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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20
The SUPREAE LODGES REPORT

In the Matter OF he Pennsylvania knights
d Pythlas.
CINCINNATI, June ls.-The follow
ing is the full tet OF the committees re-
port to the Supeme Lodge Knights Of
Pythias, and with is the special order for
to.day's meeting
"The committe are Of opinion that the
Supreme Chancellor, in his acts in regard
to all the matters was thoroughly honest
in the belief thathe had full authority to
do what he did sd acted as he Thought
for the best iuterets Of the order, and that
the zeal which pr,mpted him is 70 be COM
mended. That, saivipg any opinion as to
the exact power conferred by the law,
either specifically, by implication, OF by
precedent, and desiring that no precedent
shall be established hereby, they recon-
mend the adoption Of the following:
"Resolred, That the action Of the So.
preme Chancellor n suspending the Grand
Lodge of Pennsylvania be and hereby II
sustained.
"Resolred, Thatthe said Grand Lodge b,
reinstated professionally, under the contro
of the Supreme Chancellor, for tie purpos'
of 40 amending its constitution and laws
at its regular session in August next, tha
they shall he in compliance with the con
stitution and laws Of the Supreme Lodg
aud shall submit all amendments made U
make them 20 comply to the Committee o'
Laws and Supervision Of the Suprem
Lodge, who shall at once examine the sam
and report and certify 10 the Suprem
Chancellor whether the amendments do
make the constitution and laws Of sal
Grand Lodge comply with the constitution
and laws Of the Supreme Lodge, and u 81
committee certify that shsy a. " sa:c az, !.
and tbereupon reirstate the said Crane
Lodge, with its full powers.
"Resolred, That the Institution OF tb'
so-called Loyal Grand Lodge in the juris
diction of Pennsylvania, be not approved
and il declared void and Of no effect.
"Resolred, Tha. IL is hereby imperatively
spioined upon the Grand Lodge Of Penn
syivania to refrain from any direct or In
direct action tending 10 punish In any
manner any subordinate Lodge in tha
Jurisdiction, or any member thereof. Wit
has adhered to the Supreme Chancellor
and obeyed his sdicts, but that said Crane
Lodge shall receive such Lodges and mem
bers Of full fellowship, aud shall iu ever,
respect treat them as other Lodges ant
members under its Jurisdiction.
"Resolred. That Thos. q. Sample, II. d
Kline and Geo. Hawkes., who have appear
ed in the interest OF said Grand Lodge, and
II. W. Mercer and N. w. Rabb, who hav'
ADD. ared In the interest Of the said Roya
Grand Lodge. be paid the same mileag
and per deim for their attendance ~ ar
paid Supreme representatives for their at
tendsnce at the present session Of the So
preme Lodge"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20
A Bloody Tirne Of II.

Special gyieordm 10 De R<oistr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 10.-Jt
Bolton shot and killed Geo. Flowers, Sa
urday, near Buffalo. Bolton Ia at larg
The trouble grew out Of feud.
Green Reynolds WAS shot last night
Dick Porterfeld, both negroes. IT
trouble aro,e over dispute about "
fence between their respective loY J
ground in the city. Porterfeld -.
rested and admitted 10 bail, buk
the dying condition Of the otN va.
re-arrested tonight. ~ a
It's reported here that gang.
shot in Logan county ~ fnd out p@
members Of the Hst@ -, =.
letter says be is iDsors with him. ~
ticulars. twss snos py
Barnet. hss6vernor Wilson onerea
is believed for the Kentucky pa5aes
the partihs recent vendetta, and Bar.
heavysyeral Of his men hsve been MI
epeGss The county II 30 far from YER
noc communications II IL impos''o'e ="
IN particulars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20
FEELING THE WAY.

Four Booms on the Rack-rhe virginia
Rscket-rhe situation.
CHICAGO, June IA more picturesque
beginning was perhaps never made by q
National Republican Convention than that
here to-day. An extraordinary tribute as
unique ~ it was extraordinary, to four of
the psrty's greatest living types was the
main feature Of the day. An indirect at
tempt to wiring from the convention pre-
maturely an approximate expression OF
Presidential preference, bat result
ing only in personal slterca-
ton between the factionist leaders
from comparatively unimportant
Safe, formed the next greatest centre OF
interest. Between and around this were
significant incidents following each other
1 in such startling succession that the msS-
magnificent audience or the delegates them
selves could spare hardly \ moment to ad-
mire even the brilliance and vastness OF the
auditorium asseSsorieS, now being put 10
the first real test-a test, indeed, entirely
satisfactory. Interest in the proceedings
commenced, aud the remarkable four fold
tribute also, when Chairman Thurston in
hi. inaugural speech started to enumerate
the probable candidates before the conVen.
tion, prefaciug by a reference to the ticket
of 1884.
HE DIDN'T EXPECr 1T.
The chairman, trumpet-yoiced, yet i'm
psssioned, and naming no names, was
uttering the words "Our Henry OF Navarro"
when the great throug listening stopped
him at the word. Cheers upon cheers, Dy
spectators and delegates alike, whlrled over
tbe assemblage. Blaine" Blaine" was
ths ery, and only the thunderous tones Of
the chairman, sounding what was thought
/ further praise of the man from Maine,
/ bronSht order. Bot the strong luDged
orator was doing Just the opposite. He
vas earnestly and unmistaksbly attempt
| inc 10 throw cold water on the enthusiasm.
| 6Mr. Blame has denied rs the privilege
of supporting him in this convention" " the
tall ehairmabwas saying. Shouts OF NO,
no." and great confusion ensued. 1t was
not until Blaine's denomination against his
expressed with was sturdily branded q
political crime" that the chairman sgain
| got his hearers somewhat under command
and then in q measure restored good feeling
nth the suggestion to make Blaine as the
Gightest living American not the mead OF
tBIticket, but the eommander-in-ehief in
tn keld"
Fas q curious sight to watch
ON az RACK, FOUR PRESIDENTIAL POss'
IBuITIEs
: In thsaiddls aisle, right in front of Chair
r man nltston, while he procseded to go
over thtst Of probable candidates. On
ona sideA Chauncey M. Depew, directly
8 ~ front Sbenator Flank Hiscock, whose
handsome0 nkling-like features more sue
usssfuIly nsintained their calmness.
c Across thAsisls res Gov. Foraker, who
us".rsss Wa bright-eyed man With
vuS@v hbws and statesmanlike
o sosb shayen face in the
o chair behind. This latter was
: STsKinlsy, said by bis friends to be next
, ~ Bl.iBs the gssstest American personal
= .@o,bodimeAt ~ Of the prOtsetiye tariff prinei-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20
WILL SHERMAN WIN7gL. ElGHT?
l. L@aj Tli, Way Last 1t, MhOugh
asE,h, Will be Carriei) thsfOG-
yalro1--Caalrman JoIhilil
Partisan Dia.r
he DIDN'T PRAY FORNOGRATS.
Ias Chaplain IN His Praypsniag the
Gcvslrln-TayeI a WOri Hs BY
Of Tie President Of the u STAN
When Invoking thsls
Blessing.
y sa. TlsTano,hs Roqisr.

S.sN- t'"T1r % ~ EsgiSer.
CHICAGO, Juue l9.-Ths!iOnal Re
Pablicaa Convention has goarOusb its
fst .kirn,,h, it waa ovs' Va fnia
contest, and the advantage ains nth
sIahOae.
It vas exactly l2:31, wbchai'p pan
=. F. Jones called the couyesi 10 Per.
rhs hail va, packed to OversDg; Iter
short PRAYER, the caH for ts'nvs iOU
Va raj, apl CbaiIssp ass sad
'''ytby adi,-.s ! an inaudi6I
'oas OF Voice. lie wa loud eheere'
'as close. NJ. ThaSton, 9 temPO
A'3 c'nrmlD, was tau -cdpced
4a'''on, a sight. ,omPictly iltnsn
''D a 7olce penetrating thsrsuptes
'P'a' OF the hall, made stro1pstisar
'''''' although it did not prose pucl
-'u''N''n until he resO;ted tOis fere
!P7d method OF raising q lss By
1l'a' caadidstes. It WAS sietnbl,
hea TIA,
||' LAME HAD The HEART OF Is soS
yENTIOS.
'''''aee TO him called forth hly
''i''lOn Of genuine euthusn o
| -" Tie other points Of thddres
u party principles wereiseteC
'al mechanically. r. G. Orr .
a then initiated Pat.ersouf osl
w ii%i.he st. Louis Conatipr
2 chairman with a siIveave
3ver, failed to make theA
Coloradoan did. AresolUn z
? for Sheridan was passed q
Ia Howell, of Kansas. II
: "a, ButterwOrth, Of ohaI
ASptucky, then made psei
D indulge in sOmefnpu
", advocating hfdmsl'
.. r. men to thspnVeHo
'ou admit was ca fd uDsr
qthe rules. IL
" presented the ''d h'
,hu c. Fremont, ne core
De was received uemon's
SWeakness sho no" lar
las pEPA FROM n
tolrScIpLs rs BIRTH.
w. ~, recsp to the I'll
2 kiaase . Rspublic
4nont sppk saT, and "
- by Fredsrit D,uglass, "
short address 9th ssntlsn
- to feel ont Of plain this assl
latter Day RsseblicAnism
: EneR tho roll of State Tor oOpuzis.;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20
"6rSam or No Ham"

CHICAGO. 1e 19.-Ths laboring men
were parading pc streets this morning in
brigades armed sith tin pals and carrying
banners with spropriate notices such as
"Gresbam or b Ham," evidencine the
unbounded EN- lusissm for Judge Grss'
ham.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20
AFFLICTED DUBOL
,ur ,KRRIBLs RESULTS OF fHE GREL
CoNPLAaRAfIoN'
nm. thousand Pops Hasslss-A'" nm
Million pOll.n' wasA Of fr'psr'y D.
spya-lss vAsl' ss''''s
Puritan N RainA &

-, N. Inna a10L-Three
DoboiS' "a INV
people are homeise
million dollars worth Of proper
a..,,oved. The entire businee
:. -. !. 4, min. Soch in
'ne Guy . -. .onf,u
the result Oh INC 90.
had its inception u VOC
terdsy afternoon at l:So, ana
.f u. ovn accord. When
A.. ,,.,.rons town
covered 'ne ,,s Ar.
brick buildings cons'a"
cumbed TO the hry eosmen.
the wooden structures. Blk h'
Go h,.,,... r,.ces and dwell
my ous'A&" = .,,A
ing thirty aero w s
Persons VINO W"e
$3.50, 900 are alike IN disus@ sou
csivinR aid from neiehoonns "
fair grounds. A number o. 0osS
.,a N.
"1"
SUFFERERS ARE FED Rf The hoH
Tn the sarlv stase Of the firs u was
norted that Mr.. Rosco, owner Of The wais
line. Refused 10 start the pump. This u
denied, but at times the wsss. was en-
tirely ont Of the hose. Several bushes
huildipss were foolishly blown up by
Synamite. which only added 10 the fagy oi
The danes The borough for two yeArs
nsst has had no active Are department and
rhen the services Of such were nssded yes-
,srJsv onlv a yery poor array q soldien
Ia ho tonnd n 40 hattie, or courss
thew did what they could and desrrvs
nr.ise for their efforts 70 savs property.
Tha Renoys fire department arrived about
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20
Will Ntify the Winner.

WASHINGTON J uns 19.-Cbairmsn Col
Inns has called a Meeting of the committee
to notify Presids st Cleveland Of his nomin-
alton for Thur4ay, 26th instant, at the
Arlington Hotel this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20
oa Emperos wi'''sm'' f
mstiou.

rc,omsut On Emperor
mstiou.
,ox,ox Juue l9.-The morning pe
,s,. comment ct length upon the h"p',"
pf'a n ssrmany's proclamation to the people.
The DaiIy Ne,r, says It 10 . manor p"
,h. nsopls mourn, and The young h"p''"
ssem. m 20 have perceiyed this; p.,,,
The Standard thinks tnss W ~.
w;liism,s prociamations give Co'oI 49,
;.,.,nre,ation which bss been piacea uP,;s
the doiDgs and aayinss Of h'' less re'p''''
''T The Poa says: The Empero.s psoc.,i, c,,
.;s,. ins n.ts clear 10 Whist quarter be vi
m.;n,v look in order TO MAINTAIN v1,
msny;s prosperity. he msy nos ,n in....io
49, The sword. bat be has no 'n'
of tnrnina IL into plough .hass. Late.
The Telegraph thinks that .ns sl
! ..ism..iou. that addressed TO the peop''
s,. . softrr spirit but shows toe sA1
%;...iahle % rios Of sovereignty 10 Il AZ.
tn. Tim, thinks that the psocia..,
A 49, r,soole Lacks the spontaneity, ~ -,
9 r,sot ana individuality Of utteaAns ~, -
= .,e 20 couspicuous In the sfmy .oa ,,-.
!. - RAJ though full Of SOUND ssnis :.
Il - sooS intentions, 10 nsvs1tne.e:. "
:. In /. more comnonplace fpsfh
: ~. ns;ly Chronicle thinks the EnpsS
- lm.,sa. IN The peosis msy b. sccsp'
ID = proof that his fsshsrs sSs sniri.
"a rs.dy had an effect upan - ~
rs- Inch his policy VII b dnsc'eo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20
EVERYTHING POLITICS.
The National Lsgisistars AttssAisg Here
to Politics Than Basiasss.
ou<.Ini 1kI<nrnnu Io fk< R<0laSY.

The National Lsgisiatars AttsaAing Msrs
to Politics Than Basiasss.
spsciai Tieordm 10 ne RS0tar.
wAsHIEaToN, June 16.-Nothing hss
|hsss taIksa = Fl XN11sQ1nz r.
's-s srsskt173 SI5ssSDes =.
tional oonvssdoos, 1lS1e
the talk on the tari9 81 -;
.ad ,. the asssd. tstksy ysu6 u E 49,
TOM Sills in the BsaAss sstAis1 q ~
OF . ~ character ~ trsssj 6
pfao'iea little attsatisa h. - z;
70 public <slnsss. Politie - -
s way, spd y, likely 10 kssp y -
NJ sr sy " een Coogrss viii hn
adjourn. me of ths prsssat h4 y!
year u neG ~ n- Asd poos d hs
isf R sppuopI;ss.,On is.s. o., ns havs n Ss,sSa
Of them have not PEE = oeeaosss1 W
the House, In which pdy " c 4: :
ton provides that thel ~ oginnee
great many member BON Dsos
and Republican, hay paased -
home 70 look - 0e9 "a
cal fences. Both u 6syo9. -
KanAwha district, q IL. ~
Huntington district Avs ~ =.
soms time. In facty hs seoeo
them seems 70 be soyaFnkz
have spent Q great a d ~
the last six or eight tbsst ar6 ~ 81
lives 70 near Wask!n2 aobly, b - ~
up into his district TiryiDi 49,
fore being missed, doos eppeato1
only member ok okmsmbssskiD ef r
s,on @ Who No. and Mana vt
= rspominC t9 bin, reqsiea0 ~ -
commIstS thss thss = 80 +.
ohs.the dslsgstioa, - a ~, .
bgs are quitSas ~ ~ 80 ~
| sde Senate takss Q 49, =
tajourning over 6ksa 49, r.
pdsy. Nhprohstle tke6 49,
sud their pcesses vere ~ ":
BY the Chstitutjos. ~
neither kouss q Cusg1D - s, -
70 70, cssr psried thsa - y:
bout the essnt Of u sskss. a,
'enato,s zans asd Pssiksas =, va u
ID OF lstso havs . grssl - "A - q
'ut Onkso satss u ealloris - ~ n
,sts elEbR sad lesf 80 - ~ ~
gshh-lfing body rsal ~ 49, ~
sst vieisns engaes6 r. es,>ss -. a
ration usually sbesl ~ 49,; ~
~ dksuna osA = sc6S
er toxl Psalkpss'S ooyys ~
more sludeA locality - ~
nior tstos, spd hssl - -. ~
G twbgags 10 s.vkiGS ~
hat alL Ahset raHt xf}5fa
Wafd'sS tsaa
ATS s3coupess a
,st fro9 toeher 6tsta
"A inds@as vosksrs.
robsbly q ths hasdo
- ~ }eas weskiae
1900, bedy. I -
= ca - 49, & tlsr
ivide To ssea
- - wss spg.s>
haa go csons
{ % m q wblee 4t r.
'hap "a bad sdsy ssE
u O. - s6sssd =
ap sa;.s fse sbs
ball - s /. d D.af
you -. tss = Issis - =
AM ~ ii.
sq9 :s:pS,, S,,i sss -
n Anss& " ~
~ rsisAiss y
E..n6sah hvG
y assssssd 49,
-. asA - ~
"s;ss - -
.s.s q c. ~
incc.Sn.issss =
ca "a Ss rs,se
Hee 0nJ -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20
70 nsia,ai. s'

yrxxsA, Juns 1s.-r rs'.e sc
Prince Bismarck and coa -, 4.
exchanged dispsssh~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

ANX|ET Y
Painfully Apparent in the
Convention.
GHOCAN BRAFCLEVELAND?
kthe QueStiN That 0yerShad-
OWS all Else at Chicago.
gS TAE HAar APPEARED YET
lsic,as4aendy t, Convention IS in
Deep Ark Hole.
Y las no TlEPOR ENTHUSIASM,
Or Aay Sl'a FoO-2asss- =, IS Too Busy
Tl.1A.ng aratng is Nails.
EVERYBODY is RRHD TO MOVE.
ra:7 ?,-@tans Ih,tng On; Feelers in
al Directions Z me.r POGt-
zeal IONS.
RIlLROlD AOhOIIS1 THURSTOE,
n temporary Chairlc, Seunls the Con-
rsll5l in a Ysrlnnhs.y-COn-
&ruated Sgs, Wh.,h
SETS The BLAlE.EEA HOWLIEG,
T,.a vas No, Wha:3 Inhniei, aud He
liz SINE TrOu5a Puttug Out
,as Fire , Sarei.
IIEOULO Be "A APlIICn CRIME, "
N4TalEoa, to Monte Tie Great De-
a1sr IN the Fact BIS Many
Dee.IalonS {3h d.
laratl
Falls WITH A SlEEIHG THUD
0, 1s Wamaei COnvan-IUur Prasi-
t--aa. B3oms on thsck. n nt.uiing
,aa Gucerna!orYOaih
Of Oh.
4 most DISGRAJL SCENE
Presented On the Stage Bsu BoS Malone
gli Bitter Wise, Whlsckspard
Each Other Llgo
F.Shwomg
WILL SHERMAN WIN TIA. PlGHT?
l. L@asi Thi, Way Last 1t, Though
lsE.h, VII. be Carrieil thsCOG-
gsuror--Caa.rman JOlhiii2
p,~r.sap 0iafr
he DIDN'T PRAY FOR NOGlATS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

shOnt spP briefly, ano was
~ short address 9th gentlemen
49, to feel ont Of pa in this Assem-
D-A'ss latter Day Rssehlicanism IL
was when the roll of State ROE Coumtss,s-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

ESTIMATE OF THE FIRST BALLOT
shows eleven candidates, with votes about
as follows: Sherman, go; Gresham, 100;
Depew, 100; Alger, 80; Harrison, 120;
Allison, 80; Phelps, Is; Rusk, %; Ingalls,,
IA; Filter, 10; Stanford, 16. This leaves
thirty-tiye votes uuaccounted for, Mime
sofa and Arkansas stlll doubtful quantities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

Mr.. Lewis, of Kent
petition from q scmmittee
asking that 2o0 tickets Of
corded .. chem for distrit
40 the suggestion of
Of Ohio, no wever, the peti
to the National Commit
tions to comply with the
contained.
Mr.. George Davis, of
that the vote Of States an!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

TWO MOST STeihINd DETAILS
of the decorations. Flashing its parti-
colorsd brilliapcy full into the face of the
audience and aelegates, is q suspended
Ams1isan shield, formed of different cor
The Springdale news., 1888-12-28
CONDENSED TElEGRAMS.

1R. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN and his Ameris,u bride arrived in Birming gham, England, on the 24th.
 ANNIE JoNEs. who eloped from Utica, N. Y.. recently. with Walter Smith. dry goods clerk. was arrested at a hotel in Montreal. Can, on the 18th, and sent home. Her lover was left behind.
 THE Argentine Republic has joined the international telegraphie convention.
 THE Red Cloud tNeb.l National Bank passed into the hands O. the Comptroller ot the Currency on the 24th. Assets and liabilities unknown.
 JoHS 4. YATES, journalist wes known in New York and Brooklyn for the past thirty years, was found dead in his bed i'll the latter city, on the 2ith, having died If heart disease. He was sisty years old, and native Of England.
 MANAGER HORACE PHILLIPS of the Ale ghenyBase- BalIGIub was soill.on the 24th, that his physician called another medical gentleman for consultation. It was de- cided that the patient would have to sub- init to an operation.
 APPEALS are being made in Berhn for funds to aid the sick and wounded in Africa.
 THE Government of Bulgaria ts negoti- ating with the Krupps for eighty field and garrison batteries. to be furnished im- mediately
 AT the request of the Emperor the prac- tiee of horse-racing on Sundays and holi- days in Prussia has been stopped by the local authorities
 THE Russian Colnsul at Malta. NJ Veila. has been arrested on suspicion of placing bomb in the theater at that .t.= Princess Marie of Russia was present NJ. Neila has long been saspeeteI o. NihiEstie tendencies.
 ANOTHER awful river disaster occurred at PIaquemine, La, on the night Of the 2ith. The steamer John H. Hanna and q valuable cargo Of cotton was totally de stroyed by fire, and a large number of passengers perished iu tue flames or were drowned.
 GEORGE E. MCCLELLAN, d son of the late General Geo. B. Mcclellan, has been ap- pointed by Governor Hill of New York aid de camp on his staff. Mcclellan is a member of the Eighth Regiment New York National Guard.
 JOHN KERAN and James Grushanuon. convicted ill Bennington, Vt, of murder in the secon~ degree, were senteI.ced. on the 24th, to imprisonment for lie.
 THE schooner Mary C. Decker, from New York for Tampico, put in t9 Charleston, $. C., on the 9th, in charge of the first off cer, her captain. Henry Petty, having been lost overheard during gale off Cape Hatteras.
 CONSIDERABLE uneasiness was caused at Tipton. Ind, on the 24th by the report ed flight 9f ". F.. Shaw, 9f Chicago. About S20,000 worth of stock of the Columbia Building and Loan Association. of which he was secretary, is held ill that cgG4ty.
The Springdale news., 1888-12-28

ON the 23d. III the election in the Depart ment of Ardennes. France, NJ. Linard, 0pportunist, received 29. .345 votes, and M. Auffray, Conservative. g, 3i1.
 LAURENCE OLIPHANT, the celebrated au- thor, died at the residence of Sir Grant Duff, at Twickenham, England. His end was peaceful and painless. though for five months he had suffered excruciating pain from the cancer on the lungs which finally caused his death.
 THE London Sunday Times of the 23d, of which Hatton. .Stanley's intimate friend is the editor.says: We have received dis patches from two reliable sources which enable Us to state almost absolutely that Stanley has arrived at Bangale, on the Congo, and not at Bonalya, on the Aru- wimi, as reported"
 ON the night of the 23d Colonel James F. Casey Mrs. Grants brother Jaw, died in Washington
The Springdale news., 1888-12-28

RUSSIA has entered a protest against Persia granting monopoly of commerce. to any foreign power.
 THE ways and means committee have recommended an appropriation of S20,00O to supply deficiency in the Government Printing office.
 TREASURY Department officials were excited on the 21st over tEc return of sey- eral twenty dollar National bank notes, that were supposed to have been pre- yiously redeemed, canceled and de- stroyed.
 THE T'agejlatt, of Vienna, asserts that 1000 Austrian and German subjects were expelled from Warsaw, Russian Poland, recently, without any reason being as- signed.
 IT is reported that the coal operators in the Hooking, Sunday Creek and Shawnee (O.) valleys have formed pool to regu- late the output and selling price of coal for the coming year. The pool controls about thirds of the output of the State.
 THE report of the referee in the suit of the Missouri, Kansas X Texas railroad bondholders to recover unpaid interest on coupons of bonds of 1876, in favor of the plaintiffs, will compel the road to pay out >2s9,540 interest.
 Ar Titusyille, Pa., counter -organiza- ton is being formed to offset the White Caps there and to protect law abiding citizens.
 THE race war, inaugurated by the whites of BarnwaN County. $. C.. to ayenge the taking off Of Farmer Robert Morris, was averted by the discovery. on the 21st, Of the missing man in the woods. dead drunk.
 AK appeal has been made by the Indus- ~ Ss- ciety Of St. Peters burg, of which General IgHatieff is president, to the Russian Gov ernment to begin immediately the con- struction of a railway from Petrovsk to Nladikaykas in the interest Of trade with Persia.
 THE steamers Chateau Laftte. from Breslau, and Lahn. from Bremen. were delayed at Quarantine, \. Y., on the 21st, with smallpox among the steerage pas sengers.
 PETITIONS numerously signed by print CTS and engrayers have heen= presented to the House of Representatives protesting against the passage Of the pending Inter- national Copyright bill.
 IT is reported that deserters from the Arab camp near Suakim say that there is strong Arab force at Haudoub. where a large number If the dead from the field of the late battle were taken.
 IT is asserted that the municipal author ities at Batoum, Asia, have refused 10 grant the Rothsehilds the privilege of rtiu- ming pipe line through the town to con meet their petroleum wells directly with the vessels at the wharyes, on the ground that the pipe system would work injury to small traders.
 THE Italian Chamber os Deputies, by vote of l75 to ?. passed q bill to authorize a defense credit - l45 5,0o9,O6 lire.
 TIE difficulty between the United States and Hayui over the latter's sejzare=of the American vessel Haytien Republic is at an end. The Haytien Republic has been formally delivered to the American squad ron. that vessel and the Haytien ships saIutiHg the American flag.
 IT is reported that European statesmen generally take a gloomy view of the polit- ical outlook, in view of the cratic course of the German Emperor, which t k feared may precipitate general hostilities at any moment