Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1878, Page 2

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. JUNE 18, 1878 by & mob. _\:tnldlnF to the docteine lad down by | Mr. Tacker demanded the previons question on OI‘:EIGN ptisoncrs. The agarcssors wero not soldlors, the Senatar from Ohin (Thurman), Abraham Lin- | the passage of the bill. i . but it 18 suspected tho attack wns Instigated by coln conld not have taken his eeat 'tn 1801 beeauss | ~ Mr, Harrison desired to offer an additionat sec. Pashia the whola City of Washington wae sgainet him. | tion, bt he was not permitted to do so, calls for & Pai tive to ba taken by raflroad men, and when tho strike commences the conntry will discover the | tramps’ power In the finmediate cutting off of resolution in regard to the Eight-Tlour law was postpaned nntll the next searion, Following 1n the vote in details From the Hon, Thurlow Weed all telegraphi tion, H Cameron (Pa.), y-muf’“" Paddoek, Winfield 8eots ataod i front of this Capitol with | tha rezalar order coming from all parts of the hall. gravhio communleation. | Conaver, lones (FIn.), attersol 8 battery of srtillery 10 keep down A Demotratic The pravions question having btenlrtonflmk"}:. 5 MEXICO. TBRR® HAvra, Ind., June 17.—Our citizens {NDORSING Pacta it Jiellogz, p i, mob, Tacker y}e}-‘kd"lln Alllr. ll,’oi-!er.d':;‘\vug:rg'!d“:n; The Work of the Berlin Con=- MACKENZIZ OREBATES A AENSATION, ‘here generally anticipated some kind ot 8 dem- * Metteeny gamient, M¢. Sargent said at this hour, And At this etage | paseage of the ofil, 1lo beiloved tha n 4 i onstration by the farzs Communist element RADWAY'SR.R.R.REMED Faaies 4 of the seesion, the Senate conld not afford to dis- | of the revenues wonid not permit, with safety, the NEW ORLRANS, La., June 17.—The Galveston T " ; Hoar faathews, | Fhumen Shseshe Lonialans quoation. . Tie therefore moved | pasease of anv anch bill. Tt was claimed that the gress Progressing (Tox) Aoea® speeial from Eagle Past, Tex, aags | org o-day it accordance with n baliof that 3 ; il s o, oglesty. Wallsce-14, 10 Iay the amendment on the table, bnt withdrew | reduction of the tax wonld incrense the rovenne, Satisfactoril P Eaplobat lenian) witleepread strike was Lo take place, but nothing : for Uslng Them for Beveral Years, 7 T8, his motion at_the request of Mr. Beck, a meniber | In anawer to which atatietica showed & conatantly atisfactorily. tha Mexican (Jovernment, having discovered thal wh-mrrvcmrred* and the whole matter 1S | xyowvonx, Jan.d, 1877, Dean dim: Having (o sere Alllson, Ljuqulr'on ViR, li'm'v' of the Committes ,on Appropriations, who read a | Increasing revenue under the prescnttax. Congress Gen. Mackensle {s on their soil with American | now lsughad at. The rallrond men loudiy Jeer ! ersi years nlrd{nnrmfl":lnn. ot Ily at s, huy Antheny, chiitimner pfcillien, ietter from Recrelary Shorman nring the sporo- | had increseed the poropriatians this yeas at lenst tr00ps, hkb ondered Cal. Muncio, alaoly report. | 84 £ne afarm, and evidently lisve no connostion AR UL b B A B DY i horsey, Mearrimon, priation, ana citing precedents for it. , 000, eyon; 13 o 3 dred soldl 1 ny such movomen i o et AntARS W8 harederived from thes. . Mr. Beck then arguied that the Prealdeat hina the | Tne revenue wan falling, and yet from that falling ed dead, to take a hundred soldlersand qo alter i bl s R W 3 hem, g o gl bt neis mawias | nvimtagimctichi st i | An Early Understanding Bo- satout, 1y tmovs ey poorl monssay POLITIOAL sl G, el 3 i o X & hettes han 1tds W o Eauishuiy, Pomer Tt the. Preadent pellened It was bost 10 | feil the manufactnicers, who were in the galieries tweon Russin and Aus- it Is not expected ho will avertake Mackenzle. ¢ E‘:fi:}%’w inlmant ;agfl:algymfl%flgu,l‘] Sont 1oy 1gned) HURL nend these people there—if he believed the govd of | and who had lobbied it through, thas if the tax Gen. Naranjo - 1s_expected to arrive at Pledras hyle, % raly yours, inen-do Tha service reqaired 1t—1t was mean in Congress 10 | wero reduced now it would be fostored next year, tria Predioted. Negras In a few doys and assumo command of | THE GRAND TNAPIDS NATIONALS. | =< O Wik, h ciat Dispalch D=, llapwar, 5 Tiarolred, That the Commit savit wonld nok pey thelr expensca when oy | Amlt & peest sl o, holke et oo mer ke the department, vics Gen, Falcoln deceascd. [ oy 0o 556 Amm.m.{‘fl‘cn.'.' ;:;.”;,'_":‘.}h. P Lavar be thsltacted to ngalio Into the lndastrial | "Sir Surgent then renewed his motlon toay the | rorennes mere latger than stpresent. " The general Improsslon Is that the rovolution 1s | - cIARD A e e e O R R X h A 0,— . Foster DI vote for ¥ gt cumcnof the dépreesion of brainess 'ana the en. | ESREEILINDe e, G0 U ee arce the 00,00 Iieet and Hiarbar bifl nd for tne | The Question as to the Adrwission [ f&hore, city oflicers clected at tho last clection, with ono f !‘r;‘r;‘zlu:kc’:c;:“t:{dmhg;.“ :lv'-:}“vlvbfll’: Jemedien, 1t 2 g pryment of'£3,000,000 for_ illogal eontracts? - New ORLEANS, June 17.—Thu"g:lvvlsflfl exception, were all Natlonals, and among them B A]]w AY S BE AI]Y BHLIEF £165 1710 the sxpadieny of proviging permancns Inmatte Fasterson, sorhe il was thon ardéfed 1o by .Wa i of the Greek Representative ;m:;wf';';u«‘\;:;gl:ufivln;‘:flg;& sorlimy e | was the Ditecto of the Foor. e hus been n nrest in ono ol the Execative doner (Fl Tiandotph, Mr. White ('a.) calléd for the roadingof the % oftico but six weeks, o has had the work of ' ! gathcring snd publishing the K R Cures the Worst Paine in from Onety e iatica oF natsana] Indnstrion; acid thah the Conse Bires,, enxrossed bil . y b A“uming Importance, cliement provails at Pledras Negras "“\""“‘“"‘ buying the supplies for the city poor, and of Twenty Minutos. miftee report by bill of othe Heatiian, "1:;- Dasles fnade 8 aljstory fl"‘.}?fi'&r"'«'o"fli. e nlltmfl?s:incal of Gen. )r;-cll‘-n:l-r;:r; ":ih:: diapensing them, aad Is s member of the frm d to. ¥ sofl. ic Mexicans are voluntesrin ' ; A actord sabmitted a joint rerolution ag- e, cleths time toengromn O VL onter. Fapiring 10 fight. Bim:» of lulbwt Brot, commiplon merchnte, & | INOT ONE FIOTR orztog the Secreiaey of WWat 1o deliver o the Withors=38. D e o eecaine, | HOW Some Sharp Nowsmongor | ™ Tue funcral of the Mexican General, Faclon, o ll‘:e‘lnfur';\:l:“: o9 “"fl‘m" o :‘-' h:“;'. fiéfi}i’[’: kh.;w FtameRt Aol 407 1008 eutet ! 2 PalN, s took place this afternoon. Gen, Ord ood stafl, [} ele,, re- [ quired hy the volunteers of that State for their 1t was the orsl, sy ;"lé'l';:.z‘l:ydnlflll Appropriation bill withont any ex- Crlbbcd “IO Allg]n-Rus~ in_full uniform, sl “the city snd county | boughtfor she city, or, at least, had fnvolced saummet encampment, Pagsed, Anthiont. E"""‘"’ cport was agreed to, and the Iouse took & X ofMcials, attended. The United States troops 1 o . £ "th' R ‘82”2":’ l‘c?nn':,:v:lsfll:rnflmen"ln fieprone 'L ok, reces i slnn Agreement. ® fired the usual salute. The heat was so intenso 'I;hnm 2t that Dfl?' Ay b““?! e b wori T]le Only Palll Romedy ey B s 'Thg “conevion of cer | Naar i Sanishury, Mr, Cannon reported the Conference Committes thiat a Captain of artfilary snd seven soldiers | DUE $1.23 to 81.50, his judgment was gques- 3 A4 AU Ll ::::Pn!lg\i.whlth" Mo:]‘:n;fi; i »:Je‘ L A Shanders, an the Pust Ronte hill unable to sgree. A new * —— succumbed, tioned. Hin political friends were angry, say- {hnlflnlt:‘lil&{Ilflvll!nmo!lucmelmn palnt, aliaye diecuesion, pending which' the mattor wae loid | Chriadiancy, iobonald, Walince=22. CUIOINNS waa UrleIoh: Glunshe tport-on i Q0L BHAPTER ing thiat Republican and Democratic Aldermen | {IARRANSS A0 Sufd Conpeationss mhettice ol the anide, and'the Scnste Look up the Suadty Civil Ap- pm‘;mlllun bill, Mr. Windom rald the Senate Committee had added 81,700,000 for pablic_baildings, $701,000 for other pubilc works, arid $1. 513,004 for varions deficiencies, 81,000,000 of Which was required for ' * the Post-Oftice Department. Ha sent to tbe Clerk's : derk and had read d letter from the Postmaster ' General recommendiog the aoproprintion. There wan another deficiency of $275.600 for United had no H‘gh to qui lloln hlll lgwnulyd ;hudl, ;:ul one application amon, om W ealer in flou [ect o was & Nationsl candidate on the clty ticket, and FROX ONK TO TWEXTY MIKUTES, who rustied {nto print, This sction led to an En s{tsrhow violent or excrnclating the pain, the Investization, and to-night it was reported that R Seifladen bt e, Kerioun Ton ofmear, elocted In the Tntcresta of b re. | Nedralsic, o brostrated Wi dkcais T wisr it b el B0 | RADWAY'S READY RELIER y then sold them to hithselt s a Mezican Award bl A sabalitnto for Sec, 5 it The French Monarchists Balieved areed to requenting the Presidant fo investlgste tha chnrges of ftand made by the Government of to Be Once More Plotting MexicoIn the cars of Denjamin \ell and (he Al Abra Sliver Mining Company, and to roport the for Power. same, Tteport azreed to, Alr, Harria, from the Commities on Elsction, revorted the Robertson, of Loufslans, and Klam, ol 3 Loufsiana (tne ailting members in the contesied | Thoy WIIl Make the Coming Sen- clection cavem) are entitied to thelr reatr, and Meeosrs. Thorman and Qrover snnounced that they wunfflrvd on_all political Tneulnnl with Mesars, Edmunde and Chatfee, and. ihis helug te- ardea as a political question, they did not vote, ‘The amendmenta of the Committes on Appro- :mu 1 woro agroed £0 as follows: Appropristing 12, 000 for the nurchasn of rolics of (icorge \ash- ington: $20,000 for contingent expensas of foreign intercourse proper, and the executlon of the ne GaLveston, Tex, June 17.=The XNews specinl from Fort Clark snys & party just from the Rio Grande reports that Gen, Canales, with about 800 regulars, nad impressed all the men and liorses lie could find In Pidras Negras ang started about 1 o'clock Jnst night up the river to intercept Col. Shatter, who crossed the river with s cotumand night before Jast, 1t s re- ported & courler from Gan. Mackenzie statcs i Etates courts, one of $33,000 for contlngent e: trality act; $10,000 to defray additional expen: that in the AfAb: tented electl %0 of atorial Eloctions Their that Mackenzio js obliged ‘to return to this | city officer for the cu{nt 80 cents advance—a ‘WILL AFFORD INSTART EASE. X wennes of the Honse and Sonale,. anotner item ap- | necersarily incurred by th ‘Cattod Statcs Caim I A Akaron: Contoricll eloction. cans arcity of water. A courler | charge of corruption that startled his polltical Dropristed $1AT.800 10 ndemiiry Siaten for sn- | sioner.Genar to ihe Parte Exporittan in ereciing | {ia7aiton ond Shelley additionn testimony may be Opportuntty. side, owlug Lo the dearelty of wate e e, clocted oo tho aums time, among them | Infammation of tho Kidneys, Folling And mustering troops during the late a#peeial ballding fo waa nlse sent out this morning to recall Col. cullue, machinery, an e Thaeri Ma). Bmith, tho Natlonal candldste for Gover- | oSammation of the Baddor, - 160 reported 4 rasolution to pay the Shalter, Ind ¢ tho Bowols, . and another appropriated £150,000 for deficlen producte: 80,600 for the provortion to be pald by [, Me HAFEE 160 renortell @ fargtutich IO pay B nof. This was followed up by the furlher state- ammntion of tho Bowols, . inthelndinn f"'fi*;“ 4 §75,000 for the Tock !""U{;"*"IHQ}“'&' ti ot espenns of, A T o cihers F00 cach Tn part for tholr espenacs of GREAT BRITAIN mont thiat e Bad pord bis' National friend, who Oongostion of tho Lunas, | Dl e ol R wr i af ity teicgyaph (1om Dlaarck | he contett. Agreed fo. F S o | A Almost Total Collapse of the Great Sl ob Rl s e A aLE s Id prinied canis in nie.defonss (oo four Bvrvg‘:m:ififlfi:;fl‘firmflal. a the - 1 A 1 and Yellowat o g merchant), vor cent more for flour than tho | & 1 m;'lf‘ig'.:.fi'")\‘;{.'r'é"flfu’?fié',“ Liuibas it N O LS (g R e 2 ‘;g& smendments to the llouso bil to, provido for an English Cotton Btrike. Loxpos, June 17.—Of scventy-five meetings | reguiae wholesale prico, on a bill for nearly | Hyaterios, Oroup, Diphtheris, o smong tham tho following: Appropriating 8100, develapmc:‘z of water.power ab Rock Ialan: 8200 worth. Thia s considered a falr apecimon Catarrb, Influsnua, of operatives in the Dlackburn regton today, 000 to purchose of the present owners back vo being to allow the arflfllt Logisiature of New Arecnal; $100,000 for the north wing of the Iarupshite (o slectn ew 5 : 3 fifty resolved to go to work at the reduction of | Of Natlonal purity and political honesty) snd Headaohs, Toothacha, umes of the Congrestional Glove, steteotype | Statc, War, and Navy Department bullding; strik- fiitedsiates Tanaton L wili encourage tho volers of our city and Btate Theumi 5 feees tces and (b0 fra-proot piidlng In which | ine oat of the Hose bil ihe cisase providing thai | o, M1%; Lialr moyed to concar, (n & standing vote Gen. Mackenzle Creates a Senw | wages, twenty-oue not to rosume, and four | Jol} SEEENE, PG raers B Cor by ey ‘Ohilie, A‘:L’.c';’;m. hey are sfored; Increasing the sy proprialions for | the bareau for the coliection and payment of | 1S T Vs “naking s tie vole, and tuen tho sation Among the Border reached no decislons A atge number of opera- Y Ohilblat d Froat B D B s £300r. | SoRt 0 el ane o pas. © oo 0IOEE | youn and mays werw oriored. Greascrs. tives throughout Lancashlre rosuued work to- CITAMPAIGN, ILL R S oAb iten ; 000 "each: Aonropriating §50,000 for the vabilc | * The amenament appeopriating 8250,000 to fn- | , Ths rofe feauitol=yeas. 121; neyon 112 day ab the full reduction of wages. The meet- Spectal Dlapatch 1o The Trivina PR A ek A U ’ bullding a1 Topeka, Kan., tho cost of auch ou demnify the various biates for enrulling, €auld- | cyered in, and a Commitlea of Conference orilercd. ings at Burnley were very thinly ottended, and | Omampatan, 1L, June 17.~The Champnlgn | esses: ing not to exceea $200,000; appropniating 8275 000 for the patchaso of the Freedman'a B huilding in Washington, D. C., and 85,000 to it up the lower story for the Court of Clalms; appro- Jatiag the unexpendeabaianceto tho eredit of tio i 8 agreed to. ping, and transvarting 1£00py Wi Uther amendmonts were agre o as follows: Apptoprialing the uccessary amounnt to Eads for work At the South Pass of the ;r?l Tiver, In accordance with the contractt lnpmp’r - County Republicans met in Urbana to-day’ to L’;' amalie e dl:!-':,'}.},"‘;‘,}i‘}’,.'{’:;’fl.‘:",!""”' i i Hend 1omnch, select candiuates for Shorif and Coroner; also | {fsartpy - ey {yiartnes tery, Collcy s llowels, and ai to choose delegutos Lo attend the Btate, Legls- nfik{fi}'flifli‘x‘:‘? :'l“ay‘l“r':'l"zy al In;:nu grtv D J‘.‘;r the gencral opinion {8 that the strike Is ended. A meoling, to ba held at Accrington to-day, i3 expected to Msult in the resumptlon of work & Mr. Dcan, tram the Conimitreo on Expenditures in e xsnm'mlr’f?“mfi‘:" Tenoried :h",.ol.,“.m Volanteers Rushing Forward to DBeat authorizing at Committee to 8 vacation aiter the 10th. of Novombre ext to fnieh iho Back the Yankeo Troops. examination of the charges ngalnst Georze I, au of Engraving and Printing of the Troasury | ating' $465,000 to ald in the construction of & in the mills. Rooresentatives of the weavers | litive, ana Uongressional Conventions, J. E. | i Trevent sicknessor pain from change of water. 1% 3 l):l;&:'x;tmemuzt‘\lr"&?!leuilh:n of % bullding: Tor gnulflhe Sccross the Miastasipp! ltiver at o ear Fort | Sqyrard; Minieter to Ohina. Adepted: | TIE CONGRESS. from all tho striko districts mot at Acctinaton | Oldham, of Urbans, was nominated for Sherlff, | ftbelies t6ad Fronch brkay or Liiicrs é & Nimaiuat: Faid Bureatl, the total cost of which shall not ex- | Snelling. 3 State delegates ars uninstructed. The Convon- tion instructed the Leglslative dolegates to voto .}'.‘.';,‘7.,',[.‘.,%[,’,',&'&? o ntvnéffll"nfl:%o-cl Petire Berer oo for Col. Georgo Bcroges, editor of the Gastte, | $eioandailothorsisiarious, I,“"“k}‘,“"ykgw ol bt A LLE) for one member tnanimously. The othes nom- | so auic! WAY'S I!AA.DY I.lhg. “ fty ceats Ination was contested by A, I Balloy,of Hane | verbettle. toul, and James Core, of Homer. The Ilatter was the flnol cliolce.” Tlhieso Instructions are cquivalont to & pominstion and olection, The Congresslonal delegates wera instructed to vate for the Hon. J. (3. Uahnon, tho present ' fncumbent, Judwe O B, Bmith, who las been 2 talkod of as & candidate for the position, de- ' i clined to enter the contest, and did not permit his namo to go belors the Couventlon, Col. Beroggs tnado ono of his best speechos, and was — checred again and again, The Convention, was teh “d_":-i'“" of Flesh an large, harmonious, and_enthusinstic, and the | B{paE 804 pure faree, hormonlous and enthusiatic, and, the | @ R olir il eod LT G mplnton e phantly elected. entablisliment of lako comat Hight and fog signal station at Jiacine Folnt, Lako Michizan, Wincon- sin; approvniating $15,000 for malniaining lights gn ie Uhlo tiver ‘ffom Jaly 1, 1800, to Now. 11, 1874; $20,000 for bencon fighte on the line of ] intand navigation, North Carofina. The Commitieo on_Appropriutions reported the following amendwent, which was agreed (o with- out discusslon: *+That hereafter all adv pruposuls foc cunteacts, and a1l forms of adver- {ining required by taw for the soveral Departments of the Government may be paid for ata price not ' to excocd commercial rateacliarged to private indf+ . vidualn, with the usual discounts, auch rates to be t ancertainod from sworn tatementa to be furnished ; by prouriators or publishors of nowspapers pr 4 posing eo to adverttac; provided, the heads of tl roveral Departments may sccire lower terms at gpecial falos whenever publfc Intercst requires i t-ftoute blll, returncd to tho Senate by the Houso, reposted that tho Cota- mittae nad been unable to ageed, and 8 new cone ferento was ordered. The President pro temporo aid before the Senato & message frum the Prosident In answer to a Sonate resolution transmitting cerialn additional corre- #pondence fu mf-rdln the uuruln(nwnl of 3, Del- fosse a3 oneof the Comminsioners ta mako the Hinlifax award. Ordered printed And referrerd, ‘'he Senate resumed conslderation of the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill, the ponding qaestion bo- ing on amendment appropristing #1530, 0U0 for the foundation of & new libiary buliding on the Judiclary Bquare, Aftor discuasion, lald on the table—i3 1013, Mr. Windom, from the Conforence Committee on the btnlalnllvl,-ludlclul‘ and Kzecutive Appro- priation bill, submitted s report, woich was adopt- ed, and the bill passea. Connideration of the 8andry Cinil Appropriation bHI was 1hen resumed, and Me. Howe sunmitted engrossed bill, withdrew that enll. BaneiN, June 17.—The sesslon of the Con- ;l;:mn ?llr‘sle !l[”'l:{ln':gl"f;]l;n_ e:-. .lf:‘u ml(.‘l. llmbi zrnsltom':y hlnlcu nearly lthaeo hours, The sion ls o roduce the tobatco | question of tho admission of Greeco was defl- tax to 10 cantn a pound, to go Into operation th TaTof Aepteniber, if iho Benste shall Bass and tho | Ditely brought forward, but no decislon wos l’r‘e‘urldegunpro‘vo “‘th 6 " i roached, The question has sssumed more fm- Mro Crapo, from the Commitize on Yore: portanco thap was at first expected, Aflaira, ted the bill plack 5, 500, Fold coln, undor the dicectiont of '1%3‘:»«.1«28?& Confldence In the peacoful result which will voy the Government of (irest Dritain the amount | assure tho legitimate influonce in the East of awarded by tho Fishetlos Commissiun, Intely | 4hiq Powers principally interosted s incressing. Lled at 1 3‘,“%{”....’;‘,,‘..,,,,‘“,’{5 in ‘purianeeiof the ToRsty An understanding betwoen Russia and Austria Even bufora tho reading of the bill was concluded | is considered certaln. opleculons and yolnts of ander wers made 1 2 CUIEL ANONG TIHEMY Mosars, lor, Cox (N, Y. }, Springer and of s, but A Wero pvorrulud by tho Spoaker, who decinred that | LONDON, June 17.—The Duke of Richmond the bil was ac Internatiouslone, sud thnt twas hls | and Gordon, Lord Preslident of the Counell, re- D e e " nad e APPUEd | plylng to Ear) Granvitle In tho House of Lords stated also that ?L was not a Senate bil), as that | to<lay, sald tho memorandum ol sgrecment be- no jongor be obtatned, LowrpoN, Jung 17.—The Executlvo Committeo of tho Mnsters’ Association at Dlackburn this evenlng resulved, In view of thoe declsive ma- Jority ot the uporatives who voted in favor of resuming work, that all the mills ho rcopened on Wednesday. 1b{e expectod thut the major- ity of tho operatives will be wesvers, as tho epinners and carders aro reported to be still: obstlnate. tiscments, notices, HEAVY PAILURS, Lonpow, June 17.—Janes Thompson & Bon, corn-millers, Wakelleld, Eog., have failed. Lia- bilittes, 8450,000, MORMONS. Livenroor, June 17.—Two hundred and twenty-two Mormous saliod on Saturday, bound for Balt Lake Clty. Loxnpox, June 1806 a. m.—Detalled accounts . ‘Other amendments of tha Committeo wore aqreod ' of the i hody iad noright to ortginate appropriation b tween England and bl 9 to as follows: Authorizing the Secrema succesnively amendments to purchase Innd on the ween England and Russia, publlshed recoutly, { coutirm the collapsa of the cotton strike, but, as —————— vyt Getal (ho. sicam fectyboss. Barlington, | moris ang sobth of he CAPISI growade, botk op | Dt WAt It was o' Houso bill roportod by ninad: | o ™o rooiiiously procured throwgh some | It s evident that 8 sirong minority of ‘the FIRES. DR. RADWAY'S ; oW .n"tn].‘t:ll‘r!\:: I:Lmd&m’?n& At ‘; :r’::‘ ".,{?.':ffi;’éi w'nlt':ln Jate lfl;{m; lhn‘uhla ‘And the amoudoient | “§iiegrs, Dutler and Cox mado the most peralstent | person having access to the confidontial papers, | gperatives sull favor reslatance, tie Masters’ P R R o R | T S R et amoninantmak | SRR adirce L U I opoosich to 1 | As axplanaion of th Governmeat'e iy, | tanary maanure, o Focommend 4 rescraion 1N GIICAGO. Sarsaparillian Resolvent the Becretari e Boards ‘rade at Chicago, ng the for the Lifo-dav- = e e e O e sciarive tofor | {04 the neceataty apprupriotlons fuf the Life-dax; | sldés of the llouse, enforced aleo by thio Speaker, | ho sald ft was Incomplete, and, therefore, inac- of power to rouc the lock-out 6n the shortest | The alarm from Dox 417 at 8150 yesterday ‘s.\lvi ;1:’11% !f:l:'ai ll'::l“.l:': n“v“n's J';'::h Ivll'l‘lécb curate. The Governmeut would, at the earlicat ringor a o n, Ut Ghjection was wada londer sud iarg detor: | TOment, give Lhe futlcat {nformation. mined. ani & motlon, was made by Mr. Cravo to S n'}l nu;:;mlll)u uu]m!n.mr'; ; anend the rulcs an 3 18NN, Juno 17.—Dispatches to the Political STk, Cox daclared. with Indiznation and amid & ! stori of objectiuns aud cails o arder, that tis | Correspondence say Austiis, In accord with En- a-; the "'-ffa"lh :‘:'ghufilgoslled ‘yfinml‘ryn‘lnubm& g:-nld. alma n:. en;czl)r:g the ulnhl- organization un. . , ¥ the remainiug Turkish territory, down? to the becauss the membors s o ey tosset Homer il whars were they 1o | Preliminary discusstons on the Buizarian ua;] 'rmu r:.:‘ul::ym |:l‘|l|“l!:: I::t;yfll::m:e:iulg et et question have eucountered scveral obstacles, 1ag bt mot with 0o better success, 11q facud tho | DUt an ultimato understanding (s certatn, storm (which was the atrangest on_the Republican 3 DESSARADIA. sida of the Housa), snd assorted that it was one of Tho Roumanian delegatos have declded to hispeticiosto b ueur.” e Soeakyr Wamorey | romata fn Horlnyaa ho Mialter o omo o the 1.“:. |myu¢‘l¢:|1'n nfindm“::vn‘r;klly h.::fl “2: T (irent Powers has ln!arbmnd them that the Des- not in onle ] thien, as Untiee pald no atiention 10 1ho urddr, tho :;m:“ qusation is by 15 aneaog: s achied Spoaker calld upon the Borveant-ateArin io do d Ins duty. ‘That fonctlonary (withous his mace of It 1a sald that the colllslon between tho Turks oftice) atoupoil up to Butler, who, with arma folded % s Callantey Taoyive (80 #iGFim, S0 tho OMEOF tn and Montenegrins will be discusscd to-morrow, teruol commarce. bee 'The Commitieo on Appropriations reporied the following amendment: For expendes and com- ponsation of the Commussion appointed by the . Freatdent to g0 to Loul 3, $0,000, or so inuch iereof an may bo nocessary, Mr. Spencer said he was astonished and sur- prised tiat the Commltice on Approptiations should recomaiend an appropristion of (hls sort. The object of this Cammisalon wap to turn out the legal Uuvernment of Loulslana. Mr. Windom, Chafrian of the Committes on Appropriations, said the appropriation was recome N mended by tha Presidont of the Unlied Staty d ) ulsu by the Secretary of the Treasury. It wi wtated thal thero wers precedents for such an propriation. The Committea had therefors agroed ' 10 teport it to the Sensto for auch Jight aa the Ben. i ator trom Alabama (Spencer) orany other Benator could throw upou It. Ar, Speucer then sont to the Clerk's desk and Ll read & pubitahe: toment of the expenses of the Lonisiana Comminlon, Mr. llereford inquired of the dom) I ho upproved of these ftem: to-day. Agreed to. ‘The Commlttce reported so amendment appro« grlmug 827,000 ta pay forclerk hire, enginecting, {arshain’ feos, enlaries snd other expenses of the Hot Springs Commiselun; aldo authunsing the Prealdent to appolnt tiree Commi oflice for one and liave the w authority as was confurred upon the Comuisston appuinted under the act of Marchi, 1877, which act 48 ravived to enablo tho Lommisslonors tu de- termine the claima presented to the ol Hoard, the term of which has expired. The amendmeout aiso authorizes the Becrotary of the Interlor 10 lunse 10 the prescnt proprietors of Arliugton liotel for a term of fftoon years, at an annua{ rental not oxcecding 31,000, anil further directinghin to lenso to the vwiers thercof the bath- houscs of & permanent nature upon the Hot Springs Hescrvation, and sltes for the bullding of other Dhath bouses for a term of fifteon yoars, und the tax imposed ahall not oxceed $15 pur tub per annum. Afr. Davis (11l.) opposed- tae amendmont, and said this romarkable legislation to put upon an sppropriation bill, afternoon wos coused by a fire at No. 143 Ada | hes made the most estonlshing eurest so quick, sorap| stréet, owned and oocuplod by Petor Habel, ".,fi,‘,{’.'.‘:,'fl;‘,,,,,‘}:,}’,‘,’,“ 23;;‘.;5:3&1,‘:?“1‘“ ] Loss, $15, Causc of fire; sparks from the chim- E e ll:I_Ilnner upen glunroufm § %85 ynakei Every Doy an Incrcaso in Flesh ani X 'm ox at 7:83 yestorda morning was causcd by a flroin the m{tngu Nov Welght i3 Socn and Felts \ l’()l) H‘;Jrlll,r‘:[z sltrul.i;. owned e'i"" ém-ummlb by Josep! ugel. Damage, 85. Cause, boys pl:{{:g with shaviogs and matches In thobuso- | THB GREAT DLOOD PURIFIER, m AT XKEOKUK. Special Dispaieh to The Tridune K#oRUK Is., Juno 17.—A firo at noon to-day damaged the rosidence of Dr, Bronson to the amount of 81,000; lusured for $1,600 in the Iowa State Insurance Company of this city. AT BCHHOOLCRAFT, MIOCH. Dxrnorr, June 17.—A firo at Schoolerafs, FRANCH. REPUBLICAN AUSPICIONS. LoxpoN, June 17.—The flepublique Francalss saya: **Wo fear we perreive In the nomination of den. Wolff to command the Thirteenth Corps at Clermonferrand & cheek to the system of Parllamentary control, and an aggressive move- ment In the dircction of personal government. Itia the duty of tho Cabinet to pecvent tho ro- vival of any such idea, and for the Ministey It 1s a question of life or death,” PLOTTING. Lowpoxn, June 17.—A VParis letter saya some apprchonsion prevalls lest a new attempt is to e madoe to put a reactionary Miniatry In control of tho Government for tho purposs of fnfluenc. Ing thecoming Benatorial olectlons. Buch astep tonors to bold i powers and aro) # SarsapnriTiian Resolvans communy, PR R B‘:..,., Urity B0 gther duldt Julcas ot the eyatem, the vivorof life. for it preparcs & whites of the Dody with new and sound materisl. rofula. Bypbilite, Lonsumption, Glanduisr Discse, o £ PaTis of the aystom, sora e - o ry iy bt the s and. i hatrman (Win- ! Bz, Dorsey said the bill was simply sn act of | went Uit 08 an anpnreatty friondly col. | A dispatch from Cattaro fndleates that the af- Mich., tolay, destroyed the ateam fouring. arges D8 worst farinit of s “.,'.fi',‘,",j.‘“;"m:‘{?.’::;h”n"?'fi‘:;," thestate: | Jusics, foutliy, and ‘soon_ aftcrwaras the dpoaker notified | fatr is not oxpoctad ta lead to further hostill. | ¥OUId b the last desperato offort of tho Mon- | i1y of Pursel, Earl & Co. Loss, 850,000; par- | Rens Wormc sui Whenmm |Ermmipsias Acme, iack - euments 1n ek Tadr g oxamine all thesa | Mr. Blaine also favored tho smendment, and | (hy Scrgoant-at-Arms that ho might fetire.- tles ¥ archlsts to prevent tuo firm establishment of a | tially fnsured. ' Origin, heatod jotirnal, K vor ‘j‘.,. ek los orae Cuncers n the ) ocuments In the twenty-four hours 1t ad for the prygucd (hat this was not lexislation 1o benefis the | * The Npoaker was then putting the question on 3 Republic, end would teavo the question of the ————— omb. and sl wastes of tho lito princiyic n . B B ke Banator (il hoteland bath-tub proprietors alone, 1t would | the sasvension of tho rafca, whon ho'was inter- DISRAHLL AXD. GORTRONAKORS; iston of the Constitutl 10 thocufativarange of thle wonder of modern cliomtitsy, r. Mereford Inquired it tho Sonator (Windom) | Lenedt every invalid who visited those ‘spriuds, | rupted by Cox (N, ¥.) calilug peremptorily: Bent1x, Juno 17.—Lord Deaconaflold had an | fe¥ision of the Constitution apen threo yoars INSURANCE. e e B o ey Yoo o es tabutn was willlng to pay U mount for putting Packard Mr. Blaine submtted an smendnient so 08 to "M, Bpcaker. fntorview with Gortschakof provious to the longer. Unicas tho coming elections ean ba in- be s outand Nictolla fn, Mr, Windon roplled that he would not vay a cent. It wass vory worthices job. Did not the _Beustor (leroford) consider that tho reauits ac. complishiod were of some valuo 1o the Democratic party? Mz, Iiercford—Not In that way, i Sie. Conkling inqulred if the Commltteo knew of ( any law uuder which this wo-called Commission if] went out, ¥ Mr, Wiudom replied that thore wero 8 good many i appropristione {n the blll not sxpressly suthorized ' by law. 4 Mir. Conkling demanded tho yeas and nays on tho i ameudinent, and said he would vote no. In Lou- | isians & condition of things existed which, accord- +UBIr, ' datd the Spoaker. inve mado & faotion to adjonrp,” sald Cox, | Meetiug of tno Congross yesterday. 43 diid not hiear i1, ** aald the Speakor, RUSBIAN I'ROPOSALS. ‘Tho Spenker then put tlie question on the matlon o o N, Yotod Ay W | Benuus, June 17.—It s stated in some quar- paye, 147, ~sud then & votc wi aion ou usponds | ters that tho document printod fu London on o rul Ing o4 and passing tho bill. tho 13th Inat. contains proposals submitted by _"{’1;‘. tio. ';:gfe:‘-:'r;fiu\f-'fls'n;’f;:lx-l(:fiirfln'.'«f;f' Russa and rojected by Eugland, and that tholr Mr, Ellis called up the Soutl C.rn:lnn contested | publication was procured by tlo Itussians to loction care of Ilichardson agsinst Rawnoy. E oS, Thaia ratau s qaention of conslisration. and | Y070, theY 8o Hot sepugnant to English pub tha louso decided—103 to 137—not to consider | 110 Opinlon, aud thus to it the conccssions the qusstion now. English ropresentativos may domand o the 'n:. lénul: .:‘ m{dgllnm proceeded tothe businass | Congress. the Spcakor's tavle, O"Mr Criftondon votained leavo ta maka roparta THE SERIOUS QUESTIONS. from the Committoa un Naval Affaira, o roported | The questions which threaten tho succoss of back tho Seaato bili authorizing & general account | 4o Conress aro bellevad to ba tha ceasion of of advances fur naval appropriatlons, Passod, Also, the Senats Ul ta fogulata cxpeaditurey ta An;.‘l";rl i :‘l\fou:mls«rz. tho golllllgn o xlml:. tho uavy, Faseod, mella fu relation to Turkey, and of the adminis- & g‘},‘,‘ hra “‘f‘ i‘m:'%"‘fl"hx.ws‘:“f‘“‘}“'w:mg: trative aud governmental organtzation of Rou- William 1. buath, A, D, Wharton, and E. Kirby mcllun’l!cn;uhh‘wl;l Cbu ylelded to the jmith, personal wishes of the Czar, and Roumania A1 1130 Mr. Atkins ststol be had learned 1! 3 (i ondry Chval Bl €onld hot comb from the aost | will accopt the Dobrudscha in exchange. Tho ato for saveral hours, auil therufore moved Lo taka | territorial concesslous in Annonia will u rocews untll D0, Hejected—Yonsy OL; uays, | not mect with opposition from England, Tho fluenced Io some such way, the Rupublicans are suro to obtaln a majority in the Seouate. It Is impossible to nredict whether President Maee Mahion wiil lend himself to such iutrigues, be- vauso his character {s 1ittle understood. The most slgnificant fact giviog ground for Repub- lican fonrs is tho dictatorial attitude adopted by the War Minister toward tuc Left in tho 1atter part of the scasion. Conservative nows- papers hayo also been publishing threatoning articles, The Conservatives roly on Goerman support, in cunscquence of the Boclal move- ment. provide that tho property shall bo leseod, etc, , until oftierwise ordered, Insicad of for & torm' of Hitean yearn, Ar. Thurman suggested that it bo amended s0 as to provide for a lessa of the property for a term of five years, or untll otherwise provided by law, {n- stead of dficenyears. . ‘The smundment was accepted by Mr. Blaine and agrced to by the Senate, ‘The amondment of the Committeo aa amendod was then azreed Llo—yeus, 36; nays, 10, ‘The Commities roporied an_awcndment appro- nristing $250,000 foreupplying the defictency tn the nxponses in the Umited diates Couris, anfe- keepinyg of prisoners, aud enforciug the act of l-'u‘h. 28, 1871, relative to tho right of cltlzens to vote, A, Withers moved to strike out that part In relation to the right. of citizens 1o vote, which, after dlscuselon, wanugreed 10, and the smead- went waa sgreed to.an amended, ‘The uext amendment of the Commiltes author- fzed the acconnting oficers of the Treasury to au. glttho accunnt aud pay McLin, who was appointed by the Prosident an ociate Juve tice of tue ‘Yerritory uf New Muzico, lhe salary Fmvldcd by Iaw for said office for the period dur- jog which ba perfarmed the duties. Agreed to. ‘I'hie smendmunt pay tho Pacific Mall Steam- lll(l):’(.'d ) wayagreed 10, er t, dally becoming roducod by the wastes ition that are contluusily progreaing, ting those waates, aud Tepairs Btatistios Concorning the Dusinos of Life nnd Aceldent Insarance In Iilinols, succeads in ‘Bpecial Dispateh 1o The Tridune. m'fl’,m.....m. 1 ea s cers . Berixavistp, Ill, Juns 17.—~The Insurance | $8iifor when once thls remedy, comimences iis worl Department of tho s'mn Auditor's ofco to-day e{fi:}; 'Aé};’f%fi&'i&fl‘3:55&&'.“%:‘:?2?{;‘;; .52.:{55 1ssucs tho sccond part of fta tenth annual re- . t . port, contalnlng :wch statlatical luformation Efim ":-pw g tmprotink tnl e ppt Ns L N he Barsanarillian Resolsent oxcel all regarding life and nccident. insurance lo this modial 8gonts in mn curs of Chronle, ncrofulons, Btate. It ls shown that thirty-threslifo and | Gasuitutionsl and Bkindisoascs, but it laths oaly pos= oue accident lnsuranco company have complted o % with the lawa and been authorized to transact K1dney and Bladder Oomplu.ints, business in Illinols, Theee all belong to other States. Thelr paid-up guaranteed capital s flflflfiz-‘:«&\' D Dieaact rarayel, Piabaten, Drover. given ot 84,141,500, Five ammlmnrmu A?#Sk:a«%?'dfl“"” fl?}iflnfir’fi'flu{'fifi 9“‘1‘5 companles which were suthorized to do buai- | W[thsubstanceslike the white g8 or threads ilko ness In this Btato last year huve not complicd ny!'u and white :fu':e-iunfl’:p'fln'-. b -'n'x':-fl"m'fi'fia with the Insurance lawa of 1ilinols for the cur- | BIICKING DUrting ecoration whep pussing water, xent year,—viz.: the Protection, of Illinofs; the gzu.:m;- z?lk.ynlk(.'unhnefilcutl‘, tha tuxlflobolllfi- Tumor of Twelvo Yoars’ Growth ual, of ow York; tho Maryland, o arylan 9, and" tho Universsl, of New York, The litg | Oured by Radway’s Resolvent companies above named as legally doing busi- Da, nees In 1linols recolyed urcmiums last &;nr ovari ing to the Constitation and statules passed in B pursuance thersof, suimntnoned the President to an- swer one question, and thatwas whetner Packard wan or wax ot the leval Governor of that Common- ] wealth, He (Coukling) wonld not stop nuw to ar- i gue whetlier tho Fresldent could avail blmaclf of . tourlats ot visilors to apewor that qaestion. ‘This i Commlusion sunt to Loulstana was told to diuregard | the unly question which was addressad to the Prese v fdent. "It was told 16 pracced upou_other grounds o and In other ways, 'This so-called Cominlesion ! was wittiont warrant of law, and its dolngs were BPAIN, IN TN CORTES, MapRrip, Juno 17.—The Cablnct made tho elcetlon of Vico-President of the Cortes o ques- tion of confldenco, and recelved 210 votes against 78. Tho Cablnot's position !a thus sccured un- til tne autumn scssion, The Cortes will ad- journ tho sccond wock fn July, when tho Court will g to tho seaslde. A Cuban loan of 83,500,000 was voted on Fri- day which lsguarautced by Spatn and bya pledge 5 in violation of law. I anybady borrow B uiona) Tunk ot sy GHHCE. Dark oner 1o mu » fidm-nu of the Committes on Ap- % burk 10 thls onterprise, 4 was not the bisinces ot 3 g 102, amounting to $,006,801, and pald lossea $1,031,- | Boh ‘hat was recuns ' the Sensty 1o 1naort 8 rovision 1u an swprontla- | propsiations wero agreed Lo s [ollows: Apnros BT question of war indomnity will be settled by | ©f tho Coloutal custows. iy E rec ineaded, qme, Taaw yout lesolent , tion biil to do that which would horeatterbo claim. | DRI 3150000 1o supply tho dedciancy hea A bill for tho suppradsion of bull-tights was Thioy reported poilcies n for to'Dec. | sndinought {woald4ry by pus. Tiad 5 Faih 1 fh 1A . o h pofutment of a Cormmission to collect the 81, 1877, ul , 958, cols 1 .R fTered for b . tgu i g folesatzert e hoped the brovityari et N monriation Hor (e icnipontny THE WEATHER, P reJocted without division. 1, 1677, amounting to 887,403 e accl- | cause L uflered for twelvo Dok sl3 baviits 0 . a dent compantes recelved $101,549 in premiums, | pf e ke "'fl‘,:fl 0o bug ol ‘a'-r'-l‘mtmt; Orrica op T8 Cutey BIGNAL Orrics, Wasg. | Turkish rovenucs aud puy over a cortain pro- , Wasn onags, and lavo outatandiog | pimer a4y By AT S L tion of Postiasters for tho Macal year NaToN, D. C,, June 18—1 a. m.~Indicatlony; | POFtlon to Ruesia anuually, or to capitalize such endlog Juno 30, 1878: 500,000 to aubpt deticloncies fu the bostal revenues fur the Uscal that e queationed the ndoubited right of ke pald $48,U85 In * Preadeat to decide whether troops shoult bu ciue . ployed in Louisiana or not, but he dil sy to the MISOELLANTEOUS. o} rtion by a foreign loan sud pay the Rus- risks amountiog to 87,748,254, bappler) II,DT.!“I‘:‘V: e ‘tweive years. Tho wurat timo, 13 Uing 0, 147H: oG 310 000 | For the Teonesscoand Oblo Valley, higher vr. propol SOUTIl APIICA, e = 88 e of wols, Over tha groln. : Fernie toad mcading Sve tourist or Yieturs'ta | TSI ieanin of awriio i Infocdlous | sure, winds wmostly Foia norths to coststationary | *an clulin In bulk. In slf theso spaculations | 3,pypow, June 17.—A dispatch from Capo WCOSKRY. Fil e sored for o it Yot : consataite that. which they it seas, 1 bia Lo which all othar clusves | and lower tomperature, and raln aroas, genral- | B0 dccounl Js taken of & posilblo ovpusltlon | qoyn, May 20, says: *Tho Callres have broken ecial Dispaich 1o ThS Tridune, PRIOE, ) ugaient, bot only bebind tho law, but boside the e atio §15.000 to con- | 1¥ followod by warmor, partly cloudy weather, | from the Turks themscives, Carathodor! Paslis |y and abandoncd the Pirle bush, One Caffre [ Nuw Yonx, Juno 18.—The House of Prot- RIOE, = =« &1 Por Bottla, | aw aud in violation of the law, Mr, Thurman referred to tho condition of affaies I tu Loulsianh uxisting in the spring of 1877, and sald 1t was adisiticd ou all huuds that thers was 7 not & quorum In the Packard Lewlstature, lu ) woint of fuct, there was bul uns Leglslature and » bul oue Uuvernor (Packard), and his Logisiatnro P was protecied by bLayonets of the Fed: 18y, i ile denled that the Presldent of the United States ' witBa 8 court Of ast resurt 1o deterniing the con- A teated clectione, e did ot agree with this idea H that, whea peaple of a ttate slected & man Gove eruof, the nppuaite party could take su appesl to the Freaident 10 overturn the rightful Goverument of a State, 1t was the duty of the President to tind 3 . vot what Uovernment b wus o rocoguize, it belug iu the vacation of Cungress, unkiing lmful if the Benato wos under For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missou. | 14 making proparations for a vigorous ropro- n Valley atationary and falllng, followed by | Scutation of Turkish luterests. ristug boroweter, edst to south winds aud warw- DISCUSIING MATTERA. :r. :ET:II; ‘r.ir’gmly cloudy weather, sud possibly Loxnox, June 17.—A corrcspondent at Ber- ot i 1o telugraph At present England, Russia, or the Luke reglon, ge Wi 3 4 s E A OT TS | and Aukaar sl uared s i, y risiug barometer, nearly statlonary tempera- | Whilst Uermony, Frauco, and Italy, tho two ture, north to cast winds, suifting’ over thu | first uamyd because of mutual fear, malataln lakes to warmer soutleasterly; clour nd partly trict rescrves - Greece will present her claln clundy weatlier, with ralu areus aloug the Euww 3 od mh Laices and Laks Superior. to Epirus, Rhiodes, Bawos, sud Crete,! A carrespondent tu explalniug the attitude of Englaud sava she dous not und cannot agres to tbe Congress having autbority to dispose of D) Inited htates Entaiological Commistlon i relation to the Kocky Muuntain Toenet was aurecd 10, 3lr. Withers subinittes amendment aothoriz. Ing the Secretary of the ‘Treasury to E" for services rylug mabia in the Boutbura Riates pilor to the War, Jtuled out un o polot of order by Me, Conkllug, (hst 1t bad uot been reporied by any Committee, Mr. Merrimon then submitied an smendment ine structing and directing the Secretary of the Treas- ury 1o pay out, uccording to the act of Msrch i, 1877, the Bmounts dus cuntractors {ur careying the wails in tho Buuthern States In 183U, nluu. and UL, Mr. Hoar raised the point of onler thst the suienduient Wad 1ot permang to the bill, and, upon chief Lias been captured. The troubles fn Tran. skel Territory have been so far sottled thata portion of tho troops will bo sent to Natalasa precuution’ azalnst troublo with the Zulus." TUE AUSTRO-IUNUARIAN COMPROMISE. ViuNNA, Junc 17.~In the Lower fouse of the Ralchsrath the bill relative to the new compro- miso laws has passed ta third reading. Tho Austro-Hungariau compromise s thus unnlld sanctioned o far as the Chamber of Deputies concerued, eatant Eptacopal Bishops wers to have met hero | AN IMPORTANT LETTER. to-day on Blshop McCUrosky’s case. A post- poncment to-night was made In consequence of | g% ARBOR ‘,"“"im:""'lfl’: I8 D RinwiTe A Teewu: the absence of Bishops who have gone to attend -Hu'ln‘rlll;; 'fifln m:flg‘l‘:n ';1'“' S aaut ond i whish (o hyaloians of - our i bolleye pio- vo like ¥nots oo & troe, My wi ght waa 273 wh 191 Erin Rl e, i) OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, i Hire ot iliob s "'“3":""“' ths Auglican Communion st Lambeth Palace. The successor of Bishop McCoskey wilt be ap- polated at the meeting in August. bl Bostow, June 17,—Arrived, Marathon, Liver- | y&i book ' mng‘v’;‘,&fl’“ ;‘mn.l:.“l ;:r & pool. Loxpox, June 17.~Steamships Bavarlan, from Bol;.on; Bomerset, Biate of GW!HII‘. Auother Eetter from Mrs, C, Krapf. 05 lll ‘l“(fl' a0 g b lis. &0% 1he wedicine o ’?"i‘m‘l ‘e II:I‘O GERMAN FOLITICS, Bisntin, June 17.—Tho leaders of the National Liberals, fu view of the approaching electlons, : h tou being subiitied to the Bebate, 1t was L Turke : tligve-uluule r e Kenstor from Onio was | ooo3ass TR . territory which Turkey bas not sgreed to sur- | have fssucd a manifestodeclaring that the party | Spafo, Acadia, Alsatis, and P. Caland, from : solouto atscuy e quetien, “snd it tuo aie- O Cunk o than cated the wetut orarh e pauas sender.” Tho correspondent, cluge to tha bellof | Wil support all proposals for ths proteeiton of | New York, ave arrived oute i ’.’.‘.’".‘.‘..“J.']‘f#%P.".’-r}.'fl"".‘,m'.b.‘fl,','&:%fl : Lunute e Guuld Lo raived B (Coukiiug) wes | was Gencrul legislation on an appropriation bill, that Rusats will have to go far boyond the Nty | Orler which do not jeopandize 1ha permanonl | S :‘:‘Q{L,'}éz,‘ h’;‘,,fi' iho fumors are entre) 5 e deslitan argucd“that” " Feioral troos Wed unilsr sha suley conibnoyim decnivels of concessions Indlcated It the published docu- | GUsTsutees of iberty, . STALCH, il ovln(.‘mfl myg:fil{:l:‘du’;’vpl:rluggf;’hl:l.u i K resyth 1 dhe Loulsjans dulouliy. Thor [ 5, 'Morsll subiiued a6 awuduwnt 0 tho | Maxioum, 83 miatuium. 9 mouts, Bantay, June 17.—A report. recelved from 7 e T P dur Siedfitha Bicsuoas for mo. o 4 T e oy o abbacsy pouey Abatalacd from | aucudment 40 as o gmvm,n that §ishall not be UBNKRAL UBIELYATION The pext sittiozof the Congresy will take place | Vieuns of & meditated attempt on the lifo of rom Oulo, oue from Canada, threo from Jackson, su ; L et wacl threntoned tho prams s cebt | comtrucd. fo tepeal Sor. Sidnot ty Mevieed [ ______ "7 Cutnngo. Juno it-sisatent. | Wednesday, the Crows Priuco Froderick Willism " caused Gulte s duiaber frow Wlaplute. gtk MU 4 Mr. Euadds denicd that thetw was any wob i Sew [ oificvr™™ of* the . United | Bistes (o pay | rienk__jBur.| Tor | Kaim Waathary | “Lord Doaconsficld, previous to quitting Lou. | 80mo scusation bere to-day. 39 well soquuinted with Mrs Krapt. Shats g Oricans o threaten Yackard or his Leglalature, AULO Lo waa there ahy luteation on the part of ::r.h?;'khnlh l.u|dd‘w lfllmnoulul ;L\I bullding ch they occupled, and the, . y watned there autiliedayy F BB SR e 1. Lellogy ual o did mot B Pl g e L 10" irbether i lbere way & mod or uot. There was ouv polnfto which o dewired to cull attcution, sud that was the Puckard Leglalature was the legal Leg p of the state. kL wet rs covstitutionally reguired. e (Ecllogy) happenedto bo Governur al the tui L Tocre was i legal quorum tu the Packand Leisl: ture roeoguized by nim. Tn the Lawer liouss Tuli quoruin was wdwitted (0 have Leet elocted on tho fice ol Who relurns. Jnihe Scuate thers wou sby clali . agalost (ko Unlted Slates ‘for seryices prior to 1861 to auy puravd who slded o the Rebelllon. Hejectod—yeas, 24, naye. 20, 3Mr. Merrinion then :uade” soveral Verbal chunges and as modided It was sgecud " Marqueite L 306 40 Eacanaha,. Bt Paul dou, recalved & menaciog lotter. 1o saut it to tus Berlin police. STOUMY $E3SION, A speclal from Berlin states that yosterday's sitting was gomcwhat storiny. The English delegates, supported by Count Andrassy, de- clared it inpossible to evon conslder the propo- sition for tho Russlan occupation of Dulgaria after tho sigoing of tho treaty. EASTERN NOTES, ARMESTS, Ono hundred aud thirty Soclaliste were arrest- cd‘ to-night at the Tivoll Biergarten, near this city. L N 1 80] nan; by tht g}tx‘s‘:«'lfinol“l’%‘ sz:”“-fl'é.'&’n‘.":m 5% with fater: ) fumors, ave heard of some Wouderful cures efettad Ly'ts. ¥ours tha, i, A, 1, U PRDAGH & GO Ts the original of COM | oo ot Starches, and it has held for 40 years the highest place in DR. RADWAY'S the estimation of housewives throughout the world. With REGULATING PILLS! A FALSE ALARM, 87, Louts, Mo., Juno 17,—~The Times of this city this mornlog has an article regarding the woueral strike which has been allezed would be lusugurstea to-dsy throughout the country, sod says there are no Indications bere, either among railroad employcs or other mechavles or labor- uousx, Copsideration wad resuumed of the Taternal Reve- nuo bifl, with Mr. Carlisle in the chalr, the pending smendinent belny tiut by Mr. Burcnard, tsponing. & tax of 1-24 0f 1 per cent per month un the overags mount of bank deposits eubject to draft or check; 1 being & wodideation of The existiug law on Lhe subject, ‘e amendment was ailopted, : (i tica sLihoretusna, o c ‘ 3 CERVIA. {og wen, of sny such mwovemont, and that none : it Bl ek ol "an aficer o 1he ks | (b G Flalok b Sase ik, Daniere, Soserhet TELEGRAPHIC NOTES, Dxionsos, Juns 17.~Tho moted Russlan | is avprebiended by tho smplorers of labor. It e e s e o) ;: b, x‘:u?a‘"t;'.':"." c;“.um? :AII’I; (fig;.m amendments. Agreed tu—ycar, L Bnacial Dispalch 10 The Tridund. Blavoplile, Uen.Fadaiefl, arrlved yesterday with | algo savs police and municipsl authoritics bave, Ak A e pixid Tennn Havte, Juve 17.—~To-day the United | dispatches for Princo Milau, who left burriedly States reveous ofliver released the large heer | for Nisch. The Iucident causcs apprehonslous brewery of Mosea Eauster, and be fs azalu in | of warlike comyplications. however, been on the alest, and aze propared to Mr. Lurchard (the next scctlon baving been meet, aud st once, any emergeacy that may J tend) said that the Lill ge wrlgivally roported wos one relatiog simply to the wsuser u{cu"ff economists it is the prime fa- | pritafine r e dhiain. vorite, as it will hold full one- | S it bullira i T third more water, and yeb | BB e A i maintain & standard consis- | oE e eSSty smpoms remiuss tron B S tenoy, For the laundry its fi:fii@g’fifi“fi}fiffl&;fififim one, : Ar. Windom s3idsa tlls dobate was to i thruugn th”afleruoon e would ithdra b tlious Fover. lodam: b o o e [ y isulie ctiug tu- arise. Besides baviog local mllitla well i baod e emouts of ! ::.x‘xu w0l bu withdrawn excupt by unsnlmous con- | duchnx the tax b tobicco ad Leen fucarporated ja | 1% 10 81,500, It was selzu . b(x reveuue do- | CONSTANTINOPLE, June 17.—The baggage be- | bave been made with the proper authoritics at tectives soine thoe ago for alle, rauds o its Etinas th thib ULYotaronls lopglug to the Russian headquarters was ro- Bugraro, N, Y., Juue 17.--About 400 moved from Ban Btefuno to-day. It is bot sloreters went oa's sriko th merbing. ¥ | known whethor Gen. Todloben fs moving north it he could not kive it hia support. e thereforo lcldcq the charge of e bill 10 the geutlewsn rou Virglnia (Tucker), and moved o luy tho bill on ke tablo. Defeatod—yeas, 11%; nays, 150, Mr. Thompson offered & Washiogton for prompt assistance from the military force now st the United States Ar- scual lo this city should their ald be deemed i Mr. Blaine sald be did not thiok o dont liad by Lt 10 ecud Sye sets to Now O 1, to toll off cnough me from (be lawful Legilaure to recoguize Nicholls s Guveruos, 1l (Lisiue) . neccesary. 0 ur ETU; s uttertoge 10 108 LG o # ccoguize Rickolle s duveruor, iy (Dia) ¢ vie'sud daolution or towarda tho centre of the Rusia line, bus | DOFESsarY. R 088, ultra pur siouitch e o ibe en Hurcied el o afeqtiayd wemmtagurnen e coeel HatH | StrpAireugict e oty i vl e CANADA. e e i s s mors povie (gt uiee o7 it smane, et e | cheapnoss, ultra purity, sweot- | sttt B A 8 sclect comuntice, o sit durlug the reces, to lu- inquire into the causes thercof, aud recommund tcmedles therefor. Adopted. Mr. hillips otlered sn swendment abolisning the tax on lucifer aud friction matches ufter the 33t of Jonuary, 1870, Adoted -ycas, 178; uays. 06, The laut sectivn of the btk having been read, Me. Bazuiug oflered 3a 8 sulstitule a0 amcodmens pro- widing thut the word ** gallou, " wheu used v re- gard t lager beer, ale, ctc., sball be beld to mean 3 wine valion, the liguld weasure contaluivg 231 cubic wches. Adupted. Counderation of the bill haviug besn compleled, Quenze, June 17.~The city was perfectly MONTENEORO. quivt yesterday, and though It was rumored | Loxnox, Juuc 17.—Tulegrams from Cettinjo au fmmensd weotlug was to b held at 8trock's | spuounce that on Friday the Turks from fu the afternoon, It turued out to be false, No | Scutasl attacked the Moutenogrius aad were uvusual gatherings oceurred anywhbere, Tue | repulsod. meu of the Fighth Battallon are stiil ‘under Bzurns, Juns 17.—The North German Oaztle ara at the Citadel aud Parllament House, say» the Austriau delegates for the Congress “The contravlor for the Purliauent bulldiogs | pavy recelved of th X made by th bavivg falled to carry out the couditions of biy [ B3Y0 recelved news of tho attack made by tha contract, work will be coutiuucd by the Goveru- | Turks on the Montoucgeing, fa which the Turke eud Upou Lwr terws to the workuen, luat several killed aud wounded, and sixty actiation wheq s 6 ik posture, Dl ness and lustre have become | E¥r¥sis it bade dbidiv el proverbial, while as a table :g;r;;gg;m.:&m.m‘.fl fed o edibile it stands the peerless | moudh EEhsseamy perbox. by Druggtsts. American preparation, uni-| READ FALSE AND TRUE. versally renowned. fcud ona Jtter stamp to RADWAY & CO., No- 53 E C.COAPIN Ger) A2 MG Duana-st, New Yok, _j &fi;:,“.:;,‘h‘m Lutosmation WorD Waksiad aud there was 0o one o throw doubt on Guv, Yackard's title excopt Hayes Limsclf, There ::l wu ¢fort made by the Cowmissiva (o get Leglala. 5 ture to recognize Pockard. Now hers was s de. mand (bt the men Who threw {uto chaos the uffaic of Loulslana,—the wen who were the authore of alt thy wischicf epacted since,—sboald be patd for 3 he, Tor ouc, would uok vute for wuch su crig 10 the remarks of Mr. Eustice, he said the Goveruvr of Luulataus wat i bis chalr to-day o wecuunt of & wob, Laring becs placed theto amoni the trawps snd wanderiog harvesters. hoss of this class who have stopved in this clty, or passed through within the past fort- night, bave, slwost without cxcoptivn, worn upon tho left breast 8 little scrap of red favnel, pluoed or sewed tu the clothing. Xoquir smopg thew shows it is thelr badie by whicl t.ln\:iy recoguize cach other. Thoy have sigus and wrips, aud talk mysterowsly ol trouble ta cowe durlng thu heated terus, “Thelr part, ey say, wlll Dot be to atart tho revolution, but to wct ws suxillar(es. They will walt for the fultis. Heat will freo thes) e Price, 2