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for safety. Fears are entertained that
Senator Weber will be killed.

died to-day in Steuben County fror
trichina. Others are sick.
WASHINGTON, May 16-In the Senat
secret session to-day Edmunds argue
in favor of jurisdiction. 1t is not prob
able that decision will be reache.
| before Thursday. 1t is generally be
eved the Senate will decide affirma
lively.
New YORK, May 17-When the Senate
went into conference to-day on the
question of jurisdiction in the BelknaE
trial, the discussion on the question oi
jurisdiction was continued. and Ed.
nunds constructed his arguments III
favor thereof. He was followed by
Wright against jurisdiction, and Conk'
ling then took the floor; but before he
had spoken long motion TO adjourn
until to morrow was agreed to, when
ne will finish his argument.
LONDON, May 16.-A dispatch from
Constantinople says: ambassadors and
others believe an outbreak Is intended.
The ambassadors are making joint ar
rangements fer the protection of their
countryment All the legations had
men under arms. The French landed
sailors for the protection of the steam
ers of Messogerres Maritomas. The
British feet was telegraphed for to
come to Bessica bay.
18th Advice, from Salonica state
that six of The principal cuiprits in the
late outrage there, have been publicly
executed.
SAN Francisco, May Illegal Ten-
ders S911a buying; 901a selling.
Gold in New YORK. 1127s
Flour, superfne 81 so (9S4 rs; extra.
So 20 a So so; shipping grades. 5 8 so
q SIS s91s for jobbiug; Wheat, super
fine grades, 81 so a l So; shipping
81 go a 621a; milling, 81 IS q ITO;
Barley feed, $ll21a q lis; choice bay
brewing, 81 %.
LONDON, May 16.-The Empress of
Germany left for here today. The
King of Hanover and family will ar
rive to- night. Several Indian Rajahs
visited the Queen at Windsor, to-day.
VERsAILLs, May 16.-The amnesty
proposal was discussed in the Cham
ger of Deputies to-day and drew great
crowds. No conclusion was reached.
1t is reported that before the discussion
is closed. Prince Napoleon, whose re-
cent election has caused so much ex-
citement, will speak in favor of am
nesty.
SALos1cA, May 1.-Two French iron
,lads and two frigates, carrying 80 guns
and 1900 men, arrived here. Up to the
present date, eleven persons, all of the
owest classes, have been convicted o
in the murder of the French
and German consuls.
VIRGINIA CITY. Navada, May IT,
Another three hour snow storm here to-
lay. Weather very cold. Yesterday
was the toughest day of the season.
The wind was blowing hurricane from
early morn until P. NJ, causing some
little damage to buildings in town At
} O'Clock P. M, snow commenced
falling and continued falling at inter-
walls until this morning with a prospect
Of a still greater fall.
LONDON, May 16-Isaac Butt, O'Con
nor, Power and Lo:d Conangham yes
terday forwarded to Dlslaeli the dec
.aration, signed by one hundred and
thirty eight members of Parliament in
favor of the release OF Fenian convicts.
A Vienna dispatch says panic pre-
walls among the Christians in Rust
sheek, and the Consuls sent their
families across the Danube. The Porte
has refused to allow Greek man-of-
war to pass the Dardanelles, declaring
that the powers which signed the Treaty
of Paris are only entitled to station
vessels of war in the Golden Horn.
The Russian telegraph agency re-
ceived special communication stating
that the population of Constantinople
is still discontented, and considers the
changes made in the Government not
sufficiently radical: The Panic among
Europeans is consequently much in
creased. The foreign representatives
are taking every precaution.
CINCINNATI. May 7 The Democratic
State Convention re-assembIed this
afternoon. The last resolution Is a
review of the services Of the Democratic
party. The majority report opposes
firing the date for resump-
ton demands the repeal of the specie
resumption act; disfaFors the renewal
of the National Bank charters and
favo.s winding up those banks, and
favor only revenue tariff. The ma
jority report demands the the immedi :
ate and unconditional repeal of the
resumption law the defeat
of all schemes for resumption which
involve either contraction of the cur
rency, perpetuation of bank issue or
increase of the interest burden of the
debt; the gradual but easyssubstitutlon
of legal tenders for National Bank
notes; the issue by the general Govern
ment alone of all circulating medium,
wht ther paper of metallic.
NASHVILLE. May 18-The Republican
State Convention met here yesterday