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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
CARINET EAKERs TO sTRlKE
In Allegheny County for Fight h'Frs
Work at Ten Hours Pay.

In Allegheny County for Eight h0Srs
Work at Ten Hours Pay.
PIrrsBUsG, April 3O-A general strike
of cabinet makers for an advance Of2O per
cent in wages and q reiu ton OF the
working hours from ten TO eight hours has
been ordered for to-morros by the Ale
gaeny County UAion, Which embraces oil
the cabinet makers. bu'niShers and cary
ers, soms three hundred in numbsr, IN the
two cities. Toe msnufac urers are unsn'-
nous in their rsfG ,sl to grant tbs incr sase'
claiming that is impossiS ts colcede tte
term, desired, and prefer to close thelI
factories A dull trade and oE prices are
giyen as the reason. The workers are de-
termined to secure the advance and long
strike is promised. -
Ths carpenters OF Allegheny county will
strike on Monday for nine hours rs day
work and ten per cent advance IN TsSes
At q meeting last night il was announced
that the master carpenters had rejected the
order, and il vas decided to call out al tse
carpenters in the county on Monday.
At Imperial, Pa, the coa! naiaers will
organize 3 strike tomorrow for sn advance
of half cent psE bpshel.
The Scott Haven niuers employed IN
W l.. Scott's mines, expect to resume
work on Monday ct the advance. The
fans and furnaces have been started and q
general resumption is looked for BY the
strikers.
The strike at Browns Wayne iron snC
steel mill hss been smicaoly settled anc
work was resumed in sl depsEtmspts thu
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
/ CONFIDENTIAL LABOR CIRCULAR.
b. All Labor Organizations ia the
COurtry

b. All Labor organizations Ia the
Country.
PrrrssrgGu, April 3O.-Tne CONNER
slsl G,z .tte y. puolj,h tomorrow circu-
] sr marked strictly confidential" ," which 1t
) alleged will be sent to the officers
et every labor orgsniz .tion in the
koln'ry to meet in PnrleielphiS, Nay 18th,
tO tesise ways AID mesas 20 pro ct orr
Respective orsar z4Iious from the malicious
pork Of an element who openly boast that
ksdes unions must be destroyedI' lt is
fsnei P J. McGlire, General Secretary
F the Brotherhood Of CarPen-
sep, A. S,rossa-. President cf the
fgar Maker, international Union,
] J Fitzpatrick, President Iron Mo'ders
GiOn Of North America; W. H. F ts,
fecre.a,y F, F,ds,at on OF 7 a les Of North
america
The ,olOwiu, iss Lat o the prrties in
sted
S,rosssr, President Cigar Makers In
transitional nion; ! Fl patrick, Pes
snt Iron MOulders' International I Mon ;
Ossph Dyer, Secretary GrsDiJs Cutters
National Union; P. J. Mcclure, SeCre-
ply Brotherhood of Carpenters
Il Foster, Secretary Federation tt
4rad-s; F. ). Mcintosh. Secretary TypC-
frsph.cal International Union; K How
Z Ri Secretary Sp;unsrs NA,ionsI l Mon
N Ar.hur President Locomotive En-
ne~rs' Nm. Wetbe, Pendent AUslga,
a-t A'-oeia,i5u Of Iron and Steel
Hofsers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
THOUSANDS OF PACKERS

Demand the Elght-hour System at Chi
cago-Ths Employees Al azed
CHICAGO, April 36-rhe great packers
at the Union Stock Yards, are the latest
representative employers called upon to
grant an eight,hour day. They give en-
ploYment to between $4,000 and $4,000
men, and this afternoon delegations are
waiting upon the heads of each 6rm with
the request that they adopt the eight hour
system afcer NAV l. The firms visited are
Armour & Co., Fowler Bros. n h. Fair
bank, Hstely, Nelson, Morris, Jones
i Stiles, Silverhoru. Ii IS only
within the past few days that the
eight hour question was sgitated at the
stock yards. The men, with few excep-
tions, belong to no labor union, aud their
desire to adopt the labor day was ouly
formed within the past week. Yesterday
Mr.. Sid Kent told his 1900 employees that
after May lst they need only work eight
hours 8 day for which theV would be paid
for nine hours work. This concession
caused the men employed 10 the other
houses 10 u6mSuO luAL tlRuJ uOuLS oo ueEc-
after be considered day 5 work. Several
meetings were held, and the result was the
formation Of an organization, from which
committees to-day waited upon all the
packers
1T Was bombshell 10 oar ranks, SAID
q prominent packer. this morning. "and
Kent did it all. The msn we're satisfied
they are rot union men, and would have
worked on right along rs usual ten hours
had not Kent been frightened and offered
q compromise before be was ever called
upon to consider the matter. HIS action
amazed Us.
Notwithstanding tbi5 tact, tss other
packers assert that the action Of Mr.. Kent
will probably be folio ged by the othsT
packers.
Fifty Of the freigh: handlers employed
by the Chicago aud Alf3n R,ilroAd this
morning waited on foreman AcCItcheoa
and asked thst eigh. hours constitute
days work: Mr., McCutchson replied that
he would refer the petition to the higher
officials The men are a. work.
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GREECE MUST SURRENDER.
The Powers Insist On Il In Their
Ultimatum.
TURKEY MAY cEpE SOME TERRITORY
With a Little Urging to Satisfy Her
The Greek Government Cancels
Some War Orders.

LONDON, April S0.-Alhoush the Pow.
ers IN their ul,imatum irsist upon Greece's
unconditional surrender i, is here copsid.
cred likely Turkey will be induced to cede
a portion Of the disputed territory TO
Greece. 1t is understood that both France
and Russia are eudeavorirg to secure such
Q settlement OF the difficulty.
siiing Army Orders.
ATHENS, April 30.-The Govern men,
has ordered the d.ssrming Of 1 steamers
which Vere being fitted out ~ cruisers.
The order for the dispatch Of the sarr,son
at Athens TO the front has been cancelled.
Al Step Toward Peace.
CNRo. April so England has con.
sented TO proposition thai AIiriza, for.
merly Governor Of Harrsr, shall undertake
q mission 10 Waddy hafa to negotiate With
the rebels for cessation CT hoslihties.
Gladstone VIII Not Turn Catholic.
LONDON, April 3O-Mr. Gladstone do.
MES the story that he has DECIDED to join the
Roman Catholic church and that be had
requested the fact TO be kept secret for sI
months for political reasons
The Dublin Nation. the organ Of the
Lord Mayor. denies that the lrish.Ameri.
can dynamiters will continue to worry
England unless on absolute separation Of
Ireland and Great Britain is attained Mr..
9 measures, said the Nation,
mean peace 10 the Irish throughout tho
world
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
BELLAIEE.

! The u'Grady Gardner wrestling match
in Turner Hall TO night.
The Bethel oil we'll will probably te put
down two or three hundred iett more
Ths window glass work. at Massillon,
erected by Wells and We,herald, Of this
city, is repoIte. 10 have shut dosn pc ma.
nently.
A great mary fishermen Who went out
tie crssk were compelled TO come home
yesterday afternoon In the rain.
a civil case bsiore Msyor Brown yes.er
day was Gismissed
Levi Cssseil WAS at R,venna this week
maurg arrangements TO Start the Enter,
pris4 flint glass works Of that place.
tn" B. 4 o. took more emigrsnts West
last night.
An infant child OF DR.. A Por,erfield
died on Thurdhy night
Four shares Of BellaiEa Window Glass
Works stock will be sold in front Of City
Hall this afternoon.
The Windsor club will give ball this
month
The sewr- on Thirty second street was
washed out by Liberty Hose Company yes.
terday.
A number of our people will have busi.
ua's in Wheeling to day on account oi the
circus
AL Shinn, glass worker Of this city, hns
gone 10 Rsvena 10 work.
The X oi l. will rattle oil o watch for
the benefit Of Thomas Cavannugh.
The grievance existing in the First Pres
byterisn church has been arranged by mu.
tGsl agreement
Morris Lucbs, formerly Of this city, WAS
caught to the ture OF several hundred dol
lars by the assignment OF tia bank Of Ma,
rietta.
The Gsli given by the Red Men 10 Tur.
ner Hall last night drew forth such crowd
ss to fill the hall to Overlooking. The pro-
gramme as printed Yesterday was com.
pletely carried out
Another large crowd attended the pre-.
scRtstion O! the Cantsts 10 the FIRST NJ. +.
Church last night. The entertainment, we
are pleased 10 note, was success in every
particular.
The Belmont Glass Works 10 repairing
its lower furnace.
Mrs ,lspo Morse, who died yesterday
will he taken by boat to West Columbia,
W. Va for burlal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
MARTINS FEIRY.

Joseph Green gentleman employed at
the Standard iron works met with seri.
Gus mishsp on Thursdsy evening. A roll
was being uplosded from truck, and the
bands employed being unable 10 move the
casting Mr.. Green to0k crowbar and
taking hold On the casting, lifted with oil
bis strength The result was sudden and
very severe hemorrhage Of the lungs Be.
fore doctor could ae called or assistance
rendered, he Lsd passed about q quart Of
blood and was terribly exhausted by its
loss He was taken TO bis home where he
lay for several hours in pre- Ssrious condi.
ton. Last gbt u, vas some better bit
still in e dangerous condition.
Yesterday evening Samuel I. Dean
passed his last letter out IRON the post.
Office at this rls %, al least for the present,
srd probably f1r considerable time.
ihis morning, James Y. Patterson, the
new Democratic postn sster takes charge
and com mences licking stamps for The
populsce, and telling anxious people
nothing TO day"
Csl Ct The Martins Ferry Jexelry
Store aud see those fee watches and
clocks and the elegant line Of genera
sEslry kept on hand. Mr.. Beymsr. ths
gentleman iu charge, makes q speciality oi
repsiring fne watches and jewslry'
Mrs. GeoIge Wolfe and child left ioI
Tltonvills 10 visit relatives yesterday.
Norton l.. Gleason. Of Ph,lsdelphia, !,
ct the Hanover.
E L. Gould, chief engineer on the okit
Valley railroad. vas "a The city Yesterday.
G. ". Anderson, E.q., has gene Il
ICudiDgfcn, o., 10 attend The funeral o
his soDin-lsv, J. T. Greenfield.
At the First ". f. Chgsas. the pasto1
will preach to.UJ.os, taking as bis snb
iect Tss importance Of Testimony,
and in the evening, On Opposing Winds.
At 2 p. u. the Juvenile Mi,sloosrJ So
ciety will hold its regulsr aacathly meet
ing. The PresideSt. :. s. Haughton, de
sires : fGll ATTENDANCE.
Cnder the auspices Of the 0x'ort
League, q summer school Of scis5ee, srt
literature and music will be conducted
commencing June 9th and lasaipg on,
week, closing With Children's Day. Som,
very able and noted speakers have beer
engaged to deliver lectures duyile ID,
course, ard the music vii - Of the yer,
best. The prhlie viii be mor cordial,
invited TO tie enjoyment Of this week Q
good thirgs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
AT PITTSBURG.
The Strikrs to Be In the Building
Trades To-day.

The Strikrs to Be In the Building
Trades To-day.
PlTrsBURG, April 30.-Ths movement
of the labor unions in this city, for g
reduction in working hours, is confined al
most exclusively to the building trades
largest local industries iron, coal, and
glass, not being disturbed by the demand.
Those trades which have demanded q
reduction in hours generally, show a
disposition to compromise on nine hours,
and no extended or general strike to-mor-
row is anticipated The plumbers, brick
LAYERS, hod carriers, plasterers, stone cut.
ters and stone mssons have already settled
with their employers on the nine hour basis
and will continue at work, as usual
Strikes will be iuaugurated tomorrow or
Monday By the carpenters and cabinet
makers. The former want ten hours pay
for nine hours work, and the latter demand
su advance OF twenty per cent IN wages
and a reduction to eight hours. The en-
ployers have refused the demand ard
strikes have been ordered,
At q meeting of bakers tom 'rrow de-
maud for reducaon in hou.s VII be mace
aud f not granted the men will refuse 10
work on NJ 'ndsy.
The emp'oses at 5 EN- & Cos plauing
mill. in Allegheny, made ta nand for
Ell, h hours at ten hours LAY. / the de-
M n is are n 1t granted tn men " ii strike
to N )rrow.
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ON ThE IgCREASE.
The Eight Hour Agitation at GinF'nnntI-
nhrnn Hnnhrnn EmnInsnS RaIk ONT.

The Eight Hour Agitation at ClnfinnntI-
7hrss Hundred Employees Walk Out.
CrNcISNArI, April 30.-Fhs agitation
over tna establishment of the ei3ht.hour
Law IN this city inGrsassa. Nearly every
trade organization in the city has deeisEed
in favor OF the eight-hour standard for a
day's labor, and are wor king to the utmost
to Ssinz sbout the greatly desired change
Different dem aBds have been made by dit
feYsut branches of trade, sud tie situation
has become very complicated. In some
factories the men Sr8 already out aud IN
others they will 90 out Tomorrow, unless
their demands are scceded TO. The car
psnters have declared uaanimously Ia
favor of the eight hour ls~, but demand
only eight hours pay, while one or two
trades are in fsypr OF nine hours pay Tor
eight hours work.
Three hundred workmeu employed oy
Still K Duhlmer, furniture manufacturers
s,ruck this moruing. They demanded
EIGHT hoa-s work and twenty Per cent ad'
vance ia wages. The hrm offered to com
nromise with nine hoars md hrs per cent
sdyauce, but the men refused ana walked
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

Williams, Mccullough and Copeland
had confessed that they - were
poWerless to relieve the boyeotted firms
from the nuisance so long as the police JUS
tees failed to commit the prisoners. 10
conclusion. the presentment states: ut
appears evident 10 the grand jury, repre-
senting ss they do the law abiding citizens
of this county, that great detriments OF
duty and great ignorance of law we're mani,
tested on the part of this recognized legal
authority of our police. OtherRise We
claim that our city would not have been dis
graced after these decisions of Justice Wilds
had been given by this nefarious conspiracy
against the people. The grand jury regrets
10 reflect upon any officer of justice, and
notwithstanding the opinion OF Justice
Wilde, thorough examination conVinces
that this go called boycott ia an sccursed
exotic, and they urge that every Effort OF
our Legislature the bench and the bar, the
press Of the land, and of every American
citizen 20 had to aid in exterminstlng the
HYDRA headed monster dragging It's loath
some length along this comment, sucking
the very hfe-blood from our trade and
equally baneful to the employ
ers and the employees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

NASHVILLE, April 20 THIS was tho
third day Of sprirg racea First race
Purse 5000; 'br.e-sighlbs mile; Phil LIE
won. Time, l:l9i Second race Purse
$3.50; one mile; Adams won. Time. 1881.
Third race Purse $500; one and one
foUrtbs mile; Barefoot won Tins. 2:lb.
Fourth race Mercbsnis stakes, $500 add
ed; one and ore eighth mile; Kirkmsn
won Time, 2:0l.
NEv ORLEISa April 3O.-The last day
Of the louisiana Jockey Club meeting.
Firs, race, oil ages. seven iurlongs, J. II.
Fentou won. Time. 1911. Second race.
bush stakes, oLe mile. Logan voa. Tine,
l:46. Third race. Cotirell stakes, one and
a quarter miles, Pa, sheedy won. Tine,
l'ld. Fourth race, one mile, Princess
won. Time, l47.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
R1PPLEs FROM TIE RIVER.
News Cleaned About the Wharf and
from Our Exchanges.

News Cleaned About the wharf and
from Our Exchanges.
The Telegram leaves TO. Clarinpton e.
81 m sssrP'
The Scotia . due down at an early hour
tn q morning.
~ me Diurnal vii b, to-days PArkers'
burg packet at II 8. m.
The C. ". B. tche or leaves for Plttsburg
th = morning g, q cock.
The steamer LILY left for Pittsburgh
ye,terday u oruiug at 4 o'clock.
The marks on the landing last night in
d;ca,ed ; 'cet ! inches and stationary.
Wm Kraft and Wn. Boushner, engin
eers of the steamer DIunIless, were in the
city Yesterday.
The W. N. Chancellordid not pass dowr
until aboat midnight, on sccount OF repairs
being made a, Plttsbutg.
The Louis Sherley leaves for Cincinnati
this afternoon at 3 o'clock, John Rrenner
in command, Dan Lacy sud Chss. Reeves
in charge Of the Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
WHEETJNG w VA SATURDAY MORNING, MAY |, 1886.

and knights Of Labor separately and con-
suit with them in regard to the Gonditlon
of sffairss who shsu be ex'
smined By the committee, and the
best means of obtaining the information
de. .ired. At noon q delegation OF ciuzens
headed by Mayor Francis and inciadlng
L W. Cobb, President Of the Merchants
Exchange, and other prominent business
men had an hours conference with: the
committee. A few minutes later wee
President Hoxie, Superintendents Sibley;;
Of Ssdalia, and Herman, OF Texas, snd
Jndge Parties, General Attorney OF the
Missouri Pacific system, wereinvited to the
committee room and will be followed oy
delegation Of the prominent Knights OF
Labor. When these consultations have
been ended the mmittee will decide wbeth-
e, it will stop here now and take testimony
or whether il will appoint a sub committee
10 90 to Ssdslis, Kansas City, AtchiSon'
Fl. Worth and other places and remain
here and examine witnesses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
SETTLEMENT EFFECTED
With Railway shopmen Who Have De
manded the Eight Hour Day.


With Railway shopmen Who Have De-
mandsd tho Eight Hour Day.
CHICAGO, April 3O-TGe Chicago and
rthwestern Railway Company has effect
ed a settlement with IT'S 1900 shoPmeu
near this city, who demanded an eight'hou'
working day. Toe company grants nine
hour working day on Saturdays, With full
pay, and made concession to the men 10
the matter of railroad fare between this
city and the shops The chairman OF the
committee representing the Workmen says;
The men have decided to accept the prop
osinon for the present. The original de,
msnd still remains in force, and We expect
the company to act on it at some future
time, when business may improve That
ia the way it stands, aud | thick | can ssJ
suthoritatiVely that there will be no trouble
here. :"
One hundred freight handlers en- the
Grand Trunk railroad made demand for
al eight-hour working dsy with no decrease
in pay at noon to day. and said they would
wait for a decision until noon tomorrow.
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SPoILIHG FOs 4 FIGHT.

lrmeJ Cowbnys at Work on the Third
Avenue street Car Lise.
Mas IosS, April 3O.-Among the new
eOdi employed 81 The Third Avenue Rail-
p! company yesterday we're soma from
p South aud West, who had come on hop
p Tor u cL.lr. TO use their revolvers
! 'Paaki,l Of these eco IiSitions President
foa said We have got come cowboys
AMI they have come to stay. One OF
'sn Teus scrOss tde street this morning
q Se! his breakfast, aud when heard OF
| called his in and warned him that
might get into Sog if he did not eat
70 toe men in he stables. That 8
rG l N .olkiug for he said. II they
ne s any Of their funny business on me
y " think Holland has Sot back from
As again. We nave sent opt West for
's Of these men, and when ,he next
"u gets here We won't have any SeSa ol
ponce. / was out West in 1851 AID
Sne boys shoot the spot out Of an ace OF
alss as lar oil "a you could see the card.
10" them. They are just What We
- Iae piekets want to get hold Of
scout one of these cowboys and then
we We ,he business"
=. u cars on the Toird avenue lire are
H''g at more frequent intervals to-day
- * any time since the strike vas 10
la'ss Fully Is cars have already
81 y run from the Sixty-6fth street depot
ae PostoGes and Printing House
~Gs the downtown terminus. M
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The Eq uirationais. .

Speaking of this uniqle show, which
is to appear at the Opera House next
week, the sleubenville Herald ssys:
prot Crocker's famous collection o.
horses attracted large audience to the
Opera House last evening. The animals
certainly performed some marvellous sctl
under the direction of their conductor
The play Of the borses on their way tc
school, takiOg the Professors hat and
bringing him o char, ringing Of bells
spongipg of the blackboard, seesswipg
barrel rolling, picking up colored hand
kerchiefs and many other tricks were sim
ply wonderful. The lsshiog of the refsc
tory pupil across the neck appeared cruel
uutil the professor explained the matter
The tsbleau aud military drill were .es
pecially fine, aud i. appeared almost be
yond belief that qusdrupeds could display
such intelligence. After the Performance,
many Of the sudisncs at the invitation o
the professor went on the stage to take 1
closer look at the animals"
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THEY COULDN'T WAIT.
a Big Gtrlke in Chicago fnr the Eight
UGEr ~ stem.

A Big E;rlke ia Chicago fnr the Eight
UGEr stem.
CHICAGO, April 3O-FnS eight hour
movement was empaas;z7d this morning,
in advance Of the day announced for Its
Inauguration. Clark B;os. K Co.'S fur
nitu7s factory at Blue Hand avenue and
Robsy street, is idle, the 500 employees hsV,
ing struck. The msn depap5ed eight
hours work and ten hours pay. Toe Arm
told them they could not agree to this, and
they all lrfs. The frm cay the factory will
be kept closed until the labor question Is
definitely settled.
The St Nicholas Toy Company informed
its l50 euployss that it would not grant
the teuhour PsY Tor e'gbt hou's work.
The employees are still g. vork.
The Hercules iron Works on Canal
street will insugurats the eight hour sys'
ten with the ten hoar pay, beginning TO-
porroS, for one month.
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BkID6EPORr.

W. B. Hablon 10 in Cleveland on basi.
asss.
Rev Wety'r. Of Monistoup, held ser.
vice in the Presbyterian church last night
preliminary 10 to-morro~s communism
service.
Clarence Fi,bsr has purchased D fifty
two inch expert Columbia bicycle. John
Topping bAs ordered 6fty sir inch Eog.
Iish mschine.
n. Kubs aEd John Gifin caught siIty-
three sns jack fsh near the beet river
dam the other day. A number Of our
local spostsmen vii make an sIcursiop
down the river 10 q large fat boat and
hsb from the boat while 90 the way. They
start o. Monday.
Joe McCosns1ghey w,s In Flashing
yesterday on oeicial business.
Dave Gsrtley was fined Is and costa
and sent 70 81, ClAirsville foe two weska
Geo. N. GiHin, representing Ssodersss
Il Spear, Of Chicago. vss in the city ytsssr-
day selling vestsrn grain.
A Martins Ferry naa came to tovu
Yesterday and commenced fanp'isg our
Eaaor. The ardent vas evidently TOO
much for him, for be vent 10 Rhodes nill
and tell bead 6rss into hsh filed bssfsl
Of iozs. After this misbsp his Eothsr
soaId not have know hin, bat Masshal
McConnsusbey introduced himself asd
conducted hin TO ths hsstils, vhsrs h
nov Iaosuishes.
The Lsdiei Aid Society esvs . ssps&
and social In The n. Z. Church ~ sisht.
Belmont Lodge 100 K. Of p, astieipsts
. Sunday escarsios 70 Crppsvs Lsls n
the near future.
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Ungallaut BOycotreTs.
Nothiue to Do With Kelley,

VIENNA. April 3O-Tne Frei odenblatt.
commenting on the aGsencs from Wash
ington of Baron Ton Scbsefer, Austrian
Minister 10. the United States
aud the inference deduced
rherefrom that Austria meant to
retalate for the Kelley affair, aud remain
unrepresented until it should be adjusted
says the reason for the bsron's absence, is
simply to enjoy q desired furleuph IN
account of i'll health. He will spend his
vacation in Europe, and if his health per.
mits be will return TO Washington atter the
expiration Of his firlough. Otherwise a
successor will bs appointed to continue
the representative Of Austria at the
American capital. The Frendenblat: says
in conclusion that the relation, OF Apstris
with the United States are OF the mos
cordial nature.