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rur .icEest men in the Republican par
isa .s ,be Blaine men. We would eug-
W. ,sst The friends Of the pluned knight
gs,ss g,sS,sw bis name next Wednesday, and
w, Si.lI'b rcbie Campbell the delegate-at.large
Ilnn InG ii lii State, vote for Grant, 70 prepare
E9u ~ .,omsch for the nauseous dish o. crow
Sa Sa hi swallow this summer.-W WelIs6tfrg
We We are glad to be the object of so much
,,m, ,,,by on the part Of several ot our
n~ nH.mocr.tic cotemporaries. The other day
,Ssv we're consOling US over the nice dish
~ 'IS crow in store for US on the Fusion ques'
" ,I,n, That crow suddenly Topped his
Sinr, and few away. The Chicago crow
nav DO the same thing. 30 don't waste
,ny w Dtema,ure sympathy on Us. Get your
.sIrs.dy to eat crow on the resumption
question. You told the people in 1878 that
resumption was fraud and a sham.
What will you tell them this year? The
Democratic stomach is accustomed to
crow, It has had to eat crow on nearly
,,.r,biuv that has been accomplished
inee the war.
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GERMANY AND rnE VATICAN.

BERLIN, May 27.-The North German Ga.
sette says Of the late confidence previously
teltin the satisfactoryresult Of negotiations
between Prussia and the Vatican, has
been shaken, and the Prussian govern.
ment has consequently resolved to make
to its Catholic subjects spontaneously and
without regard to any return on the part
oi the Vatican. Such accessions as are
possible without prejudice to the interest
Of the State, and also TO obtain from the
Diet discretionary powers relative to the
OF May laws. The same Jour.
nal confirms the statement. It will de.
pend upon the attitude OF the euro to
what extent the government avails itself
OF these powers.
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NEw YoRK, May 27.-Tbe last two days
have shown an extraordinary high TEN.
no.a,rra r.. ,i,o .o..an =, ,ha ,oos-b;,b.
pe.%uie ~, 'ue SEASON VI 're yeA g.
er than IL mas ever been known IN tue
month Of May. The maximum tempera.
ture during this month for the last cen.
trrv b,. bssn o;,h,y..;x .do,,oas hr, ,.t q
sSy nH0 Oeeu i''iA ues.ee'' Ou' ~ .
O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon the tempera'
ture was eight degrees above this. The
heat has been very severely felt, as many
people were still wearing their winter
clothing. The dealers Ia ready.made
clothing report great demand for flannel
and linen coats and vests, and the retailers
OF sun umbrellas and fans are also doing 4
good business
The car horses and stage horses suffer
greatly from the heat. The companies
however teok good care Of them, and on
the longer routes, such as the Second,
Third, Seventh and Eighth avenue lines,
relays OF fresh horses were stationed at
short intervals and watering troughs ar
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rhe Reuard or a Peaeemaler.

LTAvRNwoRrH, KAs, May 27.-The con.
dition Of Hon. Lucien Baker, Of the vic.
tins Of the attempt made yesterday by T.
U. Thurston to kill Col. D. R. Anthony, is
considered critical tonight. Mr.. Douglass,
the other victim, is doing well. Popular
feeling has been somewhat quieted, but
would be very apt to break out with great
or force should Mr.. Baker die. The would
be murderer was lodged in the Atchison
iail at 4 O'Clock this morning, having been
taken out Of the county last night by
Sheriff Lowe.
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NATIONAL RErUBLIoAN LEAGUE.
Sending Delegates to Chicago to oppose
Grants Nomination.


Grants Nomination.
PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-The Executive
Committee Of the National Republican
League, which was organized to oppose
the nomination Of Grant, had an enthusias-
tic meeting last night and decided upon a
plan OF action. Letters were received
from all psrts of the State, expressing
sympathy with the movement, nearly all
the writer's declaring that under no cir.
cumstances would they vote for Grant.
Twenty-Five delegates were named to go
to Chicago and present anti.third term
facts TO the delegates Among the repre-
sentatiyes named are Wayne Nc.
Yeagh, VIM. R. Wister, Henry Reed, Ste
phen L. Price, John Mclaughlin, Edward
X. Wood, Wharton Barker, .Stickel, Jacob
s. Bunting, s. W. Pennypacker, II. L.
Carsen, Stewart Moore, Joshua L. Wool.
ston and Prof. R. E. Thompson. A reso-
luton was adopted instructing this dele
tion TO notify the Chicago Convention
that the members OF the League will not
vote ior Grant, and that they are simply
the representatives OF thopsands. They
will leave for Chicago on Sunday night,
and will be joined at Harrisburg and
other points in the State by additional
delegates. They will havo . meeting at
Chicago op Tuesday morning, ut which
something further in the way Of pro-
gramme will be arranged. The leaders
mere say that not less than 600 anti.third
ter4ers will be on hand to work against
Grant.
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FoRTY-sIXTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, May "a.
SENATE.

NJ pandlaFon anhmittad n reanlntion
+ti' e"t,9son :. .S,.,. s'',s".-
requesting the President 70 commu nicale
TO the Senate, whether any supervisor or
supervisors Of Census. appoiuted by, and
r;,h .dv;oo ~ ,bo sor.te bsva hesn rs.
,nnvsd mtsu % f,n@ ~ otice s bS HIM or with lii con.
AN, % and ubs,har snccesors ] to All The
Sens anu e.saS hs s,ch have hes1
saonISyaJ snSs STbs bS hig AZ Eth ia consent
NJ EdmnnSs said said he wonId Ike 10 see
~, & se.o,r,;on ou T. Mint IL TSars vss a H. m.
a ,ia othsy Hn IN ntorms,l "a ~ ~ the ssms Eind he
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", have no explanation why 1t %a'
,s't Uncle Joe Gis. Of Brooke *
y, ins mt loom up for Governor at the
90 sS.l..,on ~, Convention. Was it because
Ta T..is Ioe's antecedents were too Radical
n. Tuss whole State ticket is said to be com com
ao.si aas Of gentlemen of Democratic anteee, !,
o,,s p'.,s ' And yet no man was more talked
asas' .snnt for Governor than Uncle Joe lew ,
N..s..sO. aDsI. A person would have supposed
,.', s. ,bs q Cireenbackers intended to nomin'
.a,, ~ him i'm by acclamation, in case they play
W -. !. lime hand this canvass. And yet
e. ~ ,ooE Mr.. n. B. French, of Mercer
me- 'as, and left Uncle Joe out in the cold.
mi. TtI d a slight that the GTeenbackers Of
Rookie s. county, and OF this end OF the
Safe. should inquire into.
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To.Day'a News.

Secretary Of State Evarts has received a
dispatch from the United States Consul at
Cairo stating the Egyptian obelisk present.
TO the United States has been placed on
board vess, 81 which will sail shortly for
New York. TIE Synod Of the Reformed
Presbyterian ohur,..h North, assembled in
Philadelphia yesterday, with one hundred irt
=. and thirty delegates in attstT tTdance, The
asshOdist Episcopal General Con- ference
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vIrr,nla nunIeIpaI giee,Ions.

RIcuMoSp, Va, May 27.-The munici.
pal election resulted In 30 overwhelming
victory for the Conservatives over the Re-
adjusters, and the Republicans; largest
vote polled since the payment ol the capi'
tation tax required to qualify voters.
PErRRsDURo, May H-The returns Of
the municipal election thus far show the
election Of the Readjusters ticket by q
large majority. VIM. E. Cameron, Re-
adiuSter, the present Mayor, was re-
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InnlnInnn nemocrnt..

NEw ORLEANS, May 97.-The Democrat
ic State Convention was called to order by
Hon, E. Barkesiale, Chairman Of the
State Executive Committee. Three hun.
dred and ten delegates were present, and
all counties except six represented. Ex-
Governor B. G. Humphreys was elected
President. Delegates to Cincinnati for
the State at large: E. @. Weelthal, E.
Barkesdale, W. A. Perry, W. s. Feather.
stone. For districts: W. H. Il. Tison, E.
II. Bristow, ]. Y, Murry, r. II. Taylor, K.
@. Patty, S. NJ. Roane, s. s. Carter, r. I.
Henderson, z. K. Mayors, ]. P. Alithens,
Warren Cowan, W. 7. Martin. The dele.
gates are uninstructed.
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ExCITEnENrIN COURT.

A Condemned Criminal shoots at Two
Witaesses who Appeared Against Him.
CHARLESTON, s. O., May 27,-There was
great excitement in the Court Of General
Sessions at Kingstree, in this State, yester-
day. A man named Ward YVES found
guilty Of forgery, and as soon as the yer.
dict was announced he rose irolu his seat
within the bar, drew pistol and fred
twice, deliberately attwo men named Har-
per and Lane. the principal witnesses
against him. Harper was unhurt, but The
second shot wounded Lane In both hands.
Ward Ia in iail.
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Tho Presbyterian General Assembly

MADISON, Wis, May 27.-Iu the General
Assembly to day the appeal of vaudy Key
from the decision Of the Presbytery Of
New Jersey was reported by Judicial
Committee with recommendation that the
parties be allowed to withdraw the com.
nlaint which was agreed to. The Com.
mittee on Church Erection madetheir
Tenort which was adopted, A Res,
oIption was introduced strongly eensuring
Mormonism, At meeting Of the WomAn's )
Foreign Mission Mrs. ]. O, Perkins, Of
Philldelphla, was elected President,
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Cold water Endorsement OF pr.,,,o,,
Hayes.

NEw YORK, May 27.-The Right Worthy
Grand Lodge Of Good Tsmplsrs adopted
the following to-day:
Re'olVed, That me Right Worthy Grand
Lodge Of the Independent Order Of Good
Temples. representing the civilized world
In assembly met, desire with pride and
hearty approval, TO make mention nj The
noble act Of the President Of he IJni,sJ
States Of America aud his most excsIisnt
vile prohibiting the use Of wine A. thsjs
receptions, and trust this worthy example
MI wv not only be followed hereafter At tho
White House, but the practice be adopted
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ohio Grand Lodge KnIEhts of Pythlas.

Ohio Grand Lodge KnIEhts of Pythlas.
DAYTON May 27.-The Grand Lodge Of
Knights Of Pythias adjourned to-day, alter
installing the following officers for the en-.
suing year: S. @. williamson. P. G. O.,
Akron; @. D. Iddings, G. O., Dayton; E.
L. Clouse, G. V. O., Cleveland; J. L. Slu.
mate, G. N. A., Urbaua; ]: A. Thompson,
q. p, Cincinnati; Samuel II. Peterman,
6. ]. g., Mt. Vernon; j. W. Gales, G. N.
E., Springfield; Jos. Dowdall, g. K. Of R.
and s., Columbus; G. A. Bach, 6. o. g.,
Bellfontaine.
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The Color OF Missouri Delegates to the
Clneinphti,

ST. LOUIS, May GA Poa dispatch this
afternoon says, editorially, that after a
very careful canvass OF the delegates
elected by the Moberly Convention, yes
terdsy, 1t finds nine Of them are for Til
den and twenty.one against him. The
Republican says that nineteen, at least, Of
the delegates will vote for Tilden, and
that OF the remainder Morrison has near
ly one hall, the others being divided be
tween Seymour and Hancock. The
Tims says It's adyices give Tilden twelve
delegates to eighteen against him.
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USswoRS BRADLAueH.

LONDON, May 27.-oharlea Bradlaugh
crowded meeting of his con.
stitueuts at Northampton yesterday after.
noon in viudiCa,ion OF the course he has
pursued in Parliament. He said II the
electors desired him to retain his seat he
would win his rights. A vote OF conf.
dence in BFadlaugh was passed,
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A prLloaryuL entertainment was given

A DELIGHTFUL entertainment was given
by DR.. George P. :Hays and vile to the
Senior classes OF the College and semina'
ry on Wednesday night. The local Trus'
tees OF the two institutions with members
OF their families, were present: The lawn
In front Of the Doctors residence was
tasteiully illuminated and arranged, so
that the entertainment was given for the
most part in the open air. Young and
old seemed to enjoy to the full, the socia'
bility OF the occasion. Such meetings are
memorable to the young people who are
leaving school for the last time. The Sem
ior party Is great OCCASION Warrington
Psy,tlbtisnn Of DeSterddu
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PrrrsBuRaH, May 27.-samuel Dix.
on, Esq,, representing the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Coal aud Iron Com
pany, appeared before Judge McKennan,
Of the D. S. Circuit Court, in chamber
this morning and made application for an
order authorizing them 10 borrow one
million dollars for payment Of wages TO
employees, and interest due Juns lst The
order was granted.
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READNoSPA., May 27.-Edward Hall,
Mike Walsh aud Robert White, three
notorious New York forgers were arrest
ed here this afternoon, charged with
counterieiting the scrip issued by .he me
Philadelphia & Reading R. I Co. I1OO
dollars worth Of bogus certificates were
found upon them,
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N, Late Thos. Johnston. formerly Oh
wheeling.

Ihe LAte mos. Jouustou,
wheeling.
The venerable James E. Wharton,
writes few lines in honor OF Thomas
Johnston, formerly Of this city, who died
ii Monmouth, Illinois, on the oath inst
Mr. Wharton speaks in terms Of warm ap-
,,,eia,iye remembrance Of Mr.. Johnston.
He says: "The deceased was native oi
Virginia and a merchant in Wheeling
When your public schools were estab-
E,hsd, most Of the leading men OF Wheel
iuv were opposed to them, and with q Bit
teuess Of opposition too, that you can now
hardly comprehend. Mr.. Johnston was q
noble exception to this class. He was q
warm and consistent friend OF the schools,
and was member Of the board that Or
ganiled the district and made the first
levy out Of which your present grand
school system has grown. There may be
no sounding brass, or tinkling cymbal
over such record, but it is one that de-
serves to be embalmed somewhere on the
files Of a Wheeling newspaper.
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CHICAGO PILLING uP.
Ye.t.rdn,,. /. Arrlynl Of PoII.IeIap,.

CHICAGO, May 27.-Among to-day's ar
rivals are Gen, Motthead, Of New Hamp-
shire; Edward Pierrepont and Joseph F.
Wilson, Iowa. John B. Hawley, J.s. Rob
inson, Chester A. Arthur, John F. Querts
and Ex-Governor Cleef, Of South Carolina
NJ. NJ. Holland, 0hioj Col. Caleb Chase,
B. W. Throckmorton, VIM. A. Garnett
and D. 7. Luther. Gen. Garfield will ar
rive tomorrow, and also Senator Frye.
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sTRIKlNe srEyEpoREs.

MONTREAL, May 27.-About 100 striking
stevedores resumed work on board the
Grecian, but during the day were driven
of by the strikers. An attempt was made
10 force the men at work on another yes.
sci to quit, but the government and city
police had arrived BY this time and the
were driven at the point Of the
bayonet from the ships and docks.
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writing Paper Makers In Council.

y ssrRrSoEIE.D, MASS, May 27.-The Writ.
ing Paper Makers Association voted to
firmly maintain the present schedule. No
Importation Of foreign paper being made,
the manufacturers anticipate an advance
in domestic stock. On this account the
Association also voted TO shut down the
mills for three weeks, commencing June
28sh, and also three weeks In August.
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Oven rae RIvER NEWS.

Strawberries and CberrIss-Pro.pectfo for
Appies-sunday work oa the New Rail.
road-BeIIaire d Southwestern Rail.
road.
Ripe strawberries appeared on the 20th
cherries FIVE days later.
Slater Brown OF Colerain thinks his
orchard will produce thirty locusts to the
square foot, yet the prospect tor apples is
good.
The civilized people along Wheeling
creek are very much annoyed by the T.
v. R. r., continuing to work on tho Sab
bath.
The Tuscarawas Valley road arc selling
excursion tickets over their line to The
Chicago Convention at 81 for the round
trip.
There is disposition on the part of
buyers to bear" the wool market. The
farmers generally are disposed TO 20 slow
and not sell their wool at first offers.
An Irish druggist, recollecting the Latin
compliment to the product OF the vine
yard, In vino veritas," has put up this
inscription to the credit Of his soda ioun.
tain, In soda sanitas."
There will be meeting In Woodsheld
next Monday, composed Of the Board Of
Directors OF the B & s. W. R'y Co., and
committees appointed by the stockholders
OF the different subdivisions, for the pur-
pose OF deyising ways and means for set
tling tine unfunded Indebtedness Of said
Company. A general cooperation OF the
stockholders In reaching the end aimed at
would be profitable In more respects than
one, we are told,
Parties walked into Martins Ferry from
the country from ten TO fifteen miles last
Monday TO see the show, and were there
by breakfast time.
One Of the newspaper fraternity remark
ed the other day that II Grant gets beaten
he can go TO lecturing.
The lease OF the Central and Ohio j.. X.
to the Baltimore and Ohio r X, hes been
extended 10 December lst, 1925.
AUDITOR COPELAND met last Thursday
with the auditors OF counties along the
Cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley and Wheel.
ing Railroad, at Elyria, for the purpose OF
appraising the property Of the road for
taxation. The appraisement was made as
follows:
MAin llne oi 5000 per mile.
.lde tTael1 ,,.,. ......--......--. 600 ~
Rolling 1859 0
| Looh structures. ~ $50
To0ls, St,.,.,,... 1OO1
Total appralsenent IL little over
$1,000. This Is the first appraisement OF
the road since It's completion through this
county. 1t adds about S2ll 900 TO the lax
duplicate Of Belmont county.
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BOsros, May 27.-rhe Blaine train
which leit Portland this afternoon reach.
ed Boston at 5 o'clock, aud after receiving
an accession Of about forty passengers from
this city, proceeded on is way to Chicago,
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HOUSE.

The Conference report on Joint resolu.
ton to print 100000 extra copies Of the
report Of the Commissioner on Fish and
Fisheries, was agreed to. The morning
hour was dispensed with, and the House
went into Committee Of the Whole,
Mr.. Simonton Of Tennessee In the Chair,
on the sundry civil appropriation bill.
Several amendments were proposed and
adopted, and the COMMITTEES rose, and the
House adjourned.
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WAY do The Republican MEMBER o.
... "n. a. tend of a vote on sPrinser's
Cons,1Id % s%I,d term resolution? The time was
'1'l,sI,'e ia ,5sy voted overwhelmingly again'ta
,.l' shsp q ,.,a,, sDr1 Now they dodge it, They
islIa a,S, s' 20 stand up like men and face the
0'sn, md nj, themselves on record in
. Ia'', t',s Of danger to the party.
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=: !. The lime for Sam Knox, Of Har'
10 SoE County, d I to jump into the Congress
d'o1 Ooa Wv IN ,be Sixteenth Ohio district,
i0H' ,a'i :, Cincinnati Enquirer.
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THE Ex.hHEDIvE,s WIVES.

CArRo, May 27.-The Porte has asked
the Khedive to allow the wives OF Ismall
Pasha, the. Ex.Khediye, to return to
Egypt. The Khediye, on advice OF the
British and French consuls, refused,
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,,,S SSGYM.N;ALLES.99 !, x! TRur,d,5 ,y.D,,, Ne,
leo. EsS, Sy 'Sa Rev. ~ VI? 81 iIths' Rtbsrd
EILSYE 4. WAYaiS, Of .. MeClu,s; D D., MT.
Q. ALLEE si AIrsAaI .ooS,T Sssspt W s0a Ai'' kLLA
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The M.agre Rainfall ihis honth-The
suHerIuR Condition OF Vegetation,

The present month Of May has been ex.
ceptionally dry. The Pittsburgh Ttlt'
graph OF yesterday gives the following
comparative statistics in regard to the rain
fall and temperature in this month for
several years past, as follows:
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BASE BALL.

Ptoyidence-Proyidenc 4, Worcesters4 4.
Troy-Bostons 5, Troys2.
Budalo-Chicago II, Buffalo 0.
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OBSERVANCE OF DECORATION DAY.
The following note was to-day sent to
the heads OF all the departments:
Government Printer aud chif Of agricultural
Bureau:
DEAR sIRs: am directed by the Pres
ident to say that the several depart
ments Of the government will be closed
Saturday, the 29th inst, In remembrance
OF those who fell in the defense Of the
nation, and to enable employees to partici-
pate in the commemorative demonstra-
tons Of the day.
Your obedient servant,
[Signed.1 W. K. RoGRRs,
Private Secretarv.
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BROUGHT BY THE CABLE.
A Solution of the Albanian Difficulty.

Opening Of tn, Italian Parliament Bis.
marck Refuses to Make Further Con.
csSslons to the Pops-Ths Pope
Reported to be Willing to 40.
cept the Proposed Meas.
ures-General For.
siuu News.
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NEWS AT THE oAPITAL.
Extension Granted the Northern Pa
cific Railroad.

Observance elaboration Day-ssnats cOu.
fifmatlons, Including Gen. 6off, Of this
Stats-Ths Deficiency Approprla.
tlon Bill as Reported to the
House General Notes
and Gossip.
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OUR NAVY.

The Secretary of the Navy, to-day sent
to the President OF the Senate, commu-
nication in relation to the necessity and
OF the completion Of four unfin-
ished double turreted monitors. The
Monadnock, Puritan, Terror and Amphi-
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oeeAn vessels.

ogEESsrowS, May, 2s.-Arived: Wis.
CONAN, New York,
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Ole GntelLigfuter,

=; So.. IS and n Fourteenth street.
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nERlcIENcY INTERPRETATIONS.

Among the terms embraced in the gem
,eral Deficiency Bill reported to the House
this afternoon are the following; To com.
plete custom house, Supreme Court house
and postofIice building at Chicago, $780,.
900; for the Internal Revenue Depart.
ment, 1896, ,2SS, being the deficiency for
the year 1850; for deiraying the expenses
Of the Supreme Court and Circuit Court,
and District Courts OF the United States;
for 1878 S26 600; for 1879 100000; for
1880 S225, 0OO-provided that no part OF
this appropriation shall be used ia the
payment Of general or special deputy
marshals for services rendered at any elec.
ton; 10 be used for the paymonti OF fees
and expenses OF United States Marshais
and general deputies earned during the
fiscal year ending June SOEh, 1850, $780,
600,