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Chicago Market.

Chicago November G.-Fl"ur--
Quictand unchanged. Wh"at-Drmnud
fair and prices advanced; No. l spring
soc; No. 2 s4l@ Soc cash; 81. Ia Sc ."IIor
December; ste seller January No. 3
SIC; rejected 7Gc. Corn--DcInand far
and prices advanced; No. 2 mjScd ,l!r'
SAC cash or seller November; 72Jc hid
seller year; high mixed 7Gc; rejected new
GOc. Oats-Demand fair and price nd-
vauccd; No. 47sc cash or seller No
vcmber; 4G3c seller year; white iSt'; re-
jccted Az. Rye Steady and in mod
crate demand; No. S2!@S3c. BarI"y-
Demand active and prices advanced; NJ.
- II 20. POrk-Active at SlS 90 cash;
Sl7 20 seller year; $l7 81 seller Fchru-
arv. Lard-Demand active and pricc-
advanced; held at l3c spot; Sll 7jCo
II 80 seller year. Bulk Meats-QuIet
and unchanged. Whisky-Steady and
in moderate demand at g6lc. On th"
opening Of the board thi, afternoon,
Wheat closed al sjlc seller November,
s8Ic seller December. Corn-7ilc seller
November: 73Ic seller year. Oats
Higher at 47ic seller November.
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Reckless shooting at White sulphur
Springs.

, special TO the Richmond Dispatch
rom White sulphur Springs, says that
IN the evening of the lst instant two
o,rroes. Booker Martin and Wyatt
Holmes, engaged in an alteration on the
-,ilway platform, when Martin drew a
p,lo! and snapped it at Holmes, the cap
iang to explode, whercupon Holmes
ought refuge IN the depot, and was fred
upon before reaching it, the ball missing
Horr, and striking negro named
CAsr,e, smith. the ball entering the back,
p;nIucins probably fatal wound. Mar
in then pursued his intended victim
into the depot, after entering which he
S,ei upon him twice, both balls failing
70 take effect, and narrowly missing some
spntrmen in the telegraph office. The
parties were then relieved of their shoot
.ag irons and kicked out by the agent.
The excitement may be imagined when
il : understood that the depot was filled
Nth passengers waiting for the train.
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laying out Work for Congress.

''"' I" Cincinnati Commercial.
VI" ot III" Presidents friends have
'IE begun 10 plan the policy of the
,., session Of Congress, and have
-, ,.'5 That the civil rights bill shall be
.' S> most important measure TO
,.g" g'.' 'Ae Southern States for the Re-
!. ..ySA party. After this they propose
r.' Stringent civil service bill shall be
n. - 10 secure the retention of the
III Republican incumbentS in office
..,,-'. ~, event Of future changes in the sd .
-. ...s''a''"h. 1t is argued, however,
s.' :, under any circumstances the Senate
yp,- 'vMain Republican. and that
=. ''S'c legislation will, there
~, Ee impossible, but the
y. anxiety IN Republican circles
.rr,,' N''"ht Is TO become matter of
,,. ,.oA remark. The President himself
= ., .'.rsaton ~ to-day admitted his chag-
.a.a; =" Tue result Of the elections, and
:s,, good authority for the statement
q, ,,,,. VIII a, the proper time, indicate
b, 'r F.,''fvncc for f.. b. Washburnc as
;-,. ne>>oT. ,3T. In his message to Congress
'l1a .".. ".I''i he will, according TO the
T. C-is!n'rIty. take such grounds against
>7.;' Mobilierites and similar cor
:.,,,', :.ac, .,. OF the Republican party as to
IL fo,1 "eh'lon TO Washburne as one of
&u un,,,P pure and incorruptible men of
~ IN whose record no tsrnish is
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Court of Commissioners :"r Ma
hama Claims have adjourned until
December Sd.
The Austrian Government has request
ed the Porte to hasten to answer the
nroposition for Commercial Convention
between Austria and Roumanla.
The SYNOD of the Church of Scotland
in session at Toronto have adopted u
motion in favor of reunion, by vote "i
Is to l..
Mrs. General Rawlings died at 'hey-
enne, Wyoming, yesterday morning. ,
The schooner Hattie johnson, loaded
with wheat for Buffalo, went ashore on
North Point. Lake Huron, THURSDAY
afternoon. She can probably be got Oh
by tightening.
William Stevenson, of Butler county.
Ohio. while hunting near Desler, ono,
Yesterday, accidentally discharged the
gun into his arm and blew it of. he
died this morning.
DELEGATES Schanenberg, Winterer and
Guerber, from Alsace and Lorraine, have
taken their seats in the German KelchS'ag
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NEW JERSEY.

HACKENsAcK, Novcmh.r 6.-Bergcn
county official count gives Cutler for
Congress 575 majority, allowing Phelps
all imperfect ballots; Morris county gives
Cutler 30 and Passaic county gives
Phelps $50, allowing him all imperfect
ballots. This elects Cutler by FIVE.
The following dispatch has been re-
ccivcd from ". W Phelps Republican
candidated for Congress:
HACKESSACK, y. j., November g.
Bergen county gives Cutler 595 major
itv; Pa>saic county gives Phelps 63l;
Morris county gives Cutler 40 with 3
Republican votes TO be produced at the
adjourned canvass tomorrow, Ind II
these are for me have one majority.
w. ". PHELPS.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK. November G.-Bc"v".--
Receipts to-day so head, making 1900
head for the lat four day, against
1910 head same time last week. Quality
common; fair TO good cattle active and
frmer; common natiyes and thin Texans
dull and weaker; poor 10 PrIm" na'ly"
steers ranged at IA l2!c, with few
fancy bullOcLs at l4c; ordinary to
fair Texans ranged at Ga.lOc. sheep
and Receipt. 2,j20 head, max
ing 12,lsO head FOR -four days, against
1920 ZANE time last week Sheep
dull at 4(e,5ic. with few sale at 5lrr
&C.; lambs scarce and firm n; G1m SIC,
with the bc.t at SIC. SwIne-Rec"Ipts
500 head. making l,7l0 head for four
days, against 2l,7i0 head hpr the same
time last week. None offered alive
dressed closed steady at Si@sIc.
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PENNSYLNANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November G.-Thc
official returns from BcrkS county, give
Latta, Democrat, for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, 5.3ll majority. This adds l79 to
Latta', majority published this morning.
l.attas majority in Luzernc county is
1877.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, November g
Kctchum, Republican, was elected i'll the
Twelfth district by 767 majority.
PHILADELPHIA. November with
the corrections and additions received
to-day Latta's majority foots up to l3,-
OlS. The official vote is still wanting
from Forest, Sullivan, Allegheny and
Philadelphia counties. OnIy three wards
in Philadelphia have thus far been count
ed and they increased Lattn vote BY 2@5
from the returns made on election night
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY. November 6.-Cattlc
Receipts for to-day 1866 head; for the
week so far 3,90s head. The arrivals to-
day being mostly through stock, there
were only a few loads for the yards,
which are still on hand as all the buyers
are gone home, They will be shipped on.
No business dene here, 30 no quota
tious. Hogs Receipts for to-day 6,Sso
head for the week thus far 1925 head;
best Philadelphiss S6 30@6 65; Workers
So 00@6 20. Sheep-Receipts for to-day
800 head; for the woek thus far $500
head best 81 5O9S 20; medium So 75t9
4 05
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Cheap Fertilizer.

Road dust should be gathered before
the season closes. This is often the most
convenient absorbsn. the farmer can
command, and II few barrels of 1t will
save large amount OF ammonia in the
henncry, the privy and the stable: Hens
should have a large open box full of IT
under cover, where they may dust them-
selves at their pleasure. 1t is an eScei,
lent thing to to have in the stable ana
when saturated with brine makes an eH-
cellcnt fertilizer. The fneness OF the
dust, continually ground by the iron
tires and horse shoes, is one cause OF itS
favorable action upon crops. That gath
cred from a clay soil is best; indeed sand
whether from the road or elsewhere Is
of but little use as deodorizer or absorb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-07

TuE news from Florida is to the effect
.b.- the Cubsns voted the Radical ticket
+. the First Congressional District of
.b., State thu. defeating the Democratic
.,rdidate. They arc exceeding anxious
,-,be freedom of their own country, yet
- uphold national interference and
-,,;.-s-y arrests in the States here.
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Cincinnati Market.

CISCNSATI, November G.-CO:t0n-
Steady at l4c. Fl0ur-Firm. Wheat
Pfrm: red 81 02tol o.. CONFIRM n;
GlG,62c. OAts-firm at j2fayjGc. Rye
Steady q; 9ic. BarIey-Steadyi No.
2sl 2O(Tyl 25. Linseed OIL Firm at SOC
Lard Oil-Firm. Eggs-Firrn ut 2iCs
25c. Butter and Cheese-Yirm. Lard
Demand fair and market firm at I2sc
spot: I2c seller November; lIic seller
year. Bulk Meats-Quieti shoulders 7!c;
clear rib sides log l0.c; clear side lOiE
lOlc. Bscon-Scarce; shoulder. SIgSici
clear rib sides I2tc; clear side l4c.
Whisky-Steady and in moderate de-
mEnd At gIc.
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA. November g.
.Wool-Quict and firm; Ohio, Penn
Sylvania and West Virginia double
extra and above 5jta j6c; extra 6ICah5c;
medium 55(a 51c; coarse 60ia j2Ir; New
York. Michigan, lndinna and Western
fine 4sCd jlC; medium 63ta Soc; coarse
j0c; combing washed GOto doc; do unwash.
cd i2C i5c; fine unwashcd 36Ca3Gc;
coarse and medium washed 40Gi2c; tut
washed 5jGT 5Gc; extra and merino pulled
42m NJ. and sup"rilnc pulled Al
T., II.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November G-Flour
bull; supcrfne 81 0oG14 %; Wisconsin
and Minnesota s. 25Cd6 %. Wheat
Wanted; red 2OCn,l -; amber 81 2SCnN
%; white 81 50Ml 81. Rye-lleld mt
81 - Corn-Stcady; old yellow 90;
now do 7+c. Oats-Stcady at 62Cf6I".
Pctrolcum-Nominal; refined l0td lOlc;
crude in barrels Sc; in bulk i.Gjjc.
Whisky-Steady at 81 0l. Butter
Dull; western prime 2s(GS0c; choice
western roll 2StdS0c. Chcese--lluict;
fine western lGCa l64c; western primo II
f. l5lc. Eggs-Firm; western 27@2Sc.
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How Drains Act.

The water!which runs into drains dug in
touoh clay soils. enters from the sides and
the bottom, and not from Immediately
above the drains. The toughest clay Is
sufficiently permeable to water to allow, it
to pass through readily, and after the
drains have been in operation some time,
regular and permanent water chanmeI>
become established in the soil leading
from above to the bottoms of the drains.
In digging drains in tough, compact
clav, numerous small veins of water are
cut. which show very clearly how readily
the water will pass through such soil aS
soon as outlets are provided. The ad-
vantage of the deeper drains is thus eN-
plained, and it is readily seen that their
influence extends further in proportion
to their depth.
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l. bismarck Going TO Have = stroke
of ApOpieXy.
a., c,r nf New York Herald.

parliu Cor. OF New lOEh heI"iu.
The temper of Prince Bismarck has
t.rome ungovernable. He is constantly
,.,ked by PAIN of body and mental dis
.ric, Ills health is very bad, and his
H., Of a kind TO keep him in II perpetu-
a., state Of fcycrish irritation. He has
,iIs,c become >ullenly suspicious, impa-
.;.r, Of observation, and aS rude as a
i,.,r with sore head; has sore head,
indeed himself He has long been jcal-
',. e Count Arnim, who is much liked
S.' ,, tn, h, QUEEN, and whose elevation would
~ certainly welcome to the nobility.
What he has done against Count Arnim
bo. lren dictated ~ much by fear rs by
,a,,- and fear is always cruel. He has
.,,e himself more harm than he thinks
by thc.r proceedings, and | expect to
f..sr every day that he will havca stroke
c!apnplcyy.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPAKTNEST.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFTCE or CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGToN, November q, sP.n.
PROBABILITIES.
For the South Atlantic and Gull
State, and Tennessee, partly cloudy and
warm weather will prevail, With cast IN
south wind, and high barometer east Of
the Mississippi; river. For the Middle
State generally clear weather, northwest
southxest winds. no decided change in
Temperature. and rising barometer dur
iug the night For the Lake regions,
generally clear and warm weather, with
southeast a. southwest winds. Asd station
ary or falling barometer. For the north
west, increasing cloudiness, southeast 20
southwe-t winds, high temperature, and
low barometer
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November 6.-FiOur-Steady
and in moderate demand. Wbeat-De-
mand fair and prices advanced; No. 2
white Wabash 81 1901 20; No. 3 do
81 IA; No y whits Michigan Il IA; am
Der 81 0sl; Ne. l amber Illinois 81 IL.
COrn-Steady and in moderate demand;
high mixed 7ic; new 6Slc; low mixed
7Sfc; new do 65!cc. Oats-Quiet and
unchanged in every respect.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw fOEk, Novttnbfr u ne bihf-
ket for domestic goods wS rather more
active, but imported fabrics ruled quiet al
depressed pricfS. Heavy brown cpttons,
Cotton Fisnnels, Ticking and Correct
Jeans met with fair sales; bleachsd egttOns
quiet. Side Band Prints selling freely,
bot fancy Nsdder style. inactive. Dark
fancy GinghAms in good demand. Wool
Flannels in steady request Wooisns
dull. Beaded trimmings very active.
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NEVADA.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 6.-ln-
complete returns from Nevada -ay Ad-
ans. Dem, i elected Lieutenant Gov
crnor; Wcodburn, Republican, is elected
to Congress, The Republican majority
on JOINT ballot in the Legislature is Is
to -. The Republicans claim the entire
State ticket with the exception of Brad
10y and Adams
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Another Fire.

PEORIA ILL., November "a fire
broke out in Parmlis' livery stable, this
evening. which destroyed the building, 20
head Of horses. % tons Of hay, and a
large number of carriages, buggies, &c.
Los, $4,000; 10 insurance. Bates a.
loon and Eisenhausen's harness shop, sd-
joining the stable, were also burned. The
Peoria House was damaged BY wster to
the amount Of 5000.
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FLORIDA.

AUGUSTA, Ga November 6.-Sews
from hey West, Florida, says that the
Cubans voted for the Republican candi-
date, thus defeating Henderson, Demo
cra;. fo- Congress in the First district.
Wall, colored Republican, has been elect
ed over Finlay, Democrat, in the Second
district. The Democrats have majori-
ty Of twenty in the legislature.
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BALTIMORE, November 6.-Flour-
Dull and unchanged. Whest-Stcsdy;
No. Sambcr western 81 32@l "A; No. =
81 81; No. 3 81 l.. Corn-Dull at So
soc. Oats-Active at 60662c Barley
Dull at 90G9jc. Proyisions-Firm.
Pork-Cnchanged. Bacon-Shoulders
SiCG9c; clear rib sides l3c. Hams
Sugar cured l4CGl5c. Lard--Uncmng-
cd. Butter Western very dull; choice
tub 2S(G SOC; choice rolls 25(G2s Petro-
leum-Unchanged Cotlee-Quiet and
nominal at lsCG20tc. Whisky-Quict
and nominally at 81 00Gl 0l.
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pittsburgh Market.

PIrrsBuRGH, November 6--Pig Iron
Quiet; gray forge $25 0OG125 80; No.
foundry $27 Goa Is 90. Whmt-Quict '
and unchanged. Corn-Firmcr; new
ear 6jCd G7c; new shellcd 6sta I2c; old
shcllcd cuiet Mt s0t" S2c. Pctrolcum.4"
Crude firmcr nt 12ty13tc at Parkcrs; r"-
fined lOI" for Philadelphia delivery.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, November 6.-MoNET-
2@2! per cent; prime mercantile paper
5!@7! per cent; single name SCai2 per
cent, Sterling strong at 4s4!@ iS43 for
sixty days and 1850 @4sSf for sight.
Customs receipts SS5s,0OO.
GoLD-Opened and closed AT ll05.
Borrowing rates 2 per cent and fiat. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed SSll, 900
Clearings S20,0000e0.
GnyrpNMENrs-Acf and strong
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LOUISIANA.
More Frauds In Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, November Ga New
Iberia dispatch says that when the COM
missioners ofthe Hubertsville poll came
To hand in their box the supervisor could
not he found, and when it was rendered
him the next morning he replied that ac-
cording to law it was too late, and refused
to receive il. On Wednesday the Super
visor started for New Orleans, leaving
the Hutertsville box behind. Without
thi, box, the Republicans elect their en-
tire uarish ticket.
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Boss Tweed's Prison Life.

The imprisonment Of Boss Tweed
late chief of the Tammany ring, but at
present supposed to b. convict on
Blackwells Island, New York, is Il mock
cry of justice. MIR. Tweed dons the
prison garb only on certain occasions; he
sports his long hair and luxuriant beard;
he wears US fine clothes us one would wish
to show on Broadway, and occupies a
room far away from the cells of little
rascals. This room is twenty feet by
twelve, and twelve feet high,
furnished with good double bod,
shut in by curtains, a bureau
washstand, and two writing desks, one
for his honor's private secretary, besides
chairs, books and other comforts. Here
the retired statesmen suffers for his
thcfts. When weary with penacc he
takes a walk along an avenue shaded by
trees, that shut his form away from vul
gar and impcrtinent eyes, and calls at
the house of his friend, the warden. At
this spacious mansion he takes his meals
privately, as every other gentleman Of
fastidious taste and modern habits might
do. Mr.. Twced's table is bountifully
furnished, and he eats and drinks his
turtle soup and champagne as regularly
as he docs not do the "hard labor to
which he WAS sentenced.
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Tue use of carrier pigeons for press
purposes is on the increase, andthc breed
is rapidly improving. By careful "sclec-
tom and allowing only the survival of
the fittest," powers have been developed
which few years ago would have been
thought impossible. They can be spe-
cially trsined to fly over 500 miles, and it
is no uncommon thing for dispatches to
be brought to London from Paris, Lisbon
or Brussels. Land and Water records
case of interest. An ocean homeing bird of
great docility, intelligence and spirit has
been found IN Iceland which flies at The
metcor-likc speed of $50 miles an hour.
\ pair of these birds whoscprcscnt home
is in Kent, within ten miles of London.
recently carried dispatches from Paris
to their home in one hour and a quarter
Press pigeons carried on the dispatches
to London, and the whole journey ofthe
dispatches from Paris to London occu-
pied one hour and half. The Iress
pigeons now commonly used are not the
ordinary carrier pigeons, but are bred by
Messrs. Hartley, of Wo"lwich, from
prize BIRDS selected from the best lofts Of
Answerp, Brussels, and Liege.-LhteH $
LiuinQ AQe.
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ALABAMA.
Democratic Majority in Alabama
$4,000.

$4,000.
MONTGOMERY, November 6.-Thc
Democratic majority in the State is not
less than $4,000. The result in the First
Congressional District is doubtful, if
Harrison, Republican, colored, has
been scratched much, he is beaten by
Bromberg; in the Second district VIII
liams, Democrat, has 1000 majority
over Rspier, Republican. colored; in
the Third district Bradford, Democrat,
beats Belts about 5000; in the Fourth
district Hayes, Republican, has 5000
majority; the race in the Fifth and Sixth
districts was between Democrats, in the
former Caldwell beats Sheffield, and in
the latter Hewitt beats SlosS, present
incumbent, by about 1000 majority the
Democratic minority on joint ballotin the
Legislature will be- 20.
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ETWukhH HVHVNH"F
BosroN. November 6.--At Especial
meeting Of the directors of the Franklin
Telegraph Company to-day, it was voted
TO lease their lines to the Atlantic x
Pacific Company for 80 years, at an an
nusl rental not exceeding S25, 600
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RiIIfar<i Tournament.

Nrw York, November 6.-Seventh
came q innings, Cyrille Dion 500, Ran
Solph III. Eighth game, Is innings,
viquoux 500, Daniels l.S; Ninth game game
20 innings, Joe Dion 500, Slasssn dsS dSS'
Tenth game, 80 innings, Fiquou1 S"'
DAILY 266.
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From our reports this morning the
liabilities are that the weather to-day
'riu be cloudy, with northwest to south
,.., winds. and no decided change Of
temperature.
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Cleveland Market

CLEVELAND, November 6.--Grain-
Steady and unchanged. Petroleum
Steady; standard white slc; Ohio state
test liic; in small lots lG2c higher.
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Castoria Il more than a Substitute Tor
J.ssfor Oi!, II IL the only ssys article In ex-
ix.enre which IL certpin 20 assiIntlats ths
.ood, regulate the bowels, cure wtnd-colie
and produce natural sleep. IL contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and Is pleasant 10 take. children need not
cry and mothers may rest.
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IA Mo.fk o.efk Of the Savings Department
t0D ,C".feal srI bank, absconded with s22,-
B. SIN 'he Clerk in the office of VIM.
ID MI ;ssVn' one of the stockholders, has
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Tho Roumanian Question.
Italy vs.. the Pope.

PARIS. November g. The l. THircrse
says that tit j. reported that Italy ia about
TO issue memoranda to the European
powers calling attention to the danger 70
Italy from the intrigucs Of the Vatican,
declaring that the government can no
longer tolerate permanent consPiracy
in it, own capital, and urging tho powers
20 discontinue tho custom Of maintaining
ambassadors at the Holy See.