Show NE wa OF A DAY 6 I 1 of coll c I 1 ilard at it F V 0 NT in the labor and greenback I 1 conventions 0 t DASHED ON THE rocksy tile had breaks over I 1 SLAVERY ABOLISHED IN BRAZIL I 1 I 1 henry georges legacy edison I 1 loses ilia case boulanger in paris the sick emperor hedern wedern alsid aress to tog STANDARD THE SENATE J thirty eight bills rass through the hopper at one sitting brav lo 10 the proceeded to the consideration of the senate bill a foi the purpose P 0 ma king final surveys and estimates for and of the work of construction of a boat iha ay either in 0 11 1 to e 0 nd regon a obstructions to nav apiou in the olum ia river a attlio belelo alls after remarks y senators Il itchell and dolph tho fiill caf sed the following bills bill increasing the limit of the abst of the public building at sacramento cal to and appropriating additional alouse bill relating to crimes against the postoffice Post office department AS to postal orders second class matter ob seene or offensive poo tat cards and envelopes etc with amendments senate allf for til a sen tation of badges to the office prod a greeley relief expedition senate bill fixing pensions for the loss of one eye or the eight th it 16 a ninth and for the loss of both eyes serial bir to authorize leasing school and hersity lands in wy hyning senate bill allowing aid to tate homes for diga abbed soldiers at tho rate of a year for each disable I 1 soldier and sailor maintained there and a p pro r for that purpose E t ill tco nf brevet t 10 ED an army officers 8 t by cherole action r in than warfare I 1 passed thirty eight bills the senate proceeded to executive busl ness and soon adjourned I 1 THE HOUSE A cold day for the hills bill it finds I 1 few friends IV i may 16 the house went into committee of the aholo on the tariff bill bakeri of now york spoke against the bill ile wished to give an lesson and produced three pairs of stockings displaying the colors of the american flat which were manufactured in rochester ile presented the stock idge to the gentle 7 man from texas anly with 91 that he send onesto the president the ones to tile aker and keep dib blue ones him IM na typical of his own feel at the end 0 the session v lien he amield the lefeat af his ile predicted on th eMills bill that an increased republican ma bority in i his be given for the to publican candidate eandi date forthe Pre y provided lie steered blear of albiter 1 tive divines laughter bound of regarded the mille bill as a long stride in the direction of free trade and the inauguration of a tariff policy which must eventually prote ruinous and dis in which his people were largely interested I 1 a of new boik said nearly haf orthe manufacturers of the bouti try whose interests were placemat pla cedat hazard bathis bill Democrats I 1 e had let to r a from the most bounced democrats in his district protesting against many features of the me asure these men had come to washington had had a partisan door shut in their faces and had gone home like ali disappointed men with revenge in their hearts there were revising committees in all labor which would pass upon tile merits of this bill ancl the labor aug fug men would deca its fate at the ballot box bayne penn a alvania vania critics zed the president for not having permitted the house abr formulate a bill for the revision of the tariff 0 other president in any of tha emergency country had sent to the J alonse a mes and policy on an economic estion the president had not oni fuestion au one that but it was said that through the influence of the democratic nominations in various districts had been controlled in the interest of a free trade policy dome brats of good standing and influence looked laders of the party had been deas nied the benedita bene fita of patronage boen denied acress to t be presidents coun ails and were being driven by e very means at the command of the administration from ilia ranks of tha dome I 1 bratic party it had even been assert ad that measure si nv pub lic Interests had been tive sanction because of the attitude atti tudo of certain representatives in congress on the estion I 1 of revision and it lind veen shown that the tion hadro warded a pen n 0 for having espoused tile cause of the mills bill on the floor of tho house applause pre 3 ident cleveland had been elected on 0 strad adli plat forin which mea nt protection in we yr N ork and free trade in the south IN 1 it fair play that a areal dent cleato d lion u straddling platform should influence the I 1 louse in favor of free trade laird that the I 1 us lilicy of the administration b lur of u the farin of hr ar X veather the origin of that ciol cy v ance indifference or mend i ty its culmination had its the farmers millions to their interest charged on loans ile dinelt u trio dingers from thibup xon I 1 announced desoto atack it at both ends by paya ng tit p J apt debts of the govern me at aih I 1 i 11 J I 1 1 I I 1 and on of customs a nd trite nal reat nu ile attacked tile features of the brills bill as being see dional and uclair and lie advocated ile presentation of a fair and honest measure by republican ro presenta tives aver af iowa SAM the bulls bill was it fair still measure ile declared that the party was in and busy b urr xing nd 1 in trees along tile md cah aga tga r w h f democratic tty must advance for the relief or tile 1 against trusts y ru bi nations which had grown up studer ryan of Clev elands riff message was his platform for tile at Al cAdoo foran anti all their jolly fellowship were the powers of the administration ever beford prostitutes prostituted to knelt base purposed seg en land wall street bondholders bond holders and th who degraded american labor ted the bill but the laborers m wil n and farmers did noi want it fitch of now york made a long fri favor of tariff revision disappointed that as tet no re public an bill to reform the tariff had been presented allen mich referring to the brosi dents message said that this was not the first time that cleveland had con a 1 ion to tan the people V reha brigl 10 ulm e t the ai 1 on in the woods of central new york wrote a letter of acceptance in which he pointed out the danger to republican institutions from a president attempt ing to secure ii elond term by undertaking to use 1118 offic self now not a state convention was held in the united states to send delegates to st louis where officeholders of jhb united states ap pointed by president cleveland did not come up and devour the convention like ilia lice of eg apt and to tig in ei ing who should be delegates regardless of the wishes of the democratic masses ferring lle to ilia surplus solution a nd tile beek amendment thereto lie declared that Is was smothered in committee becaas elf the president signed it the gold bu up would be on ills back and if lie vetoed it the great people of the west would defeat film at the polls bynum Indiana said when the gentleman made the desertion that the bill wait smothered be did not state the fact allen ventured the prediction predict iod that the bill would never be brought to a vote the bill was smothered and being smothered thoyl woud ever let in a little air upon it ie did not know but today to day it was in process of dissolution bynum that statement is not true allen took no notice of the and concluded his speech without fur flier interruption dilzell Ril zell of pennsylvania roseto correct some statements of scott ag to bis district ile then proceeded to crit I 1 cize and review scotts life abild after reading a list of mining manufacturing and railroad enterprises in which scott had been ened sarcastically congratulated the people of the country on se curing a champion so taint of etc th about a running debater scott and dalzell of a w arm nature during which the former alured the latter lie cared no for his attacks th an tile bareng of a dogin the street ile denied vehemently ever having bee n of labor and had n ever hired detectives to protect his POrty Iro t men a were wor ing for I 1 bums or bad worked for him I 1 branim I 1 of penn 8 also adol a hand in the matter and cla mod he uld pro to tha t see tt co U tri buted toco ward paying coal and iron police in the coal regions emp bati cally challenging brumm to prova it and the latter promised he w q ul L the committee then rosea n d t 0 oi a r cess until 8 when wickham of montgomery of kentucky and shiva of indianan Indi anai spoke on the tariff question ad journea jour ned LABOR GREENBACKER 9 three conventions try to fuse bat bat Ropo lessly divided cincinnati may conference committees 0 the two labor coa mentions vent ions has been unable as yet to r each a harmonious conclusion the y conventions for an extension of I 1 time and wilt meet again at one this afternoon the Green backers have definitely aban dofred their intention of fusion and will today to day make their proclamation to the people showing their position in american politics 0 the united labor convention met tody to dy with about delegated dle gated present the committee on made an informal report on two points the eight hour law for bettex carriers and the redemption of government bonds but the report braff tabled to allow dr Ic Glynn broo the conference committee to make his report the doctor reported that the committee found the lanion labor committee to a union cheers ile said he thought the union was feasible so far at least as the two committees were concerned anti he would add that it was dependent somewhat on the to in p er with the two conventions d thel partial report of their committees there wao a necessity for a still further discussion cus sion the report of the committee w E e ved and continued there be i ngac na I 1 urther asin bilat could with propriety be entertained until the final report of the committee on conference was received the con bention adjourned till 2 p in on reassembling a from the nathanal Natla nal tr t i io 1 atford and a of a prohibition candidate was offered and referred to the commit temon resola pending the report of that com matteo five minutes report were miida from the different states the co cittee on resolutions the n presente d its report ake pr bamble 14 luit elong and prevalence 0 thelen oral hopelessness of laborthe illi culty in making collections lions of bonev are locked iu tite treas ury the land mono flourishes awl transportation companies fatten off the poor and tile united ate has become an open scandal by its members buying their places antho declaration of principles land monopoly in every form I 1 oppose d the fora fellure of unearned grants is demand ed and tile limitation of jarw ownership and such other legislation as will stop speculation in land and the hold ing of it unused from those vi hoac requires it as a of coni muni cation and should i ebed by the people PAvo catoe I 1 lia estaba i ashment of a national mone system it the of pro ulcers instead of speculators and usurpers usurp ers py a ill medium in necessary quantities shob be directly issued to the cople or leaned to citizens hind ve gurItY at a low Tate of filter eit favora bant lie I 1 na y Ings q ar t 1 I 1 II 11 11 I 1 I 1 ilia free coinage of silver demands the immediate application of all idle money in the treasury to the pa of the bonded condia further issue either by national state territorial or pal governments endorses ar b tr A for in place of strikes and other injurious methods of settling labor dis condemns convict labor child 10 wo r dem Is tanal pay for equal i k for 1 11 boxes and that tile licurs of labo should be reduced corn with tile 14 creased rodne tan by labor saving machinery do man t he strict tile laws prohibiting tile importation of I 1 foreign contract labor fernandis pern andis the passage of a service pension bill ad the tat as the most equitable system of taxation that united states senators should be 1 the demands legislation which will ex j clude Chinese from the united upon female all an claims that paramount as ir to be solved are the abolition of usury me and trust and betl i parties tire I 1 denounced for creati 4 a n 1 l per petti sting these vi I 1 s A minor ity report was made but rejected I 1 after adopt kig the first plank in tb a platform on ilia land question a recess was taken until 8 this I 1 evening that plank practically I 1 excludes the united labor party from joining the union labor at tile session of the united labor nothing was done except to receive the report of dr mcglynn touching the failure of the effort to uni ate the two conventions ife 1 the ultimatum of the united labor party biad been rejected by the union labor the committee 0 n platform and joint committee had d sao ived adjourned until evening the entire evening was ent py the united labor convention orn trying to depoe ol 01 the report of the committee on 1 unions the chief point discussed was wom an suffrage this ended by adopting L resolution that the suffrage in citizen ship and is not to be abridged or de die 0 n cco u n t of sex the discus slon up pg system emp tied the hall of western delegates and at 11 th convention adjourned until morning the Green backers held a final meeting today to day resolving to stand firmly by their doctrines and their name lom berei appointed to with the two labor conventions with reference to fusion for the I 1 national ticket was left to a future convention adjourned 11 DAS ON THE ROCKS 11 an express train on the rio grande 1 I 1 jumps the track I 1 I 1 maylo A C C I 1 a I 1 to the says tasy d villo express on the rio grande at 1035 10 35 las t night was rounding along sweeping curve I 1 1 I in browns canyon about twelve miles above here a a speed of thirty miles an hour when the express and bag g a car left the track and la a blied to pieces an the rocks below rhe am 0 k I 1 car followed and was thrown across t h 0 mek and partially de in 0 lashed the day coach and i 1 the aspen and glenwood sleep I 1 OM were thrown from the track and turned over but not badly dam aged fortunately no one was killed but a cumbe numbe r w V ro I 1 in lured ex was i press ou nd buried bebris 0 jer his car badly bruised and one ankle broken it Is feared amputation vilf be feces I 1 I 1 I 1 sary A railroad man named volken I 1 b er g a is foot crus lied I 1 ba rn stater wife i and child of Wic klita ica adaa ere ain fully bruised ana I 1 ten or a dozen others were injure di none fatally I 1 1 1 HAD mississippi i the waters higher that ever before and oC ausing great destruction I 1 QUIN CrIll ilay ha the 1 sipp is higher tonight to night be I 1 ore known during tk 0 great 41 of 1951 I 1 1 with the west Is entirely cutoff I 1 the I 1 44 C I 1 tracks of all tha roads im the missouri I 1 X the alvr AM being flooded I 1 and trestles are held down with trains of flat cars loaded with iron nearly every levee in this see tion Is now broken and the bosti to tile farming I 1 interests will bl Ini mense in arft br hii din this city liag received 1 information from roderigo silva 1 Mini foreign affairs that thee brazilian parliament has approved the government bill completely abol ashing slavery and that it wu dc I 1 tinned by the legenc on flits instant the madister Mi Dister states also that 4 this action abnot alth extraordinary 1 manifestations of rejoicing the do 1 apartment part ment has received a similar tele I 1 gram feord senor do silvar which was fat mediately sen to tile president in tile afternoon the following rae y was sent tb minister do silva president to convey to your government his congratulations upon the slavery in brazil and to express his per nal hope and expectation pec tation that the freedom thus extended all result in the increased ha priness and prosperity of your I 1 4 country I 1 I 1 G borgo loses his bequest TREN Tox N jr baay 16 vice chancellor bird yesterday decided 11 the case of the heirs against A clause tithe will A george bequest for I 1 the purpose of aiding him in the cir cu |