Ethelbert L. Dudley, General Man

ager of tlio S:. Paul i Dulnth rond, died on the I5th at St. 1'anl of pneumonía, Charles U. 1;ai-(iiiiii, for Uventyfivo yoars city editor of t&e Boston Horald, died on the löth of pneumonía. In tlio oldi houaoe teod it New llacikensack, N. Y., Mr. Mary Klizaboth Mott colebratod her one hundrcdth blrthdajr on tho 16th and in the festiviües üve direct gcnerations partieipatod. Tuk West Virginia Legislature met on tho lOth and went into joint scssion to hear tho report from the committee on the Gubernatorial contest. The majority report gave Fleming (Dem.) 237 tnajority for Governor, and the minority report gave Golï (Rep.) 187 majority. Kkv. Dr. Ltmam Abbott was installed as the pastor of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, on the 16th. The dcad-lock of the Iowa House of Representativos remained unbroken on tho lOth. A joint Republican caucus was held in the evening to nomínate a candidato for United States Senator, and Senator Allison roceived every Ropublican vote in the House and Senate - soventy-eight in all. Judge S. T. Hoi-mks, Congressman from the Twonty-second Now York district in 1805, died at Bay City, Mich., on the 17th, aged 75 years. The death of Commodoro Joscph Bartino Huil, U. S. N. (retirod), occurred in Philadolphia on the 17th in his 87th year. AntÓinb Sanders, one of the oldest residents of St. Iouis and a survivor of tho battlo of Waterloo, was buried on ihe 17th. He was 97 years old. The dead-lock in the Iowa IIouso of Representativos remained unbroken on the 17th. R. MiLTON SrEER, of nuntingdon, Pa., a member of Congross from 1870 to 1874, died on tho 17th, aged 52 years.