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Local News Noies and Personal Mention.
Bev.J. ". Toland arrived home from
Cincinnati Thursday night.
Rev. ]. O. Pomeroy, Of Moundsville,
will preach in the Presbyterian church
Sunday.
Isaac Newland left here Friday with a
trading boat containing glassware, ETC.,
with which he will float down the river,
stopping at towns, as far as Louisville.
II the nail works here could only run
right along there would be no trouble
ABOUT orders just now.
A great many, at the sound OF the band,
ran 70 the river bank Friday afternoon 10
see II the St. Lawrence could get over the
bar below the creek. The mud was
stirred up. but the boat glided over.
The boilers at the rolling mill are work
ing, which is in the way Of base ball
match Just now.
Frank Hindman Is most frequently
mentioned hereabouts as the Democratic
candidate for sherif.
Mr.. George Evans, OF Trenton, Jefferson
county, was in town on Friday.
Mr.. Heil's foundation for meat house,
on the south bank Of McMahon's creek, Ia
nearly done.
Croquet aourishes in the First ward.
Chas. Willsey, late OF Michigan, bul
now residing here, was married Thursday
afternoon TO Miss Amanda Francis.
The talk about Company D, will be end
ed Saturday evening, when the election
occurs At the armory.
Those who wished TO be examined To-
schools in Bellaire, have made efforts u
have the date Of the examination fixed To-
some other time than the 29th, but thl
examiners cannot attend to this. duty a
any other time.
The Excelsior and Baron base ball club
are TO play match game on Saturday.
South Bellaire Is putting on an air Q
prosperity that IL in accordance with tn
signs Of that prosperity shown in the Al
aessor's report from the First ward.
Let's see how the BULLETIN man will vol
and act hereafter In Company D.
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s24 s74 r,os The pIesent bill exceeds the
s,V-S, -S.....i..as Ias 1sso hv a OK
amount appropriated loF lo'V ~ St'-oO'
952. Among the new items oi the ap-
Precipitation recommended are the iollow-
ing: To continue work on the washing;
ton monument 500 0Oo. Tor the MISSISSIPPI
river commission sl5O0OO, ios me moilne
water power $4,000, Tor public onildings
an aggregate appropriation oi $3.50 94S'
including an appropriation Tor new oaiId.
ings and for continuing Work upon those
already In course Of erection as follows; Tvs
Cincinnati 500 OOO, Nashville oOV' S4S,VVS'
Pittsburgh so oCO, 81. LoSls soS SSSo,oOO,
Topeka S5O,O ,OOO, Memphis soVVVV' ~. EVanS- anS
Vile, Ind, Sl5,OOO, Kansas Cily SzoVVV,
Little Rock sSO,OOO, continuing wotk on
new war, navy and state department oaila-
ings, Washington, s4ooU09' ana otner
buildings at washington sZOl. o4S.
Among other prominent Items OF the
bill are the following; 10 meet the exPen'
ses OF enumeration ana compilation la sasn' p.n
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CHURCH CONVENTIONS.
Proceedings of the Conferences
or the ME-. Church, at Cincinnati, and the
Methodist Protestants atpllisburuh-
The Presbyterian Assembly at
Madison. and The S,nud Of the
Rsfurmsd Prtsbytsrians
atPIttsburVh.
N. E. GENERAL CONFERENCE.
Educational Meetins-The Book Concern
-Commitiee Reports.

-Commiiiee Reports.
CINCINNATI, May 2l.-Bishop Foster
presided at to.day's session Of the General
Conference. The report on the Freedmen's
Aid Society, which provides that the poor
whites Of the South shall receive share
of the educational fund, and that the soci-
ETY. shall continue in It's present form, was
discussed at length, and finally adopted.
The Committee on Book Concern re-
ported in favor Of continuing the South
ern Christian Aduocate, at New Orleans,
aud the Adhodia Advocate, at Atlanta, as
separate publications. A minority report
was presented recommending their con-
solidation, and the placing OF the Book
Concern on . paying basis. Both reports
were ordered printed.
The same committee reported In favor
OF disseminating the Pacific Christian id
uocdte as general conference paper. Or
dered printed.
A resolution by DR. Lanahan, requiring
the book agents and secretaries TO present
detailed reports ot expenses incurred on
account OF the iraternal delegates 10 other
bodies, and also by the standing commits
sions OF the conference, was adopted.
The Committee on Education, reported
recommending the plan for Centennial
Education fund, TO be raised in 1884,
which was adopted by the Educational
Convention on May. 9Th. Ordered printed.
Areport from the same committee adverse
TO the consolidation OF the Freedmen's
Aid Society with the Board Of Education,
was adopted. Various reports from other
committees were read by their titles and
ordered printed.
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INDUS TRIAL NEWS.

THE New Albany plate glass works have
resumed full operation, with French
workmen.
EMEsoS, Smith & Co.'s saw works, at
Beaver Falls, are running full force, with
all the orders they eau fill.
ALL the mills at youngstown, Ohio,
with the exception OF Cartwright, McCur-
dy & Co., are again running double turn.
]. PAINTER & Sons mill. Pittsburgh,
started up on Wednesday. It's hot work
on the puddlers alter several weeks lying
of.
TIE glass works at Newark, Ohio, will
not start up this year in july, as has been
their practice in the past. TLey will COM
mence operations September LIST, along
with the Others.
The Appolo, Pa, rolling mill closei
down on the 18th inst, for Ienairs. 1t
may take them three weeks The town
| Is almost deserted in consequence OF the
mill hands nearly all going oil.
TuE departments In the Kimberly,
Carnes & Co.'S mill, at Sharon, Pa,
which have been idle for some time past,
started up last Monday morning, and
the whole works are now running full
blast, with the exception OF the new HOOP
mill
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CROP REPORTS


CLEVELAND, May 2l.-The Leader will
publish. tomorrow, comprehensive crop
reports gathered from nearly one hun.
dred and fifty points in Ohio aud Pennsyl.
yania, embracing sixty.tiVe counties, show.
ing the acreage Of wheat to be about l5
per cent greater than last year.
The crops are In fine condition, prom.
isiug large yield. Potatoes are nearly
all planted; acreage comparatively large,
but strong indications OF ravages by bee
lies. Oats are suffering for want OF rain,
and will be short. Corn-acreage an ay'
err ge; prospects fair. Fruit, except a
small amount on bottom land, injured by
frost, but the yield will be ample for home
consumption. Farmers report themselves
satisfied with the outlook.
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oMAHA, NIB, May 2l.-A strike has
been in progress at the Omaha Smelling
works since Nay 4th, and the men have
surrounded the works 70 prevent any per
son from going TO work, but have other
wise acled peacefully and orderly. This
morning hundred and nine colored men,
from towns down the river, were brought
here, part OF them being armed, and went
70 work. Fifteen hundred workmen sur
rounded the smelling works, when the
colored men quit work and Joined the
crowd outside. At a public meeting this
afternoon, 700 men paraded the streets
The State officers have been appealed tc
and the militia ordered TO be ready at
memens notice.
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ENGLI,H AFFAIRS.


LONDON, May PA Rangoon dispatch
says representation has been made TO
the Burmese Embassy that II it does not
go TO Mandalsy within few days, food
and carriage Of supplies will be stopped.
The lines says there could hardly have
been a milder commencement OF the ses.
sion OF new ministerial reign than was
presented by yesterdays debates in the
two Houses. The Queens speech indica-
ted no material divergence in the policy
adopted by the ministry from that pnr.
sued by the State government, consequent
ly there was scarcely any opportunity Tor
a conflict OF opinion. A. NJ. Sullivan, a
home ruler, has been elected to the House
Of Commons for Meath, ,unopposed by Irish
members Of the Parliament, who voted
IS 70 2 TO sit on the opposite bench.
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WANTS TO co IT ALONE.

MONTREAL, May 2l.-Last nights mass
meeting, called to discuss the chances Of a
commercial union with the United States,
was attended by over two thousand peo-
pie. S. o. Parrault addressed the Assem-.
blage, which was composed entirely Of
French Canadians. He spoke Of the lack
OF power Of Canada to make her own trea.
ties, and showed that sne was able to
stand alone SO far as knowing what COM
merce she required and how to foster 1t,
He pointed out the stagnation OF trade,
the ruination OF the agricullurists and the
emigration OF Canadians by thousands.
All this had been caused by mistaken leg
islation and by Great Britain's selfish pol.
icy in shutting Canada out from the en-.
ioyment OF the mother country's CONNER.
cial treaties with foreign nations. The
remedy lay in closer commercial union
with the United States. Another meeting
will ha held Roon
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u..nII in IIIlnoIs.

ts.n,ies of the unit rule have beer
~ lp' illustrated in Illinois. After the
i.,,s i'ai ont Of a large minority oil the
G',s SSL,Is .oputy deIegation-just enough to
to'I y. ,Ss third termers majority in the
EE,s,so,ion- E,s the Convention, as thus con-
tea,.d s,.I proceeded by a small majority to
SUI .,s.I, smother every Blaine delegate in
S,'' sa' coryenlion. There were over three
,".t,sd y. delegates in the Convention,
aa.O n., ,lter being cheated out of a part oi
s.i, !'h .,reugth, who were opposed to the
.si,d .s5,i term business, almost as many as
Mi, .1 opponentsy. but because the Others
s,J,.mall s.I majority over them, their pres
~. =. in the Convention counted for abso-
,A,.i, .- nothing. To all intents and pur.
.... ~. ,be Convention might as well have
~ no Blaine delegate in the body. The
Convention q was unanimous. 1t was the
ss,,s S Of Warsaw over again. "He made
, I..st and called it peace" as was said
u he conQueror of Poland. Logan by
S,,,s :, lorcs-the force Of a majority dis
tor,stlv wrested from Cook county-ied
A. Republican party Of Illinois hand and
-, and handed it over to General Grant
:, M , prstentious dispatch, as much as to
=, see what great fellow am l.
y.x York, Pennsylvania and Illinois
~, stand side by side as monumental ex-
.n,le. Of the power Of the machine in
.oli,i.,, We cannot believe that this sort
II nroceeding will carry the day at Chi
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PREsBYrERIANaEsEa ASSEMBLY.
Proceedings of Ye-terdny,s session at
Madison, wisconsin.

ProceedInEs of Yesterdays Session at
Madison, wisconsin.
MADISON, May 2l.-The General Assem-
bly, Of the Presbyterian Church occupied
the lirst half hour this morning with song
and prayer, and the minutes of yesterday
were read. A telegram from Il. E. Antens,
Superintendent OF the g. NJ. & st. Paul R.
R conveying the information that the
waters OF the Wisconsin river being so
high it was impossible to run the boats
through the Ddlz, aud suggested the post
ponement OF the Excursion for a week,
which proposition was accepted with
thanks. The standing Committees were
announced and the plan Of business
mapped out for several days.
Nothing OF any importance was
done in the afternoon except
to present action on reports, &c and ref
erences to the appropriate committees.
In the evening Rev. James A. Warden,
Suptt. OF Sunday Schools Union, OF the
Presbyterian Church, delivered an able
address to large audience, on "Sunday
Schools and Sunday School Work."
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BRADLAusH's DIFFICULTIES.

LONDON, May 2l.-oharles Bradlaugh
appearing at the Bar Of the House Of
Commons to-day to take the oath, Sir H.
D. Wolf, Conservative, opposed 1t. There
were cries OF Order" The Speaker said
the opposition is unprecedented, but
Wolff must be heard. Mr.. Bradlaugh
was ordered to withdraw, which caused
considerable uproar. Wolf said this op.
position was because Bradlaugh Is an
atheist, and contended that besides being
an atheist Bradlaugh has already in.
fringed upon the terms Of the oath by his
book entitled "Tmpeachment OF the
House OF Brunswick" Mr.. Gladstone
moved to refer TO select committee the
question whether, and upon what grounds
the House has right 70 prevent q mem
ber from taking the oath,
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METHODIST pKo rks rANr CONFER.
ENUE.
opening session nj Pittsburgh Yesterda,

Opening Session nj Pittsburgh Yesterday.
PIrpBuRoH, May 2l.-The annual ses-
sion Of the General Conference OF the
Methodist Protestant Church, convened
this morning at the Fifth Avenue Church.
One hundred aud ninety delegates were
present Conference was called to order
by Rev.. G. B. McElroy, of Adrian Col
lege.
The Committee on Credentials was
granted leave to retire in order TO revise
the list oil delegates Pending their alb
sence Rev. A. II. Bassett maize brief ad-
dress. At It's close the COMMITTEES on
Rules and Order, consis ing of De- Mills,
Ex-Governor Pierpont. OF West Virginia,
and Rev. Crenshaw, OF Alabama, were ap-
pointed, and recess taken. Sessions OF
the Conierencewill probably continuetwo
weeks.
Al the afternoon session the Committee
on Credentials reported the official roll as
previously prepared. The election for per.
manent officers resulted in the choice OF
Rev. George B. McElroy for President,
and Rev. Z. s. Hammond as Secretary.
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WASHINGTON, May 2l,-speaker Ran.
dali is greatly pleased at the result Of the
New Jersey Democratic Convention. The
delegation Is divided between out and out
Tilden men, and Randall men, and
Randolph men. The anti.Tilden men
made no showing, but there was quite a
struggle between the two factions Of the
Tilden men, one in the interest OF Joel
Parker for second choice, and the other fol-
Senator Randolph.
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me American RIne Team.

NKw YoRk, May 2l.-Competitors en-
titled to places on tie American rife
team going to Ireland, taking the best
score In two out OF there competitions,
are as follows, with the total scores made:
W. Fl. jackson, 4O7: W. NJ. Farrow, AZ
s. ]. Scott, 422; Il. II. Clark, 4l6i ]. F.
Brown, 4l3; Homer Fisher, 406; 81. I.
Rockwell, 405; R Rathbone, 40S.
At a meeting OF the competitors this
evening the following men were chosen q
q proper team: W. Milton Farrow, H. 7,
Clark, S. ]. Scott, Homer Fisher. Hanson
Rathbone, j. I. Brown and W. ]. Jack
son. A reserve team was organized and
conditions under which the men go Il
| Ireland signed by all.
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m. cl.., nnnufaeturer's Convention.

The Glass manufacturers Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-The National
Convention Of the Flint and Lime Glass
manufactures Of the country which has
been in session Wednesday and to-day
wound up tonight in grand banquet at
the Continental Hotel. The cuisine was
elegant, and the commodious dining hall
Of the Continental was beautiful and ar
tistically decorated. A novel feature In
the dec0ntiOns OF the tables were q num-
Der Of designs OF glassware, fashioned in
pastry. The Convention which has just
closed has been satisfactory in every re-
spect ln the first place the primary OBJ
iect IOr which Il was called-the lorna
tion Of National Association-has been
accomplished, and for the first time IN the
history Of the country the glass manuiac-
lures are welded together In compact as.
sOciAtiOn. James B. Lyon, one ot the old
time gas manufacturers oil the smoky
city, was elected president Of the National
Association. Mr.. James Gillender, who
Is president Of the Eastern Glass Associa'
ton, was elected Vice President; Mr.. F.
s. Shirley, Of New Bedford, Massachu,
sets, Treasurer, aud Mr.. D. d. Murry and
George Z. Hatch, actuarys Of the Western
and Eastern Associations, as Secretaries
Almost every glass frm in the vicinity o.
Pittsburgh wps represented, and oi the
Exty.ave Flint aud Lime glass Manutac
turen in the country, fity.four were rep
resented.
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LITTLE Rock, May 2l.-The city papers
publish a telegram dated Trinidad, COL,
May 20, from ex-senator t. W. Dorsey,
in which he says: 81 have this moment
heard OF the New York RerGld's telegram
which makes me say that eleven OF the
twelve Arkansas delegation to Chicago
will ignore the instructions and vote for
Blaine. 1t is miserable lalsehood from
beginning to end. / have not seen or
talked with any newspaper men or other
persons on this subject since the conven-
tinn
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California Greenbaeker..

San FRANcIsco, May 9l.-The Green
back wing of the workingmen's party
have nominated delegates to the Chicago
Convention from the Congressional dis
tricts, as follows; First district, VIM.
Wright, ]. @. Gorham, San Francisco;
Second district, F. q. J. Errett, Placer; A.
P. Truesdale, Alamada; Third district, A.
A. Udell, Yolo, W. o. Home, Sonora /;
Fourth district, E. NJ. Hamilton, j. R.
NORM, Los Angeles.
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AFGHAsIsrAN.

LONDON, May 2l.-A Lahore speciA
says: A new combination has beer
formed at Ghuzuee under Mahomed Jan
Several Wardok Herdmen have Joined it
Four Thousand Sherwarts were defeated
on the 10Th inst, with the loss OF one hun
dred killed. The British casualties arr
trifling. Twenty.eight shops in Cabu
have been destroyed by q gunpowder ex
plosion.
Native messengers have reached Cabu
with reports that large numbers OF th'
enemy have collected between shekabat
and GhnZnee
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nanr.rnns IhInr % HnndIe.

BrrpAlo, n. Y, May 9l.-Alarge Quan.
tity Of nisro.glycerine was discovered
stored away at the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad freight house yes.
terdSy, The authorities ordered the agent
to remove the same, but he refused nnIes,
the city wonld insure the road agalnls,|
any damages that might arise; suit VII
be commenced against he road.
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Rs,ormed rr,.ey.erlan 5, nod.

PlrTsBuRoH, May 2l.-The Reformed
Presbyterian Synod reconvened at 10 a. N.
The morning hour was occupied in read
ing protests, answers aud appeals Of the
Pittsburgh Presbytery against Rev. Afford
as moderator at Buelah The Presbytery's
answer Is quite voluminous, and sets
forth that the Synod cannot take cOgni.
zance OF the matter as the Presbytsry had
not yet begun the trial. During the alter
noon the trial was commenced and spir-
tied argument made on both sides, con-
tinuing until adjournment, aud will DO
resumed tomorrow.
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NEw YoRK, May ?l.-The steamer
Prince Wilhelm, from Barrow, for Mon
treal, with railroad iron, had both bows
stove In by ice on May 10th, and had to
throw overheard $50 tons Of cargo to save
the vessel. Thesteamer put into Sydney,
O. B. for repairs,
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THE OCEAN IcEFIELDs.

HA1vA1, May, 2l.-Immense fields OF
Ice are spread from the West coast Of New
Foundlaud to Cape Canso, aud feet Of
one hundred sails are delayed from get
ing up North Bay. Two Norwegian bar.
cues were lost near Rose Blanche. n. F.
The crews were saved, and It is supposed
many more vessels will be lost as the ice is
very heavy.
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LOUIsIANA.
rus''e School. Closed for Went ofFaad'.

Public schools Closed for went OF Funds.
NEw ORLEANS, May 2l.-The funds de-
rived from the city and State appropria-
tons being insufficient to meet the ex-
peuses Of the schools as now organized,
the Board has resolved to close the epubllc
schools from June so to October /, all en-
ployes to be dismissed from July 8 /. Also
the following, Indicating doubt as 70 the
dalestIeOpening, ,thatthe teachers now EN-
plOyed in the schools must necessarily be
regarded by this Board, on and alter July
y, as teachers unassigned TO duty with
ou: pay until such time SIS may be de
tetnNiDed on for Teopening.
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CALIroRNIA nEnooRArs.
A Divided Delegation Between TIIdep,
Thurman, sey mour aud Field.

IhuFmhn, Ney M0uF hhu FIeIu'
San FRANCISCO, May 2I.-The Dem
ocratic State Convention this morning
elected the following delegates to Cincin,
natit Jesse D. Carr, Wallace Woodwork
@. Il. Maddox, John Faley, ]. B. Metcalf
". P. Frost r, ]. Stevens, Andy n
Stephenson, T. L. Thompson, Hend'
ricks, ]. McElrath and ]. g. Castle. The
delegation was uninstructed, but directed
to vote as a unit. They stand Tilden, s.
Thurman, 2; Seymour, l; Field, l.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May 2l.-1n the Senate today
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs stated thar
no draft Of treGty Of commerce with the
United States was in existence, nor were
any negotiations pending with the United
States. He expressed an opinion that !,
would be very difficult 70 conclude q com
mercial treaty with the United States.
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SAN FRAScrsco, May 2l.-The Demo-
cratic wing Of the Workingmen's Conven-
ton reassembIed this evening" and adopt.
ed the constitution reported by the com.
mittee, with some amendments; elected
the officers OF the party previously elect
ed by the other wing, and adjourned sine
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WIN larry a while Yet.

NV Yo.NE, May Ex-Governor Cornell
has respi,ed t,aastine Cox, the murderer
Of Mrs. Hull, to the leth OF July, and Bal,
DO, the vile murderer, until the 9Th O
August. The condemned men We're to
have been hanged next Friday: They re-
eeiSed the tidings Of their respite with the
greatest delight, the Italian being pStfaor'
dinArily demonstTatiye.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, May 2l.-A sad disaster occur.
red at Potsdam. The beautiful Palm
House on Peacock Island, has been des.
troyed by fire, together with the whole Of
its valuable and rare contents.
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The House Committee on Public Build
ings and Grounds agreed to make favora'
Bile reports upon bills for the erection o
public buildings at the following points;
Columbus, O., 70 cost not exceeding $780,
600. and at Ft. Wayne, Ind, $4,000.
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IMPERIAL sWAG.

LONDON, May 2l.-A Berlin cOrrespon.
dent says a dispatch announces daring
burglary committed on the Kings secret
cabinet at Stuttgart, and q number Of valu.
able orders stolen.
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YoRx, Pa, May 2l.-The extensive car
shops Of Michael schall were damaged by
Gre to-day to the amount Of s25, 900. One
hnndred and fifty hands were thrown out
Of employment,