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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-13

the conflict was resumed. The appli-
cation Of the rod made him shout for
help, and at that moment his father en-
tered. He stands full six feet high,
and is stout in proportion. He under
took to ''bull-doze" Miss Teller, and
wrested the rattan from her grasp. She
then seized the fire-shovel and made it
SO hot for Smith and his boy that they
had to retreat in rapid order. The
trustees say amen to it. They say that
the teacher must control the school or
it will be closed.
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HIGHWAY RnbberY.

Mr.. George Schrauder, ,Jr., a son OF Mr..
Schrauder, the pork-packer, at he cor
ner OF Plum and Elder street, was robbed
by a toot-pad early yesterday morning.
MIR. Scarauder was walking along
Buckeye street when he was suddenly
beseJ in the dark by highway robber,
and knocked down senseless.
He was relieved of his gold watch and
chain, gold pin and SIS in money. The
robber, not satisfied with this, then took
Schrauders hat aud giving him several
more blows fed. Schrauder lay insensi-
Bile Oh the pavement for some time, and
when he recovered it was with difficulty
that he got 10 his home. He was unabls
10 catch glimpse of The robbers face.
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ing the Russian rear. 1t has been driV-
en- from it's position.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, Aug. 27.-Suleiman
Pasha telegraphs under date of Thursday
combining the report of Wednesdays
desperate nghting without any decisive
result. The fighting was resumed on
thursday. The Russians are complete
ly surrounded. We command their line
OF retreat to Gabroya. Tomorrow a
decisive assault will be made, as the
Russians have 80 protted by the dark
ness. 10 effect retreat, they risk be-
ing all captured.
THE PROTESTING POWERS.
BERLIN, Aug. 27-lt is CtticiaIly an
nounced that all the great Powers OF
Belgium, Holland, Sweden and Portugal
have adhered to the German protest
against Turkish cruelties.
PREPARATIONS.
VIENNA, Aug. 27.-Tne Political Cor
respondence has telegram from Bel
grade saying preparations for mobilz-
ing two army corps are being fastened.
MINISTER'S MOVES AND WAsHBURNE.
PARIS, Aug. T.-Gen. Il. f. Noyes and
family arrived Saturday night. Minister
Washburne is expected from Berlin this
afternoon. A project is on foot to give
him grand complimentary dinner be-
fore his departure.
NOT SO MUCH OF FIGHT.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-rhe Times Lon-
don special says that the reports of the
engagement in Shipka Pass have been
much exaggerated. 1t was only one
feature Of the general advance OF the
Turks. The villages in the immediate
neighborhood Of the Pass are now in
Turkish hands, and heavy fighting is
going ON at various points
with evidence Of brilliant general
ship on the part Of the Turks.
The movement is tending in the
direction OF Tirnova. Reinlorcements
tor the Russian army are pouring in
and many more are expected. The
Turks must send twenty thousand men
from Plevna to meet the RJumanian
army. The Russians are now as
strongly posted at Tirnova as the
Turks were at the battle OF Pleyna.
The reports as to the bad commisasriat
OF the Russians continue. " is said
that the troops at Sistoya on Tuesday
mutInled because Of the bad provisions,
and threw one hundred thousand musty
lOaVes oil bread into the d Dinube.
THE FIGHT GOES ON.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-A dispatch from
Busnarest, dated yesterday Sunday J,
asserts that lighting aG tn, Shipka Pass
was still raging, making the SIKH day
of the battle. The Russians were hurry
ing forward reinforcements from Tir-
nova.
A dispatch from Pera, dated Sunday,
says that Suleiman Pasha was descend
ing from Slipka Pass, and had attacked
the Russlans at Galefova. He had cap
tureu htteen guns at Shipka Pass.
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SENATOR MORTON,
Another Improvement in his Con.
ditiOM This Morning.

AhOther improvement 1n his Co n /.
ditiOn This Morning.
National Associated Press to the Star,
RICHMOND, IND, Aug. 27-2 A. Nj
Senator MorEon's condition unchanged;
il anything is somewhat better, but his
case is simply on the standstill, some
times worse, while at others more favor.
able. II he has return OF inflammation Ii
he will never recover. His case has
varied very little within the last TWEEN.
ty-tour hours, sometimes he has been a
little better, and at other times worse.
DR.. Bliss remarked late last night that
the Senator may recover.
RICHMOND, IND, Aug. N-1O A. NJ
Senator Morton passed last night very
comfortably, sleeping the largest part OF
the time. His condition this morning is
more satisfactory to his physicians.
RICHMOND, IND, Aug. ftp M.-sen-
ator Morton is resting very comfortably
at this hour
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National Theatcr,

The opening week at this fayorite re.
sort closed Saturday evening an d proved
grand success. Tonight and every
evening this week the following attrac.
tions are offered: The great Tudors.
John and Amy, in their renowned chal.
ienge sword combat dance; the senti-
mental and operatic vocalist. PauIIne
benard, first appearance; Zoe Zeouetti
and Mons. Searles in their performances es
in the air; Sheehan and Jones, the Irish
comedians; the three. act drama scar
touche, the House-breaker OF Paris:"
q. A. Loder, German comique; Nat and
lmogene Fly ans, and other stars in a
dazzllng olio performance. Music by
Gus. Geberps Orchestra. 'fCartouche"
is drama of the sensational kind,
adapted from the French and mas been
played by MIR. Waller Benz over three
hundred times in K rope and America,
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The liDel suit OF l.. Barney against Mr..
John g. Yorston, publisher OF the Mer-
chants g. Manufacturers Review, has
been dismissed. MIR. YOrston writes
that the publications complained OF
were made by Gerald Gordon without
his knowledge or consent.
MIR. Yorston writes: Il very deeply
regret That such an utterly causeless
and malicious libel should have been
published in paper with which the
name Of my firm Was associated as pub
lishers."
Upon receipt Of this letter, Logan and
Randall, attorneys for Barney, wers
ordered to dismiss the suit against
Yorston
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HMbbard's Course-Army Increase.

HMbbari'S CuuTse-Army Increase.
National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN ANTONIO, lex, Aug. 27.-The
sOpic OF the hour here is the vigorous
way in which Governor Hrbbard is as
Serling the ishts OF the citizens of this
State. lie has demanded protection
1rom the President AMI taken steps to
call out TIE STATE militia and send Them
10 The frontier. Col. McLeary has been
directed TO raise a new militia regiment
m! he says he wi have no difficulty in
Jaislug IL AT once aud off ring it with
gentlemen 1f well known bravery and
n. ii AIRY experience.
4 large portion OF the S 1uthern press
Tec"mhcDd an army Increase and re.
brg2h 2Atl0n, and trust that the P.esi-
nent VIII not permit this necessary stem
~ be nInrred b. political parLisa rship or
sectional feeling. o. this subject the
Ban Antonio Hor"lI says, prob.bl,
thtre IS NJ country ia the word whose
people are SO Tree from prejudice ANA
u, kinl feeling as the Southern States.
D. d although the army Of the United
e.ates mas b.en the m ans OF 0verturn-
BnR government OF their own choice
Anu cunqucring their country, whose
boil has "eru !aved In The blood oil them.
Pe.ves and lie rest k,hdted. yet every
phAha i1 5ig, so al as The army 10
@ohceltIS{ vbliteratcd.
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LATEST LOCAL.

The Democratic Central Committee
failed to meet.
NICK MCGUIRE, who it will be remem
bereu was arrested for cruel treatmeni
OF his horse, was fined 500 and costs
this morning, by Squire Harmeyer.
RoRERT D. NORRIS. a thirteen-year-old
lad living at No. 2l2X West Sixth street,
fell from the thiru-story of
a new building in that vicinity
last evening and broke his right arm
he was taken to The Hospital.
JAMES HUGHES was arra;gned in the
Police Court this morning on the charge
Of petit larceny. The Judge gave him
twenty our hours 10 leave The city, sus.
pending a sentence Of $50 aud thirty
days. Should he be caugl 1t in the city
after that time be Will 20 up.
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The Miners.


National Associated Press to the Star.
WILKEsBARRE, PA, Aug. 27-It is ru.
mored that at meetings of miners to be
held this week in this vicinity, efforts
will be made to vote for resumption of
work, but it is likely that the leaders
Will prevent any such movement. At
Ashley. late on Friday night, large
party OF men, armed and masked,
marched to number Breake OF the Le-
high d Wilkesbarre Company, and COM
pellea the engineer and tremen to stop
work. They then went to the houses OF
the day men, and arousing them from
their beds made th@m swear lot TO work
any longer. Saturday none of the min-
ers dared enter the mine, al hough
guaranteed protection by the Com ,mny.
II is said that hundreds Of strikers are
dri;iiag nightly Ia lonely localities in
this section.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company have
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Mr.. Groesbeck, Of Galveston. Texas
is a guest at the residence OF Mayor
Moore.
Postmaster General Key has ordered
mail service Oh the Southern Railroad
from Ludlow to Somerset.
The third daughter OF the late 6. W
Starbuck, JENNIE, Is 10 be married thi.
week in Boston to MIR. Charles Sprague.
Rev. Mr.. Mulinix, of the Union M. Il.
Church; Covington, preached yesterday
at st. Paups Church. Mrs. Edward
KrehbienI presided at the organ.
squire Thomas Evitt is a candidate
this evening before the Democratic
Executive committee for Justice OF the
Peace. The Squire ought to be numina!-
ed.
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the exceptions of one plain gold ring
which can not be found. The Coroner
presented the bills for the examination.
inquest, and burial of his body. MI.
Rlmsay demurred to the bills and
offered to compromise with the uHder-
taker, Matthew Betz, Tor his bill Of Sis,
but the latter refused TO abaLe his
charges. Mr.. Ramsay will take legal
means to recover The money and hOId
the Coroner responsible.
The body will be disinterred to-day,
and DR.; Edward Wood, of Cincinnati.
assisted by DR.. f. A. Davis, will hold a
thorough examination Of the deceased.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. H.-Yesterday
afternoon a child named &. Keeler, re.
siding at No. 4 1l6 Market street, fell
from a second.stogy window and was
killed.
Yesterday woman named Eliza
Wunder, residing at No. 145 Cedar
street, Manayunk, was murdered by
her husband, who struck her on the
head, it is supposed, with a hatchet.
Wunder was arrested and locked up to
await the action of the Coroner.
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THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press to the Star.
FIGHTING AT THE PASS.

LONDON, Aug, 27.-Alvices from Gov.
MIA studen, dated Friday, say the Turks
in strong force violently attacked the
Shipka Pass Thursday on three sides.
All of their onslaughts were repulsed,
AT 8 o'c.ock in the evening a rifle CORPS.
which mad arrived a> reiuI orcement'
stOrmed the heignts on the Russian right
flank and desperate fighting continned
Till midnight, when an eclipse of The
moon stopped the lighting. The Rus
slams maintained all vi their DO ,ilions.
Notwithstanding the Turks mum erica
superiority and crUss-ire. The Russ ans
have now fought Ior fur days tue whole
OF Suleman PaSna's army without par
taking Of rest or warm nourishmenl.
Further considerable reiniorcemenLs
are expected during the night.
la er diSpa,cn s,ys tue iyh.iHg on
Friday VS. conne 10 u Lively Cannon
ade ot tie TurAlsh left wing thrcaten-
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Board OF Public Works.

The Board met in regular session
this morning, Mr.. Baker in the chair.
Resolved, That the Engineer be ant
is hereby directed to prepare an ordi.
nance to establish the grade OF Jonte ay
enue from North avenue to It's eastern
terminus.
Chas. Snyder sent in his resignation
as Assistant Supervisor Of Streets. Ac.
cepted.
Inc Cincinnati Bridge Company wish
10 witndraW their preparations for
ou!iuihg Hopple-street bridge. Re.
potteu 10 Committee on Bridges.
AItet transaciing some business OF
mlnof Importance they adjourned.
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City Councilman Stabbed.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National AssOcateG Press to the Star.
READING, PA, Aug. 27.-Hiram Trout,
member Of the Common Council, was
seriously stabbed by VIM. stolt las,
night, during dispute participated In
by several parties. Stoit rushed up to
his victim, saying "Trout, have served
a term in Jail and am willing to serve
more on your account" ANA then
stabbed him in the abdomen with dirk.
1t is thought Trout can not Recover.
stoIt is in custody. He gave the off .ers
much trouble to arrest nm.
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Third Edition
nsg~ WEATHER. Clear or partly cloudy

Beg WEATHER Clear or partly cloudy
weather for next twenty -four hours.
RkaS~ CINCINNATI, Aug. H-2:SO p. M.-FlouI
in fair local demand, and easy. Corn steady
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and easy Rye
steady and demand light. Oats quiet and
heavy. Barley dull and nominal. Meas pork
firm but quiet. Lard steady and demand
moderate. Cotton steady. Whisky fair de-
mand, steady and UNCHANGED. Gold steady al
1OiH. Exchange quiet and steady. Money
market quiet and easy.
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The Extra Session,

National Associated Press to the Star.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 27.-The Secretary
Of War says that the President has not
said anything to him about revoking the
proclamation for an eXta ses-
sion, and that the necessity for the
meeting Of Congress in October is grea =
er than ever. The army appropriation
ought to be available by November l,
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Keep On This Side.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Aug. T.-Goy.
Hubbard informs Gen. Ord that he has
instructed Captain Hall, OF the State
troops, to contine his operations to this
bank Of the Rio Grande until the result
of the application Tor The extra lition OF
the escaped criminals has been acted
upon by the Mex can Government.
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LATEST
Husband and Vile Murdered.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WATERFOWL, NY, Aug. Y Stephen
Barber and mis- wife were snot by a
tramp at their residence in Belmont, =,
Franklin County, last night. Barber is
dead, and his vile is not expected to
live. Robbery was the object. The
murderer is at large.
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CURATIVE PADS.
Snyder's Curative
u. q. . g,

WORN OVER PART AFFECTED, ABSORB
ALL MALARIA FROM THE system.
FE'HEY POSITIVELY CURE THE WORST
4 cases OF liver, lung, heart, kidney, spiae
Bladder and womb ailments, dyspepsia bill
Sousness, costlycnes5, soreness II bit of ston.
ash or bowels. Fomale weakness, sick and
nervous headache, chillS AMI fover, dumb
eguc. stlessness, etc, may be cnt rely Grad.
teat by wearing one Of our Pads. MANY OF
our best citizens can attest to their merit.
1he Liver and Lung Pad .....S2 90
Kidney and Spinal Pad 3 90
Womb Pad Tor Female Weak.
ness ...... ........................ 3 90
REay~ Ask your druggist for SnYder,s
Curative Pad, and take no other, or IN
s!use the price ia a letter TO us, and we Will
send them by mail. Adarrss
II. f. SNYDER & CO.,
Manufacturers ana Ploprietors indianapolis,
Indiana
Bor sale by JOHN D. PARK 4 SONS, ami
GrGgg5is generally. noy7-lyI&no30-lvw
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MACK 4Y'S DEATH.
AiS Friends strive to Solve the
Mystery.

The sister of MIR. James Fl. Mackey
with Charles W. Ramsay, Esq, of New
York; Detectives Hazen and Amthaaer
and Dir. E. I. Gllliland, OF Cincinnati
City Marshal David R. Lock, of New
port, and Messrs. Joseph Bowers aud
W. K. Tallalerro, visited the spot where
he body was found Saturday, and made
another investigation. No hing Of i'm
portance was discovered.
They, then visited Mayor Berry and
showed him the papers empowering Mr..
.tamSay to take caarge OF the remains.
Inc Mayor huthorz Il m 10 proceed.
The parties met again Yesterday after
noon. Tne effects 0i he DEC. ased were
turned over 10 the rightlui parties with
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replied to a communication from COM
mittee OF four thousand employees, reins-
ing to accede to their demands. The
Company. however, offer to resume
work at the old rates, hut this does not
satisfy the workmen, and a protracted
strike Is expected.
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Marriage LAceMsUs.
The following marriage Licenses wer,

The following marriage lioenses were
'ssued since our last report:
Geo. Mangold and Blrbara Gehrum.
Frank SteoIl and Anna Flick.
Frank De Silver and Laura Mccarthy,
Chas. f. Evans and Kate McGowan,
Edward Walker and Anna b. Ryan.
Ii. A. Fitman and EliZ tbe b Liedel,
John j. GAus and Amelia Haber.
o J. Anderson and Matte Washington
Thos. Sweeney and Viola Prckett,
VIM. Schmidtand Emma II llsch.
1gnatZ and Theresa Schmid,
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Announcements.

The American Anthropologica Asso-
citation holds its first annual meeting In
Cincinnati, September %.
The Cincinnati Teachers Institute
will begin weeks session today in
Hughes High School building.
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DE MOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE.
Organization and Election Of OFF,
GERS.

| VGK Ahu EAtCtkVA UA VA419
GERS.
The Democratic County Executive
| Committee met at noon to-day at their
headquarters, in the Grand Hotel, Mr.. /.
j. Miller presiding.
The outgoing Secretary, Mr.. Joseph
Setter, called the roll OF the new mem-
bers of the Committee, f0rty-tw0 of
whom answered to their names.
| The contested seat in the Seventh
Ward was given to MIR. Wempe.
| A motion was carried to 60 iuto exec-
utive session, and all outsiders except
the press were excluded.
Mr.. Daum was appointed Sergeant-at-
Arms.
The contested seat in the Sixteenth
W ard was given to Il lwart Gsrity.
The Committee decided to vote by bal.
lot in electlng the President aud S .cre-
tary. -
| Mr.. James Smith took the
| floor and moved that ths
| election of permanent off .ers be ae-
ferred, and that temporary officers be
elected.
Mr.. I. J. Knowles moved an amend
ment that The Committee adjourn Tor an
hour. Lost.
| n"o.noi motlou was maQe 20 ADJOURN
to next Saturday. Lost.
The Chair then put the motion for
electing Temporary Chairman and
| Secretary. Lost.
MI. Gerlty moved to 60 into the cleo
lion OF permanent officers. Carried.
Inc loiloWlng gentlemen were put in
nomination Tor Chairman: Ed. Neaius.
Z. Y. Campbell and John l.. THOMPSON.
The name OF the latter was Withdrawal
before the committe proceeded to ballot.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Irwin
and Thomas as Judges, and Messrs.
Matthews and G. Bennlnger as Clerks.
The first ballot Tor
PERMANENT CHAIRMAN
Resulted as follows: L. NeaIus 81 G. q.
Campbell 20, blank l. Mr.. Nealus was
declared e.ected.
Mr.. Nealus was introduced BY Mr.,
Miller, and thanked tn. Committee fpr
electing him.
vote OF thanks was rendered MIR.
Miller for the able way in which he eon-
Quoted the last campaign.
Mr. Miller, in brief speech, accepted
the compliment.
The next thing in order was the uonai-
nation 0ta
VICE PRESIDENT.
The following are the gentlemen p0m-
inaled: j. Spaeth, j. W. Fitzgerald, w.
J. Miller, Geo. Peters and Y. =. Gang
bell.
The vote resulted as follows: Spaeth
II, FL Zgerald IA, Miller l, Peters Z
Lampbell Is. No choice.
Tue second and third ballots resulted
in no caoice.
OA the fourth ballot Mr.. Fitzgerald RE-
ceIVed 70 votes and Mr.. Campbell 20
votes. Mr.. Campbell was declared
elected as Vice President,
FOR SECRETARY.
The following names were put in nom
ination and received the accompanying
votes: Joseph Setter 81, Geo. Ii. Menke
49, James Ryan5. Mr. Seiter was de-
cIared elected,
FOR TREASURER.
Mr.. Setter moyeu ior suspension oil
the rules to elect Slr. Spaeth by acc.a-
nation. Carried, and M. SpaeLn
elected.
A motion was made ana carried tnat
the PRESIDENT be authoriz ID 10 appoiaL
Committee OF Seven on Finances ana
report AT The mex meeting.
on CREDENTIALS.
Ihe 10 lowing gentlemen were an.
Poihteu COMMITTEE on CreGen:ia =:
=, LaWler, ). Daum, Thomas Hartshorn.
L. kniyht and j. f. Spsotb.
ON RULES.
X. Tomas, G. Campbell, Joseph Seller.
j. l.. Thompson and James Smlth.
Adjourned to meet next "Wednesday
at l O'clock P. NJ.
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1t is stated as solemn truta that Ir.
dams never XII their wives. An. pu.
man nature is the same, whether unaer
white or unprecedented o"m lrx,nn.
But whose wives do they kiss3Iinler-
Ocean.
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"lt seems but yesterday" remark.
the New York Tribune, shat Lyaia
Thompson was prancing ali over lbe
American stage and horsewhippin,
American editors; and yet Is is AN a.
since sue nrst came TO US, amt Three 10
years since she last Went awnyw
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The Springfield Club won an easy vic.
tory over the Mohawk Brown Stocking
yesterday at the Ball Park. The follow
ing ia the Roore
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The Indianapolis nine were defeated
by the R)chesters on Saturday by a
score Of 2 to 0.
The game between the Hartfords and
Cincinnatis, at Brooklyn, was postponed
on account Of rain.
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COMPOSITION ROoFER,
GEO. KLEIN.

EtoMPOSlTlOS ROOFER, OFFICE, 2sl,
- 2S3, 2i5 W. Third ST., Cincinnati, o. fire
proof, gravel, cement and elastic felt roo s.
Roofing material for sale. A II new work war
6snted. mh2l -8m W.F&M
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in Philadelphia to receive the Cover.
nors OF the different States to assemble
there.
Will the Extra Session he Dis
pensed With!
The Sunday Herald published the fol-
lowing, which can not be traced to re-
liable source, though numerous inquiries
have been made in official circles: "The
Idea Of reyoking the Presidents procla-
nation calling for an extra session OF
Congress to meet on the 10Th Of October
is seriously entertained. Toe President
has received numerous letters from
members of both Houses, representing
an parties politically, advising such a
course.
The lawyers in Congress seem to be
the prime movers in this matter, and in
lEelr letters regarding it, agree that the
present situation of affairs does not re-
quire an extra session. They advance
the further idea that if their personal
interest and desires are to be served
they would prefer to remain at home or
be tree to attend to their bus siness in the
approaching fall terms Of the Courts. 1t
Is not impossible that the necessary
proclamation revoking the call for al
extra session will be issued this week,
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