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WHEELING TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 0 1875 VOLU

subject. he stated also that II was not
the Senate bill, as that body had no right
to originate the Appropriation Bill, but
that il was House Bill reported by his
advice.
Messrs. Butler and Cox made persist
ent efforts 10 address the House In oppo.
sition 10 the bill, but were met with calls
to order from both sides Of the House,
enforced alec BY the Speaker.
Mr.. Butler asked even for Eve minutes,
which Mr.. Springer said was less than
minute per million, but objection was
made louder and more determined, and
motion was made by Mr.. Cooper to sus.
pend the rules and pass the bill.
Mr.. Cox declared with indignation
and amid the storm Of objections and
calls TO order, that this was the result Of
the boosted principle OF arbitration. The
House, be said, was ready to duck down
TO Queen, because the members were in
such hurry to get home, and where
were they to get money unless they bor-
rowed II.
NJ. Batter made renewed attempts to
get hearing, but met with no better
success. He faced the storm, which was
the strongest on the Republican aide Of the
House, and asserted that it was one Of his
privileges to be heard. The Speaker,
however, dissented from that view
and informed him repeatedly and
severely that he was not in order and
must take his seat, and then as Mr.. But.
Ter paid no attention to the order, the
Speaker called upon the sergeantat.Arms
to do his duty. That functionary, with
out his mace Of Office, stepped up to Mr..
Butler, who, with arms folded, was def.
antly facing the storm, and the officer
and Representative had an apparently
friendly colloquy, aud soon Afterwards
the Speaker notified the Sergeant-at-
Arms thst he might retire.
The Speaker was then putting the
question on 4 suspension Of the rules,
when he was interrupted by Mr.. Cox, ot
New York, calling, peremptorily, Mr..
Speakerl
Sir, said the Speaker.
have made a motion to adjourn, said
Mr.. Cox.
did not hear It said the Speaker.
The Speaker then put the question on
the motion to adjourn and it was voted
down, ayes "a, nays 147, and then vote
was taken on suspending the rules and
passing the bill. The motion was reject
ed, yeas 1856, Maya 81, not the necessary
in the affirmative.
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GROWING CONFIDENCE IN Irs SUCCESS
FRANCE.
OF The French Re.
publieans.

LONDON, June 17.-A Paris letter says
some apprehension prevails lest new
attempt be made to put the reacting
ministry in control Of the government
for the purpose Of influencing the COM
ing elections. Such step would be the
last desperate effort OF the Monarchists 10
prevent firm establishment OF the re-
public, and wonld leave the question Of
the revision OF the constitution open
three years longer. Unless the coming
elections can be Influenced in some such
way, the Republicans are sure to OBJ
tain a majority in the Senate. It Is i'm
possible 10 predict whether President
Mcmahon win lend himself to such an in
trigne, because his character is so little
Understood. The most significant fact,
giving ground for Republican fears, Is
the dictatorial attitude adopted by the
War Minister toward the Left in the lat
ter part OF the session.
A Conservative newspaper has also
been publishing threatening articles. The
Conservatives rely on German support in
consequence Of social movement.
kilograms from Cettipis announced
that on Friday the Turks from scutari
attacked the Montenegrins and were re-
pulsed.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Antiyarl and Montenegro Threaten
the Success Of the Congress.
The Cotton Strikes In England
About Over.
Tho Lancashire Operatives Resume
Work.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The European Congress.

BERLIN, June l7.-It Is said in some
quarters that the document printed in
London on the 18th contains the pro
posals submitted by Russia and rejected
by Eogland, and that the publication was
procured by Russians 10 prove that they
are not repugnant to the English public
opinion, and thus to limit the concessions
the English Representatives may demand
in the Congress.
THE SERIOUS ouEsT1oss BEFORE THE con.
aREss.
LONDON, June 1.-THE questions
which threaten the success OF the Con
gress are believed 10 be the cession Of
Antiyari to Montenegro, the position Of
Roumelia IN relation to Turkey, and OF
the administration and governmental
organization Of Roumelia. Bessarabia
will be yielded to the personal wishes Of
the Gar, and Roumania will accept Do.
brudjs In exchange. The territorial con.
cessions in Armenia will not meet oppo.
sition from England. The war indemnity
will be settled by the appointment Of q
commission to collect the Turkish reve.
nues and pay over certain proportion to
Russia annually, or to capitalize such
proportion by foreign loan and pay the
Russian clain in bulk. In ali these
sieculalions no account Is taken Of any
possible opposition from the Turks them.
selves. Carotheodori Pasha Is making
preparations for vigorous representa-
tion Of the Turkish interests.
GROWING CONFIDENCE IN Irs SUCCESS.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE session Of the
Congress to-day lasted nearly three hours.
The question Of the admission Of Greece
was definitely brought forward, but no
decision reached. The question has as.
sumed more importance than at FIRST
expected. Confidence in q peaceful re.
suit, which will assure the legitimate
influence in the East Of the Powers prin.
cipally interested, Is increasing. An
understanding between Russia and Aus.
tria Is considered certain.
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YESTERDAY's STRIRE
That Didn't Take PIace-The
ed Rag Sportsd by n Noble
Army Of Tramps.


= ed Rag sportsd by n Noble
Army Of Tramps.
ST.. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Times this
morning has an article regarding the
general strike which has been alleged
would be inaugurated to-day through
the country, and says there are no indi.
cations here, either among the railroad
employees or other mechanics or laboring
men Of any such movement and that none
Ia apprehsnded by the employers OF labor.
It also says the police and municipal
authorities have, however, been on the
alert, and are fully prepared to meet at
once any emergency that may arise, be-
sides having the local militia well 10
hand and ready for immediate action.
Arrangements have been made with the
proper authorities at Washington for the
prompt assistance Of the military force
at the q. 8. arsenal in this city, should
their aid be deemed necessary.
The article also says: Among recent
developments II that oi tnofouBh or
ganiIation among the tramps and van
dering haryesters. Those Of this class
who have stopped in this city or passed
through within tho past fortnight have
almost without exception upon the left
breast little scrap of red nEnnel pinned
or sewed TO the clothing. Inquiry among
them shows that II q their badge, BY
which they recognize each other. They
have signs and grips and talk mypleri.
ously Of trouble 70 come during the
heated term. Their part, they soy, will
not be 10 start the revolution, but 10 act
% suxiliaries. They wait for the initia.
tive TO be taken by the railroad men, and
when the strike commences the country
will discover the trampS power In the
immediate cutting Of all tSlsgrIpbie
Communication.
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CINCINNATI, June Cotton-Quist at
Ike. Flour-Du J, weak and lower; fam.
lily 81 50a6 90. Wheat-Dull; red at S5ca
ST 90. Corn-Quiet at Ss1fa4lc. Rye
Dull at 55a56c. Barley-ln fair demand;
prime new fall 45c. Pork-Quiet at 50 so.
Lard--In good demand current makes
exc, kettle 71la7Nc. Bulk Meats-Dull;
shoulders 4I<c bid, short rib IS 20 cash,
IS 25 Luyer June, short clear SIC. Bacon
Demand fair and market firm IS 00a5 65
as 75a5 s71<a6 co. Butter-Quiet and m.
changed. Whisky-Dull at 81 Qi.
AoGs-Active, frm and higher; common
s. 0Oa3 %. light IS SoaaS 45, packing $S S5
a3 80, butchers So 45a3 66.
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Mexican News,

NEw ORLEANS, June 17.-A special to
the Galveston EerL from Eagle Pass
says: The Mexican government having
discovered that General Mckenzie Ia on
their soil with American troops, has Or
ordered General Mancio (falsely reported
dead TO take one hundred soldiers and go
after Mckenzie; his troops being poorly
mounted 1t is not expected that he will
oyertake Mckenzie.
General Naraujo is expected TO arrive
at Piedras Negros and assume command
Of the department. Vice General Falcon
declared that the general Impression was
that the revolution was failure.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WARRINGTON

WAsHISoroN, June II
THE EXISTING DEPRESSION TO BE ESQUIR.
ED INTO.
BY vote Of "a to 8, the Senate refused
to reconsider the vote by which the joint
resolution in regard 10 the eight hour
law was postponed until the next ses-
sion.
Mr.. Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, sub.
mitted the following:
Reaolped, That the Committee on Edu.
cation and labor be instructed to inquire
into the industrial condition Of the coun.
try, extent, nature and causes OF
the depression Of business and en-.
forced idlenesB Of labor and what
remedies, II any, can be provided
by national Legislation, and also into the
eIpedienty Of providing a permanent
beureau 10 one Of the Executive Depart.
ments for the purpose Of gathering and
publishing the statistics Of the national
industries. and that the committee re.
port by bill or otherwise. Agreed to.
HEREFORD SEEKING GLORY.
Mr.. Hereford submitted Joint resolu.
ton authorizing the Secretary Of War 10
deliver to the Governor Of West Va,
tents and etc., required by the volunteers
Of the State for their summer encamp-
ment. Passed.
PUBLIC ADVERTISING.
The Committee on Appropriations re-
ported the following amendment, which
was agreed to:
That hereafter all advertisments,
notices, proposals Of contracts, and all
forms OF advertising required by law for
the several departments Of the govern.
ment may be paid for at a price not to
exceed the commercial rates paid by pri.
vate individuals with the usual dis.
counts, such rates TO be ascertsined from
the sworn statements to be furnished
by the proprietors or publishers Of news.
parsrs proposing so to advertise. Pro.
vided, that the heads Of departments may
secure lower terms atspecial rates when
ever public interest requires It.
EXPENSES OF THE LOUISIANA VISITING
COMMITTEE.
For expenses and compensation Of the
Commission appointed by the President
to 90 to Louisiana $4,000, or SO much
thereof rs may be necessary.
Mr.. Spencer said he was astonished
tha. the Committee on Appropriations
should recommend an appropriation OF
this sort. The object Of this Commission
was TO turn out the legal government Of
Louisiana.
Mr.. Window, Chairman Of the Com.
mittee on Appropriations, said the ap.
preparation was recommended by the
President Of the United States and by the
Secretary Of the Treasury. 1t was also
stated that there were precedents for such
an appropriation, and the committee had,
therefore, sgreed TO report it to the Sen.
ate for such light as the Senator from
Alabama (Spencer), or any other Senator
could throw upon it,
Along discussion ensued, involving 5
general review OF the Louisiana question,
after which the amendment was agreed to
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CHICAGO, June 17.-Flour-steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Aetiye, firm and
higher; No. 2 Chicago spring at e4l<a94lfc
cash, etisa92c July, s5hc August, No. 5 at
sSc. Corn-Active, frm and higher, at
S5Ec cash, S6Hc July, S7%c August, re.
jected 3lAc. 0ats-Fairly active and
shade higher, at 2S<c cash, 2S1lc July,
22Hc August. rejected lsc. Rye-Easier
at 50 hc. Barley Steady and unchanged,
at 4sc. Pork-Dull and prices shade
lower; s. 76aS so cash, IS 77Ifas so July
IS 92kas 95 August. Lard-Dull and
prices shade lower; 80 65 cash, 80 67k
July, 50 SIX August. Bulk Meats Dull
at 4ha51sa5Hc. Whisky-Good demand
and shade higher.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June l7.-of seventy.fve
meetings Of the operatives In Blackburn
region to-day, Fifty resolved to go to work
at the reduction Of their wages, twenty
one not TO resume and four reached no
decision. A large number Of operatives
throughout Lancashire resumed work
to-day at the full reduction Of wages.
The meetings at Burnly were very thinly
attended, and the general opinion is that
the strike In ended
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, June l7.-CATrLE-Re.
sS s Assd saSs o 'sS srouSh Riasf and as7 ea u o I
$50 head % Of II through ros Stsn snd eis as eP
syaiust 6,0S6 head Of through and l,462 OF
local the week befor. Selling slow at last
weeks prices.
Hoos-Receipts l2 265 head; total for the
week 1850; against 1850 last week.
Workers s. s5aS As, Philadelphias IS 7oa
8 80.
Receipts 8 500 head; total for the
week l2 200; against l0,s00 last week.
Selling at Sale. Market dull.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 17.-Flour-stea.
dy; family and Minnesota a 76a526, Sl.
perfine S. 00aS 25, extras 81 0oa4 80, Min.
nessota patent process and high grades
50 0Oa7 50. Wheat-Dull, and dropping;
red ut 81 06Al 1914, amber 81 l2al 1s.
Corn-Dull, and dropping; yellowi7c, mix.
ed 4ia4I1so. 0ats-Dull but steady; white
western S0aSlc, western mixed 2Sa30c.
Rye-Unchanged. Butter-Steady and un.
changed. Eggs-Closed with continued
downward tendency; western l5Ifal6c.
Cheese Steady; western choice 71ia7Kc.
PetrOleum-Unchanged. Whisky-strong;
western 81 0S.
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AN AGoRYaHyE MoyKMENr.

LONDON. June 1.-THE Repubhque
Fhaneaise says: We fear that we preceive
10 the nomination Of General Wolf to
command the 18th corps at Clennonierand
q check to the system Of Parliamentary
control and an aggressive movement in
the direction Of personal government.
It Ia the duty Of the Cabinet to prevent
the revival Of any such idea, and for the
Ministry it is question Of life or death.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June 1.-THE Cabinet made
an election Of Vice President Of the
Cortes question Of fconfdence and receiv.
ed 2l0 votes against 70. The Cabinet's po.
sition is thus secured till the autumn ses.
sion. The Cortes will adjourn the second
week in July when the Court will 90 to
the seaside.
A Cuban loan Of s2,500,0OO was voted
Friday which Is guaranteed to Spain by 4
pledge Of the Colonial Customs.
The bill for the suppression Of bull
lights was rejected without division.
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Chicago CatfIe mnrIxef.

CHICAGO, June17.-The DrovzI Journal
reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 1900; shipments 900.
Market dull and hard 10 sell; shipping
81 00a4 81; feeders and stOckers little
wanted at IS 00'S so; butchers allow; cows
sold at Si9OA 80, bulls 81 70as 90, Tex.
ans 50 s0a3 80.
Hoes-Receipts $4,000; shipments $500.
Market shade better; heavy s. 35a3 80,
light s. 25aS IS, mixed and rough IS 25s
8 40.
Receipts $40; shipments %.
Unchanged. Sales at$3 25a3 90.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, June II. Wheat-Firm;
amber Michigan spot and seller June
81 OF, seller July Ssc, No. 2 red winter
spot and seller June $l.oS, seller July eS1ic
seller August 9.hc, No. red 90c, re.
jec;ed Wabash 953<c. Corn Firm; high
mixed Ss3<c, No 2 spot 3sI<c, seller July
SsKc offered, No. 2 white 4OHc, rejected
S6c, damaged size. Oats Dull; No. 2
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BANK DEPOSITS.

C0neldefAtton was then resumed Oh Int
tobacco bill Carlisle In the. chair, The
pending amendment being that BY Mr.
Burchard, importing a tax OF 1.24 of one
per cent per month on the average amount
Of bank deposits, the subject to the DRAFT
or check being modification Of the ex
listing law on the subject. The amendment
was adopted.
Mr.. Coz, Of Ohio, moved to strike GU,
the section Of the bill relating to banks
and bankers, together with the amend
ments cognate. Agreed to-yeas lS4, nays
III.
After further discussion OF the Revenue
Section and amendments offered, the
House took a recess.
RESOLUTION In REGARD TO SENATOR
MATTHEWS.
At the evening session, Mr.. Butler,
from the Select Committee on the Presi.
dental Election, made report on the
subject OF Senator Matthews refusal to
obey the subpoena Of that committee aud
to give testimony before 1t. After recit.
ing the steps already taken by the com.
mfttee In the matter, thereport goes on 10
state that Mr.. Matthews has failed TO
appear in answer 10 the summons and
that may be because his duties as Sen.
ator and the exigencies Of public service
require his presence in his place a. Sen.
ator, and 1t ends by resolving that the
House do send the following message to
the Senate 10 that behalf:
The House of Representatives requests
the Senate to give leave TO the Honorable
Stanley Matthews, Senator from the State
Of Ohio, 10 attend before the Committee
Of the House, now charged with the in
vestigation Of the frauds In the election
in the States OF Louisiana and Florida,
to give such evidence Of facts concerning
the subject matter OF said investigation
as may be in his knowledge or possession
as he may be required to do.
Mr.. Butler stated that this was in the
exact form laid down in the ways Of par.
liAmentary practice.
Mr.. Hale and other Republicans re.
marked informally that the resolution
was as mild "a 1t could be, to which Mr..
Butler responded that il would be unfair
TO Secretary Sherman II Matthews did
not 20 before the committee.
Mr.. Banks expressed the opinion thtt
as the investigation tended possibly to-
wards an impeachment, and as the sena,
tor would be a Judge 10 such 4 case, he
could not be required to testify in such
an inquiry.
To this Mr.. Butler replied that he had
three Judges from the bench 10 testify in
cases before them.
The resolution was adopted.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Grape, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, reported q bill placing
Eve and n half million dollars 10 gold
coin under direction Of the President to
pay the Government Of Her Britannia
Majesty the amount awarded BY the Fish
cries Commission, lately assembled Al
Halifax, iu pursuance Of the treaty oi
Washington, &c. Even before the read
ing Of the bill was concluded objections
and points Of order were made by Butler
Cox, Of New York; Springer and Others
but we're oyerruied by the Speaker
who declared that the bill was an inter.
national one, and that II was his duty 70
promote its passage, a. he has been Ep.
piled 10 Iby The State Department on The
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CANADA.

QuIBrc, June 1.-THE city was per
iecIly quiet yesterday, and though 1t was
rumored that an immense meeting was to
be held at the stocks In the afternoon, II
turned out false. No unusual gatherings
occurred anywhere. The men Of the sth
battalion are still under arms at the Cit
adel and Parliament House.
The contractor for the Parliament
buildings having failed to carry out the
conditions Of the contract, the work will
be continued by the government upon
fair terms to the workmen.
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NEW YORK, June l7.-BusinssS remains
quiet In all departments. Brown ducks
and grain bags In fair request, but cotton
goods generally quiet and steady. Prints
very dull and ginghamS less active. Ken.
tucky jeans In better demand. Fancy cas-
simeres moving slowly. Wonted cOitingi
in fair request.
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Weather indications.
oyTIc1 oy THR CIuU aIaNAL OTRicIl,
WARRINGTON, D, C., June Isl A. n,
fRonAniLITIn.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
higher pressure, winds mostly from the
north to east, stationary and lower tenn.
peratures and rain areas, generally fol.
lowed BY warmer and partly cloudy
weather.
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TdtQntelltgst1ter


,tour Wellsburg cofreSpon'
Tl..''s' 0! 10y" Tu' ;",.,e,,ipr to-day, on
nl il aPee'l'! o,, .u furnished from
,sstt ct the Ell" W. ,;vsr piIot, The
y drI o. ~ a,,i'Jsd j in peru,ing it o!
nIG 'i'I Os ' i'I In March ls49, si1
es' 'Fsis'I "'- ',;c Of 1887, flour va.
ysr 't''f '"' 30 .; A, Well.burg;
,,Asd " 'O' ,'r, ,bout one-third,
lns RMS '''' .L.,I Wv, and moi hall
b,;H' ''E'' ,.,.orIs.r w.,
s,'l' '''s '..,., ~ 80, ,b,t by June Of that
Iiitn'' DOI ,.I .,,.ibiy improved.
~ lIH'' " ~. ,b,oDicler noted iu
lr'lE'at'''' ' ,,ms encouragement in
EIdIi'!' nv, ". ,,,igbillp That wa4
hPl''s' ~. ~ u" .i,n,,ion a, the time, and
sI1s' 0' 'us U.S., risx of prevailing pub.
5000" Tb.,,ritF rased in 1912,
E's'nnsp'' ,,,n, 10 the date we
Ih' n'n'H' al il. effect, in
N qa'"DS, ,L;,v, =. early ss
si fi'o's " mo,s imaginary
IEts !',, y, ,.,,s NJ the tariff did
fi' fea', ~" .ofIsrcs in prices.
s1''''sl'' "s :, orcs ,ook hear, and
u ana'L' ~ ri, i,et insured the
nsi 70 '''l' A.L ;,L - . ,o,, of new life.
noe e9''"I ..;,d # d.nrsssion this
Ah" l0pb ,.,ior The New York
~ 0Nu,.' ..,;ol, We ouo,e to-day.
'N'" Nv ,.or,d in regard TO the
ht" '1s .i,1 ' ,,d ..vs that il only
f's,'1' 1'r, 's,lJ h irsDired in presen.
S'''''" I91Ir .ri .e,, .as bs,,er feeling
wv" .,isi,, in trade.
iaF','' ,,, '| ~, the reader will no,
Al h''a'' Ps,", W ,Ls ~ welI.bn,u latter Ia
NI " Dvs :" ,t.,;. ;.rov selling At 6 and
sNa''l".O I ,bsn sslIipp A, 25
'a'p r. .',.r ~ - =, g-p and hi, was
@4 l0''''I r. H.. vbo
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81. ClairavilIe.
s.. CLAIRsvILlE, June n.

ST.CLAIRsvrLLE, June II.
Special Dispatch TO the Intslllssnosr.
Ellis E. Ksnnon, 500 oil wm. Ksunou
awsll known attorney Of the Belmont
county bar, died this morning. Hi
funeral tIksI place Tuesday Gt2F.M.
W. A. q.
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FAILURES.

NEW YoRK, June 17.-Ash Bros,
clothing manufacturers, have Suspended.
Liabilities $4,000.
LONDON, June l7.-Jamss Thomson &
Son, corn millers, Wakefield, England,
have failed. Liabilities S450,000.
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NEW ORLEANS, June l7.-CotIee-DulI;
Rio cargoes ordinary to prime 13kal7r,
gold. Sugar-Firm; inferior TO good com
mon 6a6Mc, common TO good common
6Xa7kc yellow clarified SHaeNc.
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The Border City Mills, at Fall river,
Mass., with the view Of starting the mills
and relieving the present difficulty, have
appointed W. @. Duriee and Jas. Rsaley
trustees,
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PITTSBURGH, June W. Petroleum
Very quiet crude at 81 SIX at PGrkers
for immediate shipment; refined at l1Ifo
Philadelphia delivery.
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sa-l.S,' .S',sso 'tss, Bill which passed til.
Sss u "a alsA'' ., reduce, the t.I on to- to.
" ts,., ~ =. 'SSs' : per pound, and Is to 70
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HOUSE.
THE LABOR QUESTION.

Mr.. Thompson offered preamble and
resolution, concerning the depressed con-
dition Of labor and industry throughout
the country, and providing for a select
committee TO sit during recess to inquire
into the causes thereof and recommend
remedies therefore. Adopted.