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Proctor & Cook, wholesale fab dealers, Of
Chicsgo, have assigned.
A. Hellef's sausage factory was destroyed
by fire yeaerday, at Milwaukee. Loss
$22. 900.
About dezan Of stores and Offices were
burned at Chillicothe, Mo-, yesterday. The
lcss is upwards Of $40. .0C0. insured.
A severe snow storm Ia prevailing
throughout the Northeast, and along the
coast telegraph and cable wires arc serious.
ly affected.
Baggagemaster Longscre, who was shot
By a burglar last Friday at Shelby, Ohio,
died yesterday morning. Marshal Sutton
Is improving.
Joseph Jefferson has SO far recovered
that he appeared last night at the Grand
Opera House, Cincinnati. His voice sp.
pears to be entirely recovered.
SIX hundred delegates representing %
States, are expected 10 attend The Conven-
tion Of the National Butter, Cheese and
Egs As3ociation, which meets ut Cincin.
natl to-day.
It is reported that Addie Rresnan, the
fourteen.year-oldd daughter Of Patrick Bres-
nan, OF Astoria, L. l., has been alb.
Quoted by Capt. g. O. Gordon, retired
sea captain, Is years Of age, also living in
Astoria. Gordon bears the reputation OF q
crank.
The Governors building, one of The
most important blocks in Burlington, Iowa,
and coupled By clothing firm, tho Amer
ican Express Company, aud con:aiuing
large numher Of offices, was burned early
yesteI,lIy morning. LOS, $4,000; in
surance, $4,000.
A Utica, N. Y, dispatch says: e, s. Mar.
tin, a former business manager OF the Bos-
ton Ideal Opera Company, and who has
been defeated In civil suit In Cleveland
BY Miss 0ber, disrobed on q railroad train
early this morning and threw out his
clothing. To the bundle was pinned his
name, with a request to hold a post mortem
examination. Martin was arrtstod. His
mind Is upset.
The Missouri River Passenger Railway
Company is authority for stating that the
factories and cotton commission men Of all
parts Of the country who make an advance
on bills Of lading should have them care
fully examined, as many fraudulent bills
Of Iading have been Issued by deiaulting
railway agents, the last notable case being
that 81 the agent at Sherman, Texas.
Eastern men generally are cautioned
sgainst accepting bills Of lading signed by
Elston. l
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Mr.. CouSrY COMMISSIONER WooDs ought
tOblame the Stein committee for rehecting
on.itsell. That committee is lacking either
in integrity or intelligence, and 1t makes
little difference which. It has doubled on
its own tracks, swallowed itself and gener-
ally exhibited itself as sorry spectacle. 1t
can give no reason for its change Of mind,
and the public will never believe that it
has acted from a sense Of justice. Com
missioner STEMS ofiense warranted ex-
treme measures. But nothing isto be done.
The present status Of the case Is an insult
TO every member Of the Board who believes
in lawful and straightforward way OF
trausacting the public business. The fair
inference is that somebody is afraid OF
Commissioner Stein,
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DEN0JRATa0 CAUCUS.
The Maaniny.vnnlrnr rrs Cnsc-The Or.
nnnixaffon n 4 tha tknnse

The Maaniny.UnniIn iIn ers Case-The Or.
- -i.. Ranizsiion of Ihe Rouse.
I WASHINGTON, D. g., December 3.-There
was largely attended caucus Of the Dem
ocratic representatives tonight in the hall
oftbe House for the purpose Of consider
ing the question raised today in connec.
ton with the misunderstanding contest.
Alter discussion lasing all evening it was
decided to refer the case 10 the Committee
on Elections, with Instructions to report
on the pr:ua facie right only. This issub.
stantially an agreement 10 the vote for the
resolution offered by Cslkins to-day. The
Rules Of the Forty-seventh Congress were
adopted, 10 continue iu effect for two
weeks alter the appointment Of the Com
mittee on Rules.
The election oi caucus officers Is post
poned until the next Caucus. The Demo-
cratic members think that having come to
an agreement on the contested election case
they will be able to organize the House
tomorrow and receive the Presidents
message before o'clock. They express
the opinion that after the message an
adjournment OF Two or three days will be
taken.
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WEXFORD, December IA mob last
evening attacked a theatcr in which an
Evangelical service wss being held, aud at
tempted to burn the building. The mob
took possession Of the town, broke the
windows Of a Protestant Church and Of
nearly all The houses occupied by Pro.es-
tauis. The dIesses OF the ladies' who NJ
tended the services in the church and
theatre, were torn eff, and the gentlemen
accompanying them stoned. Several were
injured severely. The mob paraded the
streets for several houre, singing "God save
Ireland"
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Mr. CHALMERS Is not an admirable per
son. He is rather too much Of a tumbler
in politics to be highly respected. But If
the people OF the secc I'd Mississippi Dli-
trict elected him to Congress Mr.. Manning
ought not to have the seat. Manning has,
over bis own signature, already admitted
that Chalmers has o prima iacie right to
the seat, aud he has also said that he
would not ssk to have his name enrolled
until the House shall have affirmed his
right thereto. His friends in the House
seem to be in needless hurry. The Com.
mittee on Elections will make him case
and the House will seat him. Mr.. Man.
nings political friends are running the
House in these days,
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ANOTHER CONTEST.

Converse replied that not only Manning
held a certificate and was prima facia en-.
titled to seat, but upon the'contest II
would be shown that he was entitled to 1t
upon the merits Of the case. The certif
cate was read and after q short discussion
over the right Of Republicans to demand
the reading Of the other papers on file In
the Clerks office, Converse offered q reso-
luton reciting that Manning holds the Ger.
tificate Of the Governor Of Mississippi and
providing that he be Immediately qualified
q member OF the House without prejudice
to stfnal right 10 seat. MI. Kasson
doubted whether the House had right to
order man, who did not claim a seat, TO
be sworn In, to which Converse replied
that Manning did claim the right TO seat.
The previous question was ordered on the
resolution, which resulted, yeas l62, nays
12S.
Calkins offered a resolution providing
the certificate OF the Governor q Missis'
sippi certifying the election Of Manning
together with the certificate Ct tie Secre-
tafy OF State, that all other papers in the
hand OF the Clerk OF the House touching
the right OF Chalmers TO seat be referred
to the Committee on Elections when ap--
pointed with instructions to report without
delay which party, II either, is entitled
prima tacid to be sworn in. Pending the
decision Of the merits Of the case, the HouEe
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A FLDKAL GIFT
From KcntuckJ's Fair Daughters 10 the
Speaker Elect.

From heutuckJ's thF Dnukatcfs 10 tne
Speaker Elect.
WASHINGTON, December 81. has long
been the custom OF friends Of the candidate
iorthe speakership to send flowers to his
disk the day Of election by the House.
Two Kentucky ladies' prepared and sent
Carlisle to-day q beautiful original device
in flowers and satin. II consisted oil a
gavel in the shape Of George Washipgton's
hatchet resting on mossy stump OF Il tree
in such way rs to show both sidCs OF the
blade and handle. One side was composed
OF beautiful flowers and the other hand Of
painted satin. Through the centre OF the
blade on the white satin appeared in illu.
minated Old Epglish Letters the follows:
"Nay your eye be as keen as the blade Of the
hatchet
Hheu worth, members rise TO catch It.
And rulings as true as Lteel To match IL,
All lawful buBin Is 10 despatch It,"
Oa the left inscription was the trumpet
Of fame blowing out the gayel, and bt-
meath on the left little George Washing.
ton, hatchet in hand, cutting down cher
ry tree. On his right were larger hatchet
and felled tree. In the upper left corner
appeared against a sky background the
dome o! the capitol with Saning moon on
the west and rising sun in the east On
white satin ribbon twined about the han.
die, were the words, g. W. To the
Speaker OF the FJrty.eishth Congress,
Greeting"
The card Of the ladies who sent the
floral gift bore the following advice to the
Speaker with regard to the manner In
which the double.ended instrument should
be welded:
For noiso nse the hammer end as gayel,
And hlnhn Mhnn knots YnIi nlnNL MnrhNpl.h
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Pr77snuRen, December s-The annual
meeting Of the stock holders OF the Pitts
burph 4 Connellsville Railroad Company
was held to-day. The following directors
were elected Robert Garrett, Mendes
Cohen. Hugh Dlslou, Charles Webb, OF
Baltimore; w. s. Bissell. John D. scully,
George A. Berry, O. L. Elizhugh, Of Pitts.
bufe6, WIN. B ildwip, Of Connellsyille, Pa;
". ii. Maikle, Of Greensburg. Pa W. II:
Kooniz. OF Somerset, Pa; @. o. MArkle, oi
Wsst Newton, Pa. The Board organised by
the election Of Robert Garrett, President;
j, B. Washingtopi Secretary, Treasurer and
Auditor
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MAaEE HAS OaMERoN's Proxy.
Some Gossip About the Next Republican
National Convention.

some OObAlp Auous thu VaeAt AetNphse-
National Convention.
PIrrsRuRGH, December Sc. L. Magee
was walking down Fifth avenue this morn,
ing, looking good humored and as II he had
enjoyed his breakfast.
4 iWill Don Cameron cable you proxy
to represent him in the National Rspubii.
can Committee, Mr.. Magee?"
'No, sir. Hewill not, He gave II to me
before he went to Europe and l will attend
the meeting in his stead"
0What city will the committee favor for
holding the National Convention IMP"
~ can't say, for have not had any talk
with the members. shall favor Philadel.
phia. I see there Is some talk about the
Western Union Company objsctlng to the
convention being held al Saratoga on nc
count Of the lack Of wire facilities at thai
place, That Is all nonsense. The New
York people have held State conventions
there which were red hot, and there neyei
was any complaint in regard to the tele
graph service. It Is hard 10 gay where thu
convention will meet"
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AuUusuccessrul stnud.out.

Chicago, December 3.-Last Friday the
members Of the international Union Of
cigar makers to the number oil 1000 mott.
fed the manufacturers Of this city Of their
refusal to work along side Of members Of
the Progressive Union, a rival organization.
The manufacturers Immediately signed an
agreement TO shut their doors this morning
against the Internationallsts, but only l3
stood by the compact, and as consequence
only about l50 Workmen are shut out.
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rHE FATIIER on rIE nousG.

THE FATlIRR OF THE HOUSE.
In the Pennsylvania delegation were
Mr.. Kelley, the father Of the House, and
Mr.. Randall-the two most prominent
members from that State. Several well
known Republicans from that State were
either beaten or not renominated. Among
them are Messrs. Ward, Fisher, Erett.
Scranton and Shillenbegr. Bayne, tbs
outspoken critic OF the administration is
among those returned. Also Mr.. Miller, OF
the old Election Committee. Mr.. Post, the
new member from the Susquehanns dis.
trict, Is the youngest member OF the new
House.
From South Carolina comes Mr.. Dibble,
who was unseated by the last House, and
also Mr.. Mackey, TO whom Mr.. Dlbble's
desk was given.
Tennessee returns Pettibone and Houch.
Mr.. Moore, the Memphis banker, who did
not care for a denomination is succeeded
by Casey Young, q Democrat, who isnot 8
stranger In the House. Two prominent
Democrats, Atkins and Whitthorne, were
not renominated. Texas sends all Demo-
Gratis except Tom 0cheltree, who is no
credit TO any party asa politician. -.
Mr.. Reagan, an advocate OF the familiar
Inter State Commerce bill; Messrs. Mills,
Wellbourne and Culberson, were among
those reelected, and sworn in to-day. MIR.
Jones, the Greenbacker, long term man,
whose speeches were amusing, has disap.
peared.
The return OF Judge Poland Is the most
striking change in the Vermont delegation.
VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA.
Mr.. Tucker is the leader Of the Virginia
delegation, but the new member.at.large,
John s. Wise, looks like q man who will
make his mark. t.
West Virginia contributes an ex.secre.
tary OF the Navy in the place OF Colonel
Ben Wilson-General Gof-the only Re-
publican member from that State. The
other three new West Virginia memb, rs.
Wilson, Snyder and Gibson, are strangers.
Wisconsin sends new men to succeed
Hazlstop, Pound, Humphrey, General
Bragg, and two other old members, who
we're swept away in the deluge.
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nRorann Iasrn. lN raounLE.
a Split In the CoIored PASTORS Rich.
r.u-'. -uord CoprreeutIou. 49,


F''-'' mord Congregations.
RICHMOND, Va, December 3-Rev. Jno.
Jasper, colored, Of the Sixth Mount Zion
Baptist Church, made famous by his usun
Go Move" sermon, is in trouble, Some
weeks since a break occurred in his con.
gregation, resulting in number Of mem-
bers forming the Union Baptist Church.
Brother Jasper, in a sermon last night, de.
nounced these bolters and members OF the
other colored Blptist Church as corrupt
and jealous OF him by reason Of the fame
gained by his sun sermon. The result was
todsy a convention Of these colored
churches. They resolved to Withdraw the
hand Of fellowship from Brother Jasper.
The following resolution was among those
adopted: +,
"Resolred, That we advise the Union
Baptist Church to keep the door Of refuge
open 90 long as the iron laws OF Rome ex.
ist in the Sixth Mount Zion Baptist Church,
90 that all who were in good standing
when they left, and arc In good standing
now, may escape the fanRs OF the emperor
hv coming out by that way and joining the
U aion Biptist Church without letter." n
Mr., Jasper defies them, and says he can
run his church alone. ,.,,. -c4
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ArrEa TIE spOILs.
The Decision or ,hc Democrats ON IN,
Subordinate Offices of the House.

The Decision OF ,he Democrats ON the
Subordinate Offices ofthe House.
From Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, D. O., December 2S.-The
question OF patronage is already distressing
the statesmen. The House is not yet fully
organized, that Is the officers who deal out
the plums are yet to elect and q Demo-
cratic caucus has been held for the spoils
after tho adjournment Of the House to-day.
First, there was q suggestion that the
House should select for itself all the sub.
ordinate officers, giving an equal division
to the States in proportion 10 their Demo.
cratic representation. This was finally
voted down and It was determined 10 de-
mand fair divide and dump the respon.
sibility on those who are to directly EN-.
ploy the men.
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CAPITAL Gu sLlNos.

Postmaster General Gresham has return.
ed to Washington.
Senator Warner will soon introduce q
bill in the House for the retirement Of trade
The coinage Of the minss for November
were s5,so4.9lO, Of which s.. $4,000 were
silver dollars.
The Adjutaut General Of the Army has
received information Of the surrender at
Camp Popular River OF I've lodges OF
Sitting Bulls forces from the British
nroyincea. i.-. Va
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FoREloN FLASHES.

o'Donnel will be hanged on the 18th
inst.
Foo Chow, China, is infected with
cholera. :
It is announced that England, United
States, Russia and France will participate
in the joint protection Of their subjects in!
China. Wv
Captain Brown and seven seamen Of
the Government steamer NewGeld, were
lost near Halifax while trying to save an
other vessel.
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NRw YORK, December S.-The steamship
AlAska, from Liverpool, ran down the ps-
lot.boat about 10 miles of Fire 1sland this
morning. The number Of lives lost Is
unknown. The Alaska Immediately low.
cred two boats but could find no trace Of
the pilot.boat or crew. There wss consid-
erRble excitement on board the Alaska.
Some passengers rushed from their cabins
sit aleariul and terrible accident had be-
lallen the ship. A.
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BRroRR his triumph, the St. Louis Re
publican (Democratic) said Of Mr.. Carlisle:
Ills election in itself will be formal and
definite declaration Of the party position
upon the tariff issue, will assure the coun.
try that the Democracy mean to follow no
course Of discrimination or hypocrisy. With
Carlisle in the chair wise and courageous
policy will be insured, and the party feel
log Itself under the guidance oil q safe man
will at once begin an aggressive campaign.
Looking back over the accomplished fact
we think 80, too. The dodging days are
zone, the saddes! OF the year.
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RIvgR NEWS.
Gathered Along the Levee about Tie
mers-TeIegInphic Reports.

Gathered Along the Levee about tie
steamers Photographic Reports. V
The down river coal markets continue In
On unsatisfactory condition, with but little
prospect OF any immediate change for the
bettei--.hey are all oyerstocked. ~
The river fell few inches ct this point
yesterday. IaiteVening tbs mRlks indicated
q depth In the channel OF feet inches.
Business was moderate on the leyee during
edsy., s44,p' -, 30 .r"+f sJr ~
The W. N. Chancellor will pas down to.
morrow morning for Charleston and inter-
mediate points on the 0Hio and KanawhR
rivera. This Is q popular packet and deserves
patronage. Capt K. ?. Chancellor Is master
and Mr.. Ira B. Huntington parser. 3z;,
Ibe We'zil DsnOcrat sayt: The Wheeling
& P4rksrAbuTg transportation Company have
very warm friends here among the msr-
Courier and Diurnal. AB between the
Regular and ohesapsake the ssatiment 10 en-.
tirely with the latter. T..
Tho Andes arrived on good time yesterday
afternoon aoout $ o'clock with q tpiendId
trip. She will leave on her return Trip this
afternoon at o'clock sharp. Capt. Charles
Muhl 8man 10 master aS usual wltN Metsrs.
Noll and Knox in the office. They are
clever set OF gentlemen aud never fall to
pleSss both passenger and Upper.
Prrr,Bua0H, Pa, December 3.-Riyer
feet and falling cloudy and cold.
GaEEsssoRo, Pa, December 3.-Riyer II,
feet and stationary; weather clear. 5.5
PfrrsBuRGH, Pa, December 3.-Riysf 8 feet
II inches and falling; oiearand cool. F
CIScNSATr, December 3.-Riyer 10 feet 0
inchts and falling; weather clear and cooler.
OFT CrY, December 3-Riyer 3 feet O
inches and stationary; weather clear and
cold. +
CMRo, December s-Riyer q ieet 8
luche. and falling weather clta;; thcrmome-
ter 43s. :.
BEowSsyIl1E, Pa, December s.-Rlyor s
feet 4 inches and stationary; weather clear;
Thermometer 40S. ,7s7T' y
MoRoASrowN, December s,-Riyer 2 feet
4 inchs and stationary; weather clear /;
Thermometer 390.
RicE's LANDING, Pa, December o.--Riyer
feet 8 inches aud falling; weather clear;
thermomelaf 38o. III. n i - :.
Il T.nn, stnok - n.uIt.. n N..-.- a..
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W1SYEPre, MANITOBA, December S.-A
general reduction has been made in the
general wages Of the employees Of the Cam
ada Pacific railroad. The boiler makers
struck and refused toreturn under the new
tariff. This seriuusly affects the company,
a. the cold weather neeeslitates frequent
repairs 10 engines, and 1t 10 thought pioba.
bic compromise will DO made.
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xer,nnner Con.nl. datlon.

J prrrsuuEuH, Pa, December S-TEe an.
nouncement YVES made this evening Of the
CONSOLE lidation Of the Chronicle aud Teltgapk,
afternoon newspapers, to 80 into effect the
Lat Of January. The new company will In
clude the present proprietors Of both
papers, but the Chronicle partially absorbed
the Telegraph,
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some patriotic money-lenders discount
The necessities Of poor pensioners at from
five to twenty per cent month. Verify
they have their reward. There will be a
.ime-somswhere in eternity-where they
will move an adjournment to the ice-house,
but the chair will not entertain the mo-
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COLONEL MCCLURE, whose independent
Philadelphia Times Is very far from being
aRepubllcan newspaper, says that Carlisles
election is 20 defiant declaration of war
against even incidental protection to the
dissatisfied industries which are to day the
pride, the force and the wealth Of the re-
public" This is a bold and caustic uttei-
aucs, but it is simple truth. Colonel Nc.
Cures article will be found "mighty inter
estin, rendin,n
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From Our Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, December 3.-MaIor J.H.
Wallace, OF the Canton, O., district, is here
to contest at once McKinley's seat. A Ger.
tifca,e, signed by the Secretary Of State Of
Ohio, that Wallace was legally elected was
filed with the Clerk OF the House by Mr..
Converse. Mckinley will undoubtedly be
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Al Intlgn CnnetI.
al DIpnieh toths Inidliatnetl

NFeaaI Dl1paIch o tAt IRieEEl9tlotT.
pAREERsBURe, W. Va, December o.
The members d the Bar and officers of the
Court presented Judge'J. NJ. Jackson with
a handsome Eold.headed cane, to-day, II
being the tifty.eighth anniversary OF his
birth. The Judge was deeply affected and
thanked the donors In very appropriate
annnnk
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THE BALL OPENED.
THE FORTY EIGHTH CONGRESS
Begin. the rurnoll-rAs Election of the Houss
OGissrs-Ths Senate not Ready Ist-Ths
Fight Over haaninE and Chalmers
Causes 4 Hasty AtJournnsnt.

FfoR Our Special Correspondent
WAsu1yoroy. December 3.-The hrst
,oo.;o, ~ ,ho Eo,.v.o .o;.h,b conoreoa started
DI,.'.O. y y. ...O IN eeu 49,. ~, ana
of to-day under iull fail, Without any spe-
cial incidents. The House was nearly full,
and there will probably not be as many
.an,,h hos. ,.asa,t oco;n d,r;n, the session.
L, .neinoeis p'oSent "t "tl Ne go - n.
There was only one man eiecteu as ne'
publican who voted for other than Keller,
and he had a personal ieud with the ex.
cnaohor ovsr aoma wb;skv lepisla.
speaker o'ef soLe visa" -.
tion In Which ne noase
nearly unanimously sustained MIR. Keller.
Rob;nson GOT two votes from two indie.
,o.aoa., .nd hod Tho had taste IN ait In
penuenss Aau n"u .no sst - - Wo,,o. ~ M
MS seat and refuse 10 Vo1e ior he"ei' tie
was candidate two years ago and
oot badlv left. Kasson dodged, aud
w;,,;a pho,n. vo,ed ior Ke;fer. When
WINS fhe'ps 'o'ou ~. ' ~. .", -.
the Speaker in delivering MS inaugural
apologized for his election and promised
good behavior on the tariff about one.haif
OF the Democrats applauded and the rest
sat still and sullen. There will be trouble
in the camp bye and bye. The free traders
are aggressive and determined and mean
to show their hand and let their nerve pile
on It.
The first move Of the swearing-in of the
members was to get Manning in by the
back door, after he had written to the