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WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN,
Clcrclnnd's fctOes of Pension Bills Dis
:o.. cusscd In Congress.

Clcvcland's Eetoes of Pension Bills Dis
Wv. cussed Ia Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March l4.-The
usual Friday evening routine was some.
what enlivened tonight by q discussion
Of q bill granting n pension ol
$40 month to Francis Deming, on
the ground of blindness. This
is ono OF the bills vetoed by President
Cleveland, and this veto was sustained
by Mr.. Stone, OF Missouri. Mr.. Cooper, ol
Indiana, earnestly advocated the passage
dcntia, veto, he said that il Presiden,
Cleveland had stood upon his economi.
cal principles and not endeavored tc
hunt up some blind man whom he could
jump upon with both feet, he might
have been President OF the United States
to-day.
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this place Is higher than ever before
known. Tho city toll bridge, mn iron
structure, and the bridge OF the Alabama
X Vlcksburg arc uafe so far.
TERRIBLE LAND SLIDE,
-Four Mon Killed on tho West virginia Cen.
trnl md Several Injured,

| four hicn kiilcd on the West virginia Cen
tral nnd Several Injured.
CUMBERLAND. MD., March li,-This
morning between 7 and 8 o'clock huge
rock rolled down the mountain sido and
fell upon the West Virginia Central
railroad track in cut between Cha1ee
and Blaine, forty miles west OF this city.
Tho work train, with crew OF twelve
men, was dispatched to tho spot to 70.
move the obstruction and clear tho track.
A large cable was placed around tho
rock and attached 10 tho engine, 80 the
rock could be dragged from the cut. All
was nearly ready, and tho men were
making a final adjustment OF tho rope,
when great mass OF earth came
rushing down on them from the stcep
mountain side, and buried some Of the
men from sight. IIorritied companions
rushed to their rescue and rs speedily as
possible exhumed the fated ones, Two
were taken out dead and one has since
died, and three others were seriously, II
not fatally, injured. The names nro as
follows: Dead-James o. Lambert, a
resident Of Chatiee, W. Va, who leaves
a vile and family; Josephine Machinna,
an unmarried italian, who had been in
this country three years; Vernato
Vallejo, who has a wife and family in
Italy.
lnjured-Van Read resident OF Challec.
married man with children, cannot re.
cover; Mortina Albinni, Italian, left arm
broken and ankle hurt; Jackalinni
Cabanni and Josephinna Frangoli, in.
jured about the head. The slide v hich
broughtsuch awful results delayed trains
several hours. Tho injured men were
brought to this city on the noon train,
and arc now under the care of Dr., ], Nj,
Spear, tho company's physician here.
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AMUSEMENTS,
"Fathorland" Mt the Opera House
# Theatrical Pointers,

"Fathorland" Mt the Opera House
Theatrical Pointers.
"Fatherland" new picturesque 70.
mantle comedy OF home life among the
Tyrolese, which is 10 be presented at the
Opera House this afternoon and evening
by the jolly German comedian and sweet
singer, Karl Gardner, is said to be one
OF those simple little plays that carry
one back to the happy times OF boyhood,
and which touch the heart and tighten
the cares Of life, making one feel better
for having seen it. An exchange in re-
porting Gardner's appearance in this
play, says: "Gay, rollicking, manly and
brave, he commands the admiration, and
pouring forth his soul IN melodious
songs, wins his way. His accent is OF u
delicate flavor and very musical. His
principal song, "The Lilac" will be very
popular, having a catchy and taking air,
and withal very sweet and full Of melody.
He is light on his feet and dances with
grace and neatncss, the music of his
heels being almost as good as that OF his
voice. By his gay sparkling manner he
carried bis audience with him, and ere
the close OF tho first act he was firmly
fixed in their affections, and on the fall
Of the curtain received o genuine and
generous recall" ..sl l,' e.
"Natural Gas" was repeated at the
Opera House last night to another good.
sized audience. Donnelly and Girard's
duet ~ Love Her Still," was again
raptuously received, and had to be re.
pealed several times, and each OF the
performers, as on the night before, had
to exhaust his or her list OF songs and
dances before the audience was satisfied,
The most notable feature OF the farce is
the topical song by Donnelly and Girard
relating 10 prominent thatrical troupes,
and over it the audience laughed long
and loudly.
Renfrow's "Jolly PathGnders" will
close their engagement at the Grand.to.
day with matinee and evening per.
formanoe. There will be. an entire
change OF bill at each performance. The
matinee is especially for ladies and
children. Last pights audience was,
apparently, we'll pleased one as evi.
denced by the frequent applause. The
performance was one Of the best OF the
week. So 4. =
There is nothing booked at tho Opera
House for next week. The next attrac.
ton is Robert Downing, on March 20
and q. r.,
Coming attractions at the Grand are
"Wild Oats" (return engagement March
on-OO. uTp tho popl.su Moral, =, Ct Cc
Kitty Rhodes, week Of April {. II
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TORONTO, OSr., March l4.-Hon. Chas.
r. Pope, United States Consul at Toron.
TO-, lectured here last evening in aid Of
the fund for tho restoration OF the
University library, destroyed by fire a
few weeks ago. Sir Daniel Wilson,
President Of the University, occupied
the chair and there was large and dis.
tinguished audience.
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Atlantic Tea Co.
Tea Importers and Coffee RoaSterS.
CLUB ORDERS.

Thousands OF families scattered around
IN every town and village within radius
Of 100 miles OF our stores can testify TO
the superiority OF our goods. They have
avalled themselves OF our liberal offer 10
pay freight on nil orders amounting to
SO and upwards. Our method OF doing
business don't suit tho old fogy mer-
chant, who is not satisfied unless ho
makes 100 per cent, and is content TO
driyel along from year to yenr, over
complaining about dull trade and how
the ungrateful people send of to distant
towns, where live merchants are, to get
their goods. We have no sympathy for
such hum drum merchants. Our pluck,
energy, cash money, quick sales, stand
ard goods and low prices have placed us
in front, u position for which We are
eminently fitted and will maintain.
Send in your orders and get Good,
Fresh Standard Goods ut Fair Prices.
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No Wire Mill Tr,,st-

CLEVELAND, March l4.-S. Il. CHS.
holm, President Of the II. P. Nail Com.
pany, Cleveland, declares that the man.
utacturers Of wire nails have not formed
trust and have no intention OF forming
one. The shutting down Of the leading
wire nail factories was agreed to by the
different mills for the purpose Of reduc.
ing the large accumulation Of stock in
excess OF the demand. gr@''l7,5s =
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EXTENSION TABLES BE !.

Indispensable to every housekeeper i
9 st,i1 d,iin11ns table. We have large Inc in 70
y we are determined to sell ISx,cns;osn. cuGos.
Tables ~ and will, therefore, offer "1'oa tb;a
week 100 6-foot Extension Tahlao 'I,s y
SOLID Oak, with oil finish ton. eo nj onIu in
- w each. For spot cash, or or m ~ cro.iity oIiy
our price will be the same ilnriun 1Iia, thi,,
great reduction sale, namely 81 H aaH aant1 anIs
You cannot afford To be- onv W ,om' easn.
without one OF these tables at M ibe ,1mSea nr;ca
we offer them. Don't hesitate a. obnnpI I"v ptlee
money-Don't stay at Iom" I dmr;na "u4ut Inc ,l;
ierI'plo Sad moraa slaughter Of goods, Wishing you
ii'uH1 nau Hn1ioAey' WHEELING INsrALNpsr
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THEY WILL, MOVE SUNDAY.
Tho Cherokee Colonists VIII Follow The
Lendcrs-Trouble Brewing,

Tho Cherokee Colonists VIII Follow Their
Lcndcrs-Trouble Brewing.
CALDWELL, kAs, March 1.-THE
Cherokee boomers who have congre.
gated Mt this point have finally set the
time for their invasion of the strip.
Hon. J. W. Nyce, mayor ofthis city, and
captain OF the Caldwell boomers, have
issued a proclamation 10 the colony set
ting Sunday, March l6, as the day for
the movement. Capt Burbank, U. S. A.,
arrived yesterday from Oklahoma City
and attempted to persuade the boomers
to delay their movement upon the strip
until the Government shall give it's
formal consent. The prospective colon.
ists, however, were firm in their deter.
mination to move on the day appointed
by the leaders. Capt. Burbank has only
a small troop at his command and has
telegraphed for reinforcements.
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Crooked llnuk OfllcerR.

RUSSELL, KAN, March l4.-W. q
Smith, Of Ellsworth, and E. NJ. Coleman
Of Dorrance, respectively President and
cashier OF the Bank OF Dorrance. which
failed a short time ago. were arrested
here yesterday charged with having re.
ceiyed deposits when they knew the
bank was in an insolvent condition. h
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WASHINGTON, D. G., March 1.-THE
subcommittee OF the House Committee
on Agriculture, to which was referred
the Conger and Butterworth bills for
the regulation Of the manufacture OF
substitutes for lard, imposing tax and
license to be collected by the Intherhal
Revenue Bureau, favorably reported the
Conger bill to the full committee to-day
with a few amendments to the language
OF the bill. III. :. EF,p. - j F. -
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Coming attractions at the Grand are
"Wild Oats" (return engagementl March
20-2222; I'm the Ranks" March 24-oG;
Kitty Rhodes, week Of April Z. j
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American Turf Congress-,

ClScISSATI, o., March 1.-THE meet.
ing Of the American Turf Congress yes.
terday was remarkable rather for what it
did not do than for what it did do, Some
time was spent discussing the question
Of barring Western Union wires from the
courses OF the association, but nothing
definite was determined. The discussion
Of the subject developed strong senti.
ment in favor Of preventing pool rooms
from securing Information by which
they could throw. races or offer oppor-
tunities for diareputables to resort to the
trickery. No plans were presented and
no steps taken to formulate any,
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New ORLEANS, March little leyeo
at Aburgos & Sons plantation, sixty.fve
miles abovc the city, on the New Orleans
SIDE Of the river, broke at II o'clock last
night and in less than two hours the
nFeak was twenty-five feet wide. The
.eyee was a new ono and had besspae
so!t. The water from the crevasse will
10 nut little damage; 1t will flow into
Lake Ponchartraiu. K i4'!,j3 4. 5Fi-
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Wcst virginia Pensions

Special Dispatch 10 The Intoligeuecr. rs
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 14.-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
as follows: Original iuvalid-Robert
Powell, Morgantown; Robert Guthrie,
Wileyville; Frank 3. BAR, Ravcnswood
Henry D. Booker, Centre Point. In.
creasc-Joseph Z. Hart, New Martins
vile. Original widows-Sarah a., widow
Of John l.. Switchtield, Earnshaw, +
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TILE FI.ACK TRIAL

Tho Prosecution Opens In tho Famous New
+ York Conspiracy Case.
New YoRK, March l4.-The jury hav.
ing been completed in the Flack con.
spiracy case yesterday tho trial Of the
cause was begun to-day. The court room
was thronged aud the defendant, Sheriff
Flack and his son, and Lawyer Meeka
sat beside their counsel. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Golf opened the case for
the prosecution. He defined the charges
against tho accused and gave review OF
the circumstances OF the case, Sd.
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BosroS, March 1.-THE Boston Com
n,ercial Bullttin will announce tomorrow
the organization OF now association OF
wool manufacturers, which will oppose
the old National Association OF which
William Whitman is president. The
organization will demand a reduction oi
wool duties and their adjustment on a
more equal basis. ~ ,.55a,l
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CH.INA.MT ARE.

-. llnHle IN nChlnaware, mt yonr cor
to this:,l00 complete Toilet seis sI, in e;,t eHt
and floral decorations, at only So 10 6er r
set-reduced from s. Jo,MRemembpesri IN psi :
we warrant ~ these goods perfect in cyery
lea.ufe:Jlhey are the same goods that
you paid us s. so per set befa1e a9 T1a 1nas
are the same goods as you pay 81 m NY to,
to-day at any exclusive china otosa W. ios
the city. In Tea Sets-that IL ~, Teo'e ea.:. ID
complete and perfect in eyery ~ u.eS reS es.a t,!
oiier 100 sets beautifully tlrco,"tSy,, mnyI%e
floral designs, at only s. G9 9.snmln eachNEn IN
IN plain white ware as low of si m w wSa1s seta
basins and pitchers We holdS ~ tv.Moqo cn,,, 70
cents.-Bear in mind We don don,t ~ ooa In!y ou
onds.-Thegoods we eirer . arc thn haen a,ae sec
OF our stock. Come around 1 ea ene ae,,, ufeam
great sale. ,'E9 - 1o'Ao uullns thl0
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Contested Electlun Case.

WAsnISaroS, D. O., March l4.-The
House Committee on Elections to-day
heard arguments upon the contested
election case Of Miller vs.. Elliott, from
the Seventh district Of South Carolina.
The contestant was represented by Dud.
ley and Wheeler, while A. Hunton ap.
peared for the contestee. gsb}Ss,i - -
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WHEELING 1NsTALAlENT CO.
,o.,n l@. ilss, ulo Market Street.

igi ,ilGi5a 3
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EtrtkNEp Growing Ugly.

IsurENlSa, Mleu., March 1.-THE
situation at Ironwood is growing worse.
Two.thirds Of the men arc out and those
remaining at work have bocn threatened
with violence. They are under the pro-
lection Of a strong force Of special police.
A number OF the strike leaders have
been arrested. The strikers are growing
very ugly.
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Wild EXCITEMENT
Among the Cherokee Boomers
in Arkansas City, Kas.
TEN THOUSAND SETTLERS
Rush Into the Strip With tho Intcn.
ton OF Staying Thcrc-Only U. .
s. Troops Can Drive Them
Out-A Misrepresentation.

ARKANSAS Cry, KAs., March a.
Since tho news came last night TINT th'
bill passed the House declaring tn,
Cherokee strip public domain, the cit,
has been n scene Of wild excitement
with the boomers in their e1citemen,
running to and fro half dressed, making
preparations to start ut daybreak for the
strip. Before the sun was up the whole
city was wild with excitement and a
continuous stream Of people OF every
description, from the poorest tramp to
the speculative real estate agent, men,
women and children Of every national.
ity, have been pouring into the strip.
At noon the line OF white covered
prairie schooners, bearing the joyous
boomers, Is still crawling through the
town aud the end Is not yet visible.
The news comes from the strip that
the cattle have already been stanpeded,
frightened at the unusual scene and
have become unmanageable. The cat
tie men arein great straits to know what
to do With their stock, inasmuch as the
force OF men at their command is as
nothing before the irresistible stream OF
immigrants.
BY sundown tonight 10000 people
had entered the strip, with the inten-
tlon Of staying there at all hazards, and
nothing short OF the regular United
States army can drive them from the
Mecca towards which they have been
for so long.
/. ." ALATER REPORT.
"On to the strip!" That was the sig
nal for the invasion OF the Cherokee
outlet by the anxious "boomers" who
have been gathered on tho border Of the
strip for the past IS hours. 1t re.echoed
around the outlet from midnight until
dawn this morning, and when the sun
rose over the promised land the invasion
bad fairly begun.
Tonight it is estimated from the dif-
ferent points OF entrance fully 10000
people have passed the border aud half
that number staked their claims. The
strip is invaded.
The settlers at all the principal points
Of assembly formed boomer associations
Of various kiuds with various motives.
A majority OF these associations are
formed for the purpose OF taking united
action upon the time Of moving into the
strip,
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MIR. TINGLE'S MISSION.
As Stated by tho Intelligoncer, lie w:

as Stated by tho Intcllignncsr, lie WAS Ic.
tcrcsted in the Alaska Deal.
WAslIlSGToS, D. G., March 14.-Gco.
R. Tinglc, Special Treasury Agent at the
seal islands under the last administra-
ton, has been appointed General Man.
ager Of the North American Commercial
Comp pany, the new leesses OF the Alaska
fur seal privileges. The lease with that
company will be accepted by Secretary
Window either this afternoon or to.
morroX 80 L
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s Ives md Stnypor's Bail Reduced.

New YonK. March l4.-In the case o
Ives and staynor, now under bonds 0
S25.O00 each, for a reduction Of bail
Judge Andrews this afternoon reduced
the sum to 5000 each. This applies tc
the suit OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4
Dayton railroad against the partieI
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Should lie Acted Upon.

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 14.-A1r.
Henderson, Of Iowa, presented in the
House to-day, for reference, resolutions
Of tho General Assembly oi Iowa favor
ing such legislation IN regard to car.
coupling as will protect the life and
limbs Of railroad employees.
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Bridge Washed Away.

JACKSON, Mss, March 14.-A ine iron
bridge several hundred feet in length
over Pierre creek, on the Natchez, jack;
son X Columbus railroad, between jack
son and Harristown, was washed away
oy Tho flood last night. Pearl river at
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Cold IYnya Gaming

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 1.-THE Signal
Service Rureap here has received dis.
patch from Washington stating that the
Thermometer in the States of Illinois
Michigan and Indiana will fall to two
degrees above zero by o'clock to-mor.
row morning. ~ 5-'. 75i,- II
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Glass Works Burned.

TOLEDO, O., March 14.-Fire yesterday
morning completely destroyed the Lith-
gov Glass Works at Bowling Green,
thirty miles south OF here. Loss, $40, 900;
insurance, $4,000. The fire is believed
to be incendiary. One hundred hands
arc thrown out OF employment, Z
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Isallrond .stenmshlp Allinncc

EEw YonK, March l4.-For the pur-
pose Of increasing its facilities ior hand:
ling traffic to and from Lake Superior
ports and the extreme northwest, the
Erie road has formed a close alliance
with tho Northern Steamship Company.
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$40 Quorum"

WAsulSiTos, D. O., March 14.-owing
to the fact that several Of tho members
Of the special committee on the Worlds
Fair were otherwise engaged this morn,
ing the call for meeting failed to secure
the presence ola quorum, lil
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Enr,,,,, M,ners VII, str,ke.

LONDON, March 14.-In consequence
OF the masters avoiding q DIRECT reply to
the demands made upon them an ad.
vance in miners wages, the miners' fed.
Grafton han resolved to Immediately
inaugurate q strike throughout the
country, --.I.'s ;-..7.J ~ :. W.
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Factory burned.

PATosSEy, Mlon., March 1.-THE L.
Bebaur Company wosden ware factory,
was destroyed by fire at an early hour
this morning. Loss, 100000; loss,
$1,000. A large number of hands are
thrown out OF employment,
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IT fetches one up very short to be
seized with Pleurisy, Pneumonia, OF
any acute Throat or Lung Affection
Dr.. Jayne's Expectorant proves handy
help in such attacks, and is besides q
good old.fashioned remedy for all Coughs
and Colds. Mwds
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Seriously Injured.

Special Dispatch to the Lateui9encer. l,
HARRISBURG, W. Va, March IA
man named Duher was seriously hurt
to-day by a fall in the tunnel they are
putting through just south Of this city
on the West Virginia & Pittsburgh Rail-
road. His recovery il doubtful. W
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Married In Haste. &c

LONDON, March 14--Viscount Dunlo,
son Of the Earl Of Clancarty, who was
married short time ago to Belle Billion,
a music hall singer. has brought an action
for divorce again her, E al
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A B. { y. ACCIDENT.
Tho vcstibulc Train Wrecked-riremnn
holland Killed.

NUIINU INIIIeW.
MANSFIELD. O., March 1.-THE fast
veslibule train No. s, on the Central
Ohio Division Of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad ran into land slide few miles
east OF Newark this morning. The en-.
gine was thrown into the river and the
fireman, Thomas Boland, killed. The
engineer, John Moore, and an engineer
John Hurt, who was riding on the Gu
CINE as q passenger, were seriously in
jurOd. No passengers hurt.
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st. patr,cl,. Dnv p,,,.,,,,r,,,

Monday, March II, the Baltimore &
Ohio will sell excursion tickets from
Wheeling to. Pittsburgh at s., and from
Bellaire at So Is for the round trip.
Tickets good returning Tuesday, the is.
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Twenty Thousand Strike

LONDON, March 14.-Twenty thousand
engineers in the northeastern part ol
England have gone on strike. They de.
mand reduction OF the houra OF labor
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Troul,le Eenretl.

LIVERPOOL, March 1.-THE striking
dockmen here, finding themselves de-
teated, have assumed threatening atti.
tude and trouble is feared.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
The strike Of miners in Wisconsin '
declared off yesterday. 81 ~

The strike Of miners in Wisconsin was
declared off yesterday. 5,f'I ,33,s,.ssT,T.
George Francis Train arrived at Ia,
coma, WASH, yesterday. lie starts on a
trip around tho world Monday.
The National League OF Musicians, at
Cincinnati, reelected all the old officers
except Treasurer. Mr.. J. M. Sander
was chosen. = S55'4 W
At the NJ. E. Conference at Cumber-
land yesterday Charles K. D1illiken, Of
Charleston, W. Va, and William +.
Locke, OF Springfield, w. Va, ministers
on trial, were elected deacons. q,
Lord Salisbury, in the English House
Of Lords yesterday, gave notice Of a
motion approving the report OF the Par.
nell Commission aud thanking the
judges for their just and impartial con.
duct. 3gi 'sl On; -. -. Z 3 B.
A dispatch from Findlay, Ohio, saws
that an English syndicate has secured
options on l2 Of the II glass factories
.! that place for ssOp,odo.' The optionu
expire in 30 lays. It's said that Il tbs
sale is effected the capacity Of the iacto.
ries will be doubled, '3TS ~