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Tho General Assembly AdJourns.

SARATOGA, May 27.-At'the opening of
the Presbyterian Assembly this morning
Rev. DR.. White offered the following com.
promise resolution, which, after debate,
was adopted: 3 , AF
Resolred, That this Assembly, in full ac-
cordance with the word OF our confession
OF faith respecting the Church OF Rome
and its so.Called spiritual head do now re-
affirm deliverauce upon the subject f'the
Assembly OF 1885 Us applying to Romish
hierarchy, headed by the Pope, and false-
~ claiming to be the church which is op.
posed absolutely and irreconcilably to. the,
doctrines OF the Holy Scriptures, is cor
rupting and degrading large part Of
C6rist's Church, over which it has usurped
supreme control.
Prof. Alexander ofFereda resolution TO
uncompromisinglY oppose the efforts OF
the Romhis Church to obtain possession
OF the public schools. - -
Rev. Dr.. Jessup, calling DIR. Darling to
the chair, offered a resolution calling for
additional contributions for the Foreign
Mission Board to pay debts and keep up
the work.
W. E. Dodge. moved to fix the sum to
be contributed the coming year ut $50, 900.
Accepted. and DR.. Jessup's resolution
adopted.
After the customary complimentary
resolutions were adopted the General AS
sembly adjourned.
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CHICAGO, May 2G-The war between
the Michigan Southern and Pittsburgh
and FortWsy1e Roads on Pittsburgh bus.
ness is being carried on with unabated
vigor. To-day conference was held be.
tween the General Ticket and Passenger
Agents OF the hostile roads, with view to
some adjustment that would put stop TO
the cut on passenger rates, but no under
standing was reached, and the battle RACES
as furiously as ever.
Since the opening OF the new line 10
Pittsburgh, the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern. has been, and now is, selling
frstclrss tickets to Pittsburgh for s. so,
the regular rate being Sl9, and the Fort
Wayne has been compelled TO reduce
in order to obtain share OF the business,
and besides, is retaliating by cutting on
fares to Toledo and Cleveland. The bit
terest fight, however, is on freight, and
rates to Pittsburgh and Cleveland are low
er than they have been for many years.
1t is said that freight for Pittsburgh was
taken at six cents per hundred pounds,
and five cents to Cleveland. Live stock
rates to Pittsburgh are down to almost
nothing. So long rs the war continues on
Pittsburgh rates there is little prospect
that any change for the better will take
place in the east.bound war on the rough
business.
The Lake Shore and the Fort Wayne
are devoting their entire attention to the
quarrel, and during the past week the
Michigan Central has beaten them both
badly on the rough business eastward.
This class OF business has been unusually
large all around, influenced largely by the
low rates. = g. yE1E
The total amount of through freight, ex.
elusive of live stock, shipped by the differ
ent roads eastward during the week was
as follows: Michigan Central, 1852, l54
pounds; Lake Shore and Michigan South.
ern, q, ,S27, 1888; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4
Chicago, PASS, ,525; Pittsburgh, Cincinna-
ii & St. Louis, u, ,l2S, 200; Baltimore 4
Ohio, 4S74,07l.
1.-THE Pittsburgh papers Of yesterday
quote New York rates on 4th class freight
fear loadsj dt g cents, Philadelphia at 4,
and Cleveland ut 2.-EDs. ISrEL.l
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The marks indicate feet Z inches and
stationary.
Weather clear and warm.
The Graham Is due down tonight. on
route TO Cincinnati.
The Buckeye State is due up Tomorrow.
en- route to Pittsburgh.
The Andes left last evening with vood
trip out for Cincinnati.
The Ragon will be to.days packet for
Parkersburg, leaving at 1880 A, NJ.
The Iron Valley arrived to-day from
Pittsburgh. '
The Pittsburgh and Wheeling packet
Q. W. Bachelor, made trial trim to.da
and worked satisfactorily to all. Sbe viii
enter her trade next Tuesday.
The O,Neal will be tomorrow morn.
ings packet for Pittsburgh, leaving at 7
o'clock.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual.
IBy Telegraph
New ORLEANS, May 27.-Weather clear
Thermometer 4S'.
CAIRO, May 97.-Rivcr 10 feet 9 inches
and rising. Weather clear; mercury S.
PIrrsBURuH, May 27.-Riyer . feet o
inches and rising slowly.
Weather fair and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, May 27.-River 10 feet in.
ant Arrived.W. 7. Thompson, Pitts.
burgh; Cons Millar, Memphis. Departed
w,,,Virgie Lee, Evansville; St. Lawrence
wheeling; Bedford, st. Louis.
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PArRoSrzE THE STREET SpRISHLrR-Mr
T. Mahoney, who has undertaken 10
sprikle the principal streets and keen
down the dust, is giving satisfaslaction 10
all concerned, and we hear almost every
day complimentary mention OF his seryiceI.
The enterprise displayed by Mr.. Mahoney
has not met with the success its deserved
His work is public benefit, and every
business man should subscribe to il and
help him along. When 1t Is known That
unless he receives more solid support he
will recede from his contract to keen
down tho dust, perhaps the solid men If
some time past,
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BUFFALO, May 27,=For some days past
trouble has been brewing between the
Lopgshoremen and tho Propeller lines,
caused by the demand for an increase OF
wages from fifteen TO twenty cents an hour,
which the Propeller lines refused to ac-
cede to. A number OF them refused to
work and threatened the new men en-
gagged in their place with violence. Stones
and sticks were freely used this morning
upon a lot Of men unloading a steamer
this morning, but the strikers were
promptly dispersed blythe police. Loading
on the Union line steamers is at a stand.
still at present, aud more trouble may be
looked for.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

lar scene to the people on both sides Of
the river at this point.
The completion Of this road win
give us the three great lines Of
the country right ut our doors,
and iu connection with the Ohio river
will furnishto Wheeling much more than
average facilities for successful manuiac.
ture. Indeed no manufacturing centre
in the Union will have superior facilities.
We will be able to send our wares to the
utternost parts 81 the country at the very
minimum Of freight rates, aud receive all
our raw material as cheap as it Is possible
tcricompetitionto deliverit. - 49,
Cheap ore and cheap coke will double
the population Of Bellaire, Bridgeport,
Martins Ferry, Benwood and Wheeling
within the next ten years, and the pros.
poets for great abundance OF these two
elements Of growth and prosperity at
this point were never more llattering than
at present,
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KSlouTs or PYTmAs.-The Grand Lodge
Of X. P.'sot the State OF Ohio met In ses.
sion at Steubenville yesterday. Quite q
large number OF Representatives from the
different sections Of the State were pres.
ent, as well as number Of visiting brcth.
ren from Wheeling and other points. The
parade which took place in the afternoon
was not as large rs was expected, but still
II was quite imposing. a number OF
bands were in the procession, including
the well.kpown Currier Band OF Cincin-
natl and Kramer's OF this city. A "large''
time was had, generally speaking, and
Steubenville can chronicle it as one Of
the great events occurring within her mu.
nicipality. EaF
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lAe ru.enrnwas Yalls, anddg WheeIlng


The TuscRrawas valley aud Wheeling
RoNd-work Resumed In Earnest.
IN advertisement for men to work on
AAgrcat road that is coming to the Ohio
Hver at Bridgeport appears in this morn
'nss paper. Operations have been re-
'Oned in earnest all along the line be.
Tween the present terminus at Uhrichs.
vile and the final terminus at Bridgeport,
sad it's the intention Of the management
'ogush things with great yigor this sum-
'aer, Track laying will go on at both ends
o' the line as soon as the grading and ma
sonry is in condition, and ere long the
er'oes Of the locomotives OF the construc-
uoa trains will answer each other on
either side Of the great tunnel at Flush
Ing. Work was resumed on the tunnel
several weeks ago-in advance Of the
financial adjustment at last secured-and
once more well under way. The gap In
'le road is to be closed In this tunnel by
Iae LIST day Of October next, Il possible,
The money 100000 has been secured to
anish and equip the road from Black
river harbor on Lake Erie, TO this'city
and before the year is out the daily ar
rival and departure Of passenger and
iIe1ght trains for all parts OF tho East and
west via the TuSnarawaA. Lake Shore anL
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RuNAwAY.-Yesterlay afternoon, n
horse attached to a wagon belonging |
Mr.. William Gorby, Of Bellaire, too :
fright at some object at the Central Glass
Works and started down Sixteenth street
at furious rate Of speed. A little son Of
Mr.. GorbV, aged six or seven years, was
in the wagon, and nothing daunted toois
hold OF the reins and held IN them man-
fully until the horse was stopped The
horse dashed down Sixteenth 10 Main.
where he turned across the creek and was
stopped at Twentieth street. The little fellow
did not seem 10 be the least bit confused
by the situation, and when his father. one
of breath, came up to him, and asked him
what damage was done, tho little fellow
said he lost the whip up street.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, May 27.-The races Of
yesterday that were postponed on account
Of the rain took place today in the pres.
ence OF a very large attendance.
The first race Of the Association Of a
purse for beaten horses had eight starters.
Keene Richards, Jr., won the first heat
Ada Glenn, the favorite, the second; Sally
um, fifth; Molly Mckinley, sixth; Ada
Lambert, seventh; Minnock, distanCed.
Time, l:463. The second heat and the
race was won by Keene Richards, Jr.,
Pomeroy, second; Ada Glenn, third.
Time, l:4G.
In the second race, for the Clark stake,
for three year old's, seven started, Fal-
setto, Trinidad, Buckner, Wissahickon,
Mary Ann, Gen. Pike aud Borax, their
order indicating their choice in the pools.
Falsetto won, Buckner second, Trinidad
third. Time 3:4O!. .., ....
In the third race, for the Tennessee
stakes, for two year olds, dash three-quar-
ters OF mile, Bowers Wallensteln was
the winner, Tonso second, Kimball, the
favorite, third, Luke Blackburn fourth,
Hawlcy fifth. The other starters were
Big Medicine, Hiikston, Bancroft and
Howard. Time LII -,
The last race, q four mile dash WAS won
by Patrol, Wheeler second, Jim Bell
third, Ella Rowett fourth, Charley Bush
fifth, Talema last. Time 1861.
The track was not muddy, but very
slow and sticky, 81 ~ ,. - n
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VOLUME XXVH.-NUMBER 1885,

WHEELiNu DlsTRiCT pRRA cHRRs' Assoc,..
TloN.-The ministers OF the NJ, L, Cbutch
Of Wheeling District, had q meeting ior
mutual improvement at Trladelphia IN
Monday and Tuesday Of this week, uu
Monday at P. NJ, the Association was r.
gantSed by the election 0f Rev. W, @, WI.
son as President, and Rev. g. E. Hite .s
Secretary: The opening religious seryic .
were conducted by Rev. A. Hall, OF Cal 1.
eron. Rev ". R. White, Of the Chapli a
Street Church, read fresh and scholar '
paper entitled "The Importance OF Bill a
Exercises" Rev. G. d. Smith, Of We {
bridgeport, produced quite ripple Of H..
terest by reading breezy essay on ii.
New Hymnal, being spicy defense an /
exposition Of the new Methodist hyma
book. -
At the night session DR.. A. G. George, ct
the Fourth Street Church, preached /
clear and ringing sermon In defense of TIA
proposition that Christianity Is conclusive
ly proved by itsphenomena.
The Tuesday sessions were quite wei
attended by the citizens OF Tliadelphi,.
Rev. A. Hall produced thoughtful paper
on 1.-THE Aggressive Spirit OF Stethodism. .
which provoked an aggressive discussion : Z
the merits Of the church Of tho past and d.
church ot the present. A discussion on
"Ministerial Sunday School Work" ives
openend by Rev. W. I. Rippey, Of Wesle
Church, in an exhaustive and smart
speech: The question SIS 1t Desirable ~
Extend the Term Of Pastoral Service Il,
the NJ. L. Churchw Rev. G. i, Hitr,
conducted the affirmative and Rev, i. i,
Wilson, the negative side OF the interron,.
ton. This discussion was spirited ami
entertaining. On Tuesday noon some Of
the good ladies OF the church prepared 4
repast at the Parsonage for ill.,,
ministers. Triadelphia does nothing b.
1alyes., The meeting on the whole was il
decided success.
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MoyIY tightened up in New York yes
,arlay in consequence Of the heavy sales
ofh,c Of certificates. sherman's circular,
however, Offering to pay the called bonds,
",ipcipal and interest, in advance Of
na,urity,will prevent serious consequences
,o business interests. Send in your called
Ioods and get the money for them up to
Jply lst, after which date they viii cease
IA draw interest.
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IndisIs,Sf Aideris,enI

NEw YoRS, May 2f.-The Aldermen
who attended the ceremonies i'm Cathe.
dral on Sunday Having provided them,
selves with fye.dollar tickets, now ex'
press much chagrin because they were not
invited in an official character. The
Herald says the feeling Of the Aldermen
Is intensified and aggravated by the fact
that not many weeks ago the friends ol
the Cathedral wanted to open street to
connect their water and gas pipes, and as
the opening OF streets Is an expensive
operation, the Aldermen were asked to
remit the costs in the case, and they as,
sented. ,...... On.
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A roor A,,cmnt q nurlcs.auc::

Editors InleIIiEeheeI'
The evening paper makes very sorry
effort 10 divert the attention OF It's Ger.
man readers from the issue between II and
them, which simply Is that tie ISiate Deg!o.
cuat endeavored to cast reproach and ridi-
cule upon the Germans Us people by
making an uncomplimentary classification
Of them in the article which aroused their
lust indignation. The STATE Democrat tries
10 make light OF this matter, but it may
rest assured that the subject will not be
readily forgotten by those Of It's "Dutch"
readers who have heretofore patronizcd it.
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BRlDdEroKr IrENs.-The High School
commencement will take place in the
Presbyterian Churh tomorrow evening
beginning at quarter OF 5 o'clock.
The funeral services OF Mrs. s. NJ, Dun.
can were largely attended at the Presby.
terian Church yesterday afternoon. She
was buried in the cemetery on the hill, out
the Cadiz road. All the funeral arrange.
ments were carried out as Mrs. Duncan
had requested, and arranged for before
her death. She was an estimable
Christian lady, and will be mourned by
many friends.
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c.,6oi,e colonization society.

NEw YoRK, May 27,-The Catholic Colon
ization Society Of the United States held a
meeting to.,lay, attended by Archbishop
Williams, Bishops Ireland, spalding, Ian.
caster, O'Connor, Ryan and Others, and
agreed to call public meeting to further
It's purpose Of aiding colonists to settle in
the West. This movement has the hearty
approval OF Cardinal McClOskey.
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PERsoxAL MgNrioS-The death Of E.
q. Pratt, at Larned, Kansas, on Monday,
Is announced. Mr.. Pratt was a former
well.known resident Of Wheeling.
Mrs. Frank Caldwell, nee McNeely, Is
lying dangerously Ill oil diphtheria at the
residence OF her husband.
Mrs. Matte Taegart and daughter, Miss
Rosie, OF Morristown, o., are in the city
on visit to friends.
! Col Bridges, Of Moundsviile, was in
town last night, talking up Sham Rattle
business.
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Continued Success of the StcubenViIIc
Loan Exhibition.
Eorald Of yesterday evening.

Herald Of yesterlay evening. ,'1N
1t is getting to be almost q monotonous
thing, the statement each day that there
was q large crowd at the Loan, aud twas
the general impression that yesterday
would show falling Off, but instead OF
that It ives larger than ever, and from the
opening carly in the morning the rooms
were filled, while in the evening there was
an immense jam in the hall waiting for
the doors. OF the Court Room to open, in
which, fortunately, no onelw injured.
The receipts OF ticket sales yesterday foot
ed up S2236.25 making a total Of s., ,04G.40.
Gross receipts to date including lunch,
catalogues, etc, about $500.
1 The exhibition will close on Saturday
night next, at 10 o'clock sharp. .
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TURNED UP IN TEXAS.



Sr. LOUIS, May 27.-NIaycr Goldsall,
young KricgOr's co.conspirator in the
Broadway savings bank failure, has TUNED
up in Dennison, Tex, where he has a
store and good stock Of goods. 1t is ex.
pected, however, that he will make m as.
signment to-day. 1t is not known vet
whether an officer will be sent for him,
but 1t is likely that means will be taken for
his arrest as soon as necessary papers can
be procured. His stock OF ieweiry here
and his household goods have been at
tached ibyShis different creditors hero and
In New York, and Gle r sweep Of every
thing he possessed has been made. Suits
continue to be filed against the officers and
directors OF the defunct savings bank by
the depositors to recover the amount Of
their deposits.
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A reception to CathoIic DignItnrics.

. NEw YoRk, May GA, reception was
given tonight to the archbishops and
bishops who attended the Catholic dedi-
cation by the Catholic Union in the club
house OF Xavier Union. Cardinal Nc.
Closkey, accompanied by Archbishops
Purcell, Gibbons, and Hannah, OF Halifax,
arrived soon after s o'clock. The rooms
were handsomely decorated with flags and
flowers for the occasion. Among those
present were Bishops McMerry, Ryan, OF
Buffalo, Hendrickson, Lynch, Ryan, Of
st. Louis, Keane, Corrigan, LOughlin,
Conroy, O'Connor and Ireland. - fi
There were also present Gen. Newton,
the Austrian Consul, the Belgian Consul,
three members Of the Chilian Embassy,
Richard 0'Gorman, Gen. MCAIahon,
Eugene Kelly, and others. Eugene
Kelly presided, and the address Of well
come was made by Jno. f. Devlin, which
was responded to by Archbishop Gibbons,
Of Baltimore. The banquet was then par
taken OF.
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The Coulzs : CIRCUIT CouRr-Juiee Mel.
rin.-This Court met yesterday nornin
At y o'clock, and proceeded with the argu.
ment In the case OF Donald Forbes ".
Thomas Hughes q al. Mr.. Good spoke irI
behalf OF the defense, and Mr.. Cracrais
closed for the plaintiff, when Court wat
adjourned over to this morning. At th,
assembling Of Court this morning, th1
jury will be given their instructions, ami
retire to consider their verdict,
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OSg Of the largest and most enthusiastic
political conventions ever seen in Ohio
will assemble at Cincinnati to-day, and we
venture to predict that It will nominate a
ticket and enunciate platform that will
moi leave much show for the Democracy
Al the ballot box next October. Ohio, Is
awake from centre to circumference. 1t
was a sorry day for the Democracyzmhen
tbey forced the present extra session Of
Congress.
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Orr worthy and venerable fellow citi-
aen, Elijah Day, Esq, experienced one Of
the usual vicissitudes o. politics last even
ing in the successful competitorship OF
rival for his position as City Receiver
position that he has acceptably and hon.
estly filled for many years, and which his
numerous friends, without respect to
party, would have been glad to see him
ill for an indefinite time to come. He has
the consolation of knowing that he retires
from the office with the highest respect
and best wishes OF the people oil this city.
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MAJOR BlcGnAN telegraphs to his paper,
,be DAYTON Journal, that the platform Of
,",I,y's ~" Convention at Cincinnati "will be
.b,dand stalwart, with decided endorse.
,uepi Of the President.
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The true secret OF happiness Is health,
which can only be preserved TO certainty
Dy wearing an Egyptian Fever and Ague
and Liver Pad, Il gives absolute proIec.
ton; requires no internal medicine: has
never Jailed, and is cheap.
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PoLlcE CouRr-Juioe Cron,n.r

POLICE CouRr-Judge Cranmer.
The following docket was disposed OF
yesterday morning:
John Thornton, charged with vagrancy,
was given one hour to get out OF town.
The case Of Tim 0'Keefe, charged with
disorderly conduct on Saturday last, wal
Sam. Stafford was required to pay S. and
costs for disorderly conduct.
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Menaccumulater money bytakingycare
ofit, But the man who inyests in an
Egyptian Fever and Ague and Liver Pad
viii preserve that tpriceless boon, health,
which Is better than riches-healtll, better
than wealth.
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Us taking the chair at the meeting Of
Bishops in New York on Monday night,
Cardinal McCloskey made the following
remarks:
I'VE are met to devise ways and means
for the reliet Of Archbishop Purcell. l
have known him from boyhood. His
affection for me has been that Of father
and brother. He has labored long and
hard, and the weight OF many years rests
upon him. We know how heavy are his
trOubles, and our sympathy goes out to
him in his misfortune. Its our desire to
10 all that can be done to relieve the bur-
dens that press him to the earth"
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POSTMASTER STERLING expects another
10. Of per cent certificates to-day, and il
he i. not disappointed they WILDE on sale
this aiternoon at the usual hour. He has,
samattcr of Justice to persons Of small
means seeking an investment, determined
to draw the lines more rigidly than here
,oiore and discriminate against all parties
endeayoring to accumulate purchases.
Aswill be seen by our dispatches, this is
the policy Of the Government, and &C.
cordingly the sale OF certificates at several
OItIe large cities has been stopped.
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BADLY UsED Ur.-Wm. Bowman got in.
to some trouble, somewhere, Monday
night He was found lying on the pave.
lnent on Seventeenth street, between
Jacob and Wood, about 4 o'cloCk Yesterday
morning, IN an insensible condition, and
very bloody about the head and face. He
could give no account OF himself, but it is
stated that he visited certain house in
East Wheeling during the evening, and
becoming obstreperous, was elected with
some violence. William, although not a
bad man, is little on the hurricane order
when In liquor, and the row, wherever Il
was, In all probability originated with him.
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TOr steubenville Furnace and Iron
co,npany's property was not sold yester-
,l,y for want Of bidders.