although
Liverpool thus gave littla oucuufugumpnJ
Il was known horo during Che morning that
Nests. Hill, Fonthino & Co, OF Momphis,
intended issuing report OF tho crop, esu-
mating tn decrease In yield 10 tho Mem
phiH distro. at ails por cont, and
there was cousidrrabie buying IA an
tloipation OF rs probable eitoCt
New York also felt tho dnu influence and
closing figures show nu advance Of o 10 10
points there while our improvements Is o
Ia q Since the closing the regular weekly
statement has been published, showing
movement to be In round hgurcA 100, 900
balos less than the same week last
year As the comparative falling on
last week was '00.0l0 bales and tho
weeks before 1874, 900 bales, This indicates
the figures are coming much closer 10 those
of nst 8 JASON. Another feature Is, that
while Interior receipts fall on about 5000
bales as compared with last year, the two
cities OF Memphis and ST. Louis lost 10000
baloa, 80 that thore 10 comparatively little
loss az the other points, Now, that tho
season Is well advanced, Memphis viii be-
gin TO receive her proper quota OF tho late
crop as will hlso ST. Louis, aud tho COM
pnrlson from now on will be more favor
able.
There was more doing In spots today than
for some days, aud prices AFRO advanced
1.lBc, sales on the spot being 400 bales and
$3.50 bales 70 arrive.
Receipts here tomorrow are estimated at
10000 bales, against 81 900 bales last year.
Again II Is generally expected that we shall
have very heavy movement on Monday
perhaps between 20, 900 and 5000 bales.
Silver, ~ l-l6c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

NEW YoLK, Oct. 2s.-Tho ovorshadow.
ing feature speculation at tho stock ex-
change to.day WAS disabling and cattle
feeding. Tho stock after advancing from
% 10 90 declined 10 63H and closed az G8H.
In addition 10 sales on stop orders tho de-
cline WAS caused By reports that a new r.
sue OF the stock would be male 70 pay for
Opposition dlstilleriea az the west said "
tafe been purchased BY tue company
While officials were T6ticnnt about tho al
legged absorption Of these distilories, they
stated to-day In tho most emphatic terms
that II any opposition concerns are 70 DO
acquired they will be paid for In cash out
OF Tho company securities and not with Us
stock, They also assert the dividend rate
viii be advanced.
The general market contrary 70 erpeota-
tion Of room traders opened firm aud adj
yanced u 10 y per cont During the NJ
ternoon St Paul was pressed for sale aud
the remainder Of the list outside OF dlstiil-
ing aud cattle feeding yielded = 70 per
cent IN final transactions there was a
fractional rally, The market closed steady
10 tone.
Railroad bonds quiet generally.
Atohison and Texas mortgages quiet.
Government bonds quite fra,
States ioaturelcss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29
IalfIc EXPLOSION


4 % "A nitro-gly
osh + south Of Lima OK Is
miles sa,'.idc report at II
a .o ny, u The report wa =;
morn III and the force o,
Piy ni slbock buildings an "a
s ion % rattle in allpar i.,, o. ta.
oys ". y ,,s,,aons are known 70
lnngssSt No badly injured Cd, IN
nd ,ssss y are missing,
bsable that their OOui'' '''
En-. Andy schultes, Brad
kaniamiu Bowling a ..l tea.,-
pnfy schasiuel' the ~u'SH
arc VIM. Potter, body
lI H. 'i Tom Matou, probably
.,sd' Ben Dove, leg broken
~ iorce Of the explosion S can
III ~ w. when It is stated t ,1at
R, ~ oi WIN. Hecker, lS 81
he factory was totaliy
a a girl injured by the IAN
H. nearly a mile distant
Samaged and a 5000 plate
N q q house fully f., three :
~ shattered. There is Il
|;n The ground where me
kood and this is close to the u
II Chicago and Erie rail-
4 Of the explosion is not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

hIAN, TEX, Oct 2S.-LSpe-
! night about II p. IN. fire
bred in the frame two-story
Mrs. Sam Wilson, Of WaNa-
De fire was soon beyond con-
y building a total loss. Par
bred. The lower floor was
n Godfrey & Shaw, groceries,
Bred the upper floor by the
\ Visitor ndsareral sleeping
oung men Loss, 81, 900; in
j 900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

prices firm. Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above, 2.Ca2ao; xqotea sc I;
medium H3@8lc; coarse s1@3i New
York, Michigan and Indiana aud Western
tine or and NS, gi(92So; medium, alQ3N:
coarse S2taal fine washed dclalne, and !
X, ssWs3 mediun Notwithstanding and do.
laine, SiCade; coarse. do do do, HlCn35.
Canadian washed combmg ai@al; tub
washed choice, s08ss; fair, esto,si; coarse,
%ol3i; modiign unwashod combing and dc,
lame, s5lpef; course do do do, a56te6, Mon.
tana, i6We2x; Territorial, 1901.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

fov Tx, Oct, 2S.-[Spe-
l forecasts for Texas east of
1eridian for twenty-four hours
midnight October 20;
lonary temperature except
HE western portion of
variable winds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

LrvrRrooL, Oct 2S-The following arc
the weekly cotton statistics:
Total sales for the week. 1900 bales,
American. 10000 bales Trade tnkings, In,
cluding that forwarded from tho shipsi
aide, O6o00 bales. Actual export, 1000
bales. Total imports, $4,000 bales. Amer
lean, 900 hAlos. Total stock, ,O0d 600
bales bales. american Az bbl,IoO bales. Total
bolca. Spectators took 900 bales. Ep
portois took g 200 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29
commorcIal,oo days. ..S six


NEw OnlEASs, Ia, Oct ss. Especial 4
Commercial, 60
days, .....................4 Siat 6ik
Franks Commercial, 60 days. o ~
New York sipht-.Bank.. .....Par
Commercial ......... -. 100 Dis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

Nsw YoRK. Dot 49, lSpee-aLl n
Sterling Bank, % days-....t s2,le't SO
Commercial. % days.........4 o2tf0t n!tf
ReaehmArkB-Csmmcrcial, %
DAYS ................. ~ 1l-le89i4
Fraass- Bsnt, u days. 80 a0Sf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

NEw YoaR, Oct as--Aloney on call
easier, ranging 2@0 closing offered Al .
Prime mercantile paper, bfNfG
Sterling exchange steady az n 81 for
sixty day bills a s3ji Tor demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29
EoRRleLE CRIME
n. Been Committed al Ell PaS0'
i Facts In The Case.

1
1. Facts In lhe Case.
|Trx.. Oct. 2s.-[Special.l
4 Of the fire bell shortly
fock this morning brought u
N 10 the business centre
saHan mounted a box and
Lyery evidence pointed to a
III crime having been com
II eastern part of the CITY,
AND HANDKERCHIEF
Jared with blood were
Ibut no one was able
IN either. At the scene
Eedy we're several large
"A. and the brush bore evil
4 desperate struggle. From
A buggy track led in the d.
h mountains, but it could
Nor only a short distance.
d Ola photograph Of u wo-
D found but the features
q and only the back hair
tpon the back was neatly
II a woman's hand, Jennie
4 Los Angeles, California. y
are working on the case aud
4rtake the murderer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

NTnny Persons are broken
Town nom ovcrwurk OF household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebullda tho
rysiom, aids digestion. removes excess Of bila
and curea malaria. Get tho genuine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

e..-............s.. .s...ss..'s ou'eS ~
July4.....- .......-e s9IeS ~
Sales. i6i, 400 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

L.osDos, Oct 2a--Consols closed a. g0H
for money; for silver, 81 liz
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29
flETTE MACHINE.
~ Have Used Il Say Of The Cheap.
asAlna IN he Market,

'ss' IN Evsry Particular.
SVMLE, August 2s, 1892.
fa,PubhahiRg Co.
ny sewing machine, and
lou that We are more than
II find it in good order,
" 70 be a flrst-class ma.
gery particular. My wife
you that she don't think
about the delay; she is too
with It, and would not
n any 500 machine. We
me and great success.
ne Democrats and three
,1e Democrat publishing
tort Worth, Texas. May
ser spread and carry the
~ mat noble machine to a
y homes. You may put
vo,, yVu paper II you like,
S. j. JOHNSON.
1n' county, Texas.
W Claimed for Il.
SuT, TEX, May Is, 1892
siettc
siPt Of THE GAZETTE sew
n, ula ind IL to be all YOU
we are delighted with he
" work IL does. Think
N lot such a machine and
Or $50 machine.
aFs With thanks for it.
a I, j. MORRISON.
ia' No superior.
IN, Tx, May &c, 1892.
srt Worth, Tex.
"a =, l received the sowing
oIuered for me and tested
Il ana I rauln.nlng, little noise,
'ior. | have seen msny
nlned, but tbo,.a h.
have than this. / sa ayaS
eniy dollars by o,,d s1feg I,
-
Q. N. huFFMAN.
As Any SEQ Machine.
S1H, Tai, Sent as 1870
ie 80 - '''-
chine. t " 9ehaii OF The
during mi l9' me, ,Rs past ,;t, eighteen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

NEw OnLrASs, la, Oct IS Especial l.
Cotton futures closed barely steady at to
5poiuts higher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

NV YoaK, Oct os.-Ispociai. l-Stools
and bonds closed at the following pricsa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

Liverpool Futures.
I,vrRPool. ESQ, Oct rs Especial. y
cotton futures closed steady 2 % points
higher. ., a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

dltion-whether 1t a bear market or "buil'
market.
lie read brokers' statements and hgures' WHICH, "o
said. showed that the deliveries in Minneapolis were
three times as much in Chicago and 80 per cent
more than in Chicago and New York combined VIVA,
anomaly IT was, he said that chicago, lhe Univ
wheat OF the United states. with an a'crdse
annual delivery OF l4OOOOOO bushels, slOulu nake ls
price for rom iOO.oOO.O00 to 600OOOOoo ousels Oh
the United states and for the wheat OF the Woe Wlu
II Chicago made the price only for the wheat "n ht
reached It's own market no harm woulu De uono, ou
when it depressed the prices OF the wheat product OF
$50 COO 900 the system became absolutely unbearaOe
lie Dismissed as Illogical absurd and devoid oil com.
sense the objections made to the bill that II would
interfere with regular business. ,.,...
The unequal distribution OF wealth IN the Cnlted
about had IL not been for the system which he was
condemnInC he raiiroad to wealth had been through
Legitimate speculations through market wrecking
bank wrecKing railroad wreCilng. and the whole family
Of such iniqultics Democratic senators might tax Oh
tariff barons and tariff robbers, but he could count
on the fingers OF hand those who had become iii
men,ely wealthy from manufactures. -, ,,u
Coming Ia the constitutional objections 10 tne Dll
he declared that he quite willing 10 give IL SUI
port ms constitutional II ii was not CONSTITUTIONS
then no Republican tariff law had ever been cons /
tutional. In his Judgment the great maloiiy OF the
people United states not only desired put uc
manded legislation Of this character In conclsol ne
said Let us return the good old metnVlS "nen
the law OF trade was supply and demand wnen ths
dealings OF exchanges In property, not III hcuo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
4 pUGyACTOUS PINKERTON MAN.

Chicago July 11.-"Tm a Pinkerton, Just paoh
from Homestead and I'd just as soon shoot you u''u
os nots According to Mrs. Schmidt and MIS-. mart
man who live at No. 305 Fifth ave, that Is what
Michael slater said rs he came into their house lhs'
night with a big revolver, and began to SHOOT pro
miscuously about the premises DOM reNiS' NV
no volcd "I'm Pinkerton, and can tim the house
ia. do,.r 10 7 want to- The women made affidavit
our, today that slater shot four bullets into the
rou I'm cndeavOring TO Kill them. Slater denied IN
tending to do any HARM lie said that he was one
~ the pinkerton men held at bay on the barges at
Homestead and that he all unsrung by the terri
ho experience. His appearance sustained ms asser
-, "a Tho (.our, expressed a fear that he some
lQ for the time-being by the Ordeal he
M VIZ nnrgnne lie was fined for disordely conduct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
CAVES N OTHER CITIES.

Chicago July 1.-THE Bean Eaters created a great
deal OF merrimcnt to-day by appearing In caco anu ens
ham suits Of the loudest pattern and Color anu an "o'
false boards Of various descriptions Arson payed i's
y, his new men, two Of whom showed up well Inc uIu
bsscmsn however did not do so well Inc osl'ry NOrA
on both sides and remarkable one'hahueu caVn S
were the features Cooney signed contract To-Day 10
NAV with Washington. Weather clear and hot At
tendance. $500. The score; = .
chicago ..... 9 9 9 2 9 : "a
poi'on PitcSeTs-huchlsoa and Nichols. Umpire
sheridan $500, $500. .-t.,o.r
.d DIV Wevbing being touched for fourteen hits, two Of
which were doubles Weather warm and clear AtVhd
ance l,Ol5. The score:
G SIs,ssss,,; 49,. / % . 3 9 . %
a. FF nsdD9%!9 Davies and
st. Louis, July 1.-THE Baltimore team defeated the
Ct Louis nine to-day after welplayed ana interesting
game. The score; n n e,
=, Tssrl:, ..:.:.: 9 9 20
Iasehis-st. Louis 8, baltimore E EFT so L2q
Allsny July 1.-THE Binghomton team outba'ied the
home nine and follows;
R .iRgs. '..:.::. Q 8 . . 9 }?
BnehomtOn 49, AoTp{ g. and wI Iol'bS oian
Rochester, July 1.-The Troy outbattci Rochester
to-day and won exciting game by this score
TOY ;;:.-..... -; . Q 9 . 5 &c
nasehits-Toy TO- Rochester g. Errors-Iroy D l'ochs
S Krou al w l,esi and MeNSmara.
Buffalo July 1.-The Elmra team was DeaOen os
pnfao to-day by the following score:
Elm 2, r. ......:. . 9 9 9 ! Is
Da.eblts-Emira 6. Buffalo 49, ErforsTI.nra a
RuTalo l. Battercs-Murphy and Boyd' Scheiie"o" anu
Fields. .,.....,,. ,,d
Minneapolis, July n.-Columbus and Minneapolis uu
M, NAV today the Minneapolis club has not yet Deeh
made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
,BY TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBUNAL

ny TELEGRAPH TO TUE Tribunal
Washington July 11.-tienera Forney, OF the fiouse
Committee on Appropriations, to-day, after careiu
Investigation of the condition Of business IN Do'n
broncbes If Congress and after comparing notes WIN
members ~ the senate Committee on Appropnatiohs'
evnrasscd he opinOn that all the appropriation DIS
,r bc dismissed of so that Congress may adjourn SINE
dio an nIv o. unless the stewart Morgan silver Dill
shall mass the House. in which he Thought the ha
adjournment could not take place before August l.
General Forneys opinion is evidently based upon the
belief which IS steadily gaining ground, that inc
majority OF the House will refuse much longer TO
follow the lead OF Holman and Blount In opposing
necessary amendments Of the senate to several o1 te
appropriation bills. 49,,
The change Of sentiment shown today, wneh
the House by a vote Of 112 yeas to SO nays adoped
tbe ronort OF the conferrees on te Military Academy
rim This hill was sent to conference more than SIX
,vecks ago and the House had once passed, by SUD
stantial majority, resolution lhsirucuhS us 0oi'
ferrecs not t. agree to the senate amehdme"' prO
,,d-r for = ne,y gas plant at the Academy. The
action OF to-day Is regarded as falr ihucauo" 'u'
,hc majority Of the House will be more reasonable
hereafter, and that the differences pet"een '"v wv
h,cbos ~ Congress In regard to the Naval bill, the
ni.,rsc, 81 Columbia bill the Diplomatic and Consular
hin the legislative bill. the Sundry bill and the
General Deficiency bill VIII Dc ooihPo''u ~
reasonable period.
Tbor. l. M prospect, however that all, or a
iortv ~ these bills will become laws soon enough
- rovent the necessity Of passing another Joint reSo-
Ition temporarily to extend the appropriation acts Oh
.,o lot Congress, The resolution passed June ~
vended the operation OF those acts for hteei uss -
which perod Will expire on Friday FROM tnis ua,o
s,hor nrovson must be made for all branches OF te
rmbc service for which appropriations for the current
fiscal year have not been made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
STRIKES IN ENGLAND.
GIGANTIC LABOR TROUBLES THAT CANNOT BE
AsCNBED TO PROTECTION

AsCRIBED TO PROTECTION.
washington. Julv II tspeclaD.-Free Traders H. rs
,rou AZ ont of Congress. In trying to make party
on,,l ont of the labor troubles at Homestead strive
- .o,y the belief among unthinking people 'hat sum
dricuIties would disappear under freetr9de trl''
,t,t there would be no clash between employers ana
orulovcd on the subject Of wages. II might DO
,v.u for persons who take that view OF the H"''er
IN road = report OF Consul Metcalf, Of Newcastle
Eng which will soon be published by the S'a'e
DEPARTMENT. and Il portion of when mas ureot
bearing this question:
Consul Metcalf says: "Thc engineers chpioSeu
M Ncssrs Palmers works came ont on stllhc "oo"t
the ond Of January" whcreupon the Masters Assn
c,oton c,ve notice 10 Onefourth OF IT'S employees
to sion work This resulted In all the engineers
ornloycd on the Northeast Coast coming out on
strike numbering with the laboprs employed Ill the
some industry more than 10000 men. THESE men
,rcre employcd I'm tho shipbullding Industry. Two
months later Consul Metcalf reports that "lndustna
troubles here appear only to have commenced ana
COOS IN 10 say that the Durham miners, In the hce
~ q threatened reduction OF wages had struck work.
lie adds:
AS the total number Of persons employed III the
coal mining industry In the County OF Durham IL
ovcr 90 900 combined with the large number or men
ru,ployed mt works dependent on the coal supply
hninr paid off, the outlook Is far rom cheefllR'
American Frcc-TraderS Will hardly ascribe ths sad
condition of affairs to protective tam, where no
such tariff exists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
BUSINESS IN THE HOUSE.
CONFERENCE REPORTS on THE MILL AM
ACADEMY, DI5TRICT, AND ARMY Az
PREPARATION BILLS.


CONFERENCE REPORTS on THE MILITARY
ACADEMY, DI:TRICT, AND ARMY AP-
PRoPR1ATIONi BILLS.
Washington. July 1.-the Speaker OF tho House
this morning appointed Messrs. Herbert La"so'' y,
VIRGINIA. and Dover cOnforrees on the NAVAL Ap
preparation bill .,ouonco
report on the Military Academy Appropriation oii
There was a good deal Of opposition made 10 inc re-
nortthe point a attack being the Appropriation Ior
navy gas plant-but the report was agreed o-ieaS
49, nays 90 ,,, 49,
ON motion OF Mr. Bentley. OF New-fork. bill was
nossed approprlatIng 100000 for the publication ol
the Eleventh Census.
The House went into Committee OF the "hole
MIR. O'Ferrall. Of Virginia, in the chair on 'he
I'm to crcote n permanent board OF equalization OF
a.gessments in the District Of Columbia. After some
ASCENSION the committee rose without action.
, session was ordered for tomorrow night LOT
the consideration of private pension DIS
Mr.. Dockery Of Missouri. presented dlsagreeins
rort an the District Of Columbia Appropriation bill.
rho report WINS agreed to. and further conference
ordered.
Mr. Outbwaite Of Ohio, presented a disagreelng
,rort ~, tbe Army Appropriation bill. The point
Of contention Is the amendment OF the senate strMhs
go, lao rroviso that no money shall be used for Army
49, ror,,tIou over the nOn-bOnded railroads CON
uiiIt h% Tho rnIon Pacific and southern Pacific
Railroad companies . .., H.. ,ho 1Io,so
Mr. Mitchell Of Wisconsin, moved that the iiouSe
roo,dc frnm lis disagreement to the amendment -
THE motion lost; yeas -. navS ~ me
,,o,eo then insisted on its disagreement, and
fnrtber conference was ordered