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NEIeHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.
Local News Note. and and Social


John Christy was in town.
R. NJ. Denny, who eanvassed Bellaire
year or 50 ago for the American Bible So
eiety, is in town. He is working for the
PENNSYLVANIA Society now, and will can
yAss Beaver and vicinity.
D. q. Rice is doing the repairing on In
dian Run bridge. New heavy tinbes are
being put in
The Lisderkranz picnic up Indian Run,
interrupted by rain Saturday, was re-
peated Monday.
Miss Amanda Meek is quite sick at her
home, Fifth ward.
The Pittsburgh coal works will fiy Is
by 10 feet flag whenever an occasion
offers for It's display.
J. J. McDermott, Of the City Billiard
Parlor, opposite the Belmont House, has
made Arrangements with the telegraph
company TO receive the proceedings OF the
National Republican Convention At Chi
cago, from the opening until the nomina
tons are made, and these proceedings
will be bulletined at his place Of business.
A painting In the window OF L Straub
q Co 9 Confectionery, was painted by Miss
Alice Kinsey, who has been studying with
Miss Lingo. II Is entitled THE source Of
the Delaware" and Is certainly an ex-
cellent picture. There Is an effect OF the
atmosphere, soitening the hills and water.
John Heatheringt0n, who was hurt
some days ago, is out.
Animmense amount Of heavy timber has
been used up In BellAire this spring, at
the Union and Bellaire window glass
houses, and the Ena and Ohio glass
houses. At come OF these places the
ground around Is still covered with
imbers waiting 70 be placed.
Strawberries were plenty Monday after.
noon at three quarts Tor q quarter Of q
dollar. We jumped at once into the
middle Of the crop.
The amount Of news passing TO the east
ern papers from Chicsgo over the wires
seriously interferes with the sending Of
news from any less interesting point along
the lines. The B. & o. wires are full ey-
cry night
The Cincinnati Commercial publishes
the following among lis list Of Anti-Graut
Republicans:
B1LAIRr, O.. May 9s, 1850.
We, the undersigned, Republican vo-
ters in the employ Of the Baron Manufac-
turing Company, will not vote for Gener-
al .. s. Grant under any circumstances il
be Is nominated:
o. D. BowsER, W. A. BRArxAKD,
o. N. HOW'LL, Jas. F. McGRAw,
@. s. S. BAEoS, Jas. McGEoRGE,
FRANCIS TURNER, ALBERT ANBLRR,
DAVID MuSS, Jas. A. BLASKLET,
WV. E. BOEsER, THos. SMITH,
F. B. SLITH, JoaS S. CLAEk.
P. s.-Please add the name OF George
Bauer TO the anti.Grant men sent you
this morning. he was overlooked by not
being in the factory when the list was cir
culaied. The town Is full Of Republicans
who declare they will not vote for Grant
under any circumstances.
Rev. TolAnd married at the n E. Par.
sonsge, Sunday evening". Mr.. Isaac d.
Keyser and Miss Annie Hawthorn.
A couple were married at an unusual
hour, Sunday night, between eleven and
twelve O'Clock, by Rev. Toland, Ar. War
Der MArshAll and Miss Dale, eolored, were
the principals. She had backed out once
before and he was probably afraid TO wait
again for more usual hour. K G. F.
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BERLIN, May sl-Bismarck, irritassd
At the prospect Of the deEeat of the church
bill, is reported to be preparing for publ
cation further correspondence throwing
light upon the past negotiations with
Curia.
Two DAYS discussion in the Lower
House OF the Prussian Diet on the church
bill clearly brought out TIVE facts, namely,
that every single section desires the settle
ment Of Cuttlrtampt and also that not
one Of them entirely approves Of the bill
in its present form.
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FRANCE

PAz1s, May sl.-The letter Of Henri
Rochefort, accusing N. Andrisu1, the
Prefect Of Police. Of having given orders
to police officers to attack young
Rochefort, has created profound astenish-
ment At the Prefecture Of Police. II is
affirmed there that there is not the slight
est ground for the statement embraced In
the letter; that no one was wounded by
police agent on the occasion Of the Com
munis:s demonstration, and that the
Young gentleman in question does not live
In the Palace de Ia Bastille at all.
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HOUSE.

The amendments to the sundry civil ap-
preparation bill made in the committee of
whole were considered by the House, and
with a few uuimportant exceptions were
agreed to, and the bill passed by vote of
liz TO IS.
Mr.. Atkins, chairman of the Committee
on Appropriations, reported back the
legislative, executive and judicial appro.
priation bill with the Senate amendments,
with the recommendation that some Of
those amendments be coueurred in and
others non-coneurred in. The recon-.
mendati ons Of the committee were agreed
TO.
The Senate amendments to the agri-
cultural appropriation bill were non-con-
CURED in.
The House then went into committee
Of the whole, Mr.. Whitthorne in the chair,
on the general deficiency bill. The hrst
vote showed no quorum, and the House
adjourned.
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AGAIssr GRANT.
Anti.rnird Term Meeting at IndIauapoll

Anti.Third Term Meeting at indianapolis
ISDEAXAroLs, May 3l.-An immense
Third Term meeting was held in the
Opera House tonight. VIM. Wallace, Of
this city, was made Chairman, and Kirk
Howes, OF Chicago, and Gen. HAscall, of
Goshen, Ind, were the principal speakers.
A series OF strong resolutions was adopt
ed, and General Harrison and r. o.
Hawkins were requested TO urge the Indi-
ana delegation to oppose, by all honora-
BILE means, the nomiHation Of Gen. Grant.
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THE ruRSEKs' CONVECTION.
Meeting Of the North American National
Turner Bund.

INDIANAPOLIS, May sl.-The North
American National Turner Bund Conven-
ton reassenbled at 8 o'clock this morn
ing. Various reports from committees
were received and accepted. The Fnede-
nltz was re elected the Official paper Of
the society, receiving 30 votes TO s.
against. The resolutions OF the Teachers
Committee were all adopted. Geo. Beb-
rosus, teacher Of gymnastics, was chosen
representative from the Turner Bund Of
America 70 the German funniest At Frank
fort, Germany. The BundAs Vostest was
located at St. Louis for the next two years,
and the same city was chosen for the
Bundsfest next year. The next bi.annual
Convention Of the Turner Bund will be
held in Newark, n. ].
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THE GEsEyA COUNCIL.

GENEVA, May sL-Ths Great Council
of Geneva has adopted a project of law
according to which, alter given time, the
State and eommunes will grant no subsi-
dies Tor religious purposes. This resolu.
ton involves the disestablishment and
disendoEment Of the Protestant a. well a
Catholic churches Of this canton,
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Thc Fi.herie. oue.tiou.

Secretary Eyarts say the Liverpool cOr.
ier statement tslegraphsd hence, that he
has sent more amieable adviees to Minis
ter Lowell than were contained in his re-
port 70 Congress on the fishery question,
is entirely unfounded.
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TEE NoRra rAKK rRornLEs.
Troops on Their way to Protect the Pros

LARAMIE CErr, May sL-COmpanies /,
ED and B, Third Cavalry, left this city for
North Park to-day, to protect the miners
and prospectors from the Utes. Maj. Car
Teton commands an expedition Of Is
wagons, each drawn by six mules, accom-.
panied the column, and ffty.three pack
mules will leave tomorrow and overtAke
them. Dr.. Cannon and assistant, with
two ambulAnces also left with the troops.
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What,, Your Number.

LOUISVILLE, May sl.-Ths twentieth
popular drawing Of the Commonwealth
Distribution Company Of Kentucky was
held to-day, at Mcoaalsy's Theatre, in the
presence Of \ select audience. Ticket
b, 7,l04 drew $4,000; ticket 90, l6S drew
SO 900; ticket s3lO05 captured the third
priIe Of S 900. The following tickets
drew s, 900 each; 81, ,s2s, ss,7si and IT5Il.
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ing fatally injured. Three persons were
prostrAted by the smoke.
RELIEF ro. ICELAND.

1oSDOS, May sl.-In the House ef
Commons to-day, the Chief Secretary for
Ireland stated that he believed the meas.
ures taken for the relief Of the Irish dis
tress were sufficient, bat be intends to in
troduce bill to provide another three
quarters OF million, or million and q
half from the surplus Of the church fund.
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THH PLLNER HousE.

IHB PALMER HOUSE.
The greatest interest centers about the
Palmer House, where secret meeting Of
the National COMMITTEES Is being held. It
hsd been given out by the friends Of
Bline that if Senator Cameron should
persist in ruling for the unit rule, the Ma
tional Committee would not hesitate TO
remove him from the Craftsmanship. A
caucus was held during the day, and q
course OF action marked out having that
result for ultimate action. On the part Of
some Of the members, especially the sup
porters Of Sherman and VIM. E. Chandler,
TO the deposition Of Cameron and some
others. the way towards an anh-Grant
organization OF the Convention was hoped
for.
rHR COMMITTEE MEETING.
At meeting Of the National Commif-
tee this evening the following resolutions
were offered by Mr. Chandler:
Resolved, That this Committee approves
and ralifss the call for the approaching
Republican National Convention, which
was issued by its Chairman and Secreta-
~, and which invites two delegates from
each Congressional Distinct, four delegates
at large from each State and Territory,
and two from the District Of Columbia TO
compose the Convention.
ReSOlped, That this Committee recognizes
the right of each delegate in Republic
can National Convention 70 freely cast,
and have counted, his individual vote
therein, according 10 his own sentiments
and, If he so decides, against any unit
rule" or other instructions passed by q
State Convention, which right was conce-
ded without dissent and was exercised in
the Conventions OF 1860 and 1865, and
was, after full debate, affirmed BY the
Convention OF 1875, and has thus become
a part OF the law OF Republican Conven-
tons and, until reversed by Convention
itself, must remain governing principle
The first resolution was adopted
unanimously. To the second resolution,
Mr.. Cameron took exceptions and 1t Is
now under discussion.
Mr.. Chafee, OF Colorado, who pre-
sented the resolution on the unit rule,
appealed from the decision Of tie chair
that II was out WAS out Of order.
The chair (Cameronl refused TO enter
the appeal.
Some business OF minor importance was
transacted, and recess taken for tliteen
min utes.
The committee met again at 1880 and
nothing since transpired as TO its action.
Conversations with members OF the COM
mittee indicate that it is likely 70 be
warm session and It Is alleged BY some oi
them that it is probable Cameron Will be
deposed tonight
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.,riy.psrt Of the evening, and the immense
q lantity Of whisky taken on since.
LOOKING AT THK HLEETIS6 SHOW,

The head Of the grand stairway is also
packed with lockers on, ladies and gentle
men, who gaze wonderingly on the tre'
msndous throng below. This throng Is
listening to umpromptu speeches from all
sorts OF self invited orators. who roar al
ternatsly for Blaine, Sherman and Grant
WHAT Is IN SAME.
Eoname Arouses such wild outcries Is
this. of Blaine. Somebody yells out
"Hurrah for Jim BlAine!" and immediate
" 8 shout Of immense volume follows.
rHE CHORUS EoR sHEENAS THES coxEs
next in volume, while those for Grant
are comparatively feeble.
TIE SEALED CHAMBER.
On the second floor Of the Palmer
House there is an exciting scene around
room No q, the headquarters Of the Nat
ional Committee. They are still in sess-
ion, and reporters from all parts of the
country are clustered about the strongly
guarded doors waiting for the first chance
to lay hold OF any member Of the Com
mittee who may come out.
COULDN'T SIZE MASON.
have Just made an unsuccessful effort
TO get policeman to call out Mr.. Mason,
pursuant to an understanding with him
before midnight, but the policeman says
his positive orders are to keep the doors
closed, and not to come in himself or take
any message in. Nobody can communi-
cate with the Committee, and nobody can
tell what is the latest phase Of the ituA-
tion within.
WHERE THE DIE Is TO Be CAST.
The excitement Is intense, be-
cause it is generally believed that the
whole result of the Convention depends
on this nights work OF the Committee.
STILL STUBBORN.
A Committeeman who came out some
time after my interview with Mr.. Mason,
reported that Cameron still stubbornly re-
fused to enter into any proposition relAt-
lag to the unit rule, taking the ground
that the question is the exclusive business
Of the Convention.
TEE Crowd ~ VOCAL MOOD. N
As close this dispatch, the immense
crowd in the rotunda is singing "old John
Brown, and the cheering is almost enough
10 raise the roof off the house. Chicago Is
seeing high old time.
AT LAST.
The committee have Just agreed on Sen
ator Hoar, of Mass, as temporary chair
man. he is an Edmunds man, with sher.
man rs second choice.
VICTORY OVER CAMERON.
This is victory over Cameron, and set
lies the organization in favor of the anti
third termers. 9.
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rhr.e nIIl. sIgn lhe se.Ie.

PTrTsBuRaH, Nay SI.-Three mills Of
this district BroWu, Bounsll & Co..
Of youngstown, Ohio, Singer, NinieE
4 Co., Of Pittsburgh, and the Beaver Iron
and Steel Co, Of Beaver, Pa, have aeesdsd
to the demands Of the puddleS and signed
the $50 scale for the ensuing year.
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FoRTY-SXTH CONGRESS.
wAsHSeTOS, May 81.
SENATE


Mr. Davis, Of West vieginiA, Chairman
OF the Committee on Appropriations, stated
that the Committee thought the business
OF Congress was not now in such a state
that day could be safely fixed upon for
adjournment, the Committee therefore
would not yet open the joint house reso-
luton, providing for adjournment bot
hoped It might be practicable for Congress
to adjourn about the 10th or 18th Of June.
After the transaction Of some unimpor-
tant business, Mr.. Morgan moved 70 take
up the bill 70 enforce the observance OF
the Constitution OF the United States,
in reference to the elections Of President
and Vice President Of the United States.
This motion was superseded by mo-
ton TO adjourn, which was carried.
Adjourned.
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CASDAHAR, May s1.-Rumors are daily
growing in strength that Ayoob Khan Is
eneamped outside Of Herat with the In.
tention OF making = second attempt At In.
vsding CGndAhar. Ayoob Khan has about
s, 800 men.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

General skobeliF has gone on recon-
noisance 70 Chattel. He finds Russian
troops in good order all along.
The military preparations against the
Rumpa rebellion, in India, are progressing
Q I'd there Is now every possibility Of an.
other tedious campaign in that fever
stricken district.
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THE PERSIAN QUESTION.

LoSDos, May Sl.-In the House Of
Commons Sir Charles Dixie said the Gov.
eminent did not intend 70 resume CON.
muuieations with Persia relative to Herat
At the same time they were desirous Of
placing Herat under peaceful and staple
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SENATOR EDnUNDs DECLINES
To be \ Casdidate-Twenty Votes Will
Thns pc Added 10 sherrnan's seore-rhe
Meetings Last SIght-neetiug Of The
National Committee NJ the Palmer
H0unR.


EDMrxU DECLINES.
To the Western AsOeiItsd Prais
CHICAGO, Nay 3l.-A letter has been re-
ceived by Judge Hoar from SeaAtor Ed
munds, declining absolutely to allow the
use Of his name as candidate for Presi-
dent. The friends OF General Grant be-
lisve this will help them, while the Yer
mont delegates although refusing TO state
who their second choice will be, they will
not vote for Grant
WILL ADD TwESTT VOTES 10 sHERNAS.
A Massachusetts, delegate said to-day
that Edmuuds withdrawal would add 20
votes TO shermau's score. The Southern
delegates have been the objects Of great
s1licitude and devoted attention for forty
eight hours past. Itis claimed by Grant
men that they have regained in a quarter
q claim which the trisHdG Of other eandi-
dAtes refused to allow.
so GIVING WAY.
The principal candidates have very &C
tive and very confident friends, and 50 far
As can be learned there is no giving way
in any quarter as yet.
TIE WHITE HATS.
4 large delegation from Philsdelphis,
with white hats, arrived to-day, and were
received with band and other demon
sratiopsof welcome. Cincinnati furnish
ed another large delegation which was re-
eeiyed in like manner. The evening prov.
ed to be fine one, and at an early hour
large crowds of people poured from trains
and street cars, and came from extreme
parts OF the city, in masses to attend the
two meetings on the Lake shore.
THE TWO MEETINGS.
The meeting Of Grants supporters was
held at Dearborn Park, and the anti
Grant meeting across the street in the
Base Ball Park grounds. The speaker.
announced for the Gran. meeting
were Senators Conkling, Logan, Carpeu
Ter, Woodiord (N. .Y.), Leonard Sweet
Emory storrs, Robert 7. Lincoln and S
: A. Douglass. At the ana:Grant meetini
the speakers were Col. R G. Ingesoll
Davis, Of Maine, Fred. HassAurek, ot
. Cincinnati. Wayne Meyeagh, Louis Par
ker, Gen. Gibson. Of Ohio, and Others.
The Ohio delegation met this Afternoon
and Organized With Ex-Governor 0enni
son as chairman. Gen. Garfield wa
named a. 4 member Of the Committee oI
Rnles, and A. ". Jones Gs member o
tthe Conmtttee on Credentials. 0the
States hold meetings for organization 70
might and tomorrow.
t cRoWDs EyERHwHERR.
a Notwithstanding the vast crowds on tn
o Lake Park attending the two meetings 70
e Grant Iad anti-GranL the eorridors Of u
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SITUATION yEsrkKDAT NoRSINs.
Fresh ArrisaIs-Bob Ingersoli on Deck
the Deposition Of Don.

THE DepositiOn Of Don.
To the Western AssOetAted Pres
CHICAGO, May Sl.-A large number OF
delegates and Others arrived this morning.
At the Grand Pacific four hundred were
newly registered, among them Col. B. G.
Ingersoll, who will speak tonight at the
ani-Grant meeting provided the weather
is clear, which now seems improbable.
Il is believed that iour-ffths Of the dele.
gaies are now on the ground and con-
siderable number Of the alternates. The
New Jersey delegation and most 81 the
Illinois delegates arrived this morning.
Nothing definite has transpired as to the
action OF the National Committee 10 be
taken this evening, but the streets are fnll
OF rumors which mention compromise
looking TO the abolition OF the unit rule,
the deposition of Senator Cameron and
many other expedienIs for settling the
question.
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He ays he i, aaagOuizing the Commit
'ss IL such a manner as to lead to the sus-
PeOn, thA; rather than acquiesce in the
Vsaes Of the Committee, he will risk de-
Position, and undertake to organize the
CoaIeation in spite Of them.
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n.,o,E.IIorh,. ta.e.

SAS FRAxGsco, May sL-Notiee Of ap-
peal to the Supreme Court has been fled
from an order of the Superior Court, sus-
taining the demurrer to the complaint
and dismissing proceedings instituted 70
remove Mayor KAlloch from Office.
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ead Of the 6rst few rounds. No arrests
have been made 80 far. Considerable In.
dignItion Is expressed that the fight was
allowed to occur, but the affair was town
talk yesterday and no effort was made 70
stop the fight.
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LoSDoS, May Sl.-city Of Richmond,
Tdnaeria, State Of Georgia and Allsmanis,
from New York, arrived out
NEW YoKK, May 3L-Arriyed: City Of
Paris, from Liverpool.
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ALEAP ron LFE.

MOSTHEAl, May sL-During a ars Las.
night, in Springfield Hotel, two servant
girls lsaPed from the fourth story, one be.
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no els and the streets are crowded. The
NEST interest Is manifested, and every
where the report Of the work Of the
managers OF the candidates, whether
reasonable or otherwise, Is seized upon
and discussed in Its bearing upon the can
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WANT A REsrIrur1ox OF WAGES.

LONDON, May sl.-Tsn thousand opera
tves of the stafordshire pottaries give
notices Of their intention ts demand re-
eovery Of q decrease in wages enforced in
November last.
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II, s,sues in and Around the Hotels
Last Night Where the Throngs
We're Gathered.
II, COntssting Delegation From
West Virginia Likely to be
Admitted.
s,,,tor Edmunds Positively De-
cIIuss to be a Candidate, which
Adds Twenty Votes to
Shsrman's Score.
SETTLING HOT.


Rswsr, OF Combinations Against Conk'
NJ, cameron aud LoEnn-The Unii
-. IA he pt.regarde sherman Dele
r,,,. from West virginia Likely 70
vet !" IFln, Di,pateh,l
CHICAGO, May 81.
,,.Gl DspssA to the 1at.Ilis.nesr.
yr.rythiur is st fever heat here up to
,ap. The hotels are jammed with dele
u,s and outsiders, and the principal
s.,aqaarsrs present scenes Of the great
alcivity.
rHE uxrr PROGRAMME.
Inv amount Of rumors are in circula-
aOs in regard to present and prospective
eoubiuatous. 1t is almost certain that
IL. uait programme Of Conkling, Came
Ya and Logan is broken. The feeling
Isninst it runs high.
TEl7 vlE5lSIA CONTESTANTS Likely 10 BIZ
ADNITTKD.
he lbrogHtion Of the rule viii let IN
he coutesting sherman delegation from
&s Third West Virginia District, but the
s1ne men say that it is Of no material
consequence to them as they will gain
hrgsIy from outside States.
NusllxT MlXBERs OF THE NATIONAL
COMMITTEE.
Tie Anti Grant members Of the Nation
LC1nuiuee are now in session with ref.
seDoe TO the preliminary organization oil
tie Convention. They are determined to
eauEol the organization, and will deposs
Cameron il necessary,
0EposrrIoS TO GRANTS SoxISATIoS.
Tie opposition TO Gen. Grants nomina'
aon seems to be gathering irresistible
Esagh, and unless q wholesale use oi
nonsy ses in, he will be- defeated. @.
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The committee have Just agreed on Sen
ator Hoar, of Mass, as temporary chair
man. he is an Edmunds man, with sher'
man as second choice,