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THE SENATE.
No More Petitions to Bo Recoiyed-Mr
Cali Makes a Denial.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 27,-The
presentation Of petitions at the present
extraordinary session of the senate was
stopped to-day at the suggestion OF Mr.
German, and those petitions that may
be received hereafter are to be filed
with the secretary of the senate, to be
presented at the next regular session.
The question US to tho admission OF the
three men appointed as senators from
the states OF Montana, Wyoming and
Washington was submitted in the
shape OF majority reports from the COM
mittee on privileges and elections in
favor Of their right TO seats-the mi
nority report (agaiust that right to be
presented tomorrow.
A very positive denial was made by
Mr.. Call OF q newspaper paragraph
stating that he had been criticizlng
President Cleveland in the corridors
and elevators Of the capitol in connec'
ton with appointments to offices.
Mr.. Chandler offered two resolutions
(which went over till tomorrow, one
calling on the secretary OF the treasury
for copies OF orders, regulations, mani
tests and certificates prepared and issued
in execution Of the immigration act OF
March 8, 1893, and the other instruct
ing the committee on Immigration TO
inquire into the condition and character
OF alien immigrants, and into the work
ing Of the new immigration law-with
power to sit during the recess and to
lad faa Y,anonn5 md nanaeS
The resolution heretofore offered by
Mr.. Call in relation to the commission
authorized by the last legislative APP
preparation bill to examine into the
civil service Of the executive branches
OF the government was called up. The
commission consists OF three senators
and three representatives Of the pres
ent Congress appointed by the two pre-.
siding officers OF the last Congress and
the resolution declares that provision
OF the law TO be in derogation Of the
constitutional rights, powers and pre-
negatives Of each house to4be otherwise
violative Of the constitution and to be
absolutely null and void. Mr.. Call ad-
dressed the senate in elaboration OF the
principle declared in the resolution
and at the close of his remarks, Mr.
Harris suggested that the resolution be
referred to the committee on privileges
and elections. 1t was stated, however,
by Mr.. Allison, that some senators de-
sired TO speak on the resolution, and it
was therefore passed over without &c.
ton.
The senate then proceeded to execu-
tive session business and soon adj
iourned. +.
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DARING RANK RoBRERY.

The Latest Exploit Of Members of tho Dali
tan Gang-A Cashier Held up in Broad
Daylight,
CovgEGvIILE, KANs,, March 27,-The
Canal Valley Bank, at oaney, Kansas,
was robbed late this afternoon, and $4,-
600 secured by the robbers. The job is
said 10 have been done by two named
Starr and Newcomb, the former Of
whom is q fugitive from jnstice, A
posse has started after them, but as
they secured good start it is feared
that the chase will prove fruitless for
the pursuerH,
A later dispatch gives the following
particulars;
A bank robbery partaking Of the daT.
ing shown at the famous Coieyville
affair last October, in which several OF
the participants lost their lives, was en-
acted at Caney, Kansas, this afternoon.
The only thing missing to make 1t more
closely resemble the robbery in which
the Dalton's took part was that nobody
was hurt. The bandits got $4,000 and
have good start on their pursuers and
perhaps will never be captured,
Caney is o small town eight miles
south OF here and very close to the In.
dian Territory line. The bank robbed
was the Caney Valley, the only bank IN
town.
las this afternoon two men who
were recognized as thenotorious Henry
Starr, an escaped convict, and q man
named NeWcomb, entered the bank un-
masked and leyeling their weapons at
the cashier and other employes-four
in number-demande all the money
on hand. Without any ado the en-
ployes complied, and before five min
utes had elapsed from the time the
bandits entered the place they were in
possession of all the banks cash, about
$4,000. Nobody but the banks em-
ployes were In the place, and as none on
the outside had noticed anything out OF
the way in their conduct, the bandits
had nothing especially to fear.
II was some time before the bank
employees recovered sufficiently from
their fright to make an alarm. When
the alarm was finally given, the robbers
had a good start, the news OF the daring
robbery spread rapidly and q posse OF
citizens was quickly organized and
started in pursuit. Before the start
could be made, however, the robbers
had secured an advantage OF fully thirty
minutes and it is now seems improbable
that they can be caught up with.
Henry Starr Is one OF the notorious
Dalton gang, and only recently escaped
from jail, where he was imprisoned for
completely in the Cofeyyille robbery in
October lust.
Newcombe Is also q notorious Grim
inal, having figured in several misdeeds
in the Indian Territory and contiguous
L nnNniru
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PREslDENrs ApPoINrS1ENTs.
A Batch of Fat Plums Sent in-still no West
Yirginians Named.

Batch of Fat Plums Sent in-Still no West
virglnians Named.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 27.-The
President to-day sent the following
nominations to the senate:
Justice-Felix A. Reeve, Of Tennes-
see, to be solicitor OF the treasury.
William II. seamon, OF Wisconsin, to
be United States district Judge for the
eastern district Of Wisconsin.
Interior-samuel 7. Fisher, of Massa-
chusetts, to be assistant commissioner
OF patents. Robert l. Wilson, OF Mis-.
sissippi, to be register OF the land office
at Jackson, Miss.
State-samuel L. Morse, OF Indiana,
to be consul general OF the United States
at Paris; @. W. Chancellor, Of Mary
land, to be consul at Havre; Allen r.
Morse, OF Michigan. to be consul at
Glasgow; George +. Parker, OF New
York, to be consul at Birmingham.
Treasury-Seaton Neumann, OF Indi-
ana, to he assistant surgeon OF the ma
rine hospital service. Also number
Of United States attorneys and United
States marshals in the south and west.
S. L. Morss is the we'll known editor
Of the Indianapolis Sentinel. He was
the leader OF the Cleveland faction in
Indiana, and it was through his efforts
that the Indiana delegation was turned
from Gray to Cleveland at Chicago.
Felix A. Reeve, OF Tennessee, nom
mated for solicitor OF the treasury, has
for several years been assistant solicitor
and his nomination Is regarded in the
light OF promotion.
W. II. Seaman, OF Wisconsin, nomi-
mated to be United States Judge Of the
western district, is warm personal
friend OF Senator Villas and Is spoken OF
as one OF the ablest lawyers OF the
state.
Allan B. Morse, nominated for consul
at Glasgow, was Michigan's candidate
for vice president at Chicago, and at the
last state election was the Democratic
candidate for governor OF Michigan.
George +. Parker, nominated for con.
sui at Birmingham, is close friend oil
President Cleveland, and during the
cam paign wrote o life OF the President.
S. F. Fisher, nominated for assistant
commissioner Of patents, has ior years
been principal examiner in tho patent
Office and his nomination is considered
u deserved promotion.
VIC. Chancellor, nominated for con.
sui to Havre, 10 president'ot tho Mary
I'land state board Of health and proni'
nent phyaician,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March 97.-Mon'
day is the day upon which the Presi'
dent goes into executive sesaion with
himself and considers "matters requiF'
ing his uninterrupted attention." as the
new white house rules say.
Upon this occasion he secludes him
seIi within the inRCrmost recessea OF
his Office, and denies his presence to
ali comers, save with those whom he
ha, previously made appointments.
To-day Representative Oates, of Ala
bana, was closeted with the President
for nearly an hour, and during that
hour had acquired so much of Mr..
Cleyeland's own reservation Of manner
as 10 render him a sealed book 10 In
ourera whom he emerged from the
audience room,
As Colonel Oates came out Repre-
sentative McCreary, OF Kentucky, en-.
tered. He also had an appointment
with the President and remained with
him about half an hour. When ho
emerged, Mr.. McCreary displayed re.
markable unanimity with Colonel
Oates In his resolution 10 maintain q
sphinx.like silence, but as Mr.. Nc
Creary has been distinguished dele
gate to the international monetary con.
ference, and as another conference is
soon to be held, one might hazard tho
guess that financial matters were dis
cussed.
Tho next ono to see the President was
MIR. Allan W. Thurman, OF Ohio, and
the political situation in that state was
probably tho topic OF conversation,
THE AXE AT WORK.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Maxwell to-day appointed 100 fourth
class postmasters, and of this number
sixty.seyen were to fiji vacancies caused
by the removal OF the incumbents. The
larger number OF changes was made in
tho state OF Wisconsin, where there
were twenty-five appointments, four
teen Of the incumbents being removed.
In Arkansas there we're eight appoint
mentH and four removals; in Kansas
nine appointments and five removals,
and in Tennessee seventeen appoint
ments and ten removals.
Owing to the almost unprecedented
accumulation OF applications and other
papers in tho postottice department
bearing upon pending appointments,
the entire clerical force Of the depart
inent, numbering about 400, has been
ordered to do extra duty between a and
5 o'clock each day, briefins and filing
them for action.
BANDITS SURRENDER
A telegram has been received at the
war department from General Wheaton,
commanding the department OF Texas
announcing the surrender to United
States troops at Fort Ringgold OF three
Mexican bandits, one OF whom is said
to have been leader in the Cara rev
olution, They have been delivered tc
the civil authorities for trial.
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c,ucAao, March 27,-chicaso officials
laugh at the story Of a plot to assassin
ate the prince Of Wales when the latter
visits the Worlds Fair. Assistant su-
perintendent Of Police George W. Hub.
bard, who has been looking up tho an
archists Of Chicago for years, said this
afternoon:
",rlle rods are very quiet and have not
been doing anything forsOme time. The
story is probably got to ftlghten peo-
ple from the Worlds Fair, but / can
safely say that none of our intended
visitors need fear anything from an.
archists."
Other authorities on the subject Of
anarchists take no stock in the prince Of
Wales assassination story.
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nnnrh NIn,i mi in.n.linnlnn.

wAsuiSoroS, D. O., March 27.-Aitor
numerous conferences among them.
selves tho Republican mcnbers Of tho
senate hnvo decided that hey will IN.
eiat upon an investigation OF tho
charges that have boon mado IN tito
public prints relative TO tho character
OF Mr. Roach, recently elected senator
by the legislature d North Dakota, aud
now occupying seat in tho senate rs q
Democrat. II 10 also said that tho le.
publlcans viii, protest against any at.
tempt 10 adjourn this extraordinary
session o. tho senate until this matter
has been brought before IL
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lIohb. anal nd. iarLncra scnlcneed.

LONDON, March 2Z--JameS W. Hobbs
Of ]. W. HobbI & Co., Henry Gran.
villc Wright, solicitor, and George
Newman, formerly chairman Of New
man & Co., wero to-day aralgned for
sentence upon conviction Of having
been concerned In defraudlhg tho LIB.
orator Building Society by obtaining
large sums Of money from that society
under ialso pretenCoa Hobbs and
Wright were each sentenced 10 penal
sorvitudc for twelve years aud Newman,
whose share In frauds was less conBpl.
cuous, was sentenced TO ponal sorvitudO
for five Vnnrg
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wAsHSofoS, D. G., March e7,-ThO
senate was in executive session this
afternoon for upwards Of an hour, nd
the greater part OF that time was con.
Bumed in discussion relative to tho
release OF tho injunction OF secrecy on
the treaty with Russia that was recently
ratified by tho senate, Tho injunction
was not, howOvcr, released, although
tho majority Of the senators are In favor
OF Il, aud tho proposition also meets
with tho approval Of tho state depart.
ment The sticking point ia just What
amount ol tho correspondence shall be
made public.
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THE sTNIKM ENDED.
Seven Thousand MonoRgahelu Minors to
Return to Work This Week.

Seven Thousand MOnonSaheln MINORS 70
Return to Work This Week.
PIrTsBURdH, Pa, March 2Z7The
great strike Of the Monongahela Valley
coal miners has practically ended, aud
before the end of the week tits proba-
bic that all Of the 1000 old men will be
back to work. Fully 5000 strikers re,
turned to the mines to-day in the sec.
ond and fourth pools, and the third
pool men have weakened, The strikers
were so anxious to get their old places
they did not wait for the convention
called for tomorrow, at which 1t is ex-
pected the strike will be officially de-
clared of. The strike was broken by
the men at Lucyville and at Roscoe re-
turning 10 work on Saturday, AS soon
as this was learned there was general
scramble to get back, The strike lasted
seven months, and 1t is estimated cost
tho operators and miners $4'0O0,00O, OF
this amount s., 100000 was lost to the
strikers in wages. There is great re-
joicing throughout the valley, particu-
larly among merchants and storekeep'
ers, over the ending OF the strike,
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He Couldn't speak English.

PirrsDuRon, Pa March 27.-MayOr.
elect McKcnna, who is at present a
police magistrate, became thoroughly
disgus,od trying to unruvcl tho cause oi
the trouble between John Remound
and his wife. Remound is an Italian,
and has been elk years in this country,
but cannot speak tho English Ian
guage.
Alter three interpreters had been cRll.
cd In, Mayor.olCCt MCKonna grow impn
ticnt and closed tho case by fning Ro.
mound $40 for striking his wifc and moi
bOing ablo to speak English aflor boing
In this country six years.
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ness must be excused. You will have
to specify what telegrams you desire
him to produce"
Mr.. Greene was accordingly excused.
A host Of other unimpoFtant witnesses
were called but threw no additional
light on the subject. The hearing will
be resumed tomorrow morning..
Chief arthur when seen by the Assoc
ciated Press representative tonight,
said that IL would be impossible for him
to prepare his decision by Tomorrow
morning and that he did not know
when ho could have 1t completed.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., March 27.-In re.
gard to a San Francisco dispatch stating
that "sprecklos & Bros. have been
communicated with by the treasury do.
partment officials and asked II thcY are
In position to furnish accommoda-
tions for n large number OF Chinese
on any OF tho steamers controlled by
tho firm, Assistant Secretary Spauld-
Ing, who has control Of these matters,
states that the treasury department has
had no communication Whatever with
the sprecklOs US to tho departing China,
mnfi.
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VALPARAISO, March 97..-Gcneral sar.
aiva's dcfcat by gOvornponttroOp near
Alagrctto, Rio Grande Dosul, on Thurs.
day, was a greater blow to the Brazilian
reVoluliouiSts than tho early stories OF
tho fight indicated. A dispatch from
Rivera says that Con. Saraiva was not
only badly beaten, but that 5000 OF his
men became tho prisoners Of the gov.
ernmont troops. Tho news from Bag0
to-day is that Con. Tavaros 10 entrenCh.
cd outside that Uastithista stronghold
and Il sllollinG tho town from tho hills
with several largo siege guns.
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Trnhna Foycr Cnsr.

ctScrSNATI, o., March 91- Tho health
officer to-day reported finding u case Of
malignant typhus iOvor In a Front
street boarding house. Tho man is
James Riley, roustabout, who worked
OH tho slcuinor Eagle, at Now Orleans,
and other southern places. Tho man
was placed In tho marine hospital, aud
nclivo measures have beon taken 10
prevent q spread OF tho disease.
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NO FAITH IN BANKS.
An italian Family Now Sorry That They
Wore Not Moro TrMstful.

We're Not More Trustful.
CHICAGO, March 27.-scores Of Ital-
ians and negroes, big and little, who
live on South Clark street, spent hours
to-day unavailingly searching in boxes,
under sidewalks and in all hooks and
cranies for sl,4OO suddenly missed by
the family Of one Salvatore, Itwas the
accumulation OF five years saving by
Salvatore, who is o street sweeper, his
son a newsboy and wife u chore woman.
II is supposed that Mrs Salvatore, who
carried the money wrapped in brown
paper, lost 1t through rent in her
dress. The family is nearly frantic.
They had horror Of banks.
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Arrcsted FOR Perjury,

ST. PAUL, MINI, March 27.--Late this
afternoon Mt Rhodes, Of tho coal COM
biue, was arrested on the charge Of per-
Jury, preferred by the legislative com.
mittoo investigating tho alleged coal
combine. Ho was takon AZ once into
the district court, whore h0 gavO bond
in the sum Of 5000 for his appearance
NAV 1,
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THE ENGINEERS CASES.
A Field Day in the United States
Court at Toledo.
THE SIX STRIKE CASES COME UP

And Two OF Them HeaFd-The DeOi-
sion ia tho First Reserved Until To-
day-In the Second Mr.. Sargent is
Dismissed on The Plea ofNOn.Juris-
dIction, but tho Hearing of Chief
Arthur Proceeds-A Great Crowd
in Attendance Chief Arthur Heard
Through Counsel.
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BALF0UR'S BLUFF.
His Attempt to censuFe the Liberal
Government OF Ireland
PROlESA VERY DISMAL FAILURE.

Mcssrs. Morley aud Gladstone De.
iend tho Administration--Ba Balfour's
Charge that Asrarian Grimes Have
Increased Under tho Gladstone Ile.
gime splenhIdly Met by tho Irish
Secretary and the Prime Minister.
The Govoromont Sustained by .
Hapdsomo Majority
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MRS. NJ. v. TAYLOR DEAD.
The Only Woman Doaler in OIL Well Sup
plies in the Country.

plies in tho Country.
PlTTsBuRaH, March 27.-Mrs. M. v.
Taylorj the only woman dealer in oil
we'll supple, in the country, died at
the Monongahela house this evening
from injuries received while alishting
from a train on the Panhandle rail-
road last June. She sued the company
for $4,000 damages, and the case was
set for trial tomorrow.
Mrs. Taylor was woman OF remark
able executive ability and was quite
famous. Since her husbands death ten
years ago. she has conducted business
Of $200,0OOa year and was regarded as
very wealthy. She was thirty-six years
OF age and leaves two children.
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No MAKO n ljrcl,lor l,ltl.I,urrh,

pirrsnUnoH Pa, March 9L--A roso.
luton was passed by both branches Of
council this afternoon proposing 10
mako greater Pittsburgh by tho an-
nexatlon Of Allegheny, Braddock, Nc.
kOoSport aud olhor smaller towns aut.
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FALL RIVER, MASS, March 27.-About
all the employees of the new Hargraves
mill. about $50 in number, are on strike
to-day. The weavers did not receive all
they asked and committee asked re-
dress. Three OF the committee were
discharged and when the new spread
through the mill about $50 employees
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ALL BY HIMSELF.
yesterday President oleveland'a
Executive Session Day.
ONLY A FEW OF The STATESMEN

Admitted TO the Sacred Precincts of
tho Inner Circle, and When They
Came Out They Were Dumb as
oystors-Guesses as to What They
Talked About with tho Great ~
Amr-An Old and Trusted officer
Removed on Charges Without a
Heaplug-Tho Session ofthe Senate.
Other Washington News.
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sloa,nshlp Arrivals,

DALriNoRE, Mn, March 27.--Arriyod
Ocean, Amsterdam,
ASrwBr, March ~ = Arrived -
Fricsland, Now York.
soUTliANProS, Match 2L-Afrlvod-
Saalo and berlin, Now York.
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81 trlaI DI6pdlcN 10 nc IlltlI1tRcrh
WASHINGTON, d. g., March 27.--Post'
masters appointed: WIN. Dent, vice
NJ. j. slmons, removed, Montgomery,
FayOttO CountyjJ. a. Means, vice j. 3.
Craig, removed, Nicholas Court House,
Nicholas county; W. II. Mccoy, vlco A.
b, Wilson, removed, slslersyille, Tyler
CounlV
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DIS MolSEs, Ia, March 2L-A hOayy
snow storm ID In progress on the Chi.
cago & Great Western railroad from
T0lmadge, Iowa, 10 81, Joe. Mo. At 81
Annex, Mo-, four inches iOll In thirty
minutes,
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In,nrrlnr nf sirnnl Ycaacla

Special N'idith 10 ne Intolliqdcer
WAsniSGroN, b. C., March ~
Friends Of John W. Littlepage to-day
fled an application at tho treasury do
pattmont for appointment Of him as In
spOClor OF steam vessels.
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wsnther roreenst Tor To.dAy.

Fot West virginia, ialfi easleFly winda
For Western Pennsylvania aud Ohio, iaif, oAst
oriy Winds warnior IN Western Ohio.
TilE TrMPERATURE YISfRRDAY
nS furnished by D. BcilNErV. druggist, corner
Market aud Fourteenth alre0ta
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rounding the city. The scheme will
probably be submitted TO a vote Of the
people. II successful the Formulation OF
Pittsburgh would be nearly 60),00O,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20

wleszonY zostai. Pafnietne L
diago powtarzane byly lego
slowa, sadzil bowiem, IL po-
wstancY zartujac na galez go
clagneli, prayrzeki nam, De
bYle tylko dano mu plstolet,
on sam Dybicza zabiie:
ZAbrane woiy odeslaue byly
d. Swietl,czys,S. w@tem dano
zuaG, ID Moskale nadchodza.
kazoy vice spieszyl do bron,;
ME byio czasu do zasadzki,
bo Moskale JUL byli niedale-
ko, i widaac snuIacych sic
powstancow, poczeil do nlch
strzelac. a krzyc2ac zbllzali
sic. Autoul Szretterss z o]cem.
bedac W gestwinie, gdzie po-
zycya Ola powstancow byta
lepsza, poczeli ich zwoiYwaG.
Sygnat do zbierania sic byt
to pyszczeK Cd lSlaryneta,
kt6rego donosuy CLOS dobrze
bY1 zaanY W powstan'u;
wszYscy vice W to mle)sce
spleszyli, a tr5ymalae sic W
grnmadzle, diugo sic opierali
prlec.wko orzewa2nej sile mo-
SKYE wskiej. Wreszc,e wljzac,
il MosGal- q bagnetam coraz
bll2ej ku MIN Sc wdNeraja,
usuneli sic Cd Mich. Tax vice
i ia potyczka Z XorzyS;ia u
konczoua Zostafa, BOWEN le-
gfo tam kIIkanascie M~ossall,
a naszych laden uawet rs-
n!Uny ule zUsJat.