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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

In the Senate on the 18th Mr.. An
.thony's resolution in relation to regulatory
legislation was discussed. A resolution
was adopted calling for correspondence re.
garding the discovery of phosphate beds in
Brazil and the rights of American citizens
in connection Herewith. The report of the
select committee appointed to examine the
river and jetty improvements was present
ed. 1t favors uniform system OF inn
lprovement vigorously sustained. 1t was
decided not to discuss the Mexican treaty
with open doors. In the House several
measures were reported and referred. A
minority report was made ON the, Fitz J ohm
Porter I'LL The Judiciary Copmfttee was
directed to prepare report on the powers
OF the Presidentto negotiate treaties chang
1 ing existing tariff rates, a resolution .in-
curing whether any navy officer hadfre.
ceived a gift from foreign Prince was
adopted. The bill appropriating one mil
Ilipn dollars to continue work On the Mis-
sissippi was considered in committee of the
whole. IrYu~,r
IBARNtA's white elephant arrived in
\ liverpool on the 10Th.
lGovERNoR ALBEIT of New Jersey
TWAS inaugurated on the 18th.
~ Ir is,esiimsted that the evacuation OF
4 the Sudan Will cost Hgyp . sipG0PS
4 IRIsH Fenians and Russian Nihilists
fare reported to be concerning joint action.
"a STATUE to ex-senator Morton was
,lqpveled at Indianapolis ON the 18th.
MI "a TURKISH brigade with British Off.
ycers is ~ be Sdded . Up Egyp9an arhk.
J GQysRNQIa MUkRA3 SgaveAthe Utah
Legislature some timely advice in his an
nual message On the 18th, An
= THE French in Tonquih' are chasing
the pirates out of the provinces OF Nam
| pihnh.s ePf ~ToWR~s
Is A LARGE number of witnesses We're
4 examined in the Mutt lrill at Pits
Siburgh, Pa. on the 10Th.
Y Two children, left alone in q room in
A New York oaIhe l5th, lighted a.fre on the
fiopr and suffocated.
/ A BILL to forfeit the Southern Pacific
la4d grant will be drawn up by the sub
4 committee in charge of the subject. A.,
a TUNNEL under st. Clair River be-
|, tween Sarnin, Ona, aud Port Hurpn, Mach,
IL, the latest Canadian engineering pro-
fleet. -
&iA SECOND PROCESSION Of pill rifns dec
Grated the tomb o. Victor Emanuel in the
chapel of the Pantheon on the 18TH,
ROBERT. Bofh,S q Ntobaddo}m4cliaAt NJ,
I died in New York ON the 18th, OF yellow
4 fever. having 'contractesf the disease IA
Havana, ~, - -er9 ,tt.-f.bs n.
Il A. X. SPENCER, the uoted New York
, caterer, was sentenced 70 the psnitent.aiy'
Ion the 10Th for violating the excise law.
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NEWS IN BRIEF
ooNenEssIoNAI rnoonnprsos.


In the Senate on the 9th a resolution
looking to legislation to protect our interests
against governments that prohibit importation
OF American meats was laid over. reeolu-
t non was adopted calling for reporte made on
tne business methods of the Federal Courts in
the South. CONSIDERATION of the new rules
was resumed. In the House several res
olutions were adopted with a view TO protec
Ion OF the export trade i'm meats. The Fitz
John Porter bill was reported; also the Ding
ley shipping bill. After discussion the Missis-
ssippi River Commission report was referred to
the Committee on Rivers and Harbors. The
Hennepin Canal message went TO the Commit
zee on Railways and Canals
In the Senate, on the 10th, a bill was in
PRODUCED to establish postal telegraph under
the management of a fourth assistant Post
master-G General. The Yellowstone Park cor
respondence relating to lessees YVES received
from the Interior Department. A reso ution
wa3 adopted calling for information re gard-
ing the terms OF service of soldiers in the late
war ana amounts OF bounties paid Numerous
bills were INTRODUCED and the discussion of
the new rules was emmod. In the House.
a ,resolution was referred calling for inforrna-
woes OF Imp orted goods. A joint resolution
wasreferred for the Immediate appropriation
tee s2r sne T the
ment of Justice was authorized to send for
persons AMI papers. A resolution inquiring as
70 tne system OF Issuing god an / silver certth-
Gates was adopted.
In the Senate, on the 18th, the joint reso.
luton to appropriate 81 100000 for the Misss-
sippi was amended so as to give it the form of
bill and passed, A bill was Introduced ap-
propriating $1,000 COO for National College OF
MediciRe. Also for relief of survivors aud
postal savings banks. The resolution of IN
CURRY regarding the propriety of retaliatory
legislation on account of foreign prohibition
of American products was laid over. Mr. Gull
lom addressed the Senate in favor OF the bill
70 reorganize the Territorial government of
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In order to accept service with the
Belgians in the Congo region, General Cor.
don has resigned his commission in the
British army. greet =. ea''
On the 18th the House Committee on
Agriculture heard argument on the pleuro-
pneumonia bill. Representative ellerpro-
poses to have $1O,Q00,000 appropriated by
the Governments to stamp out the disease,
provided the States affected win furnish an
equal amount. ofFEs ~ WCSSESE
SEVERAL appropriation bills are about
ready TO be reported I'M the House Of Rep
re'entatives. and Congress win then get
fairly at work. ~. s,s - - w rr.r
ArsDes Mcines, Ia, there isA Geport
that Senator Wilson will resign to beeome
Judge McCrary,s successor and that, Kas--
son has his eye on the SenatorShipYs .guu
The recent, transfer Of Herbert ven
Bismarck from London to st. Petersbprg is,
said TO be an pnmistakable evidence OF
friendship between Russia and Germany :,
In Illinois subscriptions are being
taken upswith a yiew.to raise fund 70 Int
the mortgage which Che bond family We're
compelled TO place on theirtfarm 70 defray
the expense growing out Of the Prosecption
at Hillsboro.ss - - Il
THE trial Of flames Mutt began on the
18th at Pittsburgho Pa "A jury was So
cured. ~ ,sieai - ,4ts set KsSss segJ<
GOVERNOR HoADLY of Ohio was in,
augrated on the 14th.
THE Mexican Minister, Senior Rome
70. paid into the Treasury on the 18th an
instalment Of the Indemnity due the United
States from Mexico. 4 sss5s ~
on the 14th Charles Delmonico, of
New York. who had been. nj ssing for sev-
eral days, was found dead in Orange
Mouptain, near General McClellan's hone,
He had died Of exposure. -. ~
tn E Blue Cut robbery case against
Frank Japessat Kansas CITY, Mp,lAss beeai
continued to- February II, the defendant
being teo sick to appearA Charley Ford's
case plso'wept' over. y ~ 6h'\,gS\%.
PETE MCCLELLAN has beeli\ super-
seeded ms Professor of. ,Ph ysicai CULTURE al
Cornell University because, he was So IN,
discreet as to accept 4 hallenge ITO eight o.
the prize,ringI, 49, /SS/.sS/sN 4
OF theeyening of the Attn Ion. s. A.
BridkssdjedstA Alien owe, Eighty
two Years. BE was member Of Congress
FROM the, TepthA District duripg the yeaIs
1s4s 10 1855 ana from 1916 to HIS he leaves
awidow voa Yegx1lu0 oks Ts3JRl
"a a. taisd sl7ry Tas asliA 7itsassM a.
CRMES AND CASUAtTbEss ~ a
Writ ~ rafnrf,inp so his1 hDuaa tl,,
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o. the 18th powder magazine blew
up near Lebanon, Pa, killing a workman.
OS the 14th Chinese vessel was re-
Ported to have gone ashore on the His Shan
Islands, and of 200 persons on board only
five had been heard frsm.
On the 18th, in New York, ware
house burned with s175,0 600 worth of bag
ging belonging toll Waterbury & Co.
Other demsgss aggregate 100000
On the 18th John p. @. Burpee, of
the firm of u.s. F. Burpee & Co., iron mer-
chants, St John, N. B., was run over and
killed by atrain at the Boston g. Albany
depot at Boston. rlN h
THE Baptist Church at Port Morris.
N. j., and the Episcopal Church at Middle
port, N. Y, burned on the 18th and 14th re-
spectivelygcwRYnM
Ok the 18th Nathan Hits and wife
and Lamar Robinson were arrested at Big
Rapids, Mich, in the very act of making
counterfeit silver coin. All the tools, dies,
etc., were captured. The pieces are one
dollars, Canadian quarters and new nickel
fives.
On the 14th the Grand 0pera-house
at Lafayette, Ind, was damaged by fire to
the amount of $1,000 "Her Atonement
troupe was billed for that evening, and
had most of its scenery and effects in the
lower rooms, but all was saved without
loss. Damage to building about 500. The
buildings and contents were insured fol-
"A, 900. i'''' '"' '''"
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CpMEs AND CAsUAtT4Ess ~ ~ !
wHHE f&prning 5te hisA R~s DE-
night OF the 10th George Ashha, of Delphi.
Ind. wps ssot I'll the ne I'D a IAN rSuslS
woupded by soinas pers on riaknows.is q "a. .
OF theTisth' thirty-seven lcoHa flats
were swept tsS$ 4, & q %SIgtSss i, g.
moro than 100, 900 Sbtishelss OF coal, About.
half hSFe feeavsred.e obA ssoIsp4bacoas
on the 18th the Sunday 4exprsss en-.
the Rochester g Pittsburgh, Road ywAs,
wrecked near Warsaw. N. *, by n anis-
placed switch, and several passengers were
injured i.0srt e.3 ,r,ts y,
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

In order to accept service with the
Belgians in the Congo region, General Cor.
don has resigned his commission in the
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rREvEHr sickness by taking occasionally
one OF rmory's Little CathtrtiC PMS, u won g.
derful appetizer, an ab,olute cure Of Bilious.
ness. 10 cents. j. hlwdM ,WSFSw
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NEiaaYoRaooD NEWS.

Evonta Near and Across the OouDty Limos.
A comcly negro girl, named Dellio Crum.
mel, elopod ut Norristown on Tuesday
with Running Antelope, an Indian, belong.
ing to tho Warm Spring Indian show.
Deteotivo Kershner, OF Reading, ar
rested several fishermen Of Kutztown,
who are charged with exploding dynamite
In Maiden and Saucony creeks which
killed hundreds of fish.
Woiscr Bros, tho woll known lumber
dcnlore, of York, have failed. Executions
amounting to over fifty thousand dollars
arc sald to have issued against Gates B.
Weiscr, tho hoad of tho firm.
Tho dead body of Mrs. Monohau,
mother of Colonel L. II. Monohan, Of
Girardvillo, was found in pond near that
town on Tuesday. II IL supposed she was
taking walk aud accidently fell into tho
water and was drowned.
An opinion from City Solicitor Haymau
relative to tho right Of tho Consumers gas
company to dig up tho streets of Reading
without the consent OF councils, holds that
the consent Of councils must first bo
obtained.
During the storm IN Harrisburg on
Tuesday Frank Dovely, Il newly married
man, residing with his wife in tho upper
portion Of tho city, was hurrying to his
h Jmo With sack of flour. As he ap-
preached tho house his wifo opened the
door, and Ia q twiukliug both were pros
trated by bolt of lightning. Mrs.
Devely was instantly killed and her hus
band died in fow minutes. Mrs. Devely's
hair was nearly all consumed and the
faces OT man and wife turned black.
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OuURUIf NEWS,
Tho Pennsylvania Lutheran syuou

Tho PennsylHaDia Lutheran SYNOD.
Tho Lutheran synod has elected Row.
Reuben Hill, OF hllentown, as agent TO
CANVASS It's 800 congregations for the $780,.
600 pledged by tho synod to erect new
theological seminary buildings in Phila.
delphia. Fifteen young men were orr
dainOd ~ ministers on Tuesday. The mat
tor OF making tho presidency of the synod
n permanent position was laid over until
next year after an animated discussion.
a dispatch was read from John Wcise-
man, OF Philadelphia, stating that prop
efty suitable for seminary building on
Georges hill, had been secured for 81 900
per acre, aud probably less. Tho ground
covers an area Of l3l acres Rev. DR..
Sciss stated that no bai examined the
ground ard did not think it suitable for
tho purpD,o. 4 resolution was adopted
TO tho effect that IL these grounds were not
approved that tho board had authority to
purchase another site. The treasurcr's
repur, showed balance Of ali 600 on
hahi
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N N ~ IL.
pni,adeipnia ., arnss.

PaLADsLrurA, ,Junell.-riou, j dull and weak.
Supernne state, " 5O03; Extra superfne
do t3 00@3 10 Pa. family, ~ 50pt rs Ohio amt
Indiana family, ~ 75Sp5 70; MINI. extra, % 10
az ~ straight, ~ 75t5 80: winter patents,
" T5dG 10 spring do S5 5Ol8O1
itye flour at 81 30.
Wheat quiet and easier; No. 2 Western Rod.
81 02119l O3 ; No do, oi99jc No. l Pa. Red,
Corn dull and easier steamer, bska5exc,
sail yellow, 9l96sc; do mixed. @; No.
Oats dull and easier: No. whito, ssxc
No. do, 35H639c No. do. 33dp3sxc re-
jected, 87d37hct No. 2 mixed. 36 6836Xc.
Rye scarce and nominal at zoe.
Seeds Glover dull NJ sdSkc Timothy
nominal at sl 80; Flaxseed firm at s1 75fpt so,
Provisions firm and IN fairly active tie
mand Mess Pors tls 0ofpls 80; Bot Hams
$50; India Mess Beef, s2i.
BRcon-Smoked Shoulders, 7A6Sc; salt do
717Ac; Smoked Hains, liH1l5c; pickleG
DO 129l3c.
Lard firm; city refined, at 9aa4; loose
butchers, 7KGSc prime steam IS 81
Butter firm and IN tair demand Penn'a
B. z. 4 N. Y. extras. l7sllsc. do frsts, 10
Stl6c Western extras, IIpl5c; western
good TO choice, lle1lBc
Rolls at 719c.
Eggs quiet and easy; Penna. extras, 17D
lsEC ; cstern Extras, tSnlShc
cheese quiet; prices tavor buyers New
York iuil creams, 9Bl0hc; Western do,
9kc; Western fair " good 7dSc; Penna
part skins, 3ia5n do full, liD2c.
Pctro.Cum dun Refined, Sc.
~hi-Ry uull NJ sl N.
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WIiD - IiE?
WIN 3 webbrr maugs Himself

Tho mornlng papcrs print paragraph
stating that young man on Tuesday
afternoon hung himself from the limb
of a maple tree in Fifty fifth street, near
Fifth avaauo, Brooklyn, HIS name is
bo loved to b. Wm. j. Wo5ber but
whc,Ior Of Lancaster, Pa., or Enter
prise, Ohio, rs nos yet determined
as tho onl, papers found on his
person ~" a ya,I,nlI receipt aud memo
raudum book, on which his uame, with
both ..ddresss', is inscribed lis was cvt-
dcntly German, auI Ab'u. 2j years old.
Tho remains have b2rn sent TO the mOrguc
10 await Identification.
DIigont Inquiry among ths Webers and
Weaver of tLis city has failed to throw
any light on tho idenuliCltion of tho young
mau, who PROBABLY belongs to Enterprise,
Ohio, as abnvA suggested.
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Thomas O. FahnCstock, son of DR..
WIN. u. FahpCstock, of this city, who
is now at his farm at Walhalla, South
Carolina, sends to the lNTELtLGESCER "A
few specimens Of his agricultural products.
These embrace stocks Of wheat, rye. oats,
barley and lawn grass, The rye stalks are
egh: feet in length, and tho heads, oxciu
ave Of tho beard, seven inches il length.
the uaDs stalks - over six feet long with a
head fifteen inchus long. The whea, stalks
arc about four feet in length with well filed
heads four inches long. The barley stands
three feet in height with heads four inchCs
long and beard nine inches. The lawn grass
is nearly four feet in length. Mr.. FahneG-
tock may certainly take pride in his South.
era cereals.
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Live stock Merker.

CHICkoo.-iiogs- Receipts, 10000 head ship
ments, 81 head prices l0Gl5c lowor; rough
packing, - 25ge5 20 packing and shipping,
IS G01p5 50 light. % l5G5 7oi skips, t75D5 O0.
Cattle Cora fed stronger export grades,
81 GOGGSN; good to choice shtppinR, % l5t
q 30 common W medium, % 0d8 0D, grass
Texans % 1904 10; hmericln ans, o. 75d5 10
market slo aud weak inferior TO tair, i2 80
al; medium to good, AGi 80; choice TO
extra. a 50a52j; Texls sheep, saii %.
EAST LIBERTY. Cattle duli and unchanged |;
receipts 49, head shipments, 1872.
| Hogs slow Philadelphtss. s. i0ip5 90; fOrt.
| 4 COO head
sheep dun ana &c OF from Yesterdays
| prices receipts, 200 head; shipments, 200
heal
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DFi TINS.

BISCuoPF this city. on tEa gtn INST,
Emmn L., wife or hugu-t BlschOfI IN the G7th
year OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend tho iuncral,
from tho residence OF her husband, No 10
North Prince street, Thursday afternoon at ~
o'clock. Interment at shrCincr's cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please copy
BRowN.- In this city, on the 10th inst, WI.
liam W Brown, In the G2d year OF his age.
respectfully invited To attend Tho funeral,
from his late residence, No. So North Duke
street, on Thursday afternoon u. o'clock.
InterInCnt at tho Lancaster cemetery. It,
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Solomon kaufman, wealthy picture
merchant, who died at his homo, No. 2l2
East Eighteenth street, New York, fre
qucntly express. during his last ickuess,
a desire to have his body cromatod after
death. la oh lcnco to his wishes his
relatives telegraphcd d to Washington, Pa,
and succeeded in obtaining the uso of the
lie Moyne crematory and the incineration
took place to day.
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pos,s, nicycI,s nua HAY Fever.

with the opening OF the season OF outdoor
sports comes the time OF trouble tor the poor
victims OF Hay Fever. For them flowers have
no odor, and the summer little or no beauty.
To snuir, sneeze and wipe their weeping eyes
for three or four successive months ;--fhis fs
their pitiable portion. There is no nelp In
sea- voyages, their IL no help In high mountain
air. TT ese only tighten the pockets and leavo
the disease unabated. But there Is positive
cure In ElY's Cream Balm. Try II. IL you
continue 10 suffer 1t Is because you negit"tA
tg2wdeod&w
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Special TO the lNrELLIoEsCER.
ATLANTIC CITY, June II. - The
three masted schooner, Capt. W. G..
Crossley, came ashore hero i'll q storm Jan 4.
0, 1884, landing high and dry on the
beach uniDjured, wheio it has bsen the
object OF much speculation and interest.
So many efforts 20 get it OF failing, there
have been numerous bets AZ to whether it
could ever be got to sea, and several par
ties OF Llnclstrans have visited it aud
made wagers on the result of those under.
takipgs Aftor a months labor it was to
day tloatod out to sea.
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Jos. Davis, esq, who has been resident
Of Montana for eighteen years and was a
StalwarG delegate to tho Chicago conven.
tion, is iu this city on visit to his
brother B. +, Davis esq who goes to
Chicago next. month as delegate to the
Democratic convention. Mr.. Davis is
enthusiastic over the development of his
territory and hopes to soon see it's star on
tho blue field of tho flag.
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A DISASTROUS wATEKsPOUT.
narrow Escape OF Train on tho CumbeI
Isnd Valley RAILROAD

narrow Escaps OF Train on tho Cumber-
lana valley Railroad.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Juno 11.--A destruc'
tive storm, accompanied by waterspout,
visited the Cumberland Valley early last
night. The passenger trains narrowly
escaped being wrecked. From Newville
cast for two miles the Cumberland Valley
railroad runs on high embankment
Of made ground. Directly after the train
that left here at $3.50 p. m. had passed
over the portion OF the road in that section
the storm burst forth, and in presence Of
tho passengers on the rear car, carried half
mile of rails, tics aud tho embankment
away for a considerable distance. Tele-
graph poles wero Frustrated and COM
munication by wire cut off. To
avert calamites a large fro was
built at each end Of the washout
10 warn approaching trains. The water
spout was about half milo in width and
very destructive to grain, buildings and
fences. The loss is not estimated by rail
road authorities, but will be very heavy.
Passengers over the road to day were com
pelled to walk around the scene of dc
structiop, which will probably bo tenn
porarily repaired by tomorrow.
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Tnta moruIuS Col Il. NJ Taggert, an
old Il ndcr landed in town and
imme tiat ely Qot very drunk. AT noon
ho vas addressing large crowd
at German and Prince streets, and
was distributing money with liberal
hand to boys. Officer Alt arrested and
took him to the station house. Ho made n
speech to reporter through the cell door,
in which no declares he will upset the
whole city government on account Of his
arrest
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WASHINGTON, d. c., June 1.-THE
secretary of war having learned officially
by the record of the court of
inquiry in the case of General
Swain of the action of Col. Morrow in
duplicating, Duplicating aud even produpli-
eating his pay accounts, has decided to order
a court martial FOR tho trial Of that officer
1t is possible Col Morrow will be ordered
to appear before tho same court to be ap
pointed for tho trial of Gen. Swain when
that case II concluded.
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Notwithstanding the bad weather there
was largo attendance nc tho Reynolds
rifles fair last evening. Only few of the
article, &c be voted or chanced Oft remain,
and these will DO disposed of by auction
this evening, when tho fair will close.
Ticket No. POI is tho winner of tho hand.
some parlor suit, the lrcky holder of which
has not yet claimed his prize.
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sPEUIdL NOTICES.
tfe KuowH II.

hiram d. Maxheld, formerly OF SILVER
Springs, Il. l., has no doubt about the wonder
ml curative powers CT Ridney.wort. He was
80 afflicted with kidney Complaint that no
could not stand on lis feet from pain and
weakness AS soon as he commenced using
Kidney Wort he experienced immediate relief
and at once began To grow strong ana was re-
lIeved OF all pain and unpleasantness. Hesays ;
81 knOtU have been cured by Kidney. B"
jell
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AN AraEIsrIU PRVrosI rius.
HrauIaugh IN Danger ~ rxpuision from tho
uasoHiC trdsr.

HrsuIaugh IN Danger oI expulsion from tho
masoHio order.
DUBLIN, June II The RTeemdn's Jour-
nal says that Mr.. Charles Bradlaugh
wrote a letter to the Prince of Wales, AZ
a brother Mason, asking the Princes
support to au atheisital propaganda
which no said it was tho dutyof English aud
continental Masous to provide. The Prince
of Wales was greatly annoyed at tho re-
ceipt of the letter and sont it to Lord
Caruarvon. 1t is believed that Lord
Carnarycn will move in the grand
lodge FOR the expulsion of Bradlaugh,
Should Bradlaugh be CXpclIed other 'atho
lists will secede from FREQ Masonry
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A GuvD MEASURE.
kAndalts ISill to Keep Government
ployes Uut OF Policies.

WAsHrNGTuN, June 11.--Tho House
committee on appropriations to day
adopted resolution, offered by Mr..
Randall, az an amendment to tho
general deficiency bill that no senator,
representative or employe Of the
government shall give directly or indirectly
any money or valuable thing for the pro
motion OF auy political object what.
ever. 1t provides further that any
person violating this provision shall
be liable to fine not exceeding
s., 900, or imprisonment not exceeding
three years, or such fine and imprisonment
as the court may decide. II was adopted
by voto Of 6 to 3-a party vote OF thos'
present.
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Nov YORK M fArEerA

Ssw luRa. June IL Flour - state and
western duh ana barely steady. Southern
steady.
Wheat IG9!<c lower; dull ana depressed
No. | White, nominal; No. Eed, June,
3 O01z July, 81 0.HB U21s Aug. 81 0tss
Gll OiL sept, fl 0j55d al OJls.
Corn l49hc lower and dull Mixod Western
spot at b7sEbBc; do future, Gllsa65Ac.
Oats dull and n shade lower No. 2 July,
379s83754c ;Stato, 39di5c Western, 8IGiic.