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DrRlSG his stay in Washington, between
struggling with rheumatic pains and persis-
tent reporters Allen q. Thurman has had a
thOrDy path to tread. But the greatest sor-
row he will have to bear in the future Is
his nomination for tho Presidency, on the
Democratic ticket, OF course, by an enthu-
sasc correspondent at the Capitol, who
speaks Il him as "the next President. In
this connection might be added the oracu-
lar utlerauce Of prominent Ohio Demo-
cnt to a reporter OF the Chicago Tribune,
@goirg to show tue direction Of the wind.
This prophet bayp, "his nomination is GER
tain. The Democrats will have to take
him. Bayard comes from too small a State,
and has failed too many times. Cleveland
is not big enough. The Catholics do not
like Mcdonald, and Thurman can carry
Ohio next fall more easily than Hoadly did
this. Thurman is not in the Senatorial
race, mark tln!. lie will not become en-
auSpd in the iactional fights in Ohio.
He will leave that to Pendleton and Boss
Mclean"
Though Bayard is small and Cleveland
iSnot big enough, still the "great bandan.
ma acrobat will be compelled to seek the
seclusion Of the reporters, where they will
rive hima trial Of saving six cords OF
wood in as many hOura; or, jumping rail
fences with the agility OF a professional
gymRas', before he throws shade on the
chances OiTilden. BY the way $3.50 much
health and muscle enters into the qualiti.
cations Of tho next Democratic nominee,
what is thOrs Objectionable in the propo-
liion to let ali candidates spar for the belt.
1t would Fave the expenses Of la national
convention aud be much more satisfactory
tOthepubHc. Sullivan, Of course, Is barred
from this contest. ~ba
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olu,ion was adopted.
sOLDIE9s' REUNION.
Meeting of tho society Of the Army OF
the Cumberland Yesterday.

meetluE oil tnb buetetg VI tut aFtuJ VI
the Cumberland Yesterday.
CINCINNATI, October 24.-The Society Of
the Army Of tho Cumberland formed this
morning at tthe Burnett House and marched
with band to the Grand Opera House to
hold business session. The Society was
led by liz President, General Sheridan,
who had General Roaecrans on his right.
Following came General Wood with Gen
eral John A. Logan. After these weie
Generals Newton, Carlin, Morgan, Kim.
ball, Parkhurst and about one hundred
and fifty others. General Sheridan called
the Society to order. Prayer was offered
by Chaplain Earnshaw. The reports Of
the committees were heard. 1t was stated
in explanation Of the absence OF mention
OF the death OF Geueral Steedman that he
had never become a member Of the So
ciety.
General R. D. Messy offered a resolu-
ton, which was adopted, that the Com.
mittee on Memoirs take the necessary steps
TO sketch Gen. S'eedman's military career,
to be published in the annual record.
Gen: J. S. Fullerton, Treasurer, reported
q balance at the beginning OF the year Of
$3.50; balance now in the treasury, $l97.
He stated that large number OF members
are now delinquent, many OF whom can.
not be found by letters.
After the appointment Of committees
and the acceptance OF invitations from the
Chamber Of Commerce, Cuyier Club,
Duckworth Club and the Lincoln Club, the
meeting adjourned.
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eRIEF TELEoRhMs.

Mr.. Abbott nominated lor Lieutenant
Governor on the ticket with Gen. Butler,
has declined to run.
The New York police raided ten policy
shops yesterday, arrested the proprietors
and closed the establishments.
Delegates representing 4l,000 colliers in
Yorkshire, England, have resolved to in
sst upon an advance OF wages.
Wallace Roes has accepted Conley's chal.
lenge for three mile race for 81 900 side.
The race will be rowed four weeks from
signing Of articles.
A telegram was received at the War De.
partment yesterday from Gen. Crook, Goa.
tirming ttie report that the 0hiricahuas In.
dams left in Mexico are on their way to
San Carlos.
LIT. Daring, Of Clifton, Mo-, was killed
by his aunt, Mrs. VIM. Straub, yesterday.
She struck him on the head with ham
mer. She gave herself up and Is now in
iail at Huntsville.
The New York Board OF Aldermen ask
for $50 1000 for the celebration OF the Ger.
tennial Of the departure OF the British
troops from New York, and ask the Mayor
to proclaim general holiday.
The wholesale clothing house Of Moset
Trautman ( Co., Philadelphia, has failed.
Liabilities $4,000. The firm confessed
judgments for q cash advance OF $40, 900.
The property is in the custody OF thesherif
Mrs. Mary ]. Young, shot by her hus
band, Thomas Young, keeper of liquor
saloon In Brooklyn, died yesterday. In
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EPISCOPAL CoNvEhTIox.
The Proceedings Of tue Body Yesterda!
state of the Churches.

state Of the Churches.
PHILApELPuIx, October 24.-This Is the
nineteenth day OF the session Of the General
Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church. The House Of Deputies on the
State OF the Church made report upon
the preamble and resolution OF James II.
Fisher, a lay deputy Of the diocese Of West
ern New York, concerning the common
rumor that certain ministers Of this
church have during long periods OF
time past introduced during the cele-
bration Of Holy Communion, ceremonies
not authorized in the book OF com.
mon prayer, and symbolizing erroneous or
doubtful doctrines. The committee reach.
ed the unanimous conclusion that this
subject Is beyond the competency Of this
committee, aud further that 1t Is amply
provided for by canon %, title !, entitled,
hOf the Use OF the Book Of Common
Prayer" to which they earnestly call the
attention OF the church. The commit.
tees request to be discharged from further
consideration OF the subject was granted.
The Committee on the State OF the
Churches made its final report, which
stated that there are now In the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of the United States, ls
dioceses, 10 missionary Jurisdictions, ~
bishops, $500 other clergy, 8 900 organ.
lied parishes and more than 1853 900 COM
municants. The report referred 10 the In
adequate number Of candidates for holy
orders, and called special attention TO the
work Of the Church Temperance Society.
Church music, 1t says, has made progress.
The enriched book Of common prayer is
hailed with delight. The report concludes
with resolution that in view Of the state
OF the Church the report be transmitted to
the House OF Bishops, with the request
that they prepare pastoral letter for pub
lication.
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NoRrHEns pACIFIo RAILROAD.
Suits brought TO Test the Right of the
hoard 10 Issue Bonds.

NEw York, October 24.-Three suits
were brought against the Northern Pacific
Company, to-day by Dunning Edall, Hart
and Fowler, by Anderson & Mann and by
Anderson & Rowland. The object OF the
suits Is to prevent the issue u the new Sec
ond mortgages. The ground taken is
the original act in the corporation
which prohibits the company from making
any mortgage or Issuing any construction
bonds without the consent OF Congress.
Congress gave its consent in 1870, that the
company might issue construction. bonds
and securs them by mortgage. Under that
consent jay Cookies mortgage was made,
which was subsequently, foreclosed.
The position taken by the plaintiffs is that
the authority et Congress once exercised
was exhausted aud could not be repeated.
An order to show cause, with u stay, was
granted in two suiIs, and the argument
will bs heard November lst. Officers OF
tho company say suit wss brought
by ]. J. Bradley, who say he is q
holder Of common stock, Of no i'm.
portauce. He asks tha; the company be
enjoined from issuing bonds or making
mortgages until Congress gives consent;
This consent was given long ago. aud
Bradley has no standing. lie hsd 200
shares Of common stock transferred to him
on Saturday to bring the suit.
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EUR0pEAN LGaORERs.
rheir Condition According to Joseph D.
WeGkh' Observations,


PlrHDrRGH, Pa, October 4.-Joseph D.
Weeks, Secretary Of the Western Iron As.
sociation, arrived from Europe to-day,
where he has spent the past four months
investigating the iron interests and their
raniiying Influences upon capital, the la
boring classes, national prosperity and
their direct and indirect sympathies with
American enterprises. Much that he has
learned during his foreign tour will be in
CorPoated In report 10 be submitted to
the Department Of the Interior.
Ills report, so far ss It concerns the 10:
horer in England, France, Belgium and
Scotland, Is very gloomy. The laborer, he
says, manages to exist. He cannot be said
70 live when living is an expression Of lies
i1lfument Of content. Wages are lower
than paid here while ieod is higher. bout
.. third Of the pudding furnaces In the
North Of England arc idle, and mines are
running on part time and exercising bnt
partial capacity. In England arbitration
snpidly assuming the position Of prac.
teal solution Of labor troubles. Trade
unions are strong and ilourishing and have
a stability, financial standing and dignity
lhAt they do not attain In America.
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ponn4TioN oF wIst VIRGINIA..
Gov,rnur rierpnn. cr,.ic,ses n wal
inna... u, .At ii. NJ. Il A. hate


Gov.rnur rierpnnt Criticises n Wath.
ipstou Wrii-r on AIS Date.
Totht Editor ef The Lateligoteer.
sIR-Iu your issue OF 0ctober 23i you
published an article from local writer in
one Of the Washington, D. c., papers, in
which the writer undertakes to chow Mr..
"Ssward's desire to cut Virginia in two"
The writer starts out by saying, "In 1862,
sf;er the battle Of Charlottesville, the
Contedsracy was at it's bts;. Mr.. Seward
was very much troubled. He sent for John
Minor Bits and other prominent vir.
ginians and said, We must cut Virginia in
two and mako new State out Of the west.
ern part oft.
This writer must revise his dates and
facts, or | fear the pretty story he makes
out OF Mr.. Ssward's apprehensions will not
pass With approval into history.
First-The baLtleuf Charlottesville was
fought in May, 1858
Second-John Minor B)t!s was not in
Washington in 1862, nor in 1868. As am
informed he was a prisoner Of war, on
parole OF honor not to leave the State oil
Virginia without the consent Of the Con.
federate authorities, with other conditions,
from 1901 to 1865. He was for some time
in the Confederate prison ut Richmond.
Third-Presiient Lincoln signed the bill
making West Virginia new State on ths
95!h ot December, 1852, or on the 1st oi
January 1868, l think the former date.
The convention which passed ordinances
restoring the government Of Virginia 10
loyal Offices, in August, 1851, passed an or.
dinance authorizing a convention 10 make
a constitution for tic new State. This con-
yention met 10 October. 1851, finished their
work in February, 1862, and the Senate
Of the United States passed the bill to ad.
NIT the State, but It failed in the House,
and was sent back. The convention rees.
sembled, altered the constitution TO meet
the views OF the lower house, and when
Congress assembled In December the con.
stitution Of the new State was resnbmitted
TO Congress and passed both houses and
was signed by the President, l think, De.
cember 25, 1862,
The President had Issued his proclama.
ton declaring West Virginia new State
long before the battle Of Chancellorsville.
Mr.. Seward was q friend Of the new State,
and he advised the President to sign the
act Of Congress admitting II, for all Of which
West Yirginiaps were thankful.
FIJI PIRRPoNT.
Faimonl, ". Va, October "a.
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ptenslo,n 2 Attorae,r ni.hn:ircca,,

wAsHNapoNfp. O.; October 24-1n sd.
dition to the suspensions. announced yes.
terdsy the Secretary OF the Interior upon
the recommendation Of the Commissioner O
Of Pensions to day suspended John N.
Roux and Frank N. English, Of Washing.
ton, and Frank l. Mcdonald, Of Baltimore,
from practice bsiore the, Interior
ss pension attorneys.
The Secretary also disbsrred from
practice T. II. Taylor, OF Vassar, Mich,
and Geo. W.. Johns, Of Washington. Tay.
Ter was convicted Of taking illegal fees as 9
pension attorney and Johns was disbatfed
trial ior using penalty envelopes. It Is al.
legged Roux and English published false
advertisements calculated 10 mislead pen.
sioners, and Mcdonald extorted fees lille.
vAlly. ise
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nEECHER ON DIyoRCF.
The Plymouth PaIpit crater Expresses
his Views ON That Subject.

NRw Yoar. October 24-Henry Ward
p,ooh., ,os ,sLsd ,o,t aron;r. for M
sseei "as =, "oHso 'ass .e ~, n4'
views upon the snplectol divorce, ana tne
laws governing It. He pondered for o
moment. and then said that he would want
"a Ioot into ltba srbiec. ,omawhat and
" ,SsA S ~ ~ |i-l, N!Sss 80" !, ss'' a..s :.
read up what Dr. Woolsey SAID upon It,
and give ita catsini consideration before
replying 81 lensth' he thougnt tnaI mere aa
were more canses ior divorce than me
ssIlPtnfal one o. aan!Iery. Ihat was pro-
videu az protecton lof woman rom mere 2
capnce 10 = TINE wren q man mas several
Sives anu u one 1'splssses nm IN solhe :
trlsial tnlng ne could give her wriung Oh
diyorcement. ,
81, divorces should not pe aclle,
connnnea Mr.; t;r, beecher, WIN incfeased
eatnesLness' me sanctity ol ,he Ianlly
rs the nope OF tne world. y IS peiter tlat
TWO SHOULD sunsr threneh ine than tnat q
700 easy aoor shouia pe opened ior tnGse 1
teu py PASSION OF aes'ling license. Inc
ooys say on tne usin. ,on,cago-tnif,,y
minutes MI lof aivoree. neau lnss myself. yitl.
put dlvofce snoulI 10 granted on otner
thSn tne scrlplural ground. a woman
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COHr. IUArED Casf.
Arrest Of au Fmbexxier who Is Mixed UP
tl. I'm Various Sntts.


CHICAGO, Ill, October 24-Dauiel B.
vsrmil,e was arrested here last night
charged with the ombenlement of 5000
Of The funds Of The weem's Stone and
Marble Company, oi which he was stock
holder. The alleged embCzzlement occur
ed one year ago, since which time Yer:
milye has been heard offrom California and
Europe, and he Ia supposed TO have Just
returned from abroad. The arrest Is said
to be preliminary TO other cults against the
accused, which have been commenced by
General William Myers, now on the relired
list Of the United States Army, to recover
$4,000 which Myers claims 10 have
entrusted to yermilye, whllethe latter YVES
in this employ Of the Northern. Pacific
Railroad Company a! ST, Paul. TO invest IN
town sites along the line OF that road, but
from which he claims never to have re-
ceiyed auy returns General MYERS has
aiso commenced a suit for 81, 900 Tor alan;
der avaiust Vprmilye, who has commenced
a suit in the courts OF New J!rsey for di'
uoFNA
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oNctxsATl, O., October 24.-At Clinton
Falls, Ind, last night, stranger called for
supper atIthc farm house Of James Caw.
ford, an aged man living alone with his
wife, near here. While she was preparing
ii he struck her down with club. At the
same time companion knocked Mr.. Craw.
ford down in the same way, when they
stole SIS, and left the old people dead, as
they supposed. Crawford recovered con,
seriousness, and gave the alarm. The --latest
from the victims is that both will dle,
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A Nor,tnster.

PLYMouTI, Mass, October "a - The
hardest northeast gale for several years has
been raging since last night. The sloops
sanoset aud Wood and the yacht Mamie
parted their cablesin the river. harbor and
went ashore. AT Bhzzsrd's Bay, Mass, q.
severe northeast gale accompanied by rain;
commenced at o a.. NJ at II o clock the
gale increased. Hundreds Of sailing YES.
sells were seen of The east side early this
morning. Great apprehension Is felt for
their safety as they are liable TO be driven
ashore on the capeunless the storm abates.
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CRAwF0RDsvlLLE, 1ND., October "a
John Murphy was found this morning ut
Wallace, small village twenty miles west
OF here. He had thee bullet wounds in
his body, and 1t Is supposed was murdered
for his money. He was known to have
several thousand dollars the night before,
which have not been found. The murderer
stole horse near by and made good his
escape. The stolen horse returned at noon,
without bride or saddle, but no news from
the mnrdPrnr.
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A uoRplsLE story of the annihilation OF
an entire lamiIy,a mother and her three
children comes from an Ohio town. The
bp,baud and father driven insane by
iII.Aealth destroyed those supposed to
bs dearest 10 him on earth, and then
made away with his miserable life. 1t is
bad enough for man 10 take his own life,
but icst why the insane saicide is 80 self
ish as to lake others with him into an
other presencO isa question very difficult
IN isthom,
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Tur CincinnRli alumni Of Bethany Col
,.op hold delightful reunion the other
evening in the Queen City. President W.
x, PeudletOn presided, and the toas,s were
numerous >" and appropriate to the occasion.
4 iplI report of the proceedings will be
t,rnJ in another column Of this issue.
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Tug German BiOen,ennial celebration
xhiIe il pleased the general public has
rrueJ out 10 he OF profit TO two charitable
Institutions in this city. The surplus
money in the hands OF the treasurer Of the
c.ebraticn amounts 10 about $500. This
ann, We are informed, will be divided be-
tween the orphan asylums Of the city, a
neat sum for each, which will be appreciate
al Nv thn recipients.
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AMERICAN laborers should certainly take
great deaf Of comfort from the obserya'
tons Of Mr.. ]. D. Weeks, who is Secretary
Of The Western Iron Association, during
his recent trip to Europe. He reports that
the condition Of the laboring classes in all
the countries he visited was decidedly
gloomy. The laborer in this country has
the advantage over his foreign brother in
getting better wages, more than 25 per cent
better; second, better living, because money
goea farther and does more.
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Vail Ammunition ileetinr.

PrTpnUAal, October 4.-The Western
Nail Association met in the Hostetter
Block, Fourth avenue, at noon to-day, del.
egateS from West Virginia, Ohio and the
surrounding country being present. The
meeting was Tor the purpose OF limiting the
production ol pails by q stoppago Of man.
gtlcture, but as tho report OF October lst
shows fair demand and only a moderate
apply on hand, Il was determined to allow
matters to remain rs they are until the
next meeting, on November l4ih.
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RIyEn nEWs.
i1isceIinueous Notes FROM the Levee.
Teiegraphio keporis.

L |
nIsceIiaueous Notes FROM the Levee.
Teiegraphic Reporis.
The Boone will be this morning's ParkerS.
burg beat q" s...l
The river rose two or thIee, inches yef.
tssday, and at dusk ast evening there was n
depth Of feet in the channel.
The Alabama the new steamer built At
Pittsburgh for Il ada about Mobile, VIA eI.
pected to pass down last night 4.
Yesterdays departures were: Elaine, for
Darlington, 4 p NJ, Frank stein, Newdar.
tinsville, 3P. n.
Capt Phil Anshuiz, who formerly com.
maudsd the HUDSON In the Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati trade, is sui In command OF the
towboat Thomas W. Means.
The new steel shait OF the w. w. o'Neil
from Rrupps celebrated German works 10
In place, and the work OF building the wheel
commenced. The 0'Ngil will 30 ready 10
take out atow from Pittsburgh on tho iifst
water. - ! +
CAlno. October a River 10 feet inches
and rislng. 49, u ~
CNcNSA1t, octobsr 2l-Riysr feet 3
inches aud falling n
GREESsBoRo, Pa, October 24.-Riyer II feet
and stationary; weather clear,
EvASSvnLE ostobtr y River about At a
stand with feet on the gauge. III,
PTruBuRGH Pa, 0eiober A.-Riyef %
inches and falling; weather cloudy and warm.
BEowNEvnlE PA October 24.-Riyer 4 feet
. inches an and tAllinG weather olsa5 thsr.
RIeE's LANDING, Pa October 2L-Riyer 4
iset = inches and falling weather clear; ther-
mn m ar 3 =.
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orrAwA, oNr, October sl-An e1ta Of
tho official Ga.site announces the arrival of
the Msrqnis OF Lansdowne and contains a
proclamation of bis assumption Of the
governor geuerA!sh'p. When the vice re-
gal party srrivea at Rideau hall lsSt even;
Ing the mMchionesi frat sliyh'et, and
standing at the main Nntranc,, received her
husband with a kis as heaentered their
nnur hnmR.
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Explosion in a Palace.

ROME, October "a An explosion occur
red to-day in the royal palace at Naples, at
which repairs were being made. Two
worknen were seriously injured and
the room set ON fire. The fiames.
was promptly qdenched.. Great excite.
ment prevailed and crowds oi people
flooked to the piazza Of the palace. The
cause Of the explosion is not explained.
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r,.GoyrRSoR PlRRroXr in a commune
.,'ioO IN uublished in this issue, contradicts
,%s rSs ,la,ements Of Washington, D. @,
D,ntemau, oar who wrote TO journal in that
s;s ,sla,iye 10 the formation Of West Vir-
aiI siHi, The Governor ought to know. He
s s,s ,bs,e at the most trying time.
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New YoRK, October 94-The annual
meeting of the National Board Of Steam
Navigation begun with E w. Gould, OF st.
Louis, in the chair. The object OF the
meeting is to have Congress revise the
present Steamboat laws, the fitst points
looked to being the limiting Of liabilities
to steamboat owners, and to have the re-
qnired test Of kerosene oil reduced TO 100
dp1Fepa
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Three Cnlldrso Drowaet.

wrSSIpea, MANITOBA, October "a
Three children OF Mr.. 1ngus, the oldest a
girl Of l2 years, were drowned in pond
at Elkhorr, Manitoba. The girl was on
the pond skating, when the ice broke, and
she fell into the water. Two younger
brothers tried TO save her, but all perished
before the eyes OF the mother on the bank
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WASHINGTON, D. O., October "a. From 9
report made to Commissioner Evans Il
appears that IN organization known as
aRedmen" exists in West Virginia, but
the members are not engaged In protect
ing any ylolators ot the internal Revenue
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Two More isls ss,eo Victims Die.

wlLxEsnARRE, Pa, October st-Two
more victims Of yesterday'a explosion at
Kinss.ou, Mary Qainn and Hattie MOss,
died this morning in terrible agony. Lizzie
Elweris ana James Steele are praying for
death 10 relieve them Of their terrible
suffering. John james will probably re-
cover,
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MINNIE MAppERs.

This Justly popular little actress will pre.
sent her new play, "The Puritan Maid at
the Opera House, Saturday afternoon aud
evening The play was written e1pr .ssly for
her, aud gives unusual opportunity for the
display at her talents. Itis q new departure
In dramatic literature, and has been pro-.
nounced success by the prels wherever II,
has been rendarsd.