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LONDON, October 24.-parliament WAS
convened to-day, Alter some preliminary
business in the House Of Commons. Mr.
Gladstone called attention 10 the Com
mittec of alr. Z. Dwyer Gray. lie said he
was glad 10 see Mr.. Gray present in lhe
House. precedents, Gladstone affirmed,
were completely in favor OF the appoint.
ment Of committee in Gray's case and he
moved tho appointment Of sucl, II rom.
m!ttee. The Government, hu ANNOUNCED
contemplated submitting early in the urxi
session q measure dealing with comminis
'or, contempt. Parnell asked Gladstone TO
enlarge the scope OF inquiry to be made bv
the Committee proposed in Gray's c,si.
else the time occupied by the Commi,ien
III its deliberation would be wasted. lIn
contended the question TO consider was n
modification Of the power OF the Judges. e.
mr.. G'adstone's motion WAS agreed TO-
Mr. .Northcotc inquired when Tie paners
IN relation to Egynt would be prcsen;cd.
anu what the governments Intentions
were in regard to the policy to he pursued
towards that country, and whether il wn4
proposed, as rumortQ, to charge 10 E..ynt
large portion Of the cost OF ,he lu,e Wa'. nv
there. 1-." 49, "''
Mr.. Gladstone said The papers wonll In
presented at once. In regard to their poli.
cy, the government were less iet,crei now
ihah they were six months upo.
but they would hold 10 expectation
Of laying down definite scheme for ihc
approval Of the House during tho linliied
time at its disposal. The declarations Of
the government, he said, must bo very
reserved, bnt i the opposition wisl, ia
attack their policy the government would
aa'rangeto bring forward IN Issue. Wilf,cd
Lawson, Radical, gave notice TIM, no woulI
Egypt. y ~ ' ;"
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LoSpoS. October oi-3 i M.-Ihe wind
and slect storm which visited London early
tiiis morning IS still raging, and near,c
dispatches report snow and hail storms in
various parts Of England. In sevcml
localities streams have oveillowc,l their
banks. Telegraph communication IL No
seriously interfered with that no estimate
OF the damage can yet bn given. [I.,
The gale OIL Tuesday did II vast amount
Of damage throughout tho country. Many
districts were flooded and shipping suffered
severely. A steamer was SINK In tic
channel by a collision aud nine persons
were drowned At sheerness the gale WIS
not eGualcd in thirty years. ="
The Observation-Disclosures which has bepn
sweeping over England for the past twelve
hours finally closed, leaving number Of
small wrecks along the shores. No great
casualty has resulted, either on sen or land,
but the aggregate damage is considerable.
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\ Pennsylvania Congressional DcailOck
, Broken After Three Months Worry.

AEVAeu AlteF Aufec MOUtuh worry.
.PlrrsprnGn,l October. 2l.-The deadlock
in tue Twenty.fourth Congressional dis.
trict is broken at last, and George V. Law
renee is the man who laughs; however, ho
doesn't tappear to be greatly elatcd over it.
When the conierees met this forenoon
there was nothing to indicate that con.
clusion would be reached, as there WAS
talk Of a break. The candidates and their
friends had scarcely got comfortably seated
around the heaters in the rotunda Of Mo-
nongahcla House after tho conferees bad
retired to their room until word was sent
down that they were through. The candi-
dates put in their appearance! and were
officially informed that Hon. George v.
Lawrence,,iof OF Washington county, had
been unanimously nominated on the first
ballot.
As fur as learned there was no prclimi.
nary talk in the conference no propositions
submitted nor no provisions lnude.l. a
ballot WIS ordered and Lawrence county
cast its solid vote for,Mr. Lawrence, giving
him a majority. Beaver county then
changed her vote to Lawrence, making tho
nomination unanimous. The best Of feel
ingprevailed and all appeared glad that 1t
was over. Mr.. Shallcnberycr congralu.
lated Mr.. Lawrence on his success and
pledged himself to do all in his power to
insure his election. lie is already on his
way 10 Beaver, and will enter the cam.
pagn at once for his successful competitor.
Colonel Jackson and his friends expressed
themselves us being perfectly satisfied with
the result, and promise large vote from
Lawrence county.
Already Mr.. Lawrence. has received
number OF kilograms from various parts OF
the district congratulating him and prom
Using him support. He says he rather cx-
pected there would be n little coltlness
manifested by those who had opposed him
so llot1y, but there are no signs fany so far.
Mr.. Lawrence is one ioi the best known
politicians in Western Pennsylvania, and
is noted for his shrewdness. lie has already
served in Congress, but has been in the
State Senate for the past two terms ff
This was the seventh meeting OF the con-
ference, the first one being held in July.
The expenses are estimated at about little
less than 81 900, OF which each candidate
bore his own share. This being used MS
an argument'against the conferencesystcm.
The following resolution was offered md
adopted. ~, q
j Resdi,td, That it is the sense Of this con-
ference that it would be wise and ex redient
to have better. method, il, possible, ,,by
which district nominations in the future
niay be had, and that wetrccommend TO
the County Committees OF the counties
composing the Twen,y.fourth Congression-
al district that they eacl, appoint com.
miltee OF three persons Of their respective
counties to meet and devise some such
method rs may by thcmibe deemed hest,
and report the same for ratification or rejcc.
tion to the people at their primary meet
ings for nominating county officers next
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The Insanity lSo.lHc

CINCINNATI, October 2l.-When Fred.
crlcs Captain, Sr., who is under arrest on
suspicion OF completely in tho murder Of A.
W. Ross, gave his testimony before tho
coroner, he stated that he hid his coat,
which he wore the day before the
murder in corn shock and had not been
able since 10 find it.While in the jail he tnd
symptoms OF insanity, among which was
reference to II bloody coat hidden in corn
shock. To-day Marshal Dooley, Of Glen.
dale, took Captain and searched III vain
thecorntield for the coat. AtCaptain'sh shouse
another search was made, aud here hidden
under tho bedclothcs OF the cradle was
found pair Of pantaoons that had been
washed, but still bore marks Of blood. At
the sight OF this Carmen, Captain broke out
In an insane fit Of raving, and has ever
since continued in state Of apparent in.
sanity. fg ~
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ake Q,,telliQ&ttfert::.
0n,cc, Nos. y, ana ~ Fourteenth Ntrcet.
Gco. v.Iawrencc Nominated.

Onr Pennsylvania Republican nciyhbors
Of the Twcn,y.fourth Congressional dis.
trc,, composed OF the counties Of Washing.
ton, Beaver md Lawrence, have at last SO.
cured candidate after three months incu.
ba,lon by their conicrccs. This result was
achieved yesterday at their session At Pitts.
burgl, after numerous previous sessions
and udjournmenls. Hon. Geo. Y. Lawrence
Of Mouongahela City, Washington county
Ircw the prize-.Isekson, Sl,allenbeger and
Wilson having been: successfully dropped
in lis favor. The long contest and the final
result shoy the shrewdness Of Mr.. Law.
renee Ms Il politician in declining to enter
Tue arena asa candidate until the very lust,
after al the others had been fought over
and rendered unavailable rs compromise
candidates. lie lad succeeded originally
in securing the three conierrees. from Wash.
iugton county, just as shallenbergcr had
in Beaver county, and Just US Jackson had
in Lawrence county, and yet he let those
gentlemen occupy The field for three months
A, the sessions Of the nine conferrecs, and
without so much ms putting forward his
name, feeling sure that at last his time
would come us n compromise candidate,
which indeed it did. . y
This strategy is in keeping with Mr.. Law.
rrncc's well known tact and shrewdncss.
What he does not know about political
tlucsse is scarcely worth knowing. llc is
the man who used to carry the Democratic
Senatorial district, composed OF the coun.
ties Of Washington and Greene, when no
other Republican would think Of entering
thelis, ,andhe didit by his ability to inspire
every Republican with n, belief in his sue.
cess il only he (tliut Republican, would re-.
solyc himsell into committee Of one 10 get
him one Democratic vote. lie was five
times elected 10 the State Senate, and four
times 10 the lower house Of the Pennsylva.
nia legislature, serving once as President
ui the Senate. lie was also a member OF
the lhir,y;ninlh and Forticth Congresses.
llis father, Joseph Lawrence, served three
terms in Congress, and we suppose the son
is ambitious TO 20 back, like old Simon
Snyder, the famous Governor OF pennsyl-
yania, for the third time.
Mr.. Lawrence is GA years old but is re.
EalkubIy well preserved mnn for his years,
and is in the full maturity OF his powers,
and with his ripe experience will be q very
influential and useful member OF tho
House. liz is an anti. Cameron man, and
WAS aae OF the famous professors at Harris
burg who defeated Hurry Oliver, Cameron's
candidate for the U. S. Senate, two years
ago. lie is morally certain TO be elected
as the district gave Republican majority
Of i,jSt two years ago for Mr.. Shaiien-
berger, and Lawrence never yet has been
known to run behind his ticket.
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American Missionary a x-ocla, lion.

CLEVELAND. OHIo,i October o4.-Thc
tbirty'sixtll annual meeting Of the Ameri.
can Missionary Association assembled in
Plymouth Congregational Church this al
.ernoon, and will continue three days. Tic
opening bermon was preached by Rev. DR..
G. L. Goods all, OF St. Louia.i is9'itifG NH
Among those here TO take part in tho
services arc Ex-Governor Washburn, OF
Massachusetts, President Of the Associa-
ton; Gen. Clinton d. Fisk, OF New York;
President, White OF Cornell University;
Dr.. A. 6. Haywood, OF Gcoigia; Hon J. NJ.
i. Curry, Of }Eirginia;sex. President Hayes;
President iCrowalth, Of Fisk University,
Tennessee; Rev. DR.. Dana, OF Minnesota;
Rev; DR.. Chamberlain, Of Connecticut; l.ev.
Dr.. Berhernds, Of Providence, Col. G. G..
Hammond, OF Chicago; i. G. Sessions, OF
Columbus; Moses Pierce, OF Connecticut;
Rev. DR.. Kay, oil Georgia.
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RlcnMoSp, YA., Qctaber 24.-=1'hc eighth
annual congress- Of the protestant Episco.
pal Church OF the United States assembled
here to-day. Rt. Rev. jim. Gallaher, D..
d., Bishop Of Louisiana, delivered m ad-
dress, giving asuccinct review Of the object
and scope Of the Church Congress. Re.
lisious exercises were conclndel by tic
administration Of the holy comiimunion by
the 1T. Rev. Bishop +. NJ. Whittle, OF Viz
ginia;i George peterkin, West Virginia;
Thomas w. Dudley, Kentucky, and Rev! G .
,. Wildcs, New York. The Congress met
at noon Ala a large g M; number o sto we're
ing the hymn "Come, Gracious spirit,
Heavenly Dove Bishop lNhittlc next
spoke a iew wotls Of cordial ,Welcome 10
Tho members oi the Congress and Tie
memorial hymn was sung. :"
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NOVEL RAILROAD ENrERpRlSE
a AStupcntl0us Project for n Continental
HIDI North aud k0uth Line. "a

AStupcnd0u~ A Project for n Continental
!, iaio North aud sauth Line. I !
WAslllSlrps, October Mr.; Hinton
Rowan Helper, author Of the ''lmpcndihs
Crisis" book which msde some noise in
its day, and the originator OF a plan for. a
"great backbone railway" to extend from
the cold northern shores Of British Ameri.
Gu, through Central America and South
America to patasonia or thSreabout, has
by no means abandoned this great under.
taxing which was conceived, he says, 10
years ago on tho ocean, 80 miles Off the
eoast Of Brazil, "while suffering severely.
from tho Neptanilan nausca and torture Of
seasicknesa." A full nccount of the qpdor.E
taking which he proposed was published
in The Times in the summer Of 1880. Mr.,
Helper offered 5000 in five prizes, to be
awarded for tho best five essays and poot poems ms
written lin support Of lis plan,,
Forty.niue essays :, and poems were
written, and the prizes were prompt.
!ys paid in cash. The successful pro.
ductions were then published by N1r,
Helper in u book, and in Julyof last vear
he sent copies Of this argument in favor Of
his "Three Americas Raiiway,rt tho Pres.
ilent, tho Nice President; every fnemJer
d
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The Credit Mo,ilicr Arniu

New IonK, October 24.-In the suit OF
the Union Pacific railway company against
the Credit MobiIier Of America, begun in
the Supreme Court October ., judgment
by default was taken against them for ST.
003,305. The plaintiffs claim to be the as.
signee OF Thomas 'Duant and o,hers, trus-
tees under what is known as Oaks Ames'
contract with the Union Pacific railway
for the construction Of that line.
The amount claimed by these trustees to
be due from the Credit Mobilicr was $685.
$50, while with interest from 22nd OF No.
vember, 1867; costs and disburseme
foot up the total Of the Judgment. No
answer was filed. .l l,F
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ALEXANDRIA. October a4.-lt is uuolli.
clally reported that the Egyptian govern
mcnt is about to abandon the prosceution
OF Araoi Iasha. 1t is charged that this
action Is due 10 the expressed wishes OF tho
authorities around Cons.antinoplc.
CAllso, October 2A.-Thc Egyptian gov
ernment officially denies that the False
Prophet had any share in the defeat of The
Egyptian troops during the late war, Tie
authorities attributed the result TO other
causes.
Arab Paslla's correspondence Of the last
Two years WIS seized this morning and de-
posted with Sir Edward Malei, lmitlsl,
Consul General. 1t includes volumnous
correspondence with Constan,nople md
the minutes OF the secret sittinss Of the
Barondi Cabinet.
1t is stated that the Capital OF Kerlloian
has been bcsieecd for forty DAYS. Its
capture is expected. An attack on Khar.
toum will follow. ,6 -
The evidence against Arabi pasha is said
to be very strong Ills correspondence
with the Sultan is highly compromising,
It IS thought the entire proceedings against
the rebels awaiting trial may be stoppe,l by
4 decree Of exile against the ringieatlers
and amnesty to others. Much anxiety il
felt in the interior anon. Europeans,
owing, 10 the re-appointment OF several OF
arabis officers on Government missions.
Arab says events prove to him the folly Of
hoplng TO succeed in any further National
movement, or trusting the Sultan. The
happiness OF Egypt makes necessary ,he
virtual government Of the country by the
English. sa,f. TT2' : -,
LoSnoS, October "a The capture Of tho
correspondence Arab Pasl,a containsm,lch
interesting historical and personal material
which throws light on points in tie Eeyp.
tian campaign, which have not heretofore
been explained. Not the least entertain
ing OF these documents are number OF
letters written TO Arabi by Derviscl,, Acll-
met, and Esssd, Pushas.
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CHICAGO, October 24.-A Grand Forks,
D.. T., special Of yesterday says: Charles
1urbanc, n negro barber, met a Norwegian
girl OIL the road and ravislied her in most
brutal manner. lie rode on about mile
and entered the house of Conductor San,
Durband, Of the Manitoba road, and out.
ragged Mrs. Burbank. Aparty OF threshers
saw the first deed and started in pursuit,
At Burbank's house they killed his horse,
but the black rLtute, escaped, 1lourishing Il
knife. Two parties are now. in pursuit.
The negro will undoubtedly be Iynchcd il
caught. So '0rFaE E
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Dr.. A. q. GEORGE, formerly Of this city,

Dr. A. &. GEORGE, formerly Of this city,
nov OF Chicago, preached sermon on
Sunday night dcnouncing the position Of
both political parties on the temperance
question, and indicating that for his part
he WAS going to cut loose from them in the
November election in Illinois and vote the
temperance ticket. He said it was the
lnty OF Christians to vote in the direction
IN Which they prayed, and he was not
going 10 vote in different direction.
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The annual exhibition OF the Waynesburc;
Pennsylvania Fair Association will he held
Monday. Tuesday aud Wednesday, October
%, "a and 25, 1882. This Association oilers
the most liberal premiums OF any County
Fair in the State. The exhibits Of fine stock
and agricultural products are always IN.
surpassed. Some OF the most noted horses
on the turf are entered for trials Of speed,
which take place daily, on the finest and
fastest half mile track in Western Pennsyl.
vania. The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Co.,
will sell excursion tickets on all regular
trains every day during the fair. at tile low
rate OF S2 w for the round trip. Tickets
good to return on any train uItil October
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Cabinet Meeting.

WAsn,S0,cS, October 24.-The Cabinet
meeting to-day was mainly devoted to tho
"nsideration of army affairs and the de.
laftments. Secretaries Fotgcr and Teller
were absent. Promotions in tho army,
y. ~ consequence Of tho retirement OF Major
mmehtni " Mcdowell. were considered. Tho
resident did not designate Tho officers Sc.
,, %cseh Tor promotion and it is undeTstood
". .he matter will remain in aL.wanre TIL
s'er his return from New York. 1t was
Sssporsed to the meeting That Judiciary
n,iAa'e ,i had been selected az the site tor
me new pension Office, l5i5 d r.
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German Elections.

BERLIN, October 24.-Fnrthcr results
regarding the elections for Diet electors
and members Of the Diet show the extreme
Right and Secessiouist Liberals are the
net gamers to tho extent Of nine and five
seats respectively. The National Liberals
lost ten seats. The election OF Stacker in
Westphalia appears to be assumed. The
Government Is making every endeayor 10
prevent an alliance Of the Conservatives
with the clerical party and effect fusion
oi flee Conservatives and moderate Nation.
nj iibpraia. .ri
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A RcycHccful Scl,olur

PAEls, Ki.,october o4-Prof. Yerkes,
who has charge Of a private school here
for boys and young men, received a pain
ful pistol shot wound in his right arm this
morning from Homer Oldson, ono OF the
students II years Of age. The Professor
had given the lad little shake by the col.
lar ycsterdaySior tardiness in Attendance
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SOME fine specimens OF apples were sent
TO sliis office yesterday by our friend Mr..
L. X. Ashton, who lives out in the "Nes.-
crn Reserve section OF Marshall county,
six miles from Wheeling, on the Waynes-
burg road, where they roll up big Repub-
lean majoritics and raise big crops.
Among them were two large Waldowers,
one OF which weighed fourteen ounces.
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and failure in studies, md requested
written excuse to be handed IN. The lad
brought the excuse and ms lie handed II to
the Professor said, "Take this tos,' md
tired with II thirty.two calibre revolver.
The bullet went ohliQuely through the
muscular portion Of the arm md by mere
accident missing taking effect on any Of
the children. After the dressing Of the
wound by n physician the Professor re-
sunied his duties. - s7 =.
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/. .AvevsrA, GA. October 24,-H. DID.
Tuisgs, Independent candidate 'for Con
gress in the Eighth district wlthdraws in
tho interest Of peace and good will, and
beral,so, lie says, 4 fair opportunity was
not afforded for n full and free discussion
OF public questions lsNlG y,8E f5,t ,
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Novel Kind OF Duel,

GREENSBORO, n. G.. October o4.-Edward
Johnson and Charles Williams had dis.
pute about Il young woman and agreed to
settle the matter With horscwhips on the
old battle ground near Guiliord Court
house. Each got new whip, barred them
selves to tho waist, and in the presence Of
fifty persons began to fight. Each man
seemed TO take savage delight in the
dreadful work and continued until they
were unable longer to use the whips, Ei.
ward johnson was SO badly cut that lis
skin hung in stireds from his body and
fNcc. Williams was terribly punished.
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OLD WORLD NEWS.
SERIOUS DISTURBANCES At cARuL.
Probability that Arab rasha N not be pro,r ru.
ted-The Damaging Character Of his Torres.
londshee Seltet-Manila Devastated by
T!thoon-Storm In EnglanI.
s.,c.lnl Cable 10 Western Associate, Press,

s.esial CAb!e 10 Western Associated Press
CALCUTTA, October 24.-Tho Ameer Of
Afshanistan Inns appointed his son to tho
governorship Of llerAt, dismissing tho for.
lner Governor, Abdul Khan. Asa couse.
quence considerable excitement prevails
and serious disturbances are threatened.
The Inhabitants Of tho vicinity Of Cabnl
have revolted md killed their Governor.
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A NlNlltJcr kcft,fctl.
..iuAERsEprs, October ,22i.-The presby

IuMmsEpEG, Qctoher ,224.-The presby.
terian Synod adopted the following:
Rtsoltrd, That: this Synod authorixcs tho
stated clerk I'd correct the false statement
made in the daily press us to It's action on
the subject oitemperas1ce, and to say that
the Synod witlioutreference 10 political or.
ganizations, but acting in the fear OF God
and in the interest Of our common human.
ity, they passed the resolution unani.
mously, and by n rising vote. Isl !;
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WASHINGTON, October 2+.-The office at
Weston, Lewis county, Wa, has been
miseq e the presidential grade. James B.
Stevens has bren appointed postmaster at
Coalmont, Kanawha county, w. vi. i's
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Present stock Of pianos, Steinway, Knabe
Chickering. Hallet Il Davis, Emerson, II ard
man, Guild. &c., at the very lowest prices
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains.
LUCAS Music SroaE,
tm ll42 Main street,
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Citi:ens In speaking OF the action Of the
government In pressing these cases, said Il
was moi a prosecution, but Il persecution, and
II 1t kept on they woul ID drive the damned
renegades, Melton, Sanders and Ker, out Of
South Carolina.
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The market e not as lively W Il miSGf e.: 81, NJ,
oasI'nss SsHrs sre 'aSsn i, Il s GeylnE Sutes A' ""
asn. sse srrSals plenty ,ym and so,D.$S .9.l 'loi 100
rHS4-!n sood demand and mtEuI 4easSc n stSsty W.
= S!5.ap--35IssaIl{c - - 80 - t'j rsi.
iiiriIiJ-tiooI At 4a4Hc, "a .4 ffst
ske'Aad 9usllty. 2'%'i'4's y! H'@'p'G 70
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New YoNK, October 24:-Alrs. Lang,ry
says she expects to stay several months in
this country. She is i little over the inc.
dium height, Of perfect figure, with face
Of regular lestnres, except the mouth,
which is n little large; but this defect is
atoned ior, when she! smiles and discloscs
perfect teeth OF dazzling whi,eness. Her
eyes are OF light blue, almost approaching
gray. Her hair is OF n chesnut color, and
sle wears it fastened back in simple knot
behind. d +, .5.,....