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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
ENTHUSIASTIC PRINCETON STUDENTS.

Princeton. y. j.. oct. (sp'cial).-Ah eh'hu'aSu 40
meeting Of the University Republican 'iuD WAS heio
l., ,ho old chanel last evening for the purpose OF
eecting two Iceprsidcn;s from the freshmen class
MeSsrs Patton and Winton were chosen for the much
coveted honor. Thompson. Brokaw, Harrington ana
p McNpln. 80, and Nixon. 'oi were appointed |"
raise funds to purchase uniforms, 200 OF when haV
already been ordered. Members OF 'he ciuo VIII w
ol.c,.d ia sneak AT each meeting on the pontl'al
islu., ~ the day II was decided 10 have "A paTnne
and banner raising with appropriate exercises Oh the
evening Of October -.
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c,r,xrr OFFICERS WILL MAKE SPEECHES.

Washington oct. 6.-secretary J. W. Poster III
onswcr 10 an inquiry to the truth Of the report
recently published that the President had inma'ea 10
members Of his Cabinet that he did not de'c mem
70 take part In the campaign by making pon '~,
speeches. denied that any snch ii''n''ion '"' aur
.i.,e, rho President sees 10 improperly In any
aan,.r NJ hi, Cabinet appearing before the puonc
IN temperate Discussion Of political topics IN vhui
cation Of the policy and acts OF the Administrator
Is expected that of the secretaries w ,, IN
,se course OF the next few weeks speak ID 'ie'r
own states or elsewhere but M Sue nn,Ppwnatcd as
sence rt ro with The proper dispatch OF pubic
husiIosS.
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,rno,,ptr AHEAD FOR GENERAL WEAVER.

vomnbis. Tenn. oct. 5.-A dispatch to "The Appear
%e from Nashville says 1.-The news from
n'asm is of an alarming nature General Weaver
PULASKI ',.u car,.,nlv 60 TO Pulaski and speak there
saturday. and that he has no intention Oh
S,s sppointments Letters from the mos.
people in PULASKI and GILES c0u assr. ~. crave fears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
CHANGES IN TIE LIST OF ELECTORS.

The name OF Donald Mckay has been taken from
the list Of Republican electors In Ne"JerseE ne DE-
Ing a bank president and Ineligible. The name u
I Hall browning of Bergen County has been sub
s,ituted Frederick Frclnghuy SEN Of Essex, has re
signed because he T. receiver for banking lnnutu
lion whicI l. I'm difficulties. The vacancy VIII o'
filled in a day or two.
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AMSTERDAM REPUBLlCAN6 IL LINE.

Amsterdam. y. Y. oct. (SpcclaD.-Thls evening
the campaign was practically opened I'm Montgomery
County by "A large and enthusiastic meeting Of Re
publicans In the Nef Opera House. In this city The
speakers were Roswell G.. IIorr and Floyd Il. Wilson.
OF New York The First Voters Club and the John
Warner Club made street parade. headed BY the
Thirteenth Brigade Band.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude situation Is without feature. The out
put of the Mcdonald pool Is stationary at 2oVoo o4r-
rels day Pipe line certificates were neglected at tue
stock Exchange yesterday, and AT the ConsoLdate0
Board the sales were only 5000 barrels at o. GEMS:
At OIL CITY prices were weaker down to ol 3o@ 81 IL
cents.
Refined oil was unchanged at 0l0 cents per galion
In barrels 800 bulk and $50 cents IN cases.
Foreign quotations Antwerp, u francs BEcmeo'
0.05 marks L)idon 1850 3-1d.
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THE INDIANA GERRYMANDER.

INDIANAPOLIS. oct q (specaD.-The joint mouoh
asking tile Supreme Court to reconsider It's o'u'l
postponng the consideration oil the ihouoh Y,
~, ,ionme,t suit in the calendar, for the reason
,,4 - Is beieved 10 be important that the SUIT DC
decided long enough before the election 10 cnap'e
49, s,oors "a know under which apportionmeht ey
st proceed was today oyeed BY the In s idr he
couf and october IL was liked as inc u'Hc io' '"'
haar
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prprulJc,ys TO SUPPORT TIE PEOPLES MAN.

Pine Bluff. Ark. oct. fSpedaD.-The Id DS'r'c'
Congress Convention was held here today anu a. NJ
Middlcbrook a cOlOrcd man. was nominated Tor 'oh-
rrcss against G.. Il. Brccknrdgc Oem.l and J. j..
uortsiu 0eope's). BY a unanimous vote. Middle
hrook declined and no further action was taken IL
il certain that the Republican vote in the district VIII
60 10 the Peoples party candidate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07

rs follows: Wheat, 287 ,O74 bushels; corn. y2!66
bushels; oats 1ao3ls bushels; total grain Soo,S1 s
waukee the arrivals were Wheat 423 400 bushels,
corn, 40 565 bushels, oats. $4,000 bushels total
grain, 623 al bushels: Hour, 24ooo barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
CONGRESS CONVENTION DELEGATE

Fonda n. Y. oct B-ihe Republicans of Montgom'
cry County to-day elected the following delegates to the
Congress Convention Of the XXIst District. to be held
mt schenectady saturday Cornelius Van Buren,. John
II. Str0werman. r. J. samson. Thomas Roneyn, Howard
VOsburgh Christopher Sticht. oliver Hurst. Whhahl
Clark, George Jones and Charles Scuddrr
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seed, 1850 BUSH Shipmcnts-Flour. GOT bush wnsal,
81 900 bust corn, 900 bush rye, 1.2Oo Dusn' coss
| seed, 7OJ bush.
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
CAMPAIGN.

M'KIxLEY PRICES. EXTRA 112.-A popular.
low priced sheet Extra presenting In popular form the
best points from Mr. Adrich's great speech In the
United states and the results OF the non.par.
tsan Of prices, and sbowtns the excel.
lent effect Of the Mckinley bill Wages and Prices.
pages Of The Weekly Tr bune. cent a copy. 100
COPIES 33 cents. 1000 copies, 3d. In lots Of 10000
$3.50 per 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07

PROTECTION NOT A TAX, No. 113.-The best or
,,e protectiye tariff articles Mr.. Horr Reprinted
in low priced sheet form Tor popular distribution.
pages Of The Weekly Tribune. . cent per copy. Toe
copie. 81 cents. 900 copies, So. In lots Of 10000
or more, $3.50 per 1.OOI.
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Mr.. FASsET-r SPEAKS on THE DEMOCRATIC
STEAL.

Panama, y. V, oct (Spedan.-J. Sloat Fassett
spoke on saturday last to the largest political gathering
held In this region, and aroused good deal OF
enthusiasm The main point Of his discussion was
the Democratic steal ut Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07

a handsome banner has been raised with the
names OF Harrison and Reid, John kcan, IT,, for
Governor and William T. Hoffman, for Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07

FINANCE AND FARMING. No. 114.-The besr Of
the money articles of MIR. Horn. in the pamphlet
named above. Reprinted in low priced sheet form
for popular distribution. Makes pages OF Inc
Weekly Tribune. = cents n copy. 1OO copies, ~
CENTS 1000 copies. 81. In lots OF 10000 and more
So per thousand.
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on lie Exchange
ket quiet unchanged. Eggs, firm; strictly hesh'
1918 he.
cincinnati, oct 6.--Flour steady. wrcat in good
demand t rTm no. 5000 5u bush. ct acye steady
30. : mixed, AZ lie. oats iirm: No. : mi Nri
sI1 -. Lard quiet, - II -. Bulk meats nominal
~ 7,a - - Il. Bacon fair demand. ~ 1Od9 ~ :.
Whisky in good demand. sales. l;oi7 bbl', Al 10.
Butter firm sugar easier. Eggs uull, loN N"e'sc
firm.
milwaukee, Wis OCT o.-Floar, gule S. Wheat Xl
Northern 7Sc. Corn dun No. 3, - - 44c. oits
steady: NJ. white. ~ "a 1in, 80 80. n No.
ASA O5c Rye firm: No. /. jsc. Provisions quiet.
Pork October, 81 b ~ Lard,oe%ecG 1 1,, 49,
500 as TSSa 1850 1880 T SSs
wheat, 200 bush; barley, 1900 bush
Minneapolis. oct. d.-lherc was strong market an
aay December open"d ,ay iG n no sci' There
was but little trading and II was confined pr' %
70 e1lPes for T"s N ea n Noher T there was only
steady demand, however. Receipts OF wheat mere
542 cars and at Duluth ana suP.9r 9oG var
~ 5.sc: closing n BIC. October closing, 'o3fc
December opening i3 an nSR'; No. Il hard ?Tss c
10 Northern II lie: No. Northern Ooo0Ie
noon hour quiet but hrin'
Philadelphia oct 6.-Flour Ill. featureess trans
actions mostly OF jobbing character limited cnienH
to choice trade brands prices quot1hN umchansro, H
s3 81. Duckwhrat nour moves slowly. ~ 10" - %
per 100 10 for new. Wheat market quiet nm ns I
otfp
higher cables quiet foreign dcmaid very modela'e
with shippers limits below market No. red pctoDer
7Ga7G i-ic November - u iaII LIE; DcrrtiO,r
20 14aTO Ice: January. eia 81 lie Rye O'c Tor
NO = PENNSYLVANIA Corn option market sIai j. easier
In sympathy with West; No. for local trade. 9oc
md No = for do SIC: No. > mixed October 2oo
20 Ice; November 50 1-4L5o &c; Dtceml"r
a. 34a5O l4c January. 40 Lea boz. Customer
ings OF No. white light, prices ruled firm with air
demand other grades quiet with ample "Herlnss'
futures dull unchanged: No. white, short storagr
36 &c dc regular, 37c; do choice 'Sc migrated
white short storage, 80 lie do regular 3'c No. NJ:
white. 4Oc do clipped. i2c: No. = white october
~ 1.sa soc: November. 3S 3-la39 lac, Dccember
30 l-4a30 i-2c January. 80 zoe; Eg=' hrm
frsts. BE. sugars. refined quiet StcauN
cubes 3 1-sc extra powdered NNNN. J4ic; stahd:ri
powdered sc fine eranuated &c: standard 90 DC ,
crown A. 31Gc; cry stall \. Sc double refined Diamond
A for candy &c confectiohers' a. 4 1sc red star A.
1900 keystone A. 4.G9c Franklin u. l-2c do extra
G. 4 l-ec red star c. lSc blue star G. 3!9c other
articles unchanged. Receipts-flour 1000 bbs l4oo
sacks; wheat, $500 lush; corn 236Oo bush oals
81 400 bush shipments Wheat 5000 bush corn
10 400 bush oats, $4,000 bu.
Toledo O.. oct G-Wheat dull steady NO. cash
and October "a Ice, December. - 5oc May. rs Sc
Corn dull steady No. = cash, 45c; No. B. f4e. Oat,
ouet: cash, SIC Rye dull cash. $40. Glover seed
S6 50 10; december. % GO January, ~ 20 March
Ia N 100 Receipts-Flour, 467 bbls; wheat ia
STS BUSH corn, 1889 bush rye, 2,"4l bush: clover
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Cash quotations were as follows; Flour quiet I'M
changed No. :. spring wheat. % .-sa14c NO. .
sprng wheat 81 3 ia 68c No. red, - 7Sd 1ic: NO
). corn ~ sac No. :. oat,. 81 -@3l lie No =
white, "a lie: No. , white, 3lao. l'2c
,. T. o. b.. 45a G3c No. I. f. o.. b., 80 Doc
50. / faXscct Il o9o ~ 10; prime timothy Seri;
Der 100 pounds - 30 short ribs sics. Loose =. 80"
$40 81 . dry sailed shoulders. boxed, - l1a = -
short clear sides boxed - Ip0 - -. Whisky. dis
tIllers' finished goo.s per gallon II Il. sugars cut
loaf 5l-2a5 sac. grauulated. j37c; standard y,
i.--I
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HOMESTEAD PHOTOGRAPHED. No. 115.-With
result, of n special Investigation Of wages, cost Of
living nd the cause. the recent strike. pages OF
The Weekly Tribune. 1 cent copy. 100 copies, ID
cents. LOCO copies, So. In lots Of 10000, $500
per 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07

THE TARIFF AND WAGES, No. 116.-With Demo.
cratic cstiunony to Mckinley prosperity from the
Bureau OF Labor statistics and The Banking Depart.
ment Of thi- state. Price cen. 1000 copies, So.
In lots Of 10000. $3.50 per 1.O0D.
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REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES. No. 117.-President
arrisons letter Of acceptance; the Republican plat
form the speeche, Of Whitelaw Reid, ex.Governer
Foraker and Gov. Mckinley nc Woodsdale Park
Ohio, sept. 9th. pages of The Weekly Tribune, and
portraits of Harrison and n i'll. cent copy. 16o
COPIES b MS. 900 pics. .3. In lots Of 10000
$3.50 per 1000
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MKINLEY INDUSTRIEs.-New. Acomplation Of
striking articles The Tribune. describing indus,
tcs which I'M been established under benefited
by the Nc X inley bill. Figures given showing
better wages and love- prices Of manufactured
goods 4 splendid Republican argument. ID cents
cOpy.
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WORK AND WAGES. EXTRA 111.-Wh Punchs
famous picture Of Mr. Cleveland Introducing Free
Trade {" 10 4" American" = pages of The Weekly Trib.
une. opuar doc comparing the tariff planks
OF two great parties and explaining the policy Of
the two parties on that subject. = copies for cent?
100 copies 2J ceuts. 1000 copies, So. In lots OF
1O.O00, 81 80 per thousand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
Personals and Briefs

russ Marguerite Prosser Is visiting Miss Louise
irwin. n Bithewood, Goochland county.
Miss Emma Williams. OF Sandy a I. james
river has returned home. accompanied by Ier
sister, Miss MOzelle Williams.
viss Nance II. Watt returned to her home, in
Gloucester county, yesterday afternoon after "A
uleasant visit 10 Mr.. A. II. Robins.
Rev. W. p. Hines and wife wero summoned to
Norfolk Yesterday by teles ANNOUNCING
the serious illness Of near relative.
c,ntain Z. X. Hutchison. Of The ChesaDeake
and ONO. wife. ana mother Mrs. latte ferrin)
attended the launching OF the IeAas.
Mr. william /. White and her daughter, Mrs.
ca,asbv Tonr, left the city yesterdGy-the for
,,a, for Washington and the latter for DulGth.
nr,o meeting Of the Council Committee IN
1,n.nce' when was to have been held yesterday
af,ernoon, was postponed until O'Clock T. NJ TO-
day.
uf.s Fnle V. Jones and Mr.. Robert ii. Whit
man both Of HonricO county were married az
81. johns rcctory on Monday by he' Le"i' W.
Burton.
The closing exercises OF the Male orphan
Academy winch wore 10 have Ken pihce ycs,
'o,,"y afternoon have been postponei untii
Thursday.
o,.,o., ~ tho bad weather Monday night the
- ,,,tv al TWenty-eighth ana Mafshai
a'rae,a Tor The benefit OF The Oakwooi henlofa'
Association VIII be ccn'ihucu '""'s
A, interesting meeting was held by James
town Tribe oi Rod Men air r Trbc Of Msnehes
WI, w. opa Pawnee TriDe, and number Of aa-
dresses were made.
Do, Dr. ~. w. Lanirum and Dr: l- ". 20
N,, NJ and wife leave to-day fsr New forA,
Whence they sail next saturday. purpv,,'nS 20
male n tour Of karop. iSso.nSr, Wnrt MI 'N'
Frazer accompanies them % No" iofN'
MIR. George. ferrin, young Por,s'oon,b ro 70 the
Lns Of she Texas, snd also to nee. HI.
iau.en,, i'r =, A. Ferrin, OF the lighthouse steamer
yioIet. whom ho has not seen Tor nDou' '"o
years. Am A..
y sas1ns sp sdnsonsiy rSssa,j wes, s s s
mo vys,. ci.ys Ti,ur,day for Blackstone, where on
wa, ,s"'e ne viii lay the cornerstone Of Astho.
tneay ls aayyuca,onaI institution. He VIII then 30 70
Cobbs Island
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
promoted. lis presumed tho East will get tho
'Assgp WITH A wHOOP.

Pension matters occupied the attention o. Tho
House today, and Mr.. Meredith, Of Virginia.
made brief speech against tho bill 10 pension
army nurses. lilo took the ground that these
people were paid for their services; but his talk
ayaied nothing. The bill was passed with a
whOop, the members generally Tearing 20 0r-
pose measures Of this character iufinS a po-
lltical campaign.
Most OF the Virginia delegation did their Ut
most In the House this afternoon 70 defeat the
pension bill In behalf Of army nurses, kepresen-
ietiyes O'Forrail nni Jones being specially active
In calling for tellors. demuniine r0ll-calls, etc.
They managed % block proceedings for some
time, although thcy bad only about twenty-five
members with them, they boing chiefly southern
representatives. The northern and western
men gere generally in favor Of tho bill. and
unite n number oi the southern men took no
part. The friends OF the bill finally carried their
point.
senator's and Representatives are beginning
to ioar that Congress VIII not be able 10 adjourn
until late in August.
MAIL MATTERS.
Posimasfers have been appointed IN Virginia
a. follows:
wee s. MITCHELL, resigned 6. A. Grove, Ste
phens City. Frederick county, rice q. &. Mayors,
removed.
a post-oflce 10 bo known ns Berryman has
been established in surry county, Va, with
William X. BerrTmGn as postmaster.
The Office at Money Henderson county, y. C.,
has been ordered removed one mile east Of the
old location.
Mail service has been ordered established as
follows:
North Carolina-Sans SOuci, by Wake to
Ayoca twelve miles and back, six times a week.
by a schedule not 10 exceed three hours rum
ming time each way, trom July /, lss2, 10 June
30, 1898.
Virginia-GatewooJ. by NJ. Pleasant and
smell 10 Spots ylyania Courthouse, twelve miles
and back six times a week, by schedule not "a
exceed four hours running Hne each way nom
July Is, 1892, 20 June 80, 1898.
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- nI.EAsg rEYoNp coNTROL.

The military physician at Dushake has telc-
e-raphei that the disease there has got beyond
his control, and asks that N sdcai assistance aud
uurses De sent tim. feature Of tho epidemic
i- the rapidly with which the persl stricken
with II collapse. one OF the guards on the
Irans-Caspian railway was seized with cholera
and died on his train before any medical assist
..--n ..-.-1-t NJ. nhfaInef fnr hifn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29

son,h aide of the ward the remaining
three of tho committeeman. The scn,i-
mcnt Of the meeting, although no ,o,o
was taken on tho proposition, secin'd oo
be that 1t would be difficult 20 carry cut
this plan.
Mr. Leroy Edwards, IN clear nnd forcl,
hle little speech, said what was demahuou u
were five good Democrats 10 represent
Clay Ward in tho committee.
He did not see that IT was a me'lcI % %
any special importance what portions OF
the ward the men wcrct taken from. in'so
remarks were applauded and appeared 10
NEST the approval of the meeting.
rIYNTy or CANDIDATES.
Thoro we're fourtoon candidates placed
in nomination for the tye place. 10 oo
filed. Among tho number We're NE ~ ="
&. /. Philips, Humphrey Calder, NJ, -
Sesv Ndward Bernard. W. c.. Rhodes,
Everett Waddey. T. i. Campbell, Leroy .
Edwards. NirginIus Johnson. and - -
IIuSey.
Tho ballots which were of white paper
and of uniform size after being prepalSu u
and endorsed. were handed 20 a telier "ao @
deposited them in box. Tho voting was
closed Al g.45. a canvass of the pol snow
ca that the following five gonue'ncH I'i
Cclvcd the highest number ot No''s az ti,u
were declared elected: "imiP-'. i.'
'Calder. lu7: 'Scay, 100; Bernard 'o' az"
Rhodes. C2. a,o
Aitor the result was announced 10 '@nu @
meeting the ully-boo6 was slEncQ, ny
Chairman Irowcr and Secretary 'ao'u.
Messrs. Philips. Calder. aud Seay' VINO
load the ticket. are old members 81 tne
committees lhr two new men are Nl' ~, ,,,,'. >.
NC. Rhodes. and Edward Bernard ne
former IS president OF Che Hancock O'uo,
employed az tncJ. J.. Hul Printing Com
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29

Platform embraces thirteen planks. lne Only
reference 10 tarin or silver Il found In the nrst
scn;cuce, which says: "Ihe Republicans OF
Ind ara hereby approve the derlaratloDsa lopteu
nv tue Republican National Convention at MIN
ncapolis." Tho liquor question ~ cntifey
u inorcd. The twelfth sertiOn Is devoted 70 inc
memory OF Govornor Hovey. The thirteenth
expresses sympathv with the Blaine i1nilly IN
thor domestic mi-forfuncs. The REMAINDER oi
the platform Is devoted TO state politics.
WRsINGHAM, ALA. juno 2s.-Ine hoip state
Executive Committee mot hero to-day And niled
The vacancies in the state ticket caused py the
refusal Of previous nominees TO accept. ~.
fonsille, Of Crensbaw county, vas put up Tor
Secretary Of State. and J. q. Oliver, OF lallh-
pooaa. for superintendent of Education. no
acton waB taken on the Suprcme-t Ourt noni-
nees, aud IL h now settled that no ticket Tor
Judges viii be put ont.
NASHVILLE. 1INN. June 2S.-The convention
Of the ihiri or Peoples parry meets here TO-
day. About 800 delegates will be In attendance
and delegates 20 Omaha VIII DO chosen. lneio
Il some uncertainty ~ 10 whether tho convention
Will nominate a candidate for Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
PARLIAMENT ENDED.
FORMAL PROROGATiON OF THE
BRITISH LEGISLATURE.
interesting Ceremoniais Attendant There
upon-farewen saIutations--Gorgeous
Robes-Thc ouocn's speech.
lBy Anglo-Amencan cable to tho Dispatch. ]

ti'y Anglo-American cable 20 tho Dispa,ch.l
LONDON, June 2s.-Only TWENTY-FIVE
members of the House Of Commons were
present at the last sitting OF the House.
Not single member OF the government
was present except the Right Hon. A.
Akers-Douglas. Patronage Secretary Of
the Treasury.
After the Speaker. Mr.. Peele. had read
the prorogation speech the members pres
cnt filed before him and shook his hand.
Thus terminated the sixth session of Queen
Nictorla's twelfth Parliament
THE LORDS.
In the House of Lords thirty-fve peers
We're present. number of peers accom-
panied 10y lady friends were permitted TO
occupy vacant seats in the body of the
House. The Lord Chancellor and Lords
Coventry, Limerick, Marlborough, and
windsor, as Royal Commissioners, wore
full robes of scarlet and ermine They
took their seats IN front OF the uncovered
throne.
ihe members Of the House of Commons
were then summoned to the bar OF the
House of Lords. and being pr sent the
Lord Chancellor read the Queens speech
and announced the formal pror0gatlon Of
Parliament until July 18th. The Royal
Commissioners then exchanged farewell
saluiatiOn with the Speaker OF the House
OF Commons, and the ceremonial was
closed.
THE QUEENS spEECH.
The Queens speech prOroguing Parlia-
ment says: he time has arrived when
10 is expedient that the electoral body of
the country be consulted 10y the assem-
tlage Of now Parliament. | have there
larr I
earlier period than usual.
" am glad TO record that my friendly
relations with foreign powers remain un-
altered. Treaties have been duly ratl-
tie0 referring the differences with the
United States with respect 10 Bcrlng Sea
10 arbitration"
WORK or THR SESSION.
Referring 10 the bills passed at the ses-
sion just ended. the speech SAYS that the
arrangement that Parliament has made
enabling workingmcn 10 purchase agri-
cultural holdings will increase the class Of
cultlvating owners. which Is of great I'M
portance TO the state. The application to
Ireland of the educational measures re-
Gently adopted III Great Britain will confer
great benefits upon the people Of that
country.
The speech concludes: I'm closing this
Parliament. which has been unusually la
boriou, and also highly fruitful in benef-
cent legislation. / thank you for the as
siiuous performance of your momentOus
duties during the past six years. and
heartily commend you to the favor OF AL
mighty God"
COUSCii.
The Queen held a council at Windsor
Castle today. There Were present Lord
Canhrook. President of the Council; 81
Goschen. Chancellor Of the Exchcquer,
aud the Earl of Iathom, Lord Chamber
lam OF the Household. Her Majesty has
signed the decree dissoly.ng Parliament.
The wr.ts for the elections of new mem
bers of the House OF Commons will be dis
tributed tonight.
10 3fcet Again August 18th.
LONDON. June 2S.-A proclamation pub
lshed iu the G0ze1e to-day orders Parlia-
meut to meet again Oh August 4th next.