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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-07
MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1870.
The SnIe of Parkersburg.

The Sale OI HufkeTSOuLBs az
We have waited with some interest TO
ssc what our Parkcrsburg, oOIamporaries
think Of the conduct Of their delegates in
the Legislature touching the recent con
tcst over tho Capita; burasyctharcsccn
no expression. 1t is 10 lie hoped they UNI
,lcrstand the facts and appreciate their
force. 1t was in the power Of these dele
gates oyer and over again, and oil through
Tie contest, to secure a repeal Of the
Charleston location, Their simple votes
would have accomplished 1t, without the
exercise Of any influence over others, 30
secure repeal It was not necessary 70 vote
for the Wheeling proposition or for any
thing else hut repeal pure and simple,
which would have LEFT tHe question open
for fair competition hereafter when Park
ersburg would have had as gool'a chance
rs any plaCc else. .1a.. '.' ~, '
These delegates began by coupling To-
cation at Parkersburg with repeal, IN the
House bill, when they knew this would
inevitably kill the bill OH its passage, Us it
did; and they ended by voting directly
With the Charleston; men against the
Senate bill, which proposcd-a direct and
simple repeal. Now the votes Of some
other members who voted ~ the same
way can be explained. For examples. ono
wanted appropriations md were njrnjd to
vote against Charleston for fear the
Charleston votes would defeat them. But
Parkcrsburg was asking nothing Of this
kind, so that tho votes other delegates for
Charleston, rs against their own city, need
to be explained some other way. The
rumor here is that the price paid the Pork
crsburg delegates, was the promise Of q
certlin nomination in the Democratic Con-
vcnliOn this Summer. We cannot speak
Of this from positive knowledge, hut the
luct Is freely stated in Democratic circles,
and 1t assumes M mir ofpr0bability in the
absence Of any other explanation. How
else is it possible 70 account for the action
Of the Parkersburs delegates in voting d.
rectly that the Capital should remain at
Charleston and that their own city should
have no ppporlpnily'ip the future 10 com
pete for It?
EcdIhpHomiSe ofth6 nomination Of one
of'thcsc delegates for a particular Office, OF
Of another person by their favor, rs the
price of their votes, comIensatcs the pco'
pie Of PGrkersburg for the permanent lpss
OF the Capital, tlicn they arc easily satis'
fled. We only desire tlat they shall COM
prcllcnd the plnin fact that they were sold
out to Charleston, and, so fur as We can see
sold very cheap
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The Recent Butchery Of Piegan In
dams.

dams.
In the matter of the Piegan massacre,
Gen. Sully writes 10 tho Indian Bureau ut
Washington, expressing his grave doubts
whether the bunl surprised and murdered
had taken any part In the late depretla-
tons, Lieut.. W; B. PcasC, the agGnt Of
the BlaCkicet tribe, sends full report TO
Commissioner Parker, which puts worse
light upon the matter than the first report
through Vincent COllyer. Aflor giving
some figures recently presented by that
gentleman, he proceeds. "Out OF two hun'
0rcl and nineteen belonging 10 the Red
Horn band only tl(ty.six survived Among
these Are nine young men, who escaped
during the attack, and five who were
away hunting. The lives Of eighteen wO-.
men and nineteen children, none Of them
more thln three years of age, and many
Of them much younger, sOme Of whom
were wounded, were spared by the SOL
licrs." The affair Is looked upon by the
Interior Department us tho most disgrace,
till butchCry in the annals OF our dealings
with the Indians, as IN one respect it is
bIaCkcr than the Chivington massacre,
tho bNnd being afflicted with smallpox,
the deaths averaging, ut the time Of the
attack, one in thirty.Six, duly. General
Logan, on account Of this affair, sustained,
us L appears to be, by Sheridan and Shcr.
man, will aSk his committee TO strikc out
tic clause in the Military bill transferring
the Indian Bureau TO the War Depart
mcnt. r.,. 81. n..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TNOsE OF our REApERs m!


TNHOSE OF OUR READERS WHO
L have daughters 10 educate arc anxious 10
select tho most thorough, comprehensive and
hIgh.GO9ed school In which 10 do 1t. We cheer.
nlly rec6mmend the Young ladies' Institute OF
this city Us hoIng one Of this GlaRS-beyOnd d
doubt t6o most complete In oil IL appointments
In The State. Here young lady can be educated
to Gl almost any position In lifc Some Of the
principal features taught are lecS.l letter., Ian.
guagess the art Of Composing, Music, Oil Paint.
Ing, TccgrHphlnG, &c. In fact, this IL the instl:
tuition for u young lady TO attend u become well
and generally informed.
Tic building il furnished with all tho modern
Improvements. Time IL nearly ut hand for the
opening Of the next term, consequently those
who intend sending should make immediate 1P'
pliCatlOn TO secure admission, and give time for
home pCspaFatiOns We invite attention TO The
advertisement In another column giving rates for
boarding pupils. You may possibly sec mmIl,
lar name among those Of tho instructor,
iIemQT I1ceilSg Et0lGter Of Narhh 20d
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LARGE PURCHASE or COAI. LAND
McsSrs. N. GoG,, Jr., and W. p. Coil have
consummatel u purchase Of MI the lands
Of tho Els Hill CfaA Coal Company, With
cmbfaeeshStfact6f GO h6rea Of hhA "
ing to the North Of and contiguous to
ClarksbuE;J 4 ldrEt portion ioGSVliich is
underlaid with nm extensive vein Of the
hest gas coal the country can produce.
The purchase includes 0ll the machinery,
trucks, cars, mining implements and
buildings upon and belonging to this tract
Of land, md we understand It Is thGintcn.
ton OC.thC present owners TO open the
mines anew, commencing on tho Western
end Of the slope, 80 As to drain all the
water from the mines rs they progress to
tho Eastwartl-thc vein of coal at this
p0Int'lyin with a gradual slope towards
tho CIhrksjWIg 1elyrVA,; ,i-
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A FUTURE SUPPLY.-Wc were In.
formed by, reliable gentleman Of this
place, IL few days ago. that when the oil
well Mt the mouth Of Elk Creek was being
bored, n ypIn of bituminOus coal seven.
teen feet in thickness was encountered by
the operators ut a depth Of five hundred
and ten fuet The extent Of this vein Is
not known, Ot course, but it Is filir to pre-
sumo that It extends under the greater
part ot the ground upon which our town
now stands,' Il Is certainly an immense
deposit, and TO future generations will
prove Of great valuc.-C lark&burV TEE.
graph
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The Proposed Recognition Of the
.,gI, 4 AlmiRhtY.',rIi su.'.'.


The Proposed Recognition Of the
,@3. Almighty.'"' sn.'.'.
The Pittsburgh national convention to
secure q religious amendment to tho con-
stitution Of the United Suites closed its
sessions Friday night. The following is
the substance of the amendment 10 bc in.
corporated into the Constitution, us passed
by the convention: 81 pirHT sals
I'VE, tho people Of tho United States,
acknowledging the Almighty God us. the
source Of all authority. and power IN civil
government, the Lord Jesus Christ us the
ruler among tho nations, and his revealed
will us Of supreme authority, in order to
constitute a Christian Government" &c,
Among the resolutions passed are the
following:
3RcNired, That the proposed religious
amendment of Our National Constitution,
so fur from infringing on, my individual
rights Of conscience or tUnding In the least
degree to union of Church and State,
viii afford the fullest security against cor
fupt and cOfruptlng church establishment,
and form the strongest safeguard Of both
the civil and religious liberties Of I'LL cit
izcns, lI l..IrG N .tH ,
"ReSOlrod, That the present movement
Is not scctarian, or even ecclesiastical, but
that It is al acknowledgment Of the Deity,
and the assertion Of the right Of the poo
pie who believe In the truth Of ChriStiani-
~ to govern themselves In u Christian
manner ~ .lu.Ea. 4
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A LLCOCKs POROUS PLASTERs.

A LLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTEltS.
~ Step by step this commodity has attained
It's unprecedented fame. They arc universally
approved. They support, strengthen, and aid
the growth Of muscles. They appear to have a
peculiar effect upon the nerves, allaying irrlta'
bilIty, while supplying warmth. They seem to
accumulate electricity, and aid tho circulation OF
the blood through the part where applied, by
which healthy actions are induced.
Even in paralysis, where articulation was sRs'
pended, the use Of the Porous Plastcrs to the
spine restored the articulation, aud materially
reduced the paralysis. In fACt, the patient could
help HERSELF while before the Porous Plaster was
applied she was as helpless ~ a baby. We refer
to Mrs. Sally Elliot, Springfield, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. Agency, Brandrcth House,
New York. fcbS-d&w
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TnE YOUNG ladies INsTITUTE

THE YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE
wHEEI1NG! W: vA:,''
Gatc NEoundsyillc Female Seminary
PGoT W s If1LG,x IIgTCluS'' Principals
miss II. L. BONmAN, Vice Principal.
Mrs KATE $. MONTAGUE, Principal Prepare
tory Department, 49,. fUM
Assisted by full Corps Of Professors and
Spring Term opens ARM 9Th; closes JUNE SOtl..
DESIGN. ,to.
Tho design Of the Institution 10 to furnish
thorough aud systematic course Of instruction
for young ladies' upon tho plan Of University In
StructiOn, each department OF learning being
complete within ItEGlt, thus enabling young
lady to select her own course Of study without
being restricted to any fixed routlne Of classes,
requiring 4 certain number Of years to finish;
but, In Opposition to thiS, young ladies' who have
advanced further in sonic studies than others,
can have the benefit Of their former requirements
and obtain CeFtl foGt6 Of PROFICIENCY In one or
more schools perhaps, in tho course Of ono year,
AFTER which time, they may bring up, with greater
rapidlty and success, other studies,
Music.
Young ladirs who have acquired considerable
proficiency upon tho plano, and who may wish to
prosecute the study still further, can be furnished
with advantages Tor mastering this Instrument.
Mrs. Ilutchins will give her personal attention
to this department. ''--
Other schools embrace thorough instruction in
tho following directions, viz: ..
Mathematical, RLStOFy, HtiieS.Ltt Natural
HlSt0ry, RyEleHt Science, ChrIEtiGn Science, An.
Client and Modern LdR0udQ6s and Fine AriS.
The Academic DegrrsE arc conferred by State
authority and arC a. follows, namely: .,
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Proposed Annexation ofNova Scotia,

A letter / rom Nova Scotia says it is as.
serted on pretty good authority that the
United States Government has been sound
ell on the subject Of annexation, and has
expressed itself iavOrably and Is ready to
open negotiations 80 soon rs the people BY
Iair vote decide the question, and send
delegates to Washington for that purpose.
4 lRtC number Of the Yarmouth Nova
Scotia) Herald says the people Of the West
om counties, with few exceptions, are
strongly in favor If annexation TO tic
United States From reports that come
from the eastward, the feeling seems very
much tho saNle, and there can DO nodOuEt
that an immense majority Of the people
desire annexation. Tho editor proposes
meetings for the purpose, and petition to
the President and Congress, and thinks It
would be signed by seven.etghths of the
population. ..r
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T AUGHLINs EXPECToRANT 81

r AUGHLINs EXPECToRANT sY-
LRUP.-Among the many things required dn.
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HEALTH,
CoNFOnr and EASE this Syrup stands among tho
first. 1t has been before tho public now for Is
years aud has given the most entlrG satisfaction,
All persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and IIoARsENESS, should not DO without 1t, as
1t will afford speedy relief In most diseases of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs, FOR ORoUP-CAn be
relied on In extreme cases. FOR wlIO0PlNG
COUGlI-Invariably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE THR0AT-Keop tho Throat moist whit.
VIOLENT COUGHs-YICId to Its continued use.
Sold by Druggists generally.
e LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
@ lua! Wholesale Druggists,
jans AZ. Mains. Wheeling.
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THE Richmond DiqWtchof Friday, cola'
menting on the action Of our Legislature
in authorizing tic appointment of COM
missioncrs to adjust the debt, says:
This is very vol MS tar as it goes. But
il means nothing. The Constitution Of
West Virginia has laid down lnsis for
the division Of the debt, which bNsis will
not bchcceIStel by,hdf COMMISSIONERS nor
disregarlcd " llleNEcst Virginia Com
IniSsiOncrS.
The Dispatch Is not quite accurate. The
basis referred to is not laid down by the
West Virginia Constitution, but by the
ordinance Of the Virginia Convention Of
1851, authorizing tho division Of the
State. rrf
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MTUAT EYERY HoRsENLAN

WHAT EVERY HORSEALAN
w wANTS.-A good, cheap, and reliable
LInImcnt. Such an article Ia DR.. Tobias VCnC.
tIau Horse LinImcnt. Pint Bottles at Ono Dol.
lar. For LamCncss, Cuts, Calls, Collie, sprainS'
&C., warranted better than any other. II is used
by all the great horScmCn on L0hg Island courses.
1t will not cure Ring Bone nor Spawn, aSthcro Is
no LinImcnt In existence that will. What 1t Is
stated to cure Il positively docs.
No0tVnSr QrhorseS trlH b. iViLtOutH after trying
one bOtHs. One dose rVvIvcS and Oftcn saves the
life OF an oVcr.hcated or driven horse. For Collie
and Belly .achO It has never filled. Just aa sure
as the sun rises, just so UurC Is this valuable
LIniHsnt to DO tho Horse EnbrocatiOH of the
day.
Uss It one and all. Sold by tho Druggists and
StOrekccperS throughout tho United States.
Depot 10 Park Place, New York.
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Tux stakes in the Edwards. COlIycr prize
fight were Cmbczzlcd by the messenger
from the temporary TO the final stake.
holder. The ,loss was assumed by the,
temporary stakeholder, and Edwards re;
cCIvel the money. ,r,. ~
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A WAY WITH SPECTACLES.
LAOd eyes made new, easily, without doctor
or medicines. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10
cents. Address DIR. L. d. FOOTE,
I. .a. n 100 Lexington Ave, n. Y.
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P&uBMcNEEr,i Geo. s. SItNceL, Wm.
8. Beard, ]. N. .NEcNeel, R, s. NIcNecl,, T.
C. Wooildel, George Edhlnston and A. G.
McNccl, of PocahontAs county, are pctl.
tloning Congress for u removal Of their
political disabilities under the 18th Article.
Their petition was presented by Mr. WI.
Icy In the Senate last Wednesday.
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.TXTONIEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young NEcn-thC tFnc csti-
mate OF womAn-thO happiness Of an honorable
marrIage-the fearful Social Evils Of the day
the cause and cure. Sent free, III sealed cnvCl-
Opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, BOX
r, Philadelphia; Pa. jun28'd&w
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TO TAKE DEPOSITION.

N Office TO IAAE DGfOSIlION'
Robert Moore & Bro, who complain IN their own
behalf az well AZ IN behalf Of all the other
creditors Of Thomas Omen, deceased, VOW,
n,
Thomas Gray, late Executor Of tic Inst vi and
testament Of Thomas Omen, deceased, and
Others.
In Cllanccry in the Circuit Court for Ohio coun',
ty, West Virginia. ~
Take notice that the deposition Of John Bow
ers will bo tnkun ut the office Of William H. Hill,
on tho N. H. corner Of Faycttc aud 81. Paul
EtfcctS. baltimore, III the State Of Maryland, on
the nth day Of April, A. D., 1870, between tho
hours Of 8 O'Clock a. ". and OO'el0cE r n, TO DC
behalf Of tho Plaintiffs And II from my cause,
the taking Of said deposition shall ~! bc com
mcncrd, Or being commenced, shall not bc
completed on ttlay, the taking Of the same
Will DO adjourned from time to time until the
same shall be completed. ..,,<,
By CiEO. u. Caldwell, their Attorney.
To Margaret RatClIEe, John Gllchrist and vii.
liam ". blanchard, Jr., nonresident defendants.
Inlr.MOn
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JOTTISGS amour TOWN.

Margaret Bnrbriige died suddenly yesterday at Is
First avenue
The steamship Dorian, from Glasgow, arrived last
nght with Sii passeugers.
Tie Twelfth Nard Washington Club" received
their rends last evening IA theT elegant Cub IoOnIs,
N l.Olh street.
Tie II, ard OF Heath Yesterday ordered notice to
be sent TO the owns npuc,r ,idogs ~ lj,, Bow
cry TO abate them AZ once ., q nuisance
Tire Depar ment 4 Docks viii Occuny the front
offices NJ the srco al door ( the Sew Ior Lue LiBu.
ahce company new ban itug m BroadNay
=, Erasmc. Briggs, aged 2i OF ijl Avenue A, died in
io.d In Twenty nan rect. he Seycnlh ave Iue
Henry r. Kerr recovered a verdict before Judge
Mcneil Yesterday for $500 frOm the Forty. .sccpn b
y.c,s, ~ ''''
A seal, with the city arms in the centre, and the
words Health Department Of the Guy OF New York"
the Department.
Bonlhmin Clapp, OF go West Twenty nth street.
was robbed OF $500 IN U. =. coupon bonds ycstrray
Az Mate'noSn While slanding at tue desk VI Nemlye a
A conflict between the city authorities and tie
Five Points House of lndury. 10 relation ~ the ugh
psruIeut Of Public Works.
In the suit against the Second National Bank Of
Bos in IA rscox. ''S,00, tie ceruned ya.ue OF a
check paid tU jay Cooke ,u VIZ |ou'' no'u 'ha' '"e
CASHIERS actlon Oound the bans,
Franz smith. Of North Haven. q se1tnan ~ oo'rn
shot hinse through the foot the schooner was com
anCe.
The Female Guardian Society yesterday slected
MIR c. C. North. President Mr., &. Il IilWEYns 10
rary President = Mr., 4 U, HubDard Corresponding
secr.iaryi Mrs Harris wilson Recording seGrotarS I;
and Mrs' =, A. Stone, Treasurer.
Tie body OF a inll grown temale infant was found
IN an arb barrel front OF 81 lafayette place yesterday
was found on the rocks N the Battery II had nern
tlToSn Into As wAser ana v-hsd AAAois BY ths tide
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CURI0sITIEs or CRIME,

Deacon W. Nathan Cjuley, wealthy resident ,r
SanborntOn, y H. hanged himself on Monday .rght.
lie was aged 81
The residence Of Mrs. a. G.. JaJre 81 Devoe
street, Nlliansbnrgh, was robbed Yesterday morning
II Is supposed by servant
Frederick Dunn, aged 20, was s,abtet by an mt
Known man at Mott street and BOwcry, yesterday
morning. The wound IL e. iere, No arrests
Mike McCoo has challenged Mace to nsht him for
from o. 900 10 S5 90 side. months after the Hgnlng
Ot articles, within hlteen miles OF New orleans
lie lry Irving, an eKmember OF Co. H. Ninth In.
iAntry IN Omaha. shot dead on Tuesday BY Corpo
raj thomas Martin, On Body lsiand. The murderer Is
In custody.
Tancredo Cruz was held at the Tombs yeaterday
10 ansv- he Charge OF stealing from Annie Cruz n
lie Wetminstct lotel PHclnc Railroad hOuds yaIisd
at 81, ,9SO aud United states notes for sllW
Theodore Helms was essadlted aud robbed by
John McGaln and joseph Burns at Battery nlAce and
Washington street last evening. The sHsaanGs were
locked up Ia the Liberty street police station.
The Coroners jury yesterday returned verdict that
Charles Habencht, supposed 10 have been murdered
died OF fracture OF The skull accidentally rece we'd
during drunken quarrel. peGor BOgart was there
fore discharged.
NJ, Lord, Syracuse merchant, now OF the Western
Hotel While seeing lady on by the Botton express
tram last evening was run against by three hiK way.
men and tobbed of damOnu and oLlsT AID plL " oI(h
kAua- No eih@ "a Liza uAveA.
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THE INrERNATToNAL rAcnr RACE.
The Snppho's Splendid victory-The CAM
brin starring with the Advantage, but
Losing the Race.

The Snppho's Splendid victory-The CAM
brin starring with the Advantage, but
Losing the Race.
LONDON, May 1.-THE first of the series Of
three races between the American yacht sappho and
tue English yacht Cambria, Gu miles TO windwud
and return, which was begun yesterday morning.
terminated this n orniny in the decided victory of
u sappho. which beat the Cambria from the start
ut tho Iat,er's best point Of sailing namely turning
to wipdward.
The yachts were towed very early on the morning
OF the 10th to point co miles southeast OF Cowes
Roads. As n strong easterlv wind was blowing and
the race was to the windward, the was up tho
channel.
yacht Pleiad, and a number Of other English craft
and steamers, accompanied the con,esiing Yachts.
Tho scene at the start was very fine and exciting.
IL was arranged BY the umpires that a nying starr
should be given the port tack by which The yaehts
would gain a greater ofing to~ arl mid channel In
case Of change Of wind. The Cambria having
% won tle toss took tic weather position, and thus
The sappho carried 80 hands and n cloud NJ can
vas, including, with her REGULAR lore and AFT Sails
mahtopmust stavsail an nyng jib; while the Cam
hra set only one jib in addition TO her foresaI and
otnor racing sails, and carried 20 hands.
The signal to 70 was give. at S:25 A. W..
The Sappho took the lead from the start. and by
the nine sls was OF Beachy Head, and about 20
miles from the starting point she was fully ten miles
wss Impossible to win, gave the race, md With
out rounding the umpiro's steamer. returned to
cowes, where she arrived NJ O'clock this morning.
accom- aniel by tie Dauni,css.
The sanpIo, when at times was out Of sight Of
he CatnLua, fet4iEed 10 CoHos about two hours
later.
Mr.. Ashhurv rrari'y admits his dereat Tho
second lace will le -ai el ON FRIDAY
The members OF the Royal Yacht Club meet on
Maie. cup, to be contested for by American and
British vachts over % tons burden.
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SriHKs tEoM lIIE TAl EGRAPn.

The crors in New York State ate thriving
Fruit vii be peutiul this summer,
Providence elected . RcrUbhcah Mayor y-ster-
day.
Lawrence Brainard was buried Ia St. AlbAns YES
terdaY
Tlo North Carodu4 Rep pihhcan Convention Assem-.
nlrd Yesterday.
Gen, stuneman has assumed commlni OF the Do.
pattmcut Of AtZlni,
The Union League of Philadelphia gave . reception
ami bah ast evening.
The Floral FAR Ot tire Cotton States WAS Upenod
Yesterday In Augusta, Ga
Peabody n Cumming, psonilent hrm In East
port, Me, failed yesterday
Twenty-Five recruits for the Big Horn EHpeb'
passed omaha yesterday.
Tie Cuei OF Police IN Cincinnati has or Tered con.
iecuoncry ana c.Eat stores closed on surGay
rhe Military sheru & ", rrcn cluu.,, Ca vas
carried to AtaniH " irohs ics,'sia ty u'd" :. G"L
lClry,
The proposition Tor tho UNION NJ the C0urch
horlh with the Church South, wa suLnut,oi l., tus
Me'houhl General i"hierrure IN heEl ,.s ycs'rg1ry.
The secoud day Of tie spring muo,,us O tue NIsh.
VII g hl Oh Horse AsrCChNIu vest rd1l. and Glt
one race Ma connected. The Assoc guJn lu5S Of 40
Wa won By hltty Free,
me land sales Of the unl'- Pacific RnilSHI oi the
month OF ApTl foot w ssd aci q, fuI f4J,N.s Ing
TO al san 10 lAlc siuC" lAa4iy, psI, Anou tr 5p1
aeTea. raA !. lns thnss.A