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GENERAL NEWS.
COnkIlng and Lamar Mutually
Satisfied,
And Each Wanting the Other to
Knock the Chip of.
The President viii Probably Sign the
Legislative and Army Bills,
But, tits Thought, will Veto the Iudl.
Clal Expenses Bill.
Further Accounts of Prince Eapo-
Icons Death.
The Ashley Belt viii Come to
America.
lIIn 49, noa.f.,. A. n..I l. nn.
Weston Nearing the Goal to Music
and Cheers from the Crowd.
WASHINGTON.
LETTER CARRIERS DEplclrycY pIL.,

LETTER CARRIERS DEFICIENCY BILL.
WAsnIXGroS, June 2O.-The letter car.
riers' deficiency bill was reported back to
the Senate to-day and placed on the cal.
endar. The committee struck out the en-.
tire amount ISL .000) voted by the House
Tor the payment OF increased salaries 10
letter carriers for the current fiscal year,
under the re.classihcation authorized by
act Of last February, and reduced the
S4l5.000 provided by the House for the
payment and extension OF the free deliy-
cry service the next fiscal year to $IOO, 900.
The committee have added to the bill the
sum Of 100000 to pay judgments hereto.
fore rendered by the Court Of Claims and
appropriations Of $4,000 10 enable the
general land Office 10 adjust and settle
State claims for swamp lands. The last
two amendments were offered by Senators
Rollins and CoCkrell to the legislative and
executive appropriation bill, but failed Of
adoption.
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS AND THEIR PATR.
The legislative, judicial aud executive
appropriation bill was signed by the pre-.
siding officers OF both Houses to-day, end
its approval by the President will be
communicated To the House tomorrow.
The army appropriation bill Having been
finally passed by the Senate without
amendment will be enrolled and receive
the necessary signatures Of the presiding
officers in time for its presentation to the
President at an early hour tomorrow af-
ternoon. There seems to be little doubt
Of its prompt approval. The judicial ex-
penses appropriation bill, now awaiting
final action in the Senate by the adoption
ofthe Conference Committees report, will
also, according to the present expectation,
reach the President before tomorrow
evening, but there is general and appar-
emily well founded belief that 1t will be re-
turned vetoed to the House Of Representa-
tives tomorrow.
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COLUMBUS, June 20.-The races Of the
Columbus Jockey Club closed to-day, the
club coming out with small margin. AS
far as excellent sport was concerned the
meeting was . success.
The first race to-day was II mile dash
for all ages, for club purse OF $3.50. This
had five starters. The race was taken by
Enterprise in q, Ben Hill second.
The second race was for the Columbus
cup, for sll ages, SO entrance, $3.50 added,
two and quarter miles dash. This race
had ten entries and five starters. In q
large number OF pools, Allmeda and Pa.
troll sold for $50 each against the field for
the same amount The race was hotly
contested by Allmeda and Patrol, aud at
first 1t was supposed 1t was dead heat be.
tween them, but the race was given to
Allmeda; time 4:l0. Patrol was second,
and Hippogrifft third. King William gave
out on'the second mile, and was led in
very lame.
The third race, mile heats, consolation
purse, $50, had four starters, Bette F.,
Paymaster, Surge and Tolema, and was
won by Bette F, in two heats. Time
1:44k l:44l.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

Bessie Harris, OF Wolfsville, N. S., was
htaIIy shot by Doctor DeWolf, her di-
vorced husband, yesterday. ..
The wrestling match between Col. Nc
Iaughlin and Prof. Miller, at Utica, yes
terday, was won by the former.
A fire at Milan, Tenn, early yesterday
morning, destroyed property valued at
Sl5O,O00. 1t was the work OF an incen-
diary.
Carl Underner, aged u years, Of Cleve:
land, o., was accidentally shot and killed
on Thursday evening, by a playmate oil
the same age.
The National Eclectic Medical Associa-
tion, meeting at Cleveland, closed its ses-
sion: yesterday and adjourned to meet at
Chicago next year.
II. W. & ]. H. Farley, who suspended
on balances the 10th, to-day notified the
Exchange OF their readiness to pay all
their obligations in full.
John Richards 4 Sons barrel and box
factory, corner Of Eighth street and Eg-
geston avenue, Cincinnati, o., was burn
ed last night. Loss $4,000.
Judge lIillyer, yesterday, refused a
motion for new trial in the case OF Cox,
convicted OF the murder OF Col. Aston,
at Atlanta, Georgia, some weeks ago.
The friends OF Lille Duer, who was con-
victGd at Snow Hill, Nd, Thursday, Of
maRsAuyhter in killing her friend, Miss
Hearnc, paid the fine Of $500 imposed by
the Court, when she was taken home by
her father.
A dispatch from Ottawa, Canada, says
the Government has decided to rescind
all permission to American troops TO visit
Canada under arms, alleging as reason
therefor that the visits might lead to fu-
tuse complications.
The London SpoHSmdn announces that
the enach between plaisted and Nichol-
son for Monday, has been declared off,
out The men have agreed to decide It by
rowing privately. The course and date ol
the race not to be made public,
a Berlin correspondent hears from st,
Petersburg that important changes will be
made IN the persUael Of the administra,
ton, One change will be ia the ministry
OF instruction. 1t is also stated that one
Of the Russian Generals proposes 10 allow
freedom OF the press in his government
and desires to have a newspaper estab,
lished in which all ideas OF the Nihilis,
journal, land and liberty, can be freely
discussed. II is said the Emperor ha,
sanctioned the idea.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.


PANAMA, June TO- The Star and Herald
says that at half-past nine o'clock, Saturday
the 7th inst, in Aspinwall, the Provisional
Government was declared, with General
Aizpun, Provisional President. The reyolu.
tionary party shortly afterwards took pos.
session Of Curtel, when two persons were
killed. In Panama measures were at once
taken to prevent disorder on the evening
Of the 9th inst. Aizpun marched his
forces, about one hundred men and boys,
out OF Aspinwall to Monkey Hill Station,
where they encamped and the next morn.
ing proceeded TO Gatpn Station, where
they seized hand car and fat car, with
which, ,toramove th0ir stores and company.
The government troops from Panama are
expected to meet Aizpun near Aspinwall
and giving him fits.
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Ghs GmteIIigeater,
otbet. Nos. rs aud ~ Fourteenth street.
rur crop report from Marion county in
yesterdays FairmOnt YirginiaH is very en-
!ourasing both for wheat and corn.

Col. ALEC. CAMPBELL writes US from the
South that the crop prospects are good and
that the people, white and black, are feel.
inryery cheerful. A gentleman who has
ip., returned from three weeks trip in
,br South, visiting Jackson, Tenn, yicks.
Gary Selma, Montgomery, Atlanta and
io,rnnediate points, writes to the Chicago
Tribune that the cotton farmers who
loprht meats freely in January and Feb
raary will soon be out Of provisions, and
,be demand for meats from these planters
NAV be expected to be unusually large in
the summer and early fall months. The
South is also taking good deal OF Western
corn, aud will want more TO feed and iatten
the stock. The crops are said to be look.
ins WE'LL especially cotton, which seems to
be in more promising condition than
in any previous June since the war.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The chief instigator Of the war against
the Dutch in Acheen Is dead.
Most OF the newspapers Of Paris deplore
the tragic end Of the Prince Imperial.
With reference to match with Court.
ney Elliott states he can't decide to TOW
until after his match with Boyd.
A Paris correspondent hears that ex-
Hoasapartiss iHIIs leaders s . 6RsslRusst. ~ '''
The Grand Vizier, Khaireddin, rendered
his resignation, and thesultan replied that
he might have TO remove him, but could
not accept bis resignation,
A dispatch from Sydney, Australia, an
nounces that an arrangement has beer
completed for sculling match between
Trickett and Lacock for the championship
OF the world, which Is to occur on the sou
Of August.
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Iron ana Halls,


Pittsburgh Manufacturer o. restef1AT
Now that the matter Of puddlers' wages
has been settled for another year, the
mills Rre gradually resuming operations,
and soon sEerytbing Will be as II there l!
Of affairs usual az this season ot tho year
There being no reduction In wages and no
increase In the price Of iron, manufac'
turers continue to complain Of the unre.
muneration OF business. Unless some
thing should turn up, there is before them
another year similar to the one Just ex'
pired. There seems to be q general belief,
however, that the condition Of the trade
can get no worse, ard that II any change
should occur 1t can hardly DO otherwise
than for the better.
N9ils are still sold at s. 90, but we un'
Ierstana that there Is q scarcity here Just
at present and that manufacturers get Al
much rs 50 Is net "'"'"'r'''''
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4 Model Engineer on the p. W. q Ky,
Rnnd.

wrll,husg Herald.
Joseph Dougan is an engineer on the
r ". < Ky. Railroad and entitled to wear
the belt us the most patient one in Amer
lea. On recent trip he encountered
some cows on the track which persistent
~ for mile or more, notwithstanding all
his persuasion with the whistle, hot wa
ter, ,Sc., &C., refused to leave it until he
actually stopped the train, got off and
drove them from the track, one old COW,
unkindest kick OF all, lunging at him with
both hind feet and very nearly striking
him as she disappeared over the dump.
lie then mounted his locomotive apd
drove ahead, leaving the cows behind
him. Perhaps, nay altogether certainly,
his course was the safer and wiser one
and he was complimented by the passen-
gers, and we intend this notice here for
complimentary; but not one in good
many would have had the patience to
treat those bovines as he did, and their
owners, now, might have sense enough to
put them up and not risk the next man
that comes along with q train Of cars.
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NEw YonK, June lO.-Evidence of the
high estimation in which frst.class invest.
rpept securities are now held is furnished
in the award Of saOO,Ooa bonds Of the State
Of New Hampshire. Proposals wore In.
yited forSlOO,0OO Of the 8 per cent, bonds
OF this State running until July !, 1850,
$4,000 running until July !, 1900, and
100000 running until July !, 1901. The
entire lot was taken by Mr.. Daniel A.
Moran, OF this city, at an average price oi
10956, OF a premium OF 958s per cent. II
will be remembered that recently the
State OF Pennsylvania sold s, ,0O0, 900 OF ii
1925 year bonds bearing only 4 per cent
Interest, OF lQl S.16 to l02salO2!. .-
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Thus you see that these two churches
In hundred years have each had but
three pastors and are now glowing the
ministry OF the fourth.
The spirit OF restlessness and chanoe
tnat has got into 30 many ministers and
churches at the present day, did not effect
these churches nor their pastors. These
ministers did not think otleaving; all they
thought Of was doing the work the Lord
had sent them TO do in the field where
they were sent,
Dr.. Eagleson In speaking OF his settle
ment at buffalo said: "The Lord sent me
here; has put his seal on my ministry
here, and l feel that l ought TO stay here
until by some token as manifest "a The
rising OF the cloud was TO the Israel;teS.
He tells me TO leave" ''S'''S''
The three pastors who have finished
their work st Apfalo, all sleep In the grave
y4rd besides the church where tbev
resurrection. s'''VuS
said: $40 "'U'e'S'
There has never been a lar betwaar
these sister churches. Theyhays went
have Feoiced together In each sI oibsfs nanSi anu
peIIty, and may the God Of our fathers
aaa our God grant that this sisterly aiIec.
aon may continue and abound more and
more IN the future, till Gross Creek 81
reunited again never to part In the Gen.
stal Assembly and church Of the first
potp, o1a names are written In heaven
FOLLOWING MesSTs. Stockton and Eagle
sons addresses, Rev. Mr.. MEGA, the pres
lent pastor, read the history OF Gros
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Expose yourself day and night; eat too
much without exercise; work too hard
without rest; doctor all the time; take all
the vile nostrums advertised, and you will
want TO know
How TO GIT WELL.
Which is answered in three words-Take
Hop Bitters! See other column.
For sale by LAuGHLIS BRoS. & Co., Whole
sale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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EGYPT.
TIE KuEpIyE MUST GO.

CAIRO, June 2O.-England and France
unite in demanding the abdication OF the
H6ediye the alternatlye Of the full pay
meRt of the floating debt or thelr cooper
alton with England and FRANCE. The
Khediye has asked for delay OF forty
eight hours in order to communicate with
Tho Porte before replying. The cabinet is
in council. AL the Ministers, eEcept that
OF War, favor abdication,
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GEORGE D. ROBINSON,
a: G. LAPnAM,
VIZ. Mckinney, JR.,
CHAs. G. WILLIAMS,
EDWIN WILLgrTS,
[signedl

Funk 4 "a, q German firm in the cot,
top trade at Liverpool, England, Il 10.
yolyed by the transactions Of d person
identified With the firm, who has abscond.
ed-Ernst Weber. 1t seems that he was
the representative Of the German branch
Of tue firm. 1t Is uncertain who will sui,
Ter the losses, as tho PRINCIPALS may Be
able IA Fppudtate Weher's transactions.
His aourse has depressed the cotton mar.
keL
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IT is fact well established by unquestiona.
BILE testimony that Halls Hair Remover re-
news, cleanses, brightens, inyigorates and re.
stores to It's original color and lnstre, faded
gray or dlscolored hair, cieaply, quickly and
surely. The poorest people prefer to buy 1t
and use 1t rather than 70 proclaim in man
ner more forcible than words can dclineate.
through blanched locks or grizzly beard, that
they are aged and passing TO decay. Avery
short trial will convince the most skepticaI
that It does eradicate the scalp diseases which
rob the hair Of It's color and 'life.-FOt Scott
(Ran.) Daily Monitor.
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That cheap Exeursion 10 NIar,r.,

IhrEenburE Journal.
The Niagara excursion last week was a
bigger thing than was anticipated. One
hundred and thirty.five persons Joined IT
from Parkersburg, 100 from Marietta, and
3l5, making $50 in all, from other places
\ pleasant time was had, and all returned
safely, arriving home at 10: 80 Saturday
night, Fifteen oi the Parkersburgers got
30 blinded by the heavy mist Of the fall
that they got left and had To take the next
train, but caught up with ths excursion
tain at Marietta,
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ssg0 IL SIS d

These, it will be observed, are whole.
ale prices at the respective periods indi.
sted The reduction in 1879, Us com
pared with prices in 1894 and 1885, may
not be followed by corresponding reduc.
ton in the retail market; yet there has
been great reduction in retail prices,
The consequence is that the money cost Of
living has been immensely cheapened,
The same nominal amount Of money will
now buy far more OF the necessaries ol
lie than in 1854 and lSSS.-Ne1r York IN
.l1A1iem.
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Greek during his ministry, covering a be.
riod OF two years, and Rev. ]. u, Walkin.
shaw read the history OF Buffalo during
his pastorate OF six years, These reports
show these churches 10 be still In a healthy
aud prosperous condition.
Following theSe, most excellent histories
Of the Sabbath Schools OF Gross Greek
and Buffalo were read, respectively, by
Mr.. Henry Graham aud Mr.. Wm. Work
Hunter.
After which the benedictlon was pro-
nonneed by Rev. ]. B, Reed, Of Sisters
vile, w. Va.
AN IMPORTANT PART OF rHR CELEBRATION.
A table had by this time been spread on
the bill In the form OF square, around
which the multitude gathered. The ladies
OF the two churches In providing this din.
ner maintained their ng.establIshel rep.
utation as adopts In the culinary art. !
doubt whether twelve baskets could have
been taken up. The capacity Of that con-
gregation after all the above "feast OF rea.
son and flow Of soul, y for keeping bread
and butter from spelling was indescriba.
bic. But the supply was equal to the de-
mand. For long years 10 come this CEN
tenntal OF Buffalo and Cross Greek will not
be forgotten.
And now comparing this regionSith what
It was one hundred years ago, then will.
derness inhabited with savages, but now
under the hand OF the original Scotch.
Irish Presbyterian settlers and their de.
seendents, filled up with beautiful resi-.
denCes, tasteful school houses and elegant
churches, we may ask what will the Bnf-
ialo and Gross Creek Of one hundred
years hence be? 1t will be what we and
those who come after US make Il,
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TOLEDO, June 2O.-wheat-Dull for fu.
tures; amber Michigan, July 81 O2j<; No. 2
red winter. June 81 l2X bid; July 81 OK;
August 90Hc. COrn-Steady; high mixed
S0Hci No. 2spot 3SAc; July 3Sc bid; August
3SNc; September S9<o bid; Kansas SSko Bid;
rejected 3Sc. oats-steady; No. 9, or Michi:
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NEw YORK. June 2o-Business continues
light with package houses, and the jobbing
trade Is quiet, Cotton goods firm and un.
changed. Prints and ginghams steady,
Lawnsin good request Mems wear woolt Ms
less active but firm, aud repellents In steady
request Linen goods more actiye.
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DEclpR quickly! Bdhada Water, which
has restored to health hundreds Of wretch.
ed victims to diseased kidneys and blad-
der, Is offered for your trial, II cannot
harm you, and the chances are that you
viii bleis he impulse that led you to drink
BthESdd,
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Tile following figures, taken from the
books of large wholesale firm, show the
difference in prices between 1854 and
1867 and 1879, as to articles more or less
used in every household:
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VIZ have no hesitation whatever in
recommending DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup foy
children teething or SpAefipg from Wind
gSAe, niarrhGS Or pyssHtSty,
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Cineinnntl HOE Marker.

CIxcINSAT1, June 2O-Hoes-Actiye, firm
aud higher; common $ 16aS 65; light s. 10
as 10; packing s. s0a4 90; butchers 81 OOa
I TO- Receipts 100 head; shipments go
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PERSONAL.

Among the persons present were: Rev.
John Marquis, Dunningsville, Pa; Rev.
John B. Reed, sistersyiIle. W. Va; A, S.
Eagl gleson, Washington, Pa; Rev. W, s,
Eagleson, Mt. Gilead, Ohio; Rev, a, S.
Eagleson, Washington, Ohio; Rev. j. /.
Brownson, Washington, Pa; Rev. +. r.
Wotring, Pittsburgh, Pa; James McCon.
ahey, Buffalo, Washington county, Pa. !;
MtSs Q. Stuart, West Midlletown, Pa, !;
Rev. David Hervey, Wellsburg, w. Va. !;
Rev. John Stockton, D. D., Cross Greek,
Pa; Rev. VIM. Brown, Canonsburg, Pa. !;
Rev. 7. B. Van Eman, Canonsburg, Pa. !;
Or. David s. Eagleson, West Alexander,
Pa. oRsERvRR.
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ENGLAND.


ANIEtNATIONAL PEDESTRIAN COSTEST.
LONDON, June 90.-At noon to-day IVES.
ton had made 4lS miles and Brown 39l
miles.
At3P. NJ. Weston had scored 42s miles
and B:own 400 miles. Weston going well.
At 8 y. N, Weston had scored 43S miles
and Brown 400 miles.
AtGP.N. Weston had made 449 miles
and Brown 400 miles. Weston says he
will make 500 miles.
IAND BROWN, OIL, WHERE IS lie.
10 p. M.-The race is almost won, Wes.
ton, barring some unlocked for accident,
being the victor beyond q doubt. He is
still In splendid condition notwithstand.
ing the great effort he has been making.
The excitement Is intense and every lap
both Weston and Brown are cheered
most Justify. Brown shows signs OF suf.
tering and his swollen leg appears to
bother him greatly. At this hour the
vast hall where the men are contending
is filled with an enthusiastic concourse,
who shout and cheer and seem almost
wild with the excitement OF the hour.
The band plays the liveliest kind OF airs
as the men trudge around the track and
everybody, save Brown and those who
have been betting on him, appears to be
in the best OF humor. At 10 o'clock the
score stood: Weston 400, Brown 4l+.
LONDON, June 2l.-At three o'clock this
morning the score in the walking match
was: Weston 47S, Brown 420.
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81. LouIs, June o-Hoos-Higher; rough
heavy s. 25aS So; Workers to Baltimores
$S 70as 1856; smooth heavy s. SOa3 90. Receipts
400 head; shipments 5000 head.
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The greatest boon to children teething and
for curing Wind Collie, Dlarrh@a aud other
tllS paepliar to children, Is the renowned Mrs,
remedy. Directions Eit6eVeFy hOEe. FFiss,
Browns vermifuge comfits, Tor ezpelliug
worms, are the most unfailipg and pleasant
CONNECTION IN tho world. Price 25 cents. Fol
ale by Logan, List 8 &6o., and hY 81 dEuggists
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Tug Butchers Association will ship an
invoice Of 800 hides TO u Pittsburgh firm
Today.
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The monstrous frauds perpetrated in
the State OF New York in 1868 became
subject to Congressional investigation
at the ensuing session Of Congress, and
were followed by report suggesting
National legislation to guard against the
recurrence OF such frauds in tho future,
Ihe ELECTION Of members OF the House 81
REPRESENTATIVES., aetTGi 1870, eGtittedN An
aet 70 enforce the right d citizens Of tie
E.RIte9 States to yetejl the several States
was toa considerable extent the outgrowth
Of such investigations. The enforcement
ol the provisions Of the act as amended In
ISL had.a most wholesome tendency 10
secure free and honest elections intho
Presidential and Congressional contest ol
our history. It's enforcement p1rped
the canvass Of all successful attempts A
fraud in the same city, where outraees or
the ballot box and in counting the yotel
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WHAT DEMANDED THE MEASURES.

It lis historically true that during the re.
bellion there was such interference in
cases when factions or the dominant ele.
ment Of disloyalty existed. These were
necessities growing out Of the nature oil
the conflict and anomalous condition oil
the seeding and border states. They were
in no sense acts Of partianship. Military
orders were issued for the purpose by the
officers OF the army, irrespective of their
political affiliations.
Among the earliest and most notable Of
such orders was that by General McClel-
Ian: 'JL -
HRADQUAETRRs Army or TKR PoroMAC, l
WA1UIEfTOE OrE % 1871