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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-31
EMO salca. tOderei.
PRODUCE.
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NEW YoRr, August 3O.-Cotton n-Ir.
regular and nominal At l3(9l3tc: Flour
Firm; receipts 25,00O barrels; ex.
ports 200 barrels; super6ne State and
western s. 256G 25; common TO good
extra 50 O098 so: good 10 choice 20 600
s 90; white wheat extra 81 00CG8 90:
fancy do. s. l0(a8 70; extra Ohio 81 10
G7 50; st. Louis $8 lSd,S 90; Mime.
sofa patent process So 75S9S 10. Wheat
Inactive, closing Arm; red 81 1901 ":
No. 3 do 81 81; steamer do 81 %. No.
2 red 81 43i01l ~; steamer No. 2 do
81 40; No. ] red 81 48; mixed winter
81 39i9l 40; ungrsded white 81 2S(S
80; No. do, sales 2 600 bushels. at
81 AZ; steamer do 81 1901 20; No.
red seller August. sales 1000 bushels.
at 81 43tG1l a; seller september. sales
42I, 900 bushels, at 81 4+(9l 45i, closing
at 81 4Ii; seller October. sales ,60t, 900
bushels, at 81 46tal At, closing q,
81 All; seller November. ssles 496, ,0n
bushels, at 81 4si6i +9i, closing st
81 49l: seller December. sales 296, COO
bushels, at 81 5it(al 52t, closing n 81 81;
No. ! white seller September, sales
IS 900 bushels. at 81 42i Corn-lnac.
tive, closing firmsr; receipts LOG, 900
bushels; exports 1000 bushel'; ungr.d.
ed 8lq70c; No. 3 So; steamer 69c; No.
2 89iG70c; No. 2 white 49,; yellow
TIC: No. 2 seller August Zoe; seller Sep.
tember 7OtS7oic, closing at 703; seller
October 72i(S73tc, cloAing at 72tc; seller
November 74iGs75ic, closing st 74tS
74ic. Oais-Inacfive, closipg heavy
receipts 5000 bushels; exports 80 0oo
bushels OF western mixed at 39lS42c: |:
white western 44GS49c Hsy-Qoiet and
firm at 50955c. Cof.e-Quiet and
unchanged. Suglr-Quiet and steady |;
fair to good refining 7t973c. holssses
-Dull and weak. Rics-Fsihy active
and steady. Petroleum - stronger;
United sac; crude 6i(S7ic; refined Tie.
Tallow-Quiet and firm at 7647tc. kosin
Firm and unchanged. Turpentins-
Higher at 50ic. Ew-Western fresh
2Oc. Pork--Stroneer and more active;
new mes SIS 62if4l8 75. Besf-Dull
and unchanged. Cot Mests-Qaiet and
firm; long clear 9tc: short clear I0tc.
Lard-Pnme steam sll Fi9ll 5zi.
Butter-Firm st tl2S3oc. Chsess-stssdv
At 7Si03c.
CaIc.eo, August 30 -Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. wheat-Active bot
lower and yery weak and unsettled, No.
| 3 Chicago spring 81 80 cash and Angus;
a 22i: seller September; 81 Hi selIs,
| October; 81 2sf seller November;
SI ~ seller year; aales 81 n
/ afoaI cellar Octobef: No. Al n
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BAe Ball.

BUFFALO, August 30.-Bufslos !,
Cleyelands 5.
PRovIDrscE, Angus, 30.-Providences,
10; Worcester, 8.
Troy, Aug. 30.-Troyr. 9; Bostons, 2.
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CAPITAL CHIPS.
Bonds Surrendered

WASHINGTON August 30.-At the close
of business to-day there was surrendered
TO the Treasury Department for pay
ment S4,674, $50 OF five per cent. coupon
bonds. embraced in the l03d call, and
50, 545, $50 registered, which were cover
ed by the l04th call.
The Next Call for Bonds.
Statement having been made that q
call for bonds would be issued to-day by
Secretary Window, he says: There has
been as yet no decision to issue q cal
for bonds, consequently it could not De
said that what has been due would Dc
called next, when a call Wouio
he issued or what amount
he embraced. These questions, the
Secretary said, would have to be met
however. sooner or later. There are nc
bonds which could be called, except the
continued fives and skies, and eonslc'
erable isterest is manifested in the que'
ton as to which series OF the bonds col
tinued at 81 per cent. will be called mrs
The Public Debt
The debt statement for August Is ex
nected 10 show q reduction OF about
sl4,OOO,OOo, W.,
Assay Office was to-day increased b!
the transfer OF SO, 100000 in gold col
to enable the Superintendent to MAKE
payments for the foreign gold bullior
and coin expected to arrive.
Yellow fever isreported at Martinique
and Demerara.
Bonds Received 70 Date.
WASHINGTON, August 30.-Up to nool
to-day there have been received at tn
Treasury Department about nine apt
one.half of the twenty-nine millions o
registered 5 per cent bonds outstanding
previous to the notice issued bg Secre
tary Window, on the 22d inst.
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Extremely Dry at Pittsburgh

PrrsBuRGH. August 30.-The weather
for the past week has been intensely
hot, the thermometer ranging from W
to 81. No rain has fallen here for seven
teen days, and during the entire month
the total rainfall has not Deen an inch.
Reports from this and surrounding
counties say the drouth is proving dis
astrous to the crops. Everything Is
drying up, and unless We have rain very
shortly the effect viii be too serious to
contemplate. The rivers are lower than
since the establishment of the signal
station here ten years ago, the marks
showing but three inches in the chan
mel, or ten inches below low water mark.
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BELMONT DEMOCRACY.
Convention. at st. Clairsyille,
Yesterday. -

Special Dispatch to the Register. ~
Sr. CI.staaxILLs, August 81. -
The Democratic ticket was nominated
to-day as follows: Representative, David
Wagner; Treasurer, Edward L. Feeley;
Prosecuting Attorney, Robert NJ. Eaton;
Probate Judge, Thomas Cochran; Com
missioner, Nathaniel Taylor; lnfirmary
Director, Levi W. Jones; Surveyor, Mar
shall Thompson. There was large and
enthusiastic Convention.
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HOLDING HIS OWN.
A QUIET AND UkeysNTFUL DhY AT
THE WHITE HOUSE.
The News from the Sick Room Gratifying
to All Enquires-A Slight fluct-
uation Of the Pulse, but No
importance Attached 10 II.
GENERAL CONDITION FAVORABLE.
BULLETINS 8.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, $50 A. M.-Tht
President slept the greater part Of tht
night, awaking at intervals, anC
retaining the liquid nourishment
administered. His general condition
this morning is about the same as at the
same hour yesterday morning. Pulse
lO2; temperature ss.507; respiration
Is. ..
(sisnsdl q p. y, RLss.---~'
J. J. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN.
F. H. HAMILTON.
ID. A. AoNEw.
The Noon Bulletin.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1890 p. N.-At
the morning dressing another small in.
cision was made in the lower part Of the
swelling on the right of the Presidents
face, which was followed by free dis
charge OF healthy looking pus. A simi-
lar discharge took place through the
other openings. The swelling is per.
ceptibly smaller and looks better. The
wound remains in an unchanged condi-
ton. There has been a little rise OF
tens perature since morning, but the
pulse is more frequent. In other re-
spects his condition is about the same.
Pulse ll6, temperature 9S.9, respira.
ton Is.
[signedl D. W. BLISS,
J. K. BARNES,
j. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN.
F. II HAMILTON.
Passed Comfortable Day.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 80, $50
P. N.-The President has passed COM
fortably through the day. He has taken
the usual amount OF nourishment by
the mouth, with stimulating enemata at
a stated period. His rise of tempera.
ture this evening is a degree less than
yesterday at the same time, and his
pulse is less frequent than at noon to.
day. The parotid swelling has been
more freely and is continu.
ing to diminish in size. Pulse 100,
80 5-l0, respiration Is.
[Signedl D. W: Bliss,
J.K. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN,
d. II. AGNEw.
Blaine to Lowell ct 1880 A. NJ.
Executive MANSION, August 80, l0:30
A. M-The following sent by Secretary
Blaine to Lowell Minister:
The President, if not rapidly advanc-
ng, is at least holding his own. His
ever is less than last night and his swol-
en- gland steadily improves and his
pulse continues rather high, running
his evening from ITO to ia. Perhaps
he best indication in the case is that
he President himself feels better and his
EiTd hsS One davis proSress sR sS
)ther.
TSigned1 BLAINE, Secretary.
Bls,ne's Afternoon Dispatch to Minister
Lowell.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 3O.-Sec'
-etary Blaine sent the following this
afternoon:
To Lo,reu, Minister, London:
The Presidents condition has not
changed since my last dis
patch. Another incision was made this
in the parotid gland. with very
results. The pulse flows
freely and the swelling grows less. The
pulse at thic hour, 2 P. NJ, is lower tnan
during the forenoon yesterday, but on
both days it is higher than his other
good symptoms should seem to warrant.
II is now ITO; at noon it was ll6.
TSioned, BLAINE,
Secretary.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY IEleeRAPH.
Money Active At 4 to S Per csat-6ov-
ernments Strong and HiSAsr-
Flour Quiet and Unchanged
Wheat U'settied asd
lower-hogs Firm.
PlHA6CR.
u 90 York.

New York.
NIw YoRK. August S0.-NonsY -
466 per annum, and l.6 per diem, closing
at per cent. Prime mercantile paper
5(S6 per cent Sterling exchange. hank
ers' bills 419i; demand at 4s3. Produce
exports for We I, $6,7Si,00O.
SrLvER-At London slid per ounce:
bar silver here ll2t; subsidiary silver
coin per cent discount
GovkRshEsrs-Strong and higher.
SIC @
New foarsnd ooSS1iS. coupons ........ .iM
neM Eouneoap .-....--....ilst&
RAILROAD BoNDs-In the railroad bond
market Boston, Hartford and Erie arsts
advanced to 7S, from 20; Texas Pacific
land grant incomes to 70. from 76l; Iron
Mountain seconds 10 ll2i. from ll0i;
Lake Erie and Western incomes 20 67,
from 65i; Kansas and Texas seconds TO
81, from 19i Indiana. Lafayette, Bloom.
ineton and Muncie frsts TO 1851, from
l0i; c., G. 4 l. @. first certificate -.
sented supplementary, declined to l2o
from l23, and later recovered the dc.
decline.
STATE SECuRiTiKs-Dull.
STocKs-The market opened strong
and higher, but IN the early
dealing speculation Was irregular.
At the first board the entire list took an
upward turn and an advance OF | to 81
per cent took place, the latter In g.,
shares. Colorado, Denver and X,
Grsnde, Ohio Central, Delaware, Lacks
wanna and Western. Louisville aui
Nashville, aud Union Pacific were ais
prominent therein. The higher rauve at
quotation was not, however, maintain I
and during the afternoon prices dsciiur.t
steadily and the late dealings showed
decline Of 10 q per cent, the IL Ter
Denver and Rio Grande, and ColoradJ,
Texas Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Readias.
n. J. Central, Louisville and Nashville.
and coal shares being also conspicuous
in the depression. In Q few instances
the closing prices showed . slight ne
covery from late decline.
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Be Secure at Iast In IueH HoinSN
I talked with many OF them, one after
the other, and all as farmers declared
that they would; but was not satisfied
ull had actually spoken to- promi-
inent Land Lesguer, central secretary,
who has succeeded only lately TO place
vacated by one OF the arrested "sus-
. cts " and himself a most energetic
mau. called at his residence; he en-.
tered his front room, it is true, to see
who the stranger was, and till he saw
that no warrant serving officer was pres
ent,
Maintained Most Strategic Attitude;
but when he once found out that car
ried no writ, he became quite friendly
and talked as sensibly as any man l
have seen in Ireland. 81 would" +"
said he, when / put the question l
have mentioned anent to Legislation
''cry to-with Home Rule, il only good
land bill such as that now before Parlia-
ment-were passed." and he waved his
hand in the direction which be would
select fer Home Rule In that event de
only
Confirmed wha, q Majority Of the Farm
| ers
said, to-wit: that once security OF tenure
we're acceded to, and rent reasonably
| lowered, they would cease to talk about
/ more concessions, and return to work.
| Understand that / do not guarantee
that they were saying what they really
believed. The Celtic mind 10 like some
Others We know, very open to convic'
ton, and It might possibly be that the
men who have led in the league agita'
ton might -a,....-
Successfully Continus the Warfare They
us Rave Msde.
The spectacle, on green banner vorkec
in gold, OF the harp that did something
or other in Tarra's halls, accompanied
by q land orator might lead th'
Irish tenants into another and stron2e
, 1881-08-26

The Northwestern Marriage Insurance
Company, of Portland, Oregon, has been
incorporated to do business by which
they fill IL long felt want The men that
compose the Company are among our
best business men, and their names are
n guarantee that the affairs of the Asso-
citation will be honestly conducted, and
we believe that every policy issued by
the Company Will be fully paid The
following exhibits the plan of operations
OF the company: All unmarried persons
of good moral character may secure
policies of from one thousand to ten
thousand dollars each at the rate of five
dollars per year on each thousand for
males under eighteen and females under
sixteen, and six dollars per year on each
thousand for all above those ages, for
tie period of four years, after which all,
without distinction of age, Will be
charged at the rate of one dollar per
year on each thousand during unmarried
life. Mr.. Gross, the Secretary OF the
Company at Portland, will send circu-
lars, giving full particulars of the work
ings of the Association. and will cheer
fully answer all inquiries. During the
first twelve days of the existence of the
| Company it issued 100 policies, which
| shows the confidence the Portland peo-
| pie have in it.
, 1881-08-26
THE SUNNY SIDE.

- ,.,,
never can forget time when all '"e worm
va '''''t
Aud life was all a golden dream without 4" ''u'h
"i care
/ really thought that everything in earth and
Sk ana SEA-
With all their wealth Of lovelInesS, was fash
lohed Just !oF me-
claimed the tenderr-t love and e"re-no wish
was eer denied
sunny side.
The summer earth was reveling III blossoms
5nSEt and fair,
And had nothing else to do but weave them IN
my hair
While ripping streams and ti!l "i birds made
music al day long,
My heart caught up their happie~t strains ami
wuVe them IN my song
The sea took up the glad refrain IN murmurs
low and sweet,
While curling waves crept sIyly up to kiss my
childish feet.
And 50 l dritted day by day with every chang
tide
, 1881-08-26
The Great English Remedy.

Is a never-failing Cure fer
Nervous Debility Y Exhaust
ed Vitality, Seminal Weak
ness s,SpermatOrrh1a,Lo Lost
Manhood, ImpOtency
Paralysis, and all thelerrs-
bic effects of Self-Abnse-
Youthful FOllies, and ex-
cesses in maturer years,
such as Loss OF Memory.
I.assitude, Nocturnal Ennis
sions, Aversion to Society,
DimneSs Of Vision, Noises
in the Head: the vital huld
passing unobserved IN the
,lsas that lead 10 insanity
, 1881-08-26
Engagement E1trao,d.nnry.

Mr.. J. p. Howe, business agent for the
w. f. Sheridan Combination, arrived last
evening on the steamer STATE" Mr..
Sheridan viii leave San Francisco on the
9th, and the dramatic season will open at
New Market Theateron Monday evening,
Aug. 29th. Mr.. Sheridan will be sup
ported by Miss Rose keene, Miss Annie
Adams, Miss Eva West, Jos. X. Grismer,
c. G Craig, and a full company. The
season will consist of eight performances
six evenings and two matinees.-Orego-
nian, AUG. l4th.
, 1881-08-26

A French chemist has obtained dense
black gum from the outer layers of the
birch tree bark by distillation 1t pos
sesses all the ordinary properties of gutta-
percha and has the additional merit of
resisting the dcteriorating influence
of air and the corrosive action of acids.
, 1881-08-26

Plumbers 5. 5. s. Fever and Ague mix
ture. 4 sure shot
, 1881-08-26

Frank G. Abel, the premium photo
grapher of Oregon, is prepared to take all
kinds of photographs, cabinets, etc, in
the highest styles OF ART. His handsome
parlors lG7 and l69 First street, Portland,
are always open for the accommodation
of his patTons.
, 1881-08-26

The Kansas Supreme Court has
sustained the constutionality of the
high license law for liquor sellers,
and the average grasshopper fighter
will have to forego his beer, or put
up more than his usual five cents
per glass. The law will be a benefit
TO one class, any way; the larger and
weather. sellers will enjoy monop-
oily of the business.
, 1881-08-26

The old made young and the weak strong by drink
ng Danliana BitteTs. the great tonic.
, 1881-08-26
Sykes SURG Cure for CatarrR

IQUID OR DRY, PRICE 81 ~; .ATMOSPHERIC
1 luSufiiatoTs" price jOr Dry Cure and iusuiila-
toTs receipt pf price with fall direction for
usc,cc- = q. SkIIAiDltE& & TO- Druggists 81 First
STREET, Portland, OK. sole Agents for the N Pacific
Coast niaf3JlI
, 1881-08-26

When you go to Portland be certain and
visit Isaac Barman, The Clothier, as il Is the
only ystore i'll which you can so easily contract for
an outfit and be sure ofreceiving satisfaction. Or
send your order; state your size and quality of
goods desired, and if You do not receive them
as ordered don't accept them. Address ISAAC
BARMAN, The Clothier, corner First and
Washington streets, Portland Oregon.
, 1881-08-26

o. ~ ?. CO. New 6eriesi. No q
, 1881-08-26

The Ladies' Emporium and Lace House. J.
3 Garrison 4 Co, lG7 Third street near Yam
hill, PORTLAND, Or. The finest assortment OF real
and cheap laces and embroideries in Oregon
, 1881-08-26

urine and many other diseases that lead TO insanity
and death.
DIX. AINrIE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
Dollars for of this kind the VITAL hE-
S'rOR ATIEE under his special advice and treat
mentl VIII cure; for anything impure or nJuri-
found in il. DIR. MsN'HEE treats all private
diseases successfully without mercury Communication
free. Thorough examination and advice, including
analysis urine, Price Of Vital Restorative
s3 Goa bottle four times the quantity $40 OO sent 10
any address upon receipt of prce, e. o. d. secure
from observation; and IN private name, II desired Dy
a. - sIINTIE, 4. D..
II IleaIpy street, san Francisco, Cal
DIR. nINTEE'S KIDNEY REMEDY. l.
PE5E EE'Ci<-< VI, all kinds OF Kidney and
bladder Compamts GonOrrhUea, GleeJ, leucOrrhCeAl
For sale by ali druggists 81 bottle, six bottles for So
DIR AIlNTEE'S DANDELIDS PILLS are
the best and cheapest ID DYSPEPsIA 4 and III fLIIOIs
cure ia the market For sale by al! druggists :,
HODGE, pAVIS & CO.. Portland. or. Wh?lesaie
Agents
All Or,iers for Medicine q. q. u. must be accomPa-
MED with y 1 90 guarantee of good ialtlii winch
will be deducted when the package IS shipped
The sun., 1881-12-07
doh. Kelly. F.,,hlu, I,o...k--per.

Mrs. Bridget McKenna died at 81. Josrph's
Home 1913 West Fifteenth street. on Monday IN thr 76'h
year hsr She formerly Miss Hal penny. ard
born Ballymoney. county Antrim. Ireland. where
she lett chdlcss widow after short married ir
came this country in 1883 1854 and IN lSi3 be-
came servant in Mr. John Kely's household. Mrs
Kelly's health drcn'd she became the hOusekerI er
Mrs Kelly in 1886 Mr. key's dIci IN lssT his
elder daughter 1870. AMI his Nounscr dnushtrr in
1877 Mrs Mckenha continued Ia aerp hoIsr l'r hlin
until 1876. when hr mIITIrd a-nInL size " sIihlL
active AM had eHJuyci excellent LEARN near
up . that Wien she btcane VERY feeble un
able To dn Eny ~nfk She went 10 The - joss, ~
Home for A-ed Women at her own desire VI, k'l
Ir yiiel supunrt there. ri visited her
a ntv. The Mr. Kclly's irst VI aud he h4s
itnd iivtd - joss p'. Hare Ii-n Thr IN Ili, VI
pcunis Duaur- was blind lie dici there yea Hs"
hsed ~ Ills wi3uw, Mrs Rosa putur di n
NJ u'iav .i last We, K aged ~ Mrs NJ kcuua B. Il
relatives in thIs cUuutr, except tSH u-EneWs 81" "I
he bur.ed IL nue t-if lu cal, ,hrN - 90
The sun., 1881-12-07
THE PRxAcnKns DIvORCED WIFE.
Mrs. Bates Endenvors Go Dras her Child
Out OF Church DuriaG Prayers.

Ars Bates Endenvors to Dra0 her Chlld
Out OF Church Durias Prayers.
SoDUs, N. Y, Dec. 6.-While the congrega-
tion OF the Baptist Church In this village were
engaged In prayer with their pastor just before
preaching service a recent Sunday evening.
they were startled from their devout attitude By
the shrill cry OF q childs voice exclaiminR:
mo. l can't 20 back! No. can't 60 back! Papa
help mel"
The pastor. tho Rev. Fl. o. Bates. recognized
the voice as his daughters. He bruptlyiclosed
his prayer and started down the aisle. BY this
time the whole congregation were on their feet
10 sec the cause OF the disturbance. They saw
Mrs. Datee. the divorced wife, OF tho minister;
II. trying to drag her out OF the pew.
Mr.. Bates pushed the woman inside. and.
pulpit and PLACED her in chair. at the same
tho church. The excited woman. however
rushed toward the pulpit and spranR mt MIR.
Bates. seized his sermon and other papers IN
his hand. and aitempted TO strike him. He
callei on a constable who was present to arrest
her. warning him that she might be armed. os
she had threatened to kill him. The officer sent
for handouts. Mrs. Bates was finally induced to
leave with u woman named Sands. who was on
fr1endly terms with her.
Mr.. Ba,s@ was granted nm absolute divorce
the custody OF the chiiren. Mrs. Bates lives in
Chicago. but came East for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning possessi,n Of the cniidrsRH On the
procured carriage and drove by the parson-
age. expecting to see the children there. but.
the hour Tor service having arrived. the family
were gone. Then they drove on to the church
and engaged z man to hold the horse while
hey Ss SeGi n Mr. hates claims mat when men sns
bringing them up 10 vicious ways. She seems
TO te very violent woman. and Alr. Bates np-
has caused much talk in the community, but
public sympathy is with Mr.. Bates.
The sun., 1881-12-07
REASONS For ROYAL VIsIIs.
The Dantzic Interview Alleged 10 Have Bs<
Movement Check Russia.

The Dantzic 1nservlev Alleged 10 Have Bsea
Movement 40 Check Russia.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-The Vienna correspond
ent OF the Standard vouches for the authen-
ticity OF the following: Some time back Russia
sounded Italy In regard to Joint action against
Austria. Italy received the pro posals favorably.
and preparations were actually begun to repeat
tho events OF 1866 with the exception that Rus.
sia was to play the part which Prussia then per-
formed. But the scheme became known to the
Austrian and German Governments. and Prince
Bismarck accordingly arranged the Dantzo In.
terview. When Italy perceived that tho Austro-
German alliance would be- able t. Withstand an
Austro- Russian conflict. she resolved to attain
her ends with the help of Austria. Italy. bo-
lievng that Austria cherished important de-
signs in the east OF Europe and would consent
to rranefer the TrentinO or some other part Of
Itdtid nTede''td. In order not to be disturbed in
the East. Instructed Count de Robiant. Italian
Ambassador at Vienna. to suggest the interview
between King Humbert and the Emperor Fran
els Joseph IA preliminary to an alliance. Tho
Italian Minister. who accompanied King Hum
bert to Vienna broached the Trentino subject.
but without success.
The Times in an editorial. snvs the Gar and
Emperor Francis Joseph will certainly meet.
but neither date nor . acc has been deci.led upon.
ROME Dec. 6;-The report OF the Budget Conn
mittee on the Estimates OF the Ministry of For
eign Affairs states that King Humbert's visit to
merce with France signify no less than the
peace OF Europe and security Of Italy.
ST. PETERSBURG Dec. 6.-lt Is stated that
Count knlusky. the newly appointed Austrian
lettcrs OF recall as Ambassador before leaving
for Vienna. expressed satisfaction at tho result
OF his mission which was To confer Respecting
future relations between Russia and Austria.