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, 1881-02-15

rril objects h'"ever, Es tn determine what
htt't'''ie tIlc party ought tp take With rcspcct
10 Ill extf' session hf tle Forty-snEcnth CfItl-
Rrrss' LUG tact nus become known that there
afo sums !tcpl'bllca''s-',ow many tic cau-
CHS will slMw-who wtsl, to lInve n cnIlud
scystuf nli!.e next Congress. a,t WIN desire
tu hnyc H,a nnrtv seiti, ,,,,o,, ,,,otr ,,,ii.,S
viii, r"u,",ot H. tlts "r"" ',tia LIZ. "I, ~
WIN 'esp"ct 10 thts' aa gtilde 10 the
e"'u"et ~ t.'e i."p'1''lca''s lot tile
,.'''''el VI ltlls scss'oi1: vi confsc' II tho
Kcpubtlea1ls choose 10 a'lopt Il tilatory pol
Icy, 1t Is utySSfbep fur them
70 r,t,cr Az ryru. srss,ov
,ro ,,,.eant n,,,,,li,f,n ,.r ..,.,i,,. ',,.,,.,
~. ,,.'t .t'''',e"h vi p''p''c o'ihliic's u
H"G" n,is, ..la' '..e aGlns ',I1l any of 'o tI't
leader. of bnth n,r,lcs ha.c so,,I that r. t,,o
,:",.,,,,,. ~, n,.,.,' III s'!u .s"'' t''o
iu1t,''E "''' Huo'!td 1all' !lia extra session
Would necessarily tH called. This does mt
fnfl0W, RI tic SO0 00 O0] bonds affected by the
Funding bill aro siu.nty tElynblc. not rr,lcrn,-
Min o,r # tIc t,nnocrnts NJ, ,,',u -. e",,,,.,
,Ia s.,,..., @ rs. ..,''' W ."lntc'
."e eo.htT. ~ 'osc 1foh' 10 per cert III H.
nut necessary tat Republicans should mt
Tim rnuntry io the ~ rnuan NJ o, tytra vosein,,
of Congress to sny, #.
,ro ,,c,.,,,,, t.. .''.s -
NV ">s'she'l s, y. ia'ot VI M cAtla session.
Hh'"'lR tilt'sl ttese First. that tt WILL be
1vlso for Republicans. III view OF tho very
1arsow lnaTority In tho t,yn ftn,,srs II, seq IN
II flint tn, i,o,uhlirors .anvro In u,,,,,.or' y.
s,,t ,,,I ,te .',,..t, =, nssn ',,l <no npsAAe
,: a"p "''' .'c ep''io' VI ''1e louse ns sooti IN
, 1881-02-15

FRENCH and British influence IL at a dis
count in Constanttnoplo. The Sulta,,, feeling
assured that both Powers aro afraid to go to
war, pays 1o attention to tho representations
Of either nation. Tho British, Ambassador to
Turkey hns III consequence nskcL Bismarck,
who Is not wanting In influence with the
Porte, to tako the initiative In trying to set
tle the dispute between Greece and Turkey,
and Bismarck has willingly consented; at
least SO It Is saltl.
, 1881-02-15

MAYOR HARRISON sent the Council mes
sagu lust night explaining why llu !Eas not
taken stops to haye tho plllnpIng-w works
erected. llo thinks tlscy would cost too
much. that the State should pay for part Ut
tho work, and is in hopes that new canal
will bo soon cut, which would render tho
works unnecessary.
, 1881-02-15

SIN WILLIAM 1AncouIrr made q state
ment III tho House Of Commons yesterday
which was virtual admission that letters ii.
transit through the l'ost-0l!ce have been
opened By the Government officials. witt, a
view, doubtless, Of asccrtnEnlng wllat tho
Irish agtators arc dolng. Mr.. Cowcn, Il
RadEcai metnber, gayo not|co that ho would
call tho attention OF tho House to tho matter
Mt future dag.
, 1881-02-15

llASLAN, tho Canadian oarslna,l, won
easily tn Ills contest with I.aycocl;, tito Aus
traalan oarslnan, yesterday, Us everybody ex-
pccted le would. T,eru was lltt'u betting, 1t
being forcgone conclusion that llanlan
would win
, 1881-02-15

Mr. TUCKER announced the death of the
Hon. Fernando Woo1 III tho House yestcr-
day. Tho usual resolutions OH such occa-
s1ons wero passed.. Mr.. Tucker arl A[r. Cox
made some feeling nt1uslons to their latc col
league, after Which Atcssrs. Tucker, Frye,
Dunnelf, Phelps, Mills, Mckinley, Carlisle,
Chlttenden, and Hutchins wore appointed I,
committee to superintend the funcrnl cero-
monies As Il mark of respect to tho memory
Of tic distinguished deceased, the uonse atl-
i0tirnpff.
, 1881-02-15

A1R. PAnSELI.'s stay OIL tie Continent Is
declared by tho La1ld-Leaguers to DO nut duo
to fear Of arrest, but to tho fact that business
OF Importance In connection with tho League
had to be transacted OIL tho Continent on
account Of tho espionage exercised by the
British Government on tho actions Of tho
Lcagucrs. Mr.. parnell has declined to como
to America Mt tho request Of tho League, for
sons time at least.
, 1881-02-15
U4)r Ittba11e.
Population OF E1sicngo. 6O3,J1i.

THERE were lwcnty-sEx cases Of small pox
In brooklyn last week, and many leatlls re-
suited. Scarlcl-terer Ut II vr,tlent typp pre-
walls also In tEat city. Among the victims Of
tho inter tllsease WIS n yo,illg Dublin Iner-
clsant. Gcnrgu II. Bclas, who cn,ne to
t1!a country with the intention Of
going intn business, in Chicago. Tho
remains Of tho unfortunate man weru burictl
In tic pottcrs iicft by tic Hospital nutl,oii
ties. Tho fact was discovered yesterday, and
Ills friends wcro communicated with. 4
nun named Murphy, WIN called ut tho
headquarters Of tho Commissioner of
Charity that ho might bc sent to hospital;
dropped dead willis waiting for Ills turn
to rnakeappfeat1o', and all unknown Boston
clergyman who dictl fru,n smallpox Inns
been consigned to tho pottcr's field, which
seems to bu Il fayorlt b,lryIng- ground Will,
Brooklyn hosp1tnt officials.
, 1881-02-15

Aid. DIXON introduced IN ordinance In
tho Common Council Inst nigh. providing
that a!I yiattucts to be built over railroad
crossings IN the future shall be built mud kept
III rupnir by tile railroad cp,lpaues.
, 1881-02-15

GEN. WEAVER denies tho story TINT tho
Hreenback patty is about to tlisf,alnl antl 10
be succeeded BY n new ono to be called tho
Peoples purity. llc says thu t;rceuback
party Is good enough for HIN. and thinks It
Is good enough for tho country.
, 1881-02-15

4 11onttpr.E story Is reported from the
vicinity Of Jackson, Moore County, VI.
Ten men slept In n Temporary stletl In tho
woods which was rooted with unrtll, ami 1lat1
OH the root aonle rocks to keep it from being
blown down. Tile benms supporting tho
roof gave why, alll came down with crash
on tho slccpers. A. barrel Of turpentlno
cauglt fire, mud eight of tic victims wcro
absolutely roasted. Only two escaped with
their lives, a1Ml they arc suffering from
many wounds and b]isters.
, 1881-02-15

THE subsidy amendment to tho Post-Ofl1co
Appropriation bill WAS discussed ut consider
ablo length III tie Senate yesterday. Sena-
tors l'ayard. Beck, and ANhyto offered q Wig
orous opposition to tho amendment Benn-
tors Morgan a,A Maxey favored tho amend
ment, which was finally rejected by vote OF
IS to II.
, 1881-02-15

A COMPANY with a capital Of 100000 ].as
been organized to rlsn iIne Of steamers b.
tween Brazil and Halifax, n. s. Thu I,razl-
Ian alld Dominion Governments will eacEi give
tho Company n subsidy OF S:0,00o
, 1881-02-15

TnE Rev. +. JASsESs, Vicar.t;eneral ot
tho Diocese Of Richmond, has been appointed
1atsAop ut Natcl,cz In succession t., ylsiop
Elder. who WINS made Coattju ArchfisfIo,,
Of Cincinnati some time ago. The Iluy, j, {,
Nceraz, Administrator Of tho Dioccsc of Sau
Antonlo. Tcx., las been appointed 1,sl!op Of
that lfucrsr
, 1881-02-15

If tho sun mover sets OIL tho British, do.
minlons, tho sun neycr rises OIL day tl,at
does not tind tho British Government In
trouble with Its subjects, and all the trouble
does not coMe from tho Irish either. Tho
burmese have been giving trouble latuly, and
Burmah has been "proclaimed In conso-
UucnCC.
, 1881-02-15

WE thought So all along. We knew tho
cable mai would not lcnyu us 1nucIl longer
In suspense about the matter. Tho Kurtltsl,
Chief ObctduItatl Is collecting Il largo force
for tho Invasion OF Persia.
, 1881-02-15

MAYOR HARRISON vetoed tho ordinance
permitting the ratslng Of Eighteenth street
bridge and It's approaches because It con-
fcrred certain rights antt privileges ull tho
Western Indiana Railroad Company,
, 1881-02-15

N. BANT'IELEMf ST. IlnAinE )las in
CURED tho 'lEsplcasure Of t;ansbetta on ac-
count Of his sllutlll'Iy foreign l.olicy. An
article In French rrytew sa1l.to bo inspired
Ny GHmbGtta umqnaIifieslly condemns the
French Foreign Minister'S course Oh tic
Greek question.
, 1881-02-15

TIE Queen City hIallruble Iroll-Works Of
Cincinnati, owned by John II. 1}argcr were
destroyed by tiru yesterday. Loss, $4,000;
insurance, $4,000.
, 1881-02-15

retary Sherman ~ calculated TO cnst sus-
r[c1nIl Ill Thu integrity Of tIse ,lcniers, u1u
declared tint tho Secrcinry'a order III tic
matter is Illegal, unwarrantct. and unjust.
Tho suRar-tncn arn evidently very nIucl, a,-
noyed at Mr. Sl,ertnnlI's course.
, 1881-02-15

FnounE, the historian, who is to write tho
life Of Carlyle, says that many valuable pa-
pers, letters, and manuscripts left by tho te-
ceased author will be published In q separate
form. Among those to ho published arc let
ters to him from Goethe, Join Stuart Mill,
Leigh Hunt, Dickens, T|lackeray, Emerson,
and others, besides "reminiscences relating to
Ills father and mother, Edward Irving, md
Lord Jeffrey,
, 1881-02-15

IT Is understood that Gov. Stone, Of Mis-.
sisslrpi, will appoint tic Hon. Ttmo,l.y T..
Cooper Chief Justice OF TINT State II, tho
place of United States Senator-clcct George,
who hns reslgnGl to take his place in tho
Senate
, 1881-02-15

TIE Republican Congressman will hold n
caucus this evening to determine tho policy
to BIZ pursued with reference to tho nppro-
prlatlon bills alsd tho adyisablllty Of aM extra
session.
, 1881-02-15

FATHER HENRY GILLEr, tho Jesuit priest,
who WIS reported to lave been shot III Guu-
tclnaln somo timo ago, Inns written to tho
New Orleans Plcay,snc from Drltsh Hon.
duras saying that he IL not dead, WIS not
shot. was neyor in Guatemala, anl knows
nothing about Its politics. Tho letter bears
llatA Eefr g.
, 1881-02-15

CIV. Co1LEY and his forco at Mount
Prospect is surrounded by IL strong forcu Of
Bocrs. Gen. Sir Evelyn Wou,l Inns nrrlyed
ut tie Cape from England. and will nssumu
command Of the British forces,
, 1881-02-15

GEN. Silt FnEnEl1C1 NoDEIrrs was pre-
scntetl with sword and tho freedom Of the
city by the London Corporation yesterday, III
recognition OF his services In Afghanistan.
, 1881-02-15

A ALANGELY-ATTESpEp meeting Of gcntle-
men engaged III tho Now York sugar tralo
was held yesterday In that city to consider
Secretary Sherman's recent letter gu the col
lection OF duties gu. sugar. The meeting
protested agalnst tho course pursued by Sec
, 1881-02-15

II Is r,tmorcd that Secretary Schurz will
become editor OF tic st. Louis Times after
tho It'll Of March. Mr. Frank Bowman, who
bought tho Times, OH being interviewed, did
not deny the rurlur
, 1881-02-15

TIE cablo man has another story about tho
Lnlld-Leaguo Fund, which, according to Him,
amounts to $::t7O, 600. lie says that it will bu
invested III American securities.
, 1881-02-15

JASrToR JOHNSON. arrested on Saturday
night on the charge ut setting fire to Tho
A[lchfgan Avenue BaptLst Church, was re-
leascd yesterday.
, 1881-02-15

AND now 1t Is sald tl1at tho British Govern
nent does not intend to cnuse the arrest Of
my of tho Irish members Ut Parliament
under tho retroactive clause Of tile Coercion
bill.
, 1881-02-15

TWENTY retail shops, saloons, and other
buildings were destroyed by fire ut Uunison,
Tex, Sunday night.
, 1881-02-15

TIE Now Jersey State Normal School at
Trenton has been closed, owing 10 thu dis
cuyery of 4 caso Of smallpox among tho
pupils.
, 1881-02-15

CoNltAD l.. NIE1IoFF was appointed
School Inspector by Mayor Harrison lust
evening, to take tho place Of John e. lslcil-
berg, resigned:
, 1881-02-15

Two companies OF militia hive been
ordered to protect fiyo negro lnurtlcrers
threatened by u lynchIng purity at Spring.
field, Tenn.
, 1881-02-15

4 nAa factory in Charleston, s. c., was
destroyed by tlro yesterday. Loss. S5o, 900;
fully covered by Insurance.
, 1881-02-15

MAX SctLElslSaE1:, well-known Ger
man journalist, Is deau. lie WIS tlIo London
correspondent Ut tho Cologne Gazette for
many yearS.
, 1881-02-15

THE London 1furk Lane Express says
that tho tlalnage done by floods to the crops
in England lust week Is alarming.
, 1881-02-15

EDWIN DooTit played the rQlo OF King
Lear in London last night aud had most
cordial reception.
, 1881-02-15

STATIONARY Or lower temperature, partly
cloudy weather, followed by Bnow, with
northeast Winds, is the weather outlook for
today.
, 1881-02-15

THE Spanish Government Is dcsirous that
our Government should negotiate treaty Of
commerce With It,
, 1881-02-15

BARON ANDnE DE BuDuERo, Russian
statesman aud dlplomatlst Is dead.
, 1881-02-15

THE Lower llouse OF the Now York Leg
Islaturo has adopted n resolution of SYM
pnthy with tho Irish by n vote Of 81 to 10.
, 1881-02-15
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS,

CElsrA1N REPUBLICANS nKsllioUa UF llAT-
ING AN ENTIsA 8EH8tQN.
Special p1pateh to 9as Chicago Tribune.
WAsHlNaTpS. u. e., Feb. li.--Ths Ro-
publlcans Of the 4ouso have decided to call
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-07-02

The night before, light bread was made up and
set in the pantry to rise Bedtime came and
all retired-all, at least, save a pet kitten, who
prowled about seeking a comfortable bed. Kitty
got into the pantry, and finding the pan OF bread,
Which she mistook for a nice soft cushion, laid
down thereon. and went quietly to sleep. The
soft dough yielded gradually, and slowly but
surely poor Kitty was engulied, the batter closing
over and leaving ne sign. When morning came
the bread was baked and brought in hot to
breakfast. Imagine the scene-all the boarders
seated at the table-when that loaf was broken
omen
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-07-02
IN RANCO.

Kahonu, ct al, VS. Pamahoa. ct al-Appeal
from the decision of Chief Justice Harris, over
ruling demurrer. Castle & Hatch for plaintiffs
S. B. Dole for defendants.
Hama. (w) VS. Mehekula, (k)-Appeal from
the decision of Mr.. Justice McCully, sitting in
divorce. w. l.. Holokahiki for libellant. j.. L.
Kaulukou for respondent.
And 81 libels for divorce.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-07-02
Evening School Department OF
ST. LOUIS COLLEGE.

Tue President las decided O, iuc,lie uis branch "a the
Curriculum Of tic College.
- object Is % afford al CLASSES u the community w
r-aar4 IA srgrirug a Theoretical and Practical knoSledSe oil
-r Cgu5rrercala ad Business Transactions III daily usei ana
--r. nj i've an INSIGHT jutJ te workings and applications OF
rt. 4rs-.ut t-aLe. ua.eh IS 90 essential in these Islands
THE THEORETICAL BRANCH
%. under :us supervision Of the President aud Professors
Cd. he CoIe-e. THE PRACTICAL. and most important
t-.r-h vii h. specially attended o. BY representative from
f- various master-arJiZzus among "a, Who have Aihlly ~ u
r.-.ursIy promised thcir services % this useful and Vsiu-oie
enterprise H.
Thsv VIII alternately devote au hour each evening 70 TIC
f-.. III s-rrrfr- tins practical knowledge 20 the students
AM 80. f.4rt.r.rrts usccsgary % each trade and TO asTt-
rrIt1ra. vii BE- furnished by the College
800 gI.stsr-Ar tzau. while connected With the College,
Gill q. entitled % name one Frce-Lhr-ScEol1Tshr U inc
...-r.e-a % shi- Evening school Department
TERMS
Esra student per eek-..---.--.o Gents.
-te evening sehoa, viii open at : O'Clock T. n. jal 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-07-02

kissing is a dangerous practice in more ways
than one. \ medical journal of Munich says
that diphtheria caught by kissing is likely to
assume 4 much severer form than if the disease
were contracted or the cOntagion impaired IN any
other way.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-07-02

Last evening a Whitehall chap, dressed in his
best clothes and lavender pants, was on his way
to see his sweetheart, when an old bell-wether
went for him aud butted him head over heels into
a mud-puddle. His visit was postponed on
account of the wether.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-06
RIVER NEWS.
MOVtmenta Of fEteambOatS-LeVeo Notes
md GnhAlh

HoNt"euh OI htehmpOhtb-beVeo NOteh
ana GOSSIp
The waters are still ieCedng, and II will
be In order 10 trot out the heavy dew" crafts
and watermelon nAts for transportation buIl.
meas The only movements yesterday we're
among the LEGAL packets, business dull.
The marks last evening indicated 8 feet o
inches END falling
Tbs DlurnAl departed RL the usual hOur yes.
terday for PArksrSburp.
The 0'Neal and Telegram arrived and de.
parted As usual.
II the river continues To fall the O'NeAl will
iotSake the Steubenvil trAds next week and
take the place Of the Ts eVrAIn.
The Andes went 10 the bank al Cincinnati
yesterday, and will 81 on the docks In few
days for repairs The W. N. Chancellor
tales her place and will arrive Monday.
The Sidney arrived IRON cincinnati yeSter.
day, and will return this afternoon. The &C.
cOmnOdptl0ns Of the Sidney are iittt.clAAs,
and the steamer In every way recommends
hersel i TO the patronage Of shippers and
travellers
MrL Davis, the widow Of Captain James
DAVIS, recently deceased will arrive In the
city to-day and arrange for the departure VI
the Return.
The Science will leave for PArkenburg at
1880 A. ". to-day.
The Welcome will be tO.dAy's MAtamorAs
packet, leaving At the usual hour.
Every man who owns A BcUW on the Ohio
and Mississippi tiVeisis holding his breath
aud waiting Tor Jim KePhe Or Jay Gould 10
asst bin what he vi take for his dinky.
The Pittsburgh paCket Kate StOCkdale Is
out on the CiltinnAtl docks undergoing
thorough coltse OF repairs
A 81 Louis Dispatch says The Montana ID
being rep ihted and getting ready for low
water, when she will probably run between
here and some pOln, south. The John H.
RhoGds, Carrier aud Blight Light are also here
awaiting busine A.
The PlttsburaE tOwbOAt B. H. Wood, EN-
route to Pittsburgh, struck q rock 10 Ssndy
shadows at o'clock Thursday night and
Knocked hole 10 feet 10 length In ller hull
and sink Immediately. The work Of raising
her has been commenced, and II ia thought
she can be hOAted without trouble, "a there Is
only two feet Of water on her guards.
From General DumOnt record stssnI.
boat casualties during thv year, which will be
out In week, u appeAiS that there were
fewer casualties from July l., Ssn, 10 June 80,
1881 than for any twelve months preceding
sinrs the Introduction OF stenm navigation.
PtrTtBUkaiI, Augu 20 River IL inches and
IA Hing. clear anu very hot.
tiKctSRAri, August a. River fve feet and
falling Clear and very hot Arrived.
Ariaine PAducah
CJfEo. AuFn tl-.AfriVsd: Grand Tower,
81 kui.. Departed Junius Z. Morgan
Memphis: j. n. Bgey, h.w Orleans Giatd 1
Tower, VichIb r.. River IA ieet aud fising.
Cleat Thermometer 9lo.
81. LOUIS .Auguit 6.-Afhved. ST Gene.
We've, Menphl Polar Htat and tow Metfnp.
oils; Commonwealth New Orleans Chan.
pion, 1auveSJ De, Nfted: bald kAg 2. K.U.
kuk g. Geneyleve Memphis River lallm
5 inch,s with Il i,et by ilie ug-. Weather
clear and yefy hot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-06
MEsCALERA muRpEKS.
DepFsdatIOnS BY ROVInE Hands OF this
unIamAbIS IFIbe - Reservations 40
"IItIes Of RemEe."

DepFsdatiOns BY R0VinE Hands OF this
untRmabI0 Tribe - ksSeFVAIionS a.
",ItisS Of RsruEe."
SANTA FE, August 5.-A courier came
into fort Craig this morning and reported
that the Mescslsra Indians, who have,
since The l7Ih inst, been pursued by
Lieut., Gen. FoHle in command, have
crossed the Rio Grande aud are running
of ock and killing the herders In old
Mexico. SO far as known two herderS
and one miner have been killed, and the
Ipdians have captured all the stock OF the
Gains L McCoDksy stage line from En-.
Rlesta to Black Marger. Yesterday thirty.
six Citizsns left San MarCial, armed and
mounted, to bury the dead bodies OF the
killed. Az noon yesterday, while eating
dinner 10 the Red Cannon, In the San
Msto Mountains, they were surprised by
the Indiana. Atthe tirsL Gre one man was
killed, BeYen wounded and all the stock
captnted, The remainder oi the whites
then got behind the rocks and dispatched
two men TO Fort Craig for help. Gen. Hatch
ordefed Lieutenant Guilfayle's command
oI fifty men, then At Forl Craig, to the
RCene oilthe fight, where they probably
have arrived before this. Couriers have
been dispatched to send two companies ol
cavalry scouting 10 the San Matd and
Cochillo Nego mountains, and Lieutenant
Tsylor'B detachment oil Indian acouta Ia
guarding and scouting the Black Range.
Two com pApies ofcavalry will leave The
NavSjo reservation for the Black Range
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-06

CHICAGO, August 5.-It has just been
discovered that ever sinCe Monday q mys.
terious conclave Of prominent Irishmen,
numbering something like one hundred,
has been In session at one OF the hotels in
this city. Their deliberations have been
held nader lock ard key, and 10 room,
padded as 10 tie door, with eaWdust and
otherwise secluded.
There were present John Warren, OF
Lowell, Mass, . strong friend Of Ben But.
ler; Thomas O. Quinn, ri Peoria, q CO..
laboTer, Of Grove; G, ]. West, OF PrOyi.
dence, q lawyer and Secretary OF one Of the
branches ot the Land League; Rev Father
George o. Beats, st. Louis; s. O. Gun.
nipgham, Of New Haven; and many other
well known sgitators. Nobody has been
let into their secrets, and their meetnRs
have excluded all reporters. 1t has,
however leaked out that these men
are the dynamite crowd" and that their
deliberations are not as 10 whether dyna.
mite shall be used against Eugland, but
as TO the most feasible way Of using Il.
The plans were elaborated, II lH said, by
which the dynamite was 10 be furnished
and used on the vessels and Ia the cities.
They considered the question how TO get
hetter manufactures cl internal machines
10 the United States and France.
A delegation Of city priests waited on
he members Of this CJnClaVe to-day and
begged them with solemn ad djurAtions and
impressive arguments to desist from their
plots and adjourn OF once. They refused.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-06
THE PRESIDENT
PASSES ANorHEG FAVORABLE DAE,
His speedy Recovery ReEaraed a. .
hOFaI CeFIAinIy-AOIhIng TO be said
bat that He 10 Getting Well
and Calming In Strength.

WAsHlNoToS, August al a. M,-LittIs
can be added tonight to the details Of the
Presidents caAs given In the official bulls.
tins, He hes passed quiet and unsvent.
lul day, taking about the same amount Of
solid and liquid nourishmsut As Vsster.
day, and sleeplug quietly at intervals
without anodynss. His tongue, which
has long shown evidences Of fever and Of
. dlsoFdered condition Of the mucous
membranes, Is now assuming its natural
appearance and there 10 y noticeable i'm.
proYsment in the processes Of digestion
and assimilation, tf
The wound continues to present very
healthy appearance. The dischArgs 10 in
every respect satisfactory aud there 10 q
strong probability, although It Is not
founded on positive evidence, that the
ball is becoming enCysted. The patients
temperature as the evening examination
was g degrees higher than yesterday,
but the te6flle rise was Of short duration,
and at this hour the temperature and
respiration are normal and hia nulae has
fallen below 100. A hypodsrmic iDIsc
ton ot bulphate OF moTphiA WAS again
omitted tonight, and the patient 10 sleep.
ing quietly without II. The surgeons re.
port that Lis progress toward recovery to.
day has bsen entirely satisfactory.