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JSTAIi'aSi'iK^~AU<!?TsT"a|7^ ^ tt'llBBUKO, W."ya!,' Q8T 2ft 18M. ^ TOI.UME XLII-K[IMJiEuT~
THE WILSON BILL
Passes the House by a Surprising
Blsr Majority.
FREE COINAGE MEETS WATERLO
All of the Ratio Propositions A:
Snowed Under.
II COULD NOT HAVE BEEN DOf
Ily (liu Democrats Aloiio? Uopubl
cttiu riuvo the l'ree Coinage Aiiiun
moill from Going Through?Ou
Thirteen Itcpublluans Voto with tl
Silver Cranks While a liuudrc
Democrats Vote That Way?Ou tl
Quo?tloa ot Itoponl Bovonty.foi
Democrats and Tweuty.l'our Ilopu
lioatiB Vuto Against?Honest Main
Republicans and Democrat* Vo
to lli'poal the $hcruiau Law?Tl
Minority 1110.
Illatory of the Day la ilrlef.
Blind's IB to 1 free coinage propoi
tion defeated.?Yoos 123: nuyi 225.
Tbo 17 to 1 fre? coinage uuiundme
defeated?Yoas 100; nuyB 240.
Tho 18 to 1 free coinage amendmc
releclod.?Yeas 102; naya 23U.
Tho 19 to 1 frao coinago nmenelmo
rejfitoil.?Yens 105; nays 237.
Tho 20 to 1 free coinauo araendmo
reloctod.?Youa 110; na"i 222.
Tho amondmonttore-. icttheBlan
Allison act defeated.?Yom I30j na,
212.
Tho Wilson repoal bill pasaod.?Ye
239; naya 110
Kor freo enlnntc M oipromed by tho Blnna 10
1 proposition?
Republicans
Democrat* i J
1'OpUlUtS ...M
Against?
Republicans 1
Democrat#.. 4
For repeal of tho Sherman law?
Republicans
Democruto
Agulust-?
Republicans
Democrats
1'opulUta
Washington*, D. O., August 28.?U
dor tho iinpreaalon that the ordorund
which tho homo hot boeu operating t!
past two weeks, so far as tho hoar
meeting was concerned, prevailed t
day, tho public gallorios of tho ball
the house of roprosontatlvos wero All
before 10 o'clock this morning, ai
many members wero in their aoats <
the floor at that hour. Tho surroun
iiy corridors and lobbioa of tho iio
wero also filled with a throng of peop
Mr. island, the leader of the free silv
forces, said tho eatimato of the an1
silver men of a majority of fifty again
any of tho Beveral eilvor propositloi
included within the order might be a
ceodod. He ndmittod defeat. The 1
lluences that have been brought to be
on the freo silver moo, ho said, bad b
their efleet, and ho should not be St
prised to see tho Wilson bill go throui
tho senate some day soon with little
no friction.
The leaders of the houso attract
tho usual amount of attention as th
came upon the floor. Mr. Reed car
in at 11:20, his form towering above i
his associates on tbe floor, and bei
particularly noticoaDlo because of 1
?u _* ir?i.__i? A-? u l,..
uib ui JVOUiuUKy vow euuvnuuu uy
doop rod lour-ln-hand scarf. Geuei
Tracey and Mr. Bland worn busily e
gagod in conference with their lieuto
ant), preparing for tlie decisive cou
of votos. Lnfe l'ence. the enthusiast
Populist from Colorado, earnestly i
lured Amos Cumminga, of Now \or
that the end was not yet, despite tl
apparent defeat of the advocates of fr
colnniro. Bourkn Cochran did not a
pour until after tliSBpoaker'a gavel fe
hut Messrs. Ilarter, Kaynor and To
L. Johnson, anti-silvoritoi, buzzed ai
boaiuod with anticipations of victory.
l'BAYKU COB WISDOM.
Whon the aponkor commanded ord
at 12 o'clock neatly every seat in t
hall was tilled, an unmistakable e
dence of tho general and individual i
tsrost in the matter in hand. Ghapla
liaddaway prayod briefly, and in
volco Inaudible at a distance of mo
than ton foot from tho dosk, for an <
poelal gift of wisdom nnd judgment
rightly sottlo tho groat question bofo
thu house. After tho roading of t
journal Mr. Woavor. of Now York, t
poured at tho bar of tho houso on t
arm of his colleague, General Traci
anil was sworn in by the sooaker.
Tho resolution contained in tho <
dor on thosllvor quostiou was report
by tho committeo.
Ronroioutativo Ualloy, of Arkano
nskod if in tho orent of all tho amoc
monts inoludod in tho ordor bel
dofoatcd, it would bo In ordor to p<
poso an additional amondmont g
mnno to tho subject.
Speaker Cri?p ropllod that ni
proaont advised, ho would answor n
that tho order providing oxlmustivi
>11 that tho houso may consider, 1:
that whon tho tlmo camo to forma
proaont tho quostlon tho goutlom
from Toxus might bo hoard.
Uopresontatlve McMillan, of Tonn<
"oo, doslrod to olTer an ntnendmc
proviulng for tho froo coinage of t
product of tho mines of tho Unit
ftstos, but Mr. Bland objeolod to ov
having It road,
tub votino aoainst rnxs coimaoc.
Tho Wilson bill having been rei
Mr. Uland (Democrat, Missouri),oflbi
"Is drat amendment?that of froo co
"go at tho ratio of 10 to 1, and it v
ilofoatod by a voto of yoas 1241 nay12
amid applaUso of tho antl-sllvor in
who reaelvod one more majority tU
thejr expcctod, The following Is 1
Uolalled voto :
.tyM-MlHn. Abbot, l)om? Tox
Altkon, Hon., Mich, i Aloxutidor, Dei
V 0. i Alien, Dein., Mils. I Arnc
Dom., Mo. | Ualloy, Dom., Texan Bik
}oo,, Kat.i llanklioad, Dim,, Al
?ll. Pop., Ool.| Hull, Dom., Tox
?<*, fern,, Ua. jlilnncliard, Unm., I.
jland, pom.. Mo. i Uuatnor, Dom., 1.
1Jo?ii, Ton,, Minn, | Bower, Dom., N. i
I iivrnrs, Hep,, Oal.| ttrauuii, Dom.,
;; 11'rots, Dom., Ind. i llrodorlck, He
Km.; llrooinihlro, Dein.. Ind.; Uryi
''"in., Noh. | IImiii, Dom., N.
I'liMios, Dom., Mo.) OsniliiotU, Do
"I. | Cannon, Hem., Cal.) Capelii
I'i'in., W. Va. | Clark, Dom., Mo. | Co
''era., Ala.; Coekroll, Dam. | Texas| (.
loan, Dem., Wyo. j Conn, Dam., Ind,
Ooapor, Doin., Texas; Cox, Dem.,Tonn,
Crtiwlord, Dera., N. 0.; Culberion
Dem., Toxas; Curtia, Rep., Kafl.; Davii
, l'op., Kn?.; DoArmond, Dem., Mo.
*' Denaon, Darn., Ala.; Dinsmore, Dom.
Arkumaa; Dookery, Dem., Ma.; Donovan,
Dem., Oliio; Doolittlo. Kap.,
OWaali. : Edmunds, Dem., Vu.; Ellii
Dem., ICy.; Euloe, Doin., Tenn.; Eplieo,
' Dem., Va.; Fillilan, Duin., IUiaoia
Funaton, Hep., Kauiaa; Fyan, Dem.,
re Mo.; Unary, Dam., Gala.; Goodnight
Dom., Ky.; Grady, Dem., N. 0.; Hall,
Dom., Mo.; Harris,Pop., Kanaas; Hart
man, Hop., Montana; llatcli, Dam.
ip Mo.; liouru, Dem., Mo.; Uendoraou
It Dem., N, (J.; llolman, Dem., Ind,
llookor, Dom., Mias.; Hudson, Pop.,
Ivnnona* TTnntn* Horn Tll!n/\la? Hiifnh.
inson, Dem., Toxaa; Jonea, Dotn., Va.
il- Kom, 1'op., Neb., ICilgore, Dam., Texas
ly Kyle, I)om., Mlaa.; Lane, Dem., Ilia.
Jjatlmor, X)em., S. 0.; Lawion, Dem,
10 (ia. , Loster, Dom., (ia.; LMngaton
ill Dem., Ga. j Lucas, Hep., 8. D. j Maddor
l Dom., (ia.; Maliulro, Dem., Cala.; Mar
edull, Dom., Va.; McDeriuon, Dom.
*1" Tenu.; MoKeighan, Pop., Nebraa
b. kn; McLaurio, Dora.. Soutli Carolina
McMillan, Dom., Tonn.; Mcttae, Dem.
Ark.; Meredith, Dem., Va.; Money
to Dem,, Miss.; Montgomery, Dom., Ky,
Morgan, Deui., Mo.; Moses, Dom., tia.
' Murray, Rep., South Carolina; McCul
loch, Dem., Va.; Nelll, Dem., Ark.
Mewlands, Pop., Nevada; OTorrell
Deni., Va.; I'ayntor, Dem., Ky.; Pence
al Pop.; Col.; PeUdleton, Dam.. Texan
l'lckler. Hop., 8, D.; l'oat, Hop., 111.
, Hichurdaon. Dom., Mlcb.; Richardson
Dem., Tenu.; Hobbioa, Dem., Ala.
, HoborUon, Dem., La.; Sayera, Dom.
Texaa; Sibley, Dom., Pennaylvanla
f Simpson, Pop., Kauaai; Stalling
Dom,, Ala.; Htockdala, Dem., Mlsa.
, Stono, Dom., Ky.; Strait, Dem., 8. C.
Swanson, Dom., Va.; Sweet, Rep., Idaho
, l'albort, Dem., 8. C.; Tariney, Dem.
"" Mo.; Tote,Dom.,Go.;Taylor,Dom.,Ind.
' Torry, Dem., Ark.; Turpin, Dem., Ala.
?? Tyler, Dent, Va.; Wlieelor, Dom., A In.
Whiting, Dom., Mioh.; Williams, Dom.
111.; Williams, Dim, Mils.; Wilion
, Rop.. Wash.; Woodard, Dem., N. C
Total 124, o( which 100 wora Democrat*
13 13 wero Republicans and 11 Popullats
? Nays?Mossrs. Adams, Hep., Ky.
Ahlnmnn. llnm.. W. Vtt. Aldrifth. Ttnn
ill 111.; Apsloy, Rep.. Mm j Avory, Rou.
IU Miclu; Babcock, Rqp., Wis.; Bakor
w Rop., N. II.; Baldwin. Dom., Minn,
ui ISarnes, Dem., Wis.; Barthold, Rep.
Mo. j Bartlott, Dom., N. Y.; Barwig
:'{ Dom,, Wis.; Boldeu, Rop., N. Y.; Bnltz
11 hoovor, Dom., I'o.; Borry, Dem., Ky.
Bingham, Rop., Pa.; Black, Deal., 111.
>1- Blair, Hep., N. H.; Boutelle, Rep., Me.
or Brattan, Dom., Ma.; Brawloy, Dem., fi
[l0 0.; Breckinridge, Dem., Ark.; Breckin
, ridgo, Com., Ky.; Brlckner, Dom
01 Wis.; Brosiua, Rop., 1'a.; Brawn, Doui.
a- Ind.; Burrows, Rop,, Mich.; Bynum
of Dom., Ind,; Cabaniss, Dom., tia.;Gad
j mm, Dom., N. J.; Caldwoll, Rep.. Ohio
Campbell, Dem., N. Y. j Caunon, Rep.
III.; Caruth, Dom., Ky.; Catchinga
in Doin,, Miss.; Cnusov, Dom., Dol.
(1- Chickerlng, ltop., N. Y.; Ohilda, Rop.
or 111. i Claucoy, Dom., N. Y.; Clarke
. Dom., Ala.; Cobb, Dom., Mo.; Cockran
Dom., N. Y.; Coggswell, Rep., Male.
?r Cowpton, Dem., Md.; Coouibi, Dein.
" N. V; Coopor, Dom., Fla.; Cooper
l8t Dem., Ind.; Coopor, Rop., \V1?.; Cor
aa niali, Dom., N. J.; Couains, Rop., Ia.
x" Covert, Dom., N. Y.; Crake, Dom.
Tax.; Cummings, Dem.. N. Y.; Curtis.
" Rop., N. Y.; Daliell, Rep., Pa.; Dan
nJ iela, Rep., N. Y.; Davey, Dem., La.; D
l'" forest, Dem., Conn.; Dingloy, Rop., Me.
Dolivor, Hop.. Ia.; Drapor, Rop., Mass.
or Dunn, Rop., N. J.; Dunphy, Dom., N
. Y.; Durborrow, Dom., 111.; Ellis, Rep.
0(1 Oro.; English, Dem., N . J.; Erdman
0>' Dom., Pa.; Everett, Dem., Mass.; Fel
n,? lows, Domr, N. Y.; Flolde', Dom., N
1,1 J.; Fitch, Dom., N. Y.; Fletcher, Rep.
n.K Minn.: Forman. Dom,, III.; Funk, Rep.
"B III.; Gardner, Hep., N. J.; Gear
? Hop., Ia.; Golssonhainor, Dem.
al N. J.; Gillott, Hop., N. Y.
n" Glllott, Hep., Miia?.; Uoldziot
n* Dom. Ills.; Uormnn, Ueui., Mich.
,, Gresham.Dom., Toxas ;Groavonor, Rep.
Oiilo; Grout, Hop., Vt.; Hager. Rep.
Iowa; llainor, Rep.,Nob.; Haines,Dem
* N. Y.; Hall, Pom., Minn.; Hammond
<0 Dom., Ind.; Hare, Dam., OhiojHsrraor
00 Hop., l'ouna.; Hartor, Dom., Ohio
P* Haughen, Hop., Wit.; Ilayoi, Dem.
Iowa; Holndor, Rop., Penno.; Hondei
in? Hon, Hop., Ills.jHendorson, Hep., Iowa
Hondrix, Dom., N. Y.; Hepburn, Hop.
Iowa; Herman, Hop., Oreuon; Hickf
Hep., Ponnn.; llilborn, Hep., Cala.
or Hinot, Dom., Penna ; Hltt, Hop., Ills.
[ a ltookor, Hop., N. Y.; Hopkins, Hep,
Ills.; Hopkins, Hop., Ponna.
Houck, Dom., Ohio; Houck, Dom,
,n K.y.; Hulick, Hep,, Ohio; Hull
? Hep., Iowa; Ikort, Hem., Ohio
. Johnson, Hep., Indiana; Johnson
... Hop., N. D.; Johnson, l)om., Ohio; Jov
'tBa Hod., Mo. ; Kioler, Hep., Minn.; Krlbbi
iro Dem., Penna.: Lacey, Hep , Iowa; Laf
lln ham, Dom., H. I.; Lnyton, Dom., Ohio
l.o fovro, Hop., N. Y.; Lilly, Hop., Pa.
Linton, Hop., Mich.: IJilo, Dom., Ky.
Lockwood, Doui,, N. Y.; Loud, Itep
'' Cala.; Loudonslagor, Hep., N. J.; Lynch
)r, Dom., Wis.; Magnor, Dom., N. Y.; Ms
?j lion, Hop., Ponna ; Mallory, Dem., Fla.
Marsh, Hop., Ills.; Martin, Dem., Indl
.. ana; Marvin, Hep., N. Y.; McAlooi
.V Dom., I'enna.; McOnll, Hep., Mass.
n_ McCloary, Hon., Minn.; McCrearj
ro. Dem., Ify,; MoCulloch, Dom., Ark.
... McDannold, Dom., Ills.; MoDowol
ltsp., Ponna.; McKttrick, Dom., Miss,
MrOann., Dom., Ills.; McKtlg, Dam.
... Md.; MoXagny., Dom., Indians
i' Melklo|ohn, Hon., Nob.; Morcei
Hop., Nob.; Moyor, Dem., La,
II Mlillkon, Hop., Malnoi Moon, Rep
Mich.; Morso, Rep,, Mass,; Mutchlei
Dom., Ponna.; Nortliway, Rop., Ohio
... O'Nell, Dom., .Mass.; O'Neill, Rop
Ponnn.; Outhwalto, Dein., Ohio; Palm
" l'ajohall, Dam.,Texas; Patterson,Dom.
'5 Tonn.; Payne, Hop., N. Y..; Pearson
? Doin., Ohio; l'ondleton, Dom., W. Vs.
on l'orklns, Hop., Iowa; Phillips, Rop
Ponna.; Plgot!, Dom., Conn.; Powori
Hop.. Vorinont; Price, Dom., Iowa
iid. Itandall, Hop., Mass.; liar, Hop., N. Y.
ad Huynor, Hep., Md.; Raoii, Hep., Maine
la- Hoilly, Dam., Ponun.; Hoyburn, Rep
ras I'enna; Richards, Dom,, Ohio; Rlohli
20, Dom., Ohlo| Hobinion, Hep., Ponna,
ion Itnsk, Doin., Md.; Russell, Hod., Conn
an HiihsoII. Doin., Ga.; Ryan, Dm, N, Y,
;lio Kchomnrhorn, Doin., N, Y.; Sorantei
Hop,, Prima.; Bottle, Hop., N. 0.18ha<
ns; Hon., Vis.; Shorman, Rop,, X. Y
in., Hloklos, Doin., N. Y.: Blpi
ild, Dom., Ponna.; Smith. Rop., lilt
or, Homers, Doiu., Wis.; Hnorr;
a. | Dem., Conn.; Bprlngor, Horn
as; 111.; Stephenson, Hop., Mloli
a.; Hievone, D?in., Mass. i 0. W. Stone, flop
a.; Ponn,; \V. A.Htons, llop., 1'onn,: Htoro
U.; Hop,, Ohio; Slronif, llif., Ohio; Talbot
N. Doiu.. Md, iTawnoy, Rep,, Minn,; Ta;
ip., Mr, Hop., Toiin.; '1 lioinns. Hop., Mlcli
mi, Traroy, Doin., X. V.; Tuckor, Dem., Va
U.| Turner. Dom., (In.; UpdoaralT. Hep
m? Iowa; Van Voorlils, llep,, N. Y.|Va
iri, Vonrliln, llop., Ohio; Wndsworth, Itep
lib, N, Y, I Walker, Hup., Mass.; Wauge
lot- llop,, ronn.t Warner, Doiu., X, Y
Washington, Dam., Tann.; Waugh. Kop.,
Indiana; Woadook, Dom., Mich.; Wells,
l)om., u'is.; Weaver, Hep., N. Y.;
White, Hep., Ohio; Wilson, Rep., Ohio;
Wilson, Deiu., W, V?.; Wiso, Dem.,
Va.; Wolverton, Dem., Penn.; Woomer,
Hop., Penn.; Wright, Rop., Muss.;
Wright, Hep., Penn. Total 22), of
which 111 were Republicans and 115
Democrats.
wilson hill passed.
Each of the ratio amendments were
then voted on in turn and each in torn
defeated bv varying majorities. The
Wilson act repealing the purchasing
clause of the Bherman law unconditionally
was thon put upon its passage with
the following result:
Yeas?Adams, Rep., Ky.; Aldorsou,
Dew., W. Va.; Aldrich, ltep., Ills.;
Apsley, Hep., Mass.; Avery, Rep.,
Mich.; Babcock, Rep., Wis.; Baker,
llep., N. II.; Baldwin, Dam., Minn.;
Bond, Deui., Wis.; Bartholdi, Rep.,
Mo., Bartlett, Dem., N. Y.; Barwlg,
Dew., Wis.; Belden, Hep., N.Y.; RelUhoover.
Dom.. Pa.: Berrv. Dnm.. Kv.:
' Bingham, Kep., Pa.: Black, Deui?
' Ga.; Black, Dom.. Ilk; Blair,
Hep., N. II.; Boutolio, Hop.,
lie.; Brattan, Dem., Mil.; Bramley,
Dem., B. 0.; Brockenridge, Dem., Ark.;
Breckenridgo, Dem., Ky.; Bretz, Dom.,
lnd.; ilricknor, Dem., Wis.; Brook hiro,
Dem., Ind.; BrosluB, Kep.. l'a.;
Brown, Dom., Ind.; Dunn. Dom., N.
~C. i Burrows, llep., Micli.; Bynam,
Dom., Ind.; Cabanisa, Dem., Ga.; Cadmus,
Deui., N. J.; Caldwell. Hop,
Ohio; Campbell, Dem., N. Y.; Cannon,
Dem., Oala.; Capeliart, Dom., W. Va.;
Caruth, Dom., Ky.; Catching", Dem.,
Miss.; Causey, Dem , Del.; Cbickeriug,
Dem., . N. Y.; Childs, Hep., Ills.;
Clancy,A Dem., N. Y.; Clarko, Dom..
Aln.; Cobb, Dem., Mo.; Cockran,
Dem., N. Y.; Cogswell, Hop., Mass.;
Compton, Dem., Mil.; Conn, Dom., Indiana!
Coombs, Dom., N. Y.; Cooper,
Dom., Fla.; Coopor, Dem., Indiana;
Cornish, Dom, N. J.; Cousins, Hep.,
Iowa; Covert, Dom., N. Y.; Oram, Dom.,
Texas; Cum mines, Dem., N. Y.; Curtis,
Rep, N. Y.j Dalzoll, Hep., Penn.;
Daniels, Rep., N. Y.; Davoy.Dom., La.;
Deforest; Dem., Conn.; Dlngley, Rop.,
Mo. I Dolliver, Hep., Iowa; Donovan,
Dom., Obio) Doolittle, Hop., Wash.;
Draper, Rep., Mass.; Dunn, Dem., N. J.;
Dunphy, Dam., N. Y.; Durborrow,
Dem., Ilia); Kdmunds, Deiu., Va.;
English, Deui., N. J.; Krdinan, Dem.,
Penn.; Evorott, Dem., Mass.; Fellows,
Dem., N. Y.; Fielder, Dem., N. J.;
Fitoh. Dem., N. Y.; Fletcher. Hop.,
Minn. :Forman, Rop., Ills.;Funk,Hep.,
Ills.; Gardner, Rep., N. J.; Gear, Hop.,
lowar weary, iJem., calit.; ueislioimor,
Dom., N. J.; Gillet, Kop.. N. Y.; Gills
tt, Hop., Mais.; Goldzier Dom., Ills.;
Gorman, Dom., Mich ; Gresham. Dem.,
Tex.; Groivonor, Itep., Ohio; Grou'.,
Kep., Vt.j Haines, Dom., Now York;
Hall, Dom., Minn.; Hammond, Dora.,
Ind.; Hare, Dem., Ohioi Hnrmor, I? .,
1'a ; flarter, Dem., Ohio; Ilangen, Itep.,
Wis.; Uayoi, Dom., Iu.; Iloinor, Itep.,
Pa.; Henderson, Hep., 111.; Henderson,
Rop, la.; Iiendrlx, Dem., N. Y.; Hiolcs,
Kep., Fa.; llinos, Dem., Pa.; Ilitt, Kep.,
Ill,i Holman, Dem., Ind.; Hooker,
Sep., N. Y.;Hopkins, Rep., 111.; Houk,
I)om? Ohio; Ilouk, Rop., Toun.; Hnlick.
Rep., Ohio; Hull, Kop., Ia,; Huntor,
Dem., HI.; Johnson, Kop.; Ind.;
Johnson, liep., N. D.; Johnson, Dem.,
0.; Joy, Rep.,Mo.; Koifor, Hep., Minn.;
Kribbs, Dem., Ponnx; I,acy, Rep.
Iowa.; I^pham, Dem., 11. I.; Lawson,
Dem., Ga.; Lnyton, Dem., Ohio; Le(evre,
Rop., N. Y.; Jester, Dem., Ga.;
Lilly, Rop., l'onna.; Linton, Itep.,
Mich.; Lisle, Dem., Ky.; Lock wood,
Dem., It. Y.j Loudenslaeor, Hop., N. J.;
Lynch, Dem., Wis.; Manner, Dem., N.
Y.; Mahon, Rep., l'ennn.; Marshal,
Dem., Va.; Martin, Dom., Ind.; Marvin,
n xr \r . .
iycjj., xi* JL ., mi;nicot| i^uiu., it-uuu. ,
' McCall, Rep., Mass.; McCloar, Rep.,
Minn.; McCreary, Dem., Ky. j MnDonaid,
l)em., Ills.; McDowell, Hop., Penna;
' McEltrick, Dem., Mass,; McGann,
' Dem., Ilia.; McKalg, Dam., Md.; Me'
Milhu, Dem, Tonn.; McNagnv, Dom.,
' Ind.; Merce-, Rop., Nob.; Morodith,
Dem., Va.; Meyer, Dem. La.: Milliken,
' Rep., Me.; Montgomery, Dom., Ky.;
'. Moon, Rop., Mich.; Mono, Hop., Mnss.;
' Mutchlor, Dem., Pa.; Nortliwav, Rop.,
! Ohio; Oaten, Dom., Ala.; O'Korrall,
. Dom., Va.; O'Neil, Dom., Mass.; O'Neill,
' Rep., Pa.; Outhwaite, Dem., Ohio:
Paigo, Dom., It. I.; Paschal, Dom.,
! Texaa; Patterson, Dem,, Tonn.; Payne,
! Rop., N. Y.; Paynter Dom., Ky.;
' Ponraon, Horn., Ohio -, Pendleton, Dom.,
'. Texas;Pendleton. Dem., W, Va.; Perlclns,
Hep . Iowa; Phillips, Rop., Pa.;
I Plfgott, Dom., Oonn.; Post, Rop., III.;
Powors, Hop,, Vt.; Price, Dem., La.;
i. Randall, Rop., Mass.; Ray, Ron.,
N. Y.; llnynor, Dom., Md.;
Roed, Rop., Mo.; Rollly, Dom., Pa.;
Roybaru, Rep.. Pn.; Richards, Dom.,
i; Ohio; Richardson, Dom., Mich.;
; Rltchio, Dom., Ohio; Robinson, Rop.,
Pn.; Husk, Dom., Md.; Rassoll, Rop.,
Conn.; Ryan, Dom., N. Y.; Scliermeri
horn, Dom., N. Y.; Hcranton, Rop., l'a.;
i. Buttles, Rep., N. C. j Shaw, Rep., Wis.;
Sliormnn, Hop., N. Y.; Sickles, Dom.,
i- N. Y.j Blpe, Dom., Pa.; Somorj, Dom.,
r, Wis.; Sporrv, Dem., Oonn.; Springer,
Dom., Illi,; Stophenson, Hop., Mich.;
r, Stophons, Dom., Moss.; Charles W,
. Stono, Rep., Pa.; William A. Stone,
|, Rop., Pa.; Stone, Dem., Ky.; Storey,
; Rep., Ohio; Strong, Rop., Ohio: Swan,,
son, Dem,,Va.; Talbot,Dem,,Md,;Taw.
ij noy, Rep., Minn.; Taylor, Dom., Ind.;
r, Thomas, Rop., Mich.; Tracoy, Dom., N,
Y.j Tucker, Dom.. Va.; Turnor, Dein.,
Ga.; Turpln, Doin., Ala.; Tylor, Dom.,
r, Va.; Updogral, Rop., Iowa; VanVoori>
his, Rop., N. Y.j 0. Van Voorhls, Rep,,
., Ohio; Wadsworth, Rop., N. Y.; Walkor,
i, Hop., Mats.; Wagner. Rei>? Pouno.:
,, Warnor, Dom.. K. Y.J Washington,
i Dom., Tonn.; waugh, Hop., Ind. j won;
dook, Dom., Mloh.; Wells, Dom,, Wis.;
, Wobor, Hop., N. Y.j Whooler, Rep.,
i, III.; Whlto, Hop.,Ohio; Whlttng, Dom.,
, Mich.; Wilson. Hep., Ohio; Wilson,
Dom., W. Va.j Wise, Dom., Va.j Woai;
verton, Dom., l'onna.; Woomer, Rop.,
l'onna.j Wri||ht. Rep., Mlu.j Wright
9, Rep., l'enna.?Total 240, ol which W
,; wore Hopublii-uns and 141 wero Doino
,; crata.
,j Navi?Abbot. Dom., Toxai; Altkon,
i, Hoi)., Mloh.; Alexander, Dom., N. 0.
r, Allen, Dem., Mlsi.; Arnold, Dom., Mo.
,; llnlley, Dem., Toxai; linker, Pop.
it, Kansas; Bankhoadi Dem., Ala.; lloll
,; Pop., Colo.; lloll, Dom., Tex.; Blanch.
f, ard, Dom., La.; Ulnud, Dom.
,, Mo.) Boatner, Dom., L%; lloon
,, Top., Minn,; Bowers, Dom., N. 0
,, llowors, Hop., Cala.; Branoh, Dom.
r, N. 0,; llroderlok, Hep., Ka?,
t, llryan, Dom., Nob, j Burnos, Dein,, Mo.
Caiuinottl, Dom., Cain.; Cannon, Hop.
.; Ilia.; Clark, Dem., Mo.j Cobb, Dom.
,j Ala.; Oonkrell, Doiu., Texas; Cofloii
1.1 Dom,, Wyo,;Ooopor. l)eni.,Toxn?| On*
n Dom., Tonn.; Crawford, Dein., N. C.
i., Culbortson, Dein., Tex.; Curtis, Hep.
r, Kansas; Davis, Pop., K?s.| Donrmoml
, | Dem,, Mo,, Donson, Dem., Ala. | Dins
more, Dom., Ark.; Dockery, Dom.,
Mo.; Kllis, Dem., Kentucky; Kllia,
Hop., Oregon; Knlon, Dom., Tonn.;
Epos, Dom.; Vn.; Fitliiau, Dam., 111.;
Funaton. Hep., Kan.; t'ynn, Dom., Uo.;
Goodnight, Dom., Ky.; Grady, Dem.,
N. 0.; linger, Hep., In,; Hulnor, Hep.,
Nob.; llalT, Dein., Mo.; Harris, Pop.,
Kan.; Hartiuan, Ken., Mont; llatch.,
Dem., Mo.; Hoard, Dem., Mo.; Henderson,
Dem., N. 0.; Hepburn, Hep., la.;
Hermann, Hep., Ore.; lfilbern, Hop.,
Oal.; Hooker, Dom., Miss.; llonkins,
Rop., Pa.; Hudson, Pop. Kan,; Hntclieson,
Dem., Tex.; Ikert, Dem., Ohio;
Jonos, Dein., Va.; Kora, Pop., Nob.;
Kilgore, Dem., Texas; Kyle, Dem.,
AfSan . f nna Horn Ilia [.ntimnp
bom., B. 6.; Livingston, bom., (in.;
Loud, Rop., Cala.; Lucas, Rap., 6. D.;
Maddox, J Jem.. Go.; McGuiro, Dem.,
Cala.; Mallory, Doin,, Fla,; Alarah,
Rep., Ills.; MoOulloch, Doui., Ark.;
McDenrmon, Dom., Tonn.; MoKoighan,
Pop., Neb.; McLaurin, Dem., H. 0.;
McRae, Dom., Ark.; Meiklejohu, Rop.;
Nebraska; Money, Dem., Mississippi;
Morgan, Dem., Missouri;
Moses, Dom., Ga.; Murray, Rop., B. 0.;
Noil!, Dem., Ark.; Nowiands, l'op.,
Nov., l'onco, Pop., Colo.; Pickior, Hop.,
S. D.; Richardson, Dnm., Tonn.; Robbins,
Dem., Ala.; Roborlson, Dom.,
La.; Sayros, Dem., To*.; Hibloy, Dom.,
Ponno.; Simpson, Pop., Kas.; Bmitii,
Rop., Ills.; Snodgrass, Dom.,
Tonn.; Staling*, Dem., Ala.;
Btockdalo Dem., Miss.; Strait,
Dem., 8. 0.; Sweet, Rop.,
Talbert, Dom., B. C.; Taranoy, Dom.,
Mo ; Tato, Dom., Ga.; Taylor, Rep..
Tonn.; Terry, Dom.; Ark.; Wheeler,
Dem., Ala.; Williams, Dem., Ills.;
Williams, Dem., Miss.; Wilson, Rep.,
Waahn.; Woodward,''Dom.,N. C. Total
' 110, of which 24 wero Republicans, 74
wero Democrata, and 12 were Populists.
Among the members who stood (or
silvor under tho Bland-Allison act,
but who finally votod for unconditional
repoal. wero: Aldorson, Dom.,
W. Va,; Donovan, Dem., Ohio; Holman,
Dom., Ind.; Oatos, Dem., Ala.;
0'1'errall, Dom., Va.; Ritchie; Dom.,
Ohio; Bwanson, Dom., Va.; Tucker,
Dom.. Va.
*i_
iUt. UUICIIUIKO, vouii) Kitan.f ^niu mwtico
that ho would ask tho liousu to consider
the rulos to-inorrow, and then the
bouso adjournod.
lu tlie Satiate.
Wjlsuinoton, D. C., August 28.?Tho
sonato to-day, by a vote of 32 to 20,
docidod that Mr. Mantle, of Montann,
and Mr. Allon, of Washington, aro not
ontitlod to scats, and that a governor of
aBtatohasnnt tho right to appoint n
senator to fill a vacancy causod by tho
expiration of a regular torm, not happening
by roelgnaii.M or otherwise.
Tho house bill to ropoal the Shorman
act was laid boforo the sonato nnd referred
to the cowmittoo on finance, Mr.
Voorheos, chairman of that committee,
announcing therd would bo prompt
adtion by tbe comniitteo to-uiorrow.
Tho bill allowing tho national banks
to incroaso their circulation up to
their par value of tho bonds deposited
by them, was takon up, tho quostion
being ou the amendment ofTored.,by.
Mr. Oockrell for tho redemption of
. such two per cont bonds a? may bo
. made, and tho payment therofor in a
; new issue of treasury notes. The voto
was takon without tho discussion being
ronowed and the amendment was re1jeetod.
Yeas 23; nays 29.
Mr. Oockroll then offered an amendment
authorising tho iioldor of any
Unitod States bonds to doposit and to
rccelvo in oxchnttgo local tondor notes
oqual to tho face value of tlio bond.
; The bonds are to bo hold in tho treasury
subject to redemption in tho same
amount of legal tendor notes, which are
tlion to be destroyed. No interest is to
be paid on tho bonds whilo thoy are
' hold in tho treasury, bui whon thoy aro
. agnin withdrawn tho intorost is to bo
; . paid, Iohh 1} per cent per annum.
Mr. Voorhoos, chairman of the coin.
mittee on flnarice, advised the frionds
of tho bill to voto down all amendments,
and said that to-morrow tho
senate would bo ongagod in other business,
and thou this bill, a9 a minor
featuro of tho extraordinary sossion,
would bave to lako a subordinate place,
and give way to tho great and major
proposition that had brought Congress
togethor. He intondod that tho country
should understand that he crossed
tho national bank bill and asked a voto
upon it, and doplorod tho 'delay that
had taken placo. If it foil, its fall
, should not bo luid at his dor r.
Wires Work llncll).
The rain storm, which is gonoral east
! of Wheeling, has played havoc with tho
; tolograph wires. In consoquonco tho
; night reports from Washington and
otlior oastorn cities aro moagro. This
; accounts for tho lack of dotails of tho
; proceedings of tho house.
l)ntin of Hiise-Coliuru's Funeral.
I'otsdam, August 28.?The funeral of
Duko Ernst of Saxo-Coburg-Gothii took
1 placo to-day attonded by duo pomp and
[ ceremony. A largo unmbor of
royal personages woro In tho procession,
which was lod by the
now duko of Snxo-Coburg-Gotho, (tho
I duko of Hdinburg,) tho princo ot Walos,
the duko of Connaught and l'rinoo
Alfred, son of tho duko of Saxo-Ooburg.
Thecofflnj which wascoverod with a pur1
pie velvet pall, was convoyed from tho
castlo to tho lioarso by twslvo soldiers.
Mix Drowitml.
' Nbw Yoiik, August 28.?Goorgc 1'.
Wlthorboo, of Port Henry, and tlx
> young companions who woro sailing on
1 Wlthorboo yacht tho Alpha were
1 capl/.ed in Lake Ghatnplalu at 11 o'clock
1 to-day. Witherbeo and live of tho hoys
| woro drowned.
' Now Trim Ileruioil.
SrniNOKiBLO, III*., August 28.?Judgo
Allan, United States district court, to,
day ovorrulod the motion by defendant
> for a now trial In tho celebrated pension
> case of Daniel Jlcnton-Newby. A
< motion for arrest of judgment was
> made.
Tim Hlxtooutli Victim.
Loso IsiakoCity, N. V., August 28.?
' August Jaoobion, tho sixteenth victim
| of tho fiong Island wreck, died to-day.
! Of the sixteen Injured flvu arn In a
, very oritluul condition and may die any
i hour.
N'Ktftil lijriM'lit'il#
; I/iuiMit.ut, Ivy., Awiuit 28.?Leonard
, Taylor, a negro, was Ivnchud this morn,
Ing about 2 o'clock at New Cuitle,
Henry county, Kentucky.
TERRIBLE CYCLONE.
A Fearful Report That Comes
From Georgia.
FORTY LIVES SHIP TO BE LOST
And Ton Million Dolluru Damnco
Doiiu ut buvaiimili ami Vicinity.
Tho Wlroa Down ami No Details
Can bo IjOurnt-'tl-.A Iluiitiml Houses
lliown Down at Ucarnersvillo, North
Carolina.
New Yohk, Ausuit 20.?A Louiaville
special to a morning paper a ay a:
"Forty persona are reported killed by
a cyclouo at Savannah, tia. $10,000,000
damaKO iloao.
No more uewa can be obtained bore.
The wiros aro down and no details bavo
arrived up to midnight.
. A special from Iialoigl, N. 0.,
also nays: Tiio town of Kornorsvilio
was struck by a frightful
cyclono to-day. Onn hundred housos
woro blown down. Four persona woro
kiliod outright and many injured.
The wiros are almost useless, but
meagre details of great loss of life and
property como from Brunswick, further
south along the const.
later?3:30 a. sr.
Savannah, Ga., August 20.?A liurrlcano
struck Savannah. The wind
blew fifty-four miles au hour duiing
the day. Sunday night at 7 o'clock it
roached sovonty milos an hour.
Sovontoon lives woro lost on the rivor,
Hutchinson Island and Tyboe. It
is bolioved that there woro many more
kiliod. No details to-night.
Eleven veaaols are oshoro in Savannah
harbor, oight boing barkj, ono
schooner, ono stoainbont and ono oyster
boat. Six vessels woro wreekod
ntitauln thn hnrhor. Their names are
unknown.
Moms INOENUIA11Y FIRKS.,
A Stuubonvllle Soup Factory lllltl n Dynollii)K
Doslroyud.
Ste uiienville, 0., August 28?Bullock's
soap factory was sot utiro lust
night and dostroyod. Whilo tho Qru
was In progress ox-Mayor llrashoar arrostod
a man namod Gcorgo Watkins,
who wns acting suspiciously, but lio
was released to-day. It suoms that
Watkins was trying to see his wifo, who
iivos with bis father-in-law, John Snydor,
and, as lio is not niiowod nonr tho
house, he was trying to attract her attention,
and was in the alloy near tho
soap factory whon tho tiro broko out.
A man liaiuod Thompson, on tho
Castner plnco 011 Island crook, went
homo intoxicated Saturday night and
sot tiro to tho house, which was burned,
wiLh all its contents. His wife ami
oight ebildron wore rendered homoless.
A barn belonging to Oonjainin Coo,
noar NVintorsvillo, was struck by lightning
Saturday night during tho storm,
hut tho bolt, which wont through thu
hay, did uotsot it on liro.
Til 10 MINTS TO START
To Coining tlio Gold llulllon tit Phllutlelptila
mid Sun FriincUno.
Washington, D. C,, August 26.?Socrotary
Carlialo lias ordered Hint tlio
United Slutoa mints ut Philadelphia
and Ban Francisco be fully manned and
tlio. full capacity of botli mints be
utilized in tlio coining of gold bullion.
Tlio treasury department possesses
from 85 to UO millions gold bullion
wliicli is a part of tlio gold reserve of
$100,000,000. Gold bars can not
bo used as curroncy so it has
been docidod, in tlio present neod to
coin tlio bullion on hand.
Whon Secretary Carlisle was informed
of tho result of the vote in tlio
kouso on the Wilson bill lie said that
lie was very mucii gratified and felt
that it would do rauclj to restore public
confidence. ^
OUIJIAOUOUS CONDUCT
or ? Gang or Touch* ut a Colored Camp
Mooting.
Portsmouth, 0? August 28.?Tho
colorod camp meeting ut I'ooblos, O.,
was nearly broken up by a party of uuknown
miscreants, who hurled rotton
oggs upon tho assomblod throng, Kov.
Asa Johnson, of Point Pleasant, W. Va.,
wis literally covorod with a coat ol
spoilod yolks. Joe ltoll, of this city,
actually caught ono of tlio egg] In hit
mouth just as ho had oponed it to ifay
"Anion. Th(jlirotliors and sisturs as
whole prcsonlaft it sickening tight utter
tho lusilado. Tlio rascals, in addition to
ogglng tho prayiuir multitude, shaved
tho tails from tlio buggy nags hitched
round about.
AMKONAIIT HURT.
Mlrlinoli lllor<lt?n U DunIioiI AgnlUHt u
lliilldlng In I'norlti.
Pkoiiia, lit., Anguit 24.?Michael
Hlordan, an aoronaut, was seriously iniurod
wlillo deoondlng with a parnchuto
from a balloon ascension, lie had gonu
up from Central Park In tlio presonco
oi a large crowd and when ho dropped
with tho nitraoliiito ho was soon to bo
having oonsldorablo troublo on acoai'tU
nl tho strong wind. Justin ho nourod
thn oartli a suddou gust drove him up
against tlio street oar barns and looted
Ills hold on the narachiilo, Ho foil to
tlio brick sidewalk and broko his shoulder
and a rib, busldo receiving Internal
Injuries. ,
Tim I'roslilviil Tnhm n Hall.
Human'* Hay, Mass,, August 2S.?
Tho douse log which lias hung over this
locality to.dny.dld not Intorfsro In tho
Innst with tlio Pranldnnt's plan. In comnnny
with Mr. Benedict and Mr, Clark
l)iivis, of Philadelphia, tho l'rosldont
left (nr the Billing grounds soon nllor
bri'iikftit. To-day I trip is tlio Init for
tlio l'roildont this suMOIl. Tlio Clovolands
entorlalnod their gueits at dinner
this ovonlng.
IlOUllHUB AljllOAD.
' An Attempt Alleged to llnve Ueeu Made
I to Hold Up a Truliu
I Sptcial Ditpalch to the IiiUUiyenccr.
llUNTINtiTO.V, W. V.\., August 28,?A
report is current to-night that an attempt
was inado at an eurly.hour this
morning to rob the mail and oxpreii
cars connected with the |Ohio River
train that leaves here at 5:15 a. m.
There has been a crowd of bad peopls
in the city,for a day or tno who have
attampteJ to hold up partios in various
parts of tho city and they are supposed
to be tho same men. Tbe
police ara making a thorough search
tor thorn.
Mnnmngtim Vote* fur Water Works*
fecial Diipatch to Utt hiUiUjuuxr.
Manxinqtok, W. Va., August 28.?
A voto was takon to-day on tho water
works question, and, as anticipated in
these dispatches some days ago, but
I little opposition was manifested. The
question carried by a voto of seventylivu
to tuven. Honda to the amount of
flvo thousand dollars are authorized to
be issued.
m .
THE NATIONAL GAME,
FUUburcliors Art) Uuppy Now?Tlielv
Tl'uiu Won Yttiturdny.
Buckonbergor'u boys havo recovered
their grip, so to speak, and yesterday
defeated Now York ia a pretty game;
Ruslo in the box for tho Gotbauitei.
Oiovelond lost n bard game to the
champion Bostons. Cincinnati continues
to win. Brooklyn is drawing up
ou Now York in the race.
Standing of the ClubN.
W. L l\ rt.| W. L. P. flt
nostoii 72 81 .699 ainolnnatl.. 40 62 .185 ,
l'tlUliur|!U., til 42 .602 Itultiuioru.H. 47 50 .460 \
I'hll'd'lphlaSO 43 ,678 St. Loultt 4tl 57 . 447
Cleveland.... 61 45 .646 Chicago 42 61 .40*
Now Yo(k... 63 48 .525 LouUtIIIo... 30 60 .400
hrooklya... 62 60 .510| Washington 30 67 .360
BASE BALL YESTKIIOAY.
I'ittMburgh I'lnyat in (ironi Luck in the New
York ftuiuo.
Nkw York, August 28.?Pittsburgh
played in groat luck to-day and won ?
I game from Now York. A superb catch
I by Donovan in tho last inning and an
apparent homo run drive from Connor
suvod his sida from defeat. Score:
IVlWYOKK II. It. I'. A. E PITTHIIUIlOII. ft. H. I'. A. B
Stafford, cf 12 10 0 vaaH'n.cL 0 2 100
Ward, 2b... 0 0 3 4 1 Donovan, r. 1 1 4 0 0
Tiernan. rf 1 1 0 u 0 Heckler, L. 0 1 11 0 0
Davis, 3b... 0 2 0 1 0 GlaaHO'k.W- 0 118 0
j Connor. 1.. o o 12 l o Smith, ir l o l o o
Million, a 0 0 I 2 0 Lyons. 3b... 0 0 2 3 0
liutko, If... 0 0 3 0 0 lilcrbuu'r.'i. 1118 0
1 Knllor?M... 0 o 2 3 o Karlc, o....... o 2 0 0 l
Huslc, u.... 0 0 110 Kllloti| p.... 0 0 0 0 0
IMIIU - O M ij i| v w. - ?
Now York 0 010000(10 1? 2
riltsbnrgu 0 21000000 0-3
Earnod runs, Now York 2. Loft on
bosos, Pittaburtrh 3; Now York 3. First
baso on errors, Pittsburgh 1. First bate
on balls, otf Kuslo 5. Struck out, by
Killeu 1; liusio3. Two buso hits, Tiernan.
Hacrilice hits, Lyons, Ward, Tiernan,
Connor. Umpire, Iiormig. Tims,
1:50. Attendance, 2,500.
Washington, D. O.?Washington, 6j
St. Louis, 3 (thirteen innings). Hits,
13 nnd 15. Errors, I) and 5. Earnod
runs, 3 and 1. Pitchers, Maul and
Gloaeon. Catchers, O'Kourko and Peits.
Umpire, HcQuaid.
Pliiiadoiphia?Philadelphia 14; Louisvitlo
3. Hits, 18 and 8. Errors, 2 and
2. Earned runs, Philadelphia 0; I^uisvillo
2. Pitchors, Carsey and Kilroy.
Catchers, Clemonts and Weavor. Urn
piro, Hurst. Time, two Hours.
Boston?Boston 4, Cleveland 3. Hits,
7 mul 10. Errors, 1 and 6. Earned, 2
and 2. Pitcliors, Nichols and Hastings.
Catcbors, Bennett, Morritt and O'Connor.
Umpiro, Lynch.
Bkookly.v, N. Y.?Brooklyn 3,
Chicago. 1. Hits 4 and 4. Errors 1
and f.' l'itchers, Stoin and McGllL
Umpiro, Sheridan.
Baltimore?Baltimore 2, Cincinnati
3. Pitchors,, Bnkor and Dwyor. Errors,
4 and 1. Earned, Baltimore 2, Cincinnati
1. Umuiro, Emslio.
SENATOR MORGAN'S VOTE,
IIo Bays the ISoring Sua DccUlon Doe*
Juktlcu tu All Purtloi.
New Yobk, August 23.?Senator Morgan,
who wag ono of (ho roprosentalives
of tho United Ktatoa in the Boring
Sea arbitration, was a piusengor on the
American linor New York, which arrived
yeatordny. Ilo was accom nanied
by Mra. Morgan and their daughtors.
The Bonntor oxpreseod himaelf a>
pleaied with tho outcome of the arbitration,
and snid emphatically that no
othor decision thnn that could have
boon given and full justlcn done. He
votod for tho dociaion fueling that the
United States was gotting her duel. "I
would vote the aanin way to-morrow,"
aald tho senator, smilingly.
When naked his views on tho financial
situation ho romarlcod: "I've already
boon quotod and ijueationnd on tho subject,
and my vlnna are woll known. I
am a silver man from top to bottom, but
I do not now believe in tho Sherman
monniro. 1 votod 011 that bill, but
wouid not do it ogaln. I now favor lti
ropnnl."
Among thu sonntor's fellow passengers
woro Julia Marlowo, tho actress,
tiio Hon. J. A. Chaplau, lieutenant governor
of Qtluhou; Mrs. Chaplau, John
Roberts, the champion Knglish billiard
playor: J. II. Sohollold, tho Knglish bicycle
riilor; tho Hon. K. II. Terroll, the
lion. 8. It Ttiayor, and soventy memliora
of Henry Irvlng's theatrics]
1 roups under tho cbargo ol Ilram
Stoker.
Tim Usual lluilllt.
Amacomiia, Mont., August 29.?In attempting
to cross tho railroad track
nhoad of a frolght train Jack Dougherty
nnd l'otor llntnmell were run over and
killed. Doth woro horribly mangled,
Ktaamililp Movement*.
Nf.w Yonic, August 28.?Arrived,
Hpnarodain, Ituttordam j Alaska, Liverpool,
Qukmmowm, August 28,?Arrlvod,
Lord Uough, riiilndolphla. '
IIavmb. August 28,?Arrlvod, La Nop
mandio, Now York.
Giasuow. August 28.?Arrlvod, State
of Oulllornla, New York,
'\Vi?iitlmr PnritnnH forTo?dity.
For Wdtorii IVnn^jrlrnriU, Went Virginia
iiii'l Ohio, tioriliMauirly wtudi with ruin, bftckItm
to iM?rfli\v<sntorly. followed Tueiduy night
by cooler. fair wother.
TIIK TKMI'KRATIJMI YWTf.mT,
m Mrniihod hr 0, sciiwrrr, drujuutt oornor
Mnrkritnnd Pourtootith urtxiu.
7 a. in U | n p. tn Ml
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