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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
A Balcony Gives Way In Boston-Sever
Killed and Injured.

A Balcony Gives Way In BoSton-severaI
Killed and Injured.
BosToN, MASS, August IA distress.
ing accident that has resulted in the
death Of at least three people and in.
juries to probably fifteen or twenty
others occurred this evening at the
boat house of tho Chelsea Yacht Club,
on Broadway, Chelsea, near the
Charlestown bridge, over tho Mystic
river.
It was illuminated night at the club
house and in consequence there was O
large crowd in attendance, including
many ladies. A band was playing on
the pier in front Of tho club house aud
many people had filled the balcony d.
rectly over the musicians head. Sud-
denly the balcony gave way and its oc-
cupants were thrown upon the pier and
many OF them into tho water. The con-
fusion that followed was indescribable,
men and women shrieking in their at
tempts to save themselves and their
riends.
An alarm OF Gro was sounded and the
Nremen who responded did grand work
in rescuing those who we're found foat.
ing in the water, and in securing the
bodies of the drowned as we'll as in
helping to caro- for the injured. The
following is list OF tho dead as far as
known nt present, although there may
bO other bodies that have not yet been
found:
]. B. Warren, leader of the band,
Chelsea; A. L. Pemberton, Melrose I;
Mrs. Augusta z. suman, Chelsea.
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VIRGINIA PopUL1sTs
Nominate a State Ticket, Denounco Prosl.
dent Cleveland and Demand Free Colin

Nominate State Ticket, Denounoo Presl.
dent Cleveland and Demand Free Coin
ago.
LYNcHBuRG, Va, August 3.-The
Populists of Virginia met here in state
convention to-day. Nearly five hund-
red delegates, chiefly from the rural
districts, were in attendance, and there
was not q negro among them. Among
the visiting statesmen were Jerry slmp-
son, from Kansas, and Congressman
Ponce, from Colorado. Simpson spoke
to q mass meeting last night and Pence
to-day addressed the convention.
In tho course OF his speech he bitterly
assailed President Cleveland and Secre
tary Carlisle, quoting from speech Of
the latter delivered some years ago in
strong denunciation Of the financial
policy to which he seems to be now
committed. Pence's speech created
much enthusiasm. Tho following nomi-
nations wero made unanimously:
For governor, L. r. Cooke, Of Cum
herland; for lieutenant governor, G,
Brad Beverley, OF Fauquier; for attor-
ney general, VIM. s. Gravely, OF Henry,
The platform adopted declared for free
silver coinage at the ratio of 10 to !, a
national currency issued by the gene
raj government and distributed di.
rectly to tho people on the security ot
their property, the imposition of a
rigid income tax and reform Of the
tariff and internal revenue laws.
1t also denounces the present election
laws OF the state as partisan, and dee
mands their repeal and the substitu-
tion Of bipartisan law.
The preamble to the platform severe
ly arraigns President Cleveland, "who
was elected for the express purpose OF
relieving the people from tho robberies
Of the Mckinley tariff, but who calls
Congress, not to repeal the robber
tariff, but to consummate the fraud OF
1873, which demonetized silver"
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A sTARr11Na sTAThA1ENT.

An Epidemic of Cholera in France Has
Been Kept From the outside World for
Months.
LONDON. August S.-According to the
Lancet, the well known English medi.
cal journal, cholera has been epidemic
in Marseilles for the last three months.
The local officials. II is asserted. have
carried their policy Of deception to
such length that even the government
has been led astray in regard to the
real state Of affairs. The prefecture
now admits that there have been COL
deaths from cholera since the middle Of
May. On several days twenty deatha
were recorded and ou last Saturday the
mortality went up to twenty-five. Dur
ing the last four weeks there have been
s26 deaths from cholera throughout
France,
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READ DIME NOVELS
And Dies on the sCaHold-Hanging
Frank VanLoon,

And Dies on tho sCnfKold-Hanging of
Frank vanLoon.
Columbus, O., August Ex-Governor
Mckinley to-day refused to interfere in
the case of Frank VanLoon, the Colum-
bus Grove bank robber and murderer,
and preparations were at once made for
the execution, which took place to-
night between y and / o'clock at the
penitentiary.
After wouudiug Cashier T, ]. Naples
in a bank at Columbus Grove, Put
nam county, August 8, 1901, and
taking $1,000, Van Loon in elleCting q
retreat met and killed Farmer Wander
mark at thedoor. Vandormark does not
seem to have interfered, but happened
to be in the door and was killed by
tho excited man. Van Loon is now
about twenty.one years Of age. His
relatives 1.-Two near bore and are respect
ablo people. Van Loon was influenced
BY reading Jesse James literature to
commit the robbery.
With the hymn Nearer, My God,
to Thee" passing from his lips Van
Loon was launched into eternity ct
1917 tonight The scuGold scene was
touching ono.
Warden James had read tho do9th
warrant at IL o'clock. When Van
Loon took hia place on tho trap ho
held a Bible in his hand and an
nouncod that ho desired to read tho
eleventh verso OF tho seyonty.ninth
Psalm. He read 1t in a clear voice.
and then took a hymn book from
Chaplain Dudley's hand and sang the
first verso OF tho above hymn. Ho said:
sin tho straps OF death l am innocent
OF the crime and hope God will for.
give those who have aworn my life
away He WAS dead In 1871 minutes
ailnr ho Rhot through the air,
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DosToN, August 3-sonator Henry
Cabot Lodge will leave for Washington
On saturday to attend tho special aosl
zion Of Congress.
Speaking Of tho probability OF n ro.
noaI OF the purchasing clause OF the
sherman law no said. ~ think Con.
gross will repeal the purchasing clause,
hoagt, II may not bo dono 40 promptly
@ d hoped hero. II IN attempt is
made TO unite with tho repeal any
other meSsuFe iR tho nature Of com
promiso Of IN affirmative character II
VIII lead TO Intorminablo dObato and re.
peal will likely ho defeated,
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and the home team piled up I've runs.
Attendance 1900.
Ssissss SSsliSs!RSa a,..ii 8 2SfSSS -
Earned, each. Errors, 2 each. Hits,
8 Seach, Pitchers, Giarkaon and McGill.
Umpire, Lynch.
Observation-Disclosures won to-day's
game by punching their hits, Attend.
ance $500. Score;
Rs# RRs7st7s's. FsEs.,...,.:...-..!s ss..,ss 9 3SGSii5
Earned, Baltimore, s. Errors, 8 and
/. Hits. II each, Pltchers, Mullane
and Baldwin. Umpire, Emslle,
BRooKLYN, Aug. ga crowd Of near.
ly 5000 persons cav the home team do.
teased to-day by the superb fielding Of
the visitors.
RRsSsaiyn.-..SS RsaiSa,.. .......S 8 ] 8 8 8 g 5-1
Earned, 2 each. Errors, Brooklyn 2.
Hits, Q and I. Pitchers, Haddock, 9har.
rott and Nichols, Umpires, Gaansy
and Hornung.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. at was a walk
over for the Phillies to-day, Atten-
dance, 5.996.
RsaRipsggSas..,,,....l ERhilRRfisigaia..,.I -
Errors, and g. Hits, % and II.
Earned, IL and 4. Pitchers, 0'Connor,
Taylor and Meekin. Umpire, McQuade.
Louisyille-The Browne defeated the
Louisvilles to-day by superior hitting
and all around playing in the field.
Third baseman PinckneY, Peter Brown.
ing and Catcher Clark were released
alter the game. Attendance 1900,
Score;
HsqsSlts: t. GSai!:..::::..:.::..f 8 ~
Pitchers, Rhoades and HawleY. Hits,
8 land u. Errors,2 2 and0. Earned runs,
Louisyille9, 2, St Louis 4. Umpire, sny-
dor.
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GnADsToNE's CONFIDENCE.

He Does Not Believe the stoppnge Of silver
Coinage in India WIN Create a Financial
Crisis.
LONDON, August Sin the house OF
commons to-day Sir Ellis Aahmad Bart
lett CONSERVATIVE asked the govern
ment whether since the atoppage OF the
free minting Of silver in India there
had been, as stated, a depreciation in
the value OF securities held in England
to the amount OF 130,0Q0,00 pounds,
whether the supply Of gold was not in
sufficient to the monetary requirements
OF trade, and what measures the govern
ment proposed to take 10 avert a RnRn.
cial crisis.
Prime Minister Gladstone replied that
he did not know how to ascertain the
truth of the assertion that q decline 70
the amount referred to had taken place
In the value Of securities held In Eng
land. He did not believe that the sup
ply Of gold was insufficient for trade ro-
quirements, and he could not announce
measures to avert o crisis that he did
not believe would occur.
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pemnsey aIntchea NYith purge.

sr. PAUL, MINI, August Slack
Dempsey is matched to battle with
Dick Burge, California, champion light
weight of England, for $4,000 side
and championship Of the world and the
match is to come of between Novem.
iber l, 1893, and January, 1904.
Dempsey was advised OF this by q
letter from Gus Tuthill, his manager,
received last night and the news was
very much OF surprise to him. Tut
hill posted $1,000 forfeit money and n
challenge to fight any man in the world
at l4o pounds, pounds, q give % or take % two pounds PT?l
London, cabled an acceptance Of the
challenge before it was ten hours old.
Tuthill signed articles for Dempsey
and tho latter will go into training at
nnpn
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Corbett at Asbury ParIt.

AsBuRY PARK, N. j., August a.
James J. Corbett arrived here tonight.
He was accompanied by William A.
Brady, his manager, "Blll" Delaney,
young Corbett," and Joe Corbett, his
brother, and Woodward Thorpe. Cor
bett will tako 1t easy for two weeks and
will then go into training for his fight
with Mitchell. The champion was
given big reception at the hotel to-
night,
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New YoRK, August 8.-The following
dispatch from London was received here
to-day; John Roberts, the champion
billiard player OF England, who is
matched to play Frank Ives, the crack
American player for 81 900 side, has
sailed for New York. He carried on
English table with him, On his arrival
he will deposit tho stakes for tho Ives
match and also arrange q match for the
pyramid pool championship Of the
world with De Oro,n
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CHOLERA IN ITALY.
A Hundred Thousand citizens Flee From
Naples-soveral oases in Rome.

A Hundred Thousand Citizens Flee From
Naplos-soVeral Gases In Rome.
LONDON, Auguat IA Rome corras-
pondent says: "since the outbreak Of
cholera in Naples more than 100000
residents have fed from the city. The
official reports greatly understate the
facts. Thoreport for Sunday last said
that there were nineteen new cases and
nine deaths. Reliable private advices
declare that there were flfty.two new
cases and twenty.eight deaths on that
day aud forty.nine new cases and
twenty.seven deaths on Monday. The
official figures for Tuesday arc eighteen
new cases and six deaths. Several
cases Of cholera have occurred in
Rome"
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W@ulNoToN, u. O., August 9,--MIn.
i'Icr Blounts long expected report OF
tho Hawaiian affairs Is in tho possess.
sion Of tho secretary OF state. Mr..
HIonnl Is expected In Washington
1b'n' August 20 to participate In tho
ySN'rrcncu Of tho President and Score.
,1fy Gresham over the amended pro.
,ggol oi treaty submitted by tho pro.
NlsloRa government,
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New YoRr, August S.-Tho news has
just cropped out that Vicar General
Mcnamara, representative OF Bishop
Mcdonnell during tho latter'a absence
from tho Brooklyn diocese, has written
n letter authorizing DR.. Edward Nc
Glynn TO say mass for one month in st,
Flnbars church, Bath Beach. This 70.
stores all the privileges Of the lately de-
posed priest.
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NEW YORK, UNEMPLOYED,
Tho City NIny Soon iO ovCrrun IIy Idle
NTDn-AIany Already There,


MOn-NIany Already There.
NEw YoRK, August S,-'ThO World to.
morrow morning will have long artl.
clio indicating that the metropolis will
soon bo ovorrun by au army oil idle
mon.
Statistics from fity.sOvOn trndcs In
Now York city nrO gtvon TO show that
in those trades alone 10000 mon arc out
Of work, and II 10 declared TINT repro.
pontB only n portion Of The eI.y's uh.
employed. II is stated that thousands
nro coming hcro from the west In search
Of employment aud that immigtanta ara
tnrrylng in Now York because OF buSi'
moss slagnation In western states.
Il lie also pointed out that tho host oil
idlcrp 10 being daily Increased by tho
shutting down Of factories, and thu
clalm is mndO that manufacturers who
do not oloso thulr mill doors arc lin
porting paupor lahor Western cities,
IL ia claimed. ieod ana iorwAtd tramps
to Now York free Of coat
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A SHORT SESSION.
representative Springer Thinks
Congress- Will ACT Promptly,
NO TARIFF BILL UNTIL WINTER.

Ho Is not in Favor of u Hastily Con.
struoted Measure = Congressman
oates on tho Silver situation-can
bo no Unconditional Ropeal-A
southern Senator's Cheerful View of
tho outlook-SIr. Bland Says the
sherman Law Can't be Repealed
without Free Coinage Substitute.
seuator Lodges Opinion.
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pbilnd0lphinp, nilnoIt.o n

pmtApEhPttA, August a.-Ths project
to secure the shipment Of 100000 In
gold from London direct to PhllRdol.
phia has been practically abandoned.
Several Of tho banking Institutions
which were concerned Ia tho matter
to-day Withdrew No definite cause for
tho action has yOt been announced.
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REDUCED HOURS
In Pennsylvania Railroad shcps-Presi.
dent Roberts's Order.

In Pennsylvania Railroad shops-Presi.
dent Roberts's Order.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 3.-Presi.
dent Roberts OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company has caused to be issued
from the general Office Of the company
an order for the reduction Of the houra
OF labor in tho mechanical department
from days week OF 10 hours per day
to 8 days OF hours each. The order
affects all shops OF the Pennsylvania
railroad sSstem including the leased
and controlled lines. This action is
taken with view to reducing the OK.
penses and is in limo with the policy OF
rigid retrenchment inaugurated some
time apo
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LONDON, August 3.-$2, 100000 more
Of gold wis taken to-day from tho Bank
Of England for America.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 3.--The Ham.
burR.Ameriean limo steamer Norman
MIA, which sails hence tomorrow for
Now York, will take A,6oo,o00in gold
for America.
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thrown out Of employment for an in
definite period. Soon afterward q levy
was made on the property under execu-
ton on judgment for $4,000, which
tho firm had confessed to William
Johnson, trustee for thirty-two credit
oTs, whose claims ranged from $500 to
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X. Bruce, Of Mississippi, Charles s,
Morris, Of New York, and other emil
nent colored orators.
A resolution was adopted by the
national commission to-day congratu-
lating Mnjor Jones ON his appointment
to the position Of managing editor OF
the New York World, Major Jones is q
member Of the commission from Mis-
sonTi.
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NIr.t ,,Cono I,nv win tho stun.

LoutsvtLLr, KY, August a-AuguSt
IA will bO "Forco Day" and tho dis.
tillors who may have 1890 goods
In bond will havo TO pay $4,000
taxes. Those who fail to pay must
suffer tho ponulty, which is per cont.
on tho entire amount due.
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An A0dlonoo WlLh tllo popc,

ROME, August S.--Tho Rev. Il. Bou.
qulllon, D. D., professor OF moral thool.
opy md dean Of tho divinity faculty at
TIC Catholic University Of America at
Washington, d. o., had an audience to.
day with the pope, They conferred for
two hours. His holiness promised to
support tho reverend professor and the
whole unlveraity.
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Is France Trying to "HOg" tho Whole Of
Siam2

LONDON, August ga despatch from
Bangkok, dated Thursday night, sayS:
Nothing has been done yet to carry
out the presumed instructions to the
French officials to raise the blockade.
Residents are still very anxious. The
opinion is that Rear Admiral Humann
10 receiving orders through Saigon,
whore the forward party is delayed, In
the hopo that events may enable France
10 increase hor demands.
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THE WORLDS FAIR
Managers Getting Matters on a
Sound Financial Basis.
SOME STARTLING TESTIMONY

Before the Grand Jury Regarding the
Cold Storage Fire-A Hundred and
Fifty Men in tho Plot to Loot and
Barn the Buildiug-sensatioual De.
velopments Promised When the
Facts Como out-Yesterday Was
scotland's Day-Date Set for the Col.
ored Peoples Columbian CelebFa-
tion.
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wnSd.lnch Ynrn NIIIl nIn.r..

NoRmsrowS, Pa, August SAT 1855
'01 forenoon notice was posted
throughout the Woodstock yarn mills
@j Morton Brown K Co. to tho effect
,nal tho mills would suspend opera
.'nl VI noon. On ilvO minutes notice
S't'y 20b mon, boys and women wOro
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MITCHELL TRAINING.
The Rritisher Putting In Good
Hours Work for the Fight,
HALL AND M'lULlFFE WITH HIM,

In Splendid Condition and Could
Fight Corbett To-Day II Necessary.
Dempsey and Ruvge AIatched-oiR.
clnnati Gets Away With Pittsburgh
in a TwelVe,Iuuiug Game, but the
scorois olose-Base Ball Elsewhere,
General Sporting Nows of tho Day,
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Nnw YoRK, August 3.-MrS, sophro.
mia fwitohcii, the woman broker and
BpeCulator, who is well known In Wall
street aud on tho Pacific coast, died to.
day In Brooklyn.
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Choiera in n1ecca.

LoSpos. Angus. S.-Thero have been
6,666 deaths from cholera in Mecca
and 2,3ls in Jedda since the present
epidemic broke out.
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DEgitS. Au,Hsb Ain consequence Of
reports from New York showing m nd
Vance In thu priro bf wheat tho prices
Of grains hOrc layc risen from three.
ioutthsto one nnrk.
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R.eamal.lp NsWs,

NEW YoRE, August 0. = Arrived =
Allor, Bremen.
goUTHAHPFoN, Apguse 3,.-ArElyed-
Ruorst Bismarck, New York.
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weather TorooaIt for To-day.

For wOst virginia. Ohio and Western Penn.
sylyanla variAbl6 Winds WafmOri iaif wOAthOh
fiiE TGNFEHATUAH HGgrKRDAY,
A furnished by q BCHNEFT. dFugglit corner
Market aud FoufIeenth Httuetl
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BASE nALL YEsTEnpAY.

Twelve Innings in the PittSburgh Game.
Cincinnati Wins.
PlTrsBuRau, PA, August 3.--It took
twelve innings to settle to.day's game.
In tho twelfth George Smith started OF
with a single, and scored on Wards
single. Sullivan relieved Parrott after
tho ninth inning, Attendance 9,lOO.
Score.
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EIsoIanSil EIissG%Ssa.1 d 2SSSSaSSS 9 S-5

Earned Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati ii;
two balehlts, Van llallron, Beckley 2,
Lyons, Supdon, MCCARTHY throo h0aa-
hits, BlorbauDr Parrot; sacrifice hits
Bocklcy, Glasscock, Btufbauet, Ehret,
MCPheO, Holiday, OanAVan, g. Smith
and Sullivan stolon baSus, Van Haltren
2, Donovan, GlasscoCk, SugdOn, Cana
van; double plays, Donovan and Bug.
den, Latham, MuphUO aud Mccarthy;
first on bulls, OF Parrot q, OIL EhrOt 4;
struck out, Bugdon, Ehrot 2, Ward, Nc.
Cnrthy pnssod battB, suRden .. fimO
2i2O. Umpire Powers and Hurst
Cleveland, O..-AhBon's colls got
somewhat ratified in tho dith inning,
The record-union., 1893-03-15
Special to the REcoED-Us1ox.

WAsHNGTON, March 1.-THE Demo-
cratic caucus finished it's labors to-day so
far as the reorganization of the commit
tees of the Senate is concerned. During
the session of the caucus the prevailing
sentiment was in favor of a speedy reor-
ganization of the clerical and executive
force of the Senate, and the sentiment
took tangible shape Immediately after
adjournment when the cancus committee
met for the purpose of considering the
subject. This important branch of work
of the majority is now well under way,
and it is probable that by this time next
week the elective officers of the Senate
Will have been changed. Either upon
standing or select committees places were
found as Chairmen for all the new Demo-
cratic Senators. The Republicans were
given eleven committees, just the num-
Der they gave the Democrats.
The Chairmen of the various commit
lees, as given by German, are as follows:
Agriculture, George; Appropriations,
Cockrell; Contingent Expenses, White
of Louisiana; Census, Turpie; Civil Serv-
ice, Call; Claims, Pasco; Coast Defenses,
Gordon; Commerce, Ransom; District of
Columbia, Harris; Education and Labor,
Kyle; Enrolled Bills, Gallery; to exam
inc several branches of the Civil Service,
Peffer; Finance, Voorhees,; Fisheries,
Coke; Foreign Relations, Morgan; I'M
migration, Hill; Improvement of the
Mississippi River, Bate; Indian Affairs,
Jones OF Arkansas; Interstate Com
merce, Butler; Irrigation and Reclama-
ton of Arid Lands, White of California;
Judiciary, Pugh; Library, Mills; Manu-
facture, Gibson; Military Affairs, Wal
thai; Mines, Stewart; Naval Affairs, Nc
Pherson; Expenditures of Executive De-
partments, Smith; Patents, Gray; PEN
sions, Palmer; Postoflices and Post
Roads, Colquitt; Printing, German; Priv
ileges and Elections, Vance; Public
buildings and Grounds, Vest; Public
Lands, Berry; Railroads, Camden; Rela-
tions With Canaua, Murphy: Revision of
Laws, Daniel; Rules, Black burn; Terri
tories, Faulkner; Transportation Routes
to the Seaboard, Irby; Pacific Railroads,
Brice; Indian Depredations. Lindsay; To
Establish a University of the United
States, Huntou; Quadro-C Centennial.
Villas; To Investigate the Geological Sur
vey, Martin; On National Banks, Mitch
ell of Wisconsin; On Forest Reservations,
Allen of Nebraska; To Investigate the
Trespassers Upon Indian Lands, Roach.
The list is complete, with the exception
OF the assignment of the Senator from
Wyoming, and that place has been left
vacant until the member is sworn in.
AT the conclusion of the caucus, Cor
man sent copy of the list TO the Repub-
hcan committee, which was in session.
The Republicans decline to give out any
thing tonight, but will report to the Re
publican caucus tomorrow. The COM
mittee changes will probably receive the
sanction of the Senate tomorrow by a
resolution, and the old Chairmen will
then give up the rooms they have occu-
pied, and the Democrats will be in pos
session of that important branch of the
Senate. Nominations will then be re-
ceived and promptly acted upon.