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CHICAGO, July 81. - Flour-Dull.
Wheat-Strong and higher; No. 2 Chi.
cago spring ssic spot; soc seller August;
sSic seller September; No. 8 SOC; rejected
63Ac. Corn-Steady and frm; No. 2 46}c
spot; 45ic seller September. Oats-Ac.
tive and shade higher; No 2 SOC spot;
29ic bid seller September. RyeTQp,et
and unchanged Barley-Stesdy f60c
Pork-Fairiy active and shade higher;
$ls 70 spot; $lS 95@1S s7i seller, Sep.
tember. IArd-Duli at SO 95@l1 90
spot; $40 80 seller September Bulk
Meats-Strong and unchanged. Whisky
Steady and firm st 81 10f. -.
Call board Wheat-Firm 1t Ssic
seller August; 94ac seller September.
Corn and 0ats-Unchsnged. Pork
Unchanged. Lsrd-Firmer st $ll %
seller August; sll 10 seller September.
PHILADELPHIA, July 81. - Petro-
leum-Quiet; refined l7ic; crude lSic.
Clover .Secd-At l7@lSc. Flour =
Quiet and steady; extra "a OO@4 %;
family SIS 25G6 90. Wheat Fairly
active; new red 81 l6(al n: amber
81 1901 %; white 81 20aI 40. Rye
At 6O{d62c. Oats - Steady; Western
mixed 43@45c Corn-Steady. Butter
Firm; New York and Bradford county
extra 27@29c; Western extra 25(G26c;
frsts 20(G23c. Cheese - Unchanged.
Eggs-Quiet and steady; western 10
@l6c. .-.t GOA
CIsCINNArL July 81 Cotton
STEADY st lie. Flour-Dull at ~ 75(8
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Ex.GovKRNoR BEACH, of Now York,
has been interviewed by the Herald. lie
is for TILDEN and thinks he will un-
doubtedly be elected. He sensibly says:
"The currency question will be subor-
dinsted to the question of reform. Sensi'
bic people think that sny currency is too
good for the office. holders 10 steal. They
are not going to quarrel over nice points
which very few understand, while their
houses are burning over their heads. The
popular mind will deal with only one
great issue at time. la the war il was
the Union;' now it is REFORM
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democratic Congressional
Convention.

ITA MEETING OF tn f EDEMOCRATIC
N Congressional Committee, OF the First
congressional district, held at Parkers'
burs on the 7th of July, IL was determined
IN hold the Congressional Convention for
said district at Parkersburg, on Wednes-
day, August sd, 1876, for the purpose OF
nominating a candidate for Congress, and
for such other business as may come be-
for the Convention. r....- g.ss
The Democratic and Conservative party
OF said district are requested TO appoint
delegates TO said Convention, from the
different counties composing the same
at such time and i'm such manner as to
them may seem best. u. ID. CAMDEN
,vyIi Chairman.
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The increasing interest in the silver
question is reflected in the new bills be-
ing offered in Congress whose object is
TO secure the privilege OF paying debts
in silver. This privilege is worth ten to
twenty per cent, accordingly as debt
is now payable in green backs or gold;
for, silver is cheaper even than green
backs now, and if there were silver dol
lars to be had, debtor could save ten
per cent. by paying his debt in them.
The latest bill offered IN the. Hease
to secure the proposed object IS
that presented by MIR. BLAND, OF Mis-
souri,, from the Committee on Mines and
Mining, being substantially the same as
tho bill offered by Mr.. BANKS, of Massa-
chusetts, at an earlier day in the session.
IL authorizes the owners of gold and sill
YER bullion to deposit it at the govern
ment mints and assay offices as so much
coin, and to receive coin notes in ex-
change for it-gold notes for gold, and
silver notes for silver. These notes
would become part of the currency OF
the country, receivable for customs and
ALI other dues to the United States, and u
legal tender tor all debts, public and prI-
vate.
The importance of this measure will
bo seen at glance. 1t does not author
,ze tho revival of the silver dollar, but It
accomplishes the same object in another
way; for, it authorizes the deposit OF bull
hon, or uncoined silver, and the issue OF
United States notes therefor, and makes
these notes legal tender for all debts.
In other words it authorizes the pay
ment of all debts, public and private, in
silver bullion, instead of in silver dollars.
The main purpose is to utilize our great
silver product, and this the bill would
eiiectually accomplish. The OBJ
iections to it come from the creditor
class, the holders of securities, who
demand that public and private coin
bonds shall he paid in gold only, and not
in silver. They declare that the aim OF
the measure is to benefit the bonanza
owners of Nevada and California, by
making market for their silver. 1t GER
tainly would have this effect, but the
chief beneHcisries would be, not the
bonanza owners, but the largo debtor
class, for it would enable them to pay
their obligations in a medium which is
worth 90 per cent. less than gold, and 10
per cent. less than greenbscks; and the
whole people, debtors and creditors,
would derive benefit from il, also, Tor
il would save several hundred millions
in the payment Of the national debt-and
this, too, without any violation Of the
| contract.
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Fatal ReencOutre.

LOUISVILLE, July 3l.-ln Franklin
county, last Saturday, occurred bloody
shooting atIray, particulars of which were
received here tonight through special
correspondence Three brothers named
Herrod, returning home from barbecue
at Frankfort, were oyertaken by James
Andrews and Alex. Sec It, Geo. Herrod, w.
Ponn, and Sam. Ayres. The latter party
rode ahead, procured arms, waited, and
then engaged with the smaller party in
firing at each other with pistols and shot
guns. The result WAS the death of Riley
herrod. Levi Herrod was fatally wound
ed. All the parties have since been ar
rested. The affair was caused by an old
family feud.
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WHO ARE ENTITLED TO VOTE
NEXT SATURDAY.

In the call Of the Democratic County
Committee for primary meetings to be
held next Saturday, the following Ian.
guago occurs:
sc. No person shall be permitted to
vote at said primary election, unless he
shall pledge himself to vote the full DEM
ocratic ticket stthe tall election"
As originally reported to the commit
tee for adoption, it read:
.6. No person shall be permitted to
vote at said primary election, unless he
be 8 recognized Democrat" ...ss.l
This was objected to as not be'nq dToad
enough, as there are known to be num-
bers of persons in this county who have
heretofore acted with the Republicans,
but who will, this fall, vote the Demo-
cratic ticket. 1t was, therefore, suggested
that all be permitted to take part in these
district nominating conventions without
regard to past political association, who
propose to support the ticket to be nomi-
mated by tho action of these cOnven-
tions. II ,oas not intended, nor should it
be so construed, that any Democrat shalt
be challenged. Every Democrat in tho
county has right to vote, and no com :.
mittee has the power to prevent him.
This the county committee understands
perfectly. But it has the right to say
that none others than Democrats shall
come into our district nominating con-
ventlons and participate in the dellbers-
tions, unless they pledge themselves to
abide by the results thereof.
The above quoted provision should
read, and was so intended:
&c. No person other than recognized
Democrat shall be permitted to vote at
said primary election, unless he shall
pledge himself 10 vote the full Demo-
cratic ticket ut the fall election"
And by the spirit of this rule we ap-
prehend tho commissioners of election
will be guided next Saturday.
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The River and Harbor Bill.

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The river and
hsrbor appropriation bill, as reported to
the Senate 10 day, appropriatesa in the
aggregate $5OO0.00o. Among the i'm
portsnt reductions in the bill are the fol-
lowing: For the harbor Of Buffalo, from
100000 to ssS, 600; for the improvement
of Des Moises rapids, Mississippi river,
from s275,O00 70 S2S0,0OO; for the
improvement Of the Great Kama
wha river, West Virginia, from SaO0, 600
TO $4,000; Harbor Of Refuge, Lake
Michigan, from 100000 to $4,000; i'm.
provement OF the Tennessee river, from
$4,000 to s270,6O0i improvement OF
the mouth Of the Mississippi river, from
sl5O,OeO 70 sloo,oco; improvement Of
the Illinois river, from $4,000 TO $40.
600; improvement Of the Mississippi,
Missouri and Arkansas river, from
$l25, 600 to 100000.
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...+ lr2fayl g4graoA qAu9agT a8Ta9za grraG a1usn#

Mr.. PARKE GOODWIN, a cool.headed
and sagacious eastern politician, has
come out in support Of Gov. T1LDES for
president. He gives excellent reasons.
"If TILDEN were president" he says, Sin
less than .hree months we should see our
finances on their best feet, taxation re-
duced to half and the currency in a sure
way to recovery by gentle and almost
imperceptible means. What is more, we
should see tides Of northern capital aow-
ing into the South to turn its rich nat
lral resources into unexampied prosper
n.y." This is good campaign talk, and
Mr.. GOODWIN had better 60 into Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois withit.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, July 29.-MoSEY-Closed
easy at 14(D2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3lG14 per cent. Customs receipts
$4,000. Tho Assistant Treasurer dis
burscd $l71,OO0 Cicarings S20,OoOO0O.
Sterling dull at 4SsG4S9!.
GoLD-Opened at ll2s, advanced 10
ll2l and about o'clock, fell oa Ia III
on a dispatch from Washington that
the Banking and Currency Committee
would probably not reach any conclusion
this session, on the repeal OF the redemP-
ton clause OF the sct Of 1875, and the
Bland silver bill. Carrying rates por
cent. Borrowing ] per cent to Hat.
GoyEKsHHHTs-S
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Cure for Hydrophobia.

From the Rome (GeOrBIa) SentineI.
Our readers will thank us for the fol-
loving sure preventive against hydro
phobia in dogs: Boil three teaspooniuls
of salt and an ounce of carbolic powder
in pint of water, squeeze in lemon,
and then let a piece of meat simmer in
the mixture to give it an attractive taste.
Take out the meat, and put the liquid in
a cool place. Then, while the remedy is
cooling, lead the dog out behindthe barn
and shoot him between the cyes with a
Remington rifle. One pint of the liquid
will be found enough for hundred dogs.
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A Project is on foot TO lay pipe for
the transportation of oil from the oil
region Of Pennsylvania to the seaboard.
The distance is 300 miles, and the cost of
putting down four inch pipe and com.
peting the whole thing is estimated at
sl,.50,0OO. 1t is estimated that 1,5OO,OOO
barrels of oil will be transported by 1t
annually at u cost Of $25O,OOO. or lG5c
per barrel. 1t now costs 39lc by rail.
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NEW YORK, July 3l.-Cotton--Firm
At ll2(9ll l6-lGc; futures firm; August
IL 1916; September ii it9ll 25-32c; DC
tober ii 9.l6c; November ii 10 Sz<s
111c, Flour-Demand fair and market
Ern; receipts 10000 barrels; No. 2 81 40
G.3 Is: superfne western and State W %
IA 20; common 70 good extrs - SSe
4 65; good 70 choice - 7oSA IS; white
wheat extra S. O0td,7 25; extra Ohio "a 40
as IS; 81. Lous IL 90@SO. Bye Flour
Firm At 81 7O(a,5 Is. Corn Meal
Unchang nged. Wbest-In fair demand; ;
receipts ia, 900 boshels; ungrsded spring
sscfd,si II; No. Minnesots tprin 81 Is
al 10: No. ] Milwaukee 81 1901 20;
No. 2do steam 9Gc; No. 2Chicago spring
s2tal O5; NJ. 3 do SOts s5c- Rye Dull
State G5(d,7Sc; western 5otg61c; Canada
in bond 7sc.- Barley-SosninsL Malt
Steady. Corn-StsAdy snd IN noder-
ate demand; receipts 1000 bushels; vest
ern mixed hot and warm 476S2c; do
un ngraded 53k15Sic; steamer mixed un-
graded 52.e,55c; DO sail 5s(s563c. Osis
Prime frm; poor heavy; rece'pts AZ.
600 bushels; wes,srn mixed and state 20
b(7A2c; white western DO 34fe4Sc hay
and Hop-Quiet and unchsnged COT.
fee. Sugar and Moi.kss.-luiet and un-
changed. Petroleum-Qulet bot steadyi
crude 9sc; refined l7sc; cases 2lS2l tc
| Sap,Es .Ciiy lie Rosin-Quiet s,
81 6ota,I 75. TurpentIne-Stsady Al %
G3OIc. Eggs-Firn; western l1fSloc
PsE-Quiei tu. firm; new meas sls q
! 6,i9 IS; September sl3 20; picked
snoulders Sc. Besf-Quies; middles dull
long clear western l0ic; city 10ic. Lard
I-Yirm; prime steam tlI 2;fSil ~
August sIi 80; September $il S24ta
In 37.. Butter FIRM; western l2taz1c
WLisky-Flrmat 81 IL.
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FOREIGN.
THE EAsTERs wAR.
The House Of Lords On the sitaaiies

LONDON, July sl.-In the House Of
Lords, in discussion on the Eastern
question, il was moved that the govern
ment should be ready 10 support measures
for upholding the tresiy Of 1856
Earl Granville questioned certain sets
of the foreign osce, and expressed him
self in favor Of selfgovernment in the
Turkish provinces.
Earl Derby replied; he said the future
policy Of the government seuid 10 70
enter into no doubtful scheme
The motion was negatiyed-
In the House of Commons, Mr. Bruce,
referring 70 the Outrages IN Bosnia
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The New York Tribune says, "Busi'
ness men find encouragement IN the pros
pect of good fall trade. The dry
goods and commission houses report
early sales and hopeful outlook. Low
freights, it is thought, will bring greater
Custnmn
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DR. J. G. AFFLICK, of Bridgeport, o.
has sent US the July issue of Tidal Waves
1t has some interesting Wheeling items
taken from paper published by Mr..
ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG in 1907, which
have already been published in the REG,
1sTER. The Doctors love for setting
type and dabbling in printers ink does
not forsake him, even at his advanced age
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J.N. Ritcine, a commission merchant,
nj the corner of Second and Vine streets,
Cincinnxi, hast night, while under the
influence Of whisky, fired pistol Inds-
eriminstoiy, shooting boy named Ben
Diester through the head and man
named John Whalen in the neck Dies
ter will die. Richie has been arrested.
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THE New York Express remarks:
ave don't near the customary howl
about ex-contedcratc brigsdiers apropos
of Grants nomination of Longstreet 10
be United States marshal Of Louisiana.
1t is useless to add that Longstreet will
vote for HAYES and Wheeler"
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1T has, by discriminating legislation
and heavy taxes, driven many OF our
best citizens to seek new homes IN the
far West.-RspwJiican State Platform.
We would like to have Governor STE-
vxsses's affidavit 10 that before we sup
mort the ticket which stands on that
,Iunl
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Decision Rendered.

SALT LAKE, July 31.-This morning
Judge SchseGer rendered decision in
the case of Yong vs. Young, 70 recover
alimony. The decision reduces the
amount inside payable by the order Of
Judge Mexican from $500 10 500
per month, thus diminishing the
amount from Sl7,5OO 10 $500, and
gives defendant thirty days in which 70
pay the amount and provides, in default
Of payment that execution shall be made
against the property. The court also de-
cides that the cost OF the suit shall be
paid by defendant.
Jacob Munnenmacher, convicted OF
fraud on the revenue at Milwaukee,
whom the President recently pardoned,
was released from prison to-day on pay.
ing bis Rne, $4,000, and cost Of nlsi.
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TaE official call for the Democratic
Congressional Convention for the First
District, will be found IN this issue oil the
RyaIsTER. The convention meets At
Psrkersburg on Wednesday, August 23d.
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moved, as the opinion OF tbs House o
| Commons, that the government shonlt
attempt to secure equal treatment Il
those of the various religions under the
authority Of the Porte.
Mr.. Forsyth moved an amendment x
the effebt that the Sclavonic province:
guaranteed good government, irrespec
| tive of race or creed.
Mr.. Gladstone favored the amendment
In his speech he censured the govern.
ment respecting the Aud .rsssy Berlin
memorandum. He hoped. that IN the
inquiry into alleged atrocities in Bulgsr'
ia now msking, there would be an sctu.
al inquiry, and that Europe would act
in concert. Self government was rec.
eSsary in order TO bring about the solution
of the difficulty.
Diraili justified tie government
He favored non-interfcrence on the
Eastern troubles. When il became
necessary the government would assist
in the pscifcstion of the provinces.
Atlepgth the motion and amendment
were withdrawn.
Not the Turkish Commander.
LONDON, July Sl.-Osman Pashs;
captured at Verbiza, Is not the great
Turkish commander. Ofthe sixteen Turk.
ish battalions engaged, four only have
reached Bilek.
The Attitude OF Greece Becoming
serious.
LONDON. July 3l.-Tho Turks en-.
gagged, Friday, near Medln, numbered
1900. They were driven TO Podgoritza,
and lost two guns. The supporting bat.
talions were annihilsted. The atrocities
at Bosnia and Bazonks causes intense
feeling throughout Greece, and her rela.
tions with Turkey are becoming alarming
ly serious. The opposition newspa ers OF
Greece demand that the country be
placed in position TO command the re-
spect Of her neighbors.
Hard Fighting = Russian Officers "a
Join the ScrSians.
A special from Widdin says HOfez
Pasha entered Servia on the 29Lh al
Granada and encountered 1000 Ser
vans. Aftor four hours fight, the
Servians fed, leaving msuy killed
Hofz Pssha joined AHMED Eyoob
Pasha at Darbant on the both,
where he attacked the Servians. A
great battle occurred, which lasted al
day, but the result Is unknown. The
Turks under Selma Pashs entered Servia
near Pandesells, where they encountered
eight battalions with twelve guns. After
a sharp battle the ServIans fled, throwing
away their guns. The Turks continue
their advance. Sixty Russian officers
are expected at Nissa to enter the Servian
army.
Determined TO Annex.
A Berlin special states that AWtris
seems determined To annex Bosnia
Count Andrassy admits tho necessity oi
the policy.
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Here is a contribution from the Al
bany Argus: The TILDEN moving ma
chimes are cutting the HAYES quite lively.
And the Republicans WHEELER out very
sadly.
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Excitement A.s. stock Brske.~

PHILApKLPHIA, July Fsi.-The ex-
citemeat srnobg the stock brokers in con.
sequence Of the collapse of the Hes,en-
vile passenger railway stock yesterday
afternoon, continues to-day without
statement At meeting Of the board
this morning. Six firms of brokers an
nounced their inability to meet the de
msnds on them, and the Hest envills
stock which, on Saturday, stood at Al,
to-day stands at q.
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Biusord Wilson's Letter or Resfx'
- nation

WAsHIsaroS, July 3l.-The follow
ing is the letter OF resignation OF SolIci-
tor Wilson:
wAsHISGroS, JUNE 20.
SIa-For reasons explained to you st
our interview this morning, have the
honor 10 tender ny resignation as So-
licitor Of the Treasury, 70 take effect on
the first Of July next and Permit me TO
express my gratitude Tor the oPportu-
mites for public usefulness which you
have been kind enough to give me, and
TO the renewed assurance of my high
personal regard. VITA great respect,
lSignedl BLuTosp WILSON
To The PresidEat
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RAILRoAD BoSDs-Firm.

STATE SECURITIEs- Dun.
SToCKs-.Dull, Irregular and huctus
tions confined ~ narrow limits. No
particular feature 10 mention. The trans
actions to-day aggregated $4,000 share',
Of which G,0O0 were Western Union,
1000, Rock Island, 10000, ST. Paul, 81
600, Lake Shore, 1900 Michigan Cen
trail, 1000, Delaware, Lackswsnna and
Western, and G,0O0 New jersey Central.
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ReisFsreemesss fer Creek and
Terry,

ST. LOUIS, July Sl.-Al the cavalry
now on duty in southern Kansas, Texas
ana Indian Territory have been ordered
10 join Generals Terry and Crook, and
will leave for their destination at once.
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A CARD.

rJ,O ALL WHO ARE SUFYEHi Nh ftuJM
the errors and ipdiscritions Ot youth,
man mood, Sc, Will sehd "a recipe thai
will cure o,i. EREE ov c1AnIE This great
remedy was discovered by . missionary
In south America. Scnd a ss'if nddrrsr~d
envelope To- the Rev. JOSEPH T. ISMAN,
station %. i1bIe House, New YORK CITY.
f.bklsoI-exrIb q .sr... ..s
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. BY Western
Union Line, otfice Northwest COZ J
Of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Mayor OF New York Appealed 10
for Work.

for Work.
NEW YORK, July 3l.-About one
thousand workingmen met in TompEans'
Square to-day, and declared that thirty
thousand men were out of employment
in the city, and were daily searching for
work without success, and were living on
the charity of friends and neighbors.
They then formed procession, and,
headed by fifteen policeman, marched to
the Mayors office in the City Hall. The
committee waited on the acting Mayor,
Commissioner OF Public Works, and the
Comptroller, and reported that each
promised to do his best to alleviate the
prevailing distress.
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at'hrrline Ge9ister.
Gold closed Saturday at ll1s.

The peather to-day ,o,H be partly
cl,udQ, with rariable ,oinds, and station
ary temperature.
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(RshtPrcti.

LONDON, July 3l.-Thc commander
of the Servisn troops who fired on the
Austrian steamer. in the Daunbe, has
been dismissed from the service.
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IHE only factory running on full
'ime this summer is the Southern out
rage iactory.-Cnei,snst, Engiarer.
1t does seem TO be Aourishing.
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WASHINGTON. ID. g., july 18th.

Faulkner. OF West Virginia, denies
the published report that he is to be sp-
pointed United States Senator by the
Governor of that state, and says if ten
dered him he would not accept 10 I'LL
the short vacancy occssioned by the
desth of A. T. Csperton, in view of his
being candidate for full term OF SEN
torship before the State Legislature,
which meets IN January next.
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WASHINGTON, July oI.-IHo TOITU"'
ing order WAS Issued to-day:
DEPARTMENT oYTHE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, July 81.
Congress having failed 70 provide for
for the expenses Of the Interior Depart
ment beyond this dav, no obligations
will be assumed on the part OF the sec
retary or other officers connected with
the service. Employees who wish to
continue in the service are at liberty 10
do so at the risk Of further remuneration
by the government.
GSignedl CHAs. I. GoRHAM,
Acting Secretary.
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IMPORTANT.

The following special dispatch to the
Cincinnati Enquirer will bring relief to
msny an aching breast:
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Interior Department Order.

WASHINGTON, July Sl.-The follow.
ing order WAS Issued to-day: