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FRANCE.

VERSAILLES, June 2-The vote in the
ssse mbly last night on the passage to
a Second reading OF the municipal
bill was 329 to 29S. There was con-
siderable anxiety in the chamber dur.
ing the vote, it being thou gh it would
precipitate q dissolution Of the assem-
by.
A Congress 10 consider the subject
of international rights in time OF war,
will convene in this city on the 9th oi
July next.
excitement In the Assembly.
PARIs, June ia the Assembly to-
! day the general election bill was taken
up, and q stormy debate followed. n.
Brisssn, Q Radical, in the course OF q
bitter speech taunted the Bonapartists
With leading France to Sedan. A
scene of the widest excitement ensued
and e, one time the Depltes- almost
came 10 blows.
NJ. Gambetta delivered speech d
Auxerre to-day. He made compre-
hensive statement OF the position OF the
Republican party, and declared the pro,
gress it had made was owing to its ad-
mirable organization, and predicted
that the fioal struggle would be be-
tween Republicanism and Bonspartism
He severely denounced the conduct o
the Bonapsrtists and concluded with
an earnest and eloquent appeal TO th'
Liberals to unite iu the work OF con
.olidating the republic. N. Gambetts
audience numbered about FIVE hundred
aud included many members Of tn
Assembly and several Majors VIII
were dismissed by the late government
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New York NaPket.

NEw ToRK, June 2.-Coiton-Dul' /;
middling uplsnds lsAc. FIour-Little
enquiry and easier supertins western
and state IS 25G5 So commoo 70 good
5 1906 80 good 70 choice 6 3566 60
white wheat extra 6 60a7 00 extra
Ohis 6 OO67 So wheat-Hsavy
and lower; No 2 Chicago spring 81 e
al A; winter red western l 520l Sc.
Rye-Quiet at 81 05@l l2 Barley
Dull aud nominal. Corn-Opened .
shade firmer, but closed dull and heavy;
nev and old mixed western 7S@Isc;
old western yellow s0aSlc. Gate
FirneEmixed western 62G63iG white
western 65@66c. Coifee-Quiet. Su.
gar-Firm for fair TO good refining.
Petroleum-Dull and lower crude Ste;
refined lS@l3fc Eggs-Firm; wess-
ern l4.@l5c. Pork-Firmer; new
meas tl7 IS cash; II 80 june; IL 50
July; IS 05 August. Beei-U ncbane-
ed; middles steady; short clear l0ic;
long clear l0c. Lard-Frm; prime
steam lie spot; llt9llio june;
III 9.l6c August. Butter-Stsady; new
western 20S26c. Cbeese-Unch snged.
Whisky-Firmsr at 81 90.
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TIE Senate yesterday confirmed the
,omrDstions Of BRIsrow to be Secre-
;a,v Of the Treasury and RICHARDSON
20 te one OF the Judges of the Court
O. Csims. There was but little oppo-
..io1 to BRlsrow's confirmation, be-
csl:e, while the Senate and the country
so1. little OF his financial views and
ability, it was generally conceded that
/. c0uI rot be 8 worse financier than
HicaAEpsoN, aud accordingly the ma
.y;.v voted in his favor.
RICHARDsoS's confirmation as Judge
Of ,ne Court OF Claims was carried by
ssms'l majority by the refusal OF a
number OF Republican Senators to vote
WHO, i'they had been compelled to
g"er their voice, would have voted nay
NJ R,cHARDsoN's completely in the
>ASB3Ry contract frauds show
si that he was either
avery negligent or very corrupt pub
.c officer, and his nomination TO po'
ston where be will be continually
tessi by shrewd robbers Of tine public
'-a:uGy is one that should not have
teen made by the President nor acqulr
escei in by the Senate.
The Circumstances OF his contirma
Ton are such as would compel any
map wno is possessed OF single spsrI
O sslfrespect to decline the preferred
Position aud retire at once 10 the rank
otE!yate citizenship. Mr.. RICHARD
SONS acceptance OF the place under tn
Circumstances is proo', if further proc
we're needed, OF his utter unworthines
10 occupy such a position. There is nj
man In any country districtiu West Vii
gnIa who would accept the office o
coo stable OF his District when it was 0
s'ltgiugly bestowed as in the case {
NIcHARDsoNs confirmation as Judge
Inc Court Of Claims, or when sue
grave charges Of negligence or corrur
ION 10 former Office were hanging ur
explained over his head.
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war DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF Tue CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
WARRINGTON. June .. SIN
PROBABILITIES.
For New England aud Middle States
clear or partly cloudy weather. and
eas,erly to soutberly winds will prevail,
with but slight change iu the tempers.
ture and stationery or falling bsrometei
For the South Atlantic and Gull States
partly cloudy and continued warm
weather, and possibly light local rain
easterly or soutberly. For Tennessee
and tho Ohio Valley. the Lsks r'g'nn
and Moth yest. generally cloudy westh
er and light rains sUutheas, " ,uu'n.
west winds, stationary or rising TEN pers
turs and falling barometer in the Lake
region and upper Mississippi Valley
The Mississippi river will fall sloWly
during Wednesday.
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Tgg Normal Institute TO be held al
Grafton commencing July 9th and con-
,,g;ng ten days s to be conducted by
p-,.J. E. Morrow Of the West Liber-
=, Normal School and Prof. F. II.
re,so formerly OF that school but more
..ssnt'y Principal OF the public schools
~ Moundsvile. Each OF these
..g,,smen has had a thor
o1,h course Of training in pub
+, -chool work aud in the education o,
,-,chera. and we doubt not that they
VI, DO their part to make the Grafton
,s,i;u;e complete success. We trust
,.s: the school they propose to conduct
usy te attended by all who expect to
:tscb in Taylor and adjoining counties
;.-!ng the ensuing scholastic year.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Oregon Election.

San Francisco, May 2.-ln the Ore
gon election today Grover (Dem.) is
probably elected Governor bya small
plurality. The Independent candidate
ior Judge OF the Supreme Court is
elected beyond doubt. The lndepen-
dents are supposed to have carried
Multuomah county. 1t is impossible
to obtain auythipg further to.nlght.
The friends OF Williams 10 Oregon,
claim his election to Congress as GER
tain. The result on the State ticket
will not be known for several day.
The old party lines were never more
com mplete in Oregon tnan Yesterday.
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TolsdO u Arket.

TOLEDO, June 2-FIour-Sleady.
Whtat-Stesd,; No. 3 white Wabash
24l; amber Michigan IS; seller
Julyl SIT; No. red 33CSl 33i; July
| 34i; No. = DO 25. Corn-Demand
light and holders firm; high mixed Get
662ic; June 62&c; July; 64c August
oslo; September 66c; low mixed 60ic;
no grade 60c. Oats-Quiet aud un-
changed.
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We are very glad TO learn that our
..marks OF yesterday morning concern
.,g the apathy OF the Wheeling
geop'e 10 view o. the suffering that has
,s.n occasionei by the overflow of the
Mississippi river are not entirely corr
ret. Something has been done in our
nii:. for the relief OF the sufferers
s,.it so quietly that the
ioaors seem to have obeysd
tie scriptural rule OF conceal
K, from one hand the deeds o'
c.a!.,y performed by the other. The
sizes OF ST. Mathews Episcopal church
lave already collected, mainly within
Ia. bounds Of their own congregation, q
tarisome contribution OF money aud
,Jhing for the destitute in Louisisns
sd Mississippi, and We learn that they
sre now about to call upon our citizen;
{, large 'or further contr buttons to tht
s1i We bespesk Tor the solicitors g
KID reception and generous response
In other cases OF calamity Wheeling
hss 20, been backward in making
AYE contributions for charity. Le
i. cot make this appeal an exception
I: comes to US from people TO whom
v. owe much sympsthy and who ar
arv entitled 10 the best and larges
We can give.
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Pbi,adeIphia wssi Markst.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-Wool-
Qnie, aud firm. TIE following quota
tons are for old. those fr new are 10
per cent les; Ohio, Pennsylvsois and
West Virginia Xxx and above $40
SIC; No. 2 57657.c; medium 57@5sc
cosrse 45Ca50c; New York. Michigan,
Indiana and western hne 50a53, me-
dunn 54a56c; coarse 4595OG combing
wash ed 62f970c eombing unwashed Az
643c; Canada combiug 6oa 63G fine
uuwsshed 40a43c; coarse and medi'
um washed 35S3Se Tub Washed 53S
SIC; extra and merino pulled 45950c:
No. superfne pulled 45947i:
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TsE returns OF the State election
s.,3 iu Oregon on Monday are still too
m.ssr. to show which party has won
II. victory. 1t is probable, however,
rs, the Democrats have carried the
safe. lie electoral vote was given to
Grant bv a majority Of about 1000.
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IN IDA Ma.
Railroad matters.

EVANSVILLE, June AN arrange
men, was to-day consummated between
the officers OF the Lake Erie, Evans
Vile 4 South western railroad and the
trustees of the bonds OF the CITY where
by the completion Of the road is sssuI'
ed from this city to the rich coal fields
of Du Bois county. Work will be be-
gun on the line hey ond Boonville I'M
mediately.
A Strike.
A strike occurred in the Evansville
Courier office to-day because the pro
prietors would rot discharge q com
positor who had refused 10 pay al
assessment to send delegate TO tn
National Typographical Union at 81
Louis.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and stock harks,

New YORK, June 2-MoSEr-Essy
st 2@3 per cent; prime discounts st 5
G6 per cent, with exceptions at At
per cent. Sterling quiet at 4 Sli(S
4 So Tor 60 days and 4 9Oi&4 81 for
nght. Treasury disbursements $3.50
O0v. Customs receipts $425, 900. Specie
shipments $462 900. Produce exports
tor the week IS. .l58,l1l.
GoLp-ll2all2f. tine only two
prices. Carrying rates l@2i per cea',
closing at per cent Clearings $2O,-
900, 900. -.
STATE BoSDs-Dull and neglected
Railroad bonds dull aud neglected.
GovR.NxRsrs-Dull
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FOREIGN.
NOVA SCOTIA.
The New Cable.

HALIFAX, June 2.-The steamer
Farsdsy with the new Atlantic cable
on board, arrived at Berry Head Sat-
urday. landed the shore end OF the ca
bIe on Sunday morning and proceeded
10 Rye Beach, New Hampshire, the
same afternoon.
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PhtIaaelphtA Market,

PHILADELPHIA. June 2-Flour-
Dull and in buyers favor; tuperdne
a 75@5 25; Pennsylvanis, ludrans
ADD Ohio extra family 7 75@S 90.
Whest--Quie,; red 45@l 50; amber
81 629l Is; white ! 65@l ~. Rye
Western at CSC. Coru-Yellow SEQ
SIC; mixed SlGs3c. Oats-Unchang-
ed. Butter Quiet; choice western %
@25c iarr to good ls@20c. Cheese
Western l6@lTc. Petrol.um-Re-
feed l3@l3ic. Whisky-&l W.
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SArgRkrE . piece Of bread or meat
with gastric juice. and il eiH diDolve.
This 70 digestion. Add to such mix.
ture little alcohol, aod Il will net dis-
solve. This is indisestisr- Beuar,.
then. Of uDctures, or tonics. or dseoc-
tons containing spirituoos liquors.
Shun oil rum "toeics," and rely solely
on DR. WALKsls VnEsAR Br1fsss, the
finest digestive isvigofant known. and
free from the Gsry curse of Alcohol.
may26<b
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GieSeiand Marker.

CLEVELAND, June 2-Flour-Quiet
wh.a.-Quiet ssd unchanged; No. l
red winter 81 Al; No. 2 do SO. Corn
-Stesdy; No. 2 mixed 64965c. 0sts
in iair demand and firm; No. 55c
No. 2 53c. Petroleum-Dull but
steady; standard white car lots lotc;
Ohio STATE tee, 70 l50e l4tc.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
RadyRecoVered.

SPRINGFIELD, June 2.-The body OF a
bow drowned iu the Mill river disaster
has been recovered by labor
ers digging for buried machi'
nery ear Florence. The bodies q only
four Of the known victims remain I'M
discovered.
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Wysre indebted to Prot. F. w
Voop for an Annual Catalogue oi the
Vs., Virginia University for the year
,,-2.-4 The recspitulstion shows
.s..fbere sre ! students in the Senior
,',.s,bis wear, Juniors, IS Sophomores,
q freshmen, "a Normal Students, so
IN the First Preparatory Department
.,3 % IN the Second, making l3S in
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NEW YORK STATE.
SaloOus Closed,

LocKpoRr, June 2.-Nearly all the
saloons and bars in this city were closed
Yesterday, their Licenses having expired
and the Board OF Excise having thus
far refused to grant saloon licenses.
Considerable excitement exists.
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MICHIGAN.

DEfRorr, June 2.-The annual meet
ing OF the Western Associated Press ID
called to meet at Put-in-Bsy the last
Wsdnesdsy in September,
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CONNECTICUT.
Fast TrOtttng.

WATERFORD, June 2.-H. Rays
pony trotted yesterday, before q sulky
90 Waterford course, 81 miles in ii
Hoa's and 90 minutes, in one straight
Heat. A large amount of money
easnged hands in betting.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. June 2.
SENATE

Mr.. Wright from the Committee on
Finance reported iavorsbly on the bill
TO provide for the stamping Of IN.
STAN ped papers, documents and instru-
nents in writing. Placed on the calen-
dar-
Mr.. Morrill,. OF Main, from the Com.
mittse on appropriations, reported the
pension appropriation bill with ss
amendment. Placed on the calendar.
The amendment proposes that the
pension agents Zee Of thirty cents be
reduced to twenty FIVE, instead OF twenty
as provided BY the House.
Mr.. Sherman. ron the Committee
on Finsnce, reported back the bill TO
amen the customs and revenue laws
and to repeal moities. with number oil
additional amendments. Placed on
the calendar. The bill as amended
provides that the secretaries OF the COLI
iectors OF customs at Chicago spd Gin
cinna,i shall remain unchanged, to-
gether With those Of all customs officers
not specified in the amendments here
tofore reported also, that all fees
for storage and other smolumeuts, re-
ceived by officers OF customs, shaiI
hereafter be paid into the Treasury. A
new amendment proposes to appropri-
ate 100000 to enable the Secretary OF
the Treasury to make compensation to
iniorners, &C.. during the next fiscal
year in accordance with the provisions
heretofore reported.
The morning hour having expired
the Senate resumed the consideration
of the Indian appropriation bill and q
number OF am mendments OF an unimpor-
tant character submitted by the com =
mittee were agreed 10.
Other amendments were submitted
by Mr.. Buckingham, chairman OF the
Com nittee on Indian affairs, and were
agreed 10.
TIE request Of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes for q committee OF confer
euce on the dissgreeing votes OF the two
Houses on the bankrupt bill, was
granted.
On motion OF Mr.. Edmunds, the chair
appointed as q committee on the part
OF the Senate, Edmunds, Wright and
Thurman.
The Indian appropriation bill was
then reported to the Senate, read the
third time and passed.
Mr.. Windsm then moved the Senate
proceed TO the consideration OF the reso-
luton introduced by him 10 regard to
cheap transportation. Agreed 10.
Mr.. Sherman said the resolution just
taken up would be unfinished business
for Tomorrow, and be therefore moved
the Senate proceed to the consideration
OF executive business.
Mr.. Clayton, from the conference
committee on resolutions to suspend
the rules go that bills to codify the laws
nigh, be sent to the President tor Gig.
natures in print instead being engrossed
on parchment, made q report which
nrnrides that these pllIs NAV ue seul w
the Executive 10 print after being e1'
smiped by the chairman OF the two
Committees on Engrossed Bills. Agreed
TO-
The Senate then went into executive
session and soon after adjourned.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

East LIBERTY, June 2-Cattle-Ar-
rivals so cars best 81 to 6 6.l0 medium
81 to 6tc; oommou st 10 Sic. Hogs--
Arrivals 80 cars; best Philadslphias
s 20 to 6 So Workers S 25 TO 545.
Sheep-Best 81 to &c; meiium a IS
1926,
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CINCIN NATl.
Fire.

CINCINNATI, June 2.-The extensive
ice house Of Brannan i Hawkins, OF
Richmond, Indiana, burned last night
with 400 toss Of ice. Loes about
%, 1000.
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Naopssn Oss.

This oil deriving iu name from
Sampson, meaning strength 10 one OF
the best il not hs bes. remedy offered
70 the public for rheumstisn. asd oil
pain, and il appears no medicine has
ever gained 20 Asttsring . repatation
in az short tius. na11s
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SroCrs-Were weak and deciining
the greater part OF the day, with one
slight recovery about noon, which was
lost and shortly before the close prices
showed q fall o, i@2i per cent. 10
tiual dealings the market was steady
st q recovery OF tot from the lowest
point. Lake Snore declined during
the day 2t. and Western Union u.
The other prominent features were
Wabash, Northwestern, Union Pacific.
Pacific Mail and ST. Paul. Erie vas
exceptionally firm, closing at / OF sp
advance. Total sales 10000 shares,
of which 5000 were Western Union,
1900 Wabash, $500 Lake Shore,
5000 New York Central. 5000 Erie,
10000 Northwestern, 28.000 Union
Pacific, l0,O00 Pacific Mail and 5000
Rock Islsnd. The proposed tax on
sales Of stock and gold 10 OF course no.
popular 10 Wall street and was used 10
bear the market, The governing COM
( mittee OF the Stock Exchange this after
noon empowered the president 70 sp.
point committee 10 proceed 70 WASH.
II pgton, TO remopstra,e with the Senate
against the passage OF this bill.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. ROLAND, from the judiciary
Committee, called up the bill reported
by MIN sometime ago in relation to the
courts and judicial officers in Utah.
Mr.. Cessna moved substitute for
one of the sections in regarl to the
summonipg OF grand and petit jurors
The substitute requires the list TO be
10 nade up OF male citizens without re-
gard to religion, politics or social posi-
tiop. .,
Mr.. Poland briefly explained and
advocated its provisions.
Mr.. C.ans opposed it as establish
ing q dangerous precedent
Mr.. Potter opposed the bill.
Mr.. Cannon, q delegate from Utah,
addressed the House in opposition to
the bill.
Mr.. Poland closed the debate, and
declared 40 an undeniable fact that the
Mormons were az hostile to the gov
ernment as any portion Of the people ol
IN. South had been in the darkest
hour Of the rebellion. Twelve year,
ago Congress had passed 8 bill making
polygsmy q crime in all territories
| Did the delegate from Utah pretend
tb., the law had been obey.d? Dc
be not know that it had been openly
and unblushiugly disobeyedf
Mr.. Cannon remarked, that with th,
United States judges, district attorneys
and mar.hals 10 Utah, the people wer,
not to blame if the law had not beer
enforced.
Mr.. Poland said that that was u
answer TO this inquiry. Everybody kne'
the law had been openly and avowedly
disobe,ed. Why had no man bee'
prosecuted? Every United States o.
fcsr in that territory knew perfect.
we'll the absurdity OF trying anybod
for polygauy before twelve unbiushiui
and miserable polygamists.' Tb
Question now comes beior
Congress whether it would ope1
courts aud provide machirer,
Iby which the law could be set in mo
ton. or whether it would suffer the dis
grace Of having its own law disobeye'
by that people openly and svowedly
Congress should repeal that law or pro
VIDE some kind OF legal machinery b
which il could be enforced. The de
bate closed and the House proceede
to vote on the bill and amendmenu
Nh. Cessna's amendment was rejected
Mr.. Barber offered an amendmer
providing that the salary and fees {
: the District Attorney should not b
more iu the aggregate than g. an
tha. any excess OF the tees should b
accounted for to the Treasury. Agree
! to.
The bill was then passed. Yea
l59, nays S..
The remainder OF the days sessio
was given to business Of the Committ'
9 on Public Buildings and Grounds.
The House took recess till $50,
6 r., the evening session to be Tor bus
, ness from the Comm ttee on Pn'a
Land Claims.
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P,,,.bursh P.,r.I,um market.

PlrrsB1RoH, June 2.-PetroIeum-
Crude, market very dull; quoted at
81 Is. Refined, very dull and quiet;
quoted at l3@l3lc.
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ROME

RoxK, June 2.-The Italian Senate
has approved Of the bill modifying the
grist tax,
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ayheeliaa Aegister.
GOLD closed yesterday At ll2i.

From our reports this morning the
disabilities ars that the weather to-
3.v will be cloudy, with southeast 10
.,r,bwes, Winds and light rain,
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PIG IRON.

For Additional Markets zee page |
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HID. \; ND g; sS5:s: 3 c:ouc. =. a
ss:s r''s'.s '.A 'szsz1IY.
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B Y TELEG R A:P b.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
By the Western Union Line, ONCE North.
west corner OF Main and l2th streets.
w ASHIN

WARRINGTON. June 2.
The Utah bill has passed by vote
Of l59 to 55.