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WAR ORrAR1MENt, /
OFRiCR Op riiK CniEV RlGSAL OppiCRR,
WANIlSOrOS, y. G., Ma! is.-s3O IN

WAR DRrAR1NESt,
OFRiCR Op riiK CniEV RIGSAL OppiCRR,
WASlIlSO1OS, u, G., May is-sW IN
rROnAntttttES.
For Wednesday throughout the Allan.
tie States, cnsleFly winds stationary or
higher temperature nnd prcssurc1 and
partly cloudy weather.
For the Gulf States, Stationnry Or fall.
ing barometer, southeast winda, warmer
nnd partly cloud y weather and occasional
rain.
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and
Lake Region, south and enst winds, sta
tionnty or lower barometer and temper.
nturc, partly cloudy weather, and in the
Ohio Valley possibly rainy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valley, light southwest to north.
west winds, partly cloudy and cooler
weather.
The rivers viii continue to fall slowly.
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RAILROAD DOSDs-QuiCt and strong.
SToCEs-0pCned weak ard lower; declined
lHalN per cent The greatest decline was
IN Michigan Central, which fell of to G7lg.
Towards o'clock the market became firm
and recovery of 4 to Y percent from the
lowest point took place, except in the case
Of Rock Island, which declined from lOl to
lOSh. Atthe close the market was n little
steNdicr, except for Wabash and Panama,
which were heavy and lower; Wabash de-
clined from M to 9li and Panama from
IA to li2H, Atlantic and Pacific from
2jH to 2j9 on the reports that the cable
had been grapplCd md that the Fariday
was in communication with London. Lake
Shore was pressed for sale und declined to
GGH, but closed at recovery of " per cent.
Pacific Mail was weak, selling down to 37H,
but In the closing dealings sold at 37A37II'
Union Pacific closed ut 7GIi. Erie fell OF
to 25h and rallied at the close to
2j1G. Western Union touched 7GH, but
closed at 7G9i. Rock Island recovered 4
per cent, selling at 1875. Missouri Pacific
declined from So to 81, and Atlnntic & Pa.
cifc preferred from lGk to I53{. North.
western dropped Off to 80 at the close, and
preferred TO 53A 81. Paul closed at 3j9S,
and 5GH for common and preferred. The
gross earnings of the Union Pacific road for
March 1915 show an increase Of 81 per cent
over March 1874. The net earnings in.
creased A per cent, and the operating cx.
pGnSes decreased 25 per cont.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange
aggregated 25O,OOO shares, Of which 81 600
were Pacific Mail, 10000 Western Union,
1900 Northwestern, 6,OOO Rock Island.
$1,000 Erie, GOOO0 Lake Shore, 10000 Wa.
bash and 10000 Union Pacific.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsnISGroN, May ls.-rhe Secretary
Of the Treasury to-day made the follow.
ing appointments Of Internal Reyonue
StOreEeepers Ludwig w Echselbefg,
George Michel and Henry Fisher, for the
lst District Of Wisconsin, and Joseph G.
Thompson, lth District Of Illinois. Gau.
gcrs-Jamcs NJ. IIcardslcy, ith District Of
illinois, Frederick ". Paine, lst District
of Wisconsin and David Stewart 4,h Dis.
trict Of Iowa.
Internal revenue receipts to-day $780,.
go. Custom receipts Si0l,273.
Internal Revenue Supervisor Mum, oi
Illinois, arrived this morning. His visit
has reference to the reported coming
charges Of the Supervisor Of the District
under his charge. Commissioner Pratt
has formed n new division in the revenue
bureau to bc known ~ the Division Of
Revenue Agents. II will he under the
charge Of Revenue Agent II. T. GNryan
The Supreme Lodge OF Knights 0i
Pythias convened here this morning and
was called to order by Supreme Chancel'
lOr Davis. Thirty.four Grand Jurisdic.
ions are represented.
DIED.
Col. George A. Batcheldor, formerly
Secretary Of Dakota Territory, died here
to-day.
THE VISITING INDIANS.
This afternoon the visiting Sioux In.
dians called nt the Interior Department,
to pay their respects the Commissioner
of Indian affairs.
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NEW YORK.
SILK AND LACE FRAUDS.

New York, May ls.-An officer oi the
Treasury Department is in this city,
under Instructions from Secretary Bris-
tow to thoroughly examine the records OF
the silk and lace importations OF the past
two years, in connection with the develop
ments brought out in the recent arrest OF
Lawrence, Deputy Collector Dosing and
others.
FRAUDS IN MOURNING GOODS.
1t Is stated that frauds in the importa-
ton Of Grape and mourning goods have
been discovered rs having extended
through the past two years in the ap.
praisers' department Of the custom house
in this city, and one Of the examiners has
resigned,
NO IRREGULARITIES,
An examination Of the books and ac.
counts OF the wholesale whisky dealers
and rectifers by the Treasury officials is
going on here very thoroughly, bat no
Irregularities were found.
slIAREEY, THE MURDERER,
The World states that Sharkey, the
murderer, is on board the steamer Cres-
cent City, in charge Of Detective Davis
en- route from Havana to New York.
ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES.
The anniversary exercises Of the var
ious Baptist Sabbath Schools Of this city
to-day were attended by thousands Of
children, Addresses were made by scv.
cral divines.
FiFTY-FIIlsT ANNIVERSARY.
The 6fty.frst anniversary OF the Amer
lean Sunday School Union was celebrated
this evening at the Academy Of Music.
Addresses were made by the Rev. Stuart
Il. Robson, Of Louisville, and others.
The Committee on Publication reports
30 books published during the past year,
! ,2jS new schools organized, having 49,
OiO scholars and G;lSO teachers; 3,00S
were visited, having 1901 teachers and
1854 scholars; ll,274 bibles and tesla.
ments were distributed, 1925 families
visited, $3.50 sermons and addresses de-
livcrcd, and 1854 miles Travelled The
work has been greatly aided by liberal
grants from the American Bible Society.
In the New England department during
the past ] years 2l2 schools have been
In New York during the past
year II schools have been established; in
New Jersey, 3S; in Michigan, 80 new
schools established and ~ aided; in Ne.
braskN, . churches established; in Min.
nesota, q new schools created; in Texas,
10 in Northern Arkansas and Southwest.
,rn Missouri, 81 established and 10 aided,
in Kansas and Indian Territory, SO cs-
abIishel and lSG aided; in California 100
,chools have been aided. The foreign
work IL reported to be most hopciul.
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t!rnssl,oppcr IsavngcS.

Sr. Louis, May lS.-A Kansas City
special to the Republican says the farmers
from various parts Of Jackson and Clay
counties continue to bring in news Of the
ravages Of the grNSshopperS. The grass
has been nearly destroyed, and wheat and
oats have suffered terribly. The only
salvation Is in their departure, which
many arc doing. Thousands are dying,
the ground being covered in many places,
Tho crops in Kansas beyond the western
tier Of counties are excellent.
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Reuben Il. Springer is the gent llcmNn
referred 10 in Mondays dispatches ns
having given one hundred and twenty
five thousand dollars towards the erection
Of a grand Music Hall in Cincinnati.
The bodies Of the women and child.
ron drowned Sunday night, Ot Znncsvillc,
Ohio, have not vet bccn recovered, great
Indignation IL felt NJ Smith and Jackson
for their cowardly action toward their
wives and children
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OMAlG, May S.-On Sunday night Mr.
McphCraon, living eight miles cnt oI
Columbus, Ncb,, was away from homo
visiting friends, accompanied by his wife
They left four children nj home, aged
four, six, twelve and fourteen years. Dur
ing the absence Of the parents the house
took fire aud three Of the children were
burned to death. Circumstances indicate
that the fire commenced outside, ao 1t VA.
The work q an inccndinry.
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TOLEno, May iS.-Flour-stCudy and in
moderate demand. Whcot-Dcmnnd fair,
No. 2 white Wabash 81 81; No, ! white
Michigan 81 2Onl 3Oif; amber Michigan
81 2NlINl 209i; seller June ~ S0'i; seller
July No, 2 amber Illinois 81 3Olsai 81, Corn
Closed dull, high mixed &c; seller June
761c, Cllcr July IKE low mixed 1j'Sc,
white Soc no grade 76IIc. OAts-WCak at
Goo, white inlAc.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, May ls.-Tho Roman Catholic
Bishops Of Russia who addressed n
petition to the Emperor and who received
n reply last month from the ministers Of
the State, have made a rejoindCr that to
reject the decision Of the Vatican coun-
ell would be equivalent to abandonment
Of Catholicism, and that they arc con-
vinCcd that Holy See would never be un.
willing to teach in conformity with all
proper decisions Of the State government.
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MEMrns, May lS.-Ninj. John Pfcsaly
Strange, for many years trading ns dry
gools merchant in this city, and during
the late war ndutnnt general on the stat
Of Lieutenant General Forrest, died last
night Of consumption, aged Iiftythrct
years. Ilis death hos cost gloom ovci
the city, as few men were so UNIVERSAL,
admired and respected NJ the deceased
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COLUMIsCS.


COLuSnrs, May ls.-'rhc Supreme
Court this morning reversed the deci.
sions Of the Superior Court Of Cleveland
and Montgomery counties in well known
cases which were brought to test. The
validity Of the right Of building and loan
associations to collect certain fines for the
non.pnymcnt Of dues and other matters
Of great Importance to these associations.
In the main the reversal Is regarded as
inyNrnhlc To the nssOcinliOns..
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Outraged nnII Murdered.

pnESIxylLLE, Pa, May lg.-An outrage
and murder was committed near Ttnile,
n small village five miles from here, this
afternoon. K young girl named Whitley
was the victim. Her body was found
under table, her ears torn Oft and her
head terribly beaten. 4 tramp was seen
in the vicinity and II Is supposed the
crime was committed by him. Excite.
mont intense.
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Ihilu,lCIDl,in Wool,

PHILADELPHIA, May lS.-Wool-Moder.
ate demand and prices steady; Ohio, Penn.
sylvania and West Virginin XXX and above
5lLajjc; X J9haj3c medium 65a57 Nc;
coarse 4ja5Oc; New York, Michigan, Indi.
ana and western fine isN5Oc; medium Goa
i6c; course iOl5Oc; COmbing washed GOa06c;
combing unwashGd IjaiGc; fine unwRshed
3ja37 ~; coarse and medium unwHshcd SO
aide tub washed 4jN5Oc; extra and mcrino
pulled 4ja5Oc; No, SuperGnc pulled 4Ja5Oc.
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NRw YoEE, May is-Thc market fol
nrints and blcachcd cottons is excited md
rFircs became irregular, American light
prints nrc reduced by agents to Sc, and 4
large Irbbing house made drive Un
Sprnrnc's Richmond nnd Washington
prints nj G4ic, Lonsialc shirttngs i2c
blackstone A 4 and Hope 0'4c, and Ions
dale cnmbric lGc. Heavy wooIcns in mod
Nrnic rrnncSl hY clOthicfs.
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MARINE iNTELLIGENCE.

QuEnrc, May 49, Steamship Virginia
from Liverpool, arrived.
IivERro0T., May lS. - Steamships
Victoria, City ofPnris and hector, nr,
rived from New York.
NFw YoRK, May ls.-Atrivcd- steam
era Russia, Liverpool; Vile he Paris
IInvrr
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ISObbrrirS nnd Murders III lin.
VutAl.

NEw YOnK, May lS.-A havana letter
states that highway robbcrics and muir.
ders are so frequent lately in the streets
Of TINT city thai the acting Cnptain.Gen.
Cral, who was himself robbed in the street
Of his watch and jcwclry worth SliOO, has
ordered all culprits hereafter to he tried
by the military authorities.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 49, The firm Of
Chandler, Hart \ Co., boot and shoe deal.
era, suspended liabilities nre from $lO0,.
600 to $4,000; A number OF their credi-
i,ors arc New England manufacturer
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NEw YohK, May lS.-'rhc following
were today elected directors Of the New
York 4 Harlem Railroad Company.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Vim. II. Wander
bill, VIM. E Wctmorc, Augustus Schcll,
Abraham Il. lBaylcsa, James Il. baker,
john Il, Dulcher, Joseph lIartcr, Cor.
nClius Vanderbilt, Jr., Rjmrt ]. Wivin,
Cornelius NJ. McrscrOIt, Chnnnccy M.
Dcphcw and Vim. Leonard
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IIRAZIIn

Rio JANERIo, May ls.-Viscount,
Mann 4 Co., bankers, have suspended.
They promise to pay in full II given
time. The government il hnstCning to the
general relicfin tho present financial rm.
hnrrnsstnnhI.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money and Nlocks.

EEw YORE, May ls.-MoXEY-Easy Mt
2aS per cent Very choice mercantile pa.
per is SO scarce and in such demand that it
sells even below per cent; the quotation
for Grstclass paper is still lower, 4a5 per
cent,
STERLING EXCHASGE-Easier at s. SO
4 sG}i for sixty days, and II 9Oa4 9O]1 for
sight,
GoLD-undcr the manipulatiOnS Of the
new clique advanced to ll6II. Carrying
rites per cent, Borrowing lal.64 per
cent. Loans were also made Hat The As.
sistant Treasurer disburscd $4,000. Clear.
ings $?0,OOOOOO. Specie shipment to Hi.
vana $4,000, Produce exports for the
week $i,l065jl. Customs receipts S3i7, 900,
GOvgRSNESTs- E;Pm
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LOUISVILLE, May ia ladder upon
which two painters were nt work to-day
nj the frat story Of the new Guthrie,
building got loose from its fnsi.Snings ana
fell. One of the men, named VIM. Coch'
ran, was killed and the other seriously
Injured.
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P0rrsvILLE, May 49,. Last night nl
New Kirk colIicry near TNmaqun, ~
some workmcn were returning from the
mines, they were attacked by twenty-five
men. George shively was shot in the
head and man named OChom, was badly
hurt by being hit with nstonc.
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BARcELLoNA, May 1S.-The Govern.
ment forces gained an important victory
al Mount VCrrat. They cnptured fOrmida-
bic positions of the Carlists on that
mountain with a loss Of % killed and
wounded.
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MILWAUKEE May ls-Thc Kctcham
steam saw mill nj McrillNn, jackson
county, and a large lot Of lumber were
dCslroycd by hrc last night Loss $50.
0OO No insurance,
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NntIrntIon Fnilt Oncnrd.

BUFFALo, May ls--Thc navigation is
opened in earnest, and boats are arriving
and departing daily the Ice in the Bay
has entirely disappeared. Tho Canal
has opened to-day.
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Ernm thr Whining t,crlon.

TYnoHE, Pa, May 49, Boxes Of rifles
and ammunition passed here directed to
the sheriff Of Clcarhcld county. Parks,
the organizer Of tho mining ngitntors, hna
gone wcstwnrh HcycrnI warrants arc out
inr him
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CLEVELAND, May lS,-WhCnt and Corn
Quiet ONts--StcNdy, Petroleum, Steady;
standard whitcil'{c; 150' test l2&o,
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Nagrnnt, entered by /. j. Nichols, i
John Funk's entry, 2; Russ Butler, en-.
tered by Tom Murphy, 8. Time, GOT.
The pools sold on this race MS follows
Melnotic and CrccdmOre, $50; field, Ssj.
vagrant sold last in the pools
Second racc-AssOcatiOn purse $500;
two mile heats; five entries; all started.
After leaving the string, llarpcrs Excel
was iOulcd BY Williams Il Ovens Ok
more, being forced against the fence, and
almost dismOunting the rider, who re.
covered his seat admirably amid great
cheers, bnt lost several lengths lie i'm.
mehiatCly made for the front, md came
under the string nt the close Of the second
mile only half length behind. The heat
was beautiful one throughout, the
horses frequently punching and running
very evenly. A protest was entered on
the part Of Excel, and OXmore was ruled
out and the rider suspended. The second
heat was nlso n splendid one. Arizona
won both heats in splendid time.
SUMMARY.
jas. Frnnklin's Arizona, |, |; f. B.
lIarpcrs Excel, ny Enu0fscr, Z, q u. u.
Thomas Ilazcn, 3, 3; Rcdding Il Bros.
Transfer, by Jack Malone, 4, 4. Time,
3:37 |, 3:3bk. Pools on this race sold in
the following order: Arizon, Excel, Tla.
zen, Field. ~ =,
Third race, Association purse, $3.50, u
miles. There were sixteen entries and
fourteen started: Astral, by Asteroidi
Mainsail, by Jack Malone; Mary L., by
Voucher; Century, by Censor; Nelly
knight, by Hunters Lexington; Lady
Greenfield, by bonnie Scott; Egypt, by
i'lancl Brakeman, by Jack Malone; ST.
George, by War Dance; Mohctc, by Mug.
gins, Whisper, by Planet; Calvin, by Tip.
pcrnry; Enlistcr, by Enquirer; George
bowman, by Lexington. Calvin sold as
the favoritC. The start was beautiful, but
Calvin took the lead md came in winner
by three lcnthS.
SUMMARY.
Calvin, entered by Price McGrath, /;
Astral, entered by Robinson 4 Morgan, 9;
George Bowman, entered by Logan n
Bruce, 3; Egypt, entered by y. SwigCrt,
|. Time, lb6l.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER
FROM CHARLESTON.
All Quiet on the KanaWha.-The
BOXing.up Process Going On.-
EX-Judge Jim Ferguson Makes
u Speech.-The Case Now In the
Hands Of Judge Smith.

CHARLESTON, May Is, 1870.
Special Dispatch to the Wheeling lntelliscntcrl
Iarrived here yesterday from Hunting
ton, and find all quiet on tho Kanawha,
The business Of boxing up the archives
Of the State, which has been somewhat in
terrupted by the injunction issued by the
Magic Relief Judge who dispenscs law
and. quack hand bills in the Ninth Circuit,
is now progressing satisfactorily, and the
probabilities are that all things will be
in readiness for transferring the Capital
paraphernalia to the decks Of the Emma
Graham on the day uppointcd-viz-thc
2lst Of this month,
Ex,Judge Jim Ferguson, who is the big
gun Of the injuncIioniSts in the way Of
lawyers, has just concluded u speech,
amid considerable excitement, in opposi-
tion to the application to dissolve the in.
junction and end this farce Of trying to
retain the capital here. There will be
no more speeches on the subject, and the
matter is now in the hands Of Judge
Smith, Of this Circuit, for decision. let
the decision be rs it may, Governor Jacob
will pay no attention To it, but keep on
getting ready to embark on the Graham,
Y.
CHARLESTON, May 18th, 1919,
Special to the Intelllgencer,
Ferguson and Quarter occupied the
day on the injunction. The case has
been submitted to the judgc,who proposes
to render an opinion at o o'clock to.mor.
row morning.
General Humphrey and party from
Washington, will arrive here tonight on
a special train. One hundred rounds Of
artillery will be fired.
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TIE TURF.
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY cLuD RACES.

LUUIsNILLE JOCKEY CLUD NACEs.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May lS.-Thc crowd
at the second day Of the Jockey Club
races was not rs large ns yesterday, but
fully 1000 visitors were on the grounds.
There were three races, and the time
made in the second and third racc is con.
sidercd very good. The day was perfect
but the track was little dusty.
In the first race for the Alexander
stake, for two year Old's, half mile dash
there were 81 entries, IS started; Con.
gresham by Wardance, Molmishi by
Planet, Grit by Melbourne, Razor by
Astcroid, Mclnotte by Melbourne, Va.
grant by Virgil, John Fnnks b. c. by
Virgil, Ponto by Planet, Cylon by As-
tcrOid, Mediator by Daniel Boone. A
good start was made by Col johnson, the
official starter. Vngrnnt took the lead
almost at the start md come in winner
BY three lengths.
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German Catholic Benevolent A.
SOCintiOn.

CINCINNATI, May lS.-ln the German
Catholic Benevolent Convention this
morning Mr.. MOhlcnhOir made motion
to appoint committee OF three to pre-.
pare an article for the newspapers, deny
ing that there exists any disagreement
between the priests and laymen in regard
to the constitution Of the Society. The
proposition was adopted and committee
appointed The election Of the officers
OF the Society was postponed until to-
morrow. II was resolved to recommend
to the Societies to subscribe literally for
the benefit OF ST. Francis Seminary, near
Milwaukee, and the German Roman
Catholic Emigrant Society, The various
committees then made reports in relation
to the routine business Of the Societies.
This afternoon debate on the new con.
stilution will take place. At q o'clock
this evening the Societies will attend n
banquet at the Lookout House.
CTScISxATT, May lS.--In the afternoon
session Of the German Catholic COnvCn.
tion there was brief discussion on the
constitution which commenced among the
members Of the Executive Committee,
1"e " ,;,, .. m"G IpI W Lo "e,V" so, S v
ons,ai .ne tU''ro n,u,',Ioss ~ % ,he, " #,
cInimaJ ', 'I ,%n' %n LoJ @ r"moo,oJly rooncsicJ
other members Of the committee, residing
in various parts Of the country. to unite
upon some time and place for meeting,
Jin,.Iin, = n,orJ,nr Trnn Cb;c0ro Ic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-06

OF 'Hoyaltyr by the District Committee was made
manifest at one OF It's meetings held one evening
last week. when few individuals who en-
deaY0red TO put In
A GOOD WORD FOR THE sACHKMs
were seized upon and put out or doors. This bold
happened, the very day previous TO that fixed Tor
the conference between the new general com
mittees OF the recognized districts and the Com
mittee on Discipline, and as a matter OF course
the rumpus did not escape the attention OF the
keen-eyed members OF the latter committee. In
deed e Is said that. but for this demonstration
on the part OF Morrisseyis admirers, the district
committees OF the Third, Eleventh and Fifteenth
districts would not have been touched at all; or
at best, II they were looked after, that but lew
changes would nave been made. The open revolt
in the Eleventh district, however, was too much
OF good thing TO be borne tamely by the dis
cIpllnarians so they stralRhtway went 90 work to
"soundn the other TWO districts. They were in
formed, and the Information was finally con-
armed by due investigation that great deal OF
me nlDers OF the district committees for the
s'droppedr member OF the old General Commit
tee and the upshot was the resolutions OF
TIN COMMITTEE ON DISCIPLINE,
which the new general committees had to abide
by or at once themselves fall under the suspicion
Of the leaders. The general committees OF The
three districts will meet tomorrow AZ me Wig
wan and submit the names that theY nave de-
cided upon Or the new district committees 10 the
Committee on Dscl pine, which WILL II necessary.
may have been selected he Will be replaced Dy
some other party VINO wlll be able TO stand well
STANDARD.
The Committee on Discipline met yesterday
AFTERNOON, but transacted no business OF any i'm
portance, other than furnishing blanks 70 the
various general committees who have not yet
seIecteo Jnelf inspectors OF election.