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proper cnse. What he as-cricd was
that the Jurisdiction Of that court aud
the venue Of the oiiunse by a single
step was made inevitably T. DEPEND
upon national Jurisdiction IN Behring
sea; that that was political question,
nud that the decision q the executive
aud Of tougfcss GA that political quos.
ton is conulus.vc, not only ulon the
court. hnt upon every citi1on within the
Jurisdiction.
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ORANGEviLLr, Cal, Nov. %. T..
Brandon ami vito died today from
arseuical poisoning. A grown san sad
daughter were also poisoned. anu the
former Is expected TO die. The latter
may recover. Arsenic was used 10y the
family, who were amateur tsSidor-
mi-ls. aud was placed IN tho biscuits Ia
mistake for baking powder.
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RArfD CITY, !. D., Nov. a.--Tho
business portion OF Buffalo Gap, q
small town hfty miles south Of here,
was burned. The FIRE originated IN
fhompsont store, aud, driven BY q
strong Wind, swept down tn. main
street, taking everything In H. course.
The estimated los IL from 100000 10
$4,000.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 9,-Nons Of the
many brilliant assemblAEes which have
heretofore fillsd the Auditorium sur.
PASSED In magnifconoo that gathered
tonight to witness tho opening OF tho
grand opera season. 10 was 10 be the
hrst appearance In America Of several
celebrated European artists, and also
tho initial work Of Theodore 'rhomas'
much.lalksd.of new Chicago orchestra.
The result was such an OntpOuTlng OF
fashionable people, Notwithstanding
the clustering night aud drenohing
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DUBLIN, Nov. 9.--Baliour today re-
viewed the royal irleh constahulafy In
thi. city, and, la bidding thom faro.
well, said that few Of the former occu.
pants Of tho Office Of Irish secretary
had served In more troublous periods,
and that few had seen tested more
severely the loyalty, discretion, for.
bearauee and energy VI The conslsbu.
larry.
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IOsDos, Nov. o.-winier Il com.
mrncing with unusual severity In
eastern Europe. There has been u
black frost IN southern Russia, which,
II Ia feared, will ruin the winter crops.
All the mountains In Greece tfo COW
cred with snow and sewers frolls have
occurred.
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Ths car. sII,-rw.aaInr.

LONDON, Nov. 0.-Prrsldent Carn0t
sent an official 10 represent him at the
servlc. held In Paris yesterday In honor
Of tho CzAr's silver wedding. Services
aud other ohsrryances In honor OF the
wedding were held Ia Nice, Cher
bOurg, Vienna, Berlin, wlcsbRdon,
M.imnr, ielgnde and Copenhagen.
The town ami hsrhOr Of CheTbourg
were decorated with fiags.
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London 10 5Andfinghhm. where they
privately presented a gold cigar box
10 the prince. The present Il superb
specimen Of tho goldlmllhis art. IL
weighs 100 ounces, aud the valne NJ
the metal alone IL very great. The
top NJ the box IL suunDunted by three
ostrich feathers, forming tho coat Of
arms ofthe Prince Of Wales, sot with
diamonds.
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PiTTsnURo, Nov. "a special from
Syllhan's Mills, Va, says While
drinking together two desperadoes,
named Hobbs and Beaver, quarTcllud.
Hobbs shot his adversary through the
heart, then compelled Beavers family
10 cook aud sleep In the room where
the dead body lay 10 hours without
bpinp toucleI.
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4 Wen known ciuren Arrested tor
sutk iary.

RACiSr, Wis, Nov. o.-1hc alter
noon VI sunday, August sth, this city
was electrified by thv announc mont
that Df. Palmer, one Of tue best known
aud most Influential men IA southern
Wisconsin, had been arrested on the
charge u burglary. friruis Of the
doctor could not believe that there
could be any foundation Tor The charge,
or that a man Of his standing cOull be
guilty OF tho charge which was
brought against him by Postmaster
CnfIitinn, u Raymond, but, when ar.
migncd IA court today. he broke down
anu pleaded guilty. Hia friends exten.
uatc1 tIat opium had weakened hi.
mind.
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BERLIN, Nov. o. - SOmmcrield,
father and son, both members Of the
firm OF Friedlandor 4 Summ.rf-ld,
bankers Of this city, who iAiied Satur.
day last, and who after the close OF
tho days business opened veins Ia
their arms and then shot themselves
la the head with revolvers, have both
died.
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mn pApEIl9 8ATi8VIIU.


MADRID. Nov. "a dispatch from
A iris on the Mediterranean IA AudA.
lusiR states that the town i threatened
with great disaster through the heavy
rains aud incessaut gales prevailing In
that vicinity. Much damage has been
already donr In the surrounding coun-
try.
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DUBLIN, Nov. 0.--rwo families
named Lynch and Hurry, living In
Dunman way, County Cork, engaged
IN light over the possession Of land.
Five persons were fatally injured.
Other participants In the fight were In
jured, but not seriously.
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A new typo of drawhridge Is being
built In Chicago 10 span the Chicago
river Ny folding instead Of n swing
ing process no central pier IS needed, and
greatly increased facilities for navigating
the narrow river are obtained
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HAWWsBuRu, Pa, Nov. g.-Govrt.
nor rnitisou today iss'ie'l apror'smH-
ton calling upon the ciilxons " tho
State 10 prepare for furnishing their
full proportion IN the Interest. value
and financial prosperity " the Column
bian Exposition nt Chicago.
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Complete fqHillbrinm Has Been Re-
stored. dn Sais, IN the
iiu1get.
ILLUSIONS TO The ATTITUDE or
THE PoPc.
His holiness ContemriAies Issuing q
sharp Note In Reply TO
the Speech.
Controversy netwrss tho Two Lih'
~ 80 Follow.

~ 80 Follow.
RnNE, Nov p.-Mafquis ~ Rudinl,
the Italian Premier, today delivered a
long speech NJ Milan. Part " HE
rpcech was devoted 10 tho financial
situation ~ the government. During
the course Of his fcmsfhs De announced
that q complete equilibrium had htrn
established tn the budget. Not only
were estimated rcoeipts fully equal 10
the expenditure, bat even small
surplus Ia the receipts might bo cx-
pUcted.
In bis allusion to the Vatican. lIu.
DIM said: 1--WE have In our
midst uapacy which assumes
threatening attitude, but ~.
sphere ofaction h limited 10 the exercise
of spiritual power, not only by the
law, which cannot hs lightly con.
tfavsnrd. hut also by tho almost
unanimous consent Of those who
thought themselves the most religious.
The cnuntry's ecclesiastical policy has
now become traditional. Tie honor
anu strength OF the kingdom n Italy
must be- .crupulously maintained. The
dcplorabl4 incidents created by q lew
short.sighicd persons will not make w.
deviate from our policy. Strong In
tho present aud confident In the
future, We fuarle-sly guarantee the
fullest liberty IN Rome"
Ruilni'a remarks concerning the
rapacy have produced bsd impress.
siou At the Vatican, the programme
tending 10 make the Pope only the
hrst subject Of the King. Tue Pope
viii prepare sharp note In reply.
TiH PArERs SATISFIED.
RoNn.. Nov. o.-rhe Italian news.
parvfr, with the exception " the
clerical organs, are satisfied with
Rudinl's speech but complain o. It,
hack u cSplioltuess on economic qucs-
/ tlUns.
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A rare reptile, u white rattlesnako,
was exhibited at fair ia Clarion couu-
~, togethor It Is said with photo
graph OF the snakes eye, In which can
be- distinctly seen the likeness Of far
mer who narrowly escaped death from
the repllle.
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CALCUTTA, Nov. "a terrible
cyclone twVpt over this region last
night. The storm destroyed large
number Of buildings Ia tho Indian
penal settlement. sixty eonyic,s were
Killed and 200 Injured.
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PARIS. Nov. .. - Laiargue. the 30.
oiaiist Yesterday flectel Deputy %
II il reported that the cabinet IL IN
clined toRrant general AMNESTY.
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LONDON, Nov. s.--Souor Matte, tho
Chilean agent In Paris, Ia convinced
that, except In case Of unforeseen
evouts, chile Will not need 10 secure
loan.
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DUBLIN, Nov. 9.-Rev. Samuel Cot
ton, rector Of Carogh, Kildare, recent.
iy charged with criminal negligence
and maliIeatment OF children In the
Carogh Orphanage, has been arreated
for homicide IN having caused the
death OF child by placing 1t In cold
bath and leaving II In the open air all
night covered only with sacks. The
child war found dead IN the morning,
the racks being frozen 10 It's body.
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The rrlnrc I'D MaIe- rIn, Yrsr. OIl

LoNDoS, Nov. O.-Today IL tho ~.
tieth anniversary OF the birth Of the
Prince Of Wales. The occasion IN be-.
ing celebrated IN quiet manner. At
Sandringhau In NOrfolka large mum.
her Of congratulations are received TO-
day. Cir Augustus Harris, John
Hare, MIR. Bancroft, Beerbohm Free
aud Doyle Carte, representing tbs
theatrical profession, proceeded from
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III. Affairs OF the Maverick Hank.

BosroS, Nov. Receiver Bealc 10.
day issued n lengthy statement Of the
affairs Of tn, Maverick National bank
at the close Of business October 3ist, As
shown by its books. As compared with
September 18th the lDans, bond NC.
counts, cash with reserve agents, loans
10 banks and specie had been greatly
reduced. The deposits at the date Of
suspension, including certificates Of
deposit and deposits Of banks, aggrc-
gate s., go, 600, n against sg,Sl0,O0O
Ave weeks before, n loss OF 81 800, 900,
Of which 1894, 900 was falling oil In
Individual deposits and s500,O11 In
hank deposits. Thus far everything IL
found 20 have been systematically con-
Quoted, and all accounts balanced upon
the books. The only difference thus
announced IL the inadequate collateral
behind the loans to the directors
There was no blanket endorsement on
file, ms had been stated. TodAy's state.
ment IN gratifying, In fact itshows lees
than 5000, 900 Of individual deposits
outside Of the deposits Of banks and
bankers at the time Of the failure.
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Great Preparations for the Usual
Parade and Inaugural Ccre-
monies.
fHE BANQUET AT THE GUILD
HALL.
lord salisbury Talks About ireland,
Our Late Elections aud the
Egyptian Policy.
Eis speech nj the Lard Mayors HAS.
quet.

auet.
LONDON, Nov. o. - Great propaf.
aiions have been made fsr the usual
Iarade today and other ceremonies at
tundant upon the Inauguration u the
lord.mayor elect, David Evans. The
uxpectat.Dns OF many would-be sight
pecra are dnmpeued by the knowledge
that the day will not he favorable for
nm outdoor display. Rain n falling
aud Il 10 fell out that though the parade
was carried out ~ arranged II was
spoiled by the dismal weather.
~ tho lord mayors banquet at Guild
Hall this evening Lord Salisbury, In
the course Of his address, commented
upon tho legislation Of the past session,
which, he ealu, was satisfactory 10 tho
government and acceptable 10 the peo'
pc. Regarding ireland, he said that
tie work BalfOur, the chief secretary,
has done In that country in the last
few yearA was the best over done.
Continuing, his lorpshlp said; "Whnt
we have recently seen In Ireland has
not altered our policy, aOr has u made
Va think that n domestic legislature In
ireland would be distinguished by
peace or mn abstinence nom the use Of
blsckthornr or freedom from the curse
Of ecclesiastical domination. lCri.a OF
"uvar, hesflnl A. TO foreign affair,
the premier said there was n single
cloud upon the horizon iorsbIdiug
danger 10 tho peace which prevails.
Win respect 10 msterlal welfare, Lord
Salisbury said he could hold cut the
most promising aniicipa,ions. 30 FAR NJ
iudistrill welfare wan concerned, other
countries having the weapon OF protec-
I I've legislation, he feared that Great
Britain would occupy for time pecu.
Hairy Isolated position. The recent
elections Ia America had shown that
tue slight reaction against protection
hal lost its force. Cries Of "Ilsar.
hoar.''l
Referring TO Egypt, he said II was
England'- duty 10 remain there until
the Egyptian government was strong
enough TO rrptl external invasions aud
quell Internal disorder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-10
THE AMERICAN FLlNTs.

Progress of the Annual Convention now In
Session mt steubenville-A banquet and
ball last Night.
Very little business has been done in
the meeting OF the American Flint Glass
Workers convention outside Of commit
tee work. The different committees
will begin reporting to-day, and then
the active work will begin. 1t was de-
termined to erect monument at Corn
ing, n. Y, over the graves OF the glass
workers lost in the Ravenna wreck.
A resolution was adopted to the effect
that mold making carried on by owners
OF shops during the summer shut
down will be considered non-union,
and the molds OF such shops hereafter
will not DO worked by members OF the
Union.
Communications received from man
ufacturers making suggestions in refer
ence to the scale were referred to the
proper committees.
There is considerable controversy over
the prescription wage scale. So far the
disposition of the committee has been
against demanding an advance, while
some OF the men are clamorous for it.
One OF the most interesting reports
will be that OF the electric light bulb
committee ~ Corning makes large
amounts OF this ware, and an effort will
be made to bring this trade also under
control OF union houses. The chimney
makers are going to ally their forces in
support of any measure that will bring
the manufacture OF these goods into
union houses.
An important matter to be brought
before the convention will be the propo-
sition to consolidate the Glass En-
ployes' Association of America with the
Hint glass workers. Leo. ]. Raglan, ma
tional president of the Glass Employees
Association, is trying to effect the
union. There is more or less opposi-
ton.
Last night a grand banquet was given
ut Steubenville Turner Hall by the local
unions to the delegates and invited
guests. Plates were laid for $50 persons.
A reception and ball followed.
The POSTMASTER was f. E. Erskine,
ESQ. Addresses were made by w. J.
Smith. W. ]. Dillon, w. L. Dooling, ].
Hincklev and ]. H. Burt, of Wheeling,
and responses by Hon. j. A. Mansfield,
D. ]. Sinclair, bio Rogers, ]. n. Rey-
nolds, W. X. johnson, j. B. Elfreth,
Mayor Scott and others.
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LOCAL pREvITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.

sAAtspEB "a l4LuuE AhA Abphb
the City.
OFFICER CRUcE arrested Pat Rider yes
terday for being drunk.
THE Mystic Crew Fishing Club is in
camp at Austin Station, on the Ohio
River Railroad.
THE Mozart Singing Society gave o
well attended and enjoyable picnic ut
Seibert's Garden yesterday.
A TWENTY-FIVE foot woven wire mat,
the longest in the State, is now in front
Of Bader & Maurer's counter.
A NEW brick sidewalk is being laid
around the Grand Opera House block.
One has just been laid around the Ca
thedral.
ELECTRIC car c jumped the track near
the Riverside Benwood works yester-
day morning, delaying all the cars
good while.
+. A. MYERS and A. J. Sweeney & Son
have received a patent on an ingenious
attachment for an emory wheel, TO hold
tools to be ground. 1t is the invention
Of Mr.. Myers.
Mis-. GILLrEs has given the contract
to Wood Bros. for new residence on
Forty-sixth street. Thomas Clarke will
build 81, 300 house on Eleventh street.
Rose & Craft have the contract.
THE Council Committees on Streets,
Alleys and Grades and Real Estate are
called to meet this evening, the latter
Jointly with the Committee on Court
House and Jail OF the Board of County
Commissioners.
MEMBERS of the Kindergarten club
and their friends made up good sized,
merry and congenial party which took
in the excursion down the river on the
r, E. Phillips last night. The Opera
House Orchestra played.
Mr.. WILLIAM MYLEs has made hand
some marble sun dial with brass
pointer, making the calculations Tor
this latitude himself. He will present
it to his son, Mr.. John w. Myles, fot
his country place at Edgington.
On July 10 the A. NJ. E. Church, of
this city, will give an excursion to
Browns Island on the steamer liberty.
The fare for the round trip from Bel
laire and Wheeling will be rs cents and
from Martins Ferry 65 cents. There
will be tirst-class music on the boat and
at the island.
JoHx W. MARROW, formerly employed
in Bloch Bros. tobacco factory, died
yesterday morning at his residence, No.
SO Twenty-second street. His illness
dates from fifteen months ago, when he
was taken with pneumonia. He was
an industrious young man, one OF two
sons who have supported their mother.
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MARLow-At his residence, No. GO Twenty.
second street, on Thursday, July 0, 1871, ut
6:lSa. M, joins W. MARION, in the 2lst year
OF his age
Funeral services on Sunday next at O'Clock p.
IN. at the Chapline Street NJ. E. Church
Friends OF the family are invited.
BRANsTRooP-At Elm Grove W. Va, on
Wednesday morning, JulyS, 1891, ut 1850
o'clock, WILLIAM BRA%sTEoOP in the 18th
year OF his nge.
The funeral will take place from the residence
othis brotherin.law, Z. G. Craft, in Trla-
delphla, on Friday afternoon ut 1880 O'Clock.
Friends OF the family and all members of
Mystic Lodge No. %, X. OF p. and member
OF sister lodges are respectfully invited to
attend. Interment a. Stone Church Gene
terry.
TAPPIE-At Wheeling, W. Va, on Wednesday
morning at $3.50 O'Clock, WALTER G. N. TAP
IIE, son Of Charles II. md Louise Tapplc
aged years and months
Interment this friday afternoon at . O'Clock
at Redman's Cemetery. Friends OF the fam
lily are invited to attend.
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HUNTING A HORSE THIEF.

The Bridgeport Marshal After n Well.
Known Offender.
The Marshal of Bridgeport was over
last evening looking for a bold horse
thief and Detective Lukens showed him
around, but up to midnight they had
found no trace of the man they wanted.
His name is Alex Gurley. He is
charged with stealing two horses, one
on Wednesday and one yesterday, from
different persons. He is said TO have
sold each for s. and come over to
Wheeling to live like prince on his ill
gotten gains-for one night only.
Gurley has been up in the police
court, here for beating his wife, and is
general all-round tough.
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Cheap Excursion to Toronto, Ont, by the
Pan Handle Roate SI1.46.

For the occasion Of the Convention of
the National Educational Association at
Toronto, Ont, July 18th to 18th, 1891,
the P. G. & st. l. R'y Company will
sell excursion tickets from July It'll to
10Th, inclusive, from Wheeling, W. Va,
via suspension bridge and rail, Sl2.55;
viaLewiston and steamer, Sl1.45. Tick
cts will be available for returntrip from
July l4th to Goth, 1891, inclusive. An
extension OF time that will enable
passengers to leave Toronto on return
trip not later than September 25th,
1891, will be accorded the original pur-
chasers OF excursion tickets, provided
tickets are deposited with the Joint
Agent at Toronto on any date from July
18th to 18th, inclusive. Apply to Agent
Pan Handle Route for further intorma-
tion.
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ABOUT People.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abronl.

Abroad.
DR.. c. L. Hill has returned from a
visit to Marietta.
Miss Lottie Walton is visiting her
cousin at GAINESVILLE.
DR.. Mccormick got back Wednesday
from visit to Cincinnati.
D. W. Huff, OF Flushing, o., was at
the st. Charles yesterday.
Miss Mary-Bell Miller, of st. Louis, is
visiting Miss Lizzie Lucas.
I'D. Stewart, editor Of the Mounds
vile Sun, was up yesterday. e.
G. W. supler, of Warrington, regis
tered at the Behler yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. r. Wolff is at Mt. Clemens,
Mich, for sojourn of several weeks.
G. W. Young, OF Charleston, regis
tered at the Hotel Windsor yesterday.
Misses Amelia and Emma Jahnke and
Miss Carrie Conrad, are visiting Youngs-
town, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Walter Bell have ar
rived from the East pnd will reside at
Leatherwood.
Miss Carrie Basel, OF Clarksburg, is
the guest OF Miss Bessie Lamb, at the
Stamm house.
L. 1. Randall, of Shinnston, and S.
Ankrom, OF st. Alary's, were at the Ben
Ter yesterday.
Miss May Ankle, daughter of Squire
George Arkle, is the guest OF friends at
Washington, Pa.
Mr.. Frank 7. Wood, of McColloch
street, and wife are visiting friends in
Marshall county.
Mr.. James c.. Boycerof Pittsburgh,
with the Orwell Supply Company, is
here on business.
James P. Armstrong, Of South Mar
ket street, is visiting relatives at Pitts
burgh and vicinity.
Miss Louise Maurer, of Twelfth
street, is the guest Of Miss Hattie Hill,
Of Monroe county, Ohio.
Fred Wilkinson, telegraph operator
at Shinnston, on the NJ. R. railroad,
stopped over last evening on his way to
st. Clairsville.
Misses Katie Riley and Mamie Warner
returned yesterday from visit to
Misses George Collins and Mollie Ken
ney, at Steubenville.
W. ]. Cooke, superintendent Of the
galvaniZing department at the Whit
aker mill, with his wife and daughter,
is visiting friends at Canal Dover.
Charles G. Clayland, q well known
and popular typo, formerly Of this city,
but now Of Pittsburgh, and his wife are
visiting friends and relatives in Bridge
port and vicinity.
B. B. Nolan, of Charleston, S. P. Nc,
Cough, Of Cameron, o. H. Hunter, OF
Grafton, and z. T. Stewart, OF Anthem
were the West Yirginians registered at
the st, Charles yesterday.
Ralph Whitehead has been at Pitts
burghhaving hisiniured eyes examined.
He got back yesterday. The specialist
he consulted gave him great encourage
ment to believe he could be restored to
sight perfectly.
Sam Letzkus, who left three weeks
ago for Mt Clemens, Mich, go dis.
abled by rheumatism that he had to wall
on crutches, got back last night, feeling
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PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-Bank Ex-
aminer Drew has not yet complied with
the request of the Comptroller Of the
Currency for his resignation. Instead
OF doing so he wrote letter to the
Comptroller a few days ago asking that
the request be withdrawn, and that he
be allowed to continue in the service.
Word was received here from Washing
ton to-day that the Comptroller had in
formed Mr.. Drew that the department
insists on his resignation.