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IN CONGRESS-.
Senate and House Engaged In Considering
ApproprIAtIon DIlIs.


Senate and House Engaged In conAIdsTinE
Appropriation DillS.
WASHINGTON, March 25,-Both the
floor Of the senate and the galleries were
well nigh deserted when the session
opened to-day. as there was promise
that the interesting Cuban debate would
give way to the routine OF appropriation
bills. Mr. Sherman presented a favor
able report on the resolution authorizing
ex-PreFIdent Benjamin Harrison to &C
cent decorations conferred on him by
Brazil and Spain while he was Presl-
dent, and asked immediate action.
LET that resolution go over" inter-
posed Mr.. Allen (Pop,, Eeb). One OBJ
lection was sufficient to prevent imme-
diate action, SO that the resolution went
over.
an amendment to the constitution TO be
known as Article XVI, providing that
neither Congress nor any state shall
pass any law respecting an establish
ment OF religion or prohibiting the free
exercise thereof, or use the credit OF the
United States or any state, or any
money raised by taxation for the pur-
pose of founding, maintaining or aiding
my church, religious denomination, or
religious society, or any institution, So
clety or undertaking which is wholly or
In part under sectarlan or ecclesiastical
control.
Al this point Mr.. Plat introduced
resolution for the adjournment OF Con-
gross on May 2.
Without amy further comment, the
resolution was referred to the commit
too on appropriations, and the senate
turned TO the consideration or the legis-
latIvc appropriation bill.
There was n dash Of excitement In the
opening proceedings OF the house to-
day. Mr.. Bartlett CDCm,, y. W rose 10
a question OF personal privilege to deny
n statement that he had furnished the
campaign circular used by Mr. Sulzer
tDem, n. " He denounced the charge
as libel and lie.
Mir Boutrilc (Rcp., Mc,) was on his
feet nF soon as Mr. Bartlett sat down.
Hc, too, had question OF privilege 10
present. he said. In connection with q
rollouuy between General Wheeler, ot
Alabama, and hlmFclf during the debate
on the confederate disability bill Hestcr-
dnv. lie then read from the Congress
gIonal Record to show that MIR, Wheeler
had altered the Record 20 ns TO say that
many Of the Democrats voted for the
bill to retire Gen. Grant instead OF all
tho Democrats" as the official notes rc-
ported him. As matter ot fact, Mr.
Raatelic said. tbc vote on the Grant bill
wnR 1893 ayes 10 ~ nays.
He moved that the record he corrected
without objection.
The housc then, on motion OF Mr.,
Boutelle, went into committee Of the
whole aud took up the consideration OF
the naval appropriation bill.
Most Of the day In the senate was
rpcnt on the legislative appropriation
blll. which Is not yet complNtod, The
paragraphs substituting salaries FOR
fccs FOR United Statcs district httorneya
and mnrshnls were agreed to after
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MADRID, March ga majority Of
the newspapers here print pessimLGtle
comments upon the Cuban discussion a.
Washlnton, and point to the fact that
three senators upon this joint commits
sion have distinguished themselves by
showing III will for Spain. These news
papers claim that this IS not reassuring
and urge the government to prepare Tor
every eventualIty. They declare that
while the vote on belligerent rights has
not been finally carried, the conflict con-
tlnues.
The press also refers TO the fact thai
the Spanish squadron remains in Span
isb waters ready 10 depart at any mo-
nent. The official press. however. takes
a more optimistic view Of the situation.
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snn.rInr orc Adrnneed.

CHICAGO, March s5.-The Industrial
World tomorrow will say:
The long expected advance In Lake
snnerior IRON ore has taken place, ana
cannot but help having strong intius
ence on future market price, as with the
certainty OF higher cost furnaces cannot
long continue selling their proaucS 5 Io5
realize the cost OF their metal. The FUR;
naces situated on Lake Michigan wlu
paw 81 for ore this season. The iron
market is much Quieter and southern
furnaces are making surprisingly low
prices, $40 S5 for No. 2 soft, being Freely
shaded. but sales are liEht. About 49,
ara arm at $40 5O Bridge material 10
more active and g.e00 tons Of plates were
piaced at about 81 50 with INQUIRY Tor
4. tons more, Bar iron and sheets are
weak with not much doing.
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DI,na,cb 10 The Intelllgencer.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 25.-
The advocates OF Huntington as n place
for establishing session Of the United
states court, are making big effort for
favorable legislation. Among the prom
inent business men here in the interest
of the "second City" are C. W. Camp
bell. John II. Holt. Elliott Northeott'
John H. Marcum. B. Buckner Harding
and others. and they are hustling.
The argument advanced is that OF
economy. 1t is claimed that the gov
ernment expends enormous amounts
annually in the re-transportation OF
prisoners from Huntington to Charles
ton. 1t is alleged also, that the greatest
number Of Offenders against the Internal
revenue laws in that section, II not In
the state. comes from the counties con-
tIglous to the Norfolk & Western rail-
road. These and q multitude OF wit
nesses are brought to Huntington by
officers, who deputiZe guards TO assist
them. A halt over night at Huntington
Is necessary. hence an extra DAY is auu-
ed 10 the fees and other expenses.
II is claimed that the fee item is lar
ly Increased, II not abused, by the relay
at Huntington The boomers believe that
there "a A. chance for their bill.
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state Convention at Charleston
Largest Ever Held.
THE WONDERFUL ENTHUSIASM
That Pervadcd the Large ASSEM-
blase.seldom Equallcd.
pRESIDENTHLIOTT REELECTED
spIri.ed Contest Over the seere.
taryship OF the League,
Bit J. W. KINDLEBERGER WINS.

Eloquent speech of Governor Bradley, of
K.ntueky-HS Receives an Ovation.
m. Name, Of Mckinley ana EIkin,
Greeted with Long Continued Applause.
IN. Resolution, Fuil of "vIm, vlEOr
and vlstOry"-ThS Desperate EGorts or
tn. Dl,OrEuniIsd and Dsmorallled Dsn-
Oernsy Denounced for their DsIpIoablo
Plan OF cAmpulEn-Ahraid 10 Face Llv-
ing I,sus, ThSy Rs'urrset EntOmbsd
Pr,Judlos.-DeIesatss 20 the National
Convention.
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CHARLESTON. W. Va, March .S,-
The Republican LeRGue meeting to-day
was the largest ever held in the state,
and surpassed even the most sanguine
expectations. 1t showed that the party
Is alive from one end OF the state TO the
other. The BurIew opera house, the
largest building in the city, was taxed
to its utmost capacity. For part OF the
time even standing room was at a pre-
MUM. The meeting was called to order
BY President Elliott at II o'clock. and
after prayer by Rev. S. ]. Cotton, in
which he asked a blessing upon the ma
ton, the flag, the state, and the meet
!nE, Hon. S. C. Burdett delivered the
address Of welcome. II was an elo-
Quent and able effort and was applaud
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TEXAS REPUBLICANS.

Credentials Committee Counting Oat the
Mckinley Delegates.
AUSTIN. Texas, March 25.-The state
Republican convention did practically
nothing in the matter Of selecting dele
gates to the st. Louis convention at the
daylight session to-day.
The credential committee. OF which n
strong Reed mun Is chairman, has been
in session since noon and will probably
not conclude It's labors before daylight
tomorrow.
In the meantime the convention ad-
iourncd tonight Mt O'Clock until 10 to-
morrow morning to await the report.
This committee is with rare prcsisteney
and constant regularity counting the
Mckinley mon out and Reed or Allison
mon in
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CoUIDNT GET AWAY.
why conEreGsmen DOvsnsr aud Dayton
Missed Charleston Convention.

Why c0nEreSsnaen DoToner aud Dayton
Missed Charleston Convention.
Special Dispatch to the Intclligoneer.
WASHINGTON, d. C.. March 2j-
Among the West VirGinIans in Wash
ington who are in Charleston tonight
helping the league work along, are Con-
gressman Miller and Mr.. John 7. Har-
ris. Congressman Dayton expected TO
attend the convention, but was uneX-
pectedly called to Philadelphia on i'm
portant business connected with state
railroad interests.
Representative Dovener would have
attended. but since his return from the
river inspection tour. has been buslly
engaged with his colleagues OF the COM
mittee In preparing the rivers and har-
bors bill. which viii be ready to print
carly next week.
The committee leaves tomorrow for
Boston to Inspect the harbor. and Mr..
and Mrs. Dovener Will go with the 9th
er members and ladies. The party Will
return Monday morning.
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WEST VIRGINIANS
Who Want a Session of United
States Court atHuntington.
SECOND CITY" DELEGATION
Now in Washington Advancing
Some Good Reasons
FOR HOLDING COURT THERE.

1t Would Greatly Lessen the Expenses,
and Avoid Great Deal of Rs-trun'POr-
tatlon Of PrlSOnsrs-PrOvlSiOn for New
BattIsships by the Naval Committee NrAy
Provoke Opposition Because Some Menu
bsru Of Congress Want a Larger Number
Constructed = General Congregational
Ns,rn.
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very much regret that my duties keep
me here and cannot take part In their
good work Let them as well as all
West Virginia Republicans have In
mind that we are now Republican
state, and should remain In the Repub.
llcan column. There should be no step
backward. In the coming campaign we
must make gains for tho cause OF Re-
publlcRnism and protection. and con-
vince the people by our record and con-
duct Ia public affairs that all their in-
terests will be safe, and prosperity fol-
low Republican success In November.
s. 3. ELKINS.
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LIMA, Peru, via Galveston, March IS,
Word has been received here that
mutIny hAs broken out In the army In
Bolivia several persons having been
killed and wounded. The outbreak has
been attended with great excitement.
1t is now thought probable the elections
vii not take place on account Of mutiny,
ns II Is feared some one viii be Imposed
upon the country hS force OF arms. The
minister OF Bolivia here hRa made n de-
mnnd that the claims OF his government
an Porn hC arranged
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Weather Forecast for TO-day.

For West virginia, cloudy, probably
with showers at night; southeriy 70
westerly winds. -.
For Western Pennsylvania, CLOUDY
probnbly with showers; cooler In north
crn portion; high southwesterly winds'
shifting TO northwesterly winds,
For Ohio, showers; cooler IN north-
crn portion: high southwesterly winds'
shifting to northwestcrly.
TEMPERATURES YESTERDAY
uR Furnished by c. schnepl. drugsist, cor
nor Market and Fourteenth streets:
IA. m....,........ aSl9 y. m..r,,"......'
ga. ir,,,.,,...,.,,. A0ll y, m,...sS;. .''''' 70
" efn,,,,,,,',....... k5iWeathcr-FRir,
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1vhr.llnr M,nrnrr. In &c Ion.e.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.

Special DIspatch 10 Inc IhIeIIIsehceT'
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 90
Representative Dovener introduced
bill to-day for the relief OF the heirs
OF James Smith. OF Wheeling, and bill
also for the relief OF John W. Kennedy
OF Wheeling. Nir. Dovener has also Sc
cured an increase in the pension pro-
posed for Mother Holiday, Of Wheel
ing, from $l2 to $50 per month. and
favorable report upon the bill as
amended. Mr.. DOvener also presented
to-day q remonstrance and petition OF
W. S. Cunningham and lO4 other
Wheeling citizens.
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Republican E1IltOr. Organize.

SpecInI DIlpRteh 20 Tho InteIIIEehceF'
CHARLESTON, W. Va. March 25.-
The Republicans editors OF the state
met tonight Ht the Hotel Ruffner and
effected nm organization to be known
as the West Virginia Republican Press
Association. +. w. Morris was elected
presldent. James +. McGlothlIn, OF Ra-
venswood. first vice president, V. T.
Burnside, OF Buckhannon, second vice
president, W. II. Curry, OF Kanawhn
county. secretary. and c. s. Musgrnve,
of Falrmont treasurer.
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BARCELONA, March 25,-After the
municipal band had played patriotic
march to-day. few students became
extra-enthusiastic, burned a small
American flag and marched In the de
rectIon OF the United States consulate.
The patriots" however. were dispersed
by the police before reaching the consul
Iate The United States consul was
standing on the balcony and witnessed
tbe gathering OF the groups OF people
without being molested. The public,
however. expressed indignation at the
attitude OF the consul. declaring 1t 70 be
"bouncinE and provoking"
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ORATORS PROMISE
To Come TO wsst vlrEinln ON Decoration

To Come 10 WeEt Virsinln on DseoFaII0h
Day.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligeneer.
WASHINGTON. D. C., March S.-
Congressman Towne has promised MT,
Dayton to go to Morgantown on the
3Oth Of May to deliver an ADDRESS.
Hooker viii gratlfy his expressed de-
sire 10 greet West VIrGinlans again,
and that he will time his visit so that
he can make several campaign speeches
in NIr. Dayton's district, and perhaps
in other districts. Also, as previously
announced, Congressman Dick Blue, OF
Kansas, will be ut Grafton Gs orator
OF the day on the coming memorial
occasion, May 30.
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steamship Arrivals.

souTHAMPTON-steamers saale.
New York for Bremen; ST. Paul New
York. ..,t.,
New York.
NEW YORK-Stcame Ems, Bremen
? NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Majestc'
New York. 49,,
SOUTHAMPTON - Steamer Spree
from Bremen for New York.
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Special Dispatch 10 tho IntellIGcncer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March go
Tomorrow the Third district conven-
ton TO elect delegates to the Repub-
llcan nntionRl convention meets here
There is n full field OF active aspirantE
slllman and Dana, OF Knnawhn. Coop
or. of Mercer, Houston. Of Mcdowell
Dorr OF Webster Miller and Wlnchea-
ter, Of Upshur. are talked OF tonight
Most OF them have been hustlIng, and
not one OF them letting any grass grow
under his feet. All the aspirnnts de-
clare themselves for Mckinley.
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HAVE TWO VIEWS.
A Majority of the Spanish Press
Arc Pcssimisdc
ON THE CUBAN DISCUSSION

In Congress, and Warn Spain 70 Prepare
for Every Eventually, while the On
elaI Journals Are OptimistiO tn ThsIE
Comments = United states Consul Gt
DareelOnH is 'rBounOinR and PrOvOiD-
Ipg"-Fresh Batch Of cSnSOrEhiP HSWs
From Cuba, whIoh Relates ssverSl
Overwhelming Insurgsnt Defeats.
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Tho conferees OF the two houses ot
on the Cuban resolutions held
Rnother meeting to-day, but again 40
Iourned without reaching conclusion.
They, however, went far enough 10
Justify the belief that another session.
which will be held tomorrow. VIII pe
SufiicIent TO conclude the conference:
The indications favor the rccesStoh OF
the house from It's position, and the ac-
ceptance OF the resolutions as they
ma aRed the senate,
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HOLLIDAYSBURG, Pa. March 25.-
John King an old soldier and Mrs Chris
:ophcr McNally. mn aged lady, were
struck Ivy n train near Roaring Springs,
this county, last night. Mrs MCNAlly
died this afternoon from the effects Of
her injuries King may recover. Both
victims OF the accidents were defective
In hearing,
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Six months ago we rented a very
choice new Krakaucr Upright Plano to
Prof. James Stephen Martin to use In
teaching vocal culture, Owing to his
work IN Pittsburgh. he was obliged TO
give up his clasB here. We offer this
piano ut n great bargain. As II was
used only one day In the week. the piano
is In every sense OF the word as good
as U new instrument.
+. w, BAUAIER &CO,
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Coufrs.r,l 10 = trnIn Wrcklng.

MACON. Ga. March 25.--Warrcn C.,
3 Iswell to-day made n voluntary con
session TO having removed the rail that
caused tho wrrckng ~ the two trains
N tho Southern failwRy, ON the night Of
February 90 Three people were Killed
and fifteen seriously and some
injured in the wreck.
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WASHINGTON, D. C..March 25.-The
treasury to-day lost 3SI3, 800 in gold coin.
which leaves the true amount OF the
reserve Sl27, ,s44, ,%73.
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LOUISVILLE. KY. March 25.-Ah-
rrns & OFT. extensive brass and Iron
shut down for an inden'
uitc period to-day, because or dull trade,
The firm employs about 600 men.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. March 25.-The
Republican oonferecs OF the Nineteenth
congressional district met here to-day
and elected Charles II. Mullln, OF Cum
berlnnd county, and Samuel L. Johns, OF
Adams county, delegates to the national
Republican convention. Resolutions
were adopted endorsing Senator quay.
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HURON, S. u. March 25.-Thc Rcpub.
llcnn state convention to-day declared
FOR Mckinley for President and re-
affirmed the financial plank OF the Min
nclpnllg platform Of o.
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo-. March
%. Tho Sixth congressional Republican
convention, which met here to-day,
elected delegates 10 the ST. Louis con-
yontlon Instructed TO vote FOR Mckinley
nj ST. Louis as long as the voting con-
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C. Il. HART.
u, 8. q. PITZER,
]. b. FLOYD,
a. Il. WHITE, ~
w. NJ. o. DAWSON
Governor BrHilsy'' speech

Governor Brndley's speech.
Mr.. J. II. Gaines In introducing Gov
nradley, OF Kentucky, the principal or
ator Of tho occasion, made an eloquent
and appropriate speech. which was
heartily applauded. and the appearance
n, GOV, Bradley was the signal for a
sforr of cheering, which lasted several
''iTT THO Second regiment band. Of Hunt.
,rr+op, played "Old Kentucky Home,
ma when Gov. BHldley was able 10
,n1ke himself heard he alluded touch.
ingly 10 HIS reception. ana spoke OF
kentucky and West Virginia being slS-
Tor states. daughters OF the same
TrGthcr Hc predicted that the Ilepub-
it5.rs ii,n NJ Wcst virginia would win Il
riorious victory under tho Atkinson
banner. and spoke OF both this and his
o,yn atatc az having found the tri-
uyprbnl train Of progress now sweep
mo nyrr tho land. His speech was
,InIuont. forciblc, timely and well re-
crived and his prediction that what
W.gt Virglnln will do next fall VIII be
n plenty. called forth tumultuous ap-
plnJrc
gucsllon. that every dollnr should be
worth one hundred ccnta. and hts COM
piimcnts 20 Hon. y, u. scott WI"
acrvcd with him az a incmbcr OF the
national committee were highly hppre-
cIptod. aa was evidenced by IN" np-
plarHp that followed.
Governor Hrndlry's first political re-
fatnrcr was To- protection. He said thht
the X publican party was the party oi
protection It had protected the slave
and made him free man. u had pro-
lrctcd 'hc union and saved IL from de-
4trurt!Ou II had protected the consu-
tuition and preserved II from the az
H1ullH pf ltg enemies II had protected
the credit ~ the nation Mt home ard
abroad mud made ~ dollars ~ national
lR tho flag " hnd protected the Aineri-
can wprElnEmu nnd producer from
uuuprr labor of IA" uIl world. Hc thcE
brunrhed into discussion of the tariff
what we waut" Hild he 'is mrih
which, while Il enables the American
worl.lngmnn and producer to maintain
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The committee on resolutions made
the following report which was adopted
unanimously and enthusiastically:
The RESOLUTIONS,
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WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator
Quay introduced q bill to-day apprO-
priating $4,000 for q public building at
Washington. Pa
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lengthy discussion. At $3.50 2. m. s tns
senate went Into executive session Huu
soon afterward adjourned.
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WASHINGTON D. T., March %.
To e. D Elliott President, Charles
ton, IS Va
'irasr extend my cordial conErntula.
h'Hr and good wiRhos 10 the members
~ the league convention now In EDss-
Ion at Charleston, and say " them /
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Most Of the day In the senate was
rpcnt on the legislative appropriation
bill. which Is not yet complOtod, The
paragraphs substituting salaries Tor
fccs for United States district attorneys
nnd mnrahnls were agreed to after
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-07-19
WHO is kENELON LEWIS?
The Washington Times Tells of the
Honesty of Raleigh Man.

The government is paying the DE
! Soto and Bienville claims, some OF
which are held in North Carolina, and
in this connection the Washington
Times has the following to say OF the
honesty of a Raleigh man:
"Kenelon IL. Lewis, of Raleigh, n.
c., is now conspicuously placed before
the country as a man whose honesty
is beyond reproach, and his refusal to
twice accept liquidation of the same
account has already saved the Navy
Department some $4,000, although
So, 58507 may be lost beyond recovery"
The Times gives a two-column his
tory of the affair from which 1T APP
pears that the government book keep
ers are as liable to err as those of pri-
waite concerns. The claims had been
paid twenty years ago. Among other
things the Times gives this informa-
ton:
when nearly $500 had been paid
out on these claims, Mr.. William G..
Gulick, clerk in the Navy Depart
ment. one day received letter from
Kenelon II. Lewis, Of Raleigh, n. G."
one of the claimants, and a friend OF
his. the contents of which startled
him. and which, when communicated
by him to other officials in the Navy
Department, caused Il sensation anlong
them"