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st. Louis.
-FLoUR-Very dull and

APRIL 2-FLoUR-Very dull and
GRAINSWheat-Frm at 81 1Oal l5
for spring. Corn-Steady at 65a67c.
Oats-Better at 64a65c. Rye-Unchang-
ed at 81 2Oa1 26. Barley-Unchanged
at 81 75a1 80 for Iowa spring.
WH1sKY-Dull at SIC.
Observation-Disclosures at $3l.
BAcon-Sells In small way at 1870
for shoulders; 1870 for clear rib; and
17a174c for clear sides. L4rd-At liza
171<c.
APRIL 22.-FLoUR-S6 OOa6 %.
GRAIN-Wheat-.No Corn
76c, on track, for new. OAts-6Oc In
81 90 for Canada, delivered.
SEEDs-Timothy seed s. 75; Glover
seed 50 25.
PRov1s1oNs-Pork- 90. LarI-l9c.
HIGHwINEs-Nomin
The market Is very dull; the only
sales reported was six cars OF corn.
APRIL 22.-FLoUR-Dull.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Ste and un-
changed; amber 81 As; white Michigan,
regular, 81 46; No. l red 81 AK; buyers
and steady: No. 1, Csc; No. 2, 621<c:
Michigan Csc. Oats-1c better and firm
at 64c Tor No. 1. Rye-Dull and un-
changed; No. 1 81 25. Barley-Un-
changed and dull.
Cleveland.
APRIL 22.-GRA1N-wheat-
red winter held at 81 43: No. do. a.
81 80. Corn-Sales of 6 cars at 6Oc; and
No. 2 do. at 500. Oats-Held at $50. Rye
Held at 81 25a1 80.
OILs-Perroleum-Du and steady;
refined held at 30a3Ic for standard
white in large lots; small lots for retail
trade at 32a33c.
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A. N. Drackhouse, of Cincinnati,
was on Wednesday thrown from a
milk wagon, of which he was driver,
and killed instantly.
Private advices received at Wash
ington, announce the death of Capt.
Henry A. Wise, formerly chief OF the
Bureau OF Ordinance of the Navy De.
partment. He died at Naples on the
1st instant
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CUBA.

HAVANA, April Zz'
The following news Is official; The
news OF the surrender of Villaniel, Cas-
sanar and Juneo, with 600 Of their fol-
lowers, Is premature. At the last ae-
counts the agreement between the in
surgents and the Spanish General was
not complete.
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RA1r1mnRE. Anril 81.

BALTIMORE, April 81.
In the Kimberly Butler case, in Bal
timore yesterday, Chief Justice Chase
decided that the Constitution does not
shield members of Congress from pro-
cess OF summons in civil suit, but the
word arrest means forcible detention
with a view to Imprisonment, also that
the money claimed being paid to Pro-
vost Marshal and not TO the defendant
the latter could not be held accountable
F0 ~
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
SPAIN.

MADRID. April %.
In the debate on the Constitution in
the Cortes. yesterday, Senior Figuras,
the Republican leader, said the only al
Tentative left the majority in the Cortes
was to restore the Bourbons, or inaugu-
rate republic.
Senior Sorilla, OF the majority, replied
that the restoration of the Bourbons
was an impossibility, and republic
would be national calamity. He said
the majority would certainly succeed in
obtaining King.
MADRID, April 22.-Evening.
The article OF the Constitution guar.
anteeing universal suffrage has been
carried in the Cortes, almost unani-
mously, only one hundred and forty
deputies dissenting.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, April %.
The projected loan to the Spanish
Government Of Gs. 100000 sterling, was
introduced to day In the London mar
ket, by J. S. Morgan, and is great
success.
The Oxford boat crew have accepted
an American challenge for four cared
race in August next.
Tho bullion in the Bank OF England
increased Col, 900 sterling since last
week,
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The Boston Post says that "sanford's
presents to Senators and senators
wives did his business for him, but 1t
was a dreadfully poor business ior the
country" Considering that Mr.. san
ford is Democrat, who keeps himseli
In Office under a Republican ADMINS
tration, we think the Democratic )ourn'
ais do very wrong to abuse him.
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Dealers in sheep here have telegt aph.
ed to their Western correspondents TO
stop shipments for the present. The
causes assigned for the great depression
of the mutton and beef market are the
unexpected warm weather, the abund-
ance OF shad, the general staRnation OF
business here, and the poverty OF the
mass of mutton and beef consumers.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The sudden upward turn in Govern
ment bonds is due TO the heavy pur-
chases Of the "shorts' to cover contracts
put out during the depression of the
last two or three days.
VESSEL BURNED AT SEA.
The ship Frederick, arrived here,
picked up the captain, six of the crew
and three passengers of the North Ger
man ship Adele, burned at sea on
voyage from Bremen for Rangoon.
APPEALs AGAINST A CORRUPT BILL.
The morning papers OF both parties
contain strong appeals to the Legisla-
ture to sustain Governor Hofman's
rsilroad veto, but it is the general i'm
preston that it will be overruled.
These bills appropriate money and con.
fer franchises to the extent Of about
81 100000
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CANADA.
FenIan Claim Against the United
AthteN.


OTTAWA, April %.
In the House of Commons last night
Mr.. Gait gave notice that on Friday
next he would give papers relating to
the cost of defending the frontier and
the subsequent expenses of the Fenian
invasion as consisting the claim against
the United States. He said his object
was 10 give the members an oppOrtu-
nifty of speaking upon the subject and
expressing their views on the speech OF
Senator Chandler and the proceedings
of the United States Senate on Monday
last.
Sir John A. Mcdonald said it was not
the intention of the Government to re.
commend the commutation Of the SEM
tence of father Mcmahon and other
Fenian prisoners.
A bill to amend the act authorizing
the extraditIon of criminals charged
offences against the United States was
introduced and read first time.
PORT CoLBoRN, c. W., April %.
The Northern Transportation Com
pany's propeller City of Concord left
here at noon to-day. When about a
mile out she became surrounded with
ice and Is now stuck fast. Three other
boats belonging to the same line have
been in sight in the ice all day, and
have gotten close to the City of Con-
cord. 1t is not probable they Will get
through it tonight. There are large
quantities of Ice in the lake but it ap-
pears soft.
GRANNY, CANADA, April %.
While number OF persons were con-
gregated on the principal bridge at this
place, last evening, watching the flood,
one end gave way, precipitating eleven
persons into the water. The river be-
ing very swift and water unusually
high, no assistance could be rendered
to the victims of the disaster, and the
whole number were quickly carried out
OF sight and drowned,
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THE Pacific coast Senators and e&
Senators all intend going home by RAJ
next week. The road Is finished, e1'
cept twelve hours of staging.
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CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco Protests Against Some
of Grants Appointments.

OAN T hANUIsCU1 5ApEII AIsl
A special meeting OF the Chamber of
Commerce has been called to consider
the proprtety of memorial to the Pres
ident against the removal OF the branch
mint in this city. Already the appre-
tensions of the closing OF the esta ablish-
ment had led to the recall OF loans and
depressed business on 'Change. II
cannot be possible that the Senate will
confirm these nominations, thus dtsre-
garding the memorial and protest OF the
business community Of this city.
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River. and weather.

PrTTsBuRaH, April %.
Weather clear and pleasant; Themo-
meter 45S; MononRahela 10 feet and
| rising.
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NEW YORK.
REpoRreD roUrRAGE ON AMERICANS IN
CUBA.

RRPORTED OUTRAGE ON AMERICANs IN
CUBA.
NEW YORK, April 81, 'G9.
The San has the report of an outrage
upon three Americans at the burning
OF the hotel in Havana, where they
were stopping. When they came from
their room at the alarm of fire, Spanish
soldiers compelled them to work at the
engines, and would not allow them to
save their clothes and papers. One was
struck upon the head, and oil we've
threatened with death II refusing to
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VIRGINEA VALLEY RAILROAD.

VirslnIans In Baltimore Asking AID
to OExtend Ii.
BALTIMORE, April %.
A deputation of Virginians with Gen.
Lee acting as chairman, is on visit to
Baltimore to lay before the citizens the
importance of extending the Virginia
Valley Railroad, and urged the assist
ance and cooperation of the city.
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Great FreshetS In the North.
FLOOD IN NEW YORK.
ALBANY, April %

ALBANY, April %.
There is the greatest flood here since
1857 and the water Is rising one inch per
hour and the streets are flooded. The
Hudson River Railroad is submerged
st different points between here and
StuyVesant, and at some places washed
away. Several bridges on the Central
Railroad have been carried away and
travel Is entirely suspended. The flood
along the valley of the Mohawk was
the greatest ever known. The Central
Railroad track Is under water for miles
and no trains have been run since
Tuesday night. The Rensselaer, and
Saratoga Railroad is five feet under wa
ter between here and Troy.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The water still continues to rise at
the rate of an inch per hour. The Cen.
trail road is still submerged.
Troy, NEW YORK, April %.
The flood in the river here is the
highest since 1857. The lower portion
of the city Is inundated and several
piles of lumber was carried away
from West Troy and railroad travel is
suspended. The store-house of the
Glens Falls Lime Company, at Green
Island, containing about 1900 bbls OF
lime, was set on fire by the water slack
ing the lime and wholly destroyed, to.
gether with the storehouse OF Tales &
Severt CT this city. Loss $1,000. The
freshet north of us is very severe. The
boom above the dam at Glens Falls
was carried away this morning and
10000 logs set adrift. The loss will be
very heavy.
HUDSON, N. Y, April %.
The Hudson River Railroad track is
washed away between Stuyvesant and
Schodack, and several other points.
Travel is suspended.
FLOOD IN THE MERR1DLAcK.
CONCORD, April %.
The greatest flood in Merrimack since
1862. Vermont Central and Northern
railroad trains embargoed, mails and
passengers detained. A raft of Ole, ,OOO
logs belonging TO Mr.. Brown at White
River Junction, was carried away.
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5O BBLs. w1LMINaroN TAR, large b6ls
OU 30 Common Roam.
Pale 's
On hand and for sale low by
mvS OHAS. Il. BERRY
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Called "Gela Metal"
,> ,o,n
Which has all tho appearance OF FINE SoLD,
$500 and Ii very handsome.
Prieos Of Mems Watches, Hunting Cases.
,ov.., r-,., w.,.h ,o,d ,,o,.l oo
Po.nt;srf an1,.v"J r.ss .pcbor icvcr tx M
Rssutihoi octs nnn'sSsns Gao Nnc Snish TX S1
Eesyv Lnsrirsn stylp 15 90
nne'Ssit .,-s anrr:rci c.:e -. 80 IN m
Rcsntis1, strr, yvIndess nics :ile Watch On %
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-06

SPANISH VuLAISY IN CunA. All visitors
to Havana have seen Tue immense mansion
or palace of Aldamas, and they have all
heard something of tho history Of thegrcat
Cuban nabob. We learned some time ago
that this, ns well ~ all tho other property
of Adams had been conliscated by the
Spanish authorities, and now il has been
turned into II casino, or ~fesiaurant. From
the beginning Of tho troubles in Cuba, Al
damas has been looked upon with suspi-
cion, ON account of his former sympathy
with liberal movements; but Captain Cen
eral Dulco induced him to give n million
dollars to the Spanish causo, and il was
supposed this would save him from trol-
BILE. The Spanish anthorities, however,
were anxious 10 find proof against him, aud
the 9 of getting hold of hm VAT
property; and, after ho came TO this coun-
NY, they had no difficulty in doing 50. His
property was conflscatod, and o the la
vana volunteers carry on their nightly rev
els in the halls Of Aldamas. IN T. Times.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-06
CHINESE TnEATRIcALs.
Amusing uIustratlons Of the Bistrion-
fo Arr IN n san Francisco Theatre.
From the San F~rancisoo Morning Call.

Amusing Illustration Of n u,str,on-
fo Art ia n san FrRncisoo Theatre. Z
VI. From the San francisco Morning Call.
A few wears AGO the proprietor of the.
Chinese theatre on jackson street returned
from China. bringing with him n mpan
of ninety performers that had been pef-
forming for many yenrs at Canton. as who
had a wide reputation for talent, and aero
bats, yaulters, vocalists, and general per-
forbiera Thor wardrobe ~ OF She most
GORGEOUS style md cost tn Chihf, where
everything Is so cheap.a opower" of money.
Their arrival, os A matter of course. caused
considerablo excitament among the Chi
nese non Ian. because i'm iLo tronpo were
several ladies' whose foat were NO larger
tban a mans little finger. The theatre ON
jackson street. which IL NJ largo as tho.
Met%ropolitan. was crowded 10 excess ON
the openipr NIGHT. and each eveninp since.
The fame Of tho company has GRADUALLY
extended beyond Chintso oirciesE and
every eyoning now sees quite n number of
Americans i'm the audience. Instnight we
dropped in Tor n few mohentA and wore
aetonisbed at the scene bcforo us. Near
Itbe door sat a silent old follow rolling mn
betel nnta aud uuicklIme, and selling A
"chaw" to tho auditors AS they came in.
The females are the greatest patrons of the
luxury, and scarcely ono failed 10 invest
five cents in n chaw. A short distance of,
were several woll.known politicians, who
were evidently under the convoy ola prom.
inent Chinese c~onDyd7bye. The staaa IA
filed with neiors. musicians. and spacta-
tors: for II tho actors haye enough room TO
stand and move about they arc content
The music (2t-shade OF Mendelssobn +
wat considered grand by tho chinese. but
10 our cara IL was nothing but tho terrific
din, caused bv the beating OF ponos. TIM
cinshing Of cymbals, the squoakhk Of ia
dies, the beating of drums, aud the footing
OF estimate trumpeta. 10 give
us n headache that VIC did
not recover from for ten hours, When
we arrived, " had arrived 20 that pNoh.
where n rebellion had broken out, and the
adherents OF each party were preparing ".
decide matters by the gneo Of battle.
Troops were being marshalod and reviewed,
inspected and harangucd to the highest
pitch of courage. The cavalry woro rep
resented by fellows Carrying switches, and
the taking OF the switch from tho hand of
the rider was, by n violent presumption,
considered to DO d~ismounting. One body
of cavalry was painted to look ~ near like
devils "a possible, and, without hesitation,
VIC will accept thom as such. Another lot
were gallant zoo-zoos, and wore the con
yentional big trousers of tho zouaves.
These latter appeared to belong to the at
lacking pnrty, and were ''eager for the
fray" for they dared their antagonists to
come out and have a Square thing" Of IL.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-06

lSsmEs n OgTsmEs.-Tho publishers Of
tho EVENING WIacOssIs, milwaukee,, the
ollginators VI tho economical systam 0 fpriul
cd paper for country Journals, arc now fur
nishing paper at merely Il nominal price
some ioeeks absolutely free " oasi. We arc
now furnishing about two hundred paporH,
and are willing TO contract With ono hundred
more. Apply, stating circulation, TO tllo I'M
dorHigned. Wo print four sizes Of Outsidos
aud Insidos -22x32, 2lA3G, 2GXiO, 2Bxil. Re-
publican, Democratic and Neutral, CWABlEu,
AIKEss n CRAMRR, Milwaukee, Wis.
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81 900 eRII ssTi s!.alst y Sa: AZ : sn! sA rs

81 % oRIi EETi aio1ip9 r Sss ,a IN Sni eA iSs
Medical uculty have pronounced incurahla, that
will not euro.
DIR RIUHAUS GOLDEN BAISAM Mol,
Nticure hfnhtiis IN Ia PRIMARY and secondary stagaH,
suqha old Ulcers, ulocnted Sore 'rhrosI Sore ives
SKIN Frnptons and soreuoas OF the SoAln, efndicnlng
disoasohnd nercuYlhoroughlY. rT.
DIR, US GOLDEN BALSAM M. q.
will cure the third stages; Syphiltio aud Merourial
Rheumatism, otto, and l dofy those who suffer from
such diseases 10 obtain a radical unre without tho aid OF
this medicine, which does not prevent tho ~pAtisnta
from eating and drinking shat they like.
Price Of either No oT2 Sb per bottle, nrtWO bottles 81.
DIR. RfOHAU'S golden ANTfDOrE,
\ safe and radical cure for GonOrrhoa, Gravel, aud all
Urinary Derangemonta, accompanied with full diroc,
tOna Warranted 10 euro. Price, R3 per hottie.
DIR, RlUHAUfS GOLDEN ELtNlR GLAMOUR,
a radical cure for General Debility in old or yoaag,
h%npartinE enegy To those Who have Id alto OF eouan.
Atty Price, 20 por bottle, OF two bodies 80. 10y
On roceipt % price, by mail oritIproa, the8e rome
dieawill DO shipped 10 any plaoa. Prompt attentoD
paid 10 all corfobpOudOnta Mono genuine without fIe
name Of PIN ki0hAU,s GOLDEN REMEDIES.
DIR. ilOHARDh, sole PROPRIETOR, blown la glass Of
bottles, Address, DIR. ID, Is. RICHARDS,
No. ~ Narick st., New York.
Once houru from "a. N. to q n. NJ Circulars s0nt-
Coua4 ndcnH AnsWer0d febHly
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-06

Extract nom a letter from J. o. PRArr, dated
Quincy, ohAntauquA 90, n. ", August "a 1884,
l have been acquainted with your medicine tdarg'
ling ON for the last fourteen years. II has proved
q sure euro for Foot Rot In Sheep for which I sold
the last bottle and have calls almost daily for more.
Please forward As soon az convenient.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-06

PREMATURE BURIAL.- "A paper In All the
Year Round speaks of the many cases Of
premature burial which OCCUR during the
prevalence of cholera. IL says among 9th
or things that "Dr. Londe states as an nc
lnowledged fact that patients pronounced
dead of cholera have been repeatedly geen
to move n or moro of their limbs aftor
death" Mr.. Searle, an English surgeon,
has often remarked this fact; and DIR. Vey-
rat, of the Bath establishment, AK Savoy,
Buccededin "resuscitating' hyoung woman
after she had apparently been dead for
nearly three days. Apropos of the subject
of premature burial, Of which many poo
Pile have a horror not altogether unreason.
able, it may be wellto state that n French
doctor has recently invented n process by
which II may DO determined with absolute
certainty whether n person supposed to be
dead ia NO or not. Belladonna dropped on
tho living eye always causes dilation Of the
pupil, while on the dead eye il has no eff
feet. A camera with the ordinary photo
graphic paper, which is ruled with delicate
Lines, is placed over the eye undergoing
examination. The paper is unrolled from
o spindle for ten or fifteen minutes, at the
expiration of which time, if no variation in
tho size of the photograph of the pupil can
be detected, tho subject is known TO be
dead.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-06

"A party Of Muncio dnd) ladies' head
ed by Mrs. Franc, the revival lady, recent
ly visited the saloons of that city for tho
purpose OF holding prayer meetings. Be
ing unable 10 effect nm entrance alta certain
MARX Walliags, they organized on the side
walk, whereupon the ungpllont proprietor
proceeded to pump wator on them through
a garden engine. III
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-06
AND KIDNEYS CURED.


Isaac W. Briggs, Of l45 Suffolk Street, Now York,
says he has used Bfandreth'B PILLS for thirty yeArs,
having commenced 10 uBo them In February, lSA for
niyspopsia aud Affections OF the Lungs aud kdneyG
Ito. took brandroth's Pills oyery day for thirteon months
and M hArohs 49, became a porl0cty sound, hoaithy
man though before he commenced with this groal
medioine 10 Was on the verge Of the grave. ~
/, IA Cook, Publisher OF tho state Banner Hen
nington. w., says Brandreth'a Pills cured hin OF Dys.
pepsia, after being afflicted with Il over live wears
HIS triends and doctors considered his recovery Gnpos
health perfectly.
Ayoung lady OF Mount Pleasant was soreiy troubled
with tape worm. All advice aud medicine failed 70
help her, She had no rest, Thin, oArsUOrn aud ua-
happy, Hho looked the very picture Of misery. At last
she concluded 10 try Brandrethia Pulls. In one wear
she took seventy. two boxes They brought away,
according 10 her computation, over two hundred yards
Of tapewom, AT length all her bad s~yI0pionis isIt
Der, she slept and alto naturally, andher health became
fully restored.
DIR. Brandreth'a Principal once, Brandreth House.
New York Sold by all DuggtstL
Observe that my namels IN the Government Stamp
upon zach boz OF Pulls, which injuries YOU ths genuine.
NEW YoRK. June %, 1859. ~
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R~HEUMATTsM n

~ BnooHLYH, October 9Th, 1919.
10 Dr; BnAHnnETHi- 1t gives me pleasure 10 state
tho good ! nave experienced from your Pills. Since 4
commenced their use have felt, In all respects, Ike 4
new NAB, and tho rheumatism | took them 10 relieve
against them, because their operation Was aftoudad
win a Aeyoro gripping; but, on further exparianoe, ! am
convinced such pains are only cauA0d by the mOlioine
struggling with and remoying. certain obstruetions IA
tho bowels. ! commenced with taking five pills every
night on going TO bed, and by tho inoroase 81 one m
each evoning ran the quantity mp to twelve pills, which
nunlber 1 continued 70 take for ten days, and then
gradually reduced 10 live pills at a dose. With Inc
exception OF tho first three doses. IhaYe experoneeI
pleasant. i took the pills for twentyfour dAya, and /
noticed thnt i passed 4 large quantity ofblack, bilious.
looking, Offensive mAtter, which / am Glad 10 have cot
clear oil; The BrAndreth Pills take right hold ofai
that IL doloteriouA In the bowels. and, AA L sAid before.
l now feel like a new man, aud deem II my duty 10 al
preed my gratitude TO you.
Sincerely Your friend,
FRANKLIN T. HAwLRY,
1q fuaaaon Avs,,a
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-06

Nilsson is written up most deliberately
and enthusiastically by the London press
generally. There seems to be adetermina-
ton 20 mako her another Jenny Lind. Her
reputation, whether deserved or not, is be-.
ginning to overshadow that of AdelinAl
Patti. The latest adnhtor describes her
voice as o ''pure soprano sforzato, bright
and tender AZ n May morning, and clear
and limpid a. q stream" q