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DELAY IN REVENUE REVISION.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBusE.f

WASHINGTON, Nov 14.-0n the 18th of July
last the House OF Representatives adopted resolution
giving the Committee Ways and Means leave ss
during the recess Of Congress By the resolution
the committee instructed TO assemble at Washng-
ton preparation Of revenue bills, tho second
Tuesday OF November next"
DO far as can ascertSined the only members Of the
committee vino were here this morning Messrs.
Kssson, of Iowa, and Speer, OF Georgia OF the other
members Mr. Carlisle. OF Kentucky, is engaged In at.
tending to duties member OF the Select Committee
10 inspect the Mississippi River improvements which
will probably occupy all his time till Congress assemblies.
Messrs HuDbel, OF Michigan, and Dunnel, OF Minne-
sota To be giving their attention TO
tests Tor the United States Seuatorship In
their respective States, and Messrs Kelley, Randall,
Morrison, Mckinley, Haskell, Errett and Russell
presumed to be a their homes. AS Mr.. KassOn
Leaving Ills hotel train for Philade phi to-day,
he Informed TRIBUNE correspondent that he should
return omorrow when he expected that meeting Of
the committee would be neld. Although he did know
that o quorum OF the members would then DC Ia WsshS
ington.
lne diversity Of views which prevailed among the
members of the the last Congress
still exists and is TO suppose that the
recommenda ions OF the Tariff Commission viii produce
auy greater arnOUy, cause individual members OF
opinions Under circumstances Lne prospect thai
tar W avs Means Committee VIII Dc able 10 nave
tariff b IN very state or preparation Oy tue
first Monday In December appears 10 be a!nt intesd
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CANADIAN NOTES.

BRANTFoRD, Ont, Nov. IA small hori-
sonta boiler exploded here to-day while being tested
Two lads Charles and william Corbin. thirteen and
fifteen years old respectively, we're fatally injured
BRowMASvIILE Ont, Nov. 14-At the village OF
sallna near here last night. William Trimble and his
two daughters twenty-five and eighteen years DID, took
herbfea to cure colds. All were taken SICK Irimole
and one daughter died today and the other Is
mt e1neced 10 recover 1t Ia supposed that among the
hor hrhs yas y onantity OF poisonous nightshade.
~ HIMuToS' ont Nov. Hat q meeting here to-day
% ,hs crecitors of Adam Hope Co, hardware mer-
nTs a .tatement was presented showing tue direct
Ha5ites OF the firm be $i6e s45 customers paper
n1dar discount ST. 67S and assets Sl67.443. The
rIn made an offer OF 10 the dollar, which was
accepted and their business will continue -
G. DoMINIoIrF QUE Nov. 1.-THE convent OF the
ladies of the Congregation of NOtre Dame, at Cedars,
wes completely destroyed by fire this afternoon, Inc
loss Is heavy. There was no loss OF life.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

y, %
Anthony TroOpe is doing wel but his pOwero speech
has not yet returned.
dispatch from Paris says: "a naval expedition Is
fitting out at Toulon for Madagascar"
Tolegraphic communication the Continent has been
delayed by a storm, which prevailed five hours.
dispatch from Paris says that the trial of the direct
ors Of the Union Generate will begin December be-
fore the Eighth Correctional Tribunal
At the Shrewsbury meeting to-day the race for the
Great Shropshire Handicap by K. Jardines FLY
Experiment. r. s. Evanss colt Falkrk wassecOnd, and
II. ii. Coopers colt George Mansfield third.
In election to fill the seat in the House Of Commons
for Ennis Ireland. made vacant by the retirement OF
Mr. Fimgan, Mr. Kenny. Parnelite, has been returned
by vote Of 1876 against 95 for Mr. Reeves. the Liberal
candidate.
The House OF Commons committee on the case of tho
Imprisonment Of Mr.. Gray to-day to consider Its re-
ports After some discussion, however, the committee
decided for the House to take
further notice Of the matter.
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general freight agent was received and accepted John
g. Wilson general freight agent for the Pennsylvania
and Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore roads, was
chosen 10 Ill the vacancy. The directors OF the Nortn
ern Central also confirmed the lease OF the banoh r0ae
extending from Rockville on the Pennsyvania Railroad
to Dauphin on the Northern Central Railroad, by the
former company TO the latter
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 14.-A preliminary survey VIII
be made Thursday OF this week by the Buffalo, Pitts
burg and Western Railroad Company, with view OF or
tending its line frUm Brocton to Toledo The road has
recently been completed from Brocton to Buffalo.
The Buffalo Car Company has sold to the Gilbert Car
Works property in this city amounting to 100000 and
order was entered to-day in the Supreme Court au
thorizng the Gilbert Car Works to the new cor
pOrate name Of the Buffalo Car Manufacturing Com
pauy," the order to take effect November 80.
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LEGAL CONTEST or MANUFACTURERS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14.-ln the United
States before Judge Butler to-day, hrgu
ment was begun suit brought by the Union stone
Company OF Massachusetts,. against Allen Ieter' OF
this city, The action wac Instituted by the complanants
for an alleged infringement OF the Brown ostone mold
ers by the Teter hand for dressing ml-stOnes Inc
Union stone Company the assgnees OF one Homer
Brown Of Illinois, who tho first inventor of new
Improvement IN oil stOne holders Allen Ietcr deny
the CORPORATE existence Of the compdInaus, ana claim
that the Homer Brown patenj is Invalid for lack OF
novelty and OF prior They also deny l
frtugeInenI The Is simply test which, IL is eAu,
will decide fifty Uf the KIND, IN winch
an amount O money aggre eating S2UO0OO Is Involved
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THE coNTEst4r SYRACUSE.
VALLEY COMPANY


SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nov. 14.-The war between
the NewTOrk West Shore snd Buffalo and the Chenango
Valley Railroads still continues although there no
outbreak to-day. The West Shore Company attempt
ing to secure some property in the Fourth Ward OF this
city which j. J. Belden, receiver OF the CheBango
Valley Company, claims To-day the West Shore Com
pany served an Injunction upon the officers Of the Che
nangoVaey Company restraining them from interfering
with the property In dispute This document has
created furry in financial circles. Mr.. Gardner, an
officer ~ the West shore Company and nephew of Gen
era WlnslOw. president OF the ROAD, has made ada
VT that the West Shore Company has already expended
over S3O,OOOOOO in the construction road. He
fur her sWears tina the company would suffer irrepara
bic injury aud would seOusy affected and DISTURBED
not entirely obstructed, aud s creditors and stock
holders mGA b. alarmed ana the value Of securities
be affected, II the Cncnango Valley d.should succeed
in preventing tue West SnOre road from crossing the dis
puted property. The road Is not nearly completed TO
SYRACUSE and nothing has yet been expenued I'm its
construction west of this city starting ueVeopments
as 90 the means whereby road obtained It's route
through this city promised.
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THE DANvlLLE, oLNEY AND OHIO.

THE RECEIYFR TO MAKE TOUR OF INSPECTION
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Nov. S.-James A. Eads,
OF Paris, today fled bond receiver OF the Danville
Oney and Ohio River Railroad. and tomorrow in
pany with c. W. Fairbanks, OF Indianapolis, attorney
for Austin COrbin Of NewYOrk and the bondhOlders.
will make personal inspection Of the line. Mr.. Eads
are iy knows the property TO be in bad condition, and
tie object this inspection Will make a report to
the bonGboders OF The amount OF money necessary TO
tEH road IL Opera ion. It has rolling STOCK
supplies, have Trains been upon any It's 10
ules for two weeks Should Mr. Eads bis way clear
10 make the line anything above operating ex-
penses ne viii report 10 Mr. COrbln aud associates,
and the sum necessary will probably be advanced.
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FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.
KILLED BY "A FREIGHT TRAI

WABASH, Ind, Nov. 14.-John Bradley, a
lumberman Was instantly Killed at Ken valley today
agansta reight-train His neck right arm and one leg
were broken
SAFE BURGLARY IN MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 14-At DOwagiac
Mich TINS morning the safe in the Jewery store OF W.
B. Nichols was blown open by by burglars & ana Ss23 IN
Inc loss will aggregate 81 900
sESTENCED FOR COUNTERFEITIYG.
ST IOt-Is. Nov. l4-LOrenzo Dow Crockett
one of the notorious Bebqsch gang of aEterfeers
wears in the Chester Qlllnois Penitentiary.
PAPER COMPANY IN TROUBLE.
MARsEILLEs Ill.,, Nov l4.-lt is reported
that the Marsees Paper Company financially CT l.
cs1ts on dollar The Liabilities are placed at sci 500
the assets are nOminally much larger
CHARGED WITH RoBBING THE MAILS.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Nov. 14.-Charles d.
Pattee postmaster at Bridgeport. this county mas been
arrested charged with robOng the mails of registered
letter cOntaiAlns Sl4O.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Nov. I4.-The Congressional
Committee on the Mississippi River Improvement ar
anime The Government work ut PUN Point The com
mittee Intend to proceed 10 business Immediately asd
examine the entire Government work nom Cairo TO the
STRIKE OF IRON WORKERS AT ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 14.-Elgnty or ninety pud-
owned by Chauteau, Harrison & Vale, have struck
against the 10 per cent reduction made under
ment between the mill owners and the Amalgamated
Iron Workers Association Ali the other union men at
the Laclede mill have also gone out.
THE CHIEF OF THE CHICAGO POLICE.
CHICAGO, Nov. l4.-MayOr Harrison has ap-
pointed Austin j. Doyle Chief OF Police or Chicago and
the appointment has been confirmed by the council
Doyle has been well known Ia Democratic political
circles many years He has been secretary or the
Police Department and aciing chief since W. j. Nc
Gargle gned o run for the snrieyalty.
MANUFACTURING COMPANY ATTACHED.
ST. PAUL, Mmn., Nov. l4.-Ghe Bailey
Manufacturing Company, hard w0odlmOer aud wagons,
have been attached 100000. The Liabilities are
placed at SIS 900. The company have been slow pay
fo some time past and Of the stockholders refused
TO pay assessment. The president recently
claimed the nominal assets To he Sl20000
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TAXING ADgAyTAGE or An NSENrEE.

Leon Hendricks, City Clerk of HOboken, re-
signed his position in April last having been appointed
Postmaster The Common Council Is po-
ltically tied, consisting OF four Republican
and four Democratic members It has made
numerous efforts TO Ill the without result At
last nights meeting Martin " McDeTmott received
4 Y votes and Acting Clerk Miller 3, OF the
Rspublicap -members being absent Chairman Miller
sta ed that choice had been made and
when the Democratic members insisted that Nc
Dtr1nott was legally elected he left the room fOl-
lowed by OF the Republicans. The unterrIed four,
Wi h The distance remaining Republican, elected
TEMPORARY chairman vino, after the taking Of another
ballot with the result declared McDermUtt elected
The matter will probably be carried into court
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,ur wEsrPHALIA ACCIDENT

u,,,.op,vs prGARpING THE UNKNOWN sIEA"i"
NEWS FROM THE MISSING BOAT. lilo
poprsvorrrH Nov. 14.-The steamer " s'Pn''4''
-. hosn doelxsd here. The captain OF the "e'',
pbalia says the collision between his vessei anu
snother steamer was caused by the lat'er' IN.
properly starboardng. He remained on the spo1
,or two hours burning lights, but the other s.eael
disappeared. 1t is now the gen aral opinion tna' INC
raising steamer made of so as TO avoid giving noi
name. - r-,-.L 20 dow
ohannel-pilot who landed at Falmouth to-oay
r,norts that boat doubtless the one sent OA tm9
,yp4has was passed twenty miles east-nOrVhe;tst
" Reacby Head az IL o'clock this morning Inc
v;ss,"g bosf was thus all right nine ana Hull
hours after il had been launched.
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OFFICIAL VOTE IN NEW.YoRK COUNTIES

Troy, y. Y, Nov. 14.-The official vote of
Rensselaer, County the staae ticket is as follows
Cleveland, 1874 Folger 1046s; Howe, ISL; scat
tering ga Cleveland's majority over Foger. 3,246
HILL 1900; Carpenter. 10,467 Allan, 1875 scatter
Ing 2j3. HIPS majority over carpenter 1888 Ringer,
1884: Andrews IL O26; McParlin, 50 scattering,
l24 Ruger's majority over Andrews, 230S. slOcnTn.
1919; Carrolls lO,S23; McDo1ald. ll9i scattering
144. SlOcum'5 majority over Carroll, 2.4Sd.
BUFFALO, Nov. 14.-ElectiOn blanks have been pre-
pared IN the County Clerks Office for the Board OF Can
vassers, and from them the following footngs were
taken, showing the total vote cast in Erie County
Cleveland, 23,743; FogeT, 16,40s HI, 1886; Car
penter, is no; Ruger, 1914; Andrews, 1871
slocuIn. 2O,565 Carroll 10 795; for Congress-Rogers
2O427; MOuitOn, l9,SO4.
BNGHAlToN, y. Y, Nov 14The official canvass Of
BroOme County gives Cleveland 5000, FOger 4,955,
Howe lO9 and Hopkins 375; Hill 5,O64 and Carpenter
49I8 Carroll 5 26I and SlOcum 4.993 for Congress
men. Millsrd Rep.) 5s76, and Davis dDeng 4476i for
5l97.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
THE ALABAMA STATE FAIR.

THE ALABAMA STATE FAIR
MONTGOMERY, Aid, Nov l4.-ihe state Fair is
liable! iaSSiIss'''' 'i'"1 '' " ' ~ ''' ''' ''''
THE SARATOGA NOT OFF NEWPORT.
NEWPORT, Il. l.. Nov. II -ine ship 81 htsd ont
side yesterday the United states steamship Saratoga
was supposed
RIITIMOHF VOW IL Truman skinner. whole
sale dealer in liquors suddenly in bis counting in
III, ,NKsuIVING DAY IN MASSACHUSETTS
B0sroN, Nov. I4-tioyrrnor Long VIII Tomorrow
issue his proclamation setting apart thursday November 80
as THANKSGIVING Day IN TINS StIto
DEFAULTING CASHIER SENTENCED.
MANCHESTER, n IT,, Nov. I4-Eliery Albee, the
aetanng cashier the AshueiOt savings Bank to-day
years imprisonment In the state Prison 500
mil, TO COMMUTE A DEATH SENTENCE.
III V he Tin c6mutins Tho death sentence of Almon
r MeaKer Imprisonment for life 1t has yet pass the
VERDICT AGAINST MAX sTRAKoscH.
PITrsBURG, Nov II in tne smt OF Hiss Lillian
ar 10 recover $50 unpa salary verdict was rendered
TO favor OF Miss Spencer or the full amount of the
GIFT TO FOUND A PRoFEssoRsHIP.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14-At a meeting of tho
Ss % Of e sPma5 ms o ns4 e Sef
seminary $4,000 to found proessorshp IN memory Of their
mother.
KILLED on THE RAILROAD TRACK.
WORCEsTER. Mass, Nov l4.-Edward Young was
%0sser S T aod ia KAN and died ths leaves
a wife and four children.
AN ADMIRALTY SUIT DISMISSED.
PHuADELPHIA. Nov. 14.-ln the United states
DI,ct Cnt 10 day Judgs Butler opinion Diminishing
the libel OF the schooner rwib against the shin
Msryiind tugs Newcastle aud Ne~YOrN for alleged
damages by collision.
THE CROPS OF EAST TENNEsSEE
KNOXVILLE, lem, Nov. l4.-ibe late crops are
more than they been for several years corn
Ing so per cent above Tie acreage o wheat
us greater than 1t was ever before known 70 DC III
East ieunrssee.
THE NEW BALTIMORE JUDGES.
RIITrvoRF nov l4-MessTs. William A. Fisher,
W,I,,am atewart Charles - Phelps aud Edward puny
who we're elected Jndges OF the Beneh Oh s CITY =.
the erent having received their commissions oa
The ssoyernor TOOK the oath Of office this forenoon
NOTICE OF FINAL NESTING OF CREDITORS
PuIIAp. LPIIIA Nov. l4.-NOtice was Issued TO.
day for meeting Of the creditors OF Joseph FOX OF
this city. formerly member OF khe nm "a
MSso1 on November 80 his application foS discharge
will 10 acted upon.
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FROSTS ~ TIE SOUTH.

Knoxville, Tenn, Nov. IA heavy frost
this morning extended all over the valley of east Ten
nessee II was the first frost OF the In the ycin
lty G Knoxville the weather TO the present time hay
ing been unusually mild.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Nov. 1.-THE first killing frost
OF the season occurred this morning The Thermometer
fell as low as 32S.
MoNTGoMERY, Ala, Nov 14-There was a heavy frost
here this mUrnng-the first one o! tue season.
RATION ROUGE. La. Nov. 1A-Tne first frost and
freezing weather Of here occurred last night
but the planters were ready for change OF weather,
aad the crops Will not be damaged.
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An ALDERMANIC FIGHT 1T TROY

TROY, y. Y, Nov. 14.-There is great ex-
element here over the organization Of the new Board
Of Aldermen The Republicans and independents have
thirteen members and the Democrats twelve. The lat
ter az the meeting Of the old Board seated candidate
who claimed to elected to Ill vacancy, thus teing
the Board. Mayor Fitzgerald to-day suspended the
City Clerk and appointed clerk pro tem and the DEM
ocrsts left the room while the roll being called TO
organize the new Board. The clerk pro then
Ognized the claim Of ex-Alderman MoTissey an IN,
dependent as holding over, aud the Board proceeded
to organize without the Democrats. The courts Will
be appealed 10 for a settlement, OF tie matter.
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THREE LIVES LOST By AN UNUSUAL ACCIDENT AT
CLEVELAND. OHIO,

THREE LIVES LOST By AN UNUSUAL ACCIDENT AT
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 14.-This afternoon
strange accident happened Seneca and st. Clairss
where large block Of buildings in Of erection
the walls and flooring being up three stories. boom
derrick hundred feet high and feet in diameter
at the base, used to hoist steras BY the break
ing OF the Stacking OF wire guy Of the anchorage, II Is
supposed the derrick topped broke about twenty Feet
from the ground and fell. Three platform
sixty feet from the sidewalk. hoistng load OF about
three tons OF brick when the accident occurred One OF
them jumped ana caught lower guy and slid safey 10
the ground. The other two German, Dietrich Stagch
and colored man, william Price, were so badly lIgurel
that they died soon afterward, Stagens back Oelns
ored man was INSTANTLY killed by the derrick falling on
him. and labOrer badly injured but may re-
cover.
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4 DANGEROUS WAY TO SAVE MONEY

In obedience to an order from District-At-
torney McKeon Louis KOski, tailor and the aghnt OF
a IN seventh-ave occupied by number Of disor-
dery colored women attempted to disyossess them lie
wished 10 do this without ncurring any expense. In
company with bogus marshal he visited che premises
or November l, and in a scufie with several Of the
women struck Annie NJ Snlvely blow the breast
with his list The woman was sick ~ the tIme and hau
Ier bed to qucll the disturbance Yesterday
the woman was found suffering from hemmOrrhige, pro
duced by tie blow, and Ia dangerous condition. The
police Of the Twenty ninth PTebnct arrested Klos aud
Coroner KNOX was sent for TO take her ante mortem
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a CONTESTED WILL CASE ENDED.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14-The prolonged
contest over the validity Of the will Of the late Dr.
William p. King which resulted in the disagreement OF
the Jury when tried before Judge Mitchell last spring,
came surprising conclusion this morning, when it
was again called for trial before the Judge IN Com
mon Pleas Court No The proponents proved the for
NAL execution Of the paper By deposition and the tes-
tmouy OF one witness and then rested their The
contestants offered no testimony and verdict
cordingy taken in favor OF The will II is stated that
mis- action was actual abandonment or the contest,
and not the result of a compromise agreement
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THE TOLEDO. CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS.

BOsTON, Nov. IA meeting of the directors
Of the Toledo. Cincinnati Louis Railroad Com
pany held in this city this afternoon, President
P0meroy IN tie chair. II voted TO raise 100000
Ia addition to the 100000 already subscribed
toward putting the road in good working order The
meeting harmonious, and general disposition
manifested by those present 70 do their utmost In
furtherance OF this plan. Another meeting
will be held tomorrow. which the method of raising
the 100000 will he definitely decided upon. The pres
idency OF the road has been offered To Z. b.
Philips. president or the Eastern Rail-
road. Mr.. POmeruy expresses a desire to
retire from that office on account OF illheath. He will
tender his gnauOn as soon his Is aD
pointed MI Phillips has yet accepted offer but
IL is -lcpated that he will favorable
al tO-morrOws meeting.
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MEDICAL GRADUATES OF DARTMOUTH.

HANOVER, n. H., Nov. 14.-The graduating
exercises of the Dartmouth Medical Department were
held TINS evening The order Of the exercises was as
follows Concert by tie orchestra by President
Bartlett address by D. W. Jones, NJ d., Of Portsmouth,
tlesls by J. F. LarocQue valedictory by Hilary j.
Moore; address by President Bartlett; bestowal OF
prizes administering the hppocraio oath by Professor
C. IL Frost and comforting the degree OF N. D. upon tue
graduates, whom there were tWenty-One. Inc ursI
prize for the Jest examination III all branches was
awarded to John NOttage, Of Nashua, n H.. ana the
second the examination IN the practice OK neu
cine, 10 L. y. Mullins, North Londonderry, y, IL
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NEW NICKEL PLATE" " DIRECTORS.

At meeting of the directors OF the New
York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad Company yeseF-
day Stevenson Burke ane j. H. DevereuX were elected
members OF the board in places OF Walston H. Brown
and Fleming. who resigned their seats in favor
OF the new owners One of the members OF the Board
,zas asked; Who has bought the Nickel Plate road ~
:. do not know, but I say that the company mas
loyed by tne Vanderbilt railroads Buffalo, Cleveland
a,d Cnio.go do not think that there VIII be
In between the Lake Shore ana Nickel fte com
.aniaa
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REJOICING At PENSACOLA.

PENSACOLA, Nov. 14-No new cases of yel
fever deaths reported to-day, the first
time this has happened since September General Joy
prevails of that the ep
demie s ever. No apprehension is felt now except that
the absenees may before the seeds OF the nfeo
ton are eradicated and thus renewal ol the
trouble The authorities at Montgomery bave 50 far
MOD their quarantine To permit LADY to-day to
ssa Oakheld Pensacola. through montgomery
Az, "a Muen an xiety exist for thet ssdy removal
,F n ssrrctiOn upon travel.
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NOT PROPOSlNG 10 RESIGN.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Postmaster- General
Howe denies the report that ne intend. resign from
the Cabinet and says that he has heard ociA
suggestion OF such u He has not yet completed
his annual report which he expects to make OF public
interest from the fact It Will include recommends
tons looking radical changes In the methods Of con-
uuetng postal business, such the establishment OF
postal telegraph system, and tho indirect lowering os
the letter by the extensive use OF stamped ehvs
lopes. -.
Assistant Secretary New resumed his dutlrs ct tne
Treasury Dcpar to-day. he says that lac nAs noe
resIgnes aud docs not iDIend doing His rolationf
with Secretary Foiger o pleasant character ~
have ooeD sihce their nrst msetnx
TO STUDY AMERICAN MANUFACTURER
WASHINGTON, Nov. I4-Ths Chinese MINI
ister accompanied Dy AIR. Bartlett the American -