The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-07-28

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son, chairman Of the senate committee
on appropriations, stated that conces-
sions made by the senate conferees,
amounting 10 between four and five
million dollars were apparent rather
than real, the amounts conceded APP
pearing in other bills or by distinct uu-
derstanding to be embodied in a'de-
fciency bill during the next short ses-
sion. Discussion of the anti-option bill
was then resumed. .....In the house
consideration OF the report Of the com
mittee to investigate the pension Office
was cut off abruptly by the disagree
ing<confcrence report on the deficiency
bill, and new conference was ordered.
BARoN FAvA, the Italian minister at
Washington, on the e5th, sent word 10
L. Contoncin, president Of the Italian
chamber Of commerce Of New York,
thai The. Columbus monument, now
-malking, in Italy, svill arrive IN that
city September AZ. Itwil. be brought
on the italian royal military trims
port Garigliaho, escorted by the cruiser-
Bausan.
RoBERT STERLING, n shabbily-dressed
young fellow, was arrested in Pitts
burRh, Pa. on the night Of the 24th
While telling smaiilsspysd. J. t9ai As had
walked all .the-ovay from Chicago to
islsiif .t.tttre ,t-sgszsF---.,..,
the worlthouse When taken 70 the
station he tainted from the wantof food.
The senate Judiciary committee could
not reach an agreement on the nom
nation Of Judge Shiras as associate
| justice of the supreme court Of the
| United States and decided, on the 25th,
! to report the nomination to the senate
without recommendation.
fBXY- 6TrY, Mielfsy-tsas- visited, on the
25th, by q disastrous conAagration,
which burned over 300 houses. covering
| thirty bloclts, and entailed loss esti-
mated at $1,000, 900. One sick lady was
burned to death in her bed before she
could he rescued.
The order signed by Mr. Fricls, and
posted at the Homestead pa.) works,
on TIE 25th, to the effect that men re-
turning to work would be insured
against removal is regarded as the final
peace offering of the firm to the strilk-
ers
SENATOR PETTlGREw introduced a
joint resolution, on the 25th, granting
permission 10 foreign contract laborers
who are engaged in connection with
foreign exhibits at the Worlds fair, to
land in this country.
llUsU O'DoNSEIL was admitted to
bail ON the 2jth, and returned to
Homestead. Pa. secretly. to avoid a de-
monstration in his behalf.
THE republicans Of Soutl Dakota .iu
convention nj Ma lismi n0mtuIrc7t.tiTr
following ticket: For governor, l. l.
sheldon; licutelaEt governor, & y.
lIerricd; seere&pv of. state. Thomas
Thorscn; treasurer, W. w. Taylor; at
torney general, Coe /. Crawford audi.
tor, j, 4. IIiphle; supcrin,Ohdeut of
schools, Cortez Salmon.
trict Of Texas have renominated w. IL.
Grain for congress and in the Second
district of Minnesota the republicans
nominated Prof. James 7. ,McLeary.
DIR. AARON l.. CmArtE,~frst. president
of Beloit (Wis.) college, having occu-
pied that position from its foundation
in 1850 until lssG, died in Beloit after a
brief illness, aged 10 years.
JouS Lynch, who represented the
first Maine district in the Thirty-uinth,
Fortieth, Forty-tirst and Fortyssecond
congresses, died in Portland of heart
trouble.
HENRY ]. GARDNER, who was governor
of Massachusetts from 1855 to 1858 IN.
elusive, died at his residence in Milton
from cancer.
MOTHER CAROLINE, head and founder