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y PIrTsruRan, Pa, February 27I-The Coil
Trades Tribunal, appointed to regulate th,
wases Of railroad mincrs, meet March ~
to arrange the price OF mining for th,
spring and summer. ,t1;S.5 .:553.; p Al
The Allegheny Stone-cutters association,
numbering five hundred, will meet in 4
few daysto consider the advisability Of dr.
mandlus an advance in Wages. z! js558 iJ;s,
READING, Pa, February o7-No.ici .
have been posted in niue hat factorie
employing eight hundred hands, announa.;
ing reduction OF >wsges Of twelve percen.
The reasons given ara composition and ex.
horbitans duty on wool. n .t.si!3s5
The Weimer Machine works, at Lebanon,
employing several hundred hands, retlnc-,i
the wages oil employee from to lo4 Put.
cert. 3EEt-l q : = S: : 4
PtrrsHuRGtL February so7-The conitr-,
enca committee OF the green glass bottla
blowe.saud the n mauufsctpIe1s having filled
10 settlsthe strike after numerous attempts,
the hlowers' committee have given notice
that no more meetings will be held unless
ut the manufacturers request.
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CAPITAL CHIPS,

{ Secretary Chandler recommends the
nomination Of Medical Director +. M.
Gunnell 10 bo Surgeon General OF tho
Navy ,:.Si
@ The House Committee on Railways and
Canals ordered favorable reports on Hob.
lizsll's bill appropriating 81 ,O0O, 900 for the
construction OF the Maryland and Della.
ware ship canal; also Wemple,s bill proyid.
ing for an appropriation. ri 81, 900 600 an.
nually, for ten years, ios the permanent
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New YoRE, February ga. the in
quest today in the case Of salmi Morte,
Mis- Black burn, an actrcss, testified that
early on Friday morning last Mr.. Morse
accompanied her home from the Coamo.
politsn Theatre. While there, McGivney,
business manager Of ,ha. theatre, caxie
in. They were the bisterest enemies. With
an oath. .AlcGiyney struck Morse and called
him ''an old rascal.n Morse fell, but got up
and went ont followed by Nj Givnsy. They
had come to blows in her housa before.
Six hours later Mckinney called ut her
house. Ha appeared disordered and ex-
cited. III the afternoon MtGivney called
again. She reproaehtd. kim and he leIt.
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r,.c blizzard tn tho Nur,uwcs,.

z ST. PAuL, MISN.,g February 27.-The
Eteaiag Joa,7alsspec;al advices report light
snow and high wind drifting on the Men.
itoba line. The storm on the Minneapolis
4 St. Louis road, which set in last night,
developed today into the worst blizzard oi
the season. There WIS light snow and
heavy drifting particularly vest Of Albers
Lea. Freight trains are temporarily aban.
doned but passenger trains are running
on slow time.'RIt is very cold ant!
showing Oa the Northern PAcitic there
is trouble FROM weakened tracks from the
floods on the Yellowstone end OF Snake
river. On the west the Fargo & South
western Is blocked and trains arc sus.
pended. A-E II 31sEEE
at st. Vincent the mercury was 20 de-
grees below zero, at Wilmar on tho Breck-
enridge division, 10 below. These ex.
tremes cover the range on all lines. *
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Coz. QUAY il credited wlth secheme to
Jeiest the. Republican party in Pennsyl'
ysnis this year. His intention Is not quite
8, fifty put, but this is the plain Engiisl.
oIi. Ho Is going to rclire twelve Of the
sixteen Republican Congressman because
taey canno! be handled. Judge Kelley
must 90, because he has given Col. Quay
trouble; Bayne must 60 because he is iii q
stats Of chronic rebellion; George '. Law
renee must retire ''because he is old and
has been disappointment" There are
two reasoas which make it improbable that
Col. Qisy is engineering this job: He
wouldn't make it go, and he doesn't want
to defeat the Republican party. Judge
Kelley is one Congressman who can be
elected without the help Of caucus or con.
yention. Tie independent voter is abroad
in his district, and the tariff sentiment is
strong enough to carry him through III
spite o! any machine DEGREES.
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west virginia n,lIs iu congress,

From Our Special Correspondent. 4 q, l@5sy
.WAsnlSoroS, 2, g, February. .ee7.-Gen,
Goirhas introduced q bill for the relief Of
Il. W. Philips, Clnrk Hanes and John
Beam, which was referred to tho Commit.
teeo on War Claima Also bill granting
M increased pension 10 Nre. Sallie +.
BlundoD, widowof Major i. Bnndop; re-
lerred to the Committee On Invalid PEN
slons. 1s5i ,s. q lN7f .sIJ5l
Representative Wilson has introduced
tho following bills: A bill for the relief
otEdward i. Tabb, Of Berkeley county,
West Virginis; referred to the Committee
on War Claims. A bill for the relief oi
Solomon Boyer, Of Berkeley county, West
Virginia; referred to the Committee on
War Claims. A bill for the relief Of j. John
Bsindic, of Berkeley county, West Vir-
pinis; referred to the Committee on War,
Claims. A bill Tor the relief OF this leyal
representatives OF Joseph Anderson, de-
ceased; referred to the Committee on War
Claims, T q II i-l3I r. aF-fli = = lf,ai1l So
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ST. PAUL. February 27.-The Minneap-
oils Journals Gleadivo, Montana, special
says: The river is quiet a. Ills point wish
little ice. The town is 50 situ 4ted that the
gorge could do little or no damage, the
water! flowing of through the Low
lauds opposite. The river porged 1t
Iron Bluffs, nine miles above. Five or {
families were driven out Of the valley.
Thera are three washouts above here, two
this eide o! Miles City, and the most for
midahle about nighty miles below BilIinsa
near Pompey's Pillar. 81 a,
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THE FLOOD SUFFERERS
ASKING MEMBERS Of CONGRESS
TO ilAvs an Appropriation a Passed TO Restore
Galidlnss Damaged BY tho HIrh Wa,tr--wsst 4
Virginia In,sntors-DtmocrAtie Caucus.
Ths Daurllls Riot lnvsstIgatiOn.

from Our Special C0TItspondtnl. I E3lIIII "
Il WASHINGTON, D. q, February oL-Con'
sressmen and Senators. representing the
dtstricta and States along the Ohio river ID
the country recently inundated, arc re.
ceiving petitions by the score asking ior au
appropriation to restore The buildings dc.
siroyed by the looas, sItmigbt as well be
understood, now rs later, that there is no
deposition on the part OF Congress TO make
such an appropriation, and II there were, 1t
Is said that 1t could no. bo done, for the
reason that such legislation would be un.
constitutional Il, 4 lg3iBi.Stt .I,-g !.
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Z PROUD or .IiIs COWAtsDlCE.
A U"fque tTfsness In the DnnyiIie Riot
!. 4 = \ siE EtInYekitfKntiOn.s y sfA-t9,

UutTEe Witness in the DnnyiIIe Riot
Il 4 III InyesitfgaiiOn. x Sgta3
WASHINGTON, D. G., February 81
Squire Tali!erro, colosed, testified before
tho Danville committee to-day. He heard
the shooting the day Of the riot and hurried
home, where he ttaid until the Monday
morning following. White men came to
his home and said they had a telegraph
dispatch fer him, but he did not want any
news bad enough to open the doors whilo
the Democrats threatened 10 carry the
election by the use Of firearms, if necee.a-
~. Witness boosted oil his great fright on
the day Of the riot, fayius, "aia..ahs were
gettin' very bilious for the Squire, and he
took watah." n
Senator Vance developed the fact that
witness was once convicted OF fraud in
selling whisky, and imprisoned. " N
Senator Vance said, II want to ask one
question, sre you really proud OF your
cowardice ?"' Z s55a h, & So =, : 3:
Witness with a swagger) )-"Yea, sir, i
am proud, and am ashamed, too, in IN
other sense. I'm ashamed dat I'm 'bliyed
to play de coward for men who is seekin'
to take my liie."
In answerto Senator Sherman the wit
ness said notice was put under his door
some time after the riot addressed, "This
ia to Squire Taliferro." !" Its contents were,
Squire Talifcrro: You IRE considered as
one of the leader. or instigatiors Of the late
riots OF Danyille. As such you are re-
sponsible Tor the blood epillcd therein.
We have determined your stay in Danville
ia injurious to,the public peace, therefore
10 and # alter three days ,yo yo,, ay
found in Danville you mus. take the con.
sequences. ill-5llI s,
/ The committee adjourned subject to the
call Of the chairman, with the understand.
ing that no fu.ther proceedings will take
place until the House has acted upon the
Senate joint resolution appropriating mo.
ney for further expenses n y AZ. y!
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.EltETCkt llnth,

A WAsulSoroS, D. G, February 27.-The
bill repeating the tes. oath, which recently
passed the House, has passed the Senate
alter being modified by an amendment
proposed by The Senate judiciary Com
mittee, providing that no person who held
a commission in the United States Army
or Navy before The war and was Rtterward
engaged in The military, naval or civil Ser.
vices Of the so.callcd Confederate States
shall be appointed 80 any position in the
army or navy OF the United S:atea.
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Pate az l'e,.c. makers.

q RscuM ND, ny, February 27.---In an af.
fray at Winston, .Es.el county, yesterday,
Preston White was killed and Harry Witt
and hls son Tillman tmoftSlly wounded.
White asd, q companion named Prickell
were both drunk ard crra' ed disturbance.
Young ittinattemphng to oqnell the fu,s
was attacked snd shot; i,y White. Witt
senior cauo to lis sassis:ancs audwss shot
BY Pdckell. During tn. sc'tAlta between
young Witt and White, P;ickeii a,tempted
to shoot Witt hut Bhot White 'hrnuSh the
head, killing him instantly. PdckelI was
nlrested. q 81 = n. n s a. -.
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s.I.srs.tr .-FlaH .a--.-.
RIVER: N ESyS.
Notes Abnnt the HtenmbcntH,H HnnIt Briefs
mud TeIcxrnphic. Reports.

Notes Abnnt the StenmbGRtH, EnnIt Briefs
mud Tclcxrnphic Reports.
The Emma Graham will passi do wn this
morning. 10 :, ,ss!s.ts .,43 q
I Tie s.. Lawrence will leave Pittsburgh for
Cincinnati next Saturday at noon.; "A q 4 n 4.
The marks last evening indicated dspth
OF IL feet 4 inches In the channel and the
river was still falling. III n
a The Onward passed down will coal and the
Tom Reese, Diamond James Gilmore and y.
L. Wood rss.ed up with omp'ie les. s21E.s z, 4
Tho WIN. Chancellor passed down about
4 o'clock yesterday morning from Pittsburgh
10 Charleston. sns had ti,st-ctsss trip. { 4;
Capt. Ed Arshn 2, agent OF the stockdale
line at this ppiut Intends. gaias down the
river on the Emma Graham this morning. sS
TIE Chesapeake, tha new size wheel, elec.
sric lish. pasHneer packet, passed up atoat
IA. NJ on her. ttss trip In !, her n.w Pits.
hurgl.Ciucinnaii trado. apt Ell. Maddy 10
coniniard aud Lou Maday 10 tbs Office The
Chesapeake IL very last ana will be very
popuias With passengers. 3Ss.$sl S5:s.s
The Andes did not get away f,om Beilaiye
until after, day k last night, inl y "a hoursbe
hind time. X The renson tur her delay was The
scarcity cf labor usr regular force Of dsct
hands about rnve out yesterday morning a
ter working steadily for nearly 81 hours and
rnus,ers, callld not basprocnred. Hhe was
obliged 10 leave nails aud glassware that she
bad engsged at. ,B-llaire aud Bsnwood on
this sctouus, although where sbe would
havs put them had, sne had men to handle
them Is q mystery. Her hold aud decs'
wa,e packed tnll. As one man slid, "Muhif.
man appssrs 0 be.rying to carr y tt earth
EvAEsyrLLE. February q River 42 let
inches GU ths guage and falling slowly, S:Fl
PIrrsBusoH, February 27-Nonorg,hel,
river 4 feet, a inches and falling; weslhe
cloudy and c;ol. I d Il a $!5t4
CIsc,ssA71, February 97.-River SO feet
inches and falling; rain this afternoon an,
showing tonight. aSst.Tysf5. sts..4 /
5Lout.vIttr, February oI-Rlser faliine,i !
fee. I inches on falls and l2 feet 7inches Il
canal. Business fair. Weather warm an
cloudy. / (
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VIA? was iSe DIuyllc lit compared with the
ElurJen committed last week In Ohio TO procure
dad bodies for .: medical eolese?-Riclmsnd Dis.
Plca.
The Ohio vlllainy waa murder Tor money,
crime as old as cupitity. 1t was con-
Ceived and executed by two ignorant ne.
groes, both of whom ere on the way to the
gaiiows
The Danville butchery was a purely po-
ii!ical outrage on the rights OF voters and
oihuman beings. 1t was conceived and
executed in the interest OF political par
ty which has not yet had the courage to
denouuce it. The Danyille murderera
will never "ieel the halter draw"
The Danvills riot admits OF no compari.
son with the murder Of the Taylor family
in Ohio. |. will be necessary 10 20 further
back and further South to the slaughter in
tho Matthews family and the Chisholm
lanily-murders, like those at Danville, fol
opinion sake and Tor no other reason. !
II the boiy,sna!chers were thoughtful
enough TO MAKE arrangements in certain
stateaab'ut election time, they could easily
secure n eupply Of 1cady-made subjects
aad save themselves the pains OF murder
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An 4, rye wi,nc,,'. story, y,

KuAarouMj February 27-Asman who
left Ell Obeid. ten days ago arrived this
morning: He reports that the garriHons Of
Fl flasher, Darra, Masteri and Foga are
still surrounded, whils the garrisons Of ON
Shanga and Il Thesa shave surrendered.
He says there has been no fighting a.
Bahrgazelle,T n He saw three Engllshmen al
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ALBANY, Ny, February 27.-Thia
morning there was considerable excite.
ment emong the members o! tho Assembly
over! q difficulty between .Aesamhlynlan
Howe and Burns. How, alta bapqpstI st
night, made a Bpcec!, giving supposed
humorous illustration Of Burna making
speech in the Assembly. BIrns havilg.
learned this morning OF the hrrlefqne left
tho Assenb!y chamber declariog his p,,r-'
pose 10 procurea weapon aud forthwith
puncture Howe with bullet on sight. " Il
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yyA Fight Near sunkin,.

suAxlM, February 27.--A fight took
place today on tho l'erl,er road, nino
miles from suakim, between the rebels md
friendly tribes, Soa,a Of The latter
cut their way through. Two thousand meu
from tribes numbering 10, 900 wish to como
In 70 morrow. Tho friendly tribes desire
to fight II supported. ;;.ssSSE5 SSE5-s I'M
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Iuscn.ons ,scsI yIrc,ulaas.

ITO" VHF t7jtc7t9 L1fftsbdNaef. = ~ = y
WAslllSoroS, February o7.-Newton
Pew has been appointed Postmaster at
Atlas, upshur county, VIVA.
Among tho patents issued during the
present week the following were to West
Virginia inventors: To Marcellus s. Alex.
anaer, Of Moosefield, ior cartridge i,nple-
ment; also fora gun wad. To David w.
Brown, Of Bllckhannon, for 3 rotary bar-
row. To Horny Gssmire, Of Wellsburg,
for glass furnace. 70 John, NJ. Sweeney,
OF Wheeling for a metallic clamp pipe con.
nectiou. Also 10 VIM. B. Henlon, oi
Bridgeport, Ohio, ior bag fa7tener. '5G
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BRIEF TELEdRAMS.

A. l.. Sonns' brush factory, Toledo, o.,
was partially destroyed by fire las. night d
The debt OF Helena Ark, S2S0, 900, has
been compromised Tor 80 cents on the Sl0O,
eight-tenths OF the creditors agreeing. -s
Z, In q quarrel in Randolph county, Ala.
bama, yesterday, between Wyatt Patio and
William Littletield, both were killed.
Two San Francisco women horsewhipped
lawyer named RegenSberger yesterday,
because he said they intruded on his 80.
ciety. IN Z, 4. = r. ~ r.. Il,
s A large business house, one hotel and
several large residences, ut Lincoln, Neb.,
wero destroyed by fire last night. Loss
$4,000.
The German Socialists OF Pittsburgh
have called meeting for next Sunday to
discuss Bismarck's action in rejecting the
Lasker resolution. 5gt% ,'5E5'S :! Z
s The printing house Of J. Spalding &
Co., OF Chicsgo, one of the oldest firms in
the city, has been closed by tho Sheriff.
Liabilities SIS 900. l,i..5
The Massachusetts Legislative Commit.
tee on Election Laws will report q bill pro.
viding that poll tax as prerequisite for rvot-
ing shall be abolished. ~.
s Harry Tuttle, wounded in the stoneville
fight, near DeAdwoou, Dakota, was taken
from the hospital at Spea'lish last night by
masked men and hanged. g.55,S 55.g 5Gi - !,
e The general store OF j. G.HMcKiuley and
the residence Of L.W. Siirit, at Harrisburg,
o. fourteen milea south of Columbus,
burned last night. Loas SIS. 900. =,
The Legislature OF Ohio has made proyip.
ion for bringing the remains OF the distin.
gu;shed war correspondent, ]. A. MEGA
han, from Constantinoplo to Ohio for bur.
ial. s5ss +: - 4 i yli:s II, 4
There is no truth in the statements OF
several American papers that an insult was
offered to the American flag on Washing.
IONS birthday BY tho Rroprietors Of the
Toronto Mail. t7},3t q, ifsi;li4 5f.i
AN agreement was signed list night at
San Francisco, between John l.. Sullivan
and G. NJ. Robinson for a Z four.ronnd
knock out. Robinson Is the champion
heavy weight Of the Olympic club Of San
Francisco. ls. 5,E d "a, h. 4 "a ~ III
Tho bridge OF the Grand Trupk Railway
near Montreal, SaVe way yesterday Whlle
freight train was ppssing over it, precipita'
ting eleven cars loaded with general mer.
chandise into the bed Of tho river. Seven
OF them were smashed into splinter. .;,{E I
4 conference Of tho officials OF prison.
throughout the country began in New
York yesterday. The conference was got
ten up by tho National Prison Association
and several State associations, for the pur
pose OF learning tho views Of officials in re
gard to reforms needed in prisons ant
jails, 5 s.iis;
The Democratic State Centra! Committe,
OF Indiana held q meeting yesterday m,
fixed June 25th as The date for the Stat,
Convention. Ex-senator Mcdonald ten
dered his resignation as chairman, but tn
committee declined TO accept 1t, and til,
81. Senator will continue to act as chail
man, temporarily at least. gj &,
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Called DUt and haot.

( sr. LOUIS, Mo-, February 27.-The Post
Dipaich special from FnlIop, No, says
Robert Craighead, a we'll to do farmer,
was called out last night, ostcnaibly ior
the purpose Of assisting a stranger ont Of q
mud hole with a heavily loaded wagon.
AS soon as he emerged from the house hs
was fired npon and struck on the head
by a club resulting in Immediate deaf h.
The sheriff and pose are securing the
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once.

wrT ylrGlSIA RErunLIcASs have not
,iod themselves to any Presidential a7pir-
sn,, II they will keep themselves hard
dawn to this gait they will accomplish
most for tho Republican party in and be.
yorl wes! Virginia. More than this, they
VII, be IN the ilaAion this year. ~
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r, Ua EIctlmcy, lacVd Il. Jackson, Got.
c. S,,,-shalI we organize It vigilance com
..,,,"o IN null "Et.atic Jim Mason" oil
."ns ." Answer by wire. All replies conf
Jsn,i,l, law and noqneations asked. 10
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new YORK, February 27.-Ihe ssean-
boat Glen Island, OF Tho shrin Transports
tion' Company, was run into and sunk
early this morning of Robins Reef by the
the Cunard steamer Cephalcnia.1 he
engineer, Charles Feltz, and Henry Green.
a deck hand, were drowned. Tue rest Of
The crew were picked up by o tug. ] be
body Of Fel'z was recovered. The Cep,a.
lonia was not damaged, sy, .9l..
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r,,r s.a!c Fair hrs Brought to Wheeling
,,ar,,nds Of dollars. The enterprise has
.ascSed A crisis in i!a fortunes. The cues
.,on n,srentl,l Il. Shall tho Fair live or
Ii.7 M Good wishes will no! savo it. Money
l. tl,s,hiny, sad it must be forthcoming at
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Az Illinois Democrat suggests as q ticket
nlbs, would carty every State in the Union
l4xcsDt the Southern statea) James g.
Blaine, Of Maine, and L. B. Washburne,
Of Illinois, Every American and every
German would join hands to cleo: these
men," wsae not likely to do better than
,ba. and il the Illinois Democrat will give
boud Tor tho delivery Of tho goods he
.psnin'L rh inrihnr.
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WHAT ir MEASs.
why the DCmGcrntic convention Goes
to CllIcAgO O-l.cttins Out tho inside. y

TO ChicAxo-LcttinsO Out ths inside. y
CHICAGO, February 27.-!"Wbile every.
body was talking Tilden at tho National
Committee meeting in Washington they
dill notsoem to haro their hearts in It"
said ex.Congrcssman Tom Patterson, OF
Colorado. From all that I heard, and l
talked with those in a position to know, l
an convinced that he hEa no idea Of being
lcandidate, and that any efforts In that
direction will be futile. left Washington
mbfe convinced than ever that Mcdonald
is lhu coming man. 55 !,
SLOW ON TIE TARIFF.
s'The real significance III sendiug the
convention to Chicago seems to me to be in
the way it will affect. the tariff issue.
understand it to mean that tbs party 10 in
clined to 20 slow on this question and not
treat it from q radical standpoint, My
reason for saying 10 il this: 5Wha. States
gave Chicagolho victory? There were two
classes. First, MI the western and north
western States surrounding ItiGois' and
tributary, to Chicago. Secondly, all the
great manufacturing States Of the east
New York, New jersey, Pennsylvania
and negrly all lha New Eapland States
we're for Chicago. This looks to me as il
they wished to locate the convention in a
great industrial centre, where the local in.
fuences would be advsrse to txriF agita.
ton. This may be bosb, bu; put this
construction upon it. .a
"sAnother thing. Tho committee gave
utterance to no expression on this subject,
in: tmuintsinel u discreet silence. Gov.
Morton, Of Nebraska, offered resolutions
taking strong ground in favor Of tarilf.re-
form, end they werc read before the conl-
nittee. Instantly ahslf-dczsn fellows from
tho large Eastern States spraug to their
ieet md inveighed against tho policy OF
touching the question at all, aud the result
was the resolutions were laid aside, and
tho call for the National Convention will
be model Of thst Of 1876, and containing
no references to this issue. !; J. s.'{,;,o IS AZ
II voted lor, Chicago, and am glad that
we: gained the fight, but | was not guided
by any such raason." 4.
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iIisnlnrck'n ~ inault.

BERLIN, February 27-The Dnlsc1e
TagitaA sayt: Minister Sargent has go
compromised his Government that il the
lattsr does not wish further embarrassment
itmust dispense with his services."4 VI.
PARIs, February 2Z-Ls Paris says :
Bismarck Jhas not only outraged the
American Republic, but has deiiea the
world, but democracy has more serious
things to thinkabout than to mind this in.
solent challenge" e9 Is ~