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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-15

THE Washington correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Gazette, specializing
about the chance of Ohio Congressman
for denomination. thus refers to the dis.
trIct across the river:
John A. Bingham, OF the Sixteenth
District, Ia now In his twelfth year In
Congress; he has national reputation,
Is recognized rs one OF the readiess de.
baters in the House; has been Chair
man oftwo Boards OF Managers In i'm
parchment trials; Zone for The trial of
Mr.. Humphries, whom lie convicted,
and one for the trial of Andrew John.
son, whom he didn't,) and besides has
held other important trusts In and ont
OF Congress thut show the esteem in
which his party holds his abilities. He
can hardly fail of denomination; but
last year left nm adverse majority OF
two and three hundred In his district,
which no will have to overcome. There
la no Reasonable doubt that he can do II.
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Ara meeting Of tho Executive Com.
mittee OF the Equal Rights AsHocia.
ton, held in New York, Monday, June
sth. the following resolution WIS offer
cd by Theodore Tillou, md unnnI.
mously adopted.
WHEREAS, Miss Susan Il. Anthony.
through various published writings In
the RcuoluiiOn, has given tho world 10
understand that tho hope Of tho
WOmnn's Rights cause rests moro
largely with the Democratic party Than
with my other portion Of tho people;
therefore,
ReSoLUed, That Miss Anthony be- rc.
luested TO attend the approaching Ma.
iiOnAl Democratic Convention in New
York, July 4th, for the purpose OI ful.
filling thiHchserfnl hope by securing In
tho Democratic platform y recognition
of woman'S right TO tho elective fran,
chise. ....
We hope Miss Anthony will prCson
herself and, furthermore, that Mr.. Til
ton, ~ We think he ii duly bound Il
do, will back her application for nd
mission. II would BIO a decided novelty
to ind the Democracy espousinR boil
negro suffrage and woman'H rights.
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The letter sent in by Commissioner
Rollins, resIgnlng his Office, referred to
elsewhere, was returned tohIm.by Sec.
rotary McCulloch on the ground that
1t was not respectful to the President.
YET, Rollins was right in telling the
truth. The country Is being robbed by
dishonest officials; tho President il vlr.
tually tho head of tho thieves. Mr..
McCulIoCh knows this and consents;
Mr.. Rollins knows 1t and protests.
MGCnlloCh knows 1t and holds on 10
his Office, thus, at least. becoming an
accomplish; MIR. Rollins knows IL and
resigns, thus clearing his skirts of tho
responsibility. The people will CON.
mend Rollins, while they condemn
McCulloCh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-15

THE State Democratic Convention OF
Tennessee was held on Tuesday, at
Nashville. The comInIttee on nomi.
nations reported tho name Of Hum
phrey Bate as first delegate at large to
the National Democratic Convention.
A motion was made 10 substitute Gen,
n. b. Forrest. AfterR full debate, this
motion was carried. and Forrest was
chosen. During the debate, not a
solitary member objected to either
Forests Democracy or 10 his charac-
ter. He was conceded by to be a first.
rate Democrat. The only objection
made to him by those who favored
Bate, was that, although he was emil.
nently worthy OF Democratic honors,
yet II might not be polite to put him
forward just yet, on account of certain
prcjudiceS prevailing at the North
against notorious rebels, and particu.
larry against the guerrilla and clutch.
err" This objection, however, was
overborne, md Forrest was elected by
a clear two.thIrds vote. This infa.
nous rebel chief, therefore, will cnst
the vote of ono important Slate, and
perhaps, control the Democratic nomi.
nation for President, and tile Demo.
cratic party platform.
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CoNTUNAcIoUs witness Woolley IL ut
large, having been released from the
custody of the House by the adoption
of resolution reported by General
Bntler releasing him from arrest. he
WAS examined by the Managers Thurs.
day morning, and purged himself OF
his contempt by answering all of the
Questions propouuded TO him. II is
stated that no Information OF impor-
tanCo was elected in addition to that
already made public. General Butler
will be ready to report In few days,
and, 1t is claimed, he will show a col
lection Of over one hundred thousand
dollars in Baltimore, New York, Bos.
ton and Cincinnati, to defeat lmpeach-
ment, and that It's disbursement has
been covered by perjury. He Is will
ing to rest bis case there, and the seven
Republican Senators who voted not
guilty must share the odium of corrup-
ton that he Is confident he Will be able
to demonstrate exists among them.
Some OF the testimony will not be very
flatterins to Pendleton, who, 1t appears,
was especially anxious for Johnson's
acquittal,
Tho Managers say they Will prove
conclusiyely that had the vote been
taken sooner the President would GER
taiuly have been convicted; that his
last vote was never "secured" until
about ten hours before the vote was
taken on the eleventh article, and that
some OF his counsel are seriously com.
promised by their associations aud
knowledge Of these corruptIons.
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BALTIMORE will soon enter Into the
possession OF II noble eStalo, devised Ia
II for Tho purpose OF establishing a
grent University In tho Monumental
CITY. John Hopkins, reported TO be
tho wehlthlcat man In Baltimore, md
now approaching tho ago OF eighty, II
iS stated, hhH recently made hIR will,
beqnehlhinS 10 tho city Sl,600,O0O Ia
money hnd u magnificent suburban
eHtnt. FOR educational purposes, and m
addliionaI million for tho erection of q
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DIED.

CUNNINGuAM-on Sunday morning
Juno Il, lBGS, MrS, MAHIA CURNINuHAM, ii
tie Ujth year OF her aye.
The funeral Will taEO place from tho resi-
denco OF Mrd. Written, on Main street, this
afternoon nj o'clock. Tho rrisndS Of tho
family arc respectfully invited 10 attend.
TllOMAS-sundAy morning, Juno lith,
Mrs, ANGELINA l., wllU OF l.. q. TnOMAS
uged IS years.
Tho funeral services will In held nj ten
O'Clock, n. M, Monday 18th Inst. at MB.
WitlOnG, Main htrOot.
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Con,mIisIoner Rollins ana Secretary
TcCulloch

Commissioner Rollins and Secretary
McCulIoch.
AspicY correspondence passed last
Friday between Secretary Mcculloch
and Commissioner Rollins. The for
mertook occasion TO return the letter
Of the latter giving the Secretary the
reasons for his resignation, with the
following Endorsements: 1.-THE within
commu nlcation, just handed TO me,
although bearing date the Sth inst, ID
considered partial and incorrect III Ia
statements, and unjust and disrespect.
full 10 the President. 1t IL therefore re-
turnedt 10 Mr.. Rollins" Ilt
Mr.. Rollins again sent his letter Of
resignation 10 Secretary MoCulloch,
with the following Endorsement:
"Unless the Honorable Secretary
shall point out wherein the inctosed
communications Is either partial and
Incorrect In Its attachments or unjust
and disrespectful TO the President.
must consider Its return 10 me un.
justitiable, and the reasons Therefore
otherwise than those assigned"
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Spttial AulIste.
The Great Blood Purifier.

aif SIC Il i4.s'st go
In thespring everyone feels tho need Of an
infallible remedy for The Impurities OF the
Blood, pygpepala. Acidity Of the Stomach,
and kindred lailmenti. such medicine a
MlsHLER,s HERR BITTERs. which Inns
prq9en p blessing tohumapity ana enjoys
reputation extending throughout the ,coun-
Try. BY iia5udieious and timely use, al such
time places whore 1t might DO Of use, II
viii saIely avert tho approach OF the most
inGidiots disease. Danger and sickness viii
only cnsuo when the human system Is out Of
order Either the blood, Tho stomach, the
! yer or the kidneys may DO deranEed, ard
disease In the guise Of soine dangerous fever.
orracklng. cruel palm, OF wearing, dobillta,
ting siclress, will speedily bring lie victim
70 the couch OF lines, unles q PREVENTIVE,
sure in lta operations. ard certain In ia efi
fects, Il promptly taken, and, we repeat.
such q medicine Is Af1BHLERis HERB BIT'
TIERS. Sold by all Diuggists and dealers, 4.
=. Hartman & Co, ProprIeto,s, Lancaster,
Pa. Glr ~ lFgGT :
For sale by LAuGHLlN, SMITH q CO..
Wholesale Druggists Wheeling, W. Va. :
myl6'2w 5li y. - " Wv
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Screaming at the top Of iLsyoloe- dIsturbs
all the ileepy heads Of the house, and your
nextdoor neighbor. How often you hear
the thonghtlcss remark, " Choke that Sdual.
ling Babyp Now, this Ia worry unkindi OF
you, my friend. Once you had Just such a
time Teething, Cholic, Pain, Fretful, Wake
fal Fever, Bowels diSturbed. No Sleep for
child OF parent Along night OF watching,
and a weary morning dawns, bringing No
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-15

Es'Afs FOR YOUNG MEs. on the Errors,
Abu,es and Diseases, which create impedl.
ments to Marriage, with The humane view
oftroatment and cure, and In sealed letter
envelopes nee of charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. mylp.amhk,v
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Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON WAS nomi,
mated for the mission to England, Fri.
day, and tho nomination confirmed by
the Senate without reference 10 n com
mittec. This Ia IA courtesy usually OK.
tended in such cases 10 those who arc
or have been members OF the Senate
where there are no unusual grounds oil
objection. Mr.. Johnson's ia probably
ns unobJectionnble nm appointment as
tho President would have made. II
would look little bettor, however, II
tho Inter were not just now bestowIng
quite 40 many appointments amongst
those who helped him through the I'm.
parchment difficulty. This may not
be lseverdy Johnson's roward for hls
vote and Influence In that business,
hut II Ia open to II suspicion OF that
kind.
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LAUdHLIN's INFANT 0oRDIALlll
Baby rests sweetly; the little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma Is rested; Papa L.
ready for breakfast, and your neighbor will
not say, Hang the Baby" but blessed be
Laughlins Infant Cordial. Only Is cents q
Bottle. mar1s.
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EVERY EVENING,
Sunday Excepted, Mt nine O'clock y. III.
Passage Through, Meals and State Room
included 81 81.
Boat for PlttsburE every morning at :
o'clock.
FIelShtR will be received al ali hours oftht
day on tho landing. Tarpaullns and otfei
appliances have been provided by tho com.
pany for the preservation and safety OF al
freight, whether In large parcels or small
packages.
EreisIt carried either up or down at RE,
DUCED RATES.
JAS. H. HOLMES, Agent.
T. II. MONG, Freight Agent,
ONCE and Sitting Room, No. 20 Monroe st
mlrgtf
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Trustee's Sale.
For Sala

A DESIRABLE PIECE OF GROUND
"A OF one acre bound on the west by Lind
street, on the south by Spruce street, In FaSt
Wheeling. Also two lots 70 feet front on
low prices. 'S'--' ''.'1 ~
apr23 l.. IRWIN
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Steamboats,.
Fare Reduced.

The fine slde.wheol Steamers
- u; y. MCCULLOUGH, Capt. Moore.
LsIlaS4 BAfARD, Capt. Rhepherd
Leave Wheeling for Marietta and Par.
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farLrlug6S dallery, III main Street
DARrRIpaE ID NOW BETTER PRE-.
pared than ever, and otfara greater In.
ducementS than heretofore TO those wanting
anything, from Card Picture, al 25 for one
dollar, 70 the finest OH Painting, al Iess
prices than formerly. 49,
My Gold Frames arc all gilt in my estab.
'lishment and nothing but the best gold
used, and will be sold as low as the same
quality OF work can DO bought East or West,
large assortment OF Gold Frames for OIL
Paintings always on hand. Old Frames re-
Gilt and made better than when new. All
wood. ITyI
Photograph Albums, stereoscopes and
Views, Wall Brackets, Artists Goods, In.
Guiding Oval and Square stretcherH, ull,
Canvas, Tube Paints, &C., DC.
stock or Looking Glasses and Pictures,
day.
The Schedule of Pricoa adopted for a few
days for the benefit OF School Children
should receive the attention OF every Parent
within nity miles OF Wheeling. je9
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Valuable Coal Property for Sale.
A s1 nu,IT. 4 TWENTY ACRES OF LAND,
aM..e,ulng house on the hRmo, and connected
mn hSoa Vein uudefiy ing more than one
t ,unsHteu hnd lixty Acteg OF tie adIolnlnp
n ssngn; A Coal AaIlk, with The InScclsaIy
Hh nn,,e Il, nov open Thee lands 10 on The
Mneeling. For terms, apply 70 z, + W
lellezW 4 80 1kMFS pAItLI.
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DEMANDING UNCLAIMED IN THE
II Post Once AT Wheeling, on Monday
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agtiB aassrtis
iiesa .Tussday Morning Packet fol
~. rtInIaan..nii n...i a. 1919 q -

Cincinnati and SO. Louln.
h - The largo side wheel rashenker
II ~ ,lteamer 81, MkRYS, Sweeney
Master, will leave az above on
Lqs.GsS ,n 1Sin3g ION MTG 'slosk.
4 For freight or passage, npply To-
~ II. MoNG or JAS. n. HOLMES,
ielb.1t ~ lslff Agents,
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WHEELING lNTELLIGENCER.

II II II NJ b.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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BUCKLRY0a Saturday Mar To- Jane. Buek,ex .s. - ..
months aud % DAYS '' - - 'e''''s
The relatives friends respectfully invited to .u..s M, t.
from bis late residence No ia Caunoat Tuesday isA
II O'Clock.
Boston papers please copy
CARNSOn Sunday the 18th Elizabeth widow thu .. Psls
Cairns. in the 54th Of beT
relatives and friends Of the family respectfully sle.f
the funeral Tuesday tia 18th n al from the
Of her William Cairns No 241 South Secood st jersey CITY
PoOTR-In Chicago Thursday Nay H. Erar Lsaoe Psots
Brooklyn, n. T., aged ~ Years
The remains viii be GfsenvOO Notice Of the aaer
after. ....
oTTIGYoE-oo Sunday May H. Geuet ~ otsSOa In The sid
year Of his age -,
afternoon O'Clock Keyes aud friends are nvact
attend The remains viii be taken to foskes oa wednesday nora
ing for nermeut
0UDNos Monday Ms 49, Laeies 0ada Instructor OF French u Ne
College Of the City ofEewHort in the 10th year OF hts age
The friends the deceased aud the family aud also he u
Ocers Alumni Students Of The Ceg invited seead ne
funeral from his redenee no i3 Esst SsSeaiseuss a. the
Tuesday afternoon at ececk.
RoAKEA Bayonae. NJ j. hOsasy MAY 49, James Rosss.
the 43d year Of his
relatives family respectfully invited sitose
the funeral without further notice. from hs residence deceased
at O'Clock N. on Wednesday May %
sMTHon Sunday morning hs iT inst MIRA Esther Smith, 10 ~
ssth year Of her age
The friend, family invited to attend the aasrh usao
further notice. Tuesay the ls.h inst al 10 Oclock hos hS
former residence. No. lis West EIevenhsL
sTErSON-On Lemael stetsoa. a
Pisttsburgb Clinton County, n T.
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JAPAN.
THE OUTRAGEs AT osAKA-rHE MKADo AND
THE FOREIGN MINISTERS.

THY OuTRAGEs AT osAKA-THE MKADo AND
THE FOREIGN MINISTER'S
Kenzabors the officer in command OF Prince
BerEons troops who ordered the firing on the foreigners
at Hogo was executed by order OF the Meade In the
presence OF foreigner from each European legation
together with equal number OF japanese oIncais
scene solemn and impressive The eonaemned oeins
90 high sankd death Ss aeSnowedsed
that a tses s With
The foreign representatives. reqSssee acOordiOg
to japanese law, but to permit Il to descend
70 his family. The request was granted: next
d s6s M ans On March Minister
with each OF their went 70 OSAKA intending 70 re-
.J sss1 s sssn:
torn 20 pieces TIE nee Fr nnS Sailors
ing on Osaka were attacked By Prince v aaS @ob Iss
Eleven Frenchmsn a were sr aieo hurled ah HioSo
Two days subsequently all the NJ Ministers IaiS
Ministers demanded the execution Of concerned
In the murder, with an apology from Iosa an1 to
x MsSh demands we're Complied With on March
American Minister left for Yokohama taxing WIN 1 tha
u s. steamer Monocaey with the intention Of aeiendng
foreign interests the Mkado having INFORMED tnen tas
probable intention OF lighting On March lStn tne Aner
can Minister went to nedao ma one then rstrneS
TO Yokohama He wasthe last and only Minister az
The aps USPs into YOioSama apparently
troed Disturbances occurred and the people Deca9
alarmed.
emthores OF Yokohama and decided TO post the Ametr
can Prussan French, and British soldiers ana MARINES
Mt tha entrances OF the settlement, ana prohpt
the entrance Of armed Japanese from without cut
one priest was killed, and another captured ana exc
ented by s,os Bash The Tycoon counse peace 70 tne
Jspaness nation and offers TO submit 70 tho wni % tne
Mkado the good Of Japan and may sae
ONCE under him when the new Government Is
The Yokohama, 1t IS expected VIII snerty
nass auiey into the MkadOs hands, whose commission
"a hourly expected to arrive His envoy 70 the TYCOON
arrived at Teddo with troops on the th OF Agr hs
Mikado has notified the Ministers that he WI Ianiu
fu all existing treaties and gag Mnissps
wsre al TOfahAma April 49, and n..ior.i; fsse
The Ram stonewal arrived safely In 20 days rom LION
olnu Both OF hostile branches OF the
ernmept wanted her Each, however, preferred tne
American Minister should retain her under me Aetesn
ag for the present which he has done, awaiting
tjans from Washington whom 70 deliver her TO- AL tne
Foreigners approve his action and the japanese
| 1T. A., 40 oil, Arm nriee, high
Teas-sccck low probably a6OG. coUseeaentiy inactive
though prices are well sustained The ship ANA nd
| New.York took $50 7ol Ds OF tea imports A'O " ~"
| transactions limited Exchange io"'
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE LONDON PRESS ON THE PRESIDENTS AC-
QUITTAL.
ATLANTIC rELysRAPH rHE TRIBUNE
LONDON. May 1s.-Tbe telegram from the New
York Associated Press Office announcing the acquit
tai of President Johnson the eleventh of
the impeachment articles has created most
profound sensation. Nearly all the morning
journals have editorial articles on tho sub
ject. The Times says: 1.-THE eleventh ar
ticle was almost too vague for substantial charge;
but the vote 1t corects the fear of any party bias
and shows the case to have been judged on its merits
alone' The Morning Telegraph has the following
Dignity and decOrum have marked the whole
trial, and the nOn-removal of the President is
most fitting close Even the most ultra Radicals
will be compelled to admit this at no distant
day." The Standard says The Radical plot has
been beaten and the country has been saved
the shame of deposing its Chief Magistrate for
refusing to obey an illegal act OF Congress"
The Morning Post considers the vote on the eleventh
article of impeachment conclusive and says Inc
result of this trial demonstrates the folly of the Rad
cas the certainty of success is the only excuse
for their taking such step as impeachment. After
ALL If the right is indicated that result is due to ac-
cidentn The Daily Nees takes widely different
ground in its comments, and thinks the vote is not
conclusive of the whole case.
RESPITE GRANTED TO BARRETT.
A respite Of one week has been granted to Barrett,
the Clerkenwell conspirator, who is under sentence
of death.
ANOTHER DEFEAT OF THE GOVERNMENT
LONDON. May 1S-MDNIGHT-In the House of
Commons, the Scotch Reform bill was under consid-
GRAFTON. Mr.. William L. Baxter. the member for
Montrose, moved to add to the number of Scotch
members of the House by taking the franchise from
some of the small English boroughs. Mr.. Bouverie,
the member for Kilmarnock, moved that
the rating clause in the bill be thrown out.
The Government opposed the motions, and, on diyi-
sion of the House. were beaten in both cases. MIR.
Disre after the result of the last division was an
nounced. rose and said the Ministry must now con-
slider their position.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
.o,.vsrtc MARKETS.

K,,,.ro MAJ B-Is ,tOrswAs, "a 100 BUSH cSss 70 90
bush Vs "a 0co busb shpnentsWhea, 5000 ouh Corn
20; 90 bush os e Sa'h Fsh.ttS % what. %
Corn % "a ADD White wner ia good ds%ss ,s sale.
Cosn dull sales 5000 bush. Ysiow al % ~ bush
at sl O5 closing weak Data DAN sa.s JSoo bush
@ =, 1s,e Barley good inQarJ but market bare sale
Csu,da a. sso Rye wanted market bare hss' P0sk IN
s,c.ra Ca MAJ i8-Co,ou IA, saA nSmiaally sic 49,
anstIr Ala MAJ s-Cotea closed dFn Mdang Joc sales w
A.ss, I,e.!c,s Toe tss DAYS lss bales ne eHPers
W,.alseros G., M Spirits rarpsates WesksS eiPts'
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anpnsEous RuMoR ABOUT LAYD. BouNrIK'

AN UNCONSCIOUS RUMoR ABOUT LASD, BouNTiks
In answer TO an inquiry, explained below, wo
have received the following note nom the Commissioners
of the Land once:
To "a. Editor Of Ts Tribsaf ., ,ah ,ratsnt contain
ING printed slip which states that pnyss efsa pI
were called into service after Cen f9peS hosntsis
w. essonay engaged the Held or IN nosP, vs.
ana nceiyed no compensation, are entleu, ~ nnhiio
cent decision OF the LandOnice 10 hJ ,rns have 10
Sat there has been NO such decison made oy 'nS
TSare has been no law enacted granting lana or m
,inS the ssue Of land warrants TO any the
the land or naval service OF the United e'n'''
recent civil war. . o.a
several Lnad- 0Hee. May is, 1868
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GERMANY.

COUNT BISMARCK ON AUSTRIA.
BERLIN. May 1S.-In debate on the treaty with
Austria, Count Won Bismarck said while Prussia.
applying herself no pressure waits for the time when
the South German States shall seek union with the
Confederation of the North she condemns the exer-
else of any restraint upon the free action OF the
Zallvarain DetD
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 18.-The steamship
York from China and Japan, is now entering tho
harbor She took the place of the Great Republic Of the
regular mail ne The latter steamer March g. when
IN lat 300 NJ Ion 1902 E. broke her starboard shaft and
after reaching Yokohama under sail and with one wheel
The steamer New-York left Hong Kong April TO- and
Yokohama April 23.
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HlYTI AND ST THOMdS'

,,op.p,r OVERTHROW or THE ADMINIsTRA-
TioN OF PRESIDENT sALNAVB-E&rfkEsi-
DENT CABRAL, p.o.;
$500 ba. taken refuge in Portau Prince, ana
that he reached city with only TO men ths ~ hSs
~ ny at hs will burn tue city before
ne rnInor states that be has been ~
,ai 81 g. Dosningo arrived at ST. Thomas on the ~
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Among tn,

Among the passengers ON sSs n 9ns Of sSs
from San Francisco a0 and Charles Wslcott
prooks the Consul Of Japan at san nd
turns TO San Franclsco after Wa" W. ~
.,.Jth the Japanese Government
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FRANCE.

SICKNESS OF THE EMPEROR.
PARIS. May l8.-Tho Pays newspaper, to-day says
the Emperor Napoleon has been i'll but his condition
is now much improved.
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In1onpNMENr on THE OHIO LEGIsLATuRE.

COLUMBUS, May 18.--The Legislature ad-
learned today until the asd of November next The bill
10 prevent tho Supreme Court from considering any case
under the visible sdmiIture law out Of h Order. was
oaAsed aud Is law The Court Is two yess behind on
its docket.