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TIE members Of the Hibernian Mutual
Relief Society are requested to meet Al
their hall tomorrow morning, panctnal-
~, al eight o'clock, 10 Btiend the funeral
at their late fellaW-membeE Wan. Col
Inns. By order NJ the President.
VIM WELSH. Secretary.
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WHAT more elegant and servieeabie
garHnent can a lady wear than a rich
Paisley or Cashmere shawl Take q look
At thai 10 one Of the show windows Al
A. SEESSEL a SONS.
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STORAGE FOR COTTON.

TNDERWRITERS WAREHOUSE
MEMPHIS, Septem0 Der -, GB
MERCHANTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The
above Houses are now open 70 receive aud
discharge cotton. Every facility 70 seller and
buyer viii be given. 10 M Old patrons 1 re-
turn you nay thanks; for the mtufe, ! refer
you 10 the past long e1per1enee ~ busi-
E% Safety, capacity and una-
quaied. Rates some as hrst-class houses.
SELF As HHiTFORD-
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BLANKETs, Flsnnels and Shawls, very
cheap Call at The new dry goods store,
Is Main street.
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HELP WANTED.
FOR RENT.

Notices under ais be1d usH Be inserted al TeI
cents perlfae, each Insertion.
EARA-The Lewis Herring Place. 2mTea
L east Of Memphis. on the Memphis anf
ohio Railroad; contains over 800 acres opeI
land. Ia q hi9h state Of cultivation, togethe
win good dwelling and o~ui-hOusCs, gin ahf
ftuhouse. plenty q good water; place undsi
Es-I repair. wal be rented for the year ksi
d. ggtitc ancfian, on the PREMISE on the IS
q December next W. HEhhlHo
Shelby Depot, NJ & %. X, <.
refers u 0lsson, Herrlng Co, l2 front
-tr-9 Memphis. nor
COTTON PREss-rhe Chlckasaw Cotton
2 Press. d machinery is in complete or
10 EDWARD HOBART,
nol7 Nc. 4Howard's Row
DOOMsLsplendid rooms, in suits orsingly,
II suitable FOR family purpose references
required Of persons applying ADDRESS o. al
appeal once hoLo
nOOM-A nice front room, for q gentleman
N sud his wife, can be had, by applying u
No. 70 Poplar street References required.
ncl4
EARM AND sTORE-RooM-My farm, on
Il the old Raleigh road, four miles from the
cify--5s sores clearcd, good creek bottom, two
cottages with nine rooms, ctstern and wei.
Also. q brick store-roOm and frame building,
on the corner OF Auction street and Front
Row. DR. SNYDER, . Jefferson 81,
nois Memphis.
ID ESDENCE-Ntee residence on Vance
II street, opposite 81. agnes Academy, with
fge or six roolns: formerly owned by James
Rice. Call on COalman Boyd or A. NJ. Boyd.
noI1
EIELD PLACE--The place Of Or. &C. Field,
situated four miles from Court Square, on
the old Ralsigh road, containing about thirty
acres Of iaud, good Dwelling House, with the
usual o~ut-houses. nne vel Of water. Terms
easy. Apply on premises. MOI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cottage Of four
- rooms. besides servants and store-rOOm
tso acres Of ground attached In South Mem
pills, south Side Of Jackson, between LBRose
aud lauderdale streets: within i've minutes
walk Of HernsndO street cars. Terms cheap
% = goOi tenant.
400 MkS h HAYS
ID OOMS-In Commercial Block-suitable
II either for offices or nice bedrooms, at
reasonable rates. Apply 70
JOE. J. ANDREWS,
Hnv5 % Front Row, upstairs
ID BDSiS-Fve Rooms in Frovine Block.
II corner Main Bnd GGyoSO streets; apply Ia
GALBhEATH, STEWART a co,
Ca21 No. II Union st. SioneWRll Block.
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FOR SALE.

yaGos ua.i-r his had an b h,se1ed al Ten
.-.-s LIZ ~ arrl L-aEartl.t.
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Go TO walker Bsos. eco. 6~1sBarsains.
An silks marked down hny-per cent.
g. Walker Bros. g. Co, 90 Main street.
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UsE the celebrated Home Washer.
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AEAHs. al styles, st J. II. L~Oewenstint
q bros, 81 Main street, Clay Bnildina.
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I'll and see the improved Florence
reversible Feed Lock-stitch Sewing Ma
chine, at a2ZH Main street.
81. HARMoN, Western AGENT.
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sEvEs dafIes q week. 3 cents.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RIVERS. wEA1nrs aup BUSINESS.

Commercial. Legal Tender Liberty No.
Great Republic. LeOnidas. silver Bow.
Usage. Nstoma.
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Notices under his head uSH b. inserted az Ten
cer-. NJ Lnc. eLrh L-nscr-.lLl.
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The Drawing of Spanish Policy

HAhh7 FlsAtE DALI
In The Large Hall in the Rear OF oar Ranking
House. Chances Ten Gents Zach.
DRIES ranging 10 vaAle from s. % 10 s--T-
"A sU. one prize - every lf Blanks. send
70 Us Ten tents and any Three numbers H.
tween 100 and ss7,Io0. they Will he put intofh-
wheel u you draw q prize We al fef vott
EnoW by return mail
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B~IAKEMoRE & co.

EOTTUE PRE1sES-A Few excellent Cot.
I l0u Presses, hy HAYDEN & CO,
- Center Alley,
nj. Eaar nI MnI.haEn Nous.
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seaIe Of Discount for Chance
}. n. sLAKE & col. eankars
Memphis City Directory for 1870.

md Sole Agents for spanish Palicy in the J.
-, 6yi broadway, New York nOl-
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LIBERTY, No. q.
Pat. II. Wheaf.--...--. Master.
This elegant passenger steamer IT.
VIII leave "a ahOye ~
THIS DAY. eath Inst. at 5 pm.
LEVY & ROBBISS. Agents,
nO2U 10 Jefferson street.
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AMUSEMERTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

SpaIdlng, Bldxeil & hacDoaOagh. PrOpr's.
n. ~. ArfTu4 NaHaoar
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MEMPHIS GAS WORKs, November 10.
The river declined ~ inches in the past
- hours, and is now al a stand, = feet y
inch below the high water mark Of 1867.
CHAS. GOODWIN,
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Regular Memphis and White River United
States Mail tuesday Packet.

For Helena, Indian Fay, C~larRpdOB, neVall
Blum, Lutte ltaek, Ices Are, West Palnf,
SeaFeg, Augusta and laeksonpOrt.
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ID ESDENCE-Ntee residence on Vance
II street, opposite 81. agnes Academy, with
i've or six rooms: formerly owned by James
Rice. Call on goldman Boyd or A. NJ. Boyd.
uoI1
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HEADoUARTERs for Kid Gloves.
HERZ0a d BRO.
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STEAMBOATS,.
o ST. LOUIS.
Remphls and ST. Louis U. S. Mail Line

ST LOUIS.
CITY OF CAIRO. NalIn master.
This elegant passenger packet IL
Will leave as above AS
THIS DAY, slth inst, al 5 PA.
Tickets for all paints. via Memphis and ct.
Louis Packets, North, Fast and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket ONCE, rs Main
street. FLEM CALVERT. Supit.
TON y. DUNN, Ticket Agent. uogO
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us apply 70
I'M. COLEMAN,
ufI E~.ra AHra

ASD-ga Acres OF Rich and Valuable
> and lying seven miles north OF Mem
PhiS. on the Mississippi River Railroad-75fo
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FOR sT. LOUIS.
The Fleet and Luxurious Passenger Stea neT,
EE6reat Republic -
W. +. Donaldson, master Jos. Atkinson, clerk
VIII leave THIS DAY. Aah inst. al pm.
RICHD ". LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
no20 No. 4 IefffFsoa street.
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EIELD PLACE--The place Of Or. &C. Field,
situated four miles from Court SQuare, on
the old Ralsigh road, containing about thirty
acres Of laud, good Dwelling House. with the
usual out-houseS, hne vel Of water. Terms
easy. Apply on premises. MOI
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II OOM.-A nice front room, for 8 gentleman
IL aud his wife. can be had, by applying %
No. 70 Poplar street References required.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-31
Foreign Affairs.

"A bank has suspended in Vienna; the
name is not given.
Fifty bishops have declined to attend the
Gcumenical Council
Mr.. Mayo, farmer of Newport Ire
land, was murdered on Sunday. The assas-
sin has not been caught.
Vessels of all nationalihes, of less draft
than seven-and-half metres, may navigate the
Suez Canal.
Twenty Christian missionaries have been
lately massacred by the Chinese in the Pro-
vince of Szchnen.
The Supreme Court of Hungary has ap-
proved the impeachment of Prince Kara
Georgewich for the murder of the Prince of
Servia.
Minister McNIahon will soon return to
the United States, via England. He reports
the British subjects with Lopez as well
treated and satisfied, and not anxious to leave
the country.
LONDON. Aug. 3O.-The Times says :-''The
issue of the Anglo American boat-race is no
inapt illustration of the differences between
the two nations. The Englishmen were
heavier than the Harvards, but it remains
doubtful to which side the balance of strength
inclined, as, for gallantry, energy, and pluck
the Harvards showed an example we may
humbly hope to equal, but cannot excel
The victory was a victory of education;
and here the advantage was all on our side
We live close life Competition is
sharper. Lessons passed are searching, and the
margin of our lines is so narrow that every
possible economy of streugth is utilized.
Rowing with us is science, developed by
men who made it their business, and knew
that in contests the slightest wrinkle told.
Thus Oxford knew precisely where to abstain
as well as where TO abound The advantage is
not without drawbacks, for nations, like
men, should have reserve Of natural endow-
ment, so as to be better able to meet days
when the progress of others has equalized the
benefits of training
HAVANA, Aug. 3O.--Domingo Ferrera a
member of the Vigilance Committee, who
were appointed by the Government to enforce
the collection of customs, has been dismissed
for engaging in contraband traffic.
HAVANA, Aug. 80. Letters from the juris-
diction of Colon state that the insurgents lef
that quarter, going eastward, and taking witt
them all the slaves of the San Antonio estate
Governor Trillo of Sagua la Grande, sur
prised the insurgents at Encrucijada, anC
killed twelve.
The ste Deum" is ordered in the churches
of Puerto Principe, for the disappearance o.
the cholera.
Captain Nicola, with one hundred men
killed ten insurgents and took thirteen pri
soners, near Cubetas, in the jurisdiction o.
Puerto Principe.
The Didr5O, editorially, in its monthly re
view for the Spanish steamer, regrets its in
ability to send hattering notices regarding
the suppression of the insurrection, but re
iterates the statement that the Spaniards ar
completely in the ascendancy in seven juris
dictions of Eastern and Central Departments
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Among the usual agricultural implements
now manufactured in Great Britain are large
numbers of elephant plows, which are for
warded by way of the Mediterranean. the
Isthmus of Suez, and the Red Sea and Indian
Ocean, to the place of their destination.
Every morning. at sunrise, the elephant takes
his mahout 10y the waist belt, places him on
his back, and starts into the field. Two
assistants guide the plow-handles, and as long
as the sun is above the horizon the elephant
marches along, throwing up a huge ridge
behind him, the furrow having a breadth of
four and a half feet and depth Of three.
The Bristol (Tenn) NetCs says of the
curious statement made in Pollard's Life of
Jefferson Davis" of the secreting of important
Confederate documents--a statement which
was at first dismissed as sensational, but now
recurs with an appearance of truth:-'It is
very certain that but little of this correspond
ence ever fell into the hands of the Federals.
and neither they nor Mr.. Pollard have ever
been permitted to examine it; for the writer
of this saw that which is probably most valu-
able sealed and placed within the vaults of
a Montreal bank not two years ago, and unless
it has been removed within twelve months, it
yet remains there, secure against every in
tTuder.'
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/ been resorted to. In the meantime many of
| the miners who had gone to work became in
timidated, and stopped. Another miners
meeting is to be held here tomorrow.
Several hundred of the Hyde Park miners
who some weeks since went to the Lehigh
region, have returned, with their tools, to
| their homes, which is an indication of re-
sumption. 1t is estimated that not less than
twelve hundred miners, from different sec
tions, have arrived here during the day. Many
| of them are armed, and prepared for n fight.
| This afternoon it was thought the authori-
ties would be compelled to appeal to the Gov
ernor for military aid, but as no fragrant
breach of the peace has yet occurred, this
| measure has not been resorted to-
1t is feared that the meeting at Hyde Park
| tomorrow will culminate in a riot, which,
once commenced, will be difficult to quell.
The streets are filed with people tonight,
oil engaged in discussing mining matters.
The men from abroad evince determination
to prevent operations on any but the besjS
prices.
WnKEsBARRE. Aug 3O.-The fire in Pine
Grove mine still burns with undated fury.
The company are making preparations to
flood it. This process will require considera-
BILE time, as the lower vein must be filled be-
fore the upper one which contains she fire,
can he reached.
SCRANTON, Aug. 3O.-One thousand to ff-
teen hundred men from the coal fields north
and south of this city arrived here to-day, by
rail and wagons. Their avowed purpose is to
prevent the coal miners of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
from continuing at work. They are now
holding their second meeting, but have taken
no forcible action SO far. Meetings of citi-
zens have been held at the call of the Mayor,
to protect the miners. Volunteers are fast
enrolling. A meeting of Select Council il
called for this evening. There is much ex-
citement.
SCRANTON, Aug. SOL p. M-All is quiet
here tonight. Bars and saloons were closed
by order of Mayor Hill. Four hundred
special police have been sworn in and seven
hundred citizens enrolled as volunteers,
under command of Colonel Charles i. Royce.
All the coal mines are heavily guarded.
At the request Of miners belonging here
but employed in other districts, who have re-
turned since it was voted to resume work.
that question has been referred, and final
ballot will be taken by the Miners Union at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Six mines
were worked to-day, but none with full
force.
Many miners from other localities left on
evening trains. The miners of the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company, at Ohphant,
voted to-day to resume work.
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NEWS SUMMARY,
nitr Annirn.

OhAf AunAEhs
The following we're admitted to the Penn
Eylvania Hospital yesterday: William Price,
shot IN the side while trying to escape from
sergeant Ward, at the fire at Second and
Hreenwlch streets, on Sunday morning.
Enzabeth Soper, shot in the hand and stomach
Dy her husband, while on q canal boat at
katharine street wharf. John Mullen, aged
lorty-fve years, living at No. 171S Alton
street, leg broken. John Henry, aged twenty
Six years, living at Phenixville, badly scalded
by the explosion of boiler at the above
place.
Last evening, about 10 o'clock, the police
made descent upon two houses, one at the
corner of Crown aud Vine, and the other No.
Az Vine street, of which the proprietors were
charged with keeping disorderly houses. The
inmates, seventeen in number, were arrested
and taken to the Central Station, where the
two proprietors were held in $1,000 each to
answer at court, while the inmates were held
In 5000 to keep the peace. The complaint
was made by parties who complained that the
noise interfered with the peace Of the neigh
borhood.
"A young man was arrested last evening
on the charge of swindling several store
keepers on Third street and on Market street.
He represented that he was in the employ
ment of Mr.. Bernheim, storekeeper on Eighth
street, and that he had been sent by that per-
son to obtain silks and other goods. From
one firm he got from ninety-fve to one hun
dred dollars worth of silks He was held for
further hearing
The stated meeting Of the Board of
Guardians of the Poor was held yesterday
afternoon at the Blockley Almshouse, Presi-
dent John NJ Whitall in the chair. The
House Agent reported the census of the house
ON Saturday, the 2Sth inst, at 2954; same
time last year, 2969-being decrease of u.
Though rain is reported to have fallen in
considerable quantities along the line of the
Schuylkill river, there has been no percepti-
BILE change in the height of the river. The
water has not recommended flowing over the
dam, and at present there is no indication of
its rising
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Domestic Annira.

Gold closed yesterday at 1889.
"A Cabinet meeting will be held to-day at
the Capitol.
Two hundred Canadian Masons are visit
ing Rochester, N. Y.
George Peabody left White Sulphur
Springs, yesterday, considerably improved in
health.
jacob r. Bear, United States Express
agent and telegraph operator at Brownsville,
Neb., absconded on the 9th with $4,000 of
the company's money.
By the burning of their skirt and shawl
factory, at fremont, on Sunday, William
Hoffman & Co. lose $4,000 The insurance
amounted to $50,000.
For the quarter ending June 80, ultimo,
the product from whales in American fisheries
amounted to 50, 66S, 749, and the products of
other fisheries, $261, $50.
"A band of ruf1ians are prowling through
Tennessee, whipping negroes and driving
them from their land. The planters, it is
thought, will form vigilance committees to
prOtect their labOrerS.
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necessary to record the scalding of MANY
more, but the recumbent position allowed the
escaping steam to pass over them
The noise of the explosion was heard some
distance, but on account Of the constant
noise in the mill it was not much remarked.
Nearly all of the inhabitants of Phenixville
are intimately connected with the works.
more than half the population gaining their
livelihood from them, and as soon as the news
spread a scene of the widest excitement en-
sued. Frantic women and children rushed to
the entrance from all directions, each fearing
that some dear one was either dead or in
iured.
A very short time sufficed to ascertain the
names of those injured, when all sympathy
was extended to the bereaved ones
Throughout the whole day the explosion was
on every lip, and numbers of persons came
from the surrounding country to learn the
truth of the exaggerated reports that had
reached them.
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SHIPPING,

e-TkSe FO K POOL AND
KIN - QUEENSTOWN -Inman Line of Mai
sss ~s44 steamers are appointed to sail as fol
civ CITY Of Of b5DSSkiyp, a0Soy rs Saturday September
Ciiy OF Washington, Saturday, sept H. az i0 a NJ '
SitSS StS VI VI iAsh.Werp, saturday Sept. ls, at p NJ
batnofe, via Halifax, Tue sday Sent a. NJ NJ
from PER * Nb Saturday and alternate Tuesday,
~. - -. RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY THE MAIL STEAMER gAILING FvEpv e,,,,,r,.u
Payable in Gold PavahIa - 80 .ohDAf
flnhSI OABlN. ......... SlOOi STEER ~ 'S' 'S' Qas
To Paris '''''''''' iiv99I 10 LONDON ~
FAssAGL & BI IHE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HAI1FAx
FIRST CABIN. "A
- Payable inGeld, Pavabia l.. 5toE. 5ptAoE.
iiIhESfpooL. $50 IiverI DOL. aao
laiidH. ~ .....,, 70 Halifax. .......
by Brape,bS ~ Stc,,nor St;, 45 St Johns, f., on
Passengers forwarded to Havre Hambnrg R,oD,oD
etc. at reduced rates. "is' nre"enb
can be bought here at moderate rates by per
For further information apply al Ihe Cornp,rr,,
to OIDONNEIT q IA III " AZ, ~
NO All OHESNUT Street Phiiadeiphia
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THE COAL TROUBLE.
, Riot. that was Expected Last Night.

The EtIOt thhL WIS ENpecLed Last Night.
SCRANTON, Aug 30-10 p. M.-The matter
of resumption of work by the miners of
Hyde Park is still in doubt A number of
mines were worked to-day by men who had
decided to accept the terms offered, notwith-
standing there were several hundred men here
from neighboring mines for the purpose of
forcibly preventing resumption.
The Mayor issued proclamation calling
upon the citizens to protect the working
miners. The citizens are accordingly organ.
izipg, and thus Gar nc harsh measures have
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ONLY DlRECTLINETOFRANC

49, s4L.l9 THE GENERAL TRANSATIANTIo
~ M, SpM " " bANY'S MAIL STEAMSHiPS
BREST. " '' "EAi-ilNH Az
The splendid vessels this favorite route for tho
Saturday. ~ ~NA'- "'eT every
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EASTON 4 Nom NHONS BULLETIN
NEW YORE OFFICE, August 3O-Six barges Ieavo T.,
tow tonight for Baltimore, light. '' ~
q. +. Buritt, with brinstone, for Philadephia
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, August 3J-Ihe followir,
bArges leave in tow tonight eastward = 'N
Il. H. Parks Major O'Reilly, VIM. Crosthwaite Alpbo
United Bro hers Nightingale A. l.. Mason, and q n
Stewart all with COAL for New York LIS O.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

THE ARMY BuL-THE DEFICIENCY BIIL-PA11Na
SOUTHERN sENAToRs-THE SUFFRAGE AMEND
AENT.
WASHINGTON, February 2G.-IN TIE HOUSE,
the Military Committee reported the evidence
in regard to the army, showing that the Quar-
termaster-General has 14.000 men under his
control. The committee recommends that the
staff should receive orders from the General,
instead of from the Secretary of War.
The consolidation Of the quartermaster's,
pay and subsistence departments, also OF the
ordnance. artillery. engineer and signal corps
was recommended.
The Deficiency bill was again considered. 1t
now amounts to saO.JOO,0OO. The appropria-
tiog for the pay of Mr.. Harvey, minister to Por-
tusal, was again erased.
IsTHE SENATE the bill for paying Southern
senators in full was postponed.
The report on the suffrage amendment WAS
discussed until recess.
The discussion Will be resumed tonight.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

A spanish mau-os-war is watching the Pelu-
Wan monitors at Key West.
The Arkansas House of Representatives has
passed bill outlawing members of the Ku-
Klu1-Klan.
The Legislature of West Virginia has passed
bill fixing the capital OF that State at Charles
ton, in Kanawha County.
Governor Gerry, Of Pennsylvania, denies
having either written ~ telesraphed to Grant
about Cabinet appointments.
Thomas e. Wilson, senior partner of the
firm OF Wilson & Jolcr, druggists, Of Louis
vile, Ky, committed suicide yesterday, ut the
age of sixty-one.
Senter, speaker of the Tennessee House of
Representatives, has been inausurated Gov
ernor OF that State, cice Brownlow resigned.
His inaugural foreshadows no policy.