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dressed. must understand that the court
will not tolerate any intoffoFaneo with tho
opefntion Of the road by their receivers,
from any oauHo whatever. The men must
understand thor cannot remain IN
the ssTVios OF tbe fsoelvsm And re-
fuse 10 perform their duty, Thy
mnat mike thelg Se,sotlon, whether
thef will take their ofdsTa "a 10 cars 10 bs
switched and handled from President Doba
or the court. II thoy slect 10 obey The
orders of ths former ihoy may do 40, but in
that oysnt they muat understand diaiinetlJ
that they are no longer In The service OF the
court for sny purpose, and that other men
will Do employed ~ take thfif tlhoos per
menontly, who will be guarded aud pro-
toeied Ia the discharge OF thor duties.
Whom the situation Of yoOf road and tho
Law applicable 70 tho ease II understood.
DO NOT believe there will be any attempt 10
pnt the boycott order In force upon n.
AuY effort 10 do 10 will bo In direct con-
tempt OF tho court. and mpst inevitably
foault dieast onsy 10 the men. Aa soon uu
] learn II is tbs deliberate pufpOas OF thogo
ordering tho boycott 20 attempt 10 enforce
II against ihe authority Of tho court, 1 will
proceed 70 Topeka and deal with tho matter
on tho lines indicated IA this dispatch.
tBlgnedD brNHY c. CALDWELL.
u. s. ca cult Judge.
Vice PTeaident HobinsoD, Of the Alohi-
non. said to-nighii I'VE shall resume bus
inesa a. usual tomorrow, and II any
attempt 10 made 10 stop 10 NO will refer tha
matter 10 Judge Caldwell, and allow him "a
hibitrAto With DObs"
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PoINTs nEAnp FROM.


All Report That tho ~, up Is Complete
Throughout
CHICAGO. June 2s. Among tho messages
reesived to-day a. A. II. U. headquarters
are tho followinPi
hRsEApoLis. June %. Hallway interests
in thia city eompIotsly tied ur. Not chr
moved since eight o'clock. G ignOll
3. B. BLuMESTHAL.
DULurH. MINI. .--No.thsrn Pacific tied
no; Chicago. 81. Paul d Omaha comss nert.
Travel at Duluth ne stsndstiIL tSinned)
ID. BoIsNIs.
Los AsoKLNs. Cal.-No PullmGns left
hero or San Diego. (sianed)
JAMES A. NoYEs.
sPRAGuE. wssh.-kot . ca moving here
Will not resume until old waRoa are re-
stored. (signed) A. II. BARNES.
EMPoRrA. KAn.-Santa Fs rendered use-
less by complete strike. No trains through
here. tSIRned.) JAS. BRuoE.
LIVINGSTON. Mont. t.-Dispstohsrs followed
all union men ont. Northern Pacific crlp-
pied from head 10 foot. tsi9ncd.
q. A. b. KELLL
MIssouLA. Mont-striks In fall effect
Committee appointed. (Signel)
ii. l.. tuEPARD.
LITTLE FANS. Minn.-Not man work
ing here. A. X. U. 10 In control. (Sisnodl
II, b. BLRRs
BUTTE. Mont.-tlnion PsciHc men out.
Will stay out until otherwise instructed.
(SiQned) j. II. CALDERuEAD.
CssoIsATI, June 2s.-Biz msetinR oi
switchmen last night In iioation point 10
an effective boycott from this time on.
(Sianed) l.. w. PHGLLS.
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TELEGRAPHIo BRsvITEEs.

CmoAao. June 2s.-The Chicago Sugar
Refinery company. employing 1900 men,
closed its vo he to- day on account OF the
railroad strike.
IdTrLW Roo6, Ark. June 2S.-Tho etate
democratic convention nominated Prof..
Juuiua Jordan, OF Pine Bluff, for surerln-
ten dent OF inst uetion,
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, June 2S.-Miltou
II. PhrkS, OF san Diego. Cal. who had
been drinking heavily. cut hia throat with
n razor ,o-dsI. Likely 20 die.
LIMA. Peru, June 2s,--rhe Peruvian gov
o nmsnt has ordered the general arrest OF
su portsTa Of ito revelation. Great Brit.
ain has officially recognized President Bof-
gonai Cove nnsni.
CIsoNNLrL June @-ClnoiunOtl D.
Washington 4, plttsburu 7, Brooklyn III
Chicago O. New York q, Louisville II, Phil-
gdOlphla % ~ LDuis III, boston -, Cleye-
land IL, baltimore II.
PAuis, June 92-Ihs liqaidatorp OF th,
| PAnama Canal company have signed An
agreement with a new com AnY BY which II
viii have a capital OF sixty million francs
10 eomple,s lhe canal.
LovuANn Cob, June qS-Thaddeu,
Gugkle, who eloped last JanusTI with Mrs.
/ q, J. Chapman, who deserted soVsn chill.
dtsn, wss tarrsd and fes,heied lust night
by masked men. lie promised 10 leave
| town.
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SANTOS Acc0MPLlcE.
Commits suIcldo when About 10 BE Ar
rsstsd-1risi OF the Assassin.

Commits suIelde when About 10 BE Ar-
rrstsd-1risI of the Assassin
PARIS juno ~ The detectives in Mont
pelief decided 10 search the house OF man
named Granier. who was heard 10 IsmaIk K
las, Sunday. by this tlme CSrno, most
have received his aulsins." When O anier's
house Was surrounded by the detectives
burst In the doc. GrRnier who was eating
supper. spranR TO his feet. lie picked %
a long aud apsrp knife, plunged u into h Z
abdomen, and with a few swift turns dis.
smbovelled himself He expired almost
immediatlg. lhs police authorities sly
they have established beyond q doubt
that Ssnto, Gfnnles. Laborie. (who was
srrss,sd Monday and others not y-, IN
custody plotted tho death Of President
Catnot In q der TO avsnas the execution If
RAyschoL valiant aud HeniL
SAnio will DO tried July y, for paIrlcids
instead of murder. The psnhl code de-
orsos that an eiiemps against the head Of
the state should SO described and punished.
Santo will be conducted 90 the plaos OF
execution in q shirt bAtsfooted and With
hia head covered By veil.
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FL YING JIB GOES FAST.
From Wire to Wire, without . Pace
Maker, In 2i06 la

From Wire to Wire, Without . Pace
Maker. In 2io5 la.
OMAHA, June 2S.-FlyinR Jib went the
fastest mile ever travelled by ho 50 west
Of the Mississippi river He was started at
Union park nRains, his record OF 2:0i.
Fully 5000 people watched him mako the
journey without a pace-maksr. He went
from wire to wire without skip In 2;0511f
Salisbury, hin ovnor. is confident Flying
Jib will lower his last seasons mark soon.
CHICAGO. June 28.-The Kenwood stakes,
for two-yssr-olds, was the feature at WASH
inRion park. Handsome aud BAldwin's
Clara ID. colt which was named Rey del
Cores before the race, were equal favorites
at seven to hvs. IL was won by Bellicoss al
twenty to one. Linda, an extreme outsider,
won the second raos by n half length from
| Despot. Ho Was rot tbs only derby startsi
In disgrace. for Oinds ran last In a isld OF
four.
Mlle-Elva. Rosalis. Evsnatus 1:llA
mile and ons-eiRhth-Linda, Despos, IL
lume. 1:54; Five-eiR Rbths-Be!Iieoss Hand.
some. Lsureats, 1916 mile-Ssnstor Irby,
Ellen, j. p. b., las.
NKw YoRK, June 2S.-Futuritv-Ksnti
GO MI. Factotum, Trevelyr. LIS 2-5; Fu-
thrifty eourse-Cmsar. Ella Heed, The Coon.
LIP; mile-Dobblns. sir Excuse. st. Maxim
las; mile and one Sighth-sir Walter
Roche. Don AloBEo. 1i55; milo-Copyi light
Boiler. Nestibule. l:4l; steepie chase. shori
oulse-lpgoi Pat Oakley, WestmorslAnd
1856.
NEw YORK. June 2S.-Rsos,a and, eiRhl
years old. out Of Gallo. aud the most famoui
member Of Al. +. Dwyer's stable. wac sho
to-lay 20 put him ont of pain. He hac
been suffering from an inourable throsi
disease.
NEw YoRK, June 2S-Jocksy Bishop. whS
was injured Saturday In riding San Jose IL
tho Coney Island grand steeplschase, diet
| TO-DAY.
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Tho Southern Pacific Made Up Train
with Puiimans.

Tho Southern Pacific Made Up . Train
with Puiimans.
OAKLAND. GAL. June 2s Al 40 D N.
the Southern Pacific made the hrss attemI I
20 move a train since the strike began. and
failed. A Pullmsn csr was attached 20 tha
Stockton train. and wien the order 10 pull
ont was given. Fireman Charles Knapp de-
clined 20 FIRE and Jumped from the cab. No
attempt was mads TO ct mAn 10 take his
rlace. aud there vRs no distu baDoe. The
railroad situation here 10 very serious. No
Pullman cars have been moved to-day aud
not an overland latter has been forva dsl
since Wednesday morning.
sheriff McKilliosn haa aworn In forty Do
puties for service in the Southern Pacific
yards. 20 protect railroad property. Super
iptendent Wilder dsclnrsG that IL tho men
will not handle boyeot,ed cars. he will dis
charge his present emnloves and engage
non-union force. I. J. Roberts. OF the
local lodge OF the American Railway union,
declares that no member OF the oreanizs-
tion will handle any Pu lm,n ears.
The organ OF the railroal men, The Rail-
road Mems Advocate, to-niRht issnei an
o1tra giving the Unions sido OF tbs struggle,
asserting that the anization has no con.
test with the southern Psoihc, and 10 only
antagonizing the Pullman oompanI.
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CYCLONES ABROAD.
Mach Damage DaRs In Several sia'es-
same Lives Lost.

soms Lives Lost.
wiLMor, 8, o., June ga cyclone struck
the siaselon agency willis The payment Of
indiaia was In progress Over 1000 people
were on the ground. One store was torn 10
pieces. Indian tspeea we're blown away
aud several people injured. Two whI,en
we're killed.
PipEKroNE Nina. Juno GA cyclone
passed north aud west OF thls place last
evening. II cut aWath 600 feet wide and
almost i've mileA long. Mrs. q. n. Hicks
was inatAntlT killed and Mr.. Hicks seriously
wounded. A do2sn or more farmhouses
hro wrecked. Crops ara totally destroyed.
LIroHfIELD, MINI. Jane 2a.-A terrible
cyclone passed within two miles Of this city
last night nj nins O'Clock. IL covered a
strip ten rods wide and four or Eve miles
long and killed Misa Jennie LindatIom. OF
70, PAul. uRed "a. and MrG. John Sanders,
aged 80.
SLEEPY Eye MINI. jane 2S.-Charlos
Mielke, Jf., aged 10. was killed. by The cy-
clone. John Schmidt his mother, and
four children, were taken with their house
several miles from whsrs the house stood.
only ono girl, aged Ia, Is seriously hurt.
GLENco, Mimi, June "A oTolone
last night. killing and iniafinR msny peo-
pie and destroying large amount OF prop
erty. Five members OF ono family wefo
seriously injured. and seven In another.
TT. JoHK's UNIVERSITY. Mimi. Juno 29.-
A cyclone shuek nt. John'a university. nj
Collegsyills. last night, totally wresking
tho industlial schools and outbuildinga
The damage 10 about $4,000. No lives are
reported Lost.
MELLrTrE, 8. d.. June PA terrific
wind and rain storm, yesterday evening,
blew In several store fronts aud uproofed q
number OF houses. Two distinct cyclones
formed. one moving northeast aud one
southeast
wuMAR Mnn., June 2s.-Oysr thirty
houses and bRrna here were destIoYed bv
the cyclone. A family Of seven Is reported
killed Mt HoselAnd. Tho Green Lake mill
was partly wrecked.
En-. LAWRENCE. Mian.. June 23.-Last
a tsrriEo wind storm. accompanied by rain
aud hail. damaged many buildings and
windmills. demolished crops and ruined
gardens
DAsvILLK, Minn.. June pa eyclons
here fatally injured Mrs. Hickman. The
Lutheran church aud high school were
blown down.
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Rsatrsining Orders.

RAroS. N. NJ. June 2S,-United siAtes
Marshal Hall served the restraining order
on the strikers. II commands them no, 60
treBpsss on the compAny's ground and Ia
obsyed 10 the letter. Two passenger aims
are tied up and q large smount OF freight
has accumulated here. The same condi-
,iods prevail al Las Vegas hnd La JuntA.
No interference Is reported as AlbnqueTque.
The strikers are much inconsed nt no,
being ablo 10 reach ths Western Unioa
once, which IL on the railroad atound, ~
send messages 70 fellow strikers, and thsv
sent 200 men 10 Aaaist the Postal oonstrue-
tion gang TO gst their wires iuto town to-
daJ.
TOPEKA, Kan, June 2S.-Judgo @ q. Eos
ter. OF the United States court, this NOM
ing signed an order directing United States
Marshal Nsolv TO protect all property and
trains OF the Santa Fs in Kansas Marshal
Neoly Ia Ia Beavenwotth sWeAhna in dep
utiss 10 take charge OF all railroad pro- -
Orly.
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coprrntuiaisd n Her orear.erand.oa.

LONDON. Juno 2S.-Lord Rosebory to-day,
in moving an rddress Of congratulation TO
the queen on the birth Of an heir 60 the
duke OF York, said that there was no more
absolute guaranty Of the permansnee OF an
actual form OF Cove nmsnt than the fact
that the queen had no fewer than three
direct heirs. The premier added that the
monarchy, bV the lnrso Of centuries, had
assumed funstiona rather social thnn polit-
icAl. Tho marquis OF Salisbury said he
would supplement Lord KoOsbery's re-
marks by stating that tho pte0ent form Of
government was the only one possible IN
order 10 rallS the numerous races and
ersede which were under the queens away.
The motion was adopted.
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HIS ARM AND HIS LEG OFF.
Terrible Accident To u Montana Central
brakeman at Craig.

Terrible Accident Go n Montana Central
Brakeman at Craig.
I. J. Ksnnc, brakeman employed on the
Montana Central. was run over last night
at Crhig by tho engine OF the freight train
on which hN was making n run. and 30 so =
iouhly injured that he died after being
brought to Helena. Kenne was throwing
switches for the engine. which Was shifting
Homs freight cars at the time. and 10 10
thouVht did not hear the engine coming or
for acme othor renson did not get ont
OF ths way in time. lie WAS ii uck
and thrown down Anu the wheels Of
the engine pnsasd over him, Hls right
leg was cut OF al the hip and the right arm
at the shoulder. Tho trainmen fonnd him
living alonRsids the track, and binding mp
his injuries ne best they could brought bIm
to Helena. arriving here this morning about
half pnst one o'clock. three houro aftsr the
accident occurred. Kceno was taken Al
oRse 10 N. Peters hospital He died about
two O'clock this morning.
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JUDGE CALDWELL.
Lays Down tho Law Governing the santa
Fe Situation.

Lays boMn Nhh Law NoVffnluK I've ahutA
Fs Situation.
CmcG0o, June 2S.-Ths following mes
sage was received here Tonight by Receiver
Wilson. OF the AtehIson road, from lodge
Caldwell. OF the united States court
Judge Caldwell is now in Michigan on a
pleasure trip,
WEQuFLoNsm0, Mich, June 2s.-J. W..
Reinhart Boston; John J. AoUook. Boston;
Joseph 4. Wilson, C0ioaRo. Receivers OF
the Aiohiuon, Topeka a Santa fS Railroad
company Chicago, ILL.,. The men Ia the
employ of the receivers of tho AtchisoE
railway system must discharge all their
usual aud accustomed duties or quit the ser
vice OF the feeeiysra altogether, aud permit
other men 20 take their plAess who will
discharge their duties. Apy OF all em-
poYsa emu Quit the servlcs of the company
u they desire 20 do 90. bat when they quit
they must not Interfere In any manner
With tho property or operation VI tue road.
or men employed 10 tAhe their plaois. Any
such interference will be promptly dealt
With m contempt OF court Ihe men who
wish 10 oOntlnus In the service OF tie court
musi discharge all dutlsa Appropriately
AnA property bslonging 10 the service. All
the powers and authority of the court will
he vigorously exercised 10 enfoi 90 these
reasonable rsaulta
| cannot believe tho boycott order was
intended 10 DO put In ops alton on roads Ia
the custody Of United S,atea courts and o.
Grated by receivers appointed by court but
u aaoh IL tue case. Nhs Hu,hors OF she boz
oott order, and the men TO whom ~ in Gd-
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Special 10 The independent
GarAT FALLS, June 2s-ThO A. o. II.
convention terminated az noon to-day,
after finishing the routine business, and
he members went In carriages io see th'
Rainbow and the q cat Falls OF the Mia
aouh river. Z. II. Gallagher was elected
president. osorRs Ran secretary, both Of
q eat FAlls, aud ID. z. Sullivan, Of Bate,
treasure. This organization will meet ave
yea FROM now al Anaconda. Before ad-
journmen, the lodge passed resolutions Of
thanhs TO The press aHd citizens foi fayofs
teoslVed.
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STRANGE MASONIC RITE.
Burial OF the Heart OF ygnsoio Herrera y
Cairo,

Burial OF the Heart OF Ygnsoio Herrera y
Cairo,
OAKLAND. Cal. Juno 25.-Ths strangest
incident In the history Of Free Masonry
aud ono that ia without a parallel in the
country took place at Mountain View csm-
stery recently. IL is the burial with Ma
sonic rites Of the hsart OF Ygnacio Hsrrsrn
y Cairo one Of the carly governors OF Mex
icc. and Mason. whom the members call
a martyr 10 thoir cause.
The heart OF Ygnaoio Herrera Cairo
was deposited in a oaskst In the Masouic
temrlo OF oakland. where II had been since
April - OF Last year. Al that time ID was
bTouRht from Mexico 60 Gsthssmans
chapter No. d of tho Rose Croix, by Mrs.
A. X. Coney, ths wife OF the Mexican con-
sui general In San Francisco. When 10 was
placed with the chapter of tho Rose CraiI
IN Oakland the casket IVA which 1t was de.
posted was buried in the walls OF the Ma
sonio temple In place known only n
MAoons. here ID hhd been kept until tho
tins IL was buried In Mountain Wow cam.
ete,y With q monument to mark ihe spot.
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CHICAGO, Juno 2s.-By an explosion o;
fireworks ON the rear platform OF a special
train b inainR homo from The state oonvSn-
tion tbs marching club Of the Kentucky y
democracy. last night. the following were
badly burned; W. g. Asay, city prosecutors
John w. Brown, ChsHter Cleveland, Col,
Martin Emioh, John =. Hopkins, mayor OF
Chicago, John W. LanehhTt, J. J. AoCAr-
Thy And VIM, O. Walsh, II will bc veoh
or more before aoms OF those burned will
able 10 uae their hands.
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AT sr. PAUL.
n. p. oniciaIs VIII depend ON the Courts
Tor Protection.

n. p. omcias VIII depend on the Courts
Tor Protection.
sr. PAUL June 2s.-A general strike on
the Northern Pacific system went into ef-
feet ct midnight. Not wheel 10 moving
on the eastern end and a com ple,e tis-up 10
reported from Fargo. Livingston and Hell
enc. The strike 10 the direct outcome Of
the Pullman boycott. the employees demand.
ing that the order for the discharge OF ell
employees refusing TO handle such cars be
Iseoinded.
The Northern Pacific oihcials say they
will operate their trains, depending on the
United States msrsnals for protection. The
shops al Como are silent. three wisoon-
Elm Central engines are stalled on the
Northern Pacific tracks. Some officials
tried 90 do the switching this morning, bui
as the iuterlooked eystem IA used
they made a failure OF IL. The over
land train due last evening arrived on
time.
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OLYMPIA. wAsh,. jane 2s.-Gov. MeGraw
to-day received a dispatch from Brig. Gen.
Curry, OF the w. N. g., stating that he And
600 men, on their way 10 the national guard
onosu pment az Woodland, were tied up at
EllsnsbuR by The strike. Ho asked for
orders aud tho governor immediately
Pacific officials al Portland, with tro result
that Judge HaniorJ, OF the Unilod Statsa
ooart a. SEATTLE. diIOctod the receivers OF
tho road To- move the train. United States
Marshal Drake was instructed 10 arrest any
psfson Interfering, and II Necessary dspu-
,iss ueu. CutrI BY wire 10 carry out the
order.
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10 AVOID DIFFICULTIES
ihere win lie some Changes IN IN
League Consultation.

fhere win lie some Changes IN tho
League CoustitutiaB.
DENVER, Jono 2S-Tho executive com
miites OF the republican national league
held prolonged session to-day. John
Goodenow, Of Minnesota. was eloOted
chairman. A resolution was adopted EN-
poWerlne the president TO nppoin, oem-
mittee Of i've, including the president aud
secretary, for tho parposo OF pfepat ina and
suggesting amendments 10 The constitution
Of the national republican league, with
reference 10 avoiding some of the diflloul-
ties thA, aross In the Denver convention In
regard TO the basis ot voting. Aad proyid-
Ing that IN the future tbs place Of meeting
shsll be selected by the executive commit
toe, aud moi by the convention. This oom-
mittee will report to the next convention.
Hon, T.. t. HArpe OF New lofk oity, vas
elected treasurer, Headquarters will bo
continued In Chicago.
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Band ,ha MAN nrnrl.nll


Special 10 Tho independent
BouLpER, jane 2S.-0n account OF the
Northern Pacific tis-uP several sAekI Of
mail vSls to-day sent TO Elkhorn bI tho
overland route In charge Of Thomas Hun.
gate. lie also took wagon load Of bosE.
az the supply there was running shot.
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nnrrnrh N.x.rInIl.

NEw LONDON, June 2s.-The freshman
boa, raos was won BY Yale Columbia sso-
oud. The winners time vas liiib. For a
mile Yale and Columbia had close lace.
Al the mile aud half Yale was IN lbe lead
aud won BY Two lsng,he Harvard vas
never In lhe iaea.
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DKNvEa June 2a-rhO Iowa delegation
OF tho republican league Convention has
appealed 70 the executive COMMITTEES 10 Rlvs
the next convention 10 Dea Molnea. II ia
alleged that Theodore Cox, who cast ninety-
one votes for Cleveland on bshAlf OF The
college league, had no credentials
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THE INCOME TAX STAYS.
The Next 10 tho Last sootion OF
tho Tariff Bill Has Boen
Reached.
noar Started = FliIbusisr, hnt n Did Not
Last LonE-Ths Day IN the
nonsa.

wlsnN0Tos, June a. Hoar started BlI-
buaterlng maneuyofs to-day In the senate.
which seemed 10 indicate that IA mighI bs
she purpose of the republicans TO uss the
joint resolution passed by tho house yeatsf-
day. continuing aitnT June 80 the AppTopFi-
htionS for the fiscal year. to bloeksds the
,arId bill CookrsIl, chairman OF the
appropriations committss, renewed his
motion Of last night, 10 refer the resolution
10 the committee. hoaT offered a motion
that took precedence. instruetng the COM
mittoe 30 report II back az an amendment
20 the sundrJ civil appropriation bill 40 II
passed the house. Hoar protested against
keeping tho tariff bill before tho senate 10
the exclusion OF all othof legislation. A.
1880 tho resolution gave way 10 the taiin
bill. The pending amendment was that OF
HilL TO limit this time to the period be-
tween March l End Aug. l OF each rear
when the bonds OF corporations should be
open 20 inspection. There fnsued n o.
tractsd discussion. Chsndle', Teller. Man
derson aud Allison participating.
Hill made q motion 10 strike out thu
income tar fehturB of the tariff bill. Lost.
twenty -four 10 forty. Three dsmocfats.
Hill Murl nv snd Smith, voted for HilPs
motion. or thc reTub leans six. Hans
brouRh. Mitchell, OF Oregon, PsttiHsv.
Power. Shoup and Teller. voted against ths
motion. and Dubois was so paired. Tho
ropul.sts all voted against the motion.
The tax on ploying cards was flTed al thrss
cents per pack. Tho section which advances
the tex on cisiillsd spirits from 90 cents to
sl.10 gallon was discussed At considsra-
BILE length. Aldrich moved TO make the In
creased whisky tax go into eject immedi-
stely on the passage Of the bill. Adopted.
The committee amendment nxinR the tsx
at $ll0 per gallon. and extending tho
bonded refiod for ei2ht years was then
sgreed 10 without division.
Section l04, last but one OF the bill. pro.
viding for ths repeal Of the Teoirroolty
p DIVISIONS Of the Mckinley bill. and abrc-
eating all agree emeats under w. was rsaoh, q
| Just before seven o'clock. Haze mS,ed 10
strike ID out. AZ this molten would bTir 4
up the whole question Of iecipf patty. u
could not be disposed OF to- night. and tho
senate thsreupon adiournsd.
Among the bills passed by the house to-
day was one 90 amend the judiciary noi OF
August 1858. IL provides that reoeivsn or
manages appointed by United States
courts may be sued withont Abe pernaiss
of the appointing court, just as the orig
inai cooperation might have been sued.
Several navy bills we're pissed aud The bill
for the admission Of NV Mexico was taken
up. IL passed without d'yiIiop.
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Troy. Of tho railway mail service arrived
10 tho city to-day. lie warned PTssidsnt