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INSovAr:oNSI IN THE NAVY.
Secretary Whitney Perps:rates Them for
" y !. -. :, Political Purno.ra. 80

espa'y Ahsu toi
! Political Purposes.
NJ WAsulSorox, D. c., July ll.-Secretar!
Whitney, il his search for innovation, L
said to have approved Of the theory OF BIZ
special professional accountant from New
York, Calhoun, that the bookkeeping o
the Navy Department shall hereafter be
patterned after that in use in the English
Admiralty. Mr. Whitney ia encounter
ing two difficulties with his plan. One
is the statutes Of the United States, which
provide the existing machinery and which
Mr. Whitney, even in the name OF reform
Is not at liberty to disregard without the
consent OF Congress Moreover, the audit.
ing officers OF the Treasury do not intend
70 approve pay for these special imported
accountants, as there is no law authorizing
their employment Another difficulty o.
Mr. Whitney is that it has Just Been dis.
covered that in the model English system
OF admiralty accounts IN error has ius,
been discovered of 50 500, 900, for which
an explanation has been asked in the
Commons. lE '5 -.
4 The decision Of the Attorney General, in
the matter OF the Dolphin, does not state
that the Secretary OF the Navy will be
compelled TO buy the vessel; but it sets
forth facts which will make it impossible
Tor him to avoid doing SO. The opinion
shows that the plan OF the Dolphin was
mads by the Advisory Board and ap.
proved by the Secretary OF the Navy;
that the ship was constructed under the
direct supervision Of the Advisory Board,
aad that every stick OF timber and iron
plate and bot was inspected and approved
by the agents OF the government.
Tie Attorney General leaves Mr. Whit.
ney no escape from paying for the Dol.
phin, and there is good reason to think
that he never intended to avoid the psy.
mens. Sir. Whitney is, perhaps, the most
active politician in the cabinet, aud the
only one who aspires to be Governor oi
New York. 5sa- -
The hubbub lie is making in the Navy
Department Is in great measure Il cam,
paign move. Nr.-Whitney's order rela.
tive to the reconstruction OF the ravy
yards issued to-day is likely to attract the
attention OF the civil service authorities.
The order in guarded terms practically
says that employees OF the navy yards, nc
matter how efficient, are to be discharged
Ithey are Republicans.
Protests are being received by the Treas.
ury Department from all quarters at the
recent decision Of Secretary Manning, tha;
contractors for prison labor may furnish
material FOL, a GogeEnment builIing, and
that it is no. for the Government to de.
eide that contractors are abls to make
lower bids because they use convict labor.
The Knights Of Labor are taking the sub.
jsct up in earnest. A committee has been
appointed to wait upon the President 10
protest against this decision. AZ
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LABOR TROUBLES.
The Striking Poles at Cleveland will Prob
ably Go Back 10 Work, e[..E

SAAAAAeb = oics ~ NAevel1uu Will HrOo-
ably Go Back TO Work.
CLEVELAND, o., July lo:-It is probable
that the'Polish workmeu OF the Cleveland
Rolling Mill Company, who comprised the
greater number OF strikers, will resume
work within a day or two. Their priest,
after an interview with Mayor Gardner
and President Chisholm, OF the rolling
mill company, yesterday, stated that he
was satisfied the men did not correctly
understand the situation. In his ser.
mon to-day he explained to the strikers
the condition OF affairs. He advised
them to 60 home, think the matter over
and go back to work. He told them that
il they committad acts OF violence they
would lose the sympathy Of the people and
plure their cause. The priest has great
influence over the men and he expressed
the belief after the sermon that the Poles
would all resume work If the authorities
would protect them against the other
strikers. The President denies that Poles
were imported to work for the rolling mill
company, claiming that many of them are
citizens and loyal 10 the United States.
The rolling mill company will begin TO-
morrow morning the shipment OF manu-.
tactured stock, and it is rumored tha. one
department OF the mill will be started.
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WILL cur friends Of the Third Party
red %ha. temperance lecturer Of Ohio
his 70 say sbOu. mixing temperance mat
,ers With politics. Dearly beloved breth-
rsn, isn't It true" that party prohibition
stands in the way Of temperance reform?
Thlt is what the Ohio temperance lec-
;ursr admits, and what the members OF
the Third Party in this State will be com
peIle,i to do before long.
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WIZ does the Cincinnati Enquirer pat
D.. Leonard, the Prohibition candidate
Tor Governor, on the back if the Third
Party in Ohio is not Democratic side
show? John Mclean is personally inter
esied in encouraging the prohibitionists.
1.-THE Leona-d ticket can attract enough
temperance Republican voters under the
deiusion that they are voting for "princi-
pie" and not casting their ballots in aid
oithe Democracy, the Eoarsons will in all
probability e!ec. a Legislature that will
send Mclean to the United States Senate
TO succeed such great statesman and safe
advisor as John Sherman.
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The Coke Trade.

CoSSEr1svILIE, July 1.-THE Esys,one
Conrier has the following: Coke trade
prospects have nos improved since our
las. report. oa the contrary, things look
q shade less hopeful. Most OF the furnaces
in blast are stocked with coke and none
Of the idle stacks show any signs Of blow:
ing in. The strike at Cleveland has r. re.
duced the syndicate shipments s. cars,
that being the daily consignment to The
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company. There
has also been a slight falling of in
outside shipments. The syndicate
now ships iS5 cars per working
day. or 2.ia5 cars per week the indee
pendent operators ship 975 cars per week z:
the average daily output OF the region, Il
therefore 566 cars. as against COO two weeks
ago. Leith has shut. down two days in
the week, the entirs produce being more
than the Joliet Steel Company wants lust
now. The outside producers arc most ali
short on orders. Prices remain at 81 20
per ton, and cars are plenty, I
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The trip OF the Liberty bell to the New
oHeans Exposition cost the city OF Phila-
tslphia the neat sum OF 81, ,722i, or Se2i in
excess OF the appropriation. Some OF the
items in tie bill OF expenses are rather
suggestive Of real good time. For in
stance, Shat.had such articlesas ~; gallons
Of whisky" lemons" "tumblers," "ice"
aad ''squeezer" to do with guarding the
precious relic on its long trip? Then
again j. appears that tAe blood OF the es.
coSgo' very rich and they charged up '.a
te'' Gordon Rouge, qts.; doz. Gordon
Rouge, pts; doz. Apollonaris; 20 doz.
eeer'' The gentlemen must have had
sAatis vulgarly called high old time.
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Strikes Ia ,iichir1u.

BAY CRY, MIcH., July ia squad Of
tSenty-three Pinkerton men appeared in
the street this morning, creating great
commotion. They marched to the county
jail, where they were sworn in as Deputy
Sherifs. They came here at the instance
Of the mill men, who fear trouble.
EAST SAGINAW, MICH, July l2.-The
city has been quiet to-day. The strikers
held meeting this morning but the ses-
sion was secret. Meetings will also be
held tomorrow, and they, request con-
ference with committee o; the mill own.
ers. The latter have made no move as
yet and say they are in no hurry to do 50.
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Pittsburrh HANK Robh.d

!. f!'TsnrRau, July l2.--At noon last
lHaay while the cashier was at lunch a
young man entered the Fourth National
"a S1ak OF this city and told the clerk in
SSaa'se that a gentleman wished to see
!.lm at the door. The clerk was GU. for a
moment speaking to the man in the buggy
sSo when he returned 5000 in cash was
NY TIT.s!hs and the stranger had disappeared.
r rSs .aes Of the robbery leaked out to-day.
tae'e Is no trace OF the thieves, 81,
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PrrIsHrRdH, Pa, July 1.-THE CONNER
eial Ga:ette's Carmichael, Pa, special says
Last evening James Joliff, an old and re-
spec.ed citizen, attacked his son.in.law,
Samuel Hathaway with loaded cane and
alter beating him over the head shot him
IN the back, intlicting fatal wound. The
shoousg grew out OF some compliment
ary remarks made by Hathaway.about
his wife, from who be has been separated
three years. % l.F7lssiii1
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L Senlattnn snnil>a

ChicAao, July 1.-THE alleged robbery
ol ai's, Smith, Of Eldridse court, Of 81 900,
Which has mystiied the detectives for the
Pis. two days, is explained by Mrs. Smith
eGasesslng, she gave the money to lover
VINO ganbled it away on races. She con.
fofted the robber story to account for her
Selns unable to produce the money for
Set husband, who desired to invest it. Nj,
sn!tn denies the confession made by his
s sne nat she gave the money away, and
ssaies he will prove such Ia not the ease >
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WASHINGTON, D. c., July 12-AttorEey
General Garland has rendered decision
on three points relative to the acceptance
Of the Dolphin by the Government, sub
mi.ted to him by Secretary Whitney.
The Attorney General holds that the YES
sci cannot be accepted, that no contracts
exists between Mr. John Roach and the
Government, and that the large sum Of
money paid TO him for the vessel may be
-; ,2;y II III, il3r5'SlrS 81
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The sale OF the city bonds OF the Loan
OF 1855, Saturday, must be very gratifying
to those who take pride in the city's finan.
cial standing. The reports circulated
broadcast some time ago 10 the detriment
Of Wheeling's credit do not seem to have
had much effect, when a New Yorker will
bid hishe. for the bonds Of the city than
the capitalists with her own borders. This
sale will bring into the community nearly
$4,000 OF money from abroad, at a time
when it will be very welcome.
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THE aim OF the Pail Nall Ga:et,< in turn
isg o7sr the wickedness OF London was a
conneudable one, and the publication Of
the details, disgusting as they were, were
in measure necessary to prove the truth
Of the charges, but We cannot see that
there is any reason for republishins the
na.terin this country. The Associated
Press has handled the subject with great
delicscy, and furnishes all tina. is neces-
siry for the people on this side OF the
OCEAN 70 know. ~ ~ ls. !.
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. Slept the Sleep Of Death.
pesiai D<pcteh to at In:sl,iqor~.

ePs'dt 1'SpcieA 70 tN lE;sIL9oLS. tss.} u : g
sTEuBESvlLLK, O., July l2.-The mid
night freight on the Cleveland & Pitts
bursh railroad passing through this city,
west, about one o'clock this morning ran
over Arthur Brauasan, who was sitting on
the track either asleep or in s,upor. His
head was severed and the body cut 10
pieces. BranaEan was si1ty-ssven years
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.sherlda an [, .,e. for ,he Eron,.

CHICAGO. July le.-General Sheridan,
who leaves Chicago tonight for the scene
OF anticipated Indian troubles in Indian
Territory, said in an interview to-day
that in his opinion the Ar.apahoe tribe
were peacefully inclined, that the Chey-
ennes alone were-likely to rise, and that
the occasion OF the whole disturbance was
the entertainments OF the co!onists and
cattle men on Indian possessions. Col.
Sheridan, who accompanies the General,
stated positively that no order had been
issued 70 disarm the Cheyernes,
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q, the third page Of this issue will be
,,rnB another article Of "reminiscences Of
n. early days Of Wheeling. The writer
,,.,.. Of the wonderful strides the city
h. n.Ie in the iron industry, which is Of
,.culi., interest at this time.
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sALIsBuRY,s GOVERNMENT
A. Great Victory In LineolHahire-l Bout
j - sf.-5, With ParnelIltes q = = - sftf

s.F. &
= - With ParnelIites. Il, "A. 5}G ,lt
lospoS, July ll.-Mr. Atkinson, Con-
servative, was to-day elected to represent
North Lincolnshire in Parliament in the
place Of Baron St. Oswald Of No.stell fAIr.
Rowland Winn) late senior whip Of the
Conservatives. Mr.. Atkinson's majority
was lS6, an increase of l,072 over that
Obtained by his predecessor when be was Is,
returned at the last election. The frst
public breach between the Parnellites and
the new government occurred last even
ing in the House OF Commons, when Nj
Holmes, the Attorney General Tor Ireland;
refused to inquire into the. dismissal OF
Police Inspector Murphy, and justified
his dismissal on the ground that be was
connected with the crimes Of Inspector
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TIE President is reported as having
ordered halt in turning out Federal off,
Gers 90 the ground Of offensive partisan.
ship and that other reasons mus. be
found for removal. It's Just possible that
the President has at last been able to see
tie righteousness OF the scheme. Where
{. Republican has been removed for
Offensive partisanship," Democra.
equally offensive has been installed in his
ri. nlsna ...,-.r- .efs.-.s g
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Auskss Camp meeting at Moun,aia Lake.

TuhKsr Cnmp meeting ht Mountain Lake.
Sersai Dll>dieA to tie ta.sl9esoer. = -s!s
.sMousrAiS. LAKE PARK. Mn, July 10
Avery interesting campmeeting under the
auspices Of the Friends, or Q1akcrs. is in
progress here now. Many Of the most
prominent and able ministers OF the
country in this church are present, among
these Rev. D. B. Updegrat, OF Ohio, DR..
Dugan Clark, OF Indiana, as well as many
visitors from distance. Much interest
has already existed to-day, and especially
this evening. A grand meeting is the ex.
pectation OF all, fsI. = 4 t-s95s5 Z
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r,rx G Tnoxrsoy went to Washington.
t,Sn q, went alter an office. John G.
49, TSonn.on lei, Washington. John g. also
ali tleI.-ou an office. -'. T.

,,.,,,n,Y no ro,rr Sno,upponed Nf; Clsvcl, and
- iSlIsyrI him 10 be sincerely resolved
le1+ r,Inrra hn yet bal retson 10 regret bis &C.
tis-HaTr'i lt,hg lAS7l :.
Nell, il We have read the New York
,,,lv Papers correctly We can say that
sope have. s,l
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Special excursions to Pittsburgh every
Sunday Round: trip rate 81 so. Train
leaves the Baltimore & Ohio depot at 4 40
4. NJ, city time. Returning leaves Pitts
burgh at 1850 ?. ", city time. Tickets good
for this day only; l}5S.15 s. I.
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LIED.

:ENsaElMER-on Sunday. Ju,7 i, ,ss, =, i
oc.o.& ?. ", PAULINE, daughter Of John and
Kchsl Enshc!nes, Of tnis city ietd IL y.a,s And
Funeral Tuesdsy, July H., 4. clock 4.
from the residence o! the parents 10 the stc:hd
ward Iu.ermcnt on Nj Wood. Friend, are re.
specffullv invited Nv "a ~,
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French and Secretary Cornwall. Mr.. Par.
nell declared that he heard the govern.
ments decision with amszement.
DuntIN, July all!-AS deputation Of
prominent citizens Of Belias. to-day waited
on the Earl Of Carnavon, the new Lord
Lieutenant, at the castle, and presented
him with an address Of welcome. In re.
plying to the address the Earl said that he
hoped to be able In short time to visit
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sFlftI Rousr. Barued.

Sr. PETERsRURG, July u - Fifty.
houses in the consulate quarter Of the
city Of $kusk have been destroyed by fire.
The loss Is heavy. .s;ss2t
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bosroS, July 1.-THE Adru,;ssr in its
weekly review Of the wool market saws:
The market has been; more active. 4
more general inquiry has ]. been made by
manufacturers and more interest shown
BY them than for some time. There has
been an advance in uuwashed and IN.
meFchantable and staple wools of about Ic
per pound over las. week, and mapufac.
tafers have bought these very freely. An.
other feature Of the market has been more
confidence on the part OF dealers, commits.
sion men and buyers OF wool in the values
now prevailing. 1t is evidently thought
bottom. Il. I1'' 80. - : s.'A'' ~
A year ago the Texas clip had not been
moved to any great extent, aud the wools
were freely consigned to merchants here,
but this year the clip has been sold there.
ant very little is on commission here. In
Michigan there has been some heavy buy.
lne by loca! operators at 25a25Ic, but in
some sections wool is held above the
views OF buyers. Soms wool that had been
offered at &c has been withdrawn, but the
clip has been torerably well cleaned mn
With growers. In Ohioaud Pennsylvania
the choicest c ips can hardly be obtained
for less than 30a3lc, and from that down
to IS: Three leading houses here are
offering AlichiganN y at &c, and there is
none now obtainable at &c. Some are
even holding at 2Sc. -. :,
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MADRID, Julyla la.-The returns from all
the cholera districts in Spain show that on
Saturday ], ,533 neY cases and GlS deaths
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PRINCESS BEArKrcE's WEDDING.
Tho Public to be Riridly Excluded From
~ 49,. - Even n Peep, 81 sis2

LONDON, July 1.-THE wedding OF the
Princess Beatrice to Prince Henry OF Bat.
tenberg: becomes daily more extensive.
Architects are now erecting massive
archway from the gate Of the churchyard
to the portals Of the edifice to prevent the
public from Witnessing the wedding pro
ceesion. The most stringent orders have
beer issued to prevent the public from
securing available points Of observation in
the adjacent lanes and fields, all OF which
are to be guarded on the wedding dag by
mounted police. 1t is also stated that the
Queen has decided to refuse the press per
mission to witness the ceremony. MANY
Of the newspapers are wroth at this.
The bridesmaids are all to be chosen
from among the nieces OF Princess Bea-
trice. Prince Alexander OF Bulgaria has
arrived. The Crown Prince Frederick
William OF Germany will arrive next
week: He will visit the Antwerp exhibi-
ton on his return. Twenty thousand
photographs Of Prince Henry, the groom,
have already been sold. i'otgifir,.
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Chs lntellisIsater.
- yn,. =; and 81 Fourteenth street.

.-n-,,, l4ariag l4 city d,iAs Ne ssnrsa
lar Tat lsluuStSerI nailed 10
-. .,-,,otrr, Gsd w cddra' changed O. 9lseH a
pA - :, "A, ro,t Of Is tent, pr noasA.
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STATE OF TRADE
The Feeling In Bu,iness circies-Ths Coke
l..it5i - Trade Ian gushing. sEi.g q

IEsi7ll llts, Haffa Ataoc AAtbkuitnlbk. fgfs a5t4eY
NEW YoRS, July l.-Bradartsts in lis
commercial summary says: "rbere has
been no increased volume Of moving ner.
chandise during, the past week. Special
kilograms 10 Brudsred's from many Of the
larger trade eenters report almost uni.
formly midsummer dullness in staple
lines. At Baltimore, as well as a. New
Orleans, although business is inactive the
tone is reported to be stronger uuder the
influence OF expectations Of full crops AT
the South. This holds true at Galveston
and Others Of the larger Southern cities.
where at present buying Is con.
seryauvely slow. At Minneanolis
and St. Paul the country mer.
chants are said 10 be buying in small lots
only, but the prospects OF fair haryesI of
spr1ng wheat, as reported by wire yester-
day TO Brdd.treet's, encourages iobters To
look ahead to q good business in the
autumn. The advance in eastbouud rail
rates on grain and provisions TO Is cents
and 70 20 cents per 100 pounds respect-
lively did not result in any apprecia hle
-. .AS A4oNcueut Oh produce.
owing doubtless to the existencs Of uner,
PRED time contracts at low figures with
heavy figures. 80 '''' "''D
The leading financial centers of the
country are as heavily charged with sur.
plus funds as ever At Chicago, as at New
York, the lowest call rates known have
been made, and large lenders on coed
securities are practically in the hands of
borrowers. Braistre.ts calculates on the
basis OF production exports, averaye do.
mestic consumption, and increase ia non.
ulation for three years that there were
about ll6,0O0, 600 bushels OF old crop wheat
stu on hand on the LIST inst. OF this Is !.
vo,Uo bushels as wheat and 10 OOi) OOO |
bushels as flour were accounted for in
Brdd:tretts visible supply, Of Jclv l. Tins
pointing to IS. .OOo, 900 bushels still in the
hrst fands, OF which abou. oS, COO 900 NAV
be considered available. This points n
Hool0:0 bushels OF available old cron
wheat, allowing 20. 900 900 for next years
Dry goods are quiet. Prins cloths are a |
iit,ie hrmer, owing to the restriction,
placed onSproduction: At a number nj
points the volumc3Sot dry goods nlared
during the inst half CT lSS5 was oni,s
equal to that in like part Of 1854 bnt
prices have been much lover. -
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FORElGS GOSSIP
Sorre.PondsLes of Peter the Great-R.lIc.

SorrespondeEce of Peter the Great.RslIc.
OF Dor.-The Drama.
LosDos, July 1.-The correspondence
OF Peter the Great OF Russia, about to be
published, comprises nearly. 5000 letters,
written from his sixth year up.
Murray's publishing house will an.
nounce shortly Percy Greg's History OF
America, from the foundation OF Virginia
to the reconstruction OF the Southern
States. TIE work will be issued in two
volumes.
Mr.. Iillotson, OF Bolton, has purchased
three OF Hugh Conway s short stories from
Mrs. ;Fargus. The longest is entitled "The
Story OF Sculptor." all will be publish
ed serIaliy in newspapers.
The last issue OF Qlaritch's catalogue
deals with the history OF ethnology and
phiiolopy in America. .fErr5iI
81 NJ. Tuttle, the American painter, has
Completed portrait Of Prince Albert
Victor. r-5.=1 r.i55s-52.s :
Two hundred works which were in Gus.
tave Dore's studio at the time of his death.
will shortly be sold at auction. They in
clude two important pictures-"The Death
OF 0rpheus" and "The Deluge.n
Msd2e Wickman, an American violinis..
has given a series OF concerts at Baden
Baden. The German papers predict for
her great future. =.
. A posthumous opera Of Flotow-"Wil.
tive Grspin"-has made great success at
Buda Pesth. s.l
( n. stfukosch has engaged Christine
Nilsson Tor series OF concerts in Swi,zsr-
land and Norway. " :
N: saIdou has finished a new play, en-.
titled "Anselma," for Mime. Janisch. He
will saul on August 10 to attend its produc-
tionin America in September. NJ. .Sardou
vii remain in the United States for sew
e.al: months, as his physicians advise
change of air. Nine. Jsnisch will sail at
the end OF July. Numerous tourists are
visiting the Valley OF the Lower Ian, in
the Tyiol, to see the Passion Plays. q.