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PRODUCE.
Chicaso.


OHIcAoo, April 22.-Flour-Steady
and firm; winter wheat - 0Ota q 90; XN
spring a 5Otd5 on; extra ~ OOcaI So.
Wheat-Activr. firm and higher: No. .
red winter 81 l0cal l2i; No 2 Chicago
bpring 81 05} cash; 81 OGlal OGI seller
May; 81 O7EC9i OF! seller June; 81 Os
seller July. CJD-Slrong and higher
at 44c cash; Ale seller Nay and June,
45ic seller July. Oats-strong and
higher mt 3Gic cash; 81 seller May:
3sic seller June; 35c seller July. Rye
Steady and unchanged. Barley Strong
and higher at 81 10. Flsx,eed -Firm
at 81 la. Provisions Unsettled. Mess
Pork-strong and higher at si7 10 cash
$l7 5OC4l7 SET seller May; sl7 ~ seller
June; 81 rs seller July. IArd-Active,
hrm at &Il q cash; $ll "a seller May;
tll 4Ot9lI 42l seller Juss: slI EFD
IL 80 seller July. Bulk Msabs-In good
demand at full prices; shoulders 81 90;
short ribs fS 60: short clear ~ ~.
Whisky-Quiet and unchanged at sl Os.
Baltimore.
BALrInoRs, April 22.-FIour- Steady.
Whest-western higher and firm; No.
2 winter red, spot and seller April 81 2ls
al 22i; seller MAY 81 22tCsI 22l: seller
June 81 2ItcsI 2I!; seller July 81 I7lG
ls}; selle' August 81 l6l. Corn
Western higher and inactive: MIXED
spot 57tts57!c: seller April 56iCs57ic:
seller May 5GtsJ6.c; seller June 55lc
steamer St956lc. Oais-DuIl and eas.
ier; western white 4e<s,47c. Rye-Lower
st 81 20. Hsy-steady. Provisions -
Irregular and unsettled. but holders are
frmer. Mes Pork-Old SIS: new bulk
meats. packed, 6iS9lc. Baeon-sbou
de1 7te; clear rib sides l0ic; hams lia
l2c. Lsrd-Rs6ned I2ic. Better
Quiet. Esxs-Q1iet End vesk at IGfs
l1ic. Petroleum Dull; reGaed Sc.
Cofee-Dull. Sugar Firm. Whisky
Dull.
CscIsxArI, April 22.-Co.ion-Quiet
and Unchanged st I0ic. Flour-Essisr
aud active, bat not quotsbly higher.
whest-strooger; No. 2 red winter 81 IL
@1l4 Cofn--S,ronr; No. 2 mixed 48c.
Osss-Sironger. No 2 mixed 4iic. Rye
-Irrexular; No. 2gl 2?C41 24i. Barley
Quiet and firm; No. 2isll 81 10. Pork
-Quxt ard 6rm at tH 90. Lard
Pirmer ASH Is. Bulk Meats-stopger:
shoulders IS s7i: clear rib ss 90. Bacon
-Firm~r: shoulders SIC; clear rib Ole;
ciesr 9ic. wbisky-stfong and higher
at 81 %: salesI 70 bbls At 81 03IlI Ot
Botter-Qaisf and unehanged.
Hsv Ostsaaa
Esv OsI.xAss, April 22.-CoGee-
Qniet; Rso casvoea, ordinary 70 prime,
I04l3lc. engsr-In rood demand; inle-
nor 70 good common 6307c; common
70 good common 7397lc; yellow eIsr.
6ed ehSStc. Molssses-Infesior 2se;
centrifugal 26S57e; common 80 .sz;
iair 2e033S prime 3S940c; iermrnsiss
z6(S45c; cistefn bottoms 5000 Rice--
Dali; ordinary 10 prime 4!s,y
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BEGIN TO SEE TaEIR FOLLY.

The Republican Senators VIII Tive In
Next Week.
wAsnISGroS, April 22 The Republi-
can Senators will doubtless meet in eau
Gus tn morrow. The purpose Of the
meeting is to bring about the holding OF
one or more executive sessions at an
early date, in order to dispose Of some
portion Of the accumulated business,
but with the understanding that the
contest over the proposed election Of
officers will then be renewed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-23

Be wise; simply call on your druggtis
for Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" when
you have Q cold or cough. Is cents .
bottle.
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a oood EndorssmSnt

William Rstmeier, druylss. corner
Grove and National avenue, hilssukee,
writes he has sold Thomas' Ecieetr'e Ni
for the past three years, and nothing Of
the kind has ever given such decided
s.tisisction for coughs, colds, sore
throata, and rheumatism.
Nlpaatee, Decembr Is, 1880.
LAughlin Bsoa 4 Co., Agents, WhesL
inc
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money At 4 to 5 Per Csnt.-Governments
Quiet and unehanged-flour Steady
and fim-Wheat Active, Firm
and Higher-Hogs Firm
FINANCE.


nv.vcp
NNS
u.v yo,&
r-v In.;, oo -N.v,na
az u. "Pm Pin.;n. =, 4 nar nsn,
Sr;, ~.a,s,;,s ~ ..Tasl ~, 80,
s.a.l'. .ssh.n p"psr .Syt i;It .,'
- aeoi. S.n,.aJss, H. -. ;,.no.,s
-, ,hs wsas rsd 81 s,s 900 s'"' '"P~'''
s,,w a., nnJnn 90, ,s,.
~, 49,, 49, iii. .,hs,J! IN"
o,;r AN nor can, t,s'ann, ''0
GovSpxyrxrs-oni and rr,h.,o,
~ . -. -, '
New Fves
New Four and one
New :; ....l..
n D. T. - ,",
nAiLhoap poSp 'a', ueuianu'
SrArk noMps-h -houe'a'eIy active.
orocksIIne ,I'aIke' was irregular ~
VIC openinK ou. specu'a..pn s'oh e pe,
IHuo "e' ar III u neas, T ns. sn 20
- ps. .sn.' sne az .L !" ,.n" @ n.,
Az .he nIsi oosIu .ne nia.As' oeualne
sIone, anu unuer luc orsA PURCHASERS
IN au'ance Nng'ng rom !tsot per ceh'.
Was recorded, tue iatter IN Nashville and
Chattanoogs' Lonis'iiie ana Nasnviilr
soiI up 70 per cent oanada ana faci,
nc Mail .. per cent, Michigan oentrai
= per cent 81 rau' anu Omaha
preferred, :! per cent, ahu SI Taui
"a per cent. In iate dealings Nmh'llir
shu ona'.anoosa fe'c'sn anu rreov'
e,eu i per cent, Nhne sone p,nrf
sna'es ~ ie,' U" r, 'a.''9" ,' 'ron 'ne h'en.
esa po,n.i; pi ,nI e.a' uh.,,,. noa, s'a'SS
We me'o 90 u'" SI M.,pono,,,.n "I. ~ 9anI W.. ~,
s a. =" nsn, ", Ta;I braaL us" ' csus.i hr
-por,s -; ,,;"I.,;," ;n,ar,',an,. III
,sa, o.nsra, ro.,n.,;on 80 80, e.,
thut Eehc'" ''uu't'oh w !" "'''HN s"'
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Capital Chips.

The Secretary OF the Treasury, III
order that foreign holders OF six pei
cent. bonds of the United States can
have their bonds continued atthree and
hall per cent, will establish an agency
in London. This action will avoid the
shipment OF coin from this country in
case any large amounts held abroad
should be purchased for continuance.
The total value OF the exports OF pre-
visions and tallow for the fire months
ended March, 1881, were Sos, S19,26O,
and for the same time in 1889, si6, 200
l06.
The value of dairy products exported
during the e,even months ended March,
1881, was So, ,s9i,066. Same time last
wear. Sl5 926, 1856.
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rctedo

ToLrso, Ap-il - -whest-Firm; No.
3 white Gsha.h, 81 %; No. ] white
Michigan 81 Os,: amber Michigan VI 13I;
No. 2 red Wabash. spot, - l5;
seller April 81 lli; seller May 81 III;
sell., June 81 l3I; seller July 81 10; s~l.
Ter August 81 V5; No. 3 red Wabash
Al IO,; rejsc;ed Csc. Corn-Firm; high
mixed 4slc: No 2spot and seller April
4sc; sellcr May 47le; seller June Htj
rsjrri-d Az. O4ts-Quiet and nrm;
No q l2c
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Pitbturgh

PrrrssuRsH, April 22.-Petroleum-.
Quiet: crude firm and higher; United
certificates safe; refined Sc ior Phils-
delphia delivery.
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Belva Is Willing.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Mrs. Belva A.
Lockwood, the well-known female law
yer, Of this city, has sent n communica-
ton to the President Offering to accept
the Brazilian mission il it is rendered TO
her She incloses letter from Mrs. H..
NJ. Barnard indorsing her as "one OF the
hrayest. truest women OF the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
TIE STRANDfD STEAMSHIP.

TUE CAPTAIN OF IHE RoRAIMA FORCED To ACCEPT
ASsIsIANCE-IHE VESSEL SILL IN PkEIL-PROB-
ABILITY THAT IT WILL BE SAVED.
fFRoM Al COKKKsPONpENr OF THE TRIB UNEl
OCEAN GROVE, y j., Feb. 2.The British
steamer Graima at lts at the mouth OF Shark River
Inlet Last ght the cod piercing. the mercury tall
inc i. low az 60 below !d ed her abont small
-oyo I'm Station No were nine CT The pairnlmen from
rhe Government station, who kept vigiiant watch on
the stranded steamship. About O'Clock \ signal was
given from the vessel and the surihoat crew put of IN
her The male passenger. John Marshall, was taken
ashore. Marshall Is EhglI-hmdn, and The manager or
~ .ufAtOn DrlncTara. II story Oi the StrahdlnS
"f hr srra' substantially the same az gwen by mate
Prpuer in IHE TRIBUNE Inr woman passenger aDOard
is The wife OF tn sailors uimed Noble She ~ an
elderly wOILan and wOrAed Der passage Dy acting as
steward
AT nIght the steamer kept her screw In motlon. and
by DIV cak she II Oh PIVOT. Yesterday me
spauPI'- hrau lay mort w,sr. To-day her row points
esst northeast. Tue lngiiah captain, certain or Ds
yify 10 ,Hr hIs yHse dayor iik hOsted all sail
starting har engine attempru 10 show NeW jersey
her heels Instead, the how cam" upon an seen utt
In position the vessel lay uht noon lhe C"a't
WrPckinC Agf Mt Ctptan tnrS NJ ihik tle convinced
The Eng that If he persisted III ms rtIuS 10
accept ai he wrrd loose his vessel Captan Tratties
then naked the Merritt wrerkng people 10 take hiln on
By O'Clock the Wrrcking Steamer CyclOps ana the
schooner Meteor arrived. amd hy o'clock line was
gwen 10 tn IOraima. By dusk a sixteen men
,a,Ie was run fsJm the ship aud anchored
y D 900 pound anchur Tonight one can walk t0 the
ne OF the sup, The water not being five Inches deep
rhr coast wrerkng pr0pe say tbat a the next nigh tide
win wlud nOrin the tide will hc fOnr feet lower han
usnsI Tb.re hope ~ getting The steamer III Tor
seyrIS davs and the only thing tie wreeRers can DO 10
g Oh the beach auh h"i her head TO stand any strain
gnt come from u 8 sou ucdst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
DESrE CCrYvE fAO0DS ~ CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Feb. PIT has been rain
ing IA IA, centrt and part Oi he state agA
The noois In the rivers abatng very slowly. At
shct ND TO yesterday aiernoD here has fallen this
season the enormous quantity OF slfloo lDcpes
uf ram. aud the damage lu th'' s''lion
or the sate cannot be appropriated
In Klimoh Del Norte, Trinity and Slskyon C"un'fS
the ram tell very heavily. All the streams I'D 'hoSe
c,un,ie have ovrf fl wed their banks, n00dhg the val
L.vs destroyng farms, Carrying away every bFliGe
across thpIn aud many saw wmills and hons's.
Mich or,I, and stock have been lost. The pro-
n.rtv I.strov,d IL estimated up into the milliori
Iu .na, Cnlnty ram fell lighter, but eV n In thdt
county hall million dollars cnul hO pay Ior tIe PROV
orr 1rairnyed, Tne laLP storm was Oy fl the most
and destructive that ever occurred on tn'
cn,.i the whites settled here larSe part of the
cnnutrv IA A nGpd. including much wheat Br0uhu, anu
nirs. I1c water rams OF qicAly there VIII De nIuch
smaller crop III NhlloIhih thC N"N"'"6 'N~ ' "
tOiore rUuhied on. o---..o.,. A.,
Jnr Il Od eliminated this morning al sacralhento tno
,un.r uriug within foot and halt OF the Top VA tuo
lcyces city. The icVc1 pciow tno @
ami lhc country around vas OyernOweu' lue .o"n y.
W.. .biurtou YOO Count, OppOShe Sacrdinenlo'. was
n,iudttrd. Ino uIiudso ln OOtn pa wa Is1cu on
ennrmnuA ,um The entire Sdcranen.O valley presents
the appearance Of an III ana sea Nu.bpeIleeS 80
tnvr pern swem away, fortunately te loss Oi me-
Sn far IA repurtLu, very small. MUS hkh
,ror,nI and ieyces in the overnOwei alstrlcls arc
,v.r, vln liye stock and there gOcn u'in1nu lor
bO tts 20 save the catt, sheep rtc, rc ~, Gacsa
vnnLer ayn1 been drowned. Ii ~ raining n inc oerLa
N.v1d ~ II ON l.. Ia CiaycrhH COlhllo@ anu tntlI
i. an nmosc dcpDsit Of shOw SHOULD tao ram
ntgn nm IN tho mountains another HoOh Is pi"psuc.
Slnllh IL come the Top OF the alreduy il'
~ water IN tuc SACRAMENTO aud San joaquin 'auoJs,
tn re ~ NJ telsIng where the uundatiOh would enu OF
the lr,trlcon " properly riop as Tue "a'eI co'eAs
places that were never 0verhowsd before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Wednesday, Feb. 2. 1881
The Spanish steamer Graci. Captain larrauagl from
Liverpool. January Is, for nayaud has iut back to
Liverpool.
The Guion Line steamer Wyom 6, Captain Rigby, at
Liverpool from NewYorh, had three boats smashed ON
the passage.
The Cuicn Line steamer Arizona, which arrived at
Queenstown this evening made the voyage from New
Sotk IN days, % hours ana % Innnies
The Daiiy Teirgrdph to-day says: 4" We understand
that dispatch has been forwarded to Caculla anth"rZ
ing the repeal OF the Vcinlcuar Press Act.
Hanlan has returned To Pltncy, having done good
work at Southampton The Thames ts entirely clear OF
Icp Iaycock II dOirg good work at utiwck
The British steamer City OF Bristol, Captain Dtanoh.
which has arrived Liverpool from New lork lost l43
head of cattle duiIng the voyage aud had her cdrg"
shifted, tuslnS nedVy lSt.
The British steamer Wc+t Stanley Captain Tcidlor,
from Galveston for Rcva, before reported ashOrr at
Arcnsburg has ab ndOned leaking Her crew was
saved also q part Of the cargo
AT the annua al meeting Of the Oldham Cotton Masters
last night II stated that 10000 winning spindcs In
oldham are e., her stopped. would he stopped the
str Developed. Tho meeting Resolved TO support The
Master Turner'S against Jio strike
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THE CONTEST FOR GPEAKER.
SOME OF HE LEADING CANrIDATE>-MR. HIScoCK
srl.I.NGIH-.A DAD YEAR FOK DARN nORaEs.

SOME OF IIiE LEADING CANrIDATE>-MR. HIsCOCK's
srlhNGIH-.A BAD YEAR FOR DARK HORSES.
10y TELEGRAPH To THE TRiBuNEl
WASHING1ON, Feb. 2.--WlthIn the last three or
f0nr days Rcpubicsu sentiment III the House of
REPRESENTATIVES. in regard TO the SpeaAership has
shown marked tendency to cryStaLze III favor Oh
one or another OF the candidates.
Mr. IIiScOck appears at this time to head tho list
of candidates who have some positive strength.
TRIBUNE corr espondcnt learned to-day that Repre-
sen,atiyps Camp. Crowley, Dwight, Hammond,
Ketcha,n Mason, NJ. Her, McCOOk, Richardson Pres
cott Van Aerman, Van YoOrhs and Walter a.
Wood have united in a written communication 10
MIR IlIsc0ck requesting him 70 be candidate Tor
Speaker, and plcdgiDg him their support and votes
for that postum. Representative Lapham and
Morton did not slsn this paper, but there Is prob
ability that neither of them will feel inclined 10
support any candidate in opposition to Mr. llIscGcs.
Mr.. Hiscock's friends express the utmost confidence
that Reprcscntatiyes-ccct Cornell, Jacobs. Parker.
West. and probably J. Hyatt Smith. VIII cordially
support him.
With the solid support of the Republican mem-
bers from his own State. Mr.. Hscock even IT he had
no pledged support from anv other State,
would he d formidable candidate; but he
has such support, and some Of the most
ardent advocates of his election are found among
,he Representatives of other States. His friends
claim for tim the three Republican votes Ut Connec-
ticnt the two votes Of Rhode Island the two votes
of New Hampshire, six or seven of the Republican
votes from Massachusetts, and some votes fI0m
New. jersey Pennsylvania, Ohio and Vermont. In
other words. Mr.. HlscOcks friends gdtc up FOR him
as already securaOly or reasonably cer'an moro
than fifty votcs-a greater nnmOer than any other
candi ate can reasonably claim at this tmc Sev-
enty- i've or seventy-six votes VIII be required 70
oo,n,uota n snsaL,r bV the Republicans.
The trends of Representative Reed are making
vigorous canvass IN his behalf, and they cisim 10
have received positive assurances OF support ir"ul
number of members. Mr. Reeds frlehds are very
enthusiastic and devoted to their CANDIDATE ana
their canvass will not lack energy. Ihey cialm 70
have rrcey. some assurances OF support from Massa-
cbusett. members and also to have received more
announcement than they expected among Western
REPRESENTATIVES They do not at present state ther
strength in figures
Mr. Bar.ows, Of Michigan. is also making V,g-
orous canvass lie will of course, receive the s"lid
suourt of the Michigan Representatives. Ho also
cxpected votes from the Pacific Coast aud from
nearly oil the Western States His strength is not
Indicated by figures.
Mr.. Dunaell, of Minnesota, Is a candidate ana
hs friends are hopeful, believing that be 10 the only
Wes,.rn candidate named wuo can unite the
Western vote. Mir. DuDnel also claims some votes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03

prepared for method Of farming the difficulty In which
al tbe responsibility isthrown enure'y upoa single
The 81. JdmtSs Gazette in a leading article headed
Anarchy Complete" adversely critcises the
pursued by the Speaker and declares that Mr.. Glad
stones proposal contains of these careful and
liberal provisions for the protection OF the INST rights
of min4cites which VIC were told it would
Conta,1.'
LEMON. Thursday. Feb. g. 1881.
The Standard in Its leading editorial, unhesi-
taiDgy approves the action Of the Speaker of the
House of Commons 1t SAYS 1--WE may be very
that this action wond not have been arrived AZ,
save after earnest consuliation with the Govern
ment and OppOSitiun."
Sir Stafford Northcote has eiyen notice OF amend
mcnts 10 Mr.. GladstOne's resolution.
AN IRISH ATTACK FEARED.
The Globe tins afternoon saws: THE door Of Mr..
GladstOne's residence IN DowninG-st. has been
guarded by policemen night and day recently, in
view of possible Fenian attack. Mr. Gladstone
was followed at a distance by policemen when he
went to the House OF Commons to-day"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
IELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

MASONIC OFFICERS ELECTED.
Albany. y. u, Ecp. 2.-ine Grand Chapter OF
Royal Masons today elected aud Installed officers
AN ARGUMENT POSTPONED
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2.-Ihc argument in tho
JuuciIon Railroad case fixed for 20. day,
uDt Monday next on account Oi the aDsenCe vi
COunss.
ENDOFA A WOMAN'S WALkI&G MATCH
san FuANCISCO, Feb. 2.-It" W0hicn's walking
match last night with the following score; Howard
500 ; La CLapelr 3JUi Young. j. sherman. 225.
WINNING AN ADVANCE OF PAY.
PITlsBUEG, Feb. q lac L1W Grade DiVison
coaiminers Of the AlleghAnV Valley Railroad numbering
nm who have "A O IL CtIs
cents uH-cr ened, have gone 10
vorx the operators cOnCeulug The advance
KILLED IN a COLLISION.
PTTsBURG. Penn, Feb. 2.-lhe tOwboat Joseph
W nud oled and sank the prOpe.!ur Stell Jct los
koy IN he ONO River aboI noon to-day lie rrnan 81 Tue
nr1nlOr Young mai Dap,d salts, was dI0w,"i me cn'
qter VI to crew were rescued ihe Oou ie'
ceiVed dalhagc.
HIGHWAYMEN IN TEXAS ,
Galveston. IcNas, trU 2.-A San Antonio ais
match IN me NtoS says night the east0ound stage OF
- -an Antonio and III PasO lino was SiJai@i uy Two
,ns .kd Incn mics n1rdwes oi EOce ana tho A
80 r1heI of yaluaD G PACKAGE. Tho GnNsIb NslGA WAS
SEQ Iaken. There were no passengerA
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FRAGMENTS or UESIERN NEUS.

IOWA DAIRY INTERESTS.
CEDAR RAPIna, Io"a, Feb. The North,
OF Trade Tor the ale of dairy podurt".
CRUSHED BpTw M RULLFRs.
MILWAUKEE,, WiS., Feb. .-CnarIes Klug, age
cril.hcd d, attn to-day. H. was caught br,wrcn ."or,
wne cleaning away snayInss clndrrs rr'm The pan
Buried ~ An AvALANCur.
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. LETTERS from
Woo! kvci d'no, dc~'1ln an "ytd'.' .c iIch bu.iri
supper Two were bro hers uamod Kelly ah Two were
moh working Ior thrln
worKMA>'s SrICIDF.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-JOscpn SNarns, employed
al III Lrdn-WIcA BIiiart Factory, went INTO a nquor
stoc on West sd. called los glass Of beer d,.nk
H. drcw "a knii, ic.tci lIs edge With hA thumb throw
back his head ana cut ho ,LrOdt from ear to ear. lie
died IA few mDinrni+
DEATH ~ PREFERENCE 10 WIFE.
DETROIT, Mich., Feb. 2.-llCnIy y. Fair
bank, student al iho sl"r unner'y, u; hnn Ai"or
shot hnsclf deld al hOl last night. II" hau been
canned that ne vas ucr husband and that ho too
proud 10 Acknowledge her
THE ARMS snrrMEST KUMOR.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2.-AHyiceS trUm Toledo
agents cannot traced to reliable Several
we're supposed To belong To the Fenan atom
which existed IN 1866, out watch uas long since been
1mr CINcIN~ATI EXPOSITION
CINCINNATI, Feb. AT the meeting OF
ExposiOn Commissioners t''i. 1t "a, ~ ltc1 tnai a
hiUtOrs regard 10 HE uroprcly 0f holding al rIhib
tiOn ths year One hundred anh hy replies had been
TrcpIycd ali ut tWOthhds Ul which announced Iuicn
Ton OF = r1nibne. II VIII GecIded to postpone l"r
decision to holding IN exposition this year
MURDER BY A CHURCH ELDER.
CINCINNATI, Feb. "A dIspac ch from Som
ersrt, ki.. reports the ."u Ger AZ Hickory kldEc al
William Hrkiuncy by Columbus C,s-, Oh January
81. The men walking together aud Al ODD ii der
tnre led dispute aud fight, III which Cars knuckcd
NJ kinney down with an axe, beat hls mead into cy,
aud Both prominent Inclilp IL Of tho McthD-
trt i,hurch fass beng an elder aud Mckinney sun
day sohUO superintendent.
NnTICE TO 81 sICAL COMPOSERS.
CINCINSArl, Feb. 2.-Ihe composers of the
UuItc S.itts irnu 10 send III works To COlnpric
the OOu prIZr offered bY tho Cincinnati Musital
Fr.tiyal As.ItIadn been officially IniOrluc that
an manuscripts e ~ the hands OF the Commit tee
PIze COnp0DllOn On or before NrWcnbeT l, 1881 az
such manuscripts have to be Forwarded 10 SdInlbI"IS,
Paris kemecke, Of Lnsig, i"r examination, hud
return m season Tor preparation and etudy W the chO
TN. fur the great festival ut May, 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
GENERAL FOREIGN Ne WS.
OTTOMAN TROUBLES IMPENDING.

LONDON WcunPsUaY, FFU q I5oI
The correspondent of The Times at Buchar-
es discussing the chances Of between Turkey and
Greece, says: IT -, great mstake to suppose that
the struggle would be conuei TO Turkey AID Greece,
even Bulgaria and Roumela keep quiet am IN pos
session OF confidential information which indicates as
certain oubreaks other quarters than on the Roume-
Ian frontier the preparations made will strain the
Turkish resources tn the utmost"
The British Charge Affaires at COnstantnople has
instructed TO ask the Porto 10 state positively "hat
Il the utmost extent Of tho ~ disposed 10
make 10 Greece since 1t will depend tile PORES reply
whether England will enter INTO urhtr negotiations on
the GI eek question Germany and Austria dsapproVe
Of tins step .
NJ. Coumolndou:Os the Greek Premier replying ~ VI.
TIlcOuS the Chamber Deputies, s1d the Govern
meut would act neither prenatnrely nor w!th0u' pm
deI,cv aud mode ration. r declared he had fiied bis
duty concerning military preparations, aud would
shortly give the required Information as to what prepar
aons Lad been made by the oyerDhent for the event
of Nur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
THE Pennsylvania 8ENAT0RSHIP.

HARRIsBCRG, Penn. Feb. 2.-The fifteenth
ballot for United senator resulted to-day as fol
lows:
Wallace go; O,ivrr. so; Grow, 54 Hewitt 81 Mac
Vcagh, 2; Philips. 2; Eaird. ; Agnew, |; Sn"wden
]; Curtin, George Shrss. jr l Wolfe, l. A motion
10 meet every day at O'Clock for the purpose OF ballot
ting was not agreed to. aud the Convention adjourned
The scattering votes principally from the Oliver
men. .
The bill to submit the people the removal Of tho
Biate Capitol from Harrisburg Philadclph wHs
ported alruatIvely in the House te morning. The ill
the establishment of the supreme Court
at Phiahe phIa reported negatively the Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
MAL,ETOA KIM; OF SAMOA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. "A late report from
SIinot an ounc.s the death o. K!ag NJ ctoa on NoVrm
hrS The country in u state Of anarchy except the
nrntIl territory governed Cousul4 OF Ia United
STATES q, fIranv add Great Britain. KING MtietoA
began regE Decembrr % 1873 PRIOR 10 tiat l'lhc
the. islands gUVrrnel by legislative DodV COM
posed OF two HOUSES. TIE United o:acs. Germany ana
Great Britain treaties with the countTy IN 1873
o,d 40 and hy "A treaty concluded September g 1873.
he 0sirc; OF ODia was placed under the control vi
('ousuls q TIC three Pow, r..
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SLAUGHTER Az GEOK.TEPE.

IT. PETERSBURG. Wednesday. Feb. g 1881.
General Skobelcft's detailed account Cf the
soruing OF Geok.Tcpe shows thai the Russian assault
was made simultaneously by distinct columns. and that
the final breaches made by the explosion of mines
Sew era hundred Tekke TnrKomans were burned in "ne
explosion. The h. IdO-hand fighting with the TekEes
The walls lasted hour, after which there wHA
desperate fighting inside the fortress. TIE day was
finally decided by th" capture OF tie MI rcdouht ui
D.ngilTept. Over 4OrO corpses OF Tcak"' w.r" found
inside the fortress. Ge trenches wrIe also tled with
corI,srs Number. killed during M pursuit. for
thrnsand amiles found in the fortress and 700
Per-