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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06
Deacon penison's Opinion of Glad
slnne.
By cable to The DlspatcI

u NIlIl- % N.I' III = VT
LONDON. November 5.-Archdeacon
George A. Denison. Of Taunton, In an
election speech last evening, said -
have known Gladstone forty-fye years,
but would not trust him with brass
farthiDg. Wings nightly, before sleep
ing, express hope that something will
happen to Gladstone before morning.
Somebody in the crowd st this point
cheered for Gladstone, and Archdeacon
Denison retorted you might equally
as well cheer for the devil"
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PeunsyIyania.

TBy telegraph 10 the DspAtch-l
PHILADELPHIA. PA. November
Complete returns from every county
in the State except Allegheny, which
is estimated at $500 Republican, give
Quay Republican,, for State Treasurer,
q plurality over Day Of 1916.
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Deprived OF military Rank.

ST. PETERsBURs. November o.
The name Of Prince Alexander, Of Bull
garia, has been struck from the Russian
army list, and the Prince has been de-
prived Of his colonelcY Of the Russia
rife battalion to which he was appoint
ed bv the Gar.
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pesrmn.sers Apprentices.

lby Telegraph 10 the DispAich-l
WASHINGTON, November 5.-The
following fourth class pOstmaSters were
appointed to-day NirgIniA---Fsir Oaks,
Samuel c. burlington fairport. n.
n. limbs. North Carolin2-Crossing,
William A. Hoke.
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Too Wuch Water.

lBy cable 70 the Dispatch
LONDON, November Heavy rains
are falling IN the midland districts.
The water in some places is two feet
deep, spelling the crops.
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nm. E,chrpepd C..,e,n.Heu.o.

TTINIIII F7-INs .19INI y ~ E71"f1-'-7
WASHINGTON. November 5.--Hon.
George d. Wise to-day called At the
Treasury Department and had al inter
view with the officials Of the Super
vising Architects Office and received
the assurance that work would now
soca begin on the enlargement Of the
Richmond eustom-honse building.
Mr.. Writ ChestsrmAn, Of Richmond,
has been appointed assistant suPerin-
tendeut Of this work.
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LATE WEATHER REPORT.
IBy telegaph to the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, November 81 4.
A-For the Middle Atlantic States,
cioudy heather, local rams. nearly
stationery temperature, ercpt IN the
northern portions slightly oarmer
trc0ther, soUfherly rinds becoming
brisk 10 high on the coast, falling ba-
rOmc'er.
For the South Atlantic States. IN
crcGsing cloudiHesS, local rams, nearly
stationery temperature, southsrly
rlnds. falling barometer.
For Richmond and rieiaity, cloudy
treGther, occasional ram, stationary
temperature.
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cninasnss sutpE a Newspaper,

~ felfEfat,h 70 tnf DiA1@tcA-3
OMAHA, November 5.--Probabiy
for the FIRST time in history, q China
man goes 10 court Tor damages Tom
LAT and All Qaong sue the Omaha Bes
for 81, 200 damages in the publication
Of suspicion that leprosy existed N
their laundry.
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Governor HIIrs Majority.


NEW YORK., November 5.-The
Tribune makes Governor Hills plu-
rality in the State l0.2S5. The Legis-
lature stands Republican majority in
the Senate, 8 in the Assembly, "a.
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DianAiernf Aen.


lBy cable to the Dispateh.l
LONDON. November 5.-The Nor
wegian bark Aquilla has foundered of
Gothenburg. Twenty-Five persons were
drowned.
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Conspirntors Arrested

by ceDlt 10 the Dlspaich.l
BELGRADE. November Six per-
sons have been arrested here for con
spiracy 70 overthrow the Government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06
Hofei Burned "a Fay stseyiIie. n. e.
TRN lnlfrrn Nh 70 fha uinna.ch

RALEIGH, n. c.. November 5.-A
FIRE to-day ct Fayetteville destroyed
the Fayetteville hotel, q three-story
brick building, st Hay and Donaldson
streets. The supposed cause is de-
fectiye fue. The value Of the building
was 100000. It was owned By stock
company. The furniture was owned
by W. G. Matthews and Charles
Glover. The house was furnished
within the last three months at cost
Of a., 500. The insurance on the build
ING was ell, 900 on farniture, nothing.
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by telegraph 70 the DispAt

lRy telegraph TO the Disp&tch.l
PITTSBURGH, November 5.-JohD-
son and Smith. the striking coal-miners
who were arrested for trying to per-
suade the non-union miners TO quit
work. have been held on the charge Of
conspiracy.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Nsw YanK, November g. The stock mar.
k& hiss been very active inost IS tns 1tts
and AFTER an irregulaf opening ana ievefitn
tone for eshurf tine. yas qnite kffouE nblR
] clock when "A developed decided ~eas'
ness again declining from % ever 4.
IfeJe was o prrioo Of dutDess nrer z
cock aud prices were sbocl STEADY until
late IN the iesi hour. when the market
uss egain taken In hand by the bcs aud .
lev stocks we're advanced / 10 2. wntie
the fest Of the list followed slowly, making
in the majority Of cases only fractional
gains The advance was not fully main
fniOed 20 the Close. but the market cio~ea
firm. light stocks contributed 90 per cent.
of the days business Northern Pacific pre-
fefred was thu hast 81 these and Lake shore
the frst 81 Paul ciosec strunr and A high
er: Lake Shore. Union Pacific aud North
west are eRch up IL; Western unioB "a,
Lackavanna IL. Omaha ]. aud the others
10 1.-THE latter New 10 \ Ce-trRi. Win
The exception Of three or four stocks how
ever. the highest prices to-day we're not up
% yesterday > highest. The reports that the
London syndicate bad made large purchases
OF Union Pacific are now denied. and IL =
alleged 10 have been Hn eff0rt - ueintd
The competition II the Canacs Paclne and
Atlantic and Pacific are exTscsea 70 hufi
the road. Sales. s44 coo shares.
BALTIMORE.
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NEW York. November t.--Coes0--<)y1
s~respss. e.zss bsles. Fufor<e eioos4 80
ESD ss~edy: Asle< s<see bsics: 49,.
Ter ~ z1sfs ~ p~ccmber. - etaeS
ssss. hsrca fa esssp.s7. ApF1L ee,591
~ 70 Nay. ee.sosseel luna. Sfoetl
sla.oa: July, 51o.lissie.i3. AuSso'
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 5, 1854.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 5, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHHAT.-Wnite. 80 bushels. Mixed, I ISIS
bushels. Bed, 1850 Oushels- Total 2.2zs
bushels.
C0RS.-white. I 252 bushels. Mixed. 1000
bushels.
OATs.-2 100 bushels
PKAs-2s bushels.
EALEe REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White 80 bushels good on pri-
vale terms. Mixed BOO bushels good on
private terms; So bushels ~ S4c. Red, $50
bushels good Lougbsrry At gsc. 80 bushels
very good ShOriberry 81 81.
CoKN.-N mite. 5s2 bushels good TO very
good al SO 10 Sac.
COTTON REPORT.
EECEIPTs.
Al Roanoke warehouse. 80 bales.
SHIPMENT.
Al Roanoke warehouse. 90 bales.
market quiet and steady. Quotations un-
changed.
FLOUR.
We quote: Fine, s2.7sass: supernne
fSBts.SO; extra, tS.75aS4; family, s4s
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LoUIsylILK. November s.-0rain dali.
Naeaf--No. red soe. Corn-No. 4 white.
46c- Osfs-New No, 2 mixed. 27l.c. Progi.
slons dead haoen--Clesr-flb. a. 66 ssdes.
70; shoulders. "a. Bnlk-meRts-Clear-ri b
nominal: SIDES. ss.e2ss: shoulders. S. 7s.
fofk-Mesks ~. HRms-sngar-cared. sic.
lArd-Cholce le so
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MARKE7s BY TELEGRAPH.

NOVEMBER 3. 1883.
The tobacco market a. quiet and devoid
OF any specially Interesting features to-day.
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POET OF RICHMOND. Nov. .

PORT OF RICHMOND. Nov. .. 1855.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Hnlphers, New York.
merchandise and Passengers. George W.
Allen Co.. agents.
steamer Pioneer. Piatt. Philadelphia,
merchandise and Passengers. J. W. AcCar-
rick agent
steamer Ariel. Girord. Eorfotk. Omitted
gtstes mail. merchandise, and pAszengs rk.
T.. Il Iatum. agent
PORT OF NETWORKS NEwE. Nov. 8.
Iby teiegrEph-l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond. n0az. West Point
and sailed for Norfolk.
steamship seneca, WRlker. New YORK.
and sailed Tor West Point.
schooneFs Emily H. Birdsail, New York
Il Harris ktrEe, Norfolk.
Barge BenefactOr, New Lonaon-
steamship Simeon lBr.l. for Liverpool.
4 ssssa,shlp D~so CEr). Hlsseit, ior Rsvsi.
having coalet.
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fksy feiegrsph 10 fhe Disfzfch.l
WINNIPEG. November 5.--Judge
Roulssa, Of Bsttief,rd, arrived hsrs
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KlCHMnNp TORACCo MARKEr.

We uuote: Fine, e. 76ass: supertne
ssass.gO: extra. tS75GS4; family, s4s
S4.7B; patent family. country. ss.bcNst. rs.
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IbTEsDAN, NOVEMBER 5, Ittt.
SALE fIRsT BOkKr. -5 500 Richmond
city Sc. due 1890. (B.C.l 81 LOG; SOC Rich
moDd city IS. due 1898. az. O. ~ los.
sTcoHD BoARn.-l, 900 Petersburg Class
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BALTIMORE.
RJcHMovp STOCK ExcHASGE.

BArTINoRE, November 5.-yirgtnih es,
cOnEols "a. tssl-dne coupons. %: new
lO-40is. sek; new $3.50. BID to-day.
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BAITIM0RE, NONepber 5.-FIoaf easy
and dull Wheat-SOuihern steady and
quiet. western rrmer; southern red, Pa
sac: amber. ssc. aSI; No. ! Maryland. s5c.
bid: No. western winter red, spot, 81 "a
g2c. COrD-SOuthern steady and quiet;
western nrmer. southern white, 4sa5Zc. /.
yellow, 5oR5Sc. Oatk frm, with moderate
inquiry: southern, SOss5c. western white,
sIaS4c; mixed. z9RSOc.: Pennsylvania.
sOaasc. Prov siOus steady and fairy
active. Whiskey nrm 81 q lsatl. 20. Othet
arilcles unchanged. freIghts dull.
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WILMINGTON.

NfINxN0ION, n G. NoYeIn<leR H.-Tuf-
Soc; good. Ese. 1ar Arm 81 el-lM c.
tusRoetiDe .1osd7 haxd 81 yel1o4 ~
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MARINE IsTEr.r.IGENCE.

OPPOSITE PosT-OFFICE.)
fuO51
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-06-20
SAVED THE DOG.
Singular Performance of Woman Dur
ing Cyclone.

LEMARs, Iowa, June 1.-THE effect OF
the storm which passed over Plimpton
county yesterday are just becoming known.
The killed were William Gobsehe and Mich
olas Mackey, child belonging to Mr.. Hol-
lands family, a newcomer OF an unpro-
nounceable name; another man had his
leg broken and nearly every one Of large
family received some kind OF injury. d. b.
Hayes was badly hurt in the head Adam
Goetsche is hurt on the spine and inter
nally, Mrs. August Mucke had her leg ter
ribly lascerated and her daughters, Mary
and Lizzie, are injured internally and the
former had an arm broken. The mother
and aunt OF d. E. Hayes had their collar
bones broken. A young man named Swain
took refuge from tht storm in The house OF
Mr.. Cramer and was severely injured as
was also Mrs. Cramer. Mrs. Silas Forbes
was carried off in her house while the rest
of the family remained safe in the cellar
where she had been, but remembering her
sick dog upstairs she went back after it and
was carried away with the house and Sc
verely hurt, but she saved the dog. Nick
Goddard had an arm broken and badly hurt.
There were many miraculous escapes from
death and injury there was a good deal OF
stock killed. Chickens were Stayed by
hundreds, while the hail beat growing crops
into the ground. In various parts OF the
country the injury to orchards and groves
is something the eontry cannot recover
from in years. Mrs. w. Cans and child
OF Mr.. Marcus of Cherokee county were
killed and Mr.. Cans was badly hurt. In
Cherokee county as in Plymouth there
were many exaggerated statements OF death
and injury but when hunted down had no
foundation except in the imagination OF
persons frightened by the storm. The
wonder is that there were not more killed
and wounded. Over 600 claims for
damages have already been filed with the
agents in Lemars alone and it is thought the
number will reach 1000 in the county. 1t
falls heavily upon several State companies.
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PUSHING POSTMASTERS.
The BOzeman Man and Some Others
Going.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The postmaster
at Bozeman was suspended upon the re-
port of the inspector, showing gross care
lessness in managing his office, failure to
collect and account for box rents, and
especially failure to make reports OF de-
posits and quarterly account, as required
by the Third Assistant Postmaster General
and Sixth Auditor after notice. The de-
partment desires the affnoancement to
come to the knowledge of all postmasters
in the service, that the failure OF post
masters to make such reports OF deposits
or accounts after notice will be ground
enough for removal without further
inquiry
The postmasters at Adnoma, Minn.;
Osceola and Laporte City, Ia; North
Manchester, Ind; Cambridge, Ohio; Au-
gusta, Ca; and Ballston, N. Y, were sus-
pended upon proofs OF acts OF partizanship
while in office. Some were editors as well
as postmasters and their newspapers, in
some cases, since, as well as before election,
have contained scurrilous and indecent at
tacks upon the officers of the Government
as well as malignancy of political feeling
toward their adversaries in general.
In some cases it has also been
established that the postmasters
kept hanging in the. postoffice the
political placard OF one party ana reused
to permit those of the other party to be
there displayed, these placards being
sometimes indecent pictures or cartoons,
unfit for the eyes of respectable persons In
other cases the postmasters were shown to
have been efficient political agents OF their
party, and members OF it's working comlt
tees, in it's organization; well known in it
as SUCH and taking particular part in the
conduct of the election business, often to
the impairment OF their performance OF
the duties of their office. In several OF the
cases, political notices, circulars, and news
papers OF the opposite political party were
shown to have been detained in the post
office.
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LabOrers on a Strike.

BRuNN, Austria June ia labor riot
of grave proportions took place in this city
last night. Trouble has been brewing for
some time and grew out OF differences be-
tween the men and the factory. owners,
about the hours OF labor. AS a settlement
of the difference could not be amicably ar
rived at the men struck, and last evening
at o'clock great crowds ofpeople gathered
about the several factories and violently
assaulted them with stones and other mis-
siles Windows were demolished, the gates
forced and the excited people rushed in
upon the factory grounds. The military
was called out, and succeeded by midnight
in dispensing the crowd and restoring order.
In the conflicts between the soldiers and
the rioters two officers, six privates and
many rioters were wounded. a renewal OF
the disturbance is feared.
The strikers wrecked the factories. The
mob numbered 4, 900 women and men, and
the soldiers were unable to scope with the
rioters until the cavalry arrived on the
scene After the disturbance was Quilted a
deputatiOn OF workmen waited on the
Burgomaster, who granted their demands,
pending action by the Government.
LATER-Sevcral thousand persons again
collected, and further rioting cnsued. Two
arrests were made. The workmen have
resolved to continue the strike, and demand
still shorter hours. 1t is believed the trouble
is partly due to to the anti-semitic feeling
a majority of the manufacturers being
Jews,
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Stop to Pool Selling-The Great Stallion
Race-Baseball.

New YORK, June 17.-Bookmaking in
this city has been stopped by order OF the
chief Of police. The police captains were
summoned by the chief yesterday, and in
structed that selling pools must be pro-
hibited in the city, even if an injunction pro-
tected Jerome Park from invasion, as the
courts hold that it is essential to convic-
tion that the police have actually seen the
horses upon which the pools were sold run
in races. The chief OF police has officers to
attend the races.
The Turf, Field and Farm will announce
in it's coming issue that the owners of the
fast stations Majolica and Phallas have
arranged for Il match race between them.
to be trotted over the track OF the New
York Driving Club on July oath, for 50, 500
a side and gate receipts. Phallas was pre-
viously matched to trot against Maxy
Cobb.
BRIGHTON BEACH, June 1.-THE weather
was delightful, and notwithstanding the
muddy condition the track was very good.
One mile for maidens Of all ages-Ballot
won, Tecumseh second, Bob May third;
time, 1:5O4. Three-fourths OF Il mile-Marsh
Redan won, Jacobus second, Jesse James
third; time 1:2OA. Three-fourths of mile
-Tunis won, Jocose second, Carlyle third;
time, 1:19. One mile and a furlong for
three-year-olds and upwards-Dizzy Blonde
won Tattler second, Dan X third; time,
2:O2h One mile and Il hall. over six
hurdles-Quebec won, Badly Echo second,
Fred B third; time, not in.
ST.. LOUIS, June list. Louis, Z; De-
troits, l..
New YORK, June 17.-New Yorks, 10;
Bostons, 0.
CHICAGO, June II. Chicagos 8; Buf-
falos, 1.
PROVIDENCE, June 17.-Providence, 10;
Philadelphias, +.
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CHOLERA IN SPAIN.
Rapid Increase of the Dreaded and Fatal
Disease.

MADRID, June 17.-Yestertlay in Castellon
de la Plana, there were So new cases OF
cholera and % deaths. In the city of Va
lencia Z new cases and deaths were reported,
while in the Province ,f Valencia there were
Il total OF LAG new eases and SO deaths. In
the city of Murcia there were 9S new cases
and deaths. In the Province of Murcia
the new cases aggregated III, and the
deaths IA. In Aranj juez, a town OF New
Castles. II miles southwest from Madrid,
there was one case OF cholera yesterday.
In Madrid there were 4 fresh cases OF chol-
era yesterday afternoon. There were also
two deaths from cholera. Between the
2sth of May and thel 18th OF June, there
were IS cases OF cholera here, and during
the same period there were 45 deaths. In
the city of Valencia during the past II
hours, there were new eases ofcholera and
3 deaths.
Senior Romero Robeldo, Minister of the
Interior, declared in the Cortes last even
ing that suspicious cases" in Madrid were
beyond doubt cholera, and OF the Asiatic
type.
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PARIS PELLETS.

The American colony manages to Keep
itself before the public. One OF it's most
beautiful members, a young lady OF eighteen
is said to be engaged to a member OF the
Cabinet, and the Partisan ladies are Jealous
over the matter.
People are still talking about Hugo. 1t
is said that the manuscripts left by him
would fill ten volumes. Three OF them will
be prose and poetry and the remaining
notes and letters written during his exile
with perhaps play or two.
President Grevy is becoming as great a
theater-goer as England's Premier. Last
week he attended performances four reveninss
Nine. Grevy always accompanies him, and
the handsome couple are everywhere
greeted with manifestations OF delight and
goodwill.
NJ. Goodelie, prominent Bonapartist,
has entered the Royalist Committee OF the
Seine with the avowed intention OF convert
ing the Orleanist princes to his views He
is related to the old lady who wondered
why the Pope did not turn Protestant and
thus stop all religious warfare.
There is great boom in building opera
tions in Paris. and the new streets are being
rapidly covered with elegant residences.
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WASHINGTON GATHERINGS.
Il Batch of Appointme nts-The Treaty
Declined.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE President
made the following appointments this
afternoon: John B. Stall OF Ohio, to be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary of the United States to Italy.
Baylis w. Hanna of Indiana, to be Minister
Resident and Consul General to the
Argentine Republic; Charles A. Dougherty
of Pennsylvania, to be Secretary of Lega-
ton at Rome; to be Consuls General of the
United States, William Alden of New York,
at Rome; Pierce NJ. B. Young OF Georgia,
at st. Petersburg; to be Consul, NJ. J. New
mark of California, at Lyons.
Secretary Whitney has received a telegram
to-day from Rear Admiral Jouett at Colon,
of which the following is copy: My at
tempts at mediation, supported by Com
Hernandez, resulted in treaty OF peace
which was signed by the commissioners OF
both parties. This was not approved by
the revolutionary orders. Matters remain
as previously reported. The Government
forces are now marching on Barranquilla.' y
REGARDING APPOINTMENTS.
The Secretary of the Treasury has writ
ten to the general appraisers at New York,
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore in
structing them with a view OF securing con-
formity in the appraisements and classifi-
cations-of imported merchandise, to require
the appraisers to daily forward their sam
pies OF all textile and othergoods OF which
samples can be taken, which have been ex
amined by them, beginning on the LIST OF
July, each with Il label attached, showing
the place OF manufacture and expectation,
name of manufacturer il obtainable, ship
per, importer, vessel, date and number of
invoice; invoice value entered value. APP
appraised value, discounts, charges classiti-
cations, width of goods and rate OF duty,
with such other particulars as may be
deemed useful in relation to the subject.
When asufiicient number OF samples is col
lected it is contemplated that there shall
be meeting of the board OF general ap-
praisers with other officers, to be desig-
mated for the purpose, comparing the values
and classifcations..a at the several ports and
correcting any Irregularities that may be
found. -.>ysysss
The President has amended rule XIX, Of
the Civil Service Commission SO as to in
clude deputy naval officers and deputy sur
veyors OF customs in the class Of officers
exempt from examination.
1t is understood that ex-Congressman
George A. jerks of Pennsylvania, who was
rendered the Assistant Secretaryship OF the
Interior Department and has had the mat
ter under consideration for several days.
has decided to accept the office.
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Cholera in Spain.

MADRID, June 16.-In the province OF
Casteleon de la Plana, yesterday, there
were eighty cases OF cholera and sixty
deaths. Thirty thousand people have fled
from Marcia owing to the terrible dread OF
the disease which has taken possession of
the people, In the city OF Marcia alone
yesterday there were, according to the
latest reports, sixty-four new cases OF chol-
era and thirty-nine deaths. In the prov
ince OF Marcia, outside of the city, there
were fifty cases OF cholera and sixteen
deaths within the same period. The OMcial
Gazette confirms the statement that the
cholera is raging in the provinces OF Valen,,
cia. Castellon de III Plana and Marcia, ana
i'll the city of Madrid. The opposition
newspapers, on the contrary, deny that the
cholera exiscs in Madrid, and say that all
the testimony regarding the suspicious
eases is insufficient to give warrant lot
the assertion that they are cases OF
cholera