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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
DEL, LACkANAHN\ AND WESTERN H. u.
stations In Nry-SorI. foot OF barclay and
Christorb~r streets.
VESTIIiIIED TRANS. PULLMAN BUFFET


Dirct route :, NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAin
me ORANGES. summit. befiiafdstille. l.asN.s
E'dc,. Madl-,n M1fristoNn IaaSac. Paterson bon
ton. Do,ef Sfarhoi. UlDDS LAKE LAKE no
PATCO%G Iack,tfsfnvn q. FCEOOIfi'S NDTtTAfS
Wsshngion. PliiLLIpSHURG. EASTON. WATER
GAP sTKOIUSEiKG Pocono Mountains. SfEAS-
TON. piTTSTOS. WIIKEsBARRE. NASTi OkE
DA%VIff.F >DETHTNi.tHifS NJ. Monfrns- HiN'i
MAMToX, ,oXr0nn NoRwlcr we,,.s,,.yi,iles. rTlCA
WEGO THAN oWLGo. ELMIKA. coHxINl
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
1:2O A. AUTHORIZATION MAIL. Stops at principal
900 a M-nUFFALo. sCRANToH RiNGIAMToS
UTICA. FICIFiEfD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
d Buffalo VITA uIln Tor Culcdso arriving o 20
"a m.
90 T. Il SCRANTON. HlNGHAMTOS and EI.NfRA
EXPRESS. Pullman pai.r cars
100 r. M.-sCRANToN' wILKESBARRE and PLYM
OUTIi EXPRESS Pullman parior
731 r 81 oDalN buffalo Nestibuled Limited Erpress
TO- SCRANTON. TINGHAMTON. Tf.HIRA hUF
TALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping car Connects
Buffalo with tain r. Chicago. arriving at 3:35 D. IN
$50 r. n. daily BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Siecperr.
TiCKETS AND Pullman ACCOMMODATIONS at 4,
Murrays and 40 Rroadway Tickets at ferry cations
rs 'i2 broadway. SO West l2iih 225 Columbus
NcwYoik; as anc 72o Fuons,. and ~ Broadway
~ -klyn Tine bles rivilg full Information. AZ all
tons
WEsTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baFEag" from hotel or residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
MONETARY SITUATION.

THE MONETARY SITUATION.
Possibly a slight tendency to strengthen may
be reported in the money market 1t Is rea''
apparent when one looks back a little ana see~
until within ten days or so. nothing but pc.
cent on call rate where now 1t Is quoted d.
la?. and for thirty days per cent. when "o'
long ago every one said Ia for that 'in'e.
Lenders have restrained themselves sllsh'y' !"
meet January interest payments and some hA'e
been made cautious by reports from Washihs'o"
In connection with Mr.. Carlise's schemes W. VIZ.
merciai naner OF choice quality Is scarce. we
append a table showing the rates current aur'hs
the week:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ueocker-si. Perry-st. 426N1O. Ella =.
N~Ick TO Ellen M Hartley. ... -. .....-....-
3ith-sf. s. q ~ 9Th ave &jN9sp. Sina - 800
~ stein T. Johnston Woods, one third part. 3S3S
" ,,,lt - '' '''' ..............' 1850.
InS.yenf 10 ' Johnston Woods onchiri part IS 49,
34th-s,. .. go n d" ~ Gth-ave 2iNos': Paul VI
IIerzog. by guardian 10 Johnston WOODS. 49, -.
r,,,oer ~ .'............ AS
~ I. AMI husband a. fernnrd Wei. ........ so5,
~ ave" ," i,ndc'.aum " '''''....~..... IsGS,
10Th At Pr n ~ lsf-aNe tNNl"5, Laws
Bach D James X Kyle
r as"' .scrcc 10 Freicrc y Gamp.,.-.". ESQ
Austcrdama,e l3ith-st, @oNl'D; -
Johann Nuremberg to John iiaigin. iso'
Tln,uy-st " r. ,3 2 n ~ lcThsi -Oxlt"'
Andrew Larsen AMI wife et al 90 simon Stras- . ~,
borg WV
W. y, X,.,,o - II sco,t .............. 3oos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
ypSTINONIl TO MARY BAKER EDDY.

The First Church OF Christ, Scientist erected
in Boston as Il testimonial TO the Rev. Mary
Baker Eddy, founder Of Christian science ana
now living In Concord. y. H. Will have It's
opening services January g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of DcSbrOsses and Corilandf >trees
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is. 1894.


STATIONS foot Of Dcsbrosses and Cor!andt Streets.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IS 1924.
9 aGo MEAfT car IL
e SfTpne penf 0 * Sc len" SIS
A NJ. cncana.,, go a. NJ. Indianapolis '.4' A. NJ
Pullman sleeping and Dining Cars 70 s., LoaI' Louis
vile and chcaso, Arriyc Cincinnati 1913 A. NJ 81
600 s''i r. M@wfs sG% :RN ExfRrssPulman Sleeping
e ssy5 fSY
Arrives cincinqti 6 =. ". Iriianapolis obs r NJ.
500 f:u MAr iS:qnS 2@ise Pullman Sleeping Car
10 r"s,urr Connects Tor CHICAGO daily and cieve-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
$50 1919 Dining Iar II A. III r no Gs 2e Ga %
spinns ca6 40 Dining Cap. DINING Gan. . p. 81
m ~ ns s sH@a and S nDs c M 40 6nns ca
soiTln E" RAi na E Nj ! a ao daily
Se,9es 10 IT,, Hn1 Tsm ana Ns
dp s{ as 10 d I $'s% es '% to mtg merry
ATLiANTic coHsT LINE: geo \ NJ daily. secpssrs 70
Tampa 81. Augustine. Macon. Charleston. ooo r. NJ
a cR to o To RA iGa KAT FTlc.. 500 p
d9 T'ss TcePng 9na Dining T o Cer v
Charles Houie; : NJ. weekdays. and. with Through
FOR HTi.tNTIc CITY and CAPE MAY. 100 p. N. week
day~. Through nunc rarlor Car to Atlantic CITY,
T Tlca S'a5 oc l. NJ. Ie 10, 40; aio snI ITO
cTct a., -'Ts' Af'"ry Park ana o'''"
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
' me cs S I. ~ liz f1" a ''fS nn az ''a
~ y, %, dining s"r dr"s 70 ga 20 10 m Il ID
4 st. d,inns car $40 CpInlns Csn, T. !s Dining
7 csr Ohm dining &C. car az 80 - a u II Il AMI qt ~
A.o r sr na 'e o q rnc al d
Yroadway and Brooklyn Annex station f'o, - FULTON
street: Prookiyn. station Jersey cry The Nov YORK
h,tels and rc.aenccs through to dc..tinatl.n,
General Manager. General ras'r Ag'n'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24

The bank exchanges OF the New-Nork Clearlns
House and the stock sold at the New-ioIn
Stock Exchange last week and for the sdil,'
week Of the preceding two years compare as fol-
lows:
Dec. "a. o. Dec. q 'e3 Dec :s e, ~. -;
Exchange. xsf6 Al $40 $5l4. Soo9I S3io so -
No shares sold. 80. 2iiS2.2 i.4S6.7l4 slL'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

70 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND wAsHiNc-
TON
For Philadelphia week ea}s. 80 500, 30 1000
II 80 Dining ar A. NJ. - 30 40 BUFFET Pafior
CaD. 500 Dining CaD 600. - SIS p y; u ~, 10
90 Dining car. 900 =. NJ. - rs night
Pr Baltimore and Washinrion, week days. 200. u ~
O)ininr Car A NJ I 10 70 500 ODlring can. go
= VI. i2ls nigh, sunieys. go1 ~ 20 ,D.ing can
500 Dining can e.ep r y. - - hight.
Tickets arl raror-caf te p ur"f AZ ~ ~
osi as 90 10 ae7 Bro,fwae. ~ 81 ave ~ East
il'h Vae' 10Th 20 Wet i:''h 50. 81 CO.
Iur hss Nev-York Court St $50 Fulton So Hro.k
ivn. 81 I-rsdvnt Wr,nsb.fg The New rk t. s'~-
Company VIII ca1 flr and check baggage from hotel or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24

The foreign exchange branch or the MAJ n NJ
was irregular. but rates were high enough 10 AZ
low gold exports. The amount shipped wss ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
New Publications.

EPILEPSY.
Just published full Of the mode Of treatment
IN the Williamson Sanitarum New London. Conn. with
recorded cases Address above. with stamp for free
copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
Danrina Afaoemes.

LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S Mcndelssohn Rooms
"A lOs WEST 55TH ST.
Private lessons and classes In dancing every day.
LrERNANDO'S ACADEMY. 1862 East 55th-st-Quarter.
i So: private lessons. hour 81 class tickets at
pupils convenience. Extra selec; private classes
NO Csi FIFTH AVENUE.
Glass and private Mems class commences De-
cenber Sd new. The Amsterdam
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WHITE STAR LINE.

IA n, >,
.vs9-.Iis ian y A. NJ. Majestic. Jan 80. q A. m.
.Adriaiic. Jan o. a. m. 'AdrAtic Ero o. =,
.rs,fonir ian 10 10 m 'Teuion!c... Feb IL. a. M
From white Dock. foot OF West ioihst
So COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
saloon rates. $50 upsa:d according 10 steamer AMI 70
OF cabin these steamers >So ana
go Ste~ras- from New-York Britannia and Adriatie
20 on Majestic Teutcnlc. SIS Prepaid iickets so
<, Uroadgay York. Philadelphia ONCE. 40
wainu,-s, IL MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24

CT\ARD LINE.
"A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Iucana Dec. % O. 30 a IN. Umbris Jan. TO- D. m
irura....... Lucanlt. Jan. 70 80 a. M
Cnmuania a
From P,rr 40 North River. foot Of Clarksor st
Cabin passage. 500 and upwTd Second cabin S., s>o'
S4S according ri and Accommodations
s,rrrag- tickets and fror all parts ~ Europe AZ
very low rate, For freight and passage Apply At the
COMPANY. once No 4 Bowling Green. New-Nork
VERNON II BROWN & co. General Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
FOR LAKEWOOD.

40 SIS 4 NJ. 40 $40. 40 =. NJ.
For Farmnsiac Toms River Barncgnt Park and BAR
ncsat 4 30 e.is 4 NJ AS 40 p NJ
FIR Atlantic CITY. cape May. Nineland nni Brifseton
40 NJ. las + NJ -.
Nay,slnk. 20 81 il9o ". ~ i4'. ti' f''o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
3rsfrnriicn

3rsfrnfi,cn
For Young Ladies.-City.
M SSErFSSr d lsTooi nf SP1fp 2S, 81
CoiiEGE PREPARATIoN.
nj New.YoPk Cit, No. 5: wes, 45ih..i.. Mrs. SARAH
II. EMERSON. Principal. A few boarding pupils taken.
Mss MARY si6oo AN Isr MSs nr .Jvsa to
Isl LenoS Avenue.
SCHOOL or THE ssisTEEs OF TIE cH ,sd.
Address sister-in- charge and 3 p. 5ai-s,.
TIVE MISSES ELy's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
ssth and seth streets Ne~-York.
VAN NORMAN INST. rs. $50 2s2 wcs, Is, s..
81 2so pn %Ta ls y Me pr yAN NOR
Boys and Young Men.-City.
NEW YORK BUSINESS COLLEGE l23,h.s,.. " IA
aSsn. cEMFSr sS G. GAINES MOUNT Morris Bank bs
SSH Offers the best '1eiii,ies for 'h0T r
1b o., ys ,noe sq IN ,he PTnna family Apply
for catalogue and Information. J. DICKINSON JR Pr.n
For Both Sexes.-City.
THE RERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
l Madison square Ccor, 2s,h..t. and R'way:
Branches the principal American and European elite.
New begins now.
For Boys and Young Men.-Country.
RoRDENTowT q. y MILF MId,TA rR,I ISSPiTCTE
CAPT 7 n. LANDON. COMMANDANT
CANAAN Academy Caraan. I.tchheld Co. conn Home
\ for - boys Individual training careful piepafa n
,or college or business reasonable three trcie
Address the Rector
I,IMwOoD SCHOOL. FOR BOYS q, Milford. Conn
II Parents who unfortunate in the management y
heir will d. wei 10 profit by ne ADVANTAGES on.r.l
Year r"' ''"'''' FRANK NJ HOWE supt
WAKEFIELD Academy for BOYS Fairfield. Conn. Com
bines thorough mental and physical raining WIN CON-
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE Freehold. y. J.-5o,h year.
BOYS Boarding School Primary. Coleg. Preparatory.
Business Course Shorthand. Typewri'ing. Teiegraphy
IRVING INSTITUTE Tar1y'ownon Hudson n y ,.. a
j family school for forty boys A few vacancies after
holidays. J. NJ. FURMAN 4. NJ. Principal
NJ APLEwoop INSTITUTE, concoraviie, renn.-si9;
Nl per year school o. the best 20 n
fuse with and to wake - bSy' IN the er,e' OF e
j. sHoRTLIDGE Vaie A. 81 Prn.
NEWTON ~ ~ Observation-Disclosures Family School
and ha steam heated J. WILSON A. NJ. Pfin.
81. JOHNS MILITARY T.R.y sc, ScHo?Lv
RI. Rev. F. p. Han',neion. WI. X ,:,scs
Next term begins January 9th. 1898
For Young Lades--Country.
ct MARYs SCHOOL. GARDEN CITY. y. Y.
- Advantages New-York Special instruction IN Music
and Art College Preparatory and Elective Course, OF
study pari@s Mss JULIA il. FARwELI., Principal.
Special rates 70 pupils entering January Th. 1879.
'TEMPLE GROVE SEMINARY. Saratoga springs y. y.
teachers CHARLES r. DowD Pm. d. President.
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL
vsa, srons y sro s Fer ca9 Sssress
Mrs. THEODORA b. RICHARDS. Principal
Mss SARA LOUISE TRACY A. NJ. Associate Principal.
Germantown. PHILADELPHIA
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0earbcrs.

TCTOR-A. Everett stone. graduate Of Yale Unve'sltJ
i and Columbia College School: special experience
coaching students for college examinations S6l Shavr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
School Aacnnes.

A GENCY Miriam Coyrlere supplies tutors professors
"A teachers gover.ess,1 etc. Ia all dep's: recommends
schools parents $50 jth-ave BOOK Bldng 20thst
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
IA supplies Teachers Tutors. GovernesseS
&c. Colleges Schools and Families Apply TO
Mrs NJ J. YOENG-FULTON. 3 Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Nrihracite coal ue"d e,clus'velv)
J,t.r ft,,ks Automatic r.isci Si~~ais

fNrfNf0rTfo coal N'Nd fNCT1sTfN1Vl
Fur tracks. Automatic Bloch Sirnals
AND AFTER DEC RI 1904.
Trains leave station foot - li'er'y-st
For Tastcn. bethlehem. Al.rniowii Mau.H 'hiak Sc.
80 - $40 Ehs:cni \. ~. ITO iso t<'
tss'. ~ ga 80 ~ {, Allentown. T. " .uniaj =
$50 G:l5 10 Eastonl A. h. 100. $50 900 T. NJ =,
For NiitesiIfIe. I.tision and Scfnnton. BIO " M
no so { ~ T. " s1nla,s. 40 \. NJ
80 100. 500. as. : a. I, NJ i?;is might sun
da,s 4 g. NJ l"p Ia $50. 500 = NJ. l." - mig
For Harrisburg AZ $50 500. $40 \. VI. 10 20 100
500 5.i5 J.. VI. u 10 night SUNDAYS. leo. 53o. CIV
NJ - ~ night -.
For sunbury Lcwl.hu-c AMI Willlamsport a. 90 90
For R.l snk ns n,anoi add nn,s ,o,h 10 =, w ~
ranN 40 80 G.ij = VI SUNDAYS .,cept ocean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24

Cash in sl663'i 4c3 Sl63 033oo Dec s33oSD
tional banks. Ii.3i6l62 l1.32o.55s Inc. 43N
Total balance si77 ,e3i si7t35ii67 Dec s333s+s4
Less 500 100000 ....eo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
Sunday. December On !.

Gold coin and
ffcates Sol 800 $40 500 32i so Dec sli .0oe Isl
L. :. notes. less - ~ -. ~, , ..
certificates 3Osi6Vo "fo'oti ih'' '5liIo.
Nat. bank notes. 42jD3'9 4,s-J'o>l me oSW,
Silver dollars and
bullion. less
ufcatcS t..o-,O,l 'f~-o'N D'e -fJoi5
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-04
STRANGER KILLED.

Attempted to Get on the Brake beam Of
Moving Car.
Special to The Indeperdont.
MIssOUIA. Aug. 8.-An unknown man
was terribly mangled and instantly killed
on the main line OF the Northern Pacific
main line near the stock yards about $50
this morning. 1hs man was n stranger in
the city, apparently about so years of age.
He had been noticed hanging around In the
vicinity of the yards for the past two or
three days. awaiting . favorable opportu-
nity 10 continue his journey westward.
Being without means. the man 10 supposed
10 have been making the journey over the
road by riding the brake beams. just be-
fore the departure Of the Cmur dAlene
branch train this morning the stranger was
noticed by some lounRers al The depot
walking along the track in the direction Of
the stookysrds. AZ the train came along al
a rapid rate the unfortunate man attempted
10 swinR under car onto q brakebeam In
the manner customary with such travellers.
but missed his footing and was thrown
under the trucks. being dragged distance
OF nearly hundred feet. and finally
thrown of 10 one side Of the road, whore
bis mangled remains we're shortly after dis
covered by passorby.
Coroner Mills ordered the remains re-
moved to FlJnn's undertaking rooms, The
body Of the unfortunate man was fright
fully mutilated, the back Of the head
being entirely severed and the brains
strswed along ths RAILROAD track for dis
tanoe OF fifty or sixty feeh Both legs we're
badly musilated and nearly torn OF, and
the left foot was crushed. The sntlrs body
was also covered with outs and bruises.
Nc papers or marks OF identIhoation
were iound on the mans person. and IL IL
extremely likely the remains will have TO
he inferred in tho pottsl's field as those Of
the unknown dead.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-04
LAST OF rHE BIG ONES
The Deficiency Brl Put Through by the
senate.

The Deficiency Bnl Put Through by the
senate.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.-The last Of the
appropriation bills, tue dehcisney, was
passed by the senate this evening. after IL
had been under discussion nearly the entire
dag. The bills for the admission Of New
Mexico and Arizona TO statehood were re-
ported to tho senate aud placed on the cal
endnr. The house bill for tho protection
of persons fu nishing materials and labor
for the construction OF public works was
pissed. A strong discussion was brought
out by an amendment proposed by Mr.. Call
10 Gay naval officers and sailo 8 or their
heira the difference between their sea pay
and shore pay for the time they served on
vessels which never went TO ssa from 1860
TO 1860. Three such claims had been al
lowed by the court OF claims when congress
invoked the statute of limitations and
barred all futu claims more than six
years old. Mr.. Cockrell then moved TO lay
the amendment on the table. which was
agreed 10.
On an amendment proposed by Mr..
Blanchard, but which was ruled ont of
order. Mr.. Blanchard appealed from the
decision Of tho chair and inauguTAted OBJ.
structiye tactics by making the point OF u o
quorum. On the roll call ffty.one sen.
Rtors. eight moro than quorum, answered
10 their names.
Mr.. B.AnchArps amendment gave rise TO
an unusual scene in the senate. for Allen
demanded tha. the remarks OF senator
Cockrsll, when making his point Of order
against tha amendment. should be read by
the reporter. Mr.. Cockrell thsteupon g.
peated hia statement. which Mr.. Allen inti-
mated was not the same az ths one frat
made when the clause In the rulo was not
stated, and insisted upon the reading OF
the steuoRrapher's notes. Senator Hals
and others, republicans and democrats,
explained that the rules did not re-
quirs senator Ia raising n point
1 Of order 20 state what rule II came
under, leaving that question 90 the preaid-
ing oiiioet The pros and cons were fully
discussed until the preaiding officer Mr..
Jaryle) directed the reporters notes 10 be
read. This was done and CockTelrs sup
! plementhl statement was confirmed and
Mr Allen proved to have been In error.
Tho question reourrod on the appeal from
the decision OF the chair. but Mr.. Hale
moved 20 lay tho appeal ON the table. Al
! G.l0 the bill was passed. and tbs report Of
! the confetoea 90 the river and hArb0r bill
wnE submitted, but not acted on.
! short executive seusion was had and at
/ 1.30 the senate adjourned,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-04
CLAIM THEY WON THE FIGHT.
Japanese Advlcss Are That n Victory
Was Won.

Japanese Advicss Are That Victory
Was Won.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3-OHioiol notification
OF battle between the japanese and
Chinese land foross In Cores was received
at the japanese legation here to night from
the foreign Office at Toxic. Ths telegram
stated that on July % a portion of the
Jananess troops at Seoul marched against q
much superior fo'cs of Chinese in
trenohed At shan Yeng. A battle ensued,
and after heavy fighting the Chinese we're
put completely 10 rout, and large number
OF prisoners and munitions Of war we're
captured by the japanese.
On this morning of the 30th the japanese
proceeded TO march against Gasan. Shan
YeDg Is situated between Seoul aud Gasan,
whore tho fight between the japanese and
Chinese. resulting In lose of 2 600 JAPAN
ese, is regosted TO have oeourrsd. II 10 the
opinion Of tho legation officers here that
the reports from Chinese sources oontnin-
ing Iumors of the defeat OF tho Japanese
al Gasan are probably gross eIsegorations.
though no dispatches referring TO the haht
at the latter place have yet been reosived.
BERLIN, Aug. "a dispatch from Gsr-
man official sources at Tien Tain saYs the
German gunboat Hits witnelsed the sink
ing Of the Kow Shinu. II 10 added that this
crew Of the lltis rescued l50 Chinese strug-
Cling Ia the water. The dispstch also CON
irms the report that the Chinese we're vic
torious over the Japanese in the recent bat
tie az Asan, Corea.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-04
TELEGRAPHIC BRGvITIES.

HowARp Cry Mich, Aug. a-fhe busl-
ness part OF Lskeviow burned this morn
ing. LoSs Sl800OO.
LONDON, Aug. a-The Times has oooiyed
Adviccs from Ecuador TO tha effect that
congress intends 20 domonetizo silver and
adopt paper currency, bhsod upon gold.
CurNo. Cal. Aug. 2.-Tho Chino auRAt
fActoty. the largest factory and refinery in
ibr United States, started up to-day The
daily output Of Tehusd sugar will bo 40
tona.
Curl0o. Aue. 8.-1he foroo in tho Pull
man ahopa was increased to-day AZ noon
h52 men were Nd work. The company e1.
pects 20 have 800 mon on Monday. But
oW are members now OF tho A. II. u.
CHICAGO. AuR. 3-Tho second DAYS aeu.
aion OF the A. Il. a. convention was do
voted 10 hearing reports from tho local or
gAnlzAtiona on various railroads PFeai-
dent Deba urged moro CONF loto organ.
izAtion.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3-PhilAdelphia 10.
Baltimore 81 aecond gams, PhilAdel hiA n
Baltimore lGl P,ttsburR q. 81 Louis n
Cleveland H. Cinoinnau o, brooklyn 4
New York l7i u ooklSn Z, New York G.
boston 4 Warrington &
CmoAao. Aug. a-Tho weather bureau
has ordered tho frost signal displayed
throughout Wisconsin tonight. Last
night broke tho record for cool woathet In
AuRnat An Chicago. aud serious damage 10
oropa In tho northwest 10 feared,
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The Purporl Of Resolution by
Blair Which Created a
Sensation.
In tho Senate tho Time Was Occu
pied With Approprla-
tion Bills
Work on the Money -Dlstrlbntlnr MoA.
aurss Ia About completo-somo
Yet In Conferences,

WlamE0ros Aug. 9,-Ths house spent
the larger portion OF the day discussing
two bills, one for tho naturalization Of ths
railroad mail clerks. and ono for the elaaai-
tleatlon Of clerks in the hiN and second
class poatoliioss. but neither was acted
upon. The conference report on the river
and haTbor bill was agreed 10 without
diVlalon. 0
A resolution on the subject OF lynshing.
which created soms,hing Of a sensation.
was offered in the house to-day by Blair. "a
followE Resolved, lIy the senate and
house OF representatives in congress assem-
bled that the commissioner OF labor bs In
stFucted TO investigate and report the
numbo', date. location and attendant facts
and circumstances Of alleged assault by
malss on females throughout the country
dutipR tho ten yeArs last preceding
the passage OF this joint resolution, b,
for or on account OF which organized
but unlawful, violence has been inflicted or
attsmp pied TO be Inflicted; also TO ascertal In
aud rspor. all acts o. organized. but IN
lawfnl, violence 10 poisons, with attendant
facts and circumstances, which has been
inflicted upon aceuasd persona alleged TO
have been guilty OF crimes. Punishable by
due process Of law. which hays tassn place
In any part of the country within the ten
years last preceding the passing OF this
resolution. Such investigation shall be
made by the ususl methods and agencies
of tho department Of labor. and report
made 10 congress ns soon as the work can
be satisfactorily done. and the sum OF 500. =
600 is hereby Appropriated TO pay expenses.
out Of any money In the treasury not other.
wise appropriated.
Mr.. Dunphy. New York, objected and the
rssol ution won't over.
Mr.. Outhwaite presen ted a special order.
giving tho remainder of the day after the
morning hour TO business reported from
the committee on postoiilees and rost
roads. Agreed 60. IL was agreed that
when the house adiourn to-day IL be to
meet on Monday nexL
OAtchinRs then presented the confersnc ce
report on the river aud harbor bill, which
wss agreed 90 without division. Mr.. Dun
ply. OF New York. called mp the bill for the
classification Of clerks in frat and second
class postofllces aud for fixing salaries OF
the came. After considerable discussion,
without action on the bill. the house, al
| hvo O'Clock. took 2. recess until eight
o'clock, the evening session 10 be devoted
/ TO pension bills,