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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17
OYSTERSl OYSTERS!

Fresh Mobile oysters will be kept in
bulk through the season, constantly in
stock, and our numerous customers will be
supplied in quantities to suit, by the dozen,
hundred or thousand. Also fresh Baltimore
oysters in cans, best quality and all grades
at close figures. Send your orders to the
Oyster and Fish Depot, Ohio levee, corner
Eighth street. ROBERT HEwETT, Agent
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17
FARNBAKER-TIIE CLOTHIER.
s I | L L H b R d!

ARNBAKER, THE CLOTH Err the pioneer the Clothing business this
ciwhOm his competitors follow both style Of doing
business and buying ras wholesale the readers
Bulletin that his Clothing Furnishing Goods
which he invites the attention all stylish wemadc
TO be sold of
Clothing nd is full complete.
FARNBAKER. The ClOhi
Corner Seventh and Commercial Avenue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17
Y KOFUTER.

For the finest roasts, the juciest tea :,
the tenderest chops, the most delicious
outlets, the best sausages, you must go to
Fred Koehler's sample room on Eighth
street, where the very cream of the market is
always to be found
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17
Written for the Cairo Bulletin
WILLIE SMELL,
IN ARM0RIuA

IN aRMoRICA
DeAlh' angel lowered storrdu-,
And plucked our rosebud fair,
To blossom 10 celest!s! realms
Where IL felt no want or care
Jesus has taken our little Willie,
Pull Of purity and love,
And placed him with the ange'.
Ia the besgteous and above.
silently we loNly laid him,
Meath the graVeyard's sras. 80 green
And the form OF our little Willie
10 our home no more is seen
We miss hi. childish prsttlc,
We miss his merry giee.
And the smllinG cherub face
That we were won, to see.
O, Willie, darling Willie
Thou who art now on high.
PRAY that we will be united.
In those realms hey FOND the sky.
APRIESn
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17
FOR SALE.

The Burnside property" on corner south
east corner Seventh and Jefferson avenue
House has eight rooms and kitchen. Good
cellar, wood shed and cistern. Four lots
Terms reasonable. NJ. J. HowLEY,
Real Estate Agent
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17

L,OR SALE.--A new job office, complete IN every
l. particular, and just what IL wanted for the run
of lob pamphlet and other work In small towns
The material was all carefully teected at the fonn.
dry by Job printer OF 30 years experience. Types
borders etc are of the latest styles, and In per
feet order The prcss is eighth medium. For
particulars, address "A" care Of Bulletin etice.
Cairo. Illinois
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17

Fox RENT Furnished rooms in a good
locality, with or without board. Apply
southeast corner Eleventh and Walnut
Streets second door.
Mrs. FITZGERALD.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17
CRUEL.

Why ought the children of thief to be
burnt, Because their Pa steals (pastiles)
Burns, scalds cuts, bruises cured by DR..
Thomas Eclectris OIL. PAUL G. ScHuH,
Druggist.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17
DAY SCHOOL.

Madame Floyd has opened day school
at Turner hall, where she hopes TO be pat
ronizcd. Special success assured in mathe-
MATES, Latin, French and music. Terms
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17
THE ACTIVE.

And still they come and go-those beau,
tiful, grand Active Base Burners Don
fail to see them al Davidson's, EShth
street.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17

A PERFECT Smoke Burner for steam boil
ers. Borden, Selleck & Co., st. Louis,
No (2)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17
FOR SALE,

Five lots on on Levec street, above Reeds
foundry. Will be sold cheap. Title per-
feet. MI. HowLEy, Real Estate Agent
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
LABORERS WANTED.

Notices in this column, five cents per line, each
Insertion.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17
CANDIDATES. BALL,
For the benefit of
ANCHOR FIRE COMPANY NO.,
AT Pettit's Hall, corner Twenty-eight street
and Commercial avenue
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10.
ADMISSION so CENTS.

Committee OF Arrangements "A, h.
Steele, P. H. Corcoran, Timothy Hesslan,
George Hubbard, Pat Eagan, James Car
roll.
Floor Managers-Edward Cotter, E. f.
Glines, VIM. Hardy.
Reception Committee-P. M. Lally, A,
b. Choat, E. B. Petit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17
FOR SALE.

Lot on northeast corner Commercial ave
nue., and Tenth street. Cheap.
NJ. J. HowLEY, Real Estate Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

For the speedy cure OF consumption and
all diseases that lead to it, such as stubborn
coughs, neglected colds, bronchitis, hay
fever, asthma, pain in the side and chest
dry hacking cough, tickling in the throat
hoarseness, sore throat, and all chronic or
lingering diseases Of the throat and lungs,
DR.. Kings New Discovery has no equal
and has established for itself a worldwide
reputation. Many leading physicians
recommend and use it in their practice.
The formula from which it is prepared is
highly recommended by all medical jour
nails The clergy and the press have COM
plimcnted it in the most glowing terms.
Go to your druggist and get trial bottle
free of cost, or a regular size for 81. For
sale by Geo f. O'Ifara. Druggist, Cairo,
III. co.
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SPECIAL.
WANTED

The postoffco address wanted OF the heirs OF
JAMES HEARyEY, colder OF the war of lslg
VIII o located with military warrant a one fourth
section OF land, near Little Rock, Ark, many
years ago Address ,,,..,,,,,
Conway, Faulkner Co, Arkansas.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17

FELLOWS Compound Syrup of Hypo-
phosphites is not only the most re-
liable remedy for consumption, but it is a
specific also for bronchitis and asthma.
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years.
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CurrING nArEs.
War OF the Ocean cable Companies aud
what Il IL For.

War OF the ocean Cahip Companies aud
what It Il For,
NEw YoRx, June 2.-The cable war
which ragged fsrcely somo weeks ago
seems to have received q fresh impetus
from the rs-Openlng Of the French line,
which has been out OF working order FOL
a month past. The Anslo.American Com.
pany, which controls the cables between
Ireland and Newfoundland, seemips do.
termined TO crush It's new rival u /. can
reduced the rate aqs word 10 Ne prineipa
points in Britain e lel cents. which
apparently, makes II utterly impossible,
Tor ssSy other line 10 compete with II, Boil
the French and the Direct cable com
paniea still maintain their rates at 81
cents per word at noon. Mr.. II. II
Rldred, Assistant General Superintendent
oi the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company, with which corporation the
Dirnct United States Cable Company 4
connected, states that tbs cable rate X
Great Britain, Iraland and Francs had
been reduced ffon 70 10 50 cents pei
word, in accordance with their announce
ment Of ten, days ago. sit was done,
said Mr.. Eldfed, "on account Of compeH
lion and 10 create more busihesS.n
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What was Done In the various Commit.
tees Last NiEht-It II Almost Certain
That the Contesting Blaine Delegates
From Illinois VIII be AdmIi Other
Contests Undecided Of the
sltpatian. :
CHIoAGo, June 2.-At II O'clock 10.
night the situation is as follows: The
Committee on Credentials Is still In Sos.
sion and promises to hold an all night
session. They have thus far decided one
case, which was that Of Rapler and Grant
from the Fourth Alabama District. 1t was
decided by a vote OF 81 to 12 to report in
favor OF admitting Rapier. This was the
only test vote in tho Committee, except
that in which oonger was made chairman,
being 20 TO II.
The committee briefly considered the
cases Of Smith and Warner, OF Alabama,
contestants, but they were passed for the
time, and the Illinois case was taken up,
Messrs. Kirk and Hames presenting 1t.
This case will probably occupy the greater
part Of the session.
The Committee on Permanent 0rganisa.
jon by q practically solid vote decided to
continue the temporary officers as per
manent There was general agreement
that Judge Hoar would be most satisiac.
tory in that position to all parties.
There was a long meeting tonight Of
the Grapt delegates and some Others not
delegates, in all about S57. No definite in.
formation is received from them, but the
general impression Is that they decided to
stand by Grant, and speeches were made in
favor Of . strong support Of that candi.
date. The Grant men tonight claim over
500 on the first ballot, while their antago.
nistG believe that he will fall below 200.
This estimate is based on the belief that
most Of the anti.Grant contestants will
be admitted, and It Is regarded as certain
that the Committee on Credentials will
report in favor OF the admission Of the
Illinois delegation. From a conversation
with members Of the committee It Is EVIL
dent that II is theit purpose to take such
action. The Blaine men also claim over
800 votes on the arst ballot.
Mr.. Edmunds appeared to be growing
slowly, and his friends now claim fifty
votes on the frst ballot for him. It Is re-
ported on good authority that Chairman
Cessna, Of the Pennsylvania delegation,
visited the Indiana headquarters, and, on
his own responsibility, but claiming 10
represent most Of his delegation, offered
10 turn the vote OF Pennsylvania over in
support ola ticket composed Of Edmunds
and Harrison.
The Indiana delegation did not dlscRSl
the matter serlousIy, as Mr. Harrison Il
said to object TO the plan. shefman'l
friends present an pnbroken front, and
claim that their candidate will receive
over 100 votes on the Ast ballot, and thai
when the break comes hewill he genera
iaForitp.
The Kentucky delegatlon.held a caucul
to-day, and re.atIirmed the resolution o.
State Convention which instructs them tc
vote as a unit, Mr.. E, G. Hubbard, Of the
delegation, states, that Notwithstanding
this, that four Of the delegates will dls
regard the instructions; 81.
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THE WHITE HATS.
liiiiers' International Exhibition Meet.
Ing OF the National Association.

luz VI tho N"'i"""i AAsOcihtion.
CINCINNATI, June 2-The Millers, In.
tsrra,,on Erbib,lj,. !. 49,, 4, t,,II a,...
49, IT IT, m.a, Su % ~" IN lIn opeta,
q large attendance of iuterested
nuonl,, ,,s;,oJ ,bo rail- ,o.j., Tho c..,n
NOr'' r '''''eu ~, 'IV , uA' se,Nr LUZ 1'"4n
Jyu.'o' 80 sJ 49,. -. '.S p4,pO'e aiS =. sn
ablinE gram dealers and others inter-
ested in grain TO make closer business
acquaintance and discuss matters OF In.
"S ''a ~ .S-..i.,~... - 49, - - LII |
terest pertaining 70 grain held their INST
session to-day. S. 7. Thompson, OF Balu-
more, was chosen Chairman, and Charles
n No., coo,o,.,u
ID. Mu'i4 y "e0'eHA'!'
DeieSates arc present IRON pAumote,
Chicago, Louisville, Milwaukee, 81. Joseph,
81 Lopis 81 Paul Toronto. ColumbuS
and Cincinnati. More delegates are or.
noo,od A. ,o-,,o,,ou ,sI,o,,,on
pec'ed NJ tomorrow session.
At the meeting Of the Millers National
Assembly the secretary presented his re.
no.t ,bov;ng a ,sdnction In Tho ,o,Dhor.
Po,' SnS"s ,s',',, -" -, i...O - Wv tLsge.
fat men6sts.
Al6Et II; Smith, Chairman OF the Com;
iLtee I'm Patents, read paper IN which
~ dealt severely Win thieyes Who steAl
lfSr essssee5 ~ pAtent them IN M ttiia
:" He vas severe also aso Spona pp"na,9 op,i n
"a les who enjoyed lhG shtS DeISaSu s;tSsSi Il
nm, hociation ana .a,t iess1 n NV expenses.
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NEWS Ar THE CAPITAL.
Everybody Pleased With the Chi.
cagO Situation.
Sherman Men Rop,ial, and sllIns's Friend.
Cuutdsnt-ThS Possible Sable stssds
-Wsst Ylrulula Political Gesslp.
wAsnlSarOs, D. O., June /.

Special dhrateh TO the IltSlllstneor.
now CHICAGO LOOKS AT WASHINGTON.
All parties here are apparently satisfied
with the Chicago situation. The Gran,
men claim that all substantial advantages
Of the compromise are theirs. sherman's
managers here still think their man Is In
good condition, and Blaine's friends are
very confident. A call at the latter's resi-.
dence tonight found him busily engaged
comforting with his forces at Chicago by
the aid Of telegraph operator, and very
well pleased with tho situation. He an.
tiCipates q bitter fight over the report ol
the Committee on Credentials, and thinks
no ballot will be reached tomorrow.
DARK HORSE CALCULATIONS.
There is a good deal Of speculation here
to-day over dark horse probabilities Al
Chicago. Window, OF Minnesota, who Il
set down as one OF the probabilities, stands
well here and would be supported gener.
orally by the party Il nominated. He Is q
big, healthy, round.iacsd, CHEEKY sort ol
a man, with ministerial cut as to whis'
kers and clothes which rather conceall
his Western vigor. He has been in Con,
gress, Upper and Lower House together,
about twenty years without getting
smirched personally, has plain sensible
family and residence here aud would make
a good Executive II nominated, his
strength consisting more in the fact that
he is a sensible doer rather than q forci.
bic talker.
ofGaraeld. Hawley, and most OF the
other sable stseds who are mentioned, 90
much Is known that description Is unne.
cessary.
RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
The River and Harbor bill was up in the
Senate again to-day, and there Is q good
deal Of doubt about Its becoming q law In
its present shape. It Is the biggest bill
ever presented, the one Of 1879, which was
considered whopper, only reaching
5000 900, while this one appropriates the
snug sum OF 100000. Most Of this
money Is absolutely wasted, and worse
than wasted, for as Senator Edmunds re.
marked the improvements" in some Of
the streams will kill the trout.
PERSONAL.
Congressman Martin left to-day TO take
his wife home aud look in on the Grafton
Convention.
The belief here Is that Lucas has been
industrious enough to make inroads upon
the sitting member from that district,
pretty much as Tingle's activity has en-.
daugered the chances Of the representa-.
tive from your district.
Congressman Wilson says there Is not a
word Of truth in the alleged political les.
lament making Bill Thompson his heir
and successor, H.
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rnE prE rRoupLEs.
rne Ra.n Of rre.peeter. eon.ln,,..

The Rush OF prospeetors Gontlnues.
Los PISos AGENCY, June l.-Goneral
Mckenzie and command have Just arri.
we'd. The Indians are quiet, as ouray has
assured them that the troops are here to
protect all parties. The rush to Gunni'
son county still continues and is reported
on the increase. Congress should pas
the Ute bill at once. Chief Curry ha,
worked hard 70 perform Eia part, and has
succeeded 10 haFmoniEing the discerlant
elements which existed at the time ot his
return from Washington, He assured ftliC
Utes that the bill would become a Law ai
an early day. ),
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L,TrtK Rock, June z. The Democratic
State Convention mot thh noon, Hon
Brady Bunch, Of Carroll, was called Il
tho Chair, and after permanent olganiza
ton was made Preasdepb with Hons
Parker Q. Evan. o. 1lln lco, aud .. .
Moore, oi Washington. Secretaries, 81,
ballots were had for Goyetnor-s2o dele
gates prespat--ths ilfht stood; Churchill
%; Miller, e5; Wilson, 43i Grace, 81 Fish
back, Q; Smithee, 4; 9ufie, 2, Last
Churchill, Sol; Miller, o.; Wilson, As
Grace, /; Smithee! A; D1fHe, .; Rishbacl
Withdrawn by his own request before thl
last ballot. Convection, by majority 0
IS, adjourned until " Tomorrow.
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ooLLlsl0N on TMn n. q d,

Between Freight and Passenger Trains
Near nj. GiIead, Ohio.
COLUMNS, June "A report reachel
here that a collision occurred on The B. 4
0. road this morning, near Mt. Gilead, DO
tween one section Of a freight train Shlct
had broken in two and passenger train
bound west. Several esrs are ienorlej
badly wrecked. Harry Bean, Of GIeye,
land. sssent, was considerably injured, AMI
Charles Goodin, Of 0ineinnat, exnresl
messenger, slightly injured. ~
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FRANCE AND ENGLAND.

LoSnoS, June 0.-LeOn Say, the French
Embassador, speaking at the Lord Mayors
banquetlast night, said he considered his
mission in some measure completed, as
he felt sure that England and France
would renew shortly, with liberal i'm.
provements, the treaties Of 1850.
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nalIer Espls.iol, nl Ta.hnr..,

FoxpuRa, Pa, June: 2,--At ten o'clock
this morning twenty horse power boiler
belonging to Fox 4 Fink, on thehlil Just
above town, exploded, throwing M bot,a 4
one hundred yards up the hill. paSt ~ y
the debris was thrown into Z spi,,n n n
school children three hupdrea yards away n
severely iniuring a soA Of Mr. BalcSr. III,
peritendent OF the Water Works. Noott
else hurt pause OF explosion unknown
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PITTsRuRdH, JUNG The tiut annual
shooting contest o1 The Pennsylvania AS
sociation for thp ptotettion Of fish and
game, took place lGt Beaver, Pa, to-day,
Ave teams being represented. The cup Of
ieFed by the ts5oeistion for the best
shootinf was WON by the Allegheny City
team, who killed on out Of one hundred
pigeons, The medal for the best score
was tais by :. Illlytes,of Wilkesbarre
~. han tpeedy md positive cure toi
oalaffhl ispLtl IBERIA, cankur mouth, and bead
ielie, Ia shllo ssArfh Remedy. A nasal In
ieetor free with ssch bottle. Use Il II you 90
Dire health and sNSet breath Price - eents
Sold byi 4 BockAne a - odd Fellow
Hall, and Chaa. Mo- hat
and 1Etnly-secop
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ALosr SHIP.

LONDON, June 2.-The captain Of a YES
sci at Queenstown, from Demerara, re
ports that on the SOth Of April, latitude
SO' north, longitude Coz west, he passed {
raft apparently made on board man.of
war or Grst-class steamer, as It was bolted
together, not lashed, aud two days after.
wards saw several corpses dressedin white
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N. Z. PROTESTANT CONFERENCE.
me Conference wn Probably Aaiour

The Conference VIII Probably Adjourn
PrrrmUEdu, June 2,-To-dSy'a session
Of the Methodist Protestant Conferences
was almost entirely taken up with reading
and adopting the reports Of Committees
Dr.. L.W. Bates offered an amendment q
the report ol Ministerial Education, thai
the question, evil you abstain from 10
bacco2" be stricken out. The Conference
refused 10 accept the amendment and tht
report was adopted Asrcad.
Jno. Scott, *. Gillespie, ]. Il. Clancy
]. ], Murray, @. s. EyAns, e. b. MeElroJ
and ]. g. Ward, wefe elected q Board D
Ministerial Education. The Conference
will probably adjourn finally to-day.
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national Browora. As.oelatlor.

BuEEALo, June 1.-The National Brew.
ers' Convention assembled here to-day.
Henry q. Renter was elected Pfeiideu.,
aud Conrad seip, Of Chicago, one II tIS
Honorary Presidents. After the appoint
ment Of various Committees, the Gonyer
ton Adionrned until tn.morrnN. ~ -
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FoRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS
wAsMixoroN, Junl
AHNATR.

H. uets'St sV.Slisse@ Nh
instrneting the Committee on 'adlfiafl
to inquire whether sections 4,0sS 10 l2S
incInsiye of the reviaed stAtutel ar
...,,.-,s',L., ~. Cs.-.i.,,,,.s "a. ~
AuthofiAeu " tae S"hsAsusi9n'
planned that these sections related Y mt
judiciary powers for the Consuls and Min
isie,a In eaatayn countries, Tbe Miniktel
II the united stStea Al Cairo. Feypt wa
eYeTeisInv extanElve and extraofdinaiy, 4
not entITeiy nnTarrsnted power. Ties
sSctions Ss % eaye absoInteIy 4 desnotio IanJ
iSreyoesbIe authority Ia Const,ls over any
rit;yan nnitad Statea Consnls eaiinot
SonS,itr,,nnaiiv hs snthnSised IA NV Iiner
witbont inr;sS convict an and nnnish ~ im
nriaonment or death. yhen Iudees Al
nome cannot do M Tic Iesointi6n wa
aSanted -
CenSideration was resumed Of the Rive
and HaSboT Bilj. - 80 ~
M Crown's amendmeut increasink III,
appropriStion for the sayannah htrbol
sE IraE,n IN M, ~ Si0o tII1 was reieetea IN \
vote Of 2S to 10. The opposition d thC
Amendment was solely on lie prodnd thai
"a agree 70 Il Would open he door 10 load
ipg the bill down with incfeases OF abpro
priationa. n n
Mr. Morgan offered the following amend
ment; Provided. That the entire sum avail
able under the fist section Of the act shRl
apportioned by the Secretary Of War e
me work oi the Improvements deagaa,teo
tsat NJ amoant os sse tSe,ain u spssIfed I'M fop se
work Of Improvement shall bear 10 III
sum Of s5,ol6,0O0.
NIL Mr. aSFgaas Ss gan 9 amendment was telee'eo
fSe biII Nj va TsS q Z theu reported to the Sen.
ate, and all the amendments made IN tht
committee OF the whole were agreed 70 er'
cept the amendment reducing from $40,
900 to sS5, 900 the appropriation for The
Improvement OF the illinois river, which
was disagreed 10 on motion OF Mr.. Davis
Of Illinois. !
The bill was then read the third time
and passed-yeas SO, nays l3.
. The following are the nays. Messrs.
Bailey. Bayart. davis Qll.l Eaton. ii iris
ingalls,, Rernan, McPhefson, Morgan,
Morrill,, Pendleton, Plat and saulsbnTy,
A BILL was reported layorably for the
purchase OF additional grounds and the
erection Of public buildings al Detroit.
After an executive session the Senate
adjonynsS Il
HOpsE. t
rto us..o -. 80 r..,,.,,..s, h AZ,
M -. Yu,g W., "sss NV ee.sssss. - ~
Whole, Mr.. .Whithornein the chair, on the
General Deficiency Appropriation bill,
the naragranh beinv that anprop,iatinp
soo 40 % ~ e. ss..1.s - - m
s.o'VVo " enAp.s tne seSietaiy VI IHe
Treasury 70 provide storage for silver coin.
To this was pending a substitute amend.
ment ofFerea vestardav bv Mr. Rlana and
amended Nv M TSyes direci;ng Nv
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Lospos, June 2.-Arriyed out: Steamer
clrcasSia and Arizona, from New York.
LONDON, June 2.-sleamers Mosel, from
New York, and Austrian, from Boston
arrived out, J. IL. I.
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cOnMIrrEE ORGANIZATIONS.
conrer Elected chairmau OF the CON.
miitee ON Credentials, which the Anti
Third Termers Claim NJ q Victory,

Conger Elected Chairman or the Com
mlitee ON Credentials, which the Anti
Third Termers Claim ~ Victory.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 9.-Aiter the nd
iournment OF the Convention the Com
mittee on Credentials met and organized
Gen, Raum, Of Illinois, nominated fol
Chairman Of the Committee Mr.. Tracey
Of New York, and VIM. E, Chandler nom
mated omer B. couser, Of Michigan
Congressman Couger was chosen by 1
large majority. The anu.third term mer
point to this as a significant vote.
Others deny that this is Indicative o
the relative strength. Tho Committee
then took recess until five O'Clock, ani
Is now in session at the Sherman House
The Committee on Resolutions elected Al
Its Chairman Hon. Edwards Pierrepont
after which they heard an address from
a delegate from the woman's sudragl
Association, now in session here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03
RussIA.

ST. pRrERsAuRa, June 2.-The late Gov
ernor Of Wiena has represented to the
government the adyisabillty OF abolishing
the special contributions levied on landed
PROPERTY belonging 10 the Poles in the
Ninth West0rn province.