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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-19

Tue ravages OF the diPhtheria in Rus
STA, as detailed in the cable dispatches,
are indeed appalling. In Odessa, since
last MAY, over three-lourths OF the in
FAINT population have fallen victims to
the malay. In several districts the
disease has been epidemic for the past
two years without interruption. At
one village over fifty children died in
two weeks, and in eleven districts it
prevailed with deadly virulence. The
mortality is not confined to children,
but extends to the adult population as
well, and the malay is proving more
terrible than any pestilence that has
visited the empire for years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-19

The Louisville convention, which has
been called for the purpose OF organiz-
ing a permanent commission on river
improvements, viii meet on the 2d OF
December. The proposed commission
will consist of representatives from all
the States along the valleys OF the Mis-
sissippi and Ohio, and may be made a
powerful auxiliary in obtaining from
Congress such legislation as the interests
of inland navigation demand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-19

By the present rise in the river be-
tween seven and seven and half mil
lion bushels of coal have been sent
South.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-19

MARINE.
Orieut Mutual OF New Yord,.......... 1,627,3l7 II
PLATE CLASH ACCIDENT.
Knickerbocker Casually New York, 1880
Property insured AT the very low est rates.
Losses paid promptly. Good risks and reliable
agents solicited in every part OF West Virginia.
J. G. AIDE RSON.
JOSEPH EMSHEIMEr local Agelu MAJ.
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ALEX AMBER BONE, SR.

~ ENERAIa BUSINESS AND REAL ESTATE
VI AGEN I. .,
Merchants aud Manufacturers Books Opener
examined AID closed Estates settled, sNotes,
Book Accoun L and Rents Collected
Collections promptly reunited, ana az o ~
send by r.lc IA card for Circular and References
SnlU l4jl MtCoIoCH ST. WHEELING, WA.
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HAMILTON & McGRANAHAH,
PRACTICAL BRICKLAYERs

Mantels and Crates Set I'm the latest improved
STYLES: the d aft OF bad chimneys improved ana
having and ')ricklGying done. A.,
Leave ord, 81, send by postal caro-, 20 no 10
Fifteenth an 10 Market Streets. MIRO
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Don't be Deceived.

The Burnt Alum Baking Powders are again
seeking the market IN dlsgul%: ~ you E ci,iS
,yboIasnrDe food ak for LOGAN, LIST & CO.'S
EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER, and insist on
having IL.
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POINTING WALLS!

DRICK WALLS SHOULD BE rOINIiED. i III
II wear 70 DO II. Those having work oi tAls kiDd
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INSURANCE.

y. q. ALDERS
~ ENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY 2SD FLOOR
NIFrankliR Building Wheeling. W. Va. am
agent for the following Old and reliable English
and American companies:
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LATE PURCHASES!
Will open this morning the NEWEST and MOST ATTRACTIVE
STOCK OF STYLISH

the City, Very Latest Winter Styles selected last week from the
best stocks New Also Fur Lined Circulars Seal Sacques
Cloth Sacques and Circulars, Seal Muas and Boas.
Geo. R. Taylor.
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The interest is payable scmi-annualy IJanu-
airy and July, in New York City, or at the option
OF the holder, in Wheeling or Bellaire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-19
MY BREAKFAST WAS SPOILED

No. y SIXTEENTH ST., WHEELING W. VA.
Plumbing. Gas and steam htting VIII receive
nOuy Bismuth. Sheet Gum, Gum and Hemp
Packing c1nstAntlyOn hand. UD
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HOUSEKEEPERS SHOULD KNOW

That LOGAN. LIST d cos FLANORING TX.
TRACTS and SPICES vrc not only pure bui OF
s,illf gllrIfl The market Is fun Of adulterated
and inferior goods. Get the best and you viii
not regret 10.
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The bonds will be sold at 90 cents and accrr ed
interest, the Company reserving the right to al
vance the price without notice
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15

for Justice in tho Tammany Society. | do not
consider 1t Of much political Importance as otheIo
of our party." 81,
"Would you have had any chance Of success II
the Injunction had been continuedP .
Yes, good chance, providing we could get
fair election; but we cannot. Our opponents nave
the tellers and refuse to allow one. They can
vote dead men, and probably would II necessary;
as we could not prevent such votes beng counted.
Later in the day Mr.. Thompson said he had peen
advised by his counsel not to appeal the case ana
that IL had been decided TO allow the election III
the society to go by default. Ii was learned that
on consultation il had been determined to allow the
new members to be initiated, and then to BRING quo
warTanto proceedings against the newly eiectcd
officers to show cause whv they should not DC en-
joined from filling the duties OF their Offices De-
cause elected by illegal votes: Ann,
Tammany sachem said last night: ne
Thompson faction had not ghost OF show LOT
success. There were three votes To one IN our
favor. No wonder he does not appeal when III
would be so utterly useless for him TO do So III was
an outrageous performance on MIR. Ihomps0hs
part but he was only obeyIng his master, lllden"
Ii is said that sixty of the l47 new members 10
be initiated are 1ilden men, but that these VIII not
be initiated until after the election. The Kelly ad-
herents will be initiated on tomorrow night: Inc
Tammany members have not yet nominated
their sachems, but the following persons are
mentioned as the probable candidates Henry j.!
Clinton. John Kelly Nathaniel Jarvis, lr., John !.
Hoffman, Isaac Bell, James Z. Spencer. Thomas
Dunlap, Arthur Leary, +. f. Haswel, Thomas
Roese Edward G.. Donnclly, Sidney Il. Nichols.
Memo Dielendorf, and Charles Place.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
TIE LONG BR4NCH PIER.

AN UNEXPECTED DIFFICULIY-THR srA END SINK
ING ~ THE sAND.
LoYG BRANCH, April 14.-The engineering
skin % the persons building the great ocean wharf in
front OF the Ocean House being questioned here by
the fact that the portion OF the huge strnc-
ture already built is sinking into the breakels.
On Saturday the last girdor which length
cned tho pier so feet into the sea was placed in
position and the engine used for driving the plies was
moved out 10 The eud Of the pier. Tie weren't Wllcl
the six slim outside columns supported was l5'Ouo
tons. L rsone who present at the Time mat mo
engine was ulncod the end OF tla per tay td the
sea end began to settle and AL ddy yesterday ihc spec
tators drawn the edge or the sea by The news hat
the great wharf was SINKING, saw
it gradually settle at the sea end nntn II
Was nearly fifteen inches below the hullhead end.
Neither contractor engineer was near By conse-
qnently the Lcauds put the men employed on the per
AT work with iacbScrcws 10 raise the SMILING plies
They DID Lot meet with much success but the selllng
ceased Tonight johnson Case, the contTactorr are
here They Will mas" examination or The STRUCTURE
I'm tho morning They say the accident viii delay the
completion OF The pier. ana al er some Of tht plans
OF driving the piles The contractors ray the engineers
reported 10 them that hard blue mud bottom would De
found where sand. All the material for building
the pier lies the bu6, and the Pier Company repre-
ecrtatve here says the per VIII be built at ally cost
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
EFFECTS OF THE DECISION.

COUNTY CLERK THOMPSON SAYS lie SHALL NOT
APPEAL THE CisE-THR SOCIETY ELECTION TO
RE ALLOWED TO co BY DEFAULT.
The adherents of the present regime in the Tam
many Society apparently knew that a decision
would be given favorable TO them. as special
meeting of the society called for last evening
by advertisement yesterday morning. Evidently
they were much elated, and wore smiling
faces The adheTents of Hubert .. Thompson
were considerably crestfalen, not anticipating
n decision overrung Judge Barrctt's. Mr.
Thompson was found in the Mayors Office soon after
the decision was rendered. and in conversation be
said; 81 am astonished nt the dssOlying OF
the Injunction, as | did not expect that a
decision so manifestly just as that of Judge
Barrett's would be overrued. Ii simply
opens the door for the continuance of the outra-
geous and corrupt practices of Tammany Hall
II will probably assure the success of the
followers Of Mr.. Kelly; | have not consulted
with nv counsel, but 1 do not think IT worth
while TO appeal the case. or continue the hght
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

SHARP ATTACK ON THE DEMOCRACY.
OPENING SPEECH ny SENATOR BLAINE ON THE
ARMY mLL-DEMoCRArIC TACTICS DEFEATED IN
THE HOUSE.
Senator Blaine opened the debate yesterday
upOn the Sixth Section of the Army Appro-
priatOn bill in vigorous speech, in which he
exposed the duplicity of the Democrats and
showed the controlling influence which the
South has gained in Congress through the
system of caucus legislation adopted by the
majority. Senators Withers and wal
lace replied. The Grccnbackers OF the
House, with whom the Democrats are now
openly allied, were unable to introduce iinan-
cial bills IN the regular way, but managed TO
get some in appended to petitions. NO
danger of the passage at this session OF any
bills injurious to the business of the country
is appJehCnded.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Monday, April II. 1879.
The National Academy begins its annual meeting IN
All Souls Church n this city tomorrow. Tho business
meeting of the Academy will take place AZ 10 o'clock
and the public meeting for the presentation OF papers
Will begin at Professor o. &. MARSH, acting
president OF the Academy who arrived in Washington
this morning thinks tis years meeting will he one OF
the most important over held
The Surgeon General of the United States Ma
riue Hospital Service has issued bulletin to
the Public Health. under the National Quaran-
tine act. II contains mOrtuary statistics Of
the principal cities Of the United STATES ana
of foreign countries and gives the facts in reference to
the recent outbreak OF yellow fever the United
States steamer Plymouth, after the parts Of the vessel
had been exposed to temperature below Zero for
than "a month.
With the exception OF the Cammittee on Coinage.
Weights and Measures alexander H. Stephens, chair
man, and the Foreign Affairs Committee (Mr. g. Cox
chairmsnl, the House committees have not yet for
may organized for the transaction OF business. The
two mentioned organized this morning, DE- Culver BE-
ing made clerk OF the former, and Mr. II. SDofOrd Of
the latter The members OF the Committees ON Ac-
counts, and Epidemic Diseases held Informal confer
enccs These committees. together with the Committees
on Appropriations and Agriculture, expect 10 organize
tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
THE NEGRO EXODUS.
VIEWS OF A PROMINENT soUTHEENER'

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBCNE.l
WAsuNGTON. April Ex-senator Window re-
ce.vcs a great many interesting letters from all
parts Of the South commenting upon the question
of negro emigration from the South and colonial
ton somewhere III the West One received
from an Obseryant and influential Georgian "a white
mani contains the following: "As historical
fact, | believe no two races that ever existed
together under circumstances similar to those
now surrounding the two races In the South
ever came TO any good. Separate the two races and
both will bring honor to our country and age.
Keep them together as now. like two irate Opos-
sums suspended by their tails i'll the same split in
the pole by of which the hunter carries them,
and you Will continue TO hear the disgracoiul
vOwlings and grOwlings and branching of bones,
accompanied by the flying fur which now distinguish
that section of the country; and the end Of all will
be the ruin of our whole country and the despair of
the friends of free government everywhere"
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
CRIMES AND CASU4LTfES-BY TELEGRAPH
HEATH OF A PEDESTRIAN

Providence, X. l., April lin Woonsocket
YESTERDAY Mons lavee twenty-five years started IN
walking became H. and died In afe" hours
FATAL END OF AN OLD FEUp.
WuMINGroN, y. G.. April l4.-D. }. Williams,
merchant of LaurnburG, ~ C. while engaged IN ,oos!ng
his store Saturday night was shot and killed by H. OGos
by The shooting was the result Of an old feud.
FATAL COLLIERY ACCIDENT.
WIKESBARRE Penn, April l4.-As stephen Cor
rgan passing through the main gangay OF NO 10 Cot
licry At sugar notch this morning quantity OF nrecay
fe INF citing injuries from which he died soon after
FATAL RAILWAY COLLISION.
WUKFsB.Ret, Penn, April IA collision oc-
CURED this morning the Lehigh Valley Compays MINES
b.tyeeu train empty aud loaded tIdn when Lad
Barrett fourteen, CFlNei OF tho
empty Train. instantly killed.
A QUARREL AFTER a CAROUsE
CINCINNATI, April l4.-On Saturday two farmers
named Irving Miuu A.. L. Williams, while riding from
he town Zauesyile, ohio. got into alteration during
which iaus crushed u Miun's skA with shovel BON
men were under influence Of liquor. Williams was al
rested.
SUICIDE PREFERRED TO THE GALLONS.
CuAAiBFEsBUru, Penn, April H. - lIeZeklah
shanof the wife murderer whose execution IA n1ed tor
hur.ay next made attempt at suicide this morning Uy
opening In his ard legs with piece oi wire
takcu from handle lie II now delnlous shG IN a
Ver, weak condiuou. HIS recovery ID doubtful
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
SEoUE1S 10 THE BELMONT CONFERENCE.
EX-GOVERNOR SEYMOUR EXPECTED IN ALBANY
INACTION PROBABLE.
iBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE.I


ALBANY, April 14.-Ex-Goycrnor Horatio Sey-
mour will be in the city tomorrow for tho purpose
of advocating a soldiers claim before the Board OF
Audit, Last Wednesday was selected for hearing
in the case. but Mr.. Seymour telegraphed
that he was so i'll he could not come
and requested postponemcnt. The fact OF
his coming is known to the politicians
and accordingly rumor was circulated through
the hotels tonight that the committee appointed
at the recent Democratic conference of harmonious
spirits in Mr. Bemonts parlors in New-York. would
call upon Mr.. Seymour and tender him the nonna-
tion for Governor. 1t is deemed very doubtful.
however, by eminent politicians. if that committee
ever acts. Many persons who were at the
conference have since visited this city. and
all have expressed themselves as ashamed
of having attended it, and affirmed also
that they were msled as to what would be done
there There was suspicion IN the MINDS OF
many that any nomination for Governor would be
propOscd. and they were dlsmayed when the sub
iect was broached. Altogether the conference Is
now looked upon as a scheme to get rid OF Mr. Sey-
mour as a candidate and also as demonstration
against the denomination of Governor Robinson,
under cover of which some other candidate Is to be
shed forward.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
TUESDAY, APRIL ID, 1879
THE QUARREL IN TAMMANY.
A VICTORY FOR THE KELLY FACTION.

A VICTORY FOR THE KELLY FACTION
DIssoLvING THE INJUNCTION AGAINST INITIATING
NEW MENBERs-THE ELECTION TO BE ALLOWED
TO GO BY DEFAULT-PLANs OF THE ANTI-KELLY
LEADERS.
In the Supreme Court, General Term, yes
terday, the injunction against the initiation
of the 147 new members into the Tammany
Society was dissolved. At meeting of anti
Kelly leaders last night it was decided not to
nominate a ticket. County Clerk Thompson said
that by advice of counsel he had concluded
to allow the election to go by default. 1t is
said that quo warranto proceedings will then
be begun against the newly elected officers.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
This attempt to kill the Car is the thiI
THE ASSASSIN FULLY IDENTIFIED.

IONIlON1 7 sIIiIIr NVIII IO' I3'V'
A dispatch to The Standard from st. Peters
burg says the Emperors assaiant gives the name Of
skolOf He s retired functiOnery of the Ministry OF
Finance. and ia about thirty years old. He fired
at the Emperor within two PAGES. After
tho first shot the Emperor approached skolof,
who fired again and then ran. The various
accounts given TO the exact number Of shots ired are
conflicting An officer OF the Gensdsrmere, with drawn
sword pursued skolOf Three men then joined IN
the pursuit Skolof fired at them, shatering the Jaw OF
a detective. Finally, gentleman Knocked sk0oi down
and held him until he secured 10y the officers.
Skolo has continued vomiting severely since his arrest
either because OF poison because Of the rough usage
ha ad
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
POLITICAL CRIuES IN ULSTER.

THE GRAND JURY CHARGED TO MAKE THEM A
SPECIAL SUBJECT or INvEsrIGArGoN.
Iir TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.i
KINGSTON, April 14.-In his address to the
Grand Jury OF the Ulster Circuit Court tails afternoon.
Judge We.tbroOk made special reference 10 the late
election riot IN the town of Kingston specifically oharg.
ing tho Jury with the duty o. making most dllgen ana
search NJ fuqury into tue whole matter ana bringing
the guilty 70 Justice H. made sDecal nllusion also TO
the late deyel lpmentS "A regard 10 tho plundering
officials OF this county story OF which, he said had
been scattered I'm every OF the Union, ana IN
sisted that by their oaths they were compelled 10 give
tLis sl6icc' ful and careful investigation. His
nafAs upon these eCts and violations OF the Excise
Las were delivered with great force and earnestness
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
voluntary assignment to II. g. Pierce. president. for
the benefit OF creditors.
AN ATTACK on THE CZAR.
HIS MAJESTY UNHURT.
FOUR SHOTS FIRED AT HIM YESTERDAY MORNING.
HIS AssAILANT ARRESTED.
ST. PETERSBURG, Monday, April II. Is7V.

-FOUR SHOTS FIRED Al HIM 1EslhRDAi
HIS AssAILANT ARRESTED.
ST. PETERSBURG, Monday. April H. 1873.
A man fred four shots at the Emperor Alexander
this morning, while he was walking near thepalace'
The Emperor was unhurt The wouldbe assassin
was arrested and is undergoing examination. Inc
full official account of the affair says Toward 3
o'clock this morning as the Emperor was taking
his customary walk, respectfully dressed man,
wearing a military cap with cOckade. advanced
toward him. and as the Emperor approached
nearer, drew a revolver from the pocket
of his overcoat and fred four shots al
him. The assassin, before submitting to
his captors fired another shot slightly wounding IN
the cheek a person in the crowd.
The great throng of people assembled enthusiast
cally checred and congratulated the Emperor, VINO
thanked them for their proofs of fidelity on such
painful occasion. He said he knew he had the snp-
port of all respectable people. He hoped God would
grant that he might complete hls task, which COLI
sisted in promoting the welfare of Russia.
The Emperor after the foregoing speech drove TO
the palace without escort. He has not suffered tne
least i'll effect from the attempt upon his fe Alter
ward he drove, still without escort, 10 the haSal
Cathedral to return thanks for the preservation OF
his life. When receiving the CONGRATULATIONS Oh
the officials of the Empire, at noon, me Czar
was so much overcome by his enthusiastic recep'
tion as to be unable to speak for some minutes. On
recovering from his emotion he said, This is the
third time God has saved me-"
II is snpposed that The Empsror's assailant took
polsou before his attempt as he vomlted after his
arrest Poison was also found under his hnger
nails AutdOtes were administered. IL Is Thought
the man was an empoyc of the Ministry OF NANCE
and an agent of the International.
The Sultan and all of the European SoyeTelgns
have telegraphed their congratulations.
This attempt to kill the Gar is the third
to which he has been exposed since 1885, when he sue
cceded TO the throne. The first occurred Aprl
l6, 1885, when he fred at on entering his carriage
at ST. Petersburg. On this occasion the pistol was
turned by "A workman, who was generously re-
warded for the act. The second atcmp'
was made at Paris June g. 1867, by Bcrezowsk aPole
who fred into the carriage In which Gar seated
with his two sons and the Emperor Napoleon. The i'm
pera party escaped unhuT but the horse OF one oi the
escort was wounded. The assassin was about TO fire
another shot, when the pistol barrel burst destroying
the use Of his right hand.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
LARGE HAIL IN FLORIDA.

INI.VI IIlFlI1 y T I1,7I'I7 y - \
Pensacola fla., AprIl IA hail-storm occurred
here to-day thing unknown before Han ie a. large as
40" 'h' EARTHQUAKE IL NETWORK.
WATFRTowN, \. Y, April IA shock ot earth
ouake was felt n Sorolk y quarter past II o'clock
ms morning b. sound passed from nest 10 east lasting
about forty seconds, aud was very distinct.
JIFFEEsOSs BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED. .
GUAM o .TE>vuIE. Va, April 1.-THE one hun
dred and thftyrNth anniversary OF Thomas JenrI SON
birthday was celebrated here to-day by large pIOccssOh
attended by a band II music. military etc.
GENEHALT. W. sIIERMAN's WILL u
Providence, Il. l., Ap1l l4.-lhe viii OF Gen. 1.
" sherman va, admitted probate az Newport TODAY The
bulk property to HE son De1uost OF s5O9Ols
made 10 Delce DObsOn faithful cO0red woman once slave
n the family Of shannon the Geneais Iathef IN
Law.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
GENERAL LEGISLATION 1T ALBANY.
CURTAuING THE sHERIFFs RECE!PTs-THE WATER |
SUPPLY or EEw-YoRK.

CURTAHING THE sHERIFFs RECE:PTs-THE WATER
SUPPLY or EEW-YORK.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIIBUSE.l
ALBANY, April lathe Legislature held
duh session tonight the only bill Of importance consid
cred being reducing the patronage OF the shen Of
New-York This Mr.. Deans bin and permits orders
OF arrests issued by the Marine Court to be
served by City Marshals well by the
Sheriff. After some resistance from Mr.. Grady
the bill ordered To third reading. SEN
Ecclesine introduced bill aDpropratng Sl5OOOO
for improving the water supply OF New York. similar
bill introduced in the House last week bill
introduced in the Senate altering " the map
OF the City OF New-York. and to discontinue
certain proposed streets" Another was introduced
10 " facilitate the trial OF certain ac-
lions and TO provide for counting the ballots
hoxcs deposited with the Police Department Brook
lyn. IN the Assembly, the bill amending the act 10
facilitate the construction Of the New York and OswegO
Midland Railroad lost. and on motion TO recon
slider IL was laid on the table.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION TRIALS.
ny rEIrGRApmro THE TRIBUNE.

IBl IEILIIIAI-H To I"H ITsID Nh
CHARLESTON, 5. c., April 14.-ln the United
States Court Judge Bond delivered the opinion of the
Court overrung the challenge TO the array OF Jurors
Judge Bryan dlssented. The case OF William Kerngan,
for assaung the Supervisor at the Palmetto Engine
house IN this city ;hen called, aud jury was en-
naneed Of eight white and four colored men, number
Of Jurors being first reeced on the ground that they
had been engaged In the rebellion. The evidence
showed that the United Supervisor was assaulted
and beaten I'm the discharge OF has duties After the
case was sent the jury, the Court adjourned, ana
sealed verdict was rendered this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
sAvINGs BANKs IN TROUBLE.

Boston, Mass, april l4.-lsaac A. Barnes,
cashier OF the FoIborough, Mass, Savings Bank.
cused irregularities, confesses TO blunder, but de-
tends his trausac legitimate. and proposes to
prove that ali the charges against him are false.
scRASTos, Penn, April 14-The directors Of the
Scranton Trust Company and Savings Bank have made
New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
TIE EAST ROUnELIA QUESTION.

LoEDoN, Monday, April II, 1879
The negotiations in regard to the Occupa-
ton of Eastern Roumea all IN confusion II rot ell
tirey abandoned. II is asserted at Vienna that Rus a
has accepted the Anglo-Turksh scheme which consists
in making AkO Pdchd Governor ana leaving tLnSs as
tncY for another Ncnr