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Tho situation NJ Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, May oS.-The situation at
tho Cleveland rolling mill company's
works remains unchanged. Many rumors
ure atoat, but both the company and work.
men are rcticcut about future plans. The
best OF order has been maintained by the
men who are out, their police regulations
being excellent. Their policy has been to
90 conduct themselves rs to win public
sympathy. Secret meetings OF the Anal.
gamatcd association are frequently held,
but the proceedings are never divulged.
Members, however, do not hesitate TO say
that they mean to hold out, nnd, on tho
other hand, the company's officers declare
their purpose hereafter to employ no union
men: Yet probably most Of the former
hands would be reinstated if they would
quit the union ant apply for places when
the mills are ready 10 start again. Both
parties seem us determined as at the out.
set, and there is no prospect Of m early re-
sumption Of work, thong il the report is cur
rent that the company will start the Bloom
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SALT LAKE Cry, May 2s.-News has been
received Of a terrible tragedy near Milford,
zoo nilcs southwest Of here. John A.
Smyth, oil old ranchman from California,
quarreled with his wife, and seizing d
double barreled shot gun fired at her
twice, both charges taking effect. He then
coolly reloaded the weapon, went out Of
doors, fastened string TO the trigger,
placed the muzzlc against his breast and
fired six navy bullets into his body. lie
died two hours ai,crward. 4 married
daughter witnessed the tragedy. The old
man was subject TO fits OF lunacy.
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NEw ioRK, May 27.-The Parnell Land
league branch No. 10 adopted resolutions
OF confidence in Plrnell and Davitt. Also
that no organization or individual out Of
Ireland has the right to dictate the policy
TO the chosen leaders OF the Irish people.
Also that tho Land league OF the United
States is merely auxiliary TO the Land
league Of Ireland, and It is the duty OF
every Irishman in the United States to
render mere financial MD, leaving the
policy 10 the representatives in Ireland.
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CINCINNATI. May 2S.-Among those who
called on James q. Blaine, while in the
city, was N. 10th, who thanked the ex-
Secretary for the very able protest llc wrote
in regard to the wrong committed by the
Russian Government against IN American
citizen on account Of his beings Jew.
Mr.. Blaine remarked that the treaty be-
tween the United States and the Russian
Empire secures certain rights to the citizens
Of this country, and il the Government Of
Russia is allowed 10 exclude the citizens OF
the United States from the enjoyment Of
those rights because they are Hebrews, it
can also exclude other citizens on the same
plea that they are Roman Catholics or be-
long to some other denomination. lie de.
plorcd that the Hebrews are prosecuted,
and expressed hope that these peAecu-
tions will soon cease.
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1HIyCB FOR TIE BOYS
:, SECURE A NAVAL cA0s's'r
.,, Wilson, especial" to The i'te'l'
''s '',,- c.l,.,a and iIhcta''J '"''''-A'fA'
"" ,,,,I,,L,. for a Tarln.cOuml''i0nsr'
A,-1bs ut,d'Losl In the House.

1t,' w.v,sc7oy, ,n May ga competitive
,na,;ou A1 will take place at Clarksbufg
Ma1. 'I.I''. VIRGINIA, on Wednesday, June :
W, ns' - .sler, A Cale,.llidshipman In tht
w., W., ~ -, he United States, Tie applicant
! Nav. v W. oyer fourteen and less than
'1"h,ssn n"1, ~ yea,s old; must be physically
'sA', ant n robust constitution; must be
'ou';a .oisn, a in arithmetic, grammar, reading,
eN.sn' ,.,s.. ansl,iop :" aol geography. lie will
s.1,1Si WI ,"0Site,l to rpat a! the Naval Aeade.
Oe 'sa' :. ,an,,nlt, Maryland, on the lsth ol
lune next =, Tho,. +. oons;a.
| ..,i, .necua,iou, us TO the probable dura-
t"a @ n ,be struggle in the House OF
Representatives over the Mackey.
0,Conpor election Ease. 1t appears to DO
Il. coucunen! opinion Of the best in.
h,uel ,bs, the contest will, in one shape
=, another, rule at Icast until Wednesday
njrh,, with strong probabilities Of its con.
,inuance until nearly or quite the end o'
,be week. This opinion il strengthened
by the general expectation OF al ournment
over Tuesday, decoration day, in accord
,uce with the usual practice.
Its understood, tonight, OH good att
thorisy, tia, the programme heretofore ar'
nuyed by the Republican caucus commit.
lee, providing for action OH the bill 10 re-
]uce in,etna! revenue taxation and
On the general deficiency bill, i'm.
uelia,ely after final action on
Ae Mackey 0'Connor case will be
changed SO rs 10 provide for success.
.iyely bringing before the House the
Uhet contested election cases MS soon
Is the pending South Carolina
eontes, has been disposed Of. The object
Of the change isthat the Republicans may
avail themselves OF the presence OF
the Republican and Greenback majority
now in attendance, without which, even II
successful in procuring the proposed
daleaamea, Fules, they could not seat any
one Of The additiona! contestants, il the
Democrats should see fit TO break the
quorum by solidIy abs,ainins from voting.
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CLEyElASD, May 2S.-0ne Of the leading
Blaine men Of the country, in IN interview
here, yesterday, said: s.!Thc Stalwarts a,e
doing more to make Blaine the next Presi-
dent, than any number Of literary bureaus
could do. In the first place they. attacked
the memory OF the dead Garfield rs soon as
they came into power, and thus made
Blaine the defender OF the!I dead. I The
Shipherd investigation was the next thing
devised to injure him, but that recoiled to
the great ,damage Of Statwart prosecutors,
He said Blaine is not worried, but is per
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Tho Ten.DolInr CertIiIcntca.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-A few Of the ten,
dollar refunding certificates issued in 1870,
which areconvertible into4 per cent bonds
are still outstanding. and the Attorney,
General has decided that hereafter, where
the accrued interest amounts to $50 or mul,
tiples Of that series, the owners are entitled
to receive bonds for the interest as we'll as
for the principal OF their certificates. As
no payment Of interest is made on these
certificates until they are converted, those
still outstanding carry upward OF three
years interest, =
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Tho bt,rngsles Divorced,

Providence, r l., May 27.-In the su.
premc court OF Washington county to-day
decree was entered divorcing Catharine
Chase Sprague from William Sprague, piv.
ing Mis-. Sprague the custody OF her three
daughters and permitting her to resume
her maiden name, with leave hereafter 10
apply for aiimouy il she chooses.
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iectly calm md serene and while lie will
meet with bitter opposition from the bosses
will still be nominated and elected on &C.
count Of his great popularity with the peo.
Updegratr In tho Lead.
9pecIal p!spaich 10 tho lntpllIgencer.

SrEunENvlLLE, May 2s.-This county Is
entitled to thirty.nine delegates in the
Congressional Convention. At the dele
gate election held yesterday Taylor, as fur
US can be learned, secured ten delegates;
Hollingsworth, two; Poorman, three, and
UpdegraG, twenty.iour. In this city
UpdegraG carried the Second ward by one
vote over Taylor. As tho Second ward Is
entitled to five delegates the vote will DO
recounted tomorrow. ,,,o
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wanamaLor for consrcssn,nu.nt.Lurse

PulLApELrlllA, May 2s.-The Philadel
phia delegation to the Republican State
convention at Harrisburg has been called
10 meet tomorrow evening for the purpose
Of uniting OH n Philadelphia business man
for Congressnan.at.Large. II isunderstood
that the delegation will DO unanimous
for John Wanamaker, and that hc
will be nominated. Senator Cameron
and State Senator Morris called on
Mr. Nvanamaker on Saturday and appealed
to him to accept the nomination. Wana-
maker indicated q possibility Of his accept
aucei I nominated by the convention. In
u day or two the State committee will issue
call for reassembling the old convention
at Harrisburg, ~,
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ST. Iouls, May 2S.-1t is asserted by au.
thority that the Laclede rollingmill, in this
city, will shut down next week II the work.
men insist upon the advance in wages
which has been demanded. This mill llas
4 large amount OF manufactured stock,
enough to I'LL contracts and meet probable
orders for several months, and can stop
work without any particular Injury to their
business; but II the men will continue to
work at tho present schedule OF wages they
will keep their mill in operation and give
employment 10 a full complement OF hands
The mill employs about six hundred hands,
and a1t the monthly pay roll amounts to
S., 900. There arc five rolling mills here,
which employ about twenty-five hundred
men, with n pny roll Of $4,000 per month,
aud the probabilities are that they will all
shut down next week, or very soon, rather
than submit to paying higher wages than
are paid at Cincinnati or Pittsburgh. One
mill is already closed, and will not reopen
until tho question OF wages is settled. "a
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DRArrLEpono, VI, May 27.-Gcorge a,
Comfy, the we'll known basso, and Herman
Rei,zel, pianist, Of the Clara Louise Kel.
logg concert company, were drowned in
Lake Spotford, Chesterfield, New Hamp.
shire, yesterday, while fishing. Tho bodies
have not yet been recovered. &
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P,rrsnuRGn, May aS.-Last evening a
well known Panhandle coal operator was
asked when the remainder Of the promised
colorcd miners would arrive. "So,ne OF
them came today" he answered, "and they
will be coming every day for some time.
We have concluded to bring no more
large crowdsas smaller number ut time
can be more easily accommodated and put
to work with less comment. The first de.
tachmeut that was brought has been
divided among several pits and next week
will see number Of mines i'll operation
that have been entirely idle since tie strike.
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Decoration keryices.

(, E WASHINGTON, May 2s.-Both Monday
and Tuesday will be observed as holidays
in the departments. On Decoration Day
there will be 4 parade and memorial OK.
ercises will take place at Arlington, the
Soldiers Home and Congressional GENE.
tcrics. s.2,l, rs.
BnooKLyS. May os.-services in memory
Of Abraham Lincoln were held this morn.
ing ut the monument Mt the entrance
to Prospect Park, in the presence o.
a large number Of visitors. The monu
ment was decorated with flowers.
Nzw YonK. May os.--Tbe graves in tl,t
cemetery Of the Naval hospital, the "NIar
tyrs' toni" in Green park and tho grave.
Of the Grand Army comrades and Of sol
diers in the Catholic cemeteries were deco
rated to-day. e. -$5! NJ. (. .y+.J- I
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Another Account,

PHILADELPHIA, May 2S.-It has been de.
ci,icd that the regular Republican couveu.
ton be rcconvened within the next fifteen
days, and be composed Of the sumo dele.
gates who formed the first convention, and
the vacancy occasioncd by the declination
Of Marshall will then be filled.
Among those present at the conference
were Charles Cramp, Joseph Patterson
President Cumming, OF the GirarJ bank
Henry NJ. Phillips, State Senator; A.Wilson
Morris, Hamilton Disston, james Dobson
f. G. knight and Colonel a. Loudon Snow.
den. Chairman Cooper called during the
morning, also William Henry Rawlc Sen
ator Don Cameron stated to his visitors
that his purpose in inviting them in con,
ference was to lay before them the
real situation of affairs and the dan.
gers which threatened the lie o
the party. The success -of the ticket, he
told them, rested with tho great agricul'
tural, mining and commercial interests o.
the State. He had fought for n protection
tariflin the Senate, rs his father had done
in other days, but il those who had hereto
fore supported the Republican ticke,
wanted to stab him, lie was ready to 10
ccive the blow, and he would oppose 4
tariff in the senatcas heartily MS he had up
held it. III you want to kill the party ",
will all 80 to destruction together" wus the
significant warning OF the Senator. lie as
ssred his visitors that lie was working
simply for the good othis party; that he hat
nothing more 10 seek for himself than h,
had already realized, and heuceforth hat
no other desire than 10 serve the best in
terests OF the State and Country.
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DESTRUCTIVE CONGRATULATIONS.

PORTLAND, OREaoS, May o7.-Fjre here
last evening destroyed all the buildings on
one block. The loss will aggregate Sl6O,OOO;
insured ior $4,000. -
PoUGHEEErssE, n. y, May 2s.-Duriug
tho storm to-day, tho Rockdale woolcp
mills were struck by lightning and totally
destroyed. Loss estimated Mt $50, 900; well
insured. NJ. 4, -, + 3i n
New ORLEANS, May o7.EThe Pullman
Palace Car shed and shops, together with
three coaches and large quantity OF bed.
ding and other supplies, were burned.
Loss, 1000; insured. slD lDsi#5iN5I +:
MEANWHILE, O., May o7.-Last mida;pl;t
fire was discovered IN Glancy's large tobuc.
co barn, containing about 10000 pounds Of
tobacco, which Mr.. Clancy WIS getting
ready for the market. The ni.rui was
Mt oart given, and n ball being III progress
at Levers Hall the male al,en,lantS rushed
10 the scene Of disaster, but arrived too
! late to save the properly. The loss will
possibly reach $4,000, on which there is a
small insurance. 5,%0J'I; 4
| CYSTuIASA, KY, May 2S.-A destructive
conflagration visited Shawau Station. n
small town situated on tho Kentucky Cen.
trail railroad, a few miles south Of this
place, ut noon yesterday, aud the whole
town was soon consumed. The fire origin.
ated from spark from the south bonnd
passenger train. Most OF the parties will
rebuild at once. The losses and insurance
are us follows: Mrs. Bette Blair. 5000. Nc
insurance. y: @ Lytle, $1,000. insurance
$500; !. y: Moore, s., 90, Insurance. s., 900
Pugh y Co., Se 900, no insurance; Ken
,neky Central railroad, $1,000, no insurance
| y. Bowen & Keller, 5000, insurance S.,
900; N1cGrathS 4 Keller, ST 900, no insur
ance!T The losses amount 70 Slo, 900, will
\ insurance about half that amount, Ss /.
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n ClEyxLASp, May 2s. s.--The establishment
OF Moves Bros, manufacturers and dealers
in tinware and country peddlers supplies,
was damaged by FIRE to the extent Of Sl5,.
900 or $4,000 this afternoon, ,y5 &
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AlrkWooh nna the Tariff Commissior

~, v MAslIlScroS, As May 9s.-Attorney Gen.
sint smt brewster, in his opinion OF the eliri.
SnMy OF eS.secrctary Kirkwood for ap.
H'a!ment us Il member Of the Tariff Com
!, MISSION, Mhs says: Knowing that 1t was your
t,ae fIEs!den,'s) desire 10 appoint Gov
i1St Ill y. h'fkwood, MS it was also the hope OF
,aan, ,au !Me members Of the Cabinet thnt he
tSSula s"N;a.. be appointed, l have given the
4 suu!set serious consideration. Kirk.
ssNs, svou was elected and qualified MS & d
nSIa,of ,sh;an from Iowa for z tho term
Ea'sH ~ ICY, Will expire in March, Il 1888
,rs,, ~ aaich' 1851, he Il resigned to &c
3tslp sissp' 1le position Of Secretary Of the In
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CAIRo, May .2s.-The Khediye has re.
fused to have any further communication
with the rebels. The greatest anxiety and
excitement prevails in Cairo and Alexan.
dria. At tho later place the troops are
almost beyond control. The French and
British fleets are fully prepared for action.
A crisis is assured OF alarmipgproportions
The khcdivu, to-day, received Il telegram
from the Porte, expressing bis approval Of
the attitude Of the military party and ask.
ing the Khedive to advise them to observe
moderation, US otherwise foreign interv4n.
tion may become inevitable. The British
consul at Alexandria called meeting oi
British subjects this, morning Ho said
that there was no reason 10 apprehend dan.
ger to life or property from the Eyyptian
garrison, but that. Il n necessity Should
arise for their leaving the city, they would
beprotectcd by the ironclads while embark.
ing. o0;.l i -as3.s.r
4 The British and French Consuls General
called OH Arabi 1ley to-day and declared
they held him personally RESPONSIBLE for
wv h''h"h.AaA4SS VI p.otlE otCuElLy. L4,FL'5
CA,Eo, May 2S-8 Il :M.-Coml}ete an.
urchy prevails. The: endeayors from The
Ministry failed. Cherii pasha declined To
undertake the task Of parifica,ion- because
Of the hostile attitude Of the Egyptian
army. ; 10 J! Ii =, Z r VIZ ~ - 'I
The proceedings at the meeting at Sultan
Pasha's house, yesterday afternoon, were
most uProarious; several officers brcakint
their swords. The notables iappered in
timidated. a Adeputation from the notable,
again waited upon the khedive and de
clared that he;army insisted upon th,
reinstatement OF Arab Bey, adding tim
the khedive would otherwise be IN DANCE
OF his life, The khed;ve replied TIA
nothing would induce him 10 consent I,
their demand. : 7: ys;Igr...;;Si
1t is rumorcd that Franco and Enplan,
are quite convinced that the Porte : ha
openly encouraged !, the Z khediye i Will
secretly countenancing :the5 action II N
army, his object being to bring about Turi
y ish intervention. It Is stated TINT Franz
- AhAAS
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CnIcAco, May 2s-Two hundred and
fifty furnace men of the Union Iron and
Steel company's works have struck and are
now idle,
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,,sM.s. hEa Yosk May27-cctton dull at l21sal2a77s
futures steady. Flour dull aud unchanged: re.
seipts = IVY barrels; exports $3.50 barrels Wheat
ID s,s ,I sa aooa. f higher mud st1ong options ope
AMI declined Hasc, cl sing firm; recripts - I'D
bushels exports = 600 bpshels: 10. sp,.nr 81 a
nHnsTdsd Hs spring 81 l7;ungmded red 81 isai q:
!, 40; iss a. SaSN VIZ No2 red g 4sal 40 certificates;
Y ~ No. white saies 1860 bush Is Ut 81 4.sia
VA certificates: 81 43H to.b.; No = red MAY,
Saies e s9eo bushels ~ 81 4Sal 49, closing at 81
a' 81 10; July, sales 5000 bushels ii ST 2s;zai
soss 81 Si a. VI August sales go WOO bushels u
oneh 0nsnets a. 9al 2es closing ut 81 sj. Corn
aavAnce but closed firm; r.ceinis IO3. .OOO bushels:
exports 26V0 bushels, nngr dcd 7saSSc: No. 3, S33I
saI M1 : S'zsaese: u!gtaded whHc SIC; No. May
s5'sisE Sly ;! tSsf siosns 4 iys sss1ns 5
3yAAso4c, c!os!ng at 79Alc. Oa's casti lots Iaia
.o"et ob.lolis tlc higher; receipts is 900 bushels
sApot.s ~ Uo bushels; western mixed 5olGoc; white
Hops quot and steady: yearlinys 2oaa,c eastern
oa27c; New York sule loa2Dc Coffee. Inoasses n,id
sugar , ,4InshHnssd Rice quiet and steady Feroe.
InI Taiiow whea mtm It t'e c'qde sha5Lc refined se
beef hef GeaS S1 ana n lower; new mess SO oa2o
Lau easier: prime steam s1l G7H. Butter dull and
o'lhet'ied NJ luA22c Cheese firm md unchanged,
unsettled and geHemly lover: No. Chicago sprns
,,231si y cash and Mny:sl 2i,s June; 81 t2iR
Snly: 81 10 August; 9 O0 September; 81 Of year:
Stts. SG. -. =! lgal y Corn unsettled and generally
svMe JULY 79la7vc year; rejected &c. Sats sun un.
sttcd and generally higher at W. cash; %c
aih Mny as,.a.c Jnaei 4.,31c Jaly tugust
SI s,zsIS Sep.emnet: S3hsaaSc year. Rye md barley
81 ensier creamery oAe3c dairy fair 10 line lsa2lc
tsss ssier at saiste Pork active. trm and higher
sy 1oai? 6sl cash: SO Is May and June; Siy 50
ivy; sly eoaig SIX August: So 90 bid Septcmber.
.HM isirly active and shade higher 1T sti 80 cash
M ~ 5ali 52M June; stl - July; sli 5sX August:
~ ,oall ~ IA September. Bulx meals easier:
WHISKY steady and unchanged at 81 ID. go -
NJ, The following shows the fluctuations In thu
chicago grain aud provision market Yesterday I AZ
,Tsps1ttea Dy !ohu N. lloon Co., bokers No. us0
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THE POLITICAL FIELD.
THE keysroNE.RepusLlcAN FEvp.
What Senator Cameron Has to Say on tho Sub.
jeet-The Independents '.aast b Crashed"
President Arthur and the New York Ilse.
tIea-ylews Of 4 D!aIas Republican.

Pm ,np,mu, Nov oe-JJ,, r,,o,,o
N MI M"s,,.'u ""' g.. 49, ~, ' c A"o"''
W. Hlarsla'' ana eehator ION cameron
were both In this city, yesterday, and botl
| In conference with their political friends
Mr. Norsh,,pu dcc,;n,,;o, nj ,ho r,n,ro..
',.'',.' a,I .,A ~ "'D ooAs',''
'nhnsl''P'hI'.aree' oi Inc cameron tcKc
Is final md absolute. Being interviewed
MS to the political situation in tho Stato he
.x,ros.od h;m.o,f ou fo,,,uo,
n,, ~, o"''
MY judgment ol cameron, Quay &
oommny Is ABOUT tIiis; they arc 80 far gone
iH seti."iH una navy oeGo,ae 10 impressed
Wlth lnell power .. se'i'uominatlon tha'
ihey WI .Ake no auvise, even though they
ieei t sns sronma ttemollng beneath their
leet. lncy WI eoon uhtl, thefe Is q com.
nle.e revolnlloh 20, o. tne political system Of
l,enhsylvanm. lhey VII not recosnize tile
cMllis anu flehH ol 1he people nntii the
people arse ana bury the rhsana machine
beneath tie storm. = 40 not think Don
cameron capable OF taxing ADVICE aud
holhlhs VIII 'e''c" nun pus poiillcal u.s.
astsT; Ir; :.
me heroic lreattheht Is tue only way IN
"h'Sli lll's 'nestloi VI personal supremacy
can DO so,Veu iof the best interests OF tue
people. heioffii next year VIII not TO;
next year never COMES; cameron Is armed
WIN tiie power OF feaeta! appolntive
olilces; nc Is enirehehsd penina the 6ul,
warRs pul1i Dy ms 'ather, nc has never had
nls power uislnlea, .or u cahle 70 NM by
inheritance. lle nus the ADMINISTRATION
oeh,na h.ni-ah administrator thepo%er.
OF wGicH was tiiaae - supreme. by siie pistol
ol y nan luhatic; cameron sees AL these
Instruments n oi h;s poWef :tv ~ n's flSht hand
ana ne asNs himself: Why should l
yieldI am hot supreme! Ihere can be
Dit one ehu, anu lhat emu IS destruction
complete Ahu forever. -.
on ASK me- low eau ti'is question be
solved 1 fepfy, there ~ no solution
wiIhin the parry iines; thete IS nothing In,
side the party that can orlnS right out OF
this great wrong. Nothing ont disruption
anu destruction OF the present party organ
,zatl9n wili afa'l, ana fliat VIII come at the
hands OF the people. NO one under
heaven can consrol INC Tree people OF THIS
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FINANCIAL AND co N III EKCIAG,
eyT, fErr g l-'I4' .
GovERNAENrs-lrrcgular,
New York Money and Stock..

pl;LS Nsx YoEk. May 27-Money 2A2k per cent.
EtsMehse Sa bankers bills steady at 81 o61 demand
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FOREIGN NOTES By CABLE.

The Geographical Society will give q
ccption to Lieut.. Danenhower,
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IWIVlrSlnlh Gs.............. 50 q
~ Virginia consols, ex. III
Y tn mat. COUPONS. g. .
iHVlISinia delcrrcd...s "A
The Butler weekly times., 1882-06-28

take pleasure IN announcing 20
the public that [ have located III
Butler to make it my future home,
and have the largest and best as
sorted stock of clocks, watches anu
jcweiry and spectacles ever brought
to this market. which l will sell
cheap for cash. Having had many
wears experience in the manuiac-
ture OF watches and clocks III Eu-
rope, am now prepared 10 repair
watches and clocks. no matter how
complicated nor how badly they
have been abused. By briDginc
hten, to ,se. you can have them pn
uitgood running order and guarai'
tee <atisfactio