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CIScISSArl, March lI.-Archbishop
Purcell has received from Cardinal Nc.
Closkey assurances Of assistance from the
Catholic congregations in this country.
At a conference held recently between tile
Cardinal and the Archbishops OF philadel.
phia, Boston aud Baltimore 1t was decided
that the case Of the Archbishop OF Cincin-
natl should be given the preference over
over all others. Thematter will be brought
before the Bishops OF the country imme-
diately. Plans will be promulgated after
Easter, and be presented to the different
congregations through tho priests.
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Financial and Commercial.
wheeling Wholesale Market.

WHEELING, Tuesday, .SIarch II.
The wholesale movement during the past
two days has been fair, but no very remarka.
bic activity was Developed in any particular
direction. The receipts Of grain and pro.
duce were tOlerabIy god with generally
steady prices The change in the Western
markets does not produce any apparent effect
here, as the belief Is that the reaction Is only
temporary one.
The quotations given In the following re-
ports are prices realized on wholesale tranac.
tions, unless otherwise specified;
APPLEs-ArO again coming In more freely,
hut prices remain as last quoted; choice quaii'
ties are held ut 81 5Oal IS ptr bushel, accord.
Ing 70 quality.
BGEIN0 PowDEn-25a30c perlb.
BEASs-Are quiet, but steady on prime
stock Wequote prime White Navy at 81 so
l 75 per bush.
BEEswAX-90a95c.
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ais It possible that Mr.. Godfrey Is up
and at work, and cured by so simple q
ii assure YOU 1t Is true that he is en-
tirely cured, and with nothing but Hop
Bitters, and only ten days ago his doctors
gave him up and said he must diel"
"Well,a-dayl Itithat Is so, Twillgo this
minute aud get some for my poor George.
] know hops are good."
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along from the lst OF July, 1880, until af-
ter the election. They say thatunless 1t is
done now they can only put them on hills
to take effect after the Presidential eec.
ton. This shows how thoroughly revOlu-
tionaty the scheme is The lawsth pro-
pose TO repeal are in fact the only ones to
prcvcntballot-box stutiing and every form
Of Ofelection fraud. Thedemand they make,
therefore, is summed up in this sentence:
II you don't let US take away every bar.
rier against fraud at the Presidential elec.
tion, in short II you don't allow free fraud
in the choice Of President and members
Of Congress, we will stop the Government!
We will control or stop.it!" The Repub-
licans have accepted this issue. ! do not
believe there is one man elected to Con-
gress as Republican who will finch.
regard it rs another form OF revolution
no less real than as though the Gov.
ernment was to be stopped by armsd
force. 1t is not precisely the case Of a
highwayman presenting his pistol at the
head Of q traveller, but it is that where he
cuts the traces, pulls out the linch-pins
and stops the traveller until he gets what
he wants. On this issue the President
and the Republican party are absolutely
united, and | have no doubt will be sup
ported blythe unanimous approval Of the
party and OF many Democrats in all parts
Of the country who believe in honest
elections and obedience to the laws. How
long the extra session will last depends
wholly upon the extent to which this rev.
olutionary infatuatiOn has seized the Dem.
ocratiC party. have no more idea OF set
ting a limit to this struggle than had oil
limiting the time OF the late war, whose
continuance depended upon the will oi
tho rebels. With Republicans making this
fight in Congress,
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what the yellow Fever Goat N4w OrIcanS

WAsutNGroN, March ll.-Mr. Charles
Howard, one OF the most prominent citi-
zcns OF New Orleans, and one of the larg.
est real estate owners, who arrived here
to-day, gives n very untlattering descrip-
ton OF the condition OF affairs in New
Orleans and in Louisiana. lie saws that
the yellow fever visitation Of the last sea-
son struck blow at the material prosper.
ity OF New Orleans which cannot be esti-
mated at less than hundred millions OF
dollars. 1t was not that the fever itself
was so deadly, for the ratio OF mortality to
the population was comparatively insig-
nifcant, but the fact that the city was in.
closed, as it were, in a box aud shut of
absolutely ior three months from Commu.
nication with the outside world. Three
hundred thousand bales OF cotton which
would have gone to New Orleans were
diverted to St. Louis, and some OF the
largest and Oldest cotton firms Of New
Orleans have transferred their business to
St. Louis. He thinks that the prosperity
OF New Orleans, or at least the prosperity
which 1t once enjoyed, will never return
to 1t, although it must necessarily always
be commercial mart OF importance,
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BELLAIRE I.ooALs.-The saloon keeper,
Lawrence Glenn, who was taken to the In.
sane Asylum few weeks ago, isdead.
The armory Of Company D, rs wellas the
other armories Of the regiment, is to be
draped in mourning for thirty days in re-
spect for the late Captain Doty.
NJ. NJ. Sanders has had the front OF his
tailor shop changed to an open front.
1t seemed as II all the children in the
centre part OF town were out Monday even.
ing following an old woman who, they
said, was crazy. She stood on the river
bank awhile motioning as ifior some un.
seen boa.
Tho river has risen longer at steady
rate, withouta stop, than for great many
years. The large boats are running.
There will be preaching in the Presby.
terrain Church Wednesday evening.
"Chnppy" and some boon companions
paraded some otour streets on a spree Mon.
day and gotinto a fight near thee. 4 p.
shops. Officer Cnrran arrested one OF
them, and returning with Marshal Archer
took theresk
Mr.. Broekman was released on bail
given by Col. Baron and Mr.. Bowser,
members Of the Bellaire Encampment.
The matter Of the missing money has been
arranged satisfactorily to the society.
X. G. F.
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OBTAINING GooDs UNDER FALsR PRErRN.
sES.-About one O'Clock yesterday after.
noon q young woman called ut Messrs,
Keller & schrelner's store, on La Belle
street, and selected goods to the value oi
sl2, representing herself as employed as a
sewinggirl In the family ofMr. W. O. Hand.
Ian, and that she was authorized by Mr..
Handlan, or some members oi his family,
to purchase the goods for them. Her
name she gave as Jefferson. Mr. Keller was
not perfectly satisfied and when the woman
left the store he followed and observed that
she proceeded in exactly the opposite di.
rOcLiOn from Mr.. Handlan's place OF resi-.
dence. Putting .his clerk on her track,
Mr.. Keller called d upon Mr.. Handan's
lamily and ascertained that they had or,
dered no goods Of The kind purchased by
the young woman, aud that they knew Of
no such person. BY this time Miss leiTer.
son discovered that she was suspicioned,
and returning to the store, left the goods,
saying she would return for them later. She
has not since been heard OF, aud Messrs.
Keller 4 Schreiner no doubt are well sat.
istied that they had no further experience
with her,
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BALTIMORE, March ll.-FlOur- With.
out change. Wheat - Western dull and
heavy; No. Pennsylvania red 81 l5JSal lGJI;
No. 2western winter red, spot and March
81 lSKal lSN; April 81 l3Nal 1917; May
81 l4hal l4A. COrn-Western active and
easy; western mixed, spot and March, 48X;
April 4lNai4Nc; May 45c; steamer 4lEc,
0ats-UnchangGd Rye-Unchangcd. Hay
Dull and unchanged. Provisions. Firm and
unchanged. Butter Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged. Petroleum.
Quiet and unchanged. CofIee-Very dull and
unchanged. Whisky-Quiet and unchanged.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


CHICAGO, March 1.-THE DroVers' Journal
reports:
Hoos-ReceIps $1,000 head; shipments O..
500 head. Market dull and unimproyed:
choice 1ayy IS G0l4 IS; light 50 GOa3 So
mixed s. SGl3 IS.
CArrLE-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
2GO head. Market shade higher; shipping
81 40a3 20; steers 81 00a4 w; stockers and
feed rs unchanged at s. 2OI4 10.
sIEEl-ReceIpts 1900 head; shipments 40
Market easy ut So 0d5 25.
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EAST LIBERTY, March observation-disclosures
to-day $40 head, all for sale here. Supply
light and slow trade; nothing doing exceIt
at retail and to local dealers only. Sixty.six
head, or four loads, sold for the Eastern mar
kGL selling fair ut last weeks prices.
HoGs-lseeeipts to-day $50 head. YorkeB
$ 70l3 S5; phiIadelphlas 81 S5aI IS.
SHEEP-lleceipts to-day 6, 600 head, Selling
at s. 6Oa6 2j, or 25c of from last week OIL good;
medium unchanged.
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Tnr nail men meet at Pittsburgh to-day.
While the meeting las no special signific-
,,r ID expected to throw light on the
,rster,s Tor the spring trade. Mr.. S. G.
u Morrison, who has lately returned
Inn business trip OF several weeks
Sna:h newest, reports good prospects
s decidedly increased demand for
nil, this spring, lie says that the i'm
si.aiion into Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska
t,sy heavy. The train on which he
ueat into Burlington, Iowa, had thirteen
ta,enger coaches 50 completely filed that
h va, difficult to get Il seat. A Kansas
1chinge informs us that this is ex-
peclel to be the greatest year
athe history of tha: State in the way Of
immigration. These immigrants will need
,grat many nails. The Mountain trade
seIpec,cl to be large this springat St.
Jais. Mr.. Morrison says that the feel
h. /, goOdamon4 the business men OF the
Tet. They are beginning to discern the
arnins Of better times. There is still n
Fsli deal Of agricultural product unsold,
rl the trains are heavily loaded with
al lound shipments. The prospect for a
psat wheat crop was never more prom
Sng
twill be seen by Philadelphia dis
a,cl that the Iron Merchants Association
dthat city yesterday advanced the price
dali descriptions of merchant iron 3 per
aas. This movement is calculated to
tN tone to the tndc throughout the
maatry, aud may possibly have some
tsect on the mil meeting today at Pitts
|Lln,b
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PrrrsBuRdH, Marrh ll.-PErRoLEuN-Quiet;
crude at 81 OK at Parkers for shipment; n.
fined DC for Philadelphia delivery.
Oil CRY, March ll.-MarketUpened steady
at SGNc, declined to SGNc, advanced 10 and
closed at sSMc. Shipments 1900 barrels, ay-
eaging 5000. Transactions 100000 barrels.
LONDON, March ll.-PErpoLEuM = Refined
T1saTAc.
AxiwERP, March ll.-rrrRoLruN-Reflned
21%d.
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pnIlApELPIrA, March IL Wool Quiet
llne delaine scarce; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above 33IfaS5c; X
50 l5a34 Ac; medium S5a37 &c; coarse SOC; New
York, Michigan, lntiana aud Western fine
9aS9ci medium S5a3lc; coarse SOC; comb.
Ing, washed SaaNc; nnTashea do 25a2Sc; /;
Cahada combing S1aSIci fine unwashed 2Ia
9Sc; coarse and medium 2la9se.
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NEw YoRK. March 1.-THE cotton goods
market Is moderately active, and prices rule
firm with advanced quotations on some makes
VI bleached shirtings and wide sheetinPs.
Cheviots arc In steady demand, but cotton
alcs arc less freely taken White goods,
pques and quilts continue active. Prints In
IRREGULAR demand, and ginghams slow. Mems
wear woolens move slowly. Foreign goods Ir.
regular,
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MADAME ANDERSON.

CHICAGO, March ll.-Atlo:3O this aitor-
noon Madame Anderson had walked |, IA
quarter miles in as many consecutive ten
minutes. She walked in her sleep a
greater part Of the night, and appears ut
terly exhausted. Itseems impossible that
she can finish the remaining 900 quarter
miles.
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YASEroN, D, T., March ia tlfe swept
over about fifty square miles Of forest
within d iew.miles OF Yank4on, on Sunday,
destroying standing timber, cord wood,
houses, household furniture, clothing and
cattle, in all property 10 the value Of about
$4,000. The fire burned itself out. No
human lives were lost.
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MEMPHIS, March ll.-Gsorge ". Pan.
key, conductor, was shot and instantly
killed this morning at Tuscumbia, Ala, by
Arthur W, Moran, train dispatcher. Mo.
ran was tried this afternoon and dis.
charged, it being proven that he acted in
self defense.
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No school having less than daily aver.
age attendance of go scholars was admit
ted to the distribution, and the $1,000 al-
lowed was apportioned as nearly as posi-.
BILE on an equal per capita basis. The sums
allowed will be paid about July lst, 1879.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, March II -Cotton-steady and
firm at 9Lc. FlOur-Steady, with fair de-
InEHti:-Mheat-Dul red and white 81 OOa
05. Corn-Quiet but firm at S5aS7c. Oats
Firm at 2Oa3OC Rye-F!rm t55c, Barley
Active; No, . fall held at 07a0Sc. Pork
Quiet but firm at 81 75alO 90. Iard-Dull and
nominal steam held at 80 10, Bulk Meats
Firmer and quiet; shoulders s. 90; short ribs
held at 81 IS cash; sales s. rs buyer March;
short clear s. SIX, lIacOn-Quict and un.
changed at 4Na59Ga51Gc. Whisky-Steady
at g. ". Butter-Quiet and unchanged. Lin.
seed 0il-Steady and In fair demand al O5c.
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ToLEDo, March ll.-wheat-Firmer; amber
Michigan spot 81 05l<; April 81 OGH; May
81 OlA; No. 2'ed winter, April 81 08X; May
81 OIA. Corn-Steady; No. spot 35kc;
May SI5Sc oAts-Dull and nolninUl.
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ST. Louis Marcl, ll.--IIoes - Fairly nc.
tive. Workers and Daltimorcs s. GOi3 20;
mixed packing s. lOaS 40i good packing
S 6ga3 10; butchers 70 fancy s. IOaI co.
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which is being assaulted with US much
violence as ever by the Greenbackers, and
many OF the Democrats. These parties
seem Determined to break down resump-
ton, either by forcing an additional issue
OF greenbacks to pay the arrears Of pen
sions, or by using the coin reserve which
has been accumulated to maintain resump'
tinnu
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RocxLASD, Mr., March ll.-At the see.
ond balloting for Mayor to-day there was
no choice. l,420 votes were cast, OF
which Loveioy, Republican, received 5sO;t
Hall, GreenbacEcrS 5lG; Gregory, ;Deh.t
ocrAt, 924, 49,.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, March H. Flour Quiet hut
steady. Wheat-unsettled and active, hut
cash; gilt edge 9l &c cash; 9ljkc April; 95Lc
May No. 8 do Sic; rejected 6OXc. Corn
Demand active, but weak and lower; sec
cash; gilt edge 3SHc cash; SEX April; SGHc
May. 0ats-Quiet and firm; 23c cash; 23kc
April; 25JSc May. Rye-Quiet and uaclang.
cd. Barley-Steady and unchanged. Flax
Seed Firm and unchanged. PorE-Demand
fair and prices higher, 50 rs cash; 50 72J<a
0 Is April; 81 S5a0 ST. May; $40 90 June.
l.ard-Actiyc, firm and higher; 80 As cash;
30 45aG Az April; 50 521fa0 65 May; so Goa
0 G2H June. Bulk Meats-stronger at IS Goa
I SNa4 90. Whisky-steady and unchanged
at 81 OF.
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SACRAMENTO Cry, CAL., March ll.-In
the election to-day the Republicans made
clean sweep, beating the Democrats aud
Wnfktnpmen.
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FAMINE IN CASHMERE.
GERMANY.

ENGLAND CLAIMS THEMOSoR AS USUAL.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE semi.oiIiciul
papers say: Great surprise is felt in
government circles at the attempt madeto
give England all the credit OF having kept
Russia TO the treaty of Berlin. The exc
eution OF the treaty is due above all to
Earmanv'S frmnnaS
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CIScrNxGTr, March II. = HOGs- Steady ,
colnmOa 81 6OaS 80; light s. 45aS 70; packing
- 7Oa+ ~; no butchers grades offering re.
Celpts 040 head shipments $50 head.
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PHILADELPHIA, March II. Flour-Dull;
superfne western s. 76aS 90; extra s. 50a
90; Minnesota extra family and good TO
choice s. 50a5 IS; do fancy s. O5; Ohio do
S. 95; ST. Louis S 90; Minnesota patent pro.
cess 81 75as 90. Rye Flour = Unchanged.
Wheat-Dull; No. western red, elevator,
$llSK. Rye-NOthing doing. Corn-Dull;
western rejected, track, l3a43Hc; do steamer
43Hc. Oats-Dnll and unchanged. Pro-
yisions-Quiet- Beef-Mess ut $12 5Oal3 90.
$40 oOaio 8. Hams-s@okeG S SslOe; &C. pIcEieS RIti
79<as7lc. Larl-Western, In tierce, 1LafXc.
Butter Quiet; New York and Bradford
county, Pa, extra 2Os2lc; Western Reserve
extra lGalSc; do good to choice l2aI5c. Eggs
Weak; western lSc. CheeSe-Steady; west
ern, full cream SHasNc; do good 7aSc,
Petroleum-Dull; refined DC; crude SaSEc,
Whisky Dull; western ut 81 OGX.
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rnE YRw TEN DOLLAR cEnrlFIcArEs.

The Treasury Department will be pre-.
pared TO issue on the lst Of April, in add.
tion to the ten dollar certificates convert.
bic into four per cent bonds, like certill.
Gates on similar conditions, to he regis.
tered on the books Of the Treasury in the
name OF the owner, which name will also
be entered on the face OF the certificate.
The first-class are received from the bear
err the other by order or transfer properly
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PmrLADgLrHlA, March ll.-At a meeting
Of the Philadelphia Iron Merchants As.
sociation to-day, the price on all descrip.
tions OF merchant iron was advanced . pet
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DIsrRIBurIoNoF THE PEABODY FUN, 1870.
The following schools have been allowed
the sums set opposite them from the Pea.
body fund, by Prof. ". X. Pendleton,
agent OF the fund:
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A VALUABLE horse, belonging to Majors
Stables, Washington, d. G., was cured by
Keller's Roman Liniment, Price 80 cents
u bottle.
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rnE NEnnAsKA coLLEcronsnIr.

Lorenzo Crounz, who failed Of con.
flrmatiOn by the Senate as Internal Rev.
enue Collector OF Nebraska, and who has,
since the adjournment OF Congress, been
re.appointed by the President, has been
directed to relieve II. A. Newman, his
predecessor, who returned to the place
when Crounz failed OF the confirmation.
The date Of his relief has been fixed for the
18th inst,
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COMMUNIgrS TANDONED.
rYpnus FEVER INCREASING.

ST. PEfBRsnURd, March 1.-THE NOR.
tallty statistics of:ttiis city the past week
show that the typhus fever has increased
in yiruleuCe,
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A Murderous Hoax.

SAN FRAScEsco, March ll.-A Walla
walla, Washington, Ty,, dispatch says;
Tho reported massacre OF thirty.eight
Indians a month ago, did not occur. II
was a hoax played on up country papers.
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RAGs-lAc per pound.

sALT.Per barrel, Ohio river, 81 20; Pitts.
burgh 81 90.
sSuER KsAur-s2 5Oper half barrel; whole
barrel, 50 so.
sEEDs-Timothy seed, 81 30 per bushel;
clover, 0Oai IS; Kentucky Blue GraS, per
BUSH, GOa75c; Orchard Grass 81 25al 90,
TALLoV-57[aGc for country.
ToRAcCo-Navles, 65a60c; B5a70c,
TuRNIrs-Per bushel, S5c.
VISEGAR-PCr barrel, S 60a6 90.
WoOL-Quoted at SOC for choice washed,
and onG.third of for unwtEhel. Market dull.
WHEELING STOOIEs-Fer 1000, $40 5Oall so.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, March 1.-THE story is dscrel-
tied that the French Government have
resolved to retire il majority on the i'm.
peachment question is only obtained by
the support OF the Right. II is thought,
however, that such support is necessary,
MS the split in the Republican camp has
begun to attract general attention.
COMMUNISTS PARDoSED.
PANS, March ll-president Grevy has
signed u decree pardoning one hundred
and tiity-one communists, including NJ NJ.
Arthur, Ranc, Ellie, Reclus and Elise.
FURTHER EVIDENCES OF CONSPIRACY AGAINST
THE FRENCH MINISTRY.
PARIS, March 1.-THE committee upon
the uCts oi the ministry Of the 10th Of May,
have issued supplement to NJ. Brisson's
report, containing hundreds OF telegtatns
in support OF the facts adluCed in the re.
port. The groups Of the Left hold meet
ing tomorrow to determine their action
upon the impeachment question. The
Royalist Right unanimously decided to
oppose the impeachment or whatever may
transpire during the debate.
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At the Cabinet meeting to-day the Sec.
rotary Of the Treasury presented for the
information Of the President, 10 be insert.
ed in his special message 10 tho extra ses.
sion, q statement showing the probable re.
Ceipts and expenditures for the next fiscal
year and the necessity Of making provis.
ions for the payment Of the arrears Of
nnnsinnS
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BRlonr eyes, sunny smiles, happy dis
position, arc a proof Of health, To regain
these lost charms, use the Egyptian Liver
Fad.
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The Reichstag to-day rejected a motion
in favor Of n European Congress to arrange
general disarmament. Three Ultamon-
tanes, the Socialists and Herr Sonneman
only supported the motion.
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Thar Cough; that alarms you and your
friends, Is from the Liver, isnot Consump.
ton; i is readily cured by wearing an
Egyptian Liver Pad, as directed,
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BERLIN, March 1.-THE personal alter
cations Of the last two days have certainly
complicated the situation immensely, and
il mere personal irritatatiOn were to be
considered, Bismarck would have enough
reason for promptly appealing to the peo.
pie; but there is yet no occasion 10 doubt
the financial measures will at least be sub.
mitted 10 the present ReiChstag.
The National Hittug seems to fear an
early dissolution. 1t admits that Bismarck
is all powerful in the Federal Council,
which would readily accede il he
proposed dissolution; but, 1t adds omi-
nously, the new elections at present would
only result in the creation of radical
party which now does not exist, unless
the Socialists can be so considered. This
is supposed TO relate to the alleged inten.
tions Of DR.. Tasker and other National
Liberals TO join the advanced Liberals.
Such coalition would create regular
and very radical opposition.
LONDON, March ll.-A Berlin special
says the dissolution OF the Reichstag is
unlikely before autumn. Bismarck relies
mainly oil the rural population and will
fix the date for the election after harvest,
as the most convenient time for bringing
them TO the polls.