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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
In the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling.
Dewey, Vance & Co

Dewey, Vance & Co.
Frank ]. Rothacker ct al.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
pursuant TO decree made and entered IN
the above cause by said Court, at the Feb
ruary term thereof, will. rs Special Com
missioner, sell on Saturday, the 9th day OF
April, 1870, at public auction, at the front
door OF the Court House Of Ohio county, the
following described real estate, commonly
known as "Rothacker'S Brewery" 10 wit:
The south half Of Lot No. @, situate on east
side Of Market street, between jefferson and
Adams street. in the city OF Wheeling.
said sale was decrced by said Court in
order:
lst. To enforce q certain deed Of trust
made by Frank ]. Rothacker and Elizabeth
Rothacker, his WIFE, in favor of Samuel +.
Black as trustee, dated September auth, 1855,
now of record in the Recorders office Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed Book
No. s. conveying the above described prop
erty in trust 10 secure the sums included In
ten notes, payable To Francis Hegner, or
order, all bearing date October lst, 1858, the
amounts and times Of payment OF the same
being as follows: one for 500, payable April
lst, lSij; one for $50, payable April lSt, lNj6;
one Tor S5lS, payable April lSt, lS57; one for
Sig7, payable April lSt, l>j>; one for $40,
payable April lSt, lSfl; one for Si5l, payable
April lSt, 1880; one for Si3i, payable April
Isl, 1851; one for Sil2, payable April lSt. lS62
one for S3l2, payable April lSt, lS63. and one
for s37I. payable April ISt. 1864 tThe debt
secured by said deed is entitled 10 credits
amounting, principal and interest at Octo-
Der lst, 1869, To Stijl.9i, and the amount
OF principal and interest claimed 10 be due,
unpaid and secured by said deed Of trust,
for which sale will be made. is SlOOO, with
interest from October lSt, lS69, due 10 j. y.
Camden, as surviving executor of Lewis
Steenrod, dcceaSed.) I'd. To satisfy, out of
the proceeds OF said sale, Sundry judgment
liens upon the equitable interest Of said
Rothacker in said property.
The terms of sale will be one-third Of the
purchase money cash in hand and the re-
mainder in two equal instalmeutS payable
in six and twelve months from the day OF
sale, with interest thereon from said day;
said deferred payments being secured by
the purchaser giving his bonds for the same
with good personal security and by the title
being retained until the same are p2id.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
The above sale has been postponed until
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18th, $50, AT 10 o'clock
4. VI. ALFRED CALDWELL,
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#'heelins gesister.
TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
Gold closed in New York Yesterday
ar ll4l.
Baron Won Ledever Austrian Min
i-,cr, is in New York city.
Rudolph, the champion billiardist
got divorce from his wife at Chicago
Yesterday.
\ convention met at Wilmington,
Del, Yesterday, to organize the White
Mans party in that State.
A fire at Quincy, H., yesterday, de-
sroyed the Exchange Mills and Smith
IIavner's foundry and machine shop.
Loss $4,000.
No balloon started from Toronto on
the 2Sth of April, for New York or
anywhere else SO says a telegram re-
ceived Yesterday.
\ man supposed to be one w. j.
Stewart, of Piqua, Ohio, jumped into
the Chicago river at Chicago, Illinois,
last night. and was drowned.
Charles Herman fell from the third
story OF the Mangold House, Cincin-
natl. Ohio, Wednesday night, receiving
such injuries a. will probably result in
death
j. F. We,lekind, of the firm of Holm
n Wedekind, of Ashley, Ohio, commit
ted suicide Wednesday by hanging him
self in barn Temporary insanity was
the probable cause.
The second annual. Convention of the
United States Baggage Masters and
BrakeSmen's Mutual Insurance Associ-
alton met at Chicago yesterday. The
number of roads established to May Sth
was -, representing 6I5 members.
The relapsing fever still prevails in
Bedford street District Philadelphia.
The Board of Health are renoyating
the infected district Wednesday 10
persons with fever were removed to the
small pox hospital and about the same
number Yesterday.
The funeral OF Adam y. Riddle,
which occurred from Trinity Methodist
Church, Cincinnati Yesterday morning
was very largely attended. The Cmcin-
matt Pioneers, members Of the bar, Odd
Fellows and many others were in at
tendance. Bishop Clark othciated.
The Tennis extensive bamboo paper
mills at Bloomfield, New jersey, were
DESTROYED bv fire WEDNESDAY night, To-
serher with all the machinery and
,rock. Loss 100000, mostly insured.
\ boiler and revolving cylinder in the
mills exploded throwing the fragments
in every direction and seriously injuring
s man several hundred feet distant.
\ Washington dispatch of yesterday
-ays: The Republican Mayoralty Con-
,cntion met to-day. Two sets OF dele
gates were present from various wards.
The Bowen men were III the majority.
The opposing interest withdrew and
nominated 4. G. Richards, Chief of
Police, for Mayor The remaining dele
gates renominated Mayor Bowen. 1t
i understood Richards will decline and
the place be filed 10y Matthew &. En-
ory. already in the field as the Reform
candidate. The Democrats make no
nominations.
For drinking gin and milk in bar
room on Sabbath dav in company with
Two newspaper reporters and neglectng
to ask blessing over the refreshments,
the First United Presbyterian Presby-
terry, on Wednesday, found the Rev.
Chas B. Smith. of the Eleventh Street,
New York, Presbyterian Church, guilty
aud sentenced him to be rebuked. The
reverend sinner made full confession
OF his guilt and promised to walk more
circumspectly in the future, and received
,he soothing censure from the lips Of
,he Rev. DIR. Harper on the spot.
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Removing virginia Land squatters.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, May 2
General Barry has received orders from
Washington to remove the squatters
from the Smith farm, near Hampton
He sent company of regular troops,
under the command Of Colonel Warner,
to the farm this morning. The squat
tiers were given until tomorrow at )
o'clock to leave peaceably.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Nav ;.


Mr.. Edmunds reported the Senate bill
to grant a pension TO Mrs Lincoln,
with Recommendation that it be in
defnately postponed The bill was ac-
companied with a report which was
ordered to be printed.
Mr. Drake reported. a substitute for
the bill to promote the securing of
efficient seamen for the navy.
Mr.. Vickers reported adversely on
the bill to regulate the importation Of
immigrants under labor contracts.
Mr.. Vickers reported without amend
ment the joint resolution authorizing
the Secretary of War to establish
weather guages and hare daily observa-
tions made along the Mississippi river
and principal territories.
The House resolution for final ad-
journment on the 4th ofJuly was taken
mp. The resolution was discussed with
out action until the expiration Of the
morning hour.
The House Usage Indian land bill
came up in order, and occupied the
balance Of the day. Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-06

Mr.. Greeley, who has been laboring
10 abolish capital punishment, now
avows his readiness to contribute
money to secure the conviction OF a man
charged with a crime punishable by
hanging.
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HOUSE.

HOUSE.
Mr. Paine from the committee on.
Elections, reported a bill regulating the
compensation in case. of contested eiec-
tions. Recommitted
The House then went into the busi-
ness of the morning hour it being the
bill to regulate the civil service.
After speeches against the bill by
Messrs. Peters, Niblack, Morrill,, Of
Maine, and Maynard Mr. Kelsey
moved 10 lay ii on the table. Mega
tivcd.
The discussion was continued by Mr..
Benton in opposition, and by Messrs.
Kelley, Jenckcs and Schenck in favor
of the bill.
Amendments were offered as follows
By Mr.. Arnell providing that the bill
shall apply without distinction as to
sex. BY Mr.. Loughridge looking to
the equal proportion Of Offices among
the States, and by Mr.. ONeill to strike
out the payment of fees for examination
and certificates.
The bill and amendments were then
on Mr.. Jenckes motion recommitted
and ordered printed.
The Senate bill authorizing the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
to issue its bonds for construction of
the road and secure the same 10y mort
gage, coming mp, Mr.. Wheeler moved
to put the bill on its passage, and ad-
l..,..1 Il. -, ,l,.n,nn,- Of
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II. e. BONHAM,

AGENT OF THE AMERICAN LIFR
Insurance Company, Of Phlladeipnias has
reynoyed 10 the second floor OF the new
BAILEY Block, Market street, over Oxtoby
DuffisId's Jewelry store.
S0tarial business attended To promptly.
Agent for European Lines sf SteamerI.
aUri2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-06
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May >.
FLOUR-Quiet and firm; western super
fine at 81 l5d5 80.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; Maryland at 81 jOm
Sc; Pennsylvania at 81 4jal 30. Corn firm;
white at 81 l3al l5; yellow at 81 l2Gl IL.
Oats firm at 63d65c. Rye firm nt 81 %.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork firm at S2975G
30 90. Bacon firm; rib sides at lG4@l7c; clear
sides at NC; shoulders at 1870; hams at l@a
20c.
LARD-Firm at l7l4c.
WHISKY-Dull at 81 056l W.
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For Sale to the Trade Only.

100 DOZEN PATENT,GROOvEDU UNION
WasbbOards, with surface board gpooved 20
as zinc viii III solid 10 II. Retails for % per
mon boards
Upper Market. PRYOR, BOYD CO.,
apFl3 No. I4 Market tre@tS-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-06

There is to be a grand Fifteenth
Amendment celebration in Baltimore on
The 10Th inst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

The beneficial effects Of these Bit
tiers can be attested by thousands
who have used them and acknowI-
edge them superior to any thing Of
the kind ever before offered TO the
public
As a sure cure for Diarhea, Loss
of Appetite, Fever and Ague, ChoI-
era Morbus, Coic, Dyspepsia, Gen
eraI Debility or Nervous Headache,
this medicine has no equal It is
especially recommended to persons
travelling, as tending to counteract
the effects Of change Of water
These Bitters should be found
upon the Side-board Of every family
as we'll as the Bar Of every weII-regu-
lated Hotel.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16
ITALY AND ROME.

Royal Officers in the Nuirin,l--FOrcing tho
Door L0clx-Papai Records Seized.
telegram from Florence saYs:-A forcble en-.
trance to the Quirnal has been effected. The Com
mendatore SDagna, being asked for the keys to the
Palace. sald he had consigned them to Cardinal
Ant0nelli. The Cardinal being app led to said
he had given them to the Pope. No
one ventured to ask the Pope for them,
but l0cksmith was employed TO pick
the locks, when the Palace was entered An inven-
tory was then taken of all the contents. The I'm
mensc collection OF PaDal archives were seized,
comprising eight series, nlmeiy:-The Archives OF
Music; Ecclesiastca; Affairs of the Counc Affairs
Of the Master OF Ceremonies; Ch anters Affairs; Ad
Principles; Latin Letters ana Aiiares OF the Secre
tary Of the State.
The seizure Of the palace has called forth severe
comments from a part OF the clerical journals and
these have all been sezed ana c0nilscated.
The expulsion Of priests engaged In teaching con-
tinues every day.
No further Dretence Is made for recognizing any
rights OF The Pope or The Church.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16
The NATHAN MURDER.

A First Class Sensation spolied-A PcnnsyI-
vnnian Ambtiisas TO Grace the Eaii0ws-
The Nathan Msrder COmfessed.
BOSTON, Nov. Is, 1870.
considerable excitement was caused at the Sec
ond police station this msrntng by the arrival Of
Deputy Sheriff Warren, OF Norfolk county, having
In custody man who claims to be one OF tho muir
derers of Benjamin Nathan, OF New York. The fol-
lowing Is Sheriff Warren's story
AT about eight O'Clock last evening he was called
upon by a well-dreSsed and quite good looking
young man, who informed him that ne had some
thing OF great Importance 10 communicates. The
young man SAID that Ills ainc was Dallas Lord, and
that he had Il secret IN his breast which he could
keep concealed no longer. Lord then related in de-
tail most OF the more important particulars con-
nectcd with the murder OF Mr. Nathan as given rom
time 10 time TO the papers, and concluded Dy freely
confessing To Mr.. Warren that he himself and man
named Frank Barr committed the murder. flo alsO
added that he ana Barr had travelled all over The
country since the murder, and that he parted with
him Yesterday forenoon at the forks OF couple OF
"Eight miles to State street."
His story was told with 50 much plainne5s and ap-
parent sincerity, as II coming from the heart oil u
conscience-smitten man, that Mr.. Warren. at Lords
knife u few papers and little money on his person.
IL rs not impossible that the Young man Is crazy,
but The case viii be thoroughly Investigated.
The excitement, however, was OF Short duration.
he said that the statement made was false, and was
done Tor the purpose OF being delivered 20 New
York officers, as he expected TO be able TO reiou his
iri nds In Pottsville Pa III case lie reached New
York. He says his name is George He1'ran, and his
age twenty-three years. Ills sepiather Is fore
man OF the heading railroad Company, and has .
very comfortable home near POtts4ile. The young
man Is supposed to be insane.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16
A FLOATING TREyCH ARSENAL.

The Lafayette TO Sail To-Day with a Cargo
Of Arms for the Young Kepnblic-Frauce
Means TO Fight.
The steamship Laiayette, Captain Rosseau or the
French line OF steamers for Havre, cleared yesterday
tions OF war, having on board no other goods than
guns for Infantry and field artillery service, rcvolv
ers and carbnes, together with cartridges for the
various weapons
This is the second full cargo or arms
TINS vessel has taken. out, besides one part cargo
since tne commencement of hostilitles between
Prnssia ana France. The two previous lots OF arms
were valued at about $4.9,632, while the one she
takes with her to-day Is worth here $8l7,253 and
as lollows:-2 l33 cases guns, 1896 pieces; twenty
revolvers, 1850 pieces; iivo artillery, s,5s3 cases
cartridges S,84l 236).
This is the tentn cargo from this port for France,
ana, with the cargo OF the Ontario which sailed Oh
tne Sth, ana whose cargo was reported exclusively
IN the HERALD makes total Of $780, $50 worth OF
arms IN week. which certainly looks as though the
Frencn were determined to fight to the bitter end.
~ me TOTAL value oil arms shipped from the port OF
New YORK since the war Is verg nearly &c. 1872, ,0O0
ana as large part Of the cartridges are metallic
tney can be inyended for nothing but breec leaders,
~, naeeG, large part OF the guns are shipped by
breechoading arms or various classes.
The various steamers which have taken arms for
the French since July are:-
Lafayette, July %. ST. Laurent October 90
o.. Laurent august 20. Pereire, october 29
Lafayette, septemtef 90 Ontario, November 8.
VI,c m oe ratis, octo1er A. Lafayette November 10.
lne Laiayett WAS advertised to sail on Saturday
,ase put was noe cleared until yesterday owing to
, ne. ca,Bo noI Coming on as last as had been ex-
ReC'ea, anu We agents being unwilling to dispatch
ridges additional. There are other vessels yet
TO load with a similar cargo, while, a. yet,
wts hAs been only one case of
The New York herald., 1870-11-16
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET LONDON Nov. l6-4 30 r. NJ
ConBos closed nj g. for both aud the account
twenty bonds 1852 ss6; do 1885, old s4 do 1857, sss
ten-fortes b6 Stocks quiet ana Bteady Erie Railway
tern, 30l9.
FaAsKroRr BouEsr.-FRAsKToRr. Nov. I5.-United
sates hvcwenty bonds closed s e3 night and opened
at 94ta this morning.
LivEnrooL COTTON MAsKET, T,-LIvERroor, Nov. IS
4:3O Z. hThe cotton market closed nrrner. Middling
lands ssd. gsd MddDg Orleans 9iSd 9A,d. The saes
OF e day have been 1900 bacs including 5000 for export
and speculation.
LiygEpool BERADsIuFrs MARKrT-LIvrEroor. Nov.
l5-P MWheat. lis ID per GENITAL for California whtot
Vs. Id red western spring. aud lus 3d. for red winter
Flour 2Ss 3d. s3s 3D. per bb for Western canal Corn.
30s 30s 30. quarter Peas 3ss quarter
FOR Canadian The receipts of wheat at this port for the
past 10 days have been 800 quarters OF which 5000
American.
LIVERPOOL PRovI8Ioss MAnKEr-LIvERpooL, Nov.
IbP M.LRrd 7ls cwt Cheese, 7ls per cwt. for The
best OF American ne Bacon, sss cw for Cum
beand cut Beef lo2s & ucce OF 30& lbs for extra
prime mess
LONDoN PRODUCE MARKEE--LospoN. Nov. ls-TnL
low 43s per cw Calcutta inseed, 69s. Sd.
fined petroleum rner Linseed oil nat Mt f2s los
PETROLEUM MAKKEr.-ANTWEkP, Now To-. Petroeum
closed iriner last night
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

and 70 you and i BID YOU good night.
The campaign has been one Of excessive person
altties, IN which, am glad g. say have taken no
part And am glad, Tor the sake OF tnat deceucy
the preservation OF which important to
every community, inst 1t IL ended. yApplause.i
The people have decided that SHAH live among
you FOR two years longer. tAppiaIse) hope that
my my relations with the whole people may be o.
thcy have bccn--personaly agreeable and pleasant
am sure my political opponents here feel no per-
sonal antagonlsm. They, at any rare, say their
warfare SHAH be stopped. Esen the pr0priotors VI
me Een'n0 Journal. who 6uring the canvass have
sad something which some people might consider
y iittle personal, promise TO make that journal .
aecsn, u,c,, y, mmy paper 1anrhierl can only say
WIN them great success In their undertaking. II
they IND the task dliilcult at first let them 10
o. OF good cheer, remembering that great reforms ara
the work Of tlme and, the boys used 10 write In
lhe nyeaf OF their school books. "Pcrseverance
conquers all things" daughter and applausej Il
any OF nay republican friends think these words
equally equally applicable 10 them let them so apply
.hcin; " VIII bc no offence 70 me. (Laughtcr.j Al
pany the capital OF the State has great future be-
Iore y ana. whatever may be our party associations
ana aiuercnoes as citizens or tins great State, OF
which II IL the capital. We wish IL and It's people
applause.)
The New York herald., 1870-11-16
Personal Intelligence.

General :. G. Marvin, OF Albany, Inspector Gene.
raj OF Militia OF the State Of New York. arrived yes.
terday at the Breevort House, on private business.
and Will return to his quarters at the capital to-
day.
Mrs. Scott-Siddons the celebrated actress, re.
turned on Monday to her rooms at the Clarendon
Hotel. $685..
J. L. Thomas. the Collector OF the port Of Baltl.
more, IS at present in this city on official business
having his headquarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
General Swords, OF the United States Army ar
rived yesterday per steamer Algeria, from Europe
where he has been for some time. The General will
remain at the Grand Central Hotel for short period
before going into active service
Charles Il. Loew, the reelected County Clerk. yes
terday gave up his parlor at the st. Nicholas Hotel
which ne had occupied during the electioneerlng
campaign, and retired to more congenial and less
Ostentati0us apartments IN the upper part of the
city.
Professor D. Green, OF Troy, il at the Grand Cen.
tral Hotel.
Miss Olive Logan departed from this city yester.
day on her annual New England tour Last even
ing she lectured In Pttsheld, Mass. on ssThe Bright
Side.r
Hon. B. G. Banleld, Solicitor of the Treasury De-
partmentat Washington, is In this city and Is stop.
ping ut tine Astor House. He Is here on Official busi-
ness and will remain several days
Hon. G. T. Hulburd, OF Washington Supernen.
dent OF Government Buildings but better known ~
the superintendent OF the new Post ONCE now IN
course Of erection III this city, has rooms at The
Astor House.
General ). H. Anderson, OF Richmond, Va, owner
of the Tredegar Iron Works is at the New York
Hotel.
Mr.. Richard Nevins, Of Columbus Ohio, formerly
of the most prominent Journalists OF OHIO, is at
the New York Hotel.
G.. b. Williams, Of the Treasury Department at
Washington, and General W. W. Averill, late United
States Consul General at Montreal, Canada, are at
the Everett House.
General S. X. Shipley, Oh Philadelphia, arrived
yesterday at the Astor House. He sails for Europe
to-day.
MI. J. +. Owens (solon shinge, is supposed to he
looking around yet Tor that 'barre OF appe sass' &C
the Metropolitan HOTEL
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

A CURIOUS CASE FOR INSANITY EXPERTS. -
We publish to-day an account Of the murder
in Rochester, this State, OF wife by her hus-
band under circumstances Of peculiar horror.
II seems that after committing the terrible
deed the murderer walked deliberately 10 the
station house, surrendered himself to the
officers and gave detailed account OF the
manner in which 1t was executed. In u
short time subsequently, however, he pro-
fessed to be entirely oblivious of tbe crime,
wanted to know what he was confined for, and
prayed to be restored to his wife, whom, it
seems, he devotedly loved. The most curious
part of the affair is that the prisoner Is known
to have frequently shown signs of insanity,
and the question now arises whether he was
insane at the time of committing the murder
and confessing the act or is insane now in
protesting utter ignorance of 1t. The insanity
experts have here new field in which to try
their skill
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

THE IsrHMUs OF TEHUANrEpEo - Mn.
STEVENS LEoTURE. lecture which Mr..
Stevens delivered last evening before the
American Geographical and Statistical Society,
on the "lsthmus of Tehuantepec as New
Route of Commerce" has all the interest and
Importance Of actuality The peculiar advan-
tages OF this isthmus are fully set forth by Mr..
stevens. but whether they are in all respects
superior to those claimed in behalf Of several
o'her proposed routes for ship canal from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. can hardly ho
oe'erm'aed before the results Of the surveys
undertaken by the United States government
shall havo been completed.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16

now apparent that the friends Of Ex-Governor
Bullock are making vigorous, though at present
rather quiet efforts, to GUST tho old Senator
and give the position to the ambitious gentle
man from Worcester" IT the republicans Of
Massachusetts conclude to throw overheard
Senator Wilson they viii ignore the founder
Of their party, the man whe gave the party its
bapiismal name and who is at this day ouc OF
the shrewdest and most adroit political mana
gers IN the republican party.
The New York herald., 1870-11-16
MEXICO.

Jmnrez's Health Improving-The Free Zcne
TeI,mnntepec Canal Bill Returned TO Con.
gress.
HAVANA, Nov. 15, 1870
Advices have been received here from the city Of
Mexico up to the date OF the 4th, OF which the fol-
lowing Is a synopsis
The health OF President Juarez and that OF his
vile is improving.
The Mexican Congress has under discussion the
sentng the President. made an extended argument
in favor or its adjustment.
President Juarez returns the Tehuaatepec bin to
Congress- suggesting an amendment so as TO assure
the construction OF the canal.
Additional troops have been sent to Guerrero 10
endeavor to quiet the disturbances In that state.
Cholera Raging in NIinatitlan-Thc Port OF
berries in SinaIOa-- Diaz for tho Presidency
Miscellaneous.
CITY or MEXICO, Nov. .,
VIA HAVANA, Nov. Is, 1870.
Cholera Is raging at tie Port Of Mnattlan, brought
by vessel in July
The government closes the Port OF Merida and
opens the Port OF Progreso instead.
Isolated bands OF banditti attacked and plum
dered towns and settlements In the State Of Sinaloa.
The trial Of General Cauto, who assassinated Pa
toni, is again deferred
General Negrste was received at Puebla enthusias-
tically.
The Journals publish furious articles against Anle-
rican citizens having CLAIMS against Mexico.
The candidature Of P0rlrl0 Diaz for President Is
gaining ground.