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PARLIAMENT PROR0GUED.
The LONDON PRESS DISCUSSES
THE WORK OF THE SESSION
Severe Criticism ON the Action Of the VIA
jority-The Queens speech Approssdo'
The Gar and Kaiser at 80. Petersbarg
Brief Cable Notes.

LONDON. Aug. ls.-The Propagation OIL
Parliament has opened the Hood gates OF
eo.. .,ment on the doings of the Legislative
uranch Of Her Majesty's Government during
this session. Although many Conservative
papers stood loyalty in support OF the ma
iorty while the session lasted, often
most inconsistenly defending their
acts. not one of them now re-
views the session TO the credit of the Min
istrv. but rather unite in condcmning i's
course and deploring the results OF the ses-
sion. The Times deyotes leading article,
1--we columns in length. to expression OF its
oninion and in substance declares that
tie session. as whole. has been the
most barren Of any beneficial yet received.
\ complete break down Of ministerial ma
chinery it says. is not only likely, but Ger.
tain 10 lead 10 permanent change IN the
arrangement Of parliamentary procedure.
This end the majority tired 10 reach pu.
through the incompetency Of It's leaders ana
the apathy Of many OF their iohOMerS' 'he
attempt failed to the advantage Of the oppo-
sition, and the lasting discredit OF those ia
power.
The comments ON the Queens speech ter
miuating the session. artrmainly favorable
IN Tho views expressed hy Her Majesty,
especially i'm regard 10 the Behring Sea dts
pute. the prol0ngation OF which the British
Government. having offered Ia submit II 10
arbitration. is not 10 be held Responsible
for.
Parliament Prorogued.
LoNpON. Aug. lS.-Parliament was prr
rogued to-day. The Queens speech was
read bv the Lord Chancellor. Ii says tnat
~ "a p.
with the foreign Powers continues to be pa
citc.
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. ls.-To-day the
festival of the Patron Saint Of the Prev
brashenskv regiments was celebrated at
Narva. The Gar and Czarina. Emperor
William, and the other imperial partl's
attended divine service in the camp oi
the regiment. and aiterward in the church.
Later the Kaiser visited the lo"h-
hail. where be- received addresses !"
welcome. After the military reNle" the
Emperor presented the Car and 'Iarina
with "A splendid carriage. At the luncheoh
which took platter, the Car toasted the
Kaiser and Imperor Francis Joseph OF
Austria. Emperor William responded IN
Russian, aud proposed the health oi Tue
Car.
LONDON. Aug. ls-1'he press censors oi
sweden and Norway have been instructed
bv King Oscar to relax the severity win
which the censorship has recently been
exercised.
LoNDox. Aug. Is Davis Dalton. tie
American swimmer. has successfully
achieved his task OF swimming ON hlS back
from Folkestoue to Cape Grlsnez, ON me
coast Of France. Dalton was In the wafer
twenty-ihree hours and thirty minutes, anu
NJ tbe end WAS in excellent condition.
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THE STRIKE AT BUFFALO.
Passenger Trains Running on Nearly
schedule Time.

BUFFALO, y. Y, Aug. lS.-The New York
Central and its connections are running
their passenger trains through this morning
on a fair approximation TO schedule time, a
fact which. it is argued, il due largely to
the moderation of the men who are out on q
strike; but while the passenger traffic re-
mains practically uninterrupted. the freight
situation at this point has grown very much
more serious.
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na.s-l,nil NoSes.

BALrINcrV. Mn. Aug. is.-fhe Atlantic
League viii dissolve August s.th. Inc
Ds,timores enters the American Associa-
lion in place Of the Brooklyn team.
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r.. l,r.r.,f amendment providing for re-
t,.f,.n. t.N ora sugar Indications point
.froncf, ,u fhe passage Of the senate bin
frI.flnl av.-rnc Inn-stonitcs arc com
planning of thc delay 'n settling The Nenahle-
lnnrs'nu contested c1se.--- enai"r quay 5
resolution wll uot Doe called up in the Ser
af uuf Wednesday,. .--- Ih" Democratic men,
lers oifne House Committee on Elections
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tween YGranl- Master P0wdrrly and Nj. Webb
nat loth'u- definite as fr as known has
''te. s,nted to the United states hy
.-...tnr. clu-- la- been given for Banker
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,nannl,e solid for Edmund

ROANOKE, VA. Aug. ls.-lspeciai.l-
Roanoke elected solid Edmunds delega-
tion. and endorsed him by resolution tc-
night
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formal notice Of his intention to ask the Sem

formal notice Of his intention to ask the Sem
ate to adopt the order proposed 10y him last
saturday to commence voting on the Tariff
bill on the 30th of August, and to postpone
till next session all other legislative bust
ness except the classes OF bills therein speci-
fed.
Mr.. Hoar: Let it go over.
Mr.. Edmunds: Let it go under. Laugh
ter.
The notice went over until tomorrow
under the rules.
Consideration Of the General Deficiency
bill was then proceeded with. The amend
ments apprupriating si.339,6ss for the pay
ment Of the French spOliatiOn claims were
opposed by Mr.. Plumb, who denounced the
claims, as fraudulent and intended for the
benefit of attorneys and assignees.
Messrs. Hale. Blair. and Morgan support
ed the amendments, which were agreed to
yeas, 81 nays, II. The bill was then re-
ported back to the Senate, and all amend
ments that were agreed to in Committee OF
the Whole were agreed to in bulk.
The bill was then passed.
The Tariff bill was taken up. Mr.. Carlisle
thought that either the duty of two and two
tenths cents pound on tin-plate, with four
cents pound on the raw material. was too
low: or it was too high when passed by the
House, and reported by the Finance Com
mittee with block-tin on the free-list.
Mr.. Aldrich replied to Mr. Carlisle, and
the collOquy between the two gentlemen
took a wide range over the whole field OF
protection. Without coming to vote on
Mr.. Plumbs amendment the bill was laid
aside.
The House amendment to the senate bill
ID amend the act to constitute Lincoln,
Neb., port of delivery, was laid before the
Senate, and was, on motion of Mr.. Paddock,
agreed to.
The Senate then, at 6 =. NJ, adjourned till
tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
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HOUSE.

In the House to-day the Mississippi con.
tested election case Of Chalmers against
Morgan was called up. The majority report
finds in favor OF Morgan, the sitting MEN,
Der.
Mr.. Chalmers was granted permission to
address the House for an hour and "A half.
lie criticised the committees report, and
said that for years there had been con
spiracy in the South TO carry elections for
the Democratic party. In Mississippi men
who dared TO make Republican speeches
carried their lives in their hands.
\ motion of Mr. Kelley. cf Kansas, To re-
commit the case with instructions was lost
(3l 10 l3). and the resolution declaring Mr..
Morgan entitled to his seat was agreed to.
MIR. Osborne, Of Pennsy ylvania, from the
Committee on Military Affairs. moved to
suspend the rules and pass the senate bill
for the relief Of certain officers on the re-
tired list of the army. No quorum voting,
the House at 4:iJ adjourned.
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DANVlllE.
Fight Between Negroes-Primitive Bap
tist Association Meeting.

DANVILLE, Va, Aug. Is special. r.
At a late hour Saturday night William
Bradley and Early Lawson. two cOlored
men, had fight about "A small amount said
TO be due To Bradley by Lawson. In the
fight Bradley pulled a pistol and fired
against Lawsons side. Strange to say, the
ball did not enter the flesh, but glanced
around the outside. and the man was but
slightly injured. Both were jailed.
Immense crowds attended the County
Line Primitive Baptist AssOciatiOn,h held last
week al Pleasant Grove church, in North
Carolina, ten miles from here; and yesterday
the assemblage was said TO be the largest
ever seen on similar occasion. Rev.
p. G.. Lester, member Of Congress, was one
of the preachers, and yesterday he preached
TO five thousand people in the open air.
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THE RACES.
Entries al Saratoga. y. y, aud Mon
mouth Park, y. }.

Yntrie. AZ Saratoga. y. y, and Mon
mouth Park, Nd
Following are the entries at Saratoga, y.
S.. for to-day:
fr.t race. one mllc-penn r. lOG sunder,
.nuU. Ban Chief. 10. Piluy. il; Ballyhoo; Iccll
b.. io5. Giayson, lO; Marie h, lO5; Pear sell
second race. Kentucky stakes. six fur
longs l-per4za. IO-; Cleopatra, 10; fales-
tne. ll~. Monterey. 10. H.,
Third race. handicap, nine iufiOh-s-tl tlNpo-
.fIt.. II2. Hamlet. To-. DOlliklns, 30, I fi"Od-
t.Ir. IOO. Eupcrta. 100 Golden Reel. lOs
F5nru race. Heaverwyck stakes. enc mile,
so Yards DOiiklus. 81; Lavinia Belle, ll@
q Gn r,cr. selling slx furlongs-Amos A,
ssncylcyc, SO: Lizzie tOnso, ti Golden
Ild. lO2 'ien. Harrison, III; oune Duhe'
IIC. Dtcf. 100. B8llyhoO, lO4 Mabel Glenn
IIp N0peful. IO1. Bohemian, 100.
Weather clear; track fast
Entries al Monmouth Park Tor to-day:
First race ihree-iOur,hs Of a miie.Noi,nn,,, ,Il,,
teer. t3e: bradford. 40 hpslau. 10. 'Nii
service. H.. Clarendon. l1u. bclw Ood, 'Osi
lIl,an lOZ. Village Maid lOl; Lady keei.
IDu .Joi nOnO, Js; Pain Killer, % ledoy
Venture 90
Ofaiuile- ~. Charles, 1Ie, Wes.cheStef' 10
Homer. Ile. San Juan, llo; somerset
aIgcrnon. Average, ! IL; Reckon l22 Adag"'
nIlN. 100 -
lnlru race. omnibus stakes. one anu VlV- l
laIf miles Townsend. lIS Torso, l<~i III
john. 40: Banquet, / ~; thaOs, llO thle'-
ttn lOr Fan Fan, colt. lib "
lnuflh race, one ana Onc.eigth mllts- Eiio'
li3. Ny Fellow. IO,; kenwOOj, lUo, cii 49,
alii lOl: Miss Belle, Js: Tolld BlackDufh'
10
flnu race, selling seven-elghths OF a miIc mi
Ma .stchI Hadiaut, BRUSSELS, CeaWOod, lo''
haquelOri. IOi: joe Courtney. lO2; IA h"p'
per. lOG Vendetta. Teddy Venture, D2 sam
Mo.f. IlO Monroe, OOmorra; lO3, LOUISE
80. Lady sgneB. 81; pr Degfaw, ~.
sixth race. three fOurths Of a mile leiIl-
n.l. M. Peter. iOs. kiDeman. IO3; Atlas,
iu-. Adyenturef Sild-. 100. Josie ", iui,
AsUrilon. 80: Uncertainty, 0eorgetOwn' oo'
Inorndale, v2.
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Ashland Notes.

AsHLAND.NA Aug. IS. Special. Mrs.
Louisa Waller Bullock, Of Richmond, died
in Ashland yesterday morning at the resi-
dence Of her daughter, Mrs. Ratcliiie,
where she was visiting. The interment
took place this morning at the Ashland
cemetery.
Jen. Gross. a colored boy, eighteen years
old, was drowned in Kings pond, near Ash
land, YESTERDAY morning while bathing.
As soon rs 1t was known in Ashland, a
party of young men went 10 the place ana
found the body, after about two hours
search.
An alarm Of fire yesterday morning AT
about $40 o'clock disturbed the usual calm
ness of an Ashland Sunday. The kitchen Of
The Brinton House was discovered TO be on
lire and the guests were IN great confusion.
The Hook and Ladder company responded
promptly and the flames were extinguished
before the main building was damaged AT
all. The Kitchen was only partially de-
str0ycd.
Lewis Stringfcllow was arrested IN Ash
land saturday for wife-beating. He wa-
lodged in the town cage but when iht
morning came the cage was empty the
bird had flown. The authorities are nov
beating the bushes.
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IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Aug. lS.-At II O'Clock
Messrs. Holland and Wright. Of the general
executive board Of the knights of Labor, as
the representatives Of Alr. Powderly, called
upon Mr.. webb and presented to him let
ter. Mr.. Webb received il and said hc
would send his reply. Mossrs Holland and
Wright then Withdrew. Mr.. Webb declined
10 make known the contents Of the letter.
THE BLOCKADE CONTINUING.
ALBANY, y. y, Aug. lS.-The blockade
continues. The green hands make very
slow work OF handling ears. The i'll feeling
over the action Of the Pnkerton men con
tinues. but no trouble was had to-day ana
only one assault was made upon a Pinker
ton man. He was hit in the face with q
brick and his nose broken.
SIGNIFICANT DISPATCH.
BOsTON, MASS, Aug. lS.-Mr. Lee, repre-
senting the knights Of Labor. to-day seni
from Buffalo the following cipher dispatci
to the New England Protective Railway
nion in this city: "Whatsoeyer. what
ever, or more. be in readiness.
President X. b. Tuubull, Of the New
England, says that the dispatch calls upon
the men here 10 be prepared for any emer
.ency. He says there IS a possibility OF ;
general strike.
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Parliament Prorogued.

LoNpON. Aug. iS.-Parliament was pr-
rogued today The Queens speech was
read by the Lord Chancellor. IL says tnat
the relations OF Her Majesty's government
with the foreign Powers continues to be pa
citic
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orr TO ALASKAN WATERS.

Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury Net
Teton states that the revenue marine
cutter Corwin was today ordered to sail
from Port Townsend. Washington, to
Alaskan waters. The statement IL author
IL 1t lhai no special significance attaches to
10 order.
SENATE.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Quay gave
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0aIoius, 8inuan & Warpin, @rOebantsls.
Drcsuiiten, IOlsbp, 3.
y: 3. ganSOsien, GaTtrn, SolrbO NatiO-
nal Sanf GOlsbU, 3.
Salls Satarrb Sur tpir6 innerIi6 gsnpnt-
men uub pirft bireft auf has 9lut nnb bic
lbleimisen SbsraG6sn bss Synsms. 3eus.
Mile frst perlanbt. preiS rs Sts. fir bic
GlaI9s. Gsrfauft bon alien apptbsfern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-06
@crtbboacs GigcntbuuI
III Oerfaufen,

3tl Oerf1iIfen,
br 5intsrIafsni&aft bn ssrR. 6 Gatbarins
S&abt aussbSrtnb. DnFeIbe bsfsbt aus
ben fOlssnbsn Strt6en:
. Cots an RariOniira6e, 3pilden @ypmins
uub @aibinstOn, 40 bel t62 5ub sur gasp.
1 Got an Nariunfrabs, 80 bel 1862 GuB.I
1 Got an WpOmins aps., 40 bel 202 SUP.
7eOts an abams Aps., isbr 40 bet 1862 SuB.
Die @Obnbauisr RO. t409 unb t4lt Cant
bsripn apsuus, In sutsm 3ufanbs, nit Cots
ie 46 BEL 232 8u6.
5aus unb Got Rp. 4t0 Slipsirabs, stpii&sn
WyCmius unb @aibins.pn.
Stisss Gissutbum pirb untsr sHnifissn Ss-
binsuussn psrfauft BON
Gbas. SrUpp, Grsfutcr
Ais q. @albinstpn aps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-06
StaOt nnO Gonntb.

19r Sieblin9 Der SauSfrauen-
Biasburp's 8eit-berfauft BEL sSreb. s.
0ibmaper, $50 2ada. Ipe.
= Straub in Der 9IcaOsmp Of Uluiic
am II. Sob.
- Die neue gntbracite 8au unb
InIeibe @eieLi6aft erbieIt am Sreitag
ibren Gbarter.
= Die ,,Gridet" 1T su gbren ibres
eriten 9eburtSta8es berer6Bert unb
beri9Dnert iporoen.
-SnfOIse Der gles abiorbirenben
9oIitit iinO IOfaIe 9teuisteiten bisie
g8o4e iebr rar.
Bdr Gropons, gaffeIs unb @aiIer.
Sarben 8iIOer in alien @raben unb
9reiien bel $. Srep.
- Sbomas 8urfe bon ben Sanb
8anfs, Der iid in ADMINISTRATION
Gbit9t cine SaIstpunbe beibra9te, ftarb
am SpnneritaS.
- 9as bieiise @eri6t bat neue
8ef6aftsreSeIn anoenommen, fpeI6e
bOfentIi9 ben Spibfinbisfsiten setpi1sr
aopofaten elm gnOe MAIDEN.
s9- WiInaufee unb SO. RobinIon
Bier an 3apf; faIte unb tparme Speis
len au ieber Tasesseit. Sobn 2obs
mann, 2l9 2adapanna 4penue.
- 9lus Der @eIbfpinbe Der @omiI'
ion8'Sirma Campbell & @riffin ftabI
am Donneritas Elm 9ieb S55, pdbrenb
elm SeIferSbeIfer bes Diebes Serrn
Griffin Dor Der Sbtre befddftiste.
I@ 9ortraits unb @ruppenbiIber,
&eprObuftionen unb 2anbi6aftsaufs
nabmen in allen @rDben un6 feiniter
gtu8fiibrunS in Srep'S @aaerp, 42l
Sadatpanna glbe.
= 9ie @irtbidaft bon SoI. @oIbs
fmitb an 8enn @penue ipurbe am Dons
neritae bur9 ben S6eriff perfauft.
8Idser mar bic 8rauerfirma 6. 8obins
ion fur cine S6ulb bon $500, bic baS
9ef4aft aud einfaufte.
H@ Wasbsburser Sauerfraut, Sonie
in 8atsn unO fIdiiis. idber @iber,
O6ienmauIiaIat, ale Sorten bon 8aIe,
@erpeIa:, importirte SSranffurter unb
Sebertpiirite. Wibmaper, $50 2afas
ipanna Npe.
- Cine Srau 8Iadmere Ioate am
Dlitttpo9 auf bic 9lnfIase Der 8rano.
itiftsbrObune berbaftst tperoen, aber ibr
Wtann bsbrobte ben @onltabIe Suabes
NIT elmer @rt. 9araufbin tpur6en
beibe berbaftet unb mad benz @efans.
nib seianbt.
S@- Infer 8ubpaarenIaser 1T 70
boa itdnbiS eineeri6tet, ipie ir9enb zines
i'm sansen Staate, bic 8aaren MODERN
lnb 8reiie bilis. SIte einfa6 unb
per3iert. 8Iumen, SeOern, SGnSer unb
8eraierrneen ieber 9lrt porrdtbis.
Breiie nieOriSer ais ionitpo, in 8rOtpns
Bee Sibe.
5aIbins, Snt., @an., 5. Suni 1889.
SIM lebten @inter bate id mir bic
3sbe berfroren. SD eebrau6te Or. |
llusuft &6nis'S Samburser 8rduters
pHaiter na9 9ebrau9santpeiiune unb |
n fur3er 8eit mar i'd sebeiIt. Samuel
u. Ganfin.
= Sa Stabtseometer 8Ietpitt unees
ebIid eripGbIt 1T. 70 tpar StabtcontrpTs
eur @iieIe stpeifeIbaft, Oh er beFen
3abIunsSantpeiiun8 atteitiren iog er
iib iebo6 basu, na6bem er
anb, baB Der senannte 8eamte 70
anee funsiren fann, bis Elm Na6foIser
JsieBIid erpdbIt 1T.
= Sir Sbrentrsb, 5abuptb, psbsn unb
eIGppltnen SaIs unb ale 6platn ppn Gr-
Gltunssn unb gubiinbuns stbrau6s Or.
LbUmas GeItrtrie StI-beu srUbtrn S@mtrs.
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