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New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
TIE CALL OF STATES CONTINUED.
MANY MORE BILLS INTRODUCED INTO THE HOUSE
OF REPRE- ENTATTVES.


Washington Jan. 7-Afer The approval Of the
House journal and the appropriate reference Of
various Executive communications. motion OF Mr.
Springer Of Illinois, IL WAS ordered that when the
House adjourned to day It be 10 meet on VI nday
next
Mr. Richardson. Of Tennessee chairman OF the Com
mii,ce on Printing offered concurrent resolution
authorizing that committee to examine into the errors
in hc INDEX Of The Record" Of the present s'''Ion
and to take steps TO remedy the defects The rcsOlu-
tion agreed TO-
The call of states WIS then resumed under which
call the following bills introduced AID referred
Ey Mr. O'Ncill Of pennsy lvanla-To amend the
Interstate Commerce act 50 10 permit the allow
ance of extra baggage to commercial traveller. .
BY Mr.. Amernlan, OF fellsyNaiua- iTCp"Iis d
constitutional amendment providing lOi uioiiu ID"
for marriage and divorce. -. 49,, ,, ,,.,., ~,
rs Mr. iicrce, of Tenncs,ee-for the iree conaEe OF
silver: also TO? the imposition OF an income tdA aso
for the prevention of trust. -, ,....,,o, ~
By Mr. Lanham. Of For the reclamation Z"
tbe ARID lands al.o for free coinage Of silver also
resolution directing the Committee on judiciary 10
investigate and report whether tic Act OF lr3' pro
vldna that gold jl'cr bullion br0u2h 10 thc INIT
ios coinage coined for the benefit OF the de
nV Sir. stewart Of Placing baggins and
cotton the free Ist also to pT1H'e II ieo'T &c nrns
py Mr. satcrs' Of Texas-Repellng certain laws re
lang % pr1aanent and nGrnnN nrepcn the con
traction os tho CURRENCY and increase the volume Of
By Ar Bailey, Of Tcxas-To establish uniform
''l b. Mr. tucker, Of yrgnIa-To pl.ce snlph%rc "cd
oil 0f vtriOl, and binding tWine on tie Tree Hst.
Bv Mr. Joseph. of New McNico-f"r ,ic ADMISSION
Of New Mexico rs state. go .,.. ~.
I}y Mr.. English, Of New Jcrsey-I0 con'uIntc Hc"-
ark. y j.. d port OF Immediate Transportation:
Iiy Mr. Covert OF New YORK For Tie transfer OF III"
revenue cuter service from the Treasury to INC NAVY
i;y Mr.. Ioar. OF Massichusett'- Directing the cnm
mittac Manufactures to investigate the so c''eI
" sweating system Of tenement abpr.
By Mr. stump OF Mary and~A resolution cainns on
the President for Information regarding inc hhc sid
TO exist In Russia. 80, -
Ey Mr. Po,t Of IIlinos-To reduce letter postage
to I cent an - , ~, ~,
Nv Mr. Enloe. Of Tcnnesscc-To repeal me VI, We.
EinIcy law also 10 repeal the ocean maj suDsdy act
a. reduce The expcn Of senators ard Representa-
iIves attending Congressional funerals, .
By Mr.. Miller, Cf WscOnsin-AW horAnS tlt Scc-
retary Of the Navy a suihcien, nnnDcr oi Nc,
,el. &, convey 10 Russia all Contributions Hsde Dy
the citizens OF the United states.
Mr. Rl0nnt. Of Georgia entered a iouoh 10 recon-
idcr " vote by which the House DECIDED YESTERDAY 10
postpone INDEFINITELY the Senate Join, resolution
authorizing the secretary OF the Navy 10 transport
certain contributions to the suffering poor OF Russia
The House then adjourned until Monday
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.

For New.England ard New.York Eastern Pennsylvanla
NewJcrsey Delaware and thence Florida generally
!air, except in the mountain region of Maryland
slightly warmer southw e-terly winds.
Fos Alabama and Mississippi, generally far light rain
Friday night slightly warmer.
For Louisiana and Arkansas, slight rain warmer.
For Texas. light Iain.
For tennessee and Kentucky acrcny fair except iighs
in Northern Kortucky: warmer.
FOR Western Pcnu>y anlI Wet Virginia Ohio, Indzna
and Illinois, rulTe>
For Wisconsin and Minnesota snow nUrries; colder bJ
night
For Michigan coidcr by night.
For the DaiOtas fair much colder
For Iowa. Missouri, Kansas. Nebraska an Colorado.
,air, except Light rain in Missouri colder by night.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
THE PETROLECM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The usual spurt upward enioyed by the crude
oil market Yesterday The later tendency OF the mar
lct was downward but the final price showed no change.
There were sale, Of - 900 barrels the CONSOLIDATED
Exchange at 6ld8i 3-ad6l cents. The commodity
yas entirely neglected at the Stock Exchange.
Reaned OIL was unchanged at 3.4j cents In barrels
and 7.10 cents In cases Foreign quotations were
Antwerp Is 7-sd l6 SO francs; Bremen. $40 marks !:
London la o-sd.
oil city. Penn. Jan National Tran,, certificate,
saie. ~ coo bbis eearaaees $4,000 bbs shipments.
% adj bbls runs 100 O0+ bbs
''pV p,t.b1rg penn. Jan 7.-Peuoleum dull; Nations.
Transit certificates opened at eihe closed at eiac high
est, Oisc lowest, olse.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
THE WEATHER REPORT.
TEXAS BREEDING A NEW STORM.

Washington jan Tho storm has moved with
velocity from Asnlbola Lake Superior causing Light
ia its front IL is followed by high area q
considerable magnitude central tonight Alberta. 4
second appears be developing in Texas. The
clearing condition has moved rom the western portion
Of tbe Guf the eastern portion. snow has fallen in
New England, the Lake regions and th- Northwest The
temperature has risen IN New England. the frwer lake
rJon and west VI the Miss ~pp Hiyer IL has genersly
fallen elsewhere. Snow hur IS may b- exRseted la the
Lake regions and the Northwest and ght fans in TIC
West Gull States The tcmprsure viii fail n North.
west and will generally elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
r,,r .pppoppIATIoN BILLS.

Washington, Jan. Two important comi..'ceS Oh
the House effected an Organization 'ou''' Inc Ap.
'.o,st,ons COMMITTEES authorized the appointment OF
"a, co,n,it,ees and deferred action on the census
deficiency appropriation requested by Superintendent
porter nntu they can begin work. 1t is practically
.,.,ea ,ho, there will be no asscmbagc Of all the
,n"ra, annronriaton bills in the Appropriations Com
mitter and the distribution OF the appropriation bills
among several committees VIII remain rs IN the l"o
prevIors Congresses. The ways anu "ea"s Coh'"''cc
did a little routine business
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
COLE MAKES A STATEMENT.

Edward H. Cole. OF Nyack, Yesterday made his first
statement since his retnrt from hi, wanderngs. lie
Is yet quite weak but wrote the following statement
In regard to the accounting OF James H. Bauvclt Go.
The accounts were In bad shape and in They
got so In 1Ss1o5, wien for OF sufficient help
the Office. they could not be properly attended t,.
asked for more help that might have time to keep
the accounts In order but General Bsuvelt said they
all right. have not been able since tD post the
books TO date. There have been Intentional omis
sons mistakes. Under the partnership agreement In
1888 General Blauvelt personally responsible for
ms salary. have never received any SUN beyond nv
saal..r
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08

Chicago jar. In Slcnse TO i call issued by John
w spea. OF Kansas city. mectng OF ewe,entatNes
Of the baseball Interests Of that cty COlumu ~. Nh
vaukca Indianapolis. Detroit, Omaha, Minneapolis and
:, paul was convened her to-day fG the purpose of
organizing a Western League. There were rival del"-
cation, from Mnn apOlis and some trouble Is beng eN
pr,nced in reconcilng their differ The probability
H. however that lssgue WEI be formed embracing The
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08

present commissioners out OF Office and placed the new
Aqueduct construction OF the reservoirs under
the control OF Commissioner Glroy OF the Department Of
Public Works. This bill introduced at Albany,
well-known Tsmnany said yesterday that bill 70
place the Commission under wigwam domination had been
practically decided upon ''It WILL" he said, place the
squetuct and reservoir system under single Conmis.
soner appointed by the Mayor and 70 have absolute
control his department"
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
CATCHER "SILVERr FLINT Is DYING.

Chicago Jan. Frank S Flint, the well.known base
bal catcher dying of consumption at the home OF his
wife In East Twcntynftht His physician said late last
night that the catcher could not live fortyeght
bour. ..Syer" Flint connected with the Chicago
ub eleven years and helped materially to win the penndnt
i've times. No man living dead caught many hr't-
class pitchers a. old ">ilvcr." Many Of them were
noyicc, when his coaching brought them TO the front
Flint was born in Philadelphia August 3. ls55 and OF his
inecnth birthday was PLAYING professional baseball In ST
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08

Tribune once Jan. g. a m.-Clear wes'her with liehs
or,hvesterly 20 westerly beeles. prevailed yesterday
Tn. humidity wa reported by the Weather Burtau a. 40
A. a. m and TS u D. ~. The temperature ranged be-
tween % and 81 degrees the average 27'O being
higher than the corresponding day last year, and
In and near til, city to-day there will probably bs
warmer, fair weaHer
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08

in his district eight ballots with the pasters fastened
on the wrong side were voted Tie inspectors Of clec
tlon consisted OF Democrat ope Republican and
one Probtionist and the Democratic Inspector voted
to count these ballots.
The hearing was then adjourned until tomorrow
night Eight OF these witnesses testified that the cleo
ton and the count were fair.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
TIE EAST ST. LOUIS JOCKEY CLUB.

st. Louis. 7.-The East Louis Jockey Club,
which constructing q 10. Fast St. Louis and
will formally open January %. has engaged Colonel
j. r. Chinn. Garfield Park Chicago. starter. This
will stable accommodations for 300 horses.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
,,,,p RIG Brsu OF BILLS IN THE HOUSE:

Washington, Jan. 7.-When the ms' s'"' "'
- 90 iho call for bills to-day, In the House.
n-~ .u,. n, n general character had been put In
u'ov,nr a total for the two days OF the call OF over
zoo bills, exclusive OF a large number Of individual
,'.,on hple and Others OF a private nature. Many
=, the bills introduced were measures Oh inc "s'
and previous sessions. which failed oil passage ana !"
some instances OF consideration lucy ~e'e Oi's .s
which, If passed. would ahec' many pu'' "nan,s ey
... ,.,vs in all directions. Not few OF them "erH
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08

Liked Margtn-old Lady (exci.edy)-when Is tho
train TO New-YOrk dueI ., and to-., r,i,,..
did I.ds with sigh Of reef)-l am glad am
not too late.-(Puck
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08

measures proposing changes in the Tariff laws and
one, introduced by Representative Enoe was TO re-
peal the entire Mckinley Act.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08

no PURCHASE OF STEAMERS FOR TRANSFORM
Philadelphia, Jan. 7.-Inquiry this morning falls To
confirm the rumor that the Government has purchased
the steamships Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Pennsylvania
for use transports.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white line shows ne
changes pressure. indicated by The Tribunes sen
recording barometer. The broker lire reLrescnts the
temperature a. Observed at Perrys Pharmacy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-07

.ne enaIlatan in his makeup He is no mounte
Dahx. tie would not hop around over the state
IKE soap bubble on hot stove working up
Doom Tor himself as candidate. He
would not be corrupted by individuals
or corporations. He would not veto
DIS io- the protection of laboring men and to
prevent the sobbing of farmers by railroads. He
would not sell out his friends or lend his infiu-
ehce 10 the preparation OF a personal or point
ieai outrage His record as a member OF the
senate Is particularly strong on the questions
"nicn are likely to be most prominent in the
state campaign He is a veteran of the war
lor the preservation of the Union, aud
would poll almost the solid old soldier
vote OF the state. The fact that he is a resident
oil Ming county should not operate against his
candidacy, but ought rather to be considered an
argument In support of it, as the nominee OF the
opposition Will undoubtedly he his fellow
townsman, Colonel James Hamilton Lewis,
the urbane dude of the Democracy, wlse, by the
way, Is probably the only man in the country
VINO ever made political capital out of that
particular designation. II Mr.. Kinnear is
nominated it Will be because of his well-de-
served popularity among the masses of the Re-
pubueans OF the state, and not because his
prelerment is demanded by the astute politicians
OF hing county. Pierce county has declared
Tor Mr. Doolittle for congress. That is all right.
Now give us kinner for governor and other
nominations equally strong and we will capt
ure the enemys works without the loss OF
single man
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CHOLERA IN ST. PETERSBURG.
Ten Deaths Already-Inoculatio as
Preventive of the Disease.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 6.-Twenty- -four
cases and ten deaths from cholera have
occurred here since the appearance of the
disease.
The cholera outbreak has caused rioting
at Makarovka, i'll the province of Veronezh.
The mob destroyed the hospital and the
doctors fled. The troops restored order.
Many rioters were publicly knouted.
BERLIN, Aug 6.-Drs. Brieger and Was
seminar have made report in regard to
the results of experiments in inoculating
animals with cholera They claim to have
injected cholera bacllli into a guinea pig
until the animal was practically in state
ofjmmunity from the disease.
TEHERAN, Aug. q. The cholera epidemic
has reached here. There were fourteen
deaths on Thursday and seventy-five yes
terday
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The monsoon is blowing in India and the
rains will save much of the grain crop.
The Joplin. Mo-, white lead works were de
stroyed by fire on Saturday. Loss, sos, 200; in.
sured.
Engineer A. NJ Welsh and Fireman Jacob
Bunker were killed in the collision on the Lake
shore road near Erie, Pa. on Friday night.
A gold train passing through Ogden, Utah
was alive with armed guards and all person
coming near had revolyers thrust in their faces
The spanish consul at Key West thinks tho
rumors OF movement TO invade Cuba from that
city are intended to cover operations a, some
other point
swindlers in Chicago have forged the name of
Mrs. Hetty Green, the richest woman in the
world, to deeds re presenting 100000 OF real
estate, and are trying to borrow money on the
documents.
The daily output OF beet sugar a. the Chino
factory near Oatario, Cal, is thirty tons
Farmers receive from 80 10 SD an acre for the
beet crop. over $4,000 viii be paid for bee,s
this season.
Kate Patterson, OF Crescent. City. o. T.. walked
to her lovers house on Friday midnight. clad
only in her niehtEown aud armed with a
double harreled shotgun, call him out shot a,
but missed him, and then blew out her brain.
by pulling the trigger with her toes Jealousv
was the motive.
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Columbia River Jobbery.

A newspaper published at The Dalles. Or,
says:
A gentleman who visited the Cascades one day
last week states Tor fact that the men were
cutting over stone that has been cut over time
after time for ten or twelve years past Now,
In ali Seriousness, with malice 10 none, but for
an open river, how long are the people
oil tais Inland Empire going to sit,
supineiy stupid OF their power. and tolerate
these methods OF the past? The Oreg0nida
says: There has been no one ut WORK there Tor
some time except gang of stonecurters, and
tne Ola appropriation Is about exhausted
Ihat has been The style, apparently. A gang OF
stonecutters whiting down the appropriation.
A clause in the Eew river aud harbor bill pro-
vldes, in regard to the Cascade locks,
that contracts may be- entered
into BY the secretary of war for
such materials and work as may be nee
essary to complete the present project, to be paid
Tor as appropriation may from time TO time be
MADE by law, not 10 exceed in the aggregate
$l,4le,2i0 exclusive of the amount herein and
heretofore appropriated" From the Portland
point of view ''there are several different views
OF the scope and meaning of the clause, and
Major Hamburg will await definite in
structions in regard TO the matter to whether
the work is TO be let as hole and completed
IN certain time, whether work is to be done
only in proportion to the amount of appropria-
toa made from time to time, or whether con-
tracts be made for the completion OF parts or
classes of the work, and whether these con-
tracts are to be made now or not until funds are
provided, and the necessity for each particular
class of work arrives"
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IRELAND'S STOLEN MEMORIAL.
How the Faribault School Document
Found It's Way Into Corrirau's Hands


New YORK, Aug. 6.-The Freemdn's
Journal and Catholic Register prints an ar
ticle under the caption, That Stolen
Memorial, referring to the abstraction of
Archbishop Ireland's memorial to
the pope on the Saltwater school question.
1t says in part:
All parties 20 the thing are particeps criminis
and are whether they az cept il or not, guilty OF
treason to the holy see, aud of an act so dis
honorable that We blush TO think Catholics
have been in any manner concerned in it. The
reader will more readily understand the case as
it comes to us from Rome when it is told
that in the Vatican there is a private
composing office under the Eaticaf's custody
for the purpose of printing all state documents
before submission TO the pope or his cardinals
In the present instance tho archbishop, at the
request OF Louis MIL, made his plea in the
shape of a personal communication, and
naturally surprising that il would only
reach the eyes OF the sovereign
ponuf and those about him, spoke
with all the candjdaess of loyal son To his
father Nothing could possibly have been more
sacred. Proofs were taken anu sent 10 the arch.
bishop for correction A busybod~. who knew
the ways of The Vatican and who is charged
with being the cause OF much mischief, bribcd
of the compositors 10 steal a
proof. aud in due order sent the proof
10 beuefsctor III America, who in turn
has taken good care 10 see To its circulation in
quarters where IL is calculated to add fuel to
the already well-kiudled fire OF Islander and on
position 10 his grace Of 81. Paul Monsirnor
rersiio has given orders THAI never again shall
the offenders lie permitted within the Vatican
walls.
Sr. PAUL, Aug 6.-Archbishop Ireland
IS panied by the renewa! Of the old story
that lie will soon be made a cardinal.
Whether the reports originate with we'll
meaning but imprudent friends or with
sinister-minded enemies. they result in
giving deep dispieasure and karming the
cause Of religion. The rumors have no
found atom
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Tacoma's False Position.


One OF the charges made by the Tacoma
Ledger against Senator Alien, is the statement
OF Tom Cavanaugh that the senator had made
SO much money during his term that he had
been able to pay off a large mortgage on his
home here. Still another charge is that he has
earned Taeoma's enmity by refusing TO repre-
sent that Guys interests in congress. The first
charge has been disproved by the sworn state
ment OF Wala Wallas county auditor. The
second charge Is so foolish, SO devoid
of truth, that it hardly deserves q
reply. The facts are easy OF access,
Senator Allen at the time of his election was in
possession OF 4 handsome home, near this city,
which was unincumbered. Since his election
to the Senate he has placed heavy mortgage
on that home, which represents his faith in Ia
coma's future, the money SO borrowed repre-
senting part of au investment in Tacoma lots.
OF course the Ledger will not publish this state
meut OF fact, because 1t would be too complete
a refutation OF its charge OF Aliens lack OF in.
terest in the welfare OF Tacoma.
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John Il. kinnear for Governor.

The Indications are that the friends OF John
r.. k.uneat viii he in large majority Ia the
county convention next saturday, and the Sc
lection OF Il delegation 20 the state convention
favorable 10 his cauiidaey Is not improbable.
The above Is from The POsT-lNTELLTGENCER of
the 81 inst, and has reference 10 gentleman
whose nomination would be = credit 10 the Re-
publican party Mr. hlunear probably pos
sesses the confidence of the lahorng. business
ana professional men oi the state ia
greater degree thai any other Republican who
has been mentioned IN connection with the
c1yernorshIg. lie : sugulary Tree from the
Questionable traits which characterize the
politician Tor revenue ONLY There i nothing 81
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SMALLPOX AND FAITH
The Disease Treated by Prayer
in a California Town.
ANOTHER VICTIM sNoHoMIsH
Tho Health Offcer to Blame-Inocula-
tion ~ . Preventive OF Cholera
The Plague at st. Petersburg.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Aug. GA startling
condition of affairs has been disclosed
with reference to smallpox at Chalaylsta,
ten miles from here. More than two weeks
ago it was reported to the board of super
visors that there was one case. that of
young man who recently returned from
Mexico, and the health officers in
sisted that he be isolated at
once. The disease. however. was con-
tracted by others of the same family and
neighboring family. Meantime the
young man first attacked, becoming con-
valescent, has been picking fruit and ped
ding it from house to house. 1t has been
discovered that Christian Scientists have
been holding protracted meetings daily
in the rooms of the patients, medical at
tendance beng refused.
TACOMA, Aug Especial. l-Mandell
Holmes and Louis Madden. charged with
counterfeiting. and six Cinnamon, charged
with being smuggled into this state, were
taken to McNeill's island tonight from
Port Townsend. They were all vacci-
mated. A Seattle man on the same boat
refused to be vaccinated and was sent back
to Seattle
SNoHoMrsH. Aug Especial. lit was
here. A man named Cummings. who is a
county charge, is down with the disease
at the Sisters hospital. where the county
paupers are now being kept. He is sup
posed to have contracted the disease
from the room in the hospital occu-
pied few weeks ago by a female small
pox patient. Much Indignation is ex-
pressed at Health Officer McCready's
course in the matter. The Sisters hos
pital is located on the most frequented
street in the residence portion of the town,
and although Cummings broke out with
thedisease several DAYS ago the hospital has
not been quarantined, and the inmates
have been permitted the freedom of the
town. The health officers sole object
seems to be to keep the actual state of
affairs from the knowledge of the public,
and he has been so persistent in this effort
that this item will be the first
intimation that almost every one
in town will have that there
ever has been case of smallpox in this
hospital. His actions seem to be the
more severely criticised because of the
fact that when the disease was at its
height here and ne appeared lax in the
discharge of his duty public meeting
was held and resolutions passed assuring
the health officer that public sentiment
would uphold stringent quarantine regu-
latlons.
q The quarantine placed on the Alaska hotel
and the ST. Elmo house will be raised in a
few days. No new cases of smallpox have ap-
peared in the city, and the single variood pa.
tient at the pesthouse is rapidly recovering.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

cattle from the strip. The commander at
Fort Reno has been ordered by the secre-
tary of war to remove ali cattle from the
strip. Governor Humphrey, of Kansas.
later ordered the sheritfs of all the
border counties to keep all cattle
out of the state, and now Governor Seay,
OF Oklahoma, has telegraphed instructions
to every sheriff in Oklahoma to prevent at
all hazards the passage of such cattle
through the counties of Oklahoma. An
armed posse is on duty on each county
line, and every COW that crosses into Okla
homa will be killed.