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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27
nEACoNsEIELD RuRlEn
Beside his Wife in the Grave Yard AI
-DIstinguishcd HonOrs 10


Beside His Wife In the Grave Yard NJ
MuEhenden- distinguished IIOnOrs 10
His Memory.
LONDON, April 2B,-From an early hour
this morning railway trains have been ar
rlvlng at Wycombe, bringing large num-
hers Of people OF ali classes for Hughen.
den to be present at the funeral Of Lord
BsaconsAeld. The weather was showery.
The Prince Of Wales, the Duke Of Con.
naught, and Prince Leopold (the latter
beari Ig a large wreath from the Queen)
left PaddingtOn at O'Clock. The same
train took the Duke Of Richmond, the
Marquis Of Hamilton, and u nun.
Der of the members OF the late
Government. The Marquis OF Hunt.
ington left Paddington somewhat later.
Mr.. Gladstone, according to the latest aC.
counts, hAs not gone 10 Hughenden. Flags
are at half mast, and othersigns OF mourn.
ing are displayed In the various towns
throughout the country. The crowd at
Beaconsaeld's funeral was somewhat less
than expected. Many persons who intend.
ed 10 be present were probably deferred
by occasional sharp showers OF hail. The
Princess oil Wales sent v wreath.
The burial service being completed, all
the principal mourners entered the vault
and placed wresths on the coffin, and be.
fore the vault was closed 1t was literally
crammed with flowers.
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WHIFKLAw REID nARRIED.
DistIRguIIhsd People Whs Gathered In
Honor OF the Event.

| 4SaSH " NAN ANNAts
NEw YoRK, April.27.-W Whitolaw Reid
editor Of the Tribune, and Miss Elizabeth
Mills, daughter Of Nj. D. o. Mills, former
ly Of San Francisco, we're married lasl
evening at the residence of the brides
father on Filth avenue, opposite the Ca.
thedral The wedding was intened to be
as quiet as possible, and few apparently '
were invited besides the immediate iaml.
ly friends.
The ceremony was performed by Rev,
". William Morgan, Rector OF St,
Thomas Church.
The 7M'ts says the bride was given
away by her father. She wore q white
satin dress, trimmed with lace, lace veil
and diamond oTnaments,
The bridesmaids were Miss Thompson
and Miss Reid. They were dressed in
white silk. There was no beat man, The
usheTs were Ogden Mills, brother Of the
bride, Clarence King, Augustus @. Gurne
and Charles T. Hurd.
The parloTs were proiusely decorated
with towers, and there was music and
supper by Delmonico. About 25O per
Secretary Blaine, Gov. % Cornell, SVa sI.s"oy' SsSs
McClllocb and MiSs McOulloch, M and
Mrs. W. d. Howells, Oongreasmen Levi
T. Norton and Anson G. AcOook, Charles
Dudley Warner, Cornelius ]. Vanderbilt,
Mr.. and Mrs, William H. Vanderbilt, Mr..
and Mrs. Ahram s. Hewitt, and many
ether 90 prominent people.
Later In the evening the newly married
couple started for Ohio, TO visit Nj. Reid't
invalid mother: Early iu May they win
return to New York and sail for Europe
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cALnrRoN,n CARNIVAL.
Preparations for Celebrating the &c
tennary OF kpnin'g Great Poet.

Preparations for Celebrating the Cen.
tennary OF spain's Great Poet 4,
MADRtD, April 28,-The festivities at-
tending the oalderon Centenary in Mad.
rid will extend over five days. All classes
and aocieties participate. The Royal
family. Court, Army, Navy and the Civic
authorities will take part In the two his.
torical psgesnts, banQuets, bull fights,
popular entertainments, nasqueradee and
the performances OF the principal plays
oil Calderon and other literary ceremonies
are included In the programme. Literary
societies Of foreign countries are invited
10 contribute essays or verse compositions.
United States Minister Lowell has been
chosen one Of the judges Of English con.
ttibutions. Arrangements have been made
by railway companies 10 convey 100000
strangers 10 Madrid.
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vioEENFDEATHs.
Four Men Killed on Ihe Rail, and .Ons
NnnVlaI hw MaahInasy

Four Men Killed on Ihe Rail, and One
ManEled by Machinery.
COLUMBUS, April. 26.-A mlddle.aged
man, while walking on the railroad
track, near the depot tonight, was run
over and instantly killed. The man was
stranger here, but a telegram found in biz
pocket was addressed to N. o. Mccoy,
Cincinnati, and signed by 4. N. Mueller,
Plttsburgh. He is believed 10 be Mccoy,
salesman for a varnish manufactory.
CnArTANoooA, April 26,-GeorRe II.
Boyd, ex.sheriG Of Hamilton county, and
twelve years In the employ Of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company,
was killed while coupling cars.
MILWAUKEE, April 26.-John Kirchin,
an employe In the Eagle Flouring Mills,
Of this city, fell into the gearing and was
killed. ............T.....
YoUSorowS, Ono, April 26.-Aboul
3 o'clock this afternoon VIM. Little. and
Nathan Lam, employees at VIM. Anson
Woods mower and reaper works, were
instantly killed. They were engaged In
pushing car loaded with lumber on the
side track to make room for another car
and Inadvertently pushed Il go far that II
ran almost on 10 the Ashtabula 4 Pitts
burgh Railroad switch, Of which the eidln9
Ia a branch, and an engine backing cara
down the switch struck the cars, throwing
the two men under the wheels and crush.
ing them 10 death.
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POyrAL cONYENrIoNs.
Measures to Stop InrOadS In the Post
office Revenues,

/
Office Revenues.
WAsHINGToN, April 26.-The Postofics
Department expects to receive from the
postOtEice administration OF Canada this
week postal conventions signed by our
Postmaster General some weeks since and
sent to Canada for the signature Of its
postal officials. They were negotiated by
our Postmaster General, with view to
at once correct practice which depletes
our postal revenues. 1t has been the prac-
tice OF American publishers OF periodicals
TO mail than fFom some postofice IN Can.
ada. They save thereby about one'halt
in postage, inAsmuch as the Canadian
periodical rates are but half as great Rs the
American rates, One clause in the con.
vention prohibits this practice. i will be
enforced by the Canadian authorities. The
Canadian postal laws require postage
on ell mail matter TO be prepaid In full.
Our postal laws require but partial pre-.
payment, Americans writing 10 Canada
and emitting to fully prepay postage on
their letters had them returned 10 them
after long wanderings. To remedy this, q
clause in the conventions provides for the
delivery to addresses Of all letter received
In the postoffice Of either country from
the other whenever the postage Is partly
prepaid. Special agents OF the poslotiCe
department discovered sometime since
that American mail bags were in use in
the Canadian postal service. Every now
and then large numbers Of mail bags we're
missing from our service. Special agents
traced them to Canada, and found them
in active service carrying Canadian mails,
An agreement has been concluded between
Canada aud the United States postal ad.
whereby oil mail bags com.
Ing from one country into the other shall
be promptly returned to the postottice de.
partmenG Of the country from which they
came
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RIVER NEWS.
Movements OF Bteauboats-Levee Notes
and Gossip.

Movements OF Bteaub0Ats-Levee Notes
and Gossip.
The marks last evening indicated II feet
and falling.
The BARNARD arrived yesterday with two
barges Of iron.ors for the Riverside and
LaBslle mills.
The Hudson passed up yesterday en-
route 10 Pittsburgh.
The stockdale passed down yesterday
for Cincinnati.
The Andes departed yesterday evening
for Cincinnati with An excellent trip out.
The Montana is due down today en-
route for 1t. Louis. She takes on at this
point O4O kegs Of nails from The Top Mil,
IS tons Of glassware a! the North Wheel.
ing llaSs Works, 500 kegs Of nails at The
La Belle works, and 600 kegs Of nails at
the BeAaife mill and 10 tons Of glassware
al the Bellaiie Goblet Works.
The Diutnal will be 10 days pafkefs.
burg packet, leaving al 10:3O Am.
The Pres Ellison, Telegram and O'Neal
arrived and departed as usual.
The La Belle is the regular Bellalre
packet.
sr. Louis, April 28.-Artiverl. Baker
and tow, Quincy Lady Lee. K, nsas CITY
Libbie Congef and bafges, Dubuque. De.
patted: Baker and tow, and Holiday
New Orleans. Belle Memphis, Vicksb1Fg
Maggie, Illinois river; Illinois, KeokuE
Carrier, Pittsburgh; tibbis Conpef, 81
Paul; Matte Bell, Davenport, River 2t
feet 8 inches by gauge. Weather Cieal
and warm. The Carrier had q good trit
Of general merchandise and will'lill out al
the ore pile.
LOUISVILLE, April 20. - River ialllnr
| with 9 feet Q inches In the canal. JohI
Penny and tow to Pittsburgh, Chatlel
Mcdonald and Tow 10 Pomefoy, AllcI
Brown and CHARLEY Brown leave 10 nigh
for Cairo with toWs Of coal. Busines
dull. Weather cloudy and warm.
CtNCNSATr, April 28.-RIvet "a feet
inches and falling. weather cloudy AM
threatening; very warm. AFfiVed-Vifgi
Lee, Memphis; Sherlock aud Colder
Crown, New Orleans. Depafted-St Law
! renee, Pittsbufgh.
CArRo, April 28.-Artived-John
MSude, 81, louis; ]. B. BigIey, New Oi
leans. Depat'ed-John b. hGude, Men
/ pbis. River 43 feet 8 inches and iallinI
. Weather fair. Thermometer 89'.
PIr1sBUBo, April 20.-Rtver 8 feet
Q inches and falling. Weather cloudy an
cool,
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ME VS.. NIEEE, late Of the Sunday
&aLtgr, Of this city, is going to start a
weekly paper over at Martins Ferry, 10 be
called the Tina, and to be devoted TO the
business interests OF that aourishing place
s1d iss ueighborhood. Mr., Meek was one
OIL The projectors Of the Ne'U'.L'tter and
materially contributed to the prosperity
rthW attained, and Is a capable, live man
br lDy sort Of enterprise. We have no
doubt lie will DO well over at Martins
FUy,-Tell for himself and we'll for the
people over there. We understand that
hssotAvery fair price for his interest in
The &~L0T, lie probably did well TO
,sII, H three proprieton were rather too
many, and no doubt his partners, on the
blsis Of their prosperity, could well afford
bpIy a satisfactory price for bis interest.
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DENOuN0E rae POoL,
Chicago BOOFd or Trade Expresses lis
Indignation NJ q Prevalent Practice Of
the Railroads.

Chicago BOOrd or Trade Expresses lis
Indignation NJ q Prevalent Practice OI
the Railroads.
CHICAGO, April 26.-Tbe following was
adopted at a meeting OF the Board OF Di.
reCtors to-day; The Board OF Directors Of
the Chicago Board Of Trade, having here.
totors withheld an expression Of opinion
upon the merits or dement's Of the organ.
ICED system OF ofpooling the railroad earnings
between here and the East, also
rsirslned from criticism on what is
known as the Executive Committee as
tnansgers OF the railroad pool, but 1t now
declares that the action ot the said Joint
Executive Committee on the 10th inst. In
advancing railrosd rates to the East FIVE
cents per 100 pounds, to take effect April IS,
without giving the usual ten days notice,
was In violation OF an understanding be.
tween the said Executive Committee and
the public and positive breach OF faith
toward the shipping trade. This Board
regards with alarm such violation Of
the policy which had been previously an.
nounCed to the public by the authority OF
said committee, as an arbitrary abuse Of
power, and as calculated to inaict
indescribable and unavoidable hardship
and loss upon the great trade Of the West
Whenever tie whim Of this secret conClave
shall choose to exact 1t. The action Of
said joint committee on the l6.h inst. was
such an act OF Ieachery and tyranny Gs
invites violence In Europe and should In.
vlte Il In this country.
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DIZZIE'S DUST
COASIGNED TO MOTHER EARTH AT
-- HUGHENDEN.
War RSIWeen France And Tunis Actually
-BEadIaugh and the oath
, or MembeFshIP Of the Commons
Foreign News Of.GFcaIeF
or Less Moment.
THE WAR ON
Between France And TunIs-A City BON,
bRFded.

Between France and TunIs-A City BOm'
bRFded.
LONDON, April ga dispatch from
Bona says: The French iron clad Sur
velllante yesterday bombArdsd and de-
stroyed the TuniSian tort on the island
Tabsra. The French troops will probably
land there to-day. General Logsrat's
column arrived within eight miles Of Keti
yesterday. They were expected to invest
that town to-day.
LAOALLE, ALdERIA, April 26-The
French troops occupied Tabarca, The Tu'
'nisiAn garrison left before the French
force landed.
PARIS, April 26,-The telegraph wire
between TuRis and the Algerian frontier
has been cut.
LONDON, April 26.-Iu order to repTess
any attempt by the Algerian Arabs 10 take
advantage Of the TuniSiAn difficulty for
revolt, France has decided TO send con-
siderable TeiRtoTcements there. 1t 10 sta
ted that 30, 900 troops will be despatched.
WHAT THE ARY HAS To SAY.
LONDON, April 2G,-A Times Correspou.
dent telegraphs from Tunis an interview
with the Bsy, in which the latter spoke
freely about the recent advance Of French
troops into his territory. The Bey said
he had q right 10 consider that he was
under the protection ot Turky by virtue
Of the connection between Tunls and the
Porte. The Sultan had approved his &C
tlon regarding the present troubles with
France, The French Consul General At
Tunis had for thirteen months urged him
to accept q French proteCtorate, which he
had refused for political and religious
reasons. The Bay did not believe other
European nations would permit France 10
absorb his territory, He would never
consent 10 French occupation oi bis Coun.
try, and II unable to make armed resistance
would SUI M maintain I hs post aud 'rt'st ,E s hs
tan
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CINCINNATI, April 96.-The local Com.
mittes Of Arrangements to prepare for the
meeting here in August next OF the Amer.
lean Association for the Advancement Of
Science, held q meeting yesterday to
begin the active preparations for their
duties. Mr.. Putnam, Secretary Of the As.
ISOLATION, was present, and gave sugges.
tons concerning the wants oil the Associa.
tlon. The meetings will be held in Music
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NRw Yoak, April g8 The tlh annbAl
bench show Of dogs, given under The aus
pices Of the ives. Minister Kennel Club
opened this morning in the American In
stltute. One thousand one hundred ant
thirteen animals are on the catalogue, bn
fully one hundred of that number havt
not arrived, but are expected before night
The dogs are divided into oyer 100 differ
ent olastes. The judges are Paul Daha, 0
this city; Hon. John s, Wise, Of Richmond
Va s. 1, Hummel, Of Springfield, Mass,
Major ], NJ, Taylor, oi Lexington, KY
and Dr. ]. 6. NiYen, Of London, Ont.
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Tur CiuCinnau Gazette OF yesterday says
M, ,ir months paper has been placed In
IN. city al o per cent per anuum interest.
and more paper would have been accepted
At the same rate, The only difficulty
brokers' bayel ls in finding safe employment
70, the means a. their disposal, says the
Gdaik
Money Is literally p drug at all the
money csnten. 1t is pouring in from
Europe and from our mines, and It cannot
be properly and safely invested. 1t iS
therefore a pretty well settled opinion
that II will soon take the direction ol real
W1le investment,
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sEEKING KxTRHnIoNs.

The HempHeld ROad EndeaVorIng 10 Se,
care COnnseiIOn with . TFunk Line.
sTEUBESvELLE, April 95.-Hon. Daniel
McOonville left here this evening for
Pittsburgh, where he will meet the Off,
clals Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad In
the interest OF the steubsnyills 4 Oleye.
land road. This road has been surveyed
from this city TO Carrollton, aud the OBJ
Jet ot the conference is 10 interest the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Company in q move.
ment looking 10 a connection with the
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raE CAUCUS CALLsD,

To Meet nj 10 O'CIOek This Forenoon
CUukiiBg FaVOta u. ,.
, wASHiSaroN, April 20 The call Tor the
Republican caucus was Issued this after
noon 10 meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow,
Mr.. ConklihE finally favored The CauCuS
because he feels stronger now than
he has heretofore felt. He believes he
can beat Garfield now, as nulnstoui
Southern Senators join with him In op
posing Robertson. Ono Of Conkllns'l
beSt friends said tonight that be wOtilt
hold a meeting oi The Commerce Commit
Tee and report Robertson al once, bscAust
be believes that he can beat him
Eight Democratic Senators are pledged L
vote with Conkline. The President ha
forced caucus, And Conkling consent.
but he thinks he can beat the Ptesiden
on The Robertson case.
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BELMONT COUNTY.
WHAT II HAPPENING JUST OVEn
TIE RIVER,
IOT WOuId be Military
Chaps AZ BeIlaIre-DOIpga OF the
board Of CounIy Commissioner
NJ. CIaIFsVIIIe ~ Resort for
Runerals- Personal chat.
THE COUNTY SEAT.
DOIngu Of the Courts Aud Commissioners
-OIheF Local Matters.

DoIngH Of the Courts aud Commissioners
-OIheF Local Matters.
81. CLAIRsyILLL O., April 20, IsSl.-Ths
County Commissioners held 4 meeting here
last week to consider bids for the building Of
two bridges over CAptina creek. Eleven bridge
companies were represented by their agents,
The contract for one bridge, TO be an iron
truss bIidHe, was awarded TO lhs Mount Ver-
non Bridge Company The bridge is 10 he IsJ
feet Ions, and coit ~ 800 90. The contract for
the other was awarded 70 the Smith Bridge
company OF Toledo, ohio. II is 10 be a Pratt
CombInatiun n truss bridge 1866 feet Ia le 9Th,
at enst Of Sl4 IS per lineal foot WtlliSm
TWIlldRy Is to build the abutments for tho
last named bridge at $i4 rs per cubic yard.
The price OF the first named bridge includes
the abutmenB.. The bridE are located one
above and one below SLeinersvlIle. They also
contracted with ". D Henderson to raiss the
bridge In BsllaIFs over Indian Run, and put
up new arches, the cost to be $40.
The Ohio Valley free turnp ke, In PeSse aud
pl' ted
Thirty.three thousand dollars insurance
was plared on the county intrmary bul ding
aS follows: Phoenix Hartford 1880:
Ph9nix, Brooklyn 5000; W,st Toronto,
Canada, S5,0lO; German American, New
York, $1,000; Fire Ass pclStion, PHILADELPHIA,
5000; Continental, New York, 5000 e na,
Hartford, 5000; Union, ehiladelp Ia, u, 500,
The Common Pleas and District CourS ad-
ourned last Wednesday. During the session
Of the Common Plea. Court one hundred aud
eighty.nins cases were disposed OF,
Work on the Northern Narrow Gauge Rail-
road Is progressing. Before mAny days we
viii have our second railroad.
The funeral OF Thomas Blair, OF Wheeling,
took place here last Thursday. The remains
were Inferred In the Union cemetery,
Daniel Harris, u former citizen VI this place,
vas buried the same day, at the NJ, Z, Gene.
teFy.
Madame sachSe and pupils, Of Wheeling ara
70 give q concert here on Friday evening
Miss hfie Thompson, Of this place, is Que Of
her pupils.
The axes OF that bus which brought that
troupe from Wheeling las! Friday need gr,as.
Ing bA, ".
Our town will send quite delegation to
the Missionary Convention In Wheeling this
week,
Ellis the jAiloF In charge at lhe time OF the
escape Of the prisoners last week, has been rs-
lleved OF that position.
Madame Bumor has got all the gossips of
town on the qui Vive by pointing out one Of
our legal lights as coming benedict.
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CnlcAoo, April 2e.-Gsn. Leake, Uni.
ted States District Attorney, has been In
structed from Washington to have the
Grand Jury Investigate the case Of Lowen
thai, President Of the international Bank
which has been accused Of making dis
similar returns 10 the Clearing House and
10 the Government. In the same connec
tion Commissioner Baum has written at
official letter notifying banks that thC
checks Ci other banks In their possession
are taxable and must be returned for tax
alton, "
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BERLtS, April 28.-AuoLhsr audaciou'
address to the Gear has been Issued by
the NihlliStP, pointing out tha. the in,
discriminate execution oilhoae concerned
in the ASSASSINATION Of the late CEAf
only served 10 strengthen the ranks O.
the NihilistA by drawing many luke.wAfm
malcontsnIS into the extreme faction o
the party,
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rHE nnuNswtCK IUnlLEE,
signal sueesss OF tbs novel Fets YsAtsT'
day.

day.
LoNboN, April 20 The brunswick jubi.
lee was q great success. The Dnke re-.
ceived floral tributes and addresses innu.
merabls. The Dukes cattiaRs WAS fol.
lowed by eight Others, conveying thirty
veterans Of Waterloo, The military asso'
Ciatio ne followed with bands and aSgs.
Alter them, corporations and gymnastiC
aud choral societies, trades and schools
The carpenters appeared, exercising
their trade. Then came . group oi shoe.
makers following q venerable looking mar
dressed as Hans saChse, the gtea. shoe.
maker Of Nuremberg and poet Of LhI
fifteenth century. Iaat ol all came The
carriage builder In medieval costumes.
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THE CnEsAqEAKE q OHIO Road
Secures TetminAI Facilities for Its Con
neetlOns ht Memphis,

MEMPHIS, April 2G.-Tho Legislative
COUNCIL today granted suitable terminal
facilities to The Memphis, Paducah 4
Northern railroad. Gen. EcholS, who
represents Mr. Huntington, has been here
for several days and has at last accom-.
pllshed his purpo.e. This insutes for
Memphis another outlet to The Atlantic
ocean via PaduaCh, EliIabethtou and Lex.
ington, thence via the Ohesaueake & Ohio
10 Newport News on Chesapeake bay, q
distance Of about 1000 miles. There are
only two short gaps, one between Elizabeth
and Lexington and the other between
Covington. and Ttimblet station on
the Memphis 4 Paducah road, to be buil.,
which work is to be rapidly pushed for.
ward 10 completion. The contemplated
road from Memphis 10 Jefferson, Texas,
iH thus insured.
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DUBLIN, April 20.-At the meeting Of
the League to-day, Dillon warned the gov.
eminent that Wholesale eVictions would
not be effected without armed resistance.
He said that next week an appeal would
be made 10 the government 10 suspend
the processes tof the eviction and sale oil
farms iof veAfj II the eViCtlons we're en-.
forced aimed resistance would be offered
and oil the hleodshed would he on the
heads oi Gladstone and Forster.
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TuERE isA vast amount Of gold dIssp
,.,,iug from circulation, and going into
',ockipss and tin boxes OF the people
throughout the country. The bank sx'
b,bi. show thiS fact. Farmers and farm
nj wives like to salt down the yellow coin
/, .us nook or corner where they can
.,,jly vst Ait iu case oE need, This Is an
o,d babl. Of tho people, and one that has
b,,u impressed on them by the failure ol
~ many savings banks.
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. nRADLAusH IN rHE HOUSE.
objections 10 IIIH rakIus ihs Oath a. Z
Member Of the Commons.


Member OF the Commons.
LONDON, April 2O.-1n the House ol
Commons tonight BndlSugh advanced
to the Speakers table to be sworn, when
Notthcote objected, and the Speaker re.
quested Bradlaugh to withdraw. North.
cote then moved, having regard ior
the resolution OF the House and the fe
ports Of the two selsC. committe es, thai
BradlAugh be not permitted to take the
oath.
LabouChere said the object OF North.
cote's motion was 10 stir up the shoulder.
Ing embers Of religious bigotry.
John Bright defended Bndlaugh's right
10 take the oath on the ground OF Bad
laughs statement that the oath would bE
binding on bis conscience.
BFadlauRh will tomorrow attempt Il
take The oath in Commons.