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MARRIAGES.

In Pembroke, Aug. 81. j. s. wins,ow of Portland
and Miss Melvina w. Clark of Pembroke. [Cor-
rectedl
In South Gardiner, Sept. 1, Andrew j. Merchant
and Viola H. Potter.
In Skowhegan, Aug. 20, Benz. f. Conley of Vas
salboro and Miss Alma +. kimball of Skowhegan.
In Castine, Aug. 20, Frank w. Campbell of Au-
gusta and Miss Lulie c. Macomber of Castlne
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TEWEERY, Watches, Chr0nOEaeters,
y Clocks, Charts, and Silyerware.
WIN. SENrER & Co. 54 Exchange st
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BALMIMoRE, Sept. 8.-A private despatch
announces the death of Sidney Lanier, the
poet scholar and literateur,. at Lynn, Polk
county, N. G., where he had gone to recruit
his health.
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ROCEREEs, SyhOAesaIe and Retail.
VI Fine Teas Uoffees and Fancy Groceries.
GEO. G. SHAW & Co, 6S5a5S7Cong. g. 285 Middle
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FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT. 0.
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
REED WITHDRAWS.

hbED W 4 1DbA w %
Ths Democratic Flag in the Second Dis
trict Hauled Down.
BATH, Sept. S.-The conference between
the Greenbackers and some Democrats was
continued here to-day. Frank Hill Of Exeter
and others came to the rescue of the coalition
lists, and finally persuaded poor Reed to with
draw. The conference was then adjourned to
the De Witt House, Lewiston, where an ef-
fort will be made to whip the recalcitrant
Androscoggin Democrats into the traces. 1t is
probable, however, that the Gazette has
blocked that game. Many Sagadahoc Demo
Gratis denounce the alliance, and in Franklin
the feeling is very strong against it.
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Barque Nellie Brett recently ashore at Shelburne,
has cen towed to Halifax for repairs.
Sch Harvest Home, Pickering, at Lamoine, Me.
from Grand Banks, before reported, took gale of
wind Aug 81 while at anchor on the Banks, when
a sea struck the vessel and broke main boom, main
gaf and swept off all the boats and four men. Two
and his brother, Geo Bowden, of Surry, were lost.
Capt Pick ring cut the cable for the purpose of
making an effort to save the men, but they sunk
before the vessel reached them.
Sch David Faust has been re uilt and refted at
Ellsworth at an expense of $4,000, She sailed for
Bangor Sd to load for Philadelphia.
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Ar at Penobscot I'd inst sch Eastern Queen, Dun
bar Grand Banks, with 1900 qtls cod.
AR at Bucksport 4th. sch Daniel Webster, Nichol-
son, Grand Banks, with 1000 qtls fish.
ar at Gloucester 4th, sch John Nye, of Swans
Island mackereling.
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An ouation to cen. Grant

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Sept S.-Gen. Grant re-
ceived a tremendous ovation from the soldiers
and sailors this afternoon After the grand
review the horses attached to his carriage were
embarrassed by 4he enthusiastic soldiers, who
pulled the vehicle to the camp headquarters.
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~ AS Fixtures, Kerosene Lamps q goods
w Fixtures Rebronzed aud Gilded.
LEVI \ BROWN 28 Market Souara
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NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda in baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits, cake,
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD is sold by all gro
ere.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

cortland DasIs yhoiesnle NEarhea.
PosrLASo Sept. 8.
Grain is strong and advancing. Corn and Oats at
the West are very strong and active, the markets
showing decided advance
The following are lo-day's quotations OF Flour,
Grain, Provisions &C.
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EEVVELKaY, Watches, Diamonds,
- Solid Silver and Plated Ware.
CARTER BROS, 52l Congress, cor. Cssco st
TEWELHRY, Diamonds, Watches, Clocks.
G Silverware Manuf'rs Gold and Silver Platers.
ATWOOD 81 WENTWORTH, 500 Congress st
VELRH, Watches, Clocks, silver *
~ Plated Ware, Fine W latch kepairing.
ROBERT 3. SWIFT, 513 Congress
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Cutlery, TsoIs,
Ia Glass and Builders Supplies.
I. L. MERRILL q CO., No. $ Market Squarl
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OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

LONG BRANCH, Sept Sat the morning
examination made at o'clock the Presidents
pulse was 104; temperature, 9S7; respiration,
Is. He was restless and wakeful during the
early part of the night, but after midnight
slept well until morning. His general condi-
tion appears more encouraging
(Signed) D. w BLISS,
f. HI HAMILTON
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ENURNITURE and UDhoisaery.
IL Fine. Medium and Common Goods,
PORTLAND FURNITURE Co., 40 Exchange st.
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ENGRAVING. Wedding and Calling
IA Cards and Fine Stationery.
WILLIAM ). LOWELL 513 Ccapress ST
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PORTLAND, Segt. 9.
The following quotation OF Grain We're received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
l57 Commercial street:
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sN XOCERS. CtA
" Fine goods and low prices.
W. l.. WILSON 4 CO., Exchange & Federal st,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Truxillo Aug II, barque Carib, Montgome-
ry, New York
Al Cardenas I'd inst, sch Georgia. Huntley, for
North of Hatteras, ldg.
AT al Pictou, Ms, Sd inat sch Clara Rogers, Rog-
ers Boston.
Portland.
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POLITICAL.
Municipal Elections in California.
THE REPUBLICANS MAKE A CLEAN
SWEEP IN SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, Sept. S.-The count pf the
city election is not yet completed. 1t is GER
tain, however, that the Republicans have. made
nearly a clean sweep. The possible exceptions
are tax collectors and one supervisor. The
Republican mayor, auditor and sheriff will
have about 5000 majority.
Pennsylvania Republican State Conyen-
ton
HARRISBURG. Sept 8.--The Republican State
convention for the nomination OF candidate
for State Treasurer convened at noon. NJ. s.
Sway of Philadelphia was elected temporary
chairman.
The Republican State Convention to-day
nominated Gen. S. NJ. Bailey of Fayette
county for State Treasurer.
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Teas and Flour.
" s.r SOULE & CO.,
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At oyidence-Providence Z, Bostons O.
At Troy-Troys u, Worcesters 5.
At Buffalo-Buffslos 10, Chicagos /,
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EsEitorhia sziulng stocks.
nes.sn Proauce aIarhe..

The following were to-days quotations of Butter,
Cheese, Eggs and Potatoes:
Butter-The market is drm and prices are tending
upward: we quo,e Western and Northern creame-
ries at 30a32c for choice, and 24tG292c for com
mon and good New York and Vermont daisies at rs
(U20c ror choice, and at 21lD25c for fair. good
Western dairy packed at 23025c for choice, and 9
@22c for fair and good ladle packed Western 20a
Cheese-frm at 1I1a@12c for choice; 10@11c
for fair and good; and 619c for common
Eggs have been selling at 2Ilo22c 43 dozen for
Northern and Eastern
Potatoes in good demand and firm sales of a.
tives and Long Island at 5042 rs ID bbi. Sweet
potatoes are selling at 3 co93 so y Dbl.
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In ATS a. EUksS. Special Fine, New
Ii York Goods Buffalo s Wolf kobes speciality
MERRY, the Halter, 237 Middle st
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Ory Goods wholesale naarhea.

November Corn 9.37 a m at Gage: .o3 p IN 66c
call So 1sc; Oats for October rs c. November 937
m at 39ssc; 1.o3 m 395sc; call 4oc.
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mEvfORANDA.

A letter from Buenos Ayres states that NJ Co:
mate of barque A Bean, of Portland, fell owe
board July 81 and was drowned.
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Grain Naarkes.

ssy water eonveyapes --Iooo bash 6,ornn,a,,l IS.
w. Trua q Go.
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.seceip.s o. aaaiae slen.rnl
s1aiIy Esonaeslie aeeelpas.

7 FURTLANiJ otIls =
For Portland, cars "a miscellaneous merehandiaa
Tor connecting roads 81 cars miscellaneous nsr
ahzy,J;se
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NENTS' Furnishing Goods. Neckwear,
N Underwear &c. Fine Shirts to order.
CHARLES GUSTS 3 CO., 493 Congress st
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

FL. Fl. Warner, of Rochester, N H., offers a
prize of $500 for the best 5000 word essay on
"comets.''
Rev. Jacob Mulford who was relieved from
his pastorate in Greenland N. j., for intoxiea-
ton, suicided last night.
Chas. T. Milliman, of New York city, stabbed
and killed colored employe yesterday in a
quarrel.
Libby's slaughter house in Chicago was
belonging to Smith & Ganaler. Total loss loss
100000.
A young child of officer John Turner. of
Portsmouth, N. H. fell from a chair Wednes-
day evening, striking on its head and dying a
few hours afterwards.
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The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros q Co.. Dry Goods,
Woolens and Fancy Goods, 54 & So Middle street:
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July 49, lat S, Ion 80 W, barque Virginia, Thur
low, from New York for Port Chalmers.
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METEOROLOGICAL

1sp1oArroNs FoR THE NEXT TwEsTy-rouR
HOURS.
War DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF EIasAIl
OEFICER, Washington, d. Ca
Sept 9, l Am.
For New England,
Warmer, fair weather. southwesterly Winds
stationary or lower barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
The barometer is highest on the New Eng
land coast and lowest in the extreme North
west. The temperature has fallen from 2 to
IL degrees in the Middle Atlantic States and
II to u in New England. 1t has risen to 10
degrees in the Missouri valley. The temper
ature continues above mean in the west Gulf
States and all district east of the Mississippi,
being from 2 to 10 degrees above in New Eng
land, from to II in the Middle Atlantic
States and 10 to IS in the lower Lake region
and from to 20 degrees in the Ohio valley
and Tennessee.
Indications are that the temperature will in
crease slowly in the Lake region, New Eng
land, Middle Atlantic States, Ohio valley
Tennessee and Northwest during the next As
hours.
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European Esarkea

By Telegraph. Ji
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 8-12.SO P. H. Holiday her
No markets to-day.
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NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
THURSDAY, Sept. 8.

THURSDAY, sept. 0.
Arrived.
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB, via
Barque Arthur Wade Sherman, Amboy- coal
to Randall & McAllister. Vessel to j Winslow
q Co.
Barque Minnie Hunter, Lathwate Amboy-coal
to Randall g. McAllister. Vessel to j Winslow
4 Co.
Sch Lizzie Heyer, Dwyer, Baltimore-coal to Sugar
Refinery.
sch Ielhi, LYMAN New York coal to Randall
McAllister.
Sch Leader Nutter, East Weymouth to
Smith Tibbetts a. Co.
Sch Brunette Babbidge, fsoston-molasses to W H
Robinson. Jr.
Sch SIariel, Anderson. Boston.
Sch Gamecock Robinson, Beverly.
Sch Harriet Weymouth. Lynn.
Sch Golden Eagle, Hinkley, Addson-wood to
j Blake
Sch Tiara, Chatto, Bluehill-paving.
Sch Lion, Candage. Bluehil-paving
Sch Traverse, Lane, Brookln-canned lobster to
Sch Sympathy, Tainter, Boothbay.
Sch Diana, Orne. Boothbay.
Sch Mary Elizabeth. Dunton Boothbay.
Scds Augusta Herrick. Herrck, with 80 bbts
mackerel, Frank Skilings, Cushing 200.
Cleared.
Steamship Francona, Mangum, New York-Henry
sch G j Willard, Wallace. Philadelphia-E G
Willard.
Sch Brave, Smith, New York-Geo Sylvester.
Sch st Elmo, Humphrey, Boston-C A Dyer, and
K G Willard.
Sch Mary Pickard (Br) wilson Frederickton. NIB
Sch hibernia, (Brl Coggns. Westport NS-master
Sch City of Ellsworth Grant, Ellsworth Chase
Bros.
Sch Harriet, Weymouth, Bangor-Kensell Ia
Dor.
Sch Mary Wiley, williams. Bangor-Kensell &
Tabor
Sch A J York, Littlejohn. Saco to load for Phila.
depbia-,J Nckerson & Son.
sAlLED-Brig Clara Pickings; sch York.
FROM MERoHANTs' EXCHANGE.
Sid fm Antwerp 7th inst, ship Andrew Jackson,
Bartlett Galveston.
Ar at Cardiff 7th inst. ship Jairus Lincoln,
Waite, Antwerp Peru. Larrabee London.
Sid fm Marseilles 9Th inst, barque Antioch. Hem
ingway, Boston.
Ar az Bordeaux 9th inst, ship Gettysburg, Theo-
bold Cronstadt.
LAUNoHED-At Camden 8th, by II NJ Bean. schr
Alice A. Hall. 356 tons, owned by A Bird & Co.
of Rockland Capt Hall, (who is to command herD
and others.
A letter from Buenos Ayres states that NJ Cox,
mate of barque A Bean, of Portland, fell over
board July 81 and was drowned.
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ROCERIEs, EIOur, Fine Teas, and
W Coffee Pure Spices, Butter, &C.. sc.
WILLIAM AIILLlkEN & Co. 5S2 Congress st
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The Franco TunisIan Affair.

LONDON. May l7.-In the Hous, of Com.
mons last night Mr.. Guest (m,der.se libersI)
urged the government to join Italy 10 protesting
against tte OUTRAGEOUS attack of Ffsros on
iunIs MI Gladstone said, whan sorions
charges are made against Power with whom
England has been closely allied for over gen.
.fa'i9n Justice. even decsne7. demanded thut
Inc House sball DO 10 possession of authentic
iialofnahon before any action is taken. IfEag
iano WAS called upon to take measures to ASSERT
oer oWn views relative to Turkish srz,rsintv
over Iunls, she might BIZ reminded Of her own
proceedings relative to Ageirs. Tho Stand,
ara 81: correspondent ct Paris has reason to be
IIleVs9 that Bisorta vii DO maids the Frenoh
headquarters. A body of engineers is abont
10 Prooaedthltther and erect qu3ys The Tupis
ian "a correspondents Of the Daily News and I'm
standard state that Geocral Breard, when be
entered g !unls On Monday morning was escorted
oy iunlslap troops. Tho Madrid correspondent
VI !ne DailY News ssyi: "Thero is some aoi
s M nere looking to Interference by Spain in
wore. similar to that of Franc, 10 Ennis
n rne scheme is very popular" The St.ndsrS'.
Ianls dispatch, dated Monday, savs. The
population ls nu,h a2itated. The eur, of the
FRENCH troops is hourly expected, Tho natiro
way. p'aos'u'F give
III. PARIS, May l7.-Tslesraphio orders have
. ueou Issued 10 tc,upy, Tuuis in copseouepos NJ
LUG Day telegram to tho Porte.
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The Markets.,

EA1rIaoRE, Msy 17.-Virginis Go Old -; d
deferred -; do consolidated s51 Go second &c.
ries 443 past duo coupons 9Gi; new 1910. s.; :;
10 4Os coup 96i bid to-day. Cotton firm md.
ding Il !. Flous firm, but unchanged Thss:
Southern quie! and steady; Western ftrer
but inactive; Southern red 124al25; do snssa.
l28sl3l; No2 Western winter red snot l.ii;
1863; May l2isil2ii; Jule l2lial2ls; Ju;T
llti; Aug ll24 Corn-Sau.hetn quiet; We,;.
ern easier and quiet; Southern whit, 81; d. ye,.
low 6ls62; Western mixed epot 500 ,GCs Msy
ts&a59; juno 55i55i; July 65a55i; steamer 81 !.
Oats es.ier; Western wh!ts 53a5l; DO laix43 } IS
G3 Rye dull at lis. Hay unchanged. Cvuc
dull; Rio csrgoss ordinary to fair 9,Ili. Sag:
firm; A so.ses. Whiskey dull al ST. 10
NEW YORK, May 17.--Stocks sirorg. idoney
4. Flour quiet and unchanged. Whca:-c..l
riffs lower; futures lac hlghe.. Chr as.ia.
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and c;uSent' on his conscience and Judgment
b,fcre God, whatever or whoever else may con.
strain hin. BE is to be exempt from executive
menace or dsfavor Oh the one hand and execu.
tive Indictment on tho other. Long standing 90
tho orders Of the House of Commons has been
declaration that member shall suffer eXpul-
SIGN who even reports thu wishes Of the eXecuO
tiva head Of the government TO ith1onco the
votes Of tho members. Tho British cops!itu-
tioo is TO- more jealous than ours 10 this 70.
gard. To 9ivs advice. and honest. independent
advice ss to az appolntm ant proposed is as much
the right and duty of Senator as it is tho right
or duly OF tho President to propose the name.
81 his advice one way or the other, it is no
more so act OF dlsrespeos or treason to the
nominating power than tho VerGlc; of Juror or
the decision of judge. The idea that the
Senate is simply to fud out what is wanted aud
then do 1t NO c,nnot believe safe or admissible,
AID thus far no party hes dared or Descended 10
est uG suca test OF psrty fidelity or allegiance.
10 this instance suoh prominence has been
given 10 the subject, sud such dissrust has been
expressed OF the ooiri c.ness ofour position, that
wo think it right aud dutisul to submit the
matter TO the poser to which alone 80 are
bound, and ever ready to bow. The Legislature
is in s.sslon 1t is republican 10 majority. and
New York aoouod5 in sons quito as able as We
to bear her message und commission in the
Senate ct tho Uoited States. With profound
sense Of Tho obligation VIC eve, with devotion
to tho republican party and its cteed of liberty
snd right, with reveront attachment to the grea.
State whose interests and hoaors are dear to US,
We hold i. respectful and becoming to make
! room for these who may correct all errors we
| have made, interpret Alright ell duties wo have
miscoEcsiVed. We therefore nclcse our rees.
| nations but hold fast The privilege as citz ,ns
and republicans 10 stand for the constitutional
rights Of all men aad Of sll representatives,
whether cfths States, the nstlon or the people.
We have the hoaor to be, very respectfully,
your obcdent servants.
Roscoe CoNKLISG,
THos q. PLATT.
To his Excellency Gov Cornell.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Proceedings of the Senate To. day


WASHINGTON. D. O., May lG.-Mr. Davis.
ct w, Va, after the reading of the Journal,
Ioqulted ironlcllly Of Mr.. Dawes whether he
Tas cot nov r!ady to pric,ed with the con.
sidefatIon OF the rcsolu ion for TIC q ction Of
Senate officers
Mr.. Dawes replied tbst whatever The msjotiIy
CT The Senate storld decide &C, that resolution
he would bcR 10. He would net he found
rs:lstlug the will Of tho Scnste ITSELF. The
Senator from West Virginia had boconc. from
an accidental occ1rreco on tho republican side,
ready to submit 10 the will CT the majority
oeoau'e Ito beileVad that tbern was 4 maj 1riiy
on hIa slde. Ha tMg. Dawes) had net q word
TO gay. bu: vas willing 10 boz to the will of tho
majority, for him or against hio.
MIR. Davis said tina. hs WAS glad that the
Senator from Massachusetts, was willing 10
procecd with tho pending business. which he
had been 81 aty'ous TO 20 on with during tic
past moth.
Mr.. Dawes regretted thu: tbs Senator was
ambitious 10 eXposs tho ground upon which he
s:ocd. Gao would suppose tia. when u. s.
Senator took position SO inconsistent radically
With tho fundamental pri5ciplcs of the Govern
msnt, that tho majority should not rule unless
tins majority wcuid do Is he wanted. lie would
not bs ambitious to upoovar himself 10 the
American people. He (Mt. DaWes) would
remind tho Senator that tho Scripture spoke,
10 not comnendatlo terms, Of men Who made
themselves bsre 10 tic sez, of 90 Indignant
Iu.lo. exposing themselves cod their shame,
Ihe Senator he'd had 90 higher erourd for his
opposition to thu resolution than tha. he was
CONSCIOUS that the rc!uit up 70 5es'c:day could
DO arslass him. an3 nos be woke up to 90
alarming ard nav "a! fjr the passage of the
reso simply beslus. 40 accidental raiority
had yesterday morui1g been turned UPON him.
50 lar es ha lMr. DaWas) wss concerned no
motion which the Senator might make 10 regard
to the resolution would meet With spy opposi-
ton beyond Ih, force Of bis vote.
Mf, Div:s regretted that tho Senator should
nave referred to the Scriptures to slpport him,
LIZ did Dot o,mc ':or, the rich. direction. Hs
Wiud llks to kro7 how long this accidental
nfJorlty Was eoirg to ooutinue. The demo.
Gratis had had this accidental msi3riry" three
or teuc times, He bad asked N orc 10 pleasantly
than other@iss, Whether tho Senator from
MASSACHUSETTS, desired to proceed to the con
sdsratloo of his resolution. Ho (Mr, Davis)
bad 90 wish to fore, it,
Fir; Dawes moved to 70 into executive session
aud d!o!lned 10 yield to MIR. Burnside to III
W, MS Io.cr oo'aaic canal resolution.
Mf. Burnside thereuaon said TINT be would
TO morrow call 1t up and ask the Senate to
dispose OF 1t IN Ole way or another,
lha senate then. at 1915. went in!o executive
session,
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Republican GisEcUS.

Tie republican Senator'S held c3ua1s y.s
terday afternoon, for tic purpose Of dclefuu-
log what course nhou,d be ndoDtoi with yiaw
OF reachiog ASTON 90 the R,b,r;soa nas9os-
ton aud oth:r oontest.d cases, ed Of thus
securing sc cs-'y aGiou-aucu. Of the Sana;e.
Alter g comparatively short debate it sgas
decided, wlih only four GEsenliDg votts that
the committees shalt repoEt bsck eli ueadlog
nominations forthwith, wito a vtsw Of lisa!Iy
dsposlug OF ell the tzscu!2e hu:i2oss il tins
for hnal aoIourlmeut CT TIC Senate By Thurs.
day or Friday.
The necessity OF lraV,dIcs fer en- cIecico Of 2
President of the Sensie pso teup pore beioro the
CLOSE of the session WIS siso brought 70 Ia, at
tention Of the cDu.us; and ss The democrats nav
Constitute ncj Gritty CT tie body. it vas agreed
to notify them That the republicans sill consider
Senator HsFlls CT Tennessee, es n scaaptsb!s
cholc, fer the pasi.iGg. Hod sill caeeriuy
Bcquiesce 10 h!a e!lc;ioa. che resignstioDs CT
the Senators wsre referred 10 duriag The csu,us
proceedings.
Timothy CioHl y died 10 Bjstcn Yesterday
from fracture Of tIo skull rcc:i9sd by falling
while being cj;ced from The bar room CT The
Boston Hotol On Saturday evening.
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sorted to the sham of resignation.

Mr.. Conkii1g in his !et.o- to Goverac. UorA
nell tending his rosisas:i2. {: !. 5. Sers.of-.
though 10 felt ce7!Aia wGoa &c W:o.9 i; tn! ho
would bo reelec!ed-ssy!
Although party service my bn fairly con-
sidered in making selections OF pu5:ic iii ,3rs. il
can hardly be n9ltainet :hss t2a Gena.e il
bound without C&lio - rea0va iacumb2n's
merely to make p.2ce5 for those whom any in
dividusl, even ths Fros:d3lt, or a Iucnbcr Of his
Cabinet, wishes 10 repay ~. being rec7ean. 20
others or eerviceab!a 20 hi:a.'
And ycttho ex-senator YES oaoo! TIC s:,U1ch.
est supporters Of tho Malone GGrg2in, end that
bargain WAS ID repay General Malone for 5oioG
recreant to Virginia sid tho democratic psrty,
and servicesbio 60 !ha Republican party, Mr.
Conkling included.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE p1s.'s Guarcis,
article says: The Stock Exchange markets Ar
strong to buoyapt. except for U. s. hoods, o.
the latter the d dtclinod and tho 43,5 IEr
So are up to day 5 to 1887. The 4, have sire.
recovered tho decline. Stale bonds src qljoi,
Rsiroad binds arc irregular. tu; geaetely
higher. tho advarcs ranging from 4,2 Der G.,
the after Mil. & st. Paul lists. l. the stock
market the Southwestern stocks have bees t!r
spccial features, and they have advanced y
az The telegraph stocks bsva bean n9:sbY
slrorg, ana thu ola Western Union st OK h..
advanced to 1928 AID the nav {, Oh from lo};
and 500 respectively.
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A Cough, Cold Or Sore Throat should
9e stopped Neglect frequently results in all
1ncurable Lung Dtsense or COnsump.
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IkGCHEs do not disorder the atom 4ch Ike
cough syrlps and balsams.- but net directly
on the Unframed parts, allaviug irritation,
give relletln asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs,
Calarrh, and the Throat Troubles winch
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Iroches have been recon mended by physicians,
ana always give perfec; satisf .ction Having
oeen tested by wide and constant use 70, neif y
an entire generation. they have at.sined well
mefl.ed rank among the few staple remedies CT
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