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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-01
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal RiiIIy
Time Table No. g. to take affect 1891 q N,
sunday, November ~. 1874

Time Table No. :, 70 hke elect ll.W y ~,
sunday, November 20. 1874
Leave whssnsE-i5.p, 800 f7:i5, 's:co
.o:D g9:5 tlo.I tll.0 = ~, ti3:is. fi.G
ts:UO IS. 90 ass, s6;s5, 1850 2. =.
Lesrs Psnin.sls.ts:@ fo:H TIA w;g'
~ W.; ~, .s,.G ia te:N D. -"
Arrive MARTINS F.ry--f55s, 1871 800
,s:i3, -2:57, ss:s7. .tl0.o5. tl2:A $3.50 ts'v9
t3.i2. 1913. ~ A., sc:0l, 'o.s2
Leave Tsrmin.l ygsstioo-e;n. go ~
siO:0s. 1000 fii:l5 .. M. ft.5. t3;H. fS'to.
s5:l5. tb:N. % IS, to.T; fiO'fx p IA
Leave Lsughlins kiil--f7:2k fil:b a n
Lssys De HAS CrossiBg-t7:sj. tii;is - n
.r,iv. Sartip's Ferry-ss:s3. 1913, Nh
1000. slo.4s. til:2e, ti:5. ts;S. fz.H. OLA
.Dsiiy. tDsiiy .iospi sunday ssusdsys
Ali trains will run on Eastern Tina Clock
IN elszrsph once at wheeling "a The s'A'aAfs
noIs.Ad J. ETAUssIG. supsrisissdsnt
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Steady.
New YORK, April 29.-Money on call
nominally 3 per cent; Prime mercantile
steady at S51Sa4SS4.
GovERNNENTs-Dull.
Fours Registered. ...................11 2H
FourS Coupons Observation-Disclosures. .ll24
Four-and-a-half Registered. ......... 80
Pacific Skies Of '95..................lO o
STATEs-Dul.
RAILRoADs-We
SToCKs-A fair amount of business was
done at the Stock Exchange for @ half
holiday. The temper Of speculation was
DECIDEDLY bearish, owing to the reserves,
and the receivership proceeding in the case
Of the Toledo, Ann Arbor * Northern
Michigan Road. The stock Of the latter
broke 81 TO l0l4, but closed at decline OF
Q points for the week. Richmond Termi-
nal, Manhattan, National Cordage, Sugar,
Reading and Chicago gas were also promi-
nent in the downward movement. In a
majority of instances the losses in the
other stocks were 4 to per cent. There
were several rallies, not one Of them. how
ever was very pronounced. Sales l9I,9OO
shares Quotations closed bid:
Atchson, 3l9l; Adams Express, l55;
American Express, III; Baltimore and
Ohio, SAY; Canada Pacific. S2A; Central
Pacific, 81; Chesapeake and Ohio, 22$l !;
Chicago and Alton, l40; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy 92as; Delaware and Hud
son l27; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. 1924; Denver and RIO Grande
preferred So; Erie, 205S; do. preferred,
45; Fort Wayne, 1853; Illinois Central.
lOl; Lake Shore, l27s<; Michigan Central.
l04; Missouri Pacific, A.; Norfolk and
Western preferred, Sl%; Northern Pacific,
1914 do preferred. $3.50; Northwestern
llljS; do preferred 40; New York Gen.
trail, l07; Pacific Mail, 20; Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, 10; Pittsburg,
1874; Pullman Palace, 1875; Reading. 25js :;
Rock Island, SIX; ST. Louis and San Fran
cisco first preferred, =; St. Paul. ~ !;
do preferred, 1881; Tennessee Coal and
Iron, 1879; Texas Pacific, ~; Union Pa
cifc, SO: United States Express, S.;
Western Union, S99l; Wheeling AID Lake
Erie. 10; do. preferred, 50.
Mining Stocks-Cholor -; Crown Point,
-; Consolidated California and Virginia,
23O; Deadwood, =; Gould and Curry, :;
Hale and Norcross, -: Homestake, 1900;
independence, -: Mexican. =: North
Star, 400; Ontario, 240; Ophir, so; Ply
mouth, 100; Sierra Nevada, 1870; Standard,
rs; Union Con-, 10; Yellow Jacket 30;
Iron Silver, -; Quick Silver, 25O; do pre-
ferred, 1900; Bulwer. Il.
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DRY GOODS.

New YORK, April 29.-There was scarce
" any business in dry goods at first hands
today, demand being restricted to a light
mail order trade, but there was fair
Saturday movement at the hands Of job
berS
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FLORETTE.

BAD drainage causes much sickness
and bad blood and improper action OF
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage to
the human system, which Burdock
BLOOD Bitters remedy.
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The Metal Market.

NEW YoRk, April as.--Pig iron, quiet:
American xl3 75al5 80. Copper, dull and
unchanged; lake at sl1 90. Lead, quiet
Tin, steady; straits go 81.
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~ Psnnsyivsnia Stations.
[VlIRnnsylVanId LINES!
Trains Run by Central Time.

frcxrr Ovyrcns AZ PsrrsrryiuA erlrros ~
WITTl ST, Foor OF ktkrkFrH tz-, Willie
PIrsrLv1pT< Station. DSfDczrosf.
cor~~wxsT arrrrn-sP1s gavDs.r Fo----
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BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
DRY ITCHING SCALES THAT CRACKED
AND POPPED OPEN.


IA LrypIEY STEuBEN Co.. N Y April IT. 1890
EsesW &s%E~> FOSTER 6 Co., Buffalo, N, Y.
G3HfN*MY When about ten twelve years
with cracks the palm OF
left when they healed the trouble
my 1t would
of make scales all
l been free from It single
E3sz#~ the all
had examine and he told me
~-w|:~ that therew for got worse ana
then until they would
showing waery matter was
wrapper dried The scales so bad mat
shaken
that ashamed to take my nat
another medicine without
commenced TO take b. the sores came out
they immense boches OF nre hss
The they burned and cned can NOT
could was washing the with some D. b. b.
the fourth bottle before could see that
better get such rotnness out
nv blood than did that wished had never
wife encouraged and to-day thank her
health and don't believe ever wouo nave
beenw m blood in such condition as 1t was
and letter and on my body there
and these spots are free from
scales do that the cure will be perfect
will take until spot Is gone
firmly believe Bss will the disorders the ooo
such certainly was n4ne
Signed
@>Zs MG4y~<
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FINANCE AND TRADE

Money 3 Per Cent-Governments, Dull
Stocks, Steady-Wheat, Weak-Flour.
Steady.
NEW YORK, April 29.-Money on call
nominally 3 per cent; Prime mercantile
paper 615aS per cent. Sterling exchange
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Wsdnes-
day, June i.ls92, trains will run as follows
city time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-01

From Pittsburg, 1905 a. IN. daily, 12:fb p. n
s.cspt sunday, $50 and 10 IS .. 10. daily. A
washington Accommodation. 100 . N. daly
except sunday scrsx
General PASSENGER Agent. Baium9fe
ia LANE wheeling. DELE
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WI p. Alb. DIVIsfON.

For Pittsburg, 40 and 10 . m. and 500 \
nc. daily. and :30p m. daily except sunday
For Pittsburr aud the East. 900 p. m. daily,
Washington Accommodation 500 p. m. ek1
espt Sunday.
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rplNs.OUIO DIyTSTON,

TKANb-OHIU UIVIoIUN.
For Chicago, 1855 and 1000 .. m. io;S ~
daily, and 3:sb p. IN dsi erospt sunday
Cincinnati Express, f:35 and i0:06 - m. sst
1875 p. IN. daily.
Columbus Accommodates, s:o p IN. srosps
sunday. - AN
and 3:so p m. except sunday.
ARRiyE
Chicago Express. 1915 and $50 .. m. daily.
aud i2:0 p. In. except Sunday, aud b:B ?. n
Cinciunat Express, s: 80 q m. aad5;o p. n.
Columb bus Accom- medallion. a;osp. N. daily
ST. ClsIrsvIls Accommodation, l2:o5 p. m and
b:35 o. IN. except sunday.
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houndsIiIIs Aosomin ~ mi ,Ieep, sunday
and 1886 D. IN. daily.
LHHIvy.
From New York Phliadelphia ard Bsitimofa
s:2s and ~ q m. and li:31 p. M. daily.
cumberland AcoonlnodAtion,t go p. m, sr
cspt sunday. ,o All
HoundsyilIe Accommo dstiou, 7:tJ Q. m. as
l:io and 7iss p m. except sunday and io;ss
a IN daily.
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RAILROADS.
RAILWAY TIME CARD

Arrival and departure OF trains on and aftef
December Is. 1904 EXPLANATION o. RxrESRSCl
hAAKs: sDaily; fSundsy excepted; ,xon-
day excepted; Saturday excepted; Sunday
only: saturday only. Eastern standard Time,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-13
NEARLY SIX HUNDRED HORSES
Burned TO Death in a Chicago Street Rail-
way Barn Fire-All Efforts to save Them
Prove UnavaIIlng.

Burned TO Death in a Chicago Street Rail
way Barn Fire-Au Efforts to Save Them
Prove UnAvaIIing.
CHICAGO, October 12-Frenzied with
fright and driven into q stampede
by raging fire that broke out tonight
in the Wallace street barns Of the Chi
cago Street Railway, nearly six hundred
horses were burned to death.
The barns were entirely destroyed,
and the total loss entailed by the COM
pany will reach a high figure. The
building was two-storV brick affair,
which extended 400 feet on Wallace
street and 90 feet on Thirty-ninth
street.
The fire gained rapidly on the firemen
and before much could be done to save
the horses the entire building was in
flames. The number OF hostlers around
the building was not large, and though
they did their best and were aided by
men from the rapidly gathering crowd.
they were able to rescue but fifteen Of
the poor brutes.
In the burned building were $40
horses, and in the upper story were
thirty cars. There were also 200 tons
of hay and 500 bushels OF mixed grain.
Soon after the fire started the hooring
fell, and with it the heavy cars and tons
OF grain and hay. The origin of the
fire isa mystery. The total loss OF the
company is estimated at $4,000.
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HOW TIE BATTLE RACED.

At 1880 the Beginning OF the End Was In
sight-Mr. Cleveland Opposed TO any
Compromise.
Spseial 7slsorana to tas Rs0tste-.
WASHINGTON, October 13.-1:3O A. NJ.
AT midnight tonight, the Senate has
been in continuous session for thirty-siX
hours aad it looks IS if the end was ap-
preaching.
The thirty-fve minutes between 1885
and 1880 had been spent in waiting for
q quorum.
A number Of the Democratic Senators
opposed to repeal, for the first time
since the continuous session began, had
failed to answer to their names when the
point Of no quorum was raised and call
OF the Senate was ordered.
This failure on their part was Omin-
Gus OF the end and 1t will cause 90 great
surprise II before morning, the test Of
physical endurance will have broken
down and the repeal men will be forced
TO acknowledge that their attempt TO
force a vote has failed.
In this connection the amendment in
troduced tonight by Senator Harris, Of
Tennessee, Is being discussed as the
probable basis OF q compromise
At this time so soon after the intro
duction Of this amendment il is impOs-
sible TO say what the chances Of getting
the Democrats united on 1t may be.
All the talk OF the day and early
evening was unfavorable to the adop-
tiOn Of any compromise.
1t was said the President would listen
to no talk OF compromise, and pre-
ferred that nothing at all should be
done and that another makeshift
should be adopted.
Senators Eau lkner and Camden con-
hnued to hold the fort in the Senate
chamber steadily up TO midnight.
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sy.ess, T.I,orsa 70 30 Rsgistr.

sBscial Tslssrsia 70 tAs Rsgi5tSr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 1s-
m.-The continuous session Of the
Senate came to sudden end at las, and
the test Of endurance was over.
The friends Of repeal have utterly
failed to get vote.
The silver men are iubilaut.
They say it means compromise or a
continuation Of the Sherman law.
VOORHEES, made the motion to ad-
jOurn, the Sergeant-at-Arms having
reported that hs could not secure the
attendance Of a quorum.
Both the West Virginia Senators were
10 attendance TO the end.
After continuous session Of thirty
eight hours and forty minutes, Senator
Voorhees,, leading the repeal forces, was
compelled by the inability Of his follow
srs to lOageE stand the strain, to capit-
ulate, temporarily at least, by yielding
TO an adjournment.
He had been trying all night to in
duce the silver men to allow the Senate
TO take q recess until tomorrow morn
ing and thus keep the legislative day,
which began Wednesday morning at IL
o'clock. alive.
But the obstinate silverites would &C
cept only adjournment,a and at $40 a. m,
after a quorum had been twice broken
for over an hour, he reluctantly threw
up e sponge.
7 Is forces the rspealerS to relin-
quis. she ground they secured and
begin all over again II the attempt to
secure a vote BY brute force is to be at
tempted once more.
Senator Voorhees, and Senator Pal
mer and other administration men
claim that the adjournment does not
necessarily mean an abandonment Of
the fight
The Silver Senators and compro-
missrs jubilantly assert that the Victory
is theirs, that unconditional repeal is
dead absolutely, and that nothing re-
mains but compromise.
And compromise the indications are 1t
will be, along the line Of the HarrIs's
amendment.
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MATRIMONIAL COMPLICATIONS
Enough Romance TO Furnish Plots for =
Whole Book store Full OF Novels.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, October IA
strange complication of marital rels-
tions has been ultimately adjusted.
The sequel to the trouble between Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Manchester, which
commenced at Bar Harbor last sum
mer was furnished yesterday after
noon By the New Jersey Court OF
Appeals which granted divorce De-
tween Mr.. Manchester and his wife and
was ended last night by the marriage
in Baltimore of Mr.. Manchester 30 Miss
Olive Wilkinson, of that city, and the
marriage In Paris, almost at the same
hour, OF Mrs. MacAlester and Mr.. Wal
ter Wilkinson, the latter brother OF
Mr.. MacAlester's new wife.
Last summer Mr.. and Mrs. MacAles-
ter went to Bar HArbor, where
they met the Wilkinsons, and where
Mr.. Manchester Immediately became at
tentive to Miss Wilkinson.
Mrs. Manchester to pay her husband
off in his own coin, received the atten-
tions Of Mr.. Wilkinson with the result
that the MacAlesters agreed to disagree.
Mrs. Manchester was formerly Miss
Alice Gardiner, Of New York, and
is a beautiful woman. Miss Olive
Wilkinson Is very young hav-
ing only been introduced to Balti-
more society about two years ago. She
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wilkinson, who have one OF the hand
soonest houses in Baltimore at No. 1904
North Charles street. Mr.. Wilkinson
is a member OF all the
prominent Baltimore clubs, and
the family is almost as we'll known in
New York and this city as at their
home. Mr.. Walter Wilkinson has led
more cotillons than any young man In
Baltimore. His sister, now Mrs. Mac
Alester, is tall, blonde and
one Of the Baltimore beauties.
Directly the decree OF divorce was
granted yesterday, news was at once
sent by cable to Mrs. Manchester, who
was in Paris. Upon the receipt OF the
news Mrs. Manchester and Mr.. Wilkin-
son were married at the Hotel Conti-
mental. Mr.. Wilkinson Immediately
sent cabegram from Paris
TO his mother in Baltimore,
which reached there last night shortly
before 9 o'clock, and the marriage be-
tween Miss Wilkinson and Mr.. MacAl-
ester was Immediately arranged for.
The ceremony took place last evening
at IL o'clock, the couple heing married
by the rector of Grace Episcopal
Church, Rev. DR.. Wroth.
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A NEGRO RAYISHER'S CAREER ENDED.

SAVANNAH GA, October 12.-March
Walker, the negro ravisher OF Helen
Young, the young mute girl, in her
home last Saturday night, was shot and
killed instantly by squad Of mounted
police this morning II miles from Sa.
vannah. Walker has been followed
by the police since his commission Of
the crime, but until last night
he could not be located. At midnight
information was received that he was at
Ways Station. A squad OF police was
sent out, and after securing the coun-
try, found Walker 10 a house near the
railroad station. He attempted TO es-
cape, but the house was surrounded.
Selling a musket he fired on his pur-
suers, but the shot went wild. Four
officers returned the fire and Walker
threw up his hands and fell dead.
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night when the Vice President became
tagged out, be called Senator Faulk-
ner TO the chair and there the latter
remained for FIVE hours, unable to get
a wink Of sleep or rest himself in any
way.
Nearly all the other Senators, except
Senator Allen, who was speaking, re-
tired 70 the cloak rooms or to their COM
mittee rooms from time TO time, and
took short maps on the sofas between
the calls for q quorum. AS soon as
they had answered TO their names,
when those calls came, they were
again at liberty 20 seek q little
rest or stretch their legs by walking
about, but the man In the chair got
no such relief and was compelled to sit
upright hour after hour, listening to the
tlresoms talk Of the Nebraskan as he
dilaLed on the principles Of political
economy, or iaance, or read extracts
iron essays on those subjects. This
mofning Senator Faulkner was agSin
called 90 the chair and had another
siege this time six hours long,
of welding the gavsl, but the
Senator got a good training for his
present experiences in the force bill
fight, and so it doesn't come as hard TO
him; still he showed the effects Of the
loss Of sleep and rest tonight, but de-
clared be would stick IL out II the con-
IinuOus session lasted all week.
On Senator Camden, who is no longer
as young as he used TO be, the night
session told considerably but he re-
NAMED In his seat without flinching,
not even retiring to the cloak room
sofas between roll calls, until an early
hour this morning.
All through the night the roll calls
showed the paesence Of ffty-fVe Sena-
tors, ten more that a quorum. Eight
Of this ten were repeslers and towards
morning il was arranged that eight re-
Dealers should 90 home and get some
sleep so as to be ready for duty later in
the day.
Senator Camden was one Of the eight
detailed for rest and recuperauon.
Representative Pendleton was one OF
the spectators OF the contest in the
Senate last night, remaining on the
door until after midnight.
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IN THE TEETH OF A STORM.
Savannah Threatened AgainTPrepara
tions Making for a Big storm.

Savannah Threatened AgainTPrepara-
tions Making for a Big storm.
SAVANNAH, GA, October l2.-S p. NJ.
Savannah is In the teeth OF a storm
which threatens in few hours to equal
in intensity that of August 27th, which
swept the entire Georgia and South
Carolina coast. The prediction
of the weather bureau OF
its approach gave ample warning
and all day preparations have been in
progress in the city and on the river and
harbor to protect property from its
ravages. The wind is blowing forty
miles an hour and Is steadily increasing.
All the vessels In the harbor have sought
shelter and safe anchorage. The
smaller craft, tow boats, pilot
boats and yachts have been
massed in slips and tied fast. No ves-
sells have left port to-day. The New
York steamer City Of Augusta, which
left New York Wednesday, Is due to-
morrow, and it is feared will be caught
in the storm. The full force Of the
storm is expected to reach here between
now and midnight. A heavy rain is
now falling.
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NEWSLET&
Interesting Pieces OF Telegraphio New
in small space.


In small space.
DETROIT. MICH, October 12-FraDk
Parish. a laborer residing in Port Huron,
Mich, has been arrested there on the
charge of robbing the mails. II is allegnd
he has been handling large number OF
postal orders, and Is believed to be impll-
Gated with Charles Ford, who was arrest.
ed there early this summer in the act OF
robbing the mails.
DR.. w. g. Etzler, son Of NJ. L. Etzler, OF
the Island, has abandoned lucrative prsc-
tice in Pittsburg and has opened an office
in Wheeling, on Market street. Dr. Etzler
is q young physician Of ability. and while
in Pittsburg had included among his other
duties that Of attending physician OF the
Jones & Laughlin mills.
Nelson Whitaker and wife left yester'
day over the c., L. & w. for Chicago.
RIO DE JANEIRo, October l2-There was
desultory firing this afternoon between the
forts and the rebel squadron.
BERLTv, October 12.-Gen. Kameko, ex
Minister of War, is dead.
Providence, r. l. October l2.-WilouI
Jackson & Co, and Sheldon Binney,
the largest banking and brokerage nrms 10
the State have suspended. The cause ol
tnelr suspension IS Salu 70 70 thS Ae~S NA-'
two firms referred to have endorsed con
siderable amount Of Denver and COLORADO
street railroad bonds. The West IS SAID u
be deeply involved in the suspension.
BUENos AYERS, October l2.-AdVice'
from Rio Grande De Sui are that the 10
surgents have surprised and defeated tnt
government forces at Quarachyi killing
two hundred Of the federal troops.
A in
dorf was practically wrecked tonight by
the explosion Of dynamite bomb. There
is no clue TO the person responsible for tnt
crime.
LONDON. October 12.-One new case Of
cholera was reported in Rotterdam to-day
The Sultan Of Turkey has assigned $50,
900 for the erection Of cholera hospital a.
Hediaz, arabia, and 5000 TO be used iol
the care of Pilgrims regardless OF nation
ality. The Sultan himself viii bear tn'
expeuse Of maintaining the hospital.
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Voorhees, the names

Mr.. VOORHEES, the names OF
the absentees were read. Upon
motion of various Senators Messrs.
George and Walthall. OF Mississippi,
Gibson, of Maryland, Stockbridge, OF
Michigan, Colquitt, OF Georgia. Dolph'
of Oregon, and Vance, of North Caro-
lima, were excused from attendance on
account of illness and fatigue.
Those who did not answer were Al
drich, Allen, Berry, Blackburn. Butler,
Call, Cameron, Carey, Chandler, Cock
rell, Daniel. Dubois. HansbrouRh, lroy,
Jones of Nevada, Jones OF Arkansas,
KYLE, Martin. Mills, Mitchell Of Ore
gon, Morrill,, Palmer, PETER, Perkins,
Pettigrew, Power, Pugh, Ransom,
Roach, Sherman. Shoup, Teller, Vest,
Villas, White, Wilson and Wolcott.
The less of quorum for this length
of time was generally believed to be
the beginning of the end. The quorum
was broken by the refusal OF certain
silver Democrats to vote.
Another call at 1855 p. m. only
brought four Senators to the chamber.
An hour passed and still the Senate
was without quorum.
Mr.. Gallinger then arose. He stated
that he had been continuously In at
tendance since Wednesday morning
without obtaining any sleep. He now
found the Senate without quorum
and without the likelihood OF getting
one. He asked Mr.. Voorhees, what the
outlook was.
MI. VOORHEES, replied at length, ex-
planning that he was aware OF the SUI
fering, but thought quorum would ap-
pear. BE was willing TO take recess,
but did not wish to break the continu-
Gus session by an adjournment.
At 1905 a. m. Mr.. Blackburn came In
and completed the quorum and the ven
erable Senator from Nevada resumed
his speech.
At 1925 Mr.. Walcott made the point
| OF no quorum.
At 1870 a. m. the Senate lacked five OF
quorum.
At 1:4O q. m. the Sergeant-at-Ar Arms
reported that two Senators were absent
from the city, twelve had been excused
by the Senate, four answered summons
by the statement that they were to III
to attend, nine In the Capitol made nc
answer and sixteen were reported as
absent from their residence and could
not be found.
Mr.. Voorhees, Immediately arose and
said: "Mr President, / feel that
have done my duty in this matter, and
without com ment now move that the
Senate adjourn"
The motion was unanimously agreed
to. and In an instant the Senate cham
Der was deserted after continuous
session OF thirty-eight hours and forty
/ n,iputas
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REV. HENRY PRESERVED SMITHS EASE

CINCINNATI. O., October l2.-Ths syn.
cd OF Ohio has decided 70 hear the APP
peal OF the Rev. Henry Preserved
Smith, who was suspened from the mln-
istry in December last by the Cincin-
natl Presbytery for heretieal teach
Ing concerning the authenticity OF the
Scriptures. The case was taken up az
II o'clock and is 10 take the place OF al
other business until II 10 disposed OF.
# was late In the afternoon when
Prof. Smith began his argument. He
declared himself still . Presbyterian
unjustly deprived Of his rights a.
minister by the judgment OF the Pres
by terry. 10 said the alleged erroneous
teaching was not before his students,
bot in 4 paper read before . ministerial
ISOLATION, and not widely published;
that the Presbytery was biased with
these and similar Arguments, be went
on TO show why the Judgment should
be reversed.