Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 27, 1894, Page 1

THE OMAHA DAILY BISMARCK IS BACK! Citizens of Germany's Capital Vie w Other to Do Bim Honor, WELCOME OF KAISER WILHELM | 01d Iron Chancellor Reccived by the Youn Raler at His Own Palace. \S OUT TO CHEER CORDIAL ALL BERLIN TU AND CRY Beturn of the Metropolis aa AR N HAD MADE HIM WELL g Spectacle, THE RECONCILIAT Ovatlon Such as Never Emperor or Kin Was Give, om the Way from Friedrichsrul to Aceorded Him by the People the Imperial Schioss. 2%.—This has Bis great Jan Benuiv da heen & The Ge th Al mpietc iliation between it son toned itself toa sabie rec spi emperor and L clasping hands with the { manner, and emb a heartiness and it seemed impossibie to doubt. One Grand Ovation. From Friedrichsrub to Berlin shere was a ser ovations to Bismarck at eve ry station past which his train to the city where the greatest tr his career had been achieved. Beginuing with the episode of sentation of flowers by the young w the town where Bismarck fng with large and cheering assemblages along the eatire route to Berlin, and culminatiog in the grand receptica by the Immense multitude in the al. the day was one which must have gratified the exchancellor to his heart's content, fully convinced him of his unshaken upon the 1 beloved people It was a fitti of his declining days and to the number of wonderful popular demo ns which have held during his illustrious career 1n his pecial hooor. In spite of all that has been said and done within the vast few years, showed the aged public servant that his nameand fame were dear to the hearts of his fellow citizens, and that in Berlin which owes so muct r greatness to hir there were none who could outrival him in the estimation of its mhabitants nor rob him of their unbounded love. The emperor, by the graciousness of his reception 1o Bismarci, aroused unbounded eathusinsm, and after fheir meeling every- wherever William abpeared ‘the shouts of approval and zood v:ill were deafening. 1is Effect on the German Peopie. The widespread effect of the reconciliation cannot be doubted. Its full cfect eannot at the present time be appreviated. It cer- tainly has donea vast deul towards the unity and strength of the empire. but Bis- marck’s age precludes the likelitood of any further active participacion by bim in man politics, and perhaps the most I able explanation that has ye been given for the emperor’s initiative in restoring the friendliest relations between himseif and Bismarck is that Germany's ruler recog- pized the fact that Bismarci’s days are numbered, and he has eanceiled the past, with all its bitter fecling, beforeit is too late. Cl acing each othe rmth, whose si s of phs of the pre- nen resides, continu- id long been es- cellor von Caprivi has kept himseif well in the backeround during this recep- tion, but from all that ean now be observed the event must surely strengthen his tion. Those who have been most loualy clamoring for his downfall are disconcerted, and what is left of the opposition to Ca- privi seems so inconsiderable as hardly ment serious consideration. posi o D Hls COMING, Phiezmatic Berlinese Kapturonsly Welcome the Man of Blood and Iron. Benuiy, Jan. 36.—A dispatch from Fr richsruh received her was the signal for an outburst of cheering when its contents were 1 owa of the diffe newspaper offices, in the clubs public places, for it anzounced that Bismarck, ex-c th “Man of Bicod and Iron,” Berln at 9:%0 a. m., in reconcitiation which has tween the long yeurs o Prince Bi of Friedrichsr Princess 4 marck au sander. richsruh statesman six lovely presented laurel wr These six ¢ party to th road with flow ing route vetera shaye of CHEERE! the for anc e empir started erto cemc taken The w as b g s and re Wis Oid Uniform. Pri Magdebur 0 weli and frequently picture unifor: coat 4 German tended t of th left the de into loud cries Previous to t and his party from richs rub an atmosphe: excitement prevaiicd delighiiul fee Ficharub since o aeck wore t ssiers, ¢ uniform as wearing. Over his wore a heary fur over ad the trad The honor corps he whose he has been so e prince was ional the traia yroke out 10 t wood ® pring ingw and that ng 4 reconcilia- statesman who had | he Germsn em- Emperor Wil | tion with the v doue £2 much 10 bus pirc Pleasure Had Made Wim Well. lberc is o doulticg tbat Prin | Lenrte station w: 'vmr-"( shows unmistak: reconciliation, and it is n ad the effect of prince’s heaith as well as bis Tuesda; and joking pleasure that oV Bis He 108 vy Kuiser Conld Not Meet Him ing onward th to railroad ihe streets throug were windows peovle long fthe prince’s athered at 8 o'clock rk was s rated and began to fi our of the arr eriin. Large crowds along the line of rout continued rease police had all chey sistance of the military. to mult gathered to welcome Py marck back v erlin after so an absence. ‘The crowds w bornood of Lehrt atz, the Koenigsplatz, ga Parisierplalz, ng Unter den Linden and ge stands, {som ted at various points view of the procession sized wax figure of ed in front of the could do, w manage the long from which a good couid be seen nce Bi the arrival of > aide-de d as the heroyal palace he was frantically cheered by the people, who seemed determined to show how hea ily they appreciated the fact tuat he had come reconciled to Prince Biswarck. peception accorded to the emperor upon cceasion was onti ented and evi- iled and s were await rek thev ended by a from a ride about 11 o'c a quickiy toward ag. luted on a Shortly before noon the crowd about the most dense and remar! able from the fact that in front of the sta- ticn as well upon the piatform: was a large assamblage o distinguistied oficers and pub- is, ail diessed in gorgeous uniforms e B assarbiiug there by Ppeciat onder oF Emperor William, who had directed that all the officersof the headquarters. tne chicfs of the civil and military cabinets and other similar officers:ahould attend the reception of Brince Bismarck in full uniform at the railroad station mentioned. In addition there were present representatives from neariy every sciety in and about Berlin, unu)ul orce of municipal officers ana student Shortly afternoon Prince Henry of Prussia brother of Emperor William, sufrounded by a larze and brilliant staf. rode up to thes tion, Where he was heartily received by t crowds of enthusiastic Berliners and others there assembied. The Leirte railroad station was most tastefuily aecorated with flags, flower evergreens and bunting, and rich, red pet was laid on the pk down the steps leaging from _the station, Around the neighborhood of the depot a strong force of military and police guarded aver for the most distinguished officers lic men. When all had aseembled on and about the depot the scene presented by the many and various uniforms was brilliant illul attractive i the extreme. All the pop- and public officials were liy checred when recognized sides the people showed appreciated the and on all how thoroughl visit and ihe place between him and the emperor. Echoed Through the City. Promptly at 11 o'clock the tr: Prince Bismarck and his party fr- richsrubi to Berlia entered the Lehr tion and asit slowed upatthe plat Prince Bismarck was sceu at the window of his carriaze und was loudly cheered by thosa who recosnized tim within the dey This cheering was the signal for an outburst of appiause which, being taken up by the crowds outside tho railroad stauon, scemed to be carried throughout flew from reet to street thr Tn len Linden and to the palace itse where the storms of cheering g noti he of and iron had once morc u the pr [ th he had much to create When n he tra i and the the distin. were afected at thus the Iron Chaacel ore. Af hort interval. dur- shook hai f ed officers wlly the ve eLing was red teel proi £ asir assumed heard f Willlam Was Mest Coratal Prince Bismarck was T the m the who fol- a seat way bei rain in | COMPLIMENTS HIS He Never Nad, s T outh: "'n Khedive Sorry for His Un- tful Words. hough He Asserts, Any Intention of saying Mean Things About Them— Seeds of Diseord Sown ln Report that B Rowz, J; | gano Suicide of LosDox. Stand poried the American Fenn f Ne dard jumping where enza sh Ba Benrix perial 35,280, 1,600 000 00 )0 a Frait.ai Soil, The khe lish the these entire sh idered Mahor ansfer from ( ot wch pre- It danger towards a 1is of A f the mer wil mce of U Abaddeh teath for s been UMMONED TO 1op Corrigan Has Be e the Pope. n. 26, —It is reported here hbishop Archby Corri- American Authoress. Jan. 27.—A dispatch to from Vienna says that it is novelist, Canstaneiv committed suicide by ndow of the house Eleven months of i the re- 1son. rom the o lived eft symptoms of insanity nk of Germany Statement. Jan —The statement of the Bank for the wee iner inerea: marks; tre arks; oth cire 160,000 mark MoxTREAL, Jan. 2 private benker. amountinz to £160.0% and nomin: $180.00 fact that $65,000 of ¢ Oue South Dukot: Yasxrox, S.D., Jan. 26.—[Spec gram to Tue Bee sent @ peculiar 0. b S8 bilities 1 assets of ire of the failure is the e deposits beloaged to woman. e s R KTUN'S B16 DISTIZLERY. has failed A sad feat Cly that Wikl Eagage in the Liquor Traffle. ol Tele- —Yanleten will soon pre- contrast to other cities in Souih Dakota because of her relations - ward the state probivitory law. menth one of tne big which was, closed by ment. beer. tirely be allowed to oper with the smolke and odor of and this brewery th 3 is out the odor from a the il Th ren ear Within a breweries in this city, the prohibitory enact resume the manafucture of ipstitution has been en- and will undoubted!; te without molestation, malt from lended before ze alcohol 1 his novated, re wiil be distillery,which will consume 2,000 bushels of corn per d 5,000 cattigy will fatten each The citl tion submitted by Philadelphia men propo; for t ne establishment and from the refuse of which year. ens_of Yanlkton have accepted a of this distiller; This c1ty takes $50.000 worta of the stock of the cent city gra ncern, in! ulso ind for the distillery delphia men put $240,000 into the plant. hundred aad v the piac omicials of t be ope will guarantee aleonol w law will has su on the Receat Biizzard ever since and for t time 1are No bscribed for t which 8 guaranteed. fifteen acres of site aud the Phila- One en men will be empioyed about ar round, not counting the c establishment. The distiller ted for fifteen years under 3 aund nothing but ~double test be made, so that the prohibitory not touch the industry. Yaniton 2 $60.000 in stock and ts will soon be drawn. upon terest is gives WYOMING STOCK IN DANGER. for hav, i Very Hard on Cattle— auy Starving to Death. Wyo.. Jan. 26.—[Special to Tnr far this has been a hard winter n in Northern Wyoming. The in November and has becn here is something unusual Three weeks to in_this st hat country ono snow & heen on. s & long eavy snowl. cowboys think old cow Wolves I stock, and smca-th bounty on w wappers b nd next »f young és ever produce COLORADO'S LEGISLATURE. Present vote — Routt Capiv otner of Adjournment— Prospoces Yesterdiy's house today postponed use then nd 1 ou of sta for the ebber f adj ck ana \e ma, sent to the ations made by him r session and an executive the nomination of ex-liov nember of the State Bo. issiouers was confirmed. ons were referred to a senu ernar a e tographers Kleot Offears, Jau. 26.—The Photog oard of Trade, comsisting of IKan,, second vice pre ATURDAY MORNING, ENGLISH CFFICERS JANUA RY Kimbail of Columbus. O.. secretary and trensurer; oxecutivecommittee. J. F. Wal ck of Chicago, W. B Allen of Detroit and J. Somerville of St Lauis, The secretar y-th@asurer's which is at the preseat tinie will be removed 0 Tndianapo —d DENIES THE WHOLE STORY. of department Cincianati Thomas Lynch Deslares He Kaows Nothin of the Carlaon Cottage Jan. 26.~Thomas Lyuch, Jr., istiller and board of irade man, n unequiveesl denial to the sensa- tional story published a few days ago that he was seen tp entet the (arison cottage with Daaiel Coughlits on the cvening of May 18, There ot & word of truth in the stors Mr. Crcacay the is of Said Lynch last evening, son cotiage 1w nd d know whero it true that I was at SAy t in the faras I koow search of that I soke to a won matter ier person cod for directions, I » know BOW the story originat > add, too, W8S 1 have not been since lasti & e was on to say th ne to N fTalo. Albasiy else. 1 in Chicaga a busi- of Trad hood in, or Atiempt to Durn Ceagress EMgy 21 Dualat g Jan. 26.—A Pioncer Press s from Duluth, Minn., $ays: An attempt made tonig T man Baldwin the free iron of the Wjison bul. A band of music its @ppeurance near the Merchants hotei and youth appeared bear- iner. on whigh was painted a figure led “Baldwin,” with his neck encireled a noose. A Drocession was quickly and, preceded by the band and | started wess miong Superior street. It had not proceded far. when a man umped from the crowd on the sidewalk and e caught hold of landed a weil-directed blow on his head. t go the banner theground, while the pro- cession proceeded an its way. ocks furttier west several men rushed toward the hesd of the procession and onc grabhed tite:banner, which was quickiv torn to pieces; Thiscreated a small- sized for a few minutes, but a squad of 1 atrol wagon came in sight and y ed the crowd, while the youth who bad been: carrying the banuer was staken in tho patral to headquarters The band censed plaging and the eft ness ended in a fiasca. S e BEAT OFF THS ENEMY. was for voting ore it some one of Tegucigalpa Sti Holdiag Out Against En- compasaing Foes. New Yorg. Jan. 28--A dispatch to the Worid from San Salvador, timed 10 p. m., says: Word has been received here that neral Ortiz has emtared the suburbs of Tegucigalpa ana thag Q; of she city known as Puebla is burning. s A special to the' War Honduras, says: Ile G that this. city was in the havsis of, . eral Ortiz was false. President Vasquez is holding the enemy in check with battcries placed on the surrounding hills. General Ortiz made four attacks, but was repulsed each time. General Urelt has gone to head off Bounilia and Valle, who are trying to enter by the Ols road. Mixae 23.—Presiden 3 alarmed at the progress of the malcontents an the cities of Granada aod Leon. who have recently g arms. During a riot at Granada fourteen conservatives and sixt soldiers were killed. The conser have been joined By the progressists. GUATEMALA, Jan. 25.—The opposition t President Barrios is cainiog strength. Ha bills are beisg circulated calling for the overthrw of the “dictatorship. Salvadoran refugees age here trying to is auguarate a revolution in Salvador. —_—— COMPLICATING GEAIN RATES. Cuion Pacific Not laclined to Help Oat on the Atchison Cut. Chicaco, Jan. 26.—{Speeial Telegram to Tre Ber |—Revarding the fight in erain rates between the Missouri river and Chi- cago, which was precipitated by the ax nouncement of the Santa Fe thaton Janu- ary 20 it womd put ineffect a flat rate on wheat of 9 cents per 100 pounds and a rate of § cents per 100 pounds on corn, L some _ new devciopmen! i Union Pacific has taken that it will continue to demand full local rates on these cereals from points west of the Missouri river. thus allowing its conncetions east of the river to bear all the loss from having put in a pro- portional rate of 4. gents on wheatand 8 centson corn to meet the s of the Sunta F The competitors of th 4 to apply the ha, but a % Chicago from Omal tained again City. If the Ka make the proportional reduction get anly 4 per 100 poun o T i 1o earry the position Santa Fe have not uced rate froc rite on wneat to can y be maia- from Kan: Louis thay will and ad cun 3! ght at 8 WANT 1HE MEEVING POSTPGNED. Colorado Republicans Ask a Favor Gepublican Nitional League, Crrcaco, Jan. 24 Republi- a g of the e sational ! tive committe * of chaaging the » committee will pro ble the delegates iring the closing days & 5.-—-The executive co e Republican 19dgue of Coloradc resolutions’ abking the national ex W postpoue the Republ ague conye: in this ason giver s conside: iat from isco pred aud other points of RIEEESt. and the weat in May 1s usuaily too ¢ald for such a CnrCA50 ALDER AN SHOT. e Trying to Disasm & Drunken Man He Recoives iis Deagh Warran Cricao, Jan. Idermiin Jeremiah M Malvahill of the Sevenseenth ward was shot and fatally wounded last nignt in Hu saloon on North Sangaman strect. M Fewer fired the shot and he is : The prisoner was druk and was 2 the crowded room. mpted disarm bim, sening Wi flour The alder- Mulvah man died t to Four Girls BiMed lu (dahe— Baby Escape. Idaho, Jan. 28.—Word has reache atal suow slide in White Bird family named Thompson lived at h and the Pareats and Boise, e of waraing, wr four giris. The an wfameehild esmaped, parents and a pure | w | W \0 RIl,HT T Complications in the Way of Preventing the Restoration of the Gold Resarve, ‘COURSE CF CARLISLE NOT APPROVED | — House Jadielry Committee Agroes to Re port Favorably Resolation tary of the Trensury’ Congressman Bailey's the Secres Aathority. Questioning WaASHINGTON. The | e e, by a vote of he vote in detail Ayes—Bailey of DeAr and Ray of | WAL S Kan republican: Nays—Layton issippi. Wol and Powers 1 as f Texas. total, 9. ckdale of £ Penus crats f Ver Total Cha This ocrats dd n the votin divided. berson that evenly and DeA tion, ai six repubi favor of the resol tary’s power. T sion for two hours sie's ex the s dec as reached | his views on the r | retary U 1e bonas | expenses of the government. The vo taken after a briefiscussion. wh | led by Mr. Bailey in a speech r ] | Secretary Carlisle's ment of his posi tion and ex 1e iatent of Lie resolu- tion. Chairman Culberson, who r from voting. is 5410 favor th of the four ho oppose it. the resolution was i but intimated that they consid- ect from a legal point. aft expedient | ered it cor Wil Come A ter the Taril. e Bailoy reported the reso- lution during the mor; g hour and w A! 1p as soon as possible afier the t is acted been consumed. Bland bill for coining the silver seigniovag will go band in hand as the pulicy of tne silver men for supplying the present aefi- ciency in the treasury. Since Japuary 17, the ¢ retary Carlfsie issued his circular inviting bias for the purchase of bonds, there has been withatawn from the Treasury depart- ment §2.800,000 in gold, or. the purpose, it is asserted, to pay for the bonds. ~ Since January L the treasury has lost $12.440.000 in zoia. Offers to take bonds continue to bew re- ceived at the Treasury department, but no information is obtainable as to the awrount. There was a further loss of §%4,000 1 the treasury goid reserve yesterday and it now stands at $57.657,114. although there is no material change i the net balance. Thede- frienry In thE reveunues for the month to uummw Mills of Texas to a place as a member of the senate commitiee on finance, to continne during the absence of Senitor McPher- son, -has occasioned some comment. Diligent inquiry fails to develop that there was any _motive for the charge except that found in Mr. Me- Pherson's enforced ansence on_account_ of his heaith. Thers is a probability that, Mc- Pherson’s absence bemz prolonsed. and as the committee is likely to be called’ upon to wake up very acducus duties in connection with the tariff bill and the finances of the country, it was thought wise to fill the com- mittee’s ranks, and. Senator Mils was se- lected because of his. fan v with th subjects to be considered torough many years experience on the ways and meanis Commitiee in the house. Repuslicans are quite concerned over the change, as they regard Mr. Mills more pronounced leaning toward free trade than Mr. Pherson. The fact is also noted that Senator Vance is absent from the city on account of his health, which has been so poor asto pre- clude his attendunce upon the sessions of the senute and the meeting of the committee during the greater part c congress, It is thought probable it may be necessary to ob- tain a substitute for him. Senator McPher- sonisat Aiken,S. C. He went first to Florida, but found his bronchitis wa affected that it was necessacy to seek a a dryer climate. Senator Vance is in Florida. Are Not Yet Agreed. Chairman Reiily of the nouse committee cific railroads has had frequent confer- ences of late with Senator Brice, chairman of the senate committee on the same sub- ject. The two have also seen Secretary and Attorney Generai Olney with 3 ining on some lin legisla- tion which wou ated con- ion F >IN e N says lha great debt owex the roa > fast maturing that some plan of leg | lation by the present congress is impe: This view is taken by all with whom he consuited, but as yet they have to whai particu Id be adopted. Mr th com ctive in sec ss and eon which Sec- Me- has which would be b All Wind and No Air Since the beginn of the ess there has been constan mbers of the inadequate hods by which the v th from j tary met It has been char eral members wer | air which they for several hc eeon as he: ody. ofor i s perts have | They reco floor scrap paper Y 3 8 P hich the sement stem eilings through apparatus i the b ymmittee is incl n the suggestions of congress. To Fix the State Memoers of the s land and Virginia sion_on the o Washington toda, the authorities has been an o, imme! f con g clai dary the fis n harmony. memoers of « oavor U he bay some f the oystar fisheries. ate le fornnr ster tish to ¢ ster war Chesa of ers hav n unable The commissions with sev ugress from the t sottle the boundar tistance up the Po aws for bodied in a ge stamp Contract i ntract was discusscd 8% & bearing in | | tention SINGLE COPY —=3 FIVE CENTS \eeord an- he Postoftid nent in with ment that th ovportut Jobns: vt an et tndian Sehaol Supervision the n supe Horn Hor utive ns have knovn teom- one or a. ections by f nnat w York state and some from Carolina and 1iI were m; noliduys, Appr Simmoos ot nast ore the Christmas the committees tor ska post are inc; long st uded i ceived at- wat the senate that the 1 ill come i mol aiter the Peckham uomination is disposed of. & The senate made public Cyrus D. Kei Cheyenn the di Burks, Postmaste Lemars. Wi S. Buchanan of Iowa, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipo- tentiary of the United States to the Argen- tine Republic Wil Pur 1c i the Wilson BIlL Wasuiseros, Jan. 26.—Speaker Crisp, Chairman Holmarol the democratic caucus commiitee, Representative Fithlaz, author dtnuxunlnncnx:mch passed. the ‘fm;;j“s last night, and Representative Hall o - nltu. mehmm- as 3t coarse should be pursued in view of the cancus determina- tion to attuch the income tax measure'to the Wilson bi As a result of the confer- ence it has been definite ecided ihat the rules commiittee is to briuz in a rule tomor- w. Itis to cover both the question of amending the tanff biil by includinz the in- come tax and the extension debate for three days. Sovere WASHINGTOY, Jan, the e: ive council of U Labor arrived here today messenger of Grand Master W ereign, bringing the official papers proceedings nst_Secretur enjoin the ace of banc him. Senator Allen agai ployment of sther counsc ake charge of the legul work. Tt is probable that the firm 1o barger & Wilson of this city will be nfirmed by the Senate. tive session today the rec moneys a marshal for John M. in the the Stmplifying the Work of the Ofice. WasniNGTos, Jan, 2 —Secretary Hoke mith has approved an nuportant the patent offi rules made by Commis- sioner Se. ing preccdence o merit f form in applications for patents and greatly simplifying the work of oftice. Bucreedea Wa xlmll o Wasuisgros, Jap. 2 Tennessee has assumed t the committee ou militax ade va cant by the resiguation of Senator W 1 and there is litt foubt that be will succeed permanently 1o ition 1e posit #t a Quornm. 26.—Jhe to the Committee, -Senator Bate of e chairmanship of N, Could Not WASBINGTON elections, which Hilborn tion quorum a committee expected vote on Californin_contested g 4 to s was postponed on the eles ure until th his vote = L WANT 8 ME OF THE MONEY. the Suit Now Pendin the Kittson Estate, Puase of Against Pecutiar Sr has sorung of prope GEURGE CaiLny. hysicians His G Aun aneed 1 Night that DUTY 0N DIAMONDS Its Coneideration in the House Oaused a Rowe Among Democrats, BOURKE COCKRAN'S POSITION ATTACKED TIN STILL KEPT ON THE DUTIABLE LI3T Efforts to Have TRIED Effurts of the Free Iriders to Follow Up Their Su d tor Tim e Vietory Chiees Lively Lebate Wiole varing the session. y amen the house sut ad ity on o the the special three days, will the co tures of the begin nate for not New York os nocrats do not e 1 by tion of as soon whe! s wos eviden read this morning, sed the i rated a roll ed Mr. d and withdrew the ompelled his mus of the committces for of Texas reported baeck ry committee his the sentunent of the call Mir. Bai from expressing it as ee that the secietary had no nder the resumption act to use the procecds of the sale of bonds to pay the current espense of the government. T onsideration 6f the tariff bill was then resumed, the pending amendment, being ts fix October 1 as the date on which the Poland toy schedule should go into effe Mr. Lockwood of New York offered an reports v fave the | amenument to this amendment to increass the duty from 25 to 05 ver cent ad valorem. Me. Lockwood’s amendment was lost and | the Wilson amesdmant was agveed o, 1t Prec:pitated a Buid. Mr. Wilson thewoffered an-amendment to reauce the duty on preeious stones, cut, bub not set, from 13 to 10 per cent ad valorem. He e d 1S wus 10 correct a mis print m the bill. but Mr. Payne denied that this was sprint. He wanted to know if this c 48 not in the interest of clieap iaouds for the poor people of the ois jolcingly sad that attention 9f his ¢ @ fact that if this (. Hunter's) would be destroyed. Mr. Holman of amendmeni to the Indiana mowed. as aa endment, to increase the duty on preeious stones Lo 30 per cent; diamonis, statuary and paintings were peculiarly articies of luxury, and ought to have a heavy instead of light tax. Mr. Hunter of Dlinois at this juncture got the floor and madea bitter reply to Mr. Caunnon's remarks of a few minutes before. which ho concluded by saving that in this house he never had been and never would be guilty of the vuizarity and indecenc nad for two years driven that gentieman into political exile Casnou’s Rot Reply. Hisses an qreeted this re cers m the republicans erence to the incident, and in a moment Mr. Cannon was on his feet, a burning flush upon his chee! He had been in- cougress for twenty years, he saud colleague was serving his first te wenty-five ) his him (as nof Mr. Hunter. ocls solemnity) and begin by say- stwod for the common peopiz, Wwaose 1 80 per cent, whos 50 at, while the dia the r taxed ouly 10 With b te v twenty-five years he b t concludan with uy es ration by CHrisE oF . N S utinued and ing ne clothes shelt ds of vas taxed of what he tmmings' Impassioned Speech. clous Stones. tment nt