Show TiuMirit IIILL rise ltepobllrnncrmht 10 K rec 10 nperlltis I WARIIIN TOK April tThe 1 Ilepublitau titemben of the bum held I a caucus tonight to receive there the-re rt of its committee on the silver I quesUon Chairman Conger of Uie Coinage Committee In presenting the report of the committee recited lie concession which tho House caucus committee had oflVred to the UCS commllr of Senate committee told how the negotiations failed on account of tho redemption and National bank proiKHltlons and summed up Iy nporting that the House commit com-mit had withdrawn all Its cots tt Siioii and tint nIne of the fifteen members had decided t recommend recom-mend tint lie Hmite pass the modified modi-fied Wludom bill as it tame from the Coinage Committee KKtKKSIStTAI lyE WALKER Macs another nitmlxr of the committee upheld the commies action lie maintained that the Uoure bill out secure all the necessary nec-essary relief In the way of fxan Ion of currency In substance reiterated reit-erated Secretary WIndoma oljec UODS to the redemption features of HIM Senate polnUngout tliedan gen underlying thu positive requirement quirement that Treasury notes hOI be rttlccmcd in lawful ma neyThe six members of the caucus committee who refused to accede to the majority report favoring the Oljorty rpor faorn te modified Windom bill were Ilvpre ntatlvui Perkins Kas > Bartine Xcv Wlckham Ohio Carter pont Taylor IlL and bender son In They represented the Western sentiment and had I proo pflo aitlou of their own to oiler which was submitted by Senator 1erkiu I was eel forth as a compromise measure and In fact Is a composite OeUIO ant rA comflu of the Senate an House committee bills bis DIY eb entered a solemn protest against the eastern restrictive restric-tive policy lie prophesied that If the republican lorry hesitated to adopt free coInage or somethIng equivalent i would surely be defeated de-feated the polls this fall Tit DSt IS ran until halfpast eleven when finally lie entire buljtxt was recotn niittcd to the cUtS committee I became evident frjm several votes on unIon projcsltlocs taken during the debate thatthere > ulillcan mem xrs are opposed to lie Wludom bill In the proportion of two to one The committed will report to another met ting of the caucus Wednesday night benator Stewart of Xevadain an Interview which will b printed in heJoft tomorrow sharply criticises Secretary Windoma attitude ou the silver question Tbe senator asserts sorts that Secretary Windoma policy poli-cy I to demonetize silver The Secretary the senator way confounds found te silver question with thd money question The business of he country I suffering badly from the want of more money and what tbelnr mOn Ik I tt money b created The provisions of the WIndora bill giving l the Secretary discretionary power In tbe purchase of liver bullion is attacked orb the ground that past experience with he Secretary of the Treasury show that this would b unwise The bullion redemption features of them the-m UUI are ao attacked lie senator declaring that gold edl the toe standard A money What tile advocAtrg of silver ant the senator sen-ator conclude Is 1 constant and regular supply of money to meet the legitimate demands of tbe country coun-try and they do not want to place it in the power of the bankers or Tn1uryofci to extend or contract con-tract currency t meet the demands speculators la property or money The general tenor of the whole Interview In-terview i that the silver men want silver recognized a a money metal and they Uo not consider I the WIn dora bill such a measure A rich Caused by fleer CHICAGO April 21DurIng a light over a can of beer tonIght Joseph Wilscy fatally stabbed Ted Griflln and seriously stabbed another an-other man A crowd of rowdies tried to kill Wiley but he jumped on a moving train and jump A RleainrrlWIacd t SEW YORK April IThe In man steamer City of Jbertn arrived yesterday and In her ur to unload un-load lie work was commenced without a permIt rum the customhouse custom-house Two Inspectors were present but allowed tho work to go on A largo amount of the cargo was taken way before the custom house authorities discovered I when they Immediately pelted the hip The Inspectors were suspended The penalty for the oOrnse Is forfeiture of the goods and a heavy floe The City ofSiTlm will b detained irtiUl Uio case is setUed 7 4 llor c note IKXINOTOK Krf April 21 Woodwards horse sajjj began today and fifty nine head brought J3245u Among the highest sales were the following Warder HJHStamboul Youngstown Ohio lo utllla 1 FBeverman A Bros LexIngton SISOO Gold Spur chestnut colt Vii V-ii lllchneld city S150 Henry brown stallion Krm Price Columbia Col-umbia Itch t5 Interest brown sUIIion R 1 Pepper Frankfort f 2000 General Cok gray clt J B Donaldson Xcw York SISOO Lady Ste en 1 > 1 mare K D ifycrs Oakland Cal 0 Emperor William BIIEMEM April 21 1 Emperor William arrived this Jnoralng and Ion was given an enthusIastIc recep A 1ccallar Will If EW YoRif April 2tA mornIng morn-Ing paper nil say A little romance was brought to light yesterday nb he filing of the will of Francis C Cunningham an old Californian and brollierlulaw of D O Mill Cunningham was a wealthy oil Bachelor who died at Ie on March 24 HU will Is a very pe collar production and proviilm for ho education of young Gabrielle 1hlllipinl who Is to take hie castor Upon the young oman luniing of age ho I to receive a lunuVonie fortune The mother the 1 lau I also well provided for There Is I a legacy to n White law Held the Isolators nelce D OMillsllebcrBlsliop Frank and lames Cunningham aud others are nade trustees of a fund of J3GOOOO which is to L held fur the benefit or Marie B Fillipini of Park At the death of tho girl the principal d her trust h In no to her children but f she dies without bte tho the uul Is to become art of the resld uary estate The residue of the estate es-tate Is divided among MIss Kllnlxth Hilts lUId Ogden Mills Frank Elizabeth and Mary M CunnIngham Cunning-ham Jaseaand John M t Cunning ham William Cunniugliam Frank D Cunningham and In Maj I Bishop of Uiiscily 0 tiuiig Sispeelneudeuit IUUrd KonwAY Mich April 2Ily 1 tIe full of a rock lu 0 mine two men Hero killed and five seriously hurt One of the killed was Ciptaln loopcr onp ol the oldest tiiperin endenta of the region A Srlrmallc Tiller fir Ixicis April 21FIsh I A look a prominent firm printers have discovered that Ford their confidential bookkeeper for even yearn lIsa been stealing funds eye ematlcaliy They assert the short n je nmonnta to il lir 00 5 n E1IIIar as CHICAGO April 2LThe apptl ate court rendered a decision today In the lewhat nctel c or In laggieSchrelucr against tho High Cur of Illinois Catholic Foresters 10 recover 1000 for the death of her husband whose clothing shesatur aled with coal 101 and thou set fn 10 I causing his death 1t Schrelner at lie time plradtd all to manslaughter and Is I now nerving term at Jolt On the art trial the lower court held that she was not entities to the money > ecauMj the killing was wilful mur dir Thcappellate court hold that herr pica of guilty cannot bn used in tl proceedings and that she Ism tied to show that the killing was unIntentIonal Mexlean tstes CITY or MEXICO April 1 21The anipico branch of the Mexican entral Hallway has Ken opened for nubrlm c President MIss favors a system of savings banks throughout the coun try Work on the harbor cf Vim Cruz I s being pushed rise Oldest Odd fellow AursnUKY Maw < April 21 John F Cowden said to b the oldest Odd Fellow In tho country yesterday aged 82 years lie joIned the order In Philadclrhla in S31 Expedition Mopped LISBON April 21 Minister Ar ny has sent instructions to Mozam Cque Ulrecting that in view of negotiatIons with j England the cx irultlou to Chlromo under Captain inUnho stopped and compelled to return to the coast A Illoir At Tammany ALHA > Y AprllCI In the State Senate tonight Mr Fassrtt Intro urcd a bill which was ordered to a third reading fixing the salary for the client and un < sheriffs of cew York and ordering all fees turned over to the city treasury rrlellon ln IrrUud DonLJv April 21 Evictions on the Ponton estate have Icon l r umed Fourteen families have been evicted Another Hirlkr Duniix Aprilfl Vvo thcu aid rfnnersnt Apt have truck for Pnnpn higher wages |