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THE PROVISION sTorx

CINCINNATI, April THE pr;,.
Current. in its annual 81 atemenl nj .,aos' t,ns
OF pI Iov.sions IN the country IN March
embracing stocks al oil the in,erlor ns.t
ing points aud the large Western ci,ia. ill.,.
also at The seaboard cities and in ,rans,
shows an aggregate of 4l4,2ab 0on
pounds OF meat i'clndlng pork 81, ,4OO0OS
pounds less than at same time last ys,, ,u'
This stock Of lard is So al ooa
pounds, or 1880 900 pounds | IS ,'V. lnan
yeaf ago-sn aggregate decreas. of Ia
100000 pounds OF product, equal To m
product Of 100000 hngs. The n,ck,uo
in the West since March Is rep ,tlrJ !
Sso 900 hogs to dae, against 7oC ON
hogs last year.
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ANNOYING.

During the performance in the OpaIa
House last evening. young man wear
ing glasses, persisted in eating peanuts,
much to the annoyance of those sitting
near him. This practice that should
be stopped by those having authority.
There Is nothing more annoying than to
be sitting near person eating peanuts
duringa performance especially If the
performance happens to be an Opera.
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THIRD EDITION
Washington.
yHR SENATE DEADLocK-vInWs AND
PURPOSES Oh BOTH sIDRs.

VIE SENATE DRADLocK-vIRws AND
PURPOSES Oh BOTH sIDRs.
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1881.
A number Of republican Senators now
favor holding caucus early next week,
with 9 view OF trying to come to an
agreement to hold executive sessions to
consider important nominations. This
move does not include the idea OF
abandoning the pending contest over the
organ cation of the Senate.
Que of the most prominent re-
publican Senators said yesterday that
In his opinion, the Senate would be
here all summer.
A prominent democratic Senator
said to day:-"The democratic side
of the Senate intends that the Vir-
ginia election shall be held without
the help of Mr.. kiddleberger as Ser
geant~at-Arms OF the Senate"
The Virginia election takes place
in November.
The Secretary of the Treasury
stated, immediately after the ad-
journment of the Cabinet this after
noon, that nothing could yet be said
on the subject of the maturing
bonds.
At later hour the Secretary said
he had concluded what course tc
persue relative to the maturing
bonds, but could not announce whaI
the programme would be until it wat
completed. He added in connection
with this statement, that he would
give the matter out for publication
at the earliest possible moment
Beyond this nothing official can be
learned on the subject.
SENATORS LEAVING WASHINGTON
Senator Fair left Washington last
night for st Louis, whittier he has
been called on important private
business. For the period OF his
absence (which he estimates at
about ten days) he is paired with his
colleague, Senator Jones, of Nevada.
Senators Teller and Maxey have
paired for the remainder of the
session and left Washington iol
Colorado and Texas respectively.
The pair OF Senator Edmunds, ,whC
is stall In Florida, has been trans
ferled to Senator Garland, of Arkan
sas, who has gone home, and is not
expected back in this city during
the present session.
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A CRISIS IN ITALY
KOME. Anrij-

In the Chamber of m nanr,,,lo =, 1851.
Gay signor Zanardelli moved ! voe" 70"
OF confidence in the Cabinet. .Siss kG.e
motion was rejected by lea "nleh a
against III nays. Premier CaisSss has
moved an adjournment Of tha Inalroll nl
the &c commands OF the King. '''s'Ss
Inc majority against the govern.
ment consisted Of the Right bt'..n, ans
fractions of the Left and 9an, and
The Diritto announces that Prsm,n- Pe,-
Carroll has rendered the resiynaiiaess es
OF the Cabinet. The King reservaa ,oa
his decision. 'e'erSSs
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WiIsn ingtOas Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
n .


FLOUR Is fairly active i..4d firm. Sales
of 25OO bblS, including Mi 3esoJa extras
at So 70 for medium TO fancy, clear, and
al - 90 % Is for straigh J; tenusglvania
DO. at 30 50a 6, and Patents at 20 76a7 75
Rye Flour is firm at % 1215a5 % per bar.
rel: Nething doing In Corn Meal.
GRAIN.-Wneat is fairly active aud
bushels. including rejected, at 81 iojS a
| Ii; and No. 2, red, car lots, at Al ~
No. 2 red, m elevator, at l 70 April, 81 2OH
May, and 81 20 June. Rye-Pennsyl lvahia
is worth at at $l.04 a 05 per BUSH Com
Is In good guest and iather firmer.
sales OF 1900 bushels, including yellow,
4 55c. a561zc., net and regular; steamer,
5ica55i and rejected, at 54<a65c. AL the
open boaId, 6oI2c. was bid for AprI1, boi%c.
Tor May Il 5a14c. for June. oats are
in good demand and higher, sales of
9OOO bushels, Including white at 44a48c,
and rejected and mixed at 4214a43.
The receipts to-day were as follows: 23l5
barrels OF flour. 1850 bushels wheat, 20
400 bush. corn, 3i00 bush. oats. 42O0 bush
els OF barley and 20 barrels whiskey.
WHIsKEY-Smail sales of Western IRON
bound are reported at 81 lU per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY April 4, 5 P. M,
Beer cattle were IN demand this week
and prices were raction higner; 1gS
mead arrived and sold at the different
yards q. 8 61ac. per pound, as TO qual /.
ly.
SHEEP were fraction higher. sGa
sold at the different yards at, 55sa6a<o.
per lb., and Lambs At TAI nc. per 10.
Hoes were unchanged, $500 ghead ar.
rived and sold at the different yards, al
8as11e.. per iD., as to condition.
PARK DROVE YARD.
FJty-second and Lancaster dpe, ApilI7
5HEEP-Extra. ITO to l30 Ds,-8.3O TO g. 40
good. 10 10 lO0 ibs., to $50; fair. u
20 80 hs., 81 to w; good lambs, az u
| medium lambs, 9 to %; Calves
TO ~. Arrivals. 4O00 head. Marke
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BARNEY,s FLIGHT

Barney Boseoblatt, "a well known barber
whose shop was un Seventh street, Aear
M arket, lett the city su 1de My last night
Before leaving he broke the LOOKING
glasses and other furniture OF the room
and left the water running over the HooI
BY breaking the pipe under the sink
The fioor was well flooded when the
shop was opened tLis moruluR. To the
damage thas 0ccasioned, an unpaid rent
bill also onpresses the owner of Ii
building, Nr.John B Lewis.
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A DIsGRACED PRINCE.
LONDON, April I, 1881,

The Cologne Gazette ssys;-"Ths
Russian Gc nj Duke Nicholas CoAstan
unovitch formerly no orIons 10 connect
Ton wi h = hett OF diam dnds, was arrested
Tueuras Rht in the village OF snbliDv,
on the railway to Moscow, and nstrDed
ma cas- belonging to his taher, tue
Grant Duke Constantine, a brother OF
tho late Gear, near st. Pelershu'a, on
suspicion Of being concerned In political
intTiEnss IN favor OF his father. IL 10
not known whether she latter WH pIiVy
TO thu inldgues." ..-"..-
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MEDICAL DMPABrhkFf,
STATE UNIVRRSITY oE Iowa

iowa CITY, Ia.
az can endorse II as the best prspara-
tIsn of The Kind / have eve used. No
physieiAn oan afford 10 do without IT,
ssys Professor 4. q. COWPERfHW WAITE,
Women, &c.) OF the Liebig Co.'S Ami
Gated Extract Of Witch Hssei Cures
Female Weakness and Periodical Runer.
ing, I,eueorrho-a, RKhauslins losses OF
Is ood and Neuralgia. Beware ofehsap
tnunterfsiLa.
sod 10 a fty ssnts and dollar sizsa.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09

WALL STREET YESTERDAY
Stocks were quiet and prices found
lower level. Governments were
strong, States steady and railway
bonds weak. Money on call ruled
at S to 6 per cent on stock collateral.
Foreign exchanges were frmer.
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ARRESTS IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN, April I las

DUHLIN, April I, 1881.
Two brothers named Nally, sons Of tbs
tanner OF Claremorris, lately in custody
on suspicion Of having attempted -
murder MIR. Hearne and John HasoU
Of ClaremoHis, have been arrested un.
der the coercion act. A mob sttned
some policemen oil q tram al The Nav
Castle West Limerick) railway station
ts-hay. Three OF the policemen were
injured.
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II you want the sunday morning
news buy the Star.
LEAGUE COURTS.

LONDON, April 9.-Earl Cowper,
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, has ad-
dressed circular 10 magistrates
throughout Ireland requesting tnelr
cooperation in stopping The illegal
holding Of league courts, and remind
ing them that all persons taking part
in the proceedings of such courts are
liable to arrest under the Coercion
act.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.
a GARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretiens of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood.
&C., will send recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary in South
America. Send q self add dressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, M0tt0m ID
NtW York CstS. Mavs-00d D&w1y.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09

When a man of family 1nda himself
attacked by - violent cold. 1t ID hrs uuty
10 relieve the anxiety of his vile and
cnildr, IA and seek remedy ysinmediately
DIR. Bulls Cough syrup costs only 10 cents
bottle, and - lew doses Will give tnsia amt
Teliei.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09

marriages have Increased 20 per cent
slnee young men have learned OF tls
soothing effect of Sines' Tar, Wild Cherry
II you keep bottle on hand Tor M, smasl
esncy. you are safe In bringing things 10
sa3s fsb8
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09

HOrlGE.-Dr. Kiine's Great Nerva
Resiorer isthe marvel of the age for ali
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped fre..-
Send to93l Arch Street, Philadelphia.
oct N-lv
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1857 Prizes, amounting TO, ,.yt
Responsible corresponding agents wa,ii.
ed at all points, to whom liberal conn
aAtion Will be paid.
For further Information, write clear,
giving full address. Send orders no
pfaas, or Regtstered Letter or Mon,
Order by mail, addressed only to
ID. A. DAUPHIE
"a IA. A. DAUPHIN at -
No. 3l9 Broad way, New York
All our GTandExtraordinaryD Drawino
are under the supervision and mana ?.
oent OF Generals g, T, Beauregarc ana
IuhaI A. Early. eHo
maEo-2taw6w&w,
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Never spend your money before you
have II. / his VIII save you from many
dtmculties and some TEN ptations. But
ifyou have a cold spend rs cents for q
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09

Ifyeu would avoid disappointment and
save time and mone take DIR. Bulls
Cough syrup and none other.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
FOURTH EDITION
la.a sMsioaas spr ro-l,Ms.

Clearing weather, northerly to west
erly winds, slight changes In tempera-
ture ami stationary or rising barometer.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
HOW TO sECuREaEALTH.

1t is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SARSAPA-
RILLA AND STILLIEGIA, or
BLOOD AND Liver SYRUP will ro-
store health W the physical lorganization.
1t is strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
take and the BEST BLOOD PUkIEIER
ever discovered, curing 5orofula, Svphi-
litlc disorders, w eak ness of the Kidneys,
ErysipeiAs, Malaris, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis.
eases of she Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, akin, etc.
BAKERS PAIN PAEACEA eIres
pain In Man or Beast.
DR. ROGERS WORN SYRUP In
stAntly destroys WORMS.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
From Yesterdays Kate EAisisn
SOCIETY MATTERS.
sRLRcT READINes-FRIENDL VISIT
INSTALLATIONS.

sELncT READINGs-FRIENDL VISIT
INSTALLATIONS.
Pref. s. X. Murdock, who,on Wednes-
day evening, 9Th inst, will give select
readings in the Opera House lecture
room, tor the benefit of keokuk Tribe,
No. 9 |. o. r. NJ, appeared before the
Tribe, last night, and gave several fine
selections.
Delaware Lodge, No. |, |. o. o. f.,
will pay friendly visit to Mechanics
Ledge, No. 4, on Saturday night.
Edwin Hirst, Grand Ma ter OF the
Grand Lodge Of Delaware, A. .. of u.
r., is closing his Off cisl labors and ge T.
ing read for the annual meeting OF the
Grand Lodge, which will be held in this
city ON Tuesday afternoon next.
During the present week Gtand Mas
ter Hirst insl allied the officers of The
subordinate lodges of the order In this
city, as follows:
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09

AMERICAN sTAR, NO. /.
W. G.-Sam'l Powell.
w. V. G.-John II. Robinson.
w. Chaplain-Wm. Ii. Bradford.
w. r. S.-W. n. Robinson.
w. +. S.-Nicholas Green.
w. Treas. Lew 8 Yonker.
w. WIN. Procknow.
w. J. WIN. e. Cloud.
W. T.-B. d. Spence.
WASHINGTON, NO. 3.
W. G.-Jamea Glenn.
w. V. G.-Joseph W. Brice.
w. Chaplain-Wm. ii. Valentine.
W. II. S.-Thos. r. Moreland.
w. +. S.-rfos. Mum.
w. Treas.-J. J. hcMullen.
w. W. james Black.
w. j. W.-John 6inton.
w. Tyler-Thos. G. Jones.
w. j. T.-George Ii. Bennett.
LIBERTY, NO. Q.
w. G.-Robert Barry.
w. V. G.-Elijah Green.
w. Chaplain-R, W. Crook.
w. r. S.-Chas. II. Speer.
w. +. S.-J. Henry Bricks.
w. Treas.-Sam'l g. Fell.
w. WIN. 4. Green.
w. J. WIN. F. Kinzinger.
w. TT. w. Carpenter.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09

500 pair Brown Duck Oyeralls at
rs cents per pair at the Boston One
Price Clothing House. a8,2t.
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I'm all PLAYED Out"

is a common complaint. Ii you feel SO,
gat package OF Kidney Wort aud Ia ka
II aud you will at once feel Its touic pow.
er. II re news the healthy action of tho
kidneys, bowels and liver, and thus re-
stores the natural life and strength to
ths weary body. Ii can now be had IN
either dry or liquid form, and In sithel
way 10 always prompt and efficient in
actioD.-Nsw Bedford Standard.
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- EGIsrER'B ORDER.
RFGIsTER's OFFICE.
New GasLle Co. March 20 lRaI

New Castle Co.. March 30, 1881.
Jpon the Application OF W lillian II .staats.
Aonl rator OF Lydia j. staats, lats
lereaaed, lI Is ordered aud directed nv
the Register that The Administrator afors-
talu give notice OF the granting OF letters
Dt Administration upon the estate OF Ihs
deceased. with the Date of granLiaK there
d, by causing adv vertisemeDLs TO be postea
Nltnln lorty days from the date oa sush
letters, in six OF the most public plAees OF
Ine county or New Castle. requiring Ali
persons having demands against the as-
late 70 present the same or abide by an
act OF assembly In such case made and
81 ttdes. And also cause the same to be
heerted within the same period 10 the
NILhIFsToN GAzETTE, anewspapsr pub
ished IN wilmington, and 70 be coutinued
there n three weeks, 2. o. d.
l Given under the hand and zeal
IA. =. OF ONCE OF the Register Aforesaid
~ at Wilmington, IN New O@Stls
;uuty Aforesaid, the day and y ear above
written. s. O. BfGG@. Re0istsr.
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NOTIcM.

ALI persons having claims against The
Sstste of tne deceased must present the
on OF before March S0th. 1883, or abids
tha act of Assembly In such ease "a de
provided.
WILLIAM II. STATS,
Adm sMatSr.
Address Wilmington, Del.
mh2l-eweods
The daily gazette., 1881-04-09
The City MARKET.

The following we're the ruling prices II
mark ct this morning:
Butter, fresh, per pound ....... $50 40
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-02
rnn CAmerons die hard in Penn.

THE CAmerons die hard In Penn
Ilvanla, but It looks az If die they
sEast. On the 14th ballot Oliver
- stlll as far from election as
osees and the Grow phalanx stick
~ their favorite like grim death.
4 ~ proposition TO drop Oliver and
oake up Wayne McVeigh will
have the CAmerons in as helpless
: plight - ever. because McVeigh
. the eon-in-law Of old Simon and
Ne bfother-in-law of Donald Cam
esou, and the underlying idea is to
& 6lspoFse the clan. The work OF
1ovoIt against the Cameron domi-
l]nntlon, begun at the Chicago Con.
Vontion, will be prosecuted to the
Dlttsr end, and to success, as the
situation looks now. Political
Hssboases'' are entering on q very
SaA cycle. The whisper is growing
1oud In Pennsylvania that, not.
NIthstandipg the treaty Of Mentor,
aas6eld would not be sorry to
- the Cameron scepter broken
encs for all. The expectant office
heldsr IL, consequently, laboring
Eunder no restraint.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-02
Nothing Short Of Unmistak abe
Benefits

Conferred upon tens OF thousands Of
sufferers could originate and maintain
the reputation which AYERS SARsAPA-
RILLA enjoys. 1t Is o compound of the
best vegetable alternatives, with the
Iodides of Potassium and iron, and is the
most effcctual of all remed les for scrofu-
lous, mercurial or blood disorders. Uni
formly successful and certain in its rem.
edial effects. it produces rapid and COM
plete cures of Scrofula, Sores, Boils, HUI
mors. Pimples, Eruptions, Skin Diseases
and all disorders arising from impurity
OF the blood. By its Invigorating effects
1t always relieves and often .cures Liver
complaints, Female Weaknesses and Ir.
regulaaities. and is a potent remover Of
vitality. For purifying the blood 1t has
no equal. 1t tones up the system, re-
stores and preserves the health, and inn
parts vigor and energy. For forty years
1t has been in extensive use. and is to-
day the most valuable medicine tor the
suffering sick, anywhere.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-02

. new State whose claims
would bs quite as respectable as
those of Colorado. which was ad.
mitted ~ = State just in time to
prevent Mr.. Tllden's being easily
declared President. A State 90
constituted would be y homogene-
GUS and wealthy commonwealth,
and would abound in all the ole.
ments Of agriculture, horticulture,
mineral and commercial wealth.
It certainly does no harm to specu-
late upon the possibilities; and, II
the three counties named were to
court an alliance with the ''sun.
kissed" territory. q new State
would probably be evolved sooner
than In any other way.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-02

The Democratic majority In
I ~ Senate of the United States has
ono . sensible thing in determine
~, In caucus, that the same pro-
( 1o1nre shall govern in the counting
~ The Presidential votes which has
i nCoyafled since the foundation Of
80 government, with the melan.
0Aoly exception of the fraud.
l1o1Ghted Presidential winter of
.kAc7o-77. There have been few In
6G1nnces In constitutional govern.
s1nent OF . greater inconsistency
faoau has charact erized the Repub.
51Dan party on this question OF
&&6ontlng the electoral votes. In
I ne Fall Of 1876 some extreme Re-
,Spublicans Get up the preposterous
1 G1nim that the Vice President
2ono had the right to declare the
Sooelt, thus Investing that hitherto
5nct8 nifcant Individual with more
1>an sovereign power. Roscoe
q yonklIng and other Republicans,
~ their credit, rejected this absurd
5G6tension, and the Electoral Com.
<Nnlrplon was the result. While
os0old has been elected President
4o1 Will. be 90 declared, there is q
6Soat deal Of Importance and sig
1(lleeuee attaching to the manner
RI Uhich this declaration shall. be
1900 II 10 good, In politics as In
SUJjGlou, TO hold fast to tradition.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-02

The Harteon County Govern.
1at bill gives many indications
Vitality. It looks very much ~
d Wers now undergoing gesta.
- which will result In q legal
11lk shortly. Should it. or some
n1lAs measure, become law. the
6oont county officers would hold
~ until 1882, when we could
~ he Governor and other State
4 uoEo and the local officials all
1otheY. For years past there has
1uestionAbly been growing up
- Qalifornia an opposition to the
Solnsrous elections which have
4 opotofore entailed such great ex.
( onse. Taking the State as
Aele. We have. at the. present
z1tne, = tolerably acceptable AND
toisnt set Of county officials and
$50 public interests would not suf'
- should the Harrison bill pass.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-02
EAST Err ".
Ora Retired ~ . M"J8s-GeneraI-
Fu20s VI NaiiOnaS Banks.

Ora Retired ~ . MDJ ~ -0eneraI-
fusds " National Banks.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1st.-The
President has approved the bill
placing General Ord on the retired
list with the rank of. Major Gen.
eral.
The National Banks hold $780,
.s9l 900 specie, gold coin being near
~ one hundred millions and silver
coin about seven millions. The
amount Of circulating notes out
standing, December 31st, was
$317, 900. 900.
Will Adhere 10 ahs Ola Aeah0d.
WAsHINaToN, Feb. 1st.-The
Democratic Senatorial caucus met
to make arrangements for count.
ing the electoral votes next week.
After some discussion It was
unanimously decided,
First, that the Democratic ma
jorlty In the Senate will not con.
sent to the establishment of the
president proposed by the Ingalls
resolutions or any similar regulA.
lions deviating from the long es-
tablished practice Of counting the
electoral vote In joint convention
Of the tive branche,J in the hall Of
the House of Representatives.
Second, the resolution now on
the table Of the Senate declaring
that the Vice. President has no con.
stitutional authority to count the
electoral votes, shall be called up
at an early day, probably to.mor-
row, and pressed to passage at q
continuous session running
through the night, II necessary.
Third, the select Committee on
this subject shall report and the
majority In the Senate pass 81
soon o. possible, . substitute fol
Ingallsls resolution . concurrent
resolution providing In eubotanes
Isl TIE two He1el9 e1ell oe11'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-02

Mann we repeat that California
~ n6ver In such danger as now.
y ~ outcome Of an agitation
h1oA resulted In the formulation
- adoption Of , new organic law,
r 6ofts Of schemes involving the
eopriation OF large sums of
n6y are floating around in the
<lolntive atmosphere at Sacra.
@1oI The new Constitution was
eollsh the lobby, but 1t IL an
}nesly sAfe proposition that
= 1hlrd House was never 90 nu-
R6ne or % powerful at the State
1( 1tal ~ It h to-day. The enter
y Wedes Of the Debris appropria-
l1s n Il IL not properly knocked
viii Do untold damage. And
ffho psspls have not awakened
: y tltho Of their real danger.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-02

BILE In the nall OF the House OF rep
resentatives on the 9th inst; that
lists Of the electoral votes
shall be made by two or more
tellers on the part of the House
and one or more on the part Of the
Senate; that the totals for each
Presidential and Vice. Presidential
candidates excepting the votes
cast for the State Of Georgia seven
days after the time prescribed by
the Federal laws) shall be handed
to the President Of the Senate and
he, a. presiding officer Of the joint
convention, shall announce the re-
cults in the same way In which the
results were announced under sim.
liar rcumstances fn- the years
1919, 1887 and 1859, when the cleo
toral votes of the States OF Missou'
ri, Wisconsin and Michigan were
cast ON days other than those fixed
by the general law.
According to this proposed ar.
rangement 1t would be q hyp0thet-
ical declaration as to what would
be the total for each candidate. "If
the votes of Georgia be not count.
ed" but II 10 provided In the con-
current resolution that this hypO'
thetical declaration should be sur-
plemsnted by an announcement by
the presiding officer that In any
event James A. Garfield and Chss.
ter A. Arthur have received the
constitutional majority of all the
electoral votes and are duly elected
President and Weep resident.
The Fsnxsr Of wall street.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-SENATE
The Finance Committee to-day
agreed to amend the House Fund.
ing bill 90 as to make the bonds
s. EOS and fix the rate of interest fol-
both bonds and treasury certifi-
Gates at 81 per cent. The fourth,
fifth and sixth sections have not
been considered yet.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1st.-Bland-
ing Shows steamer Rosalms. from
London, came ashore OH Ocean
Beach. The crew and four passen-
gers refused to be landed. The
mate, John Pepper, was subse-
quently brought ashore by the
crew and reports % persons on
board. The steamer was Is months
old, was owned by Steele, Young
& Co., of London, and was valued
at El5,000. She was insured In
England. She ia probably . wreck.
ssili IIAngtng Fire.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 1st.-Four-
teenth ballot: Wallace, Is, Oliver
70, Grow so. Adjourned.
Served HIM Right.
DALLAS, Tex, Feb. 1st.-AuEust
Klapp shot and killed Anton1 Cos.
ohleich, q wealthy German. The
latter went to the house of the for.
mer to get his daughter. who had
been obliged to leave home on &C.
count of brutal treatment, and be-
coming very abusive and demon
strativs, kicking III Klapp's door,
the latter shot him with q Win.
chester rifle. Goschleich's wife
committed suicide q few months
ago on account of the i'll treatment
Of her husband. Knapp surrender.
ed to the authorities aud has pub
lie sentiment in his favor.