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and not to avail ourselves quickly of the improve
ments of the age means to crawl lame and halt
ing after the great army of progress instead oil
marching stoutly and triumphantly with 1T.
If it be necessary, a loan for such public I'M
provements as are required, should be raised. No
nation ever suffered by borrowing amounts pro-
p~ortional to their means of paying, for productive
public improvements. 1t is only where immense
Sums have been lavished for wars and other I'M
productive enterprises that nations have sunered
by it. New Zealand has just passed a law au-
thorizing a loan of $50, 600 GOO to be raised Tor
public improvements. We surely need not be
afraid of a loan of 81 ,O00, goo if we require the
roopav
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Hawaiian Islands and North Pacific.

wUSr RECEIVED. A MAP OF HI HA-
% waiian Islands and Islands Northwest Of this Group as far
"a Niiwav Island. with all the Reefs. &C Issued by the
Hydrographie Bnreau, Washington, and for sale by -
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MEETING

MEETING OF THE PLANTF rs AND
"A ali others Interested in the Question Of Labor, VIII Dc
held at the
Court House, Honolulu, Saturday, Oct. 9Th,
AT Z O'CLOCK, P. NJ,
At which time the Report of Sam1 g. Wilder, Agent OF the
Hawaiian Board OF Immigration, will be made.
Per Order: :. N. CASlLE,
"a President Planters Association.
v-yANTED-A SITUATION OF TRUST,
w by a middIe-aged female, who has had sixteen years
experieuce in teaching and In housekeeping in Scotland and in
the Colonies. Apply at Mrs. Davis, Hotel Street, or at the
Office of W.. L. Green. %
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RnIes of POstHSe.

xrruIsLAx LErTERs-2 cents each half o. prepaid
UNIrED srATEs-6 cents Hawaiian prepaid, each nail o.
ExaLANB-Ge cents Hawaiian and cents American, prepaid
AusTRALIA-I25 cents Hawaiian each hall o. prepaid
The New York herald., 1870-03-05

rCABL1 D'HorH FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN AT
Socock, price 81 comprising soup nsh, enree ycxets-
bes roast salad, enremct desssrt cldee half bottle OF
b. Julien claret 32 avenue, rONChONS hssAu.
rant, oUsnias Mondsv. March7
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A Man Shot in FrOstbubrg;.

On Friday morning last at about three
o'clock, several men, amongst them one
named COulahan, miner from Boston
mines, went 10 the house Of Mr.. Thaddeus
Clary, in Frostburg, and after knocking ut
the door until Mr.. ClAry was aroused, de-
lnaidcd admttjape& This was Of: cpurse
refused, and the men were ordered 10 go
of. They still continued to knock at the
door, and threatened to break II In unless
they Wcre admitted. Mr.. Clary again
warned the men TO so of, stating that 1t
they did not 10 SO he, would shoot
thCTn.. Instead of leSving, however
thGyi Undertook 70 bgce tic door,
BY means Of q billy, and Mr.. Clary
endeavorCd to trightcn them away BY fir.
ing through the door at their feet They
aid hJs lScaf0' very easy, however, Rnd
still continued their efforts to break tho
door open. Finally Mr, Clary warned
them that unless they at once dcsistcl he
would shoot them. They failed to heed
his warning, and he fired again through
tho door, the ball this time taking effect in
the stomach Of the man Coulahan, and In.
fliCting fatal wound.
After this shot was fired, the parties de.
camped, and tho wounded man secured
the services Of q physician. Nothing
could be done, however, for his relief, and
he died from his wound on Saturday
morning. = Cumberland Transcript
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NEW YORK KrcITY.a
The MCFARLAND TrInl.
NEw YoRk, Aprll.4.

NEW YORK, April 2:
An immense crowd assembled al tie
Court Of General Sessions, where the trial
OF McF Farland opened this morning. The
jury was being empanneled, and it Is evi-
dent that considerable difficulty will be
experienced in securing thejuty.Eh
Judge Ingraham has denied tho motion
to stay the proceedings and writ oflefror
in the caSeo OF Jack Reynolds, the murderer,
and the execution will; undoubtedly take
place on Friday. CDR 3elf.i 81. -l.n1
Crowds Of, politicians went up to al;
bany last night. There promises TO be
lively work tileEe, during the week; the
Tweed charter Is to be reported in the
Senate this evening, and, its confederation
will begin tomorrow. ,4.,. .,...-..t,, =
The Mass Meeting in behalf Of Cuban
independence, IN be held, tonight .at
the Cooper Institute, under tho auspices
Of the Cuban lCque Of the, United States,
promises to be IN imposing demonstra.
tion. Speeches arc expected from Gen.
Banks, Hon. L. WOodfOr1, Hon. +. Fitch,
of Nevada, John Mitchell, Horace Grec.
ley, Richard o 0'Gormap, ], E. ThayeF, Qas.
sius N. Clay, and OILERS. - ...aj-,.ar
Yesterday afternoon. tho funeral 81 the
late Seth Boydcn, tho celebrated cultivator
and horticuituralist, took place from the
Fair street Univcrsalist Church and was
attended by manufacturers, merchants and
other prominent citizens OF Newark. Rev.
A. A. Thayer, editor Of tho; GtrtStidn
Leader, of Newark. delivered the funeral
oration. Ex-G0v. Ward. 0bediah Meeker,
James Ward, John Phillips, Cyrus. .Cuircr
and Daniel Condit acted as pail bearers.
The 10Th amendment to the National
Constitution was the leading idea which
filed tho minds Of the colorcd people Of
this city yesterday. Elaborate thanks
giving speeches we're made at all their
places 0f worship, and large congrega-
tions attended each, vi M d.
The tribune says It Is impossible that
there can be q particle Of truth in the
story telegraphed that Phillips, the en1.
hezzler inst captured In Ireland! and Nr.
PAUL Forbes, our Negotiator at Madrid,
arc one and the same person. Dir. Forbes
Is far too well known TO make this story
other than ridiculous oGrr sray ,.g
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ALBANY.

I ssMFNfI-,Ei A11NNt, April4
Tie bIll iof letting 6io CcltraI and
Hudson River railroads advance tho fare
0ne.third above the present lawful rates,
hangs in suspense in both Houses, and 1t
is reported that the customary appliances
aro actively in progress GDr greNsing tho
wheels Of Legislation. The Erie road has
several axes 10 grind, but all arc rendered
subserviCntto the great objectof prevent
ing repeal ot the bin ofllst year, which
enables Gould and Fisk to control that
concern for five years. These and the other
railroad matters having money in them
will occasion d lively time after the New
York charter and election laws NrO dis.
posed Of n# saa
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Sad Case of Drowning in the
TuHiafa #Us ..
,HUNTi1EoDoS, Pa, April {

l.T, 2 ,HUNTEoDoN, Pa, April 2.
A sad case Of drowning occurred here
Yesterday, morning ut eight o'clock Two
mensnamed David Wcstbrook andiJohn
Hoffman were coming down the .Jmiata
river in skif, when It struck the Broad
top trestIcwork and broke in two, precipI
tating the men into the river, which was
vcryligA from the recent Fains, The cpen
tried TO swim to the shore, calling piteoclsi
" for help. A number OF persons near
heard their cries and came to the shore,
and threw out some plank in order to save
them, but all their attempts failed. West
brook sunk about o hundred feet ftom the
shore, and Hoffman, who swan to within
fifty feet of the. shore, made an effort 70
take off his hat, when ho also sunk and
was drowned. Hoffman leaves q wife and
four children, and Westbrook q wife,
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sTEAMBoAT on FIRE. e
Marrow Escape Of tho Steamer Fleet
w'a. W0od.p ra D.
IRoNroN, April 9, 1870.

lhuNTUN' AJElI d low
We learn from passenger On tho Fleet;
wood up to-day that another terrible
steamboat disaster came near adding an.
other to tho list Of horrors already so
numerous, which was prevented by tho
coolness and courage OF the officers ION
duty Ut tho time. At h0lcpast ono this
afternoon, when four miles below Mays.
VILE, KY, tile Fleetwood was discovered
to be on fire. She was Immediately head.
cd for the Kentucky shore, which she soon
reached. Tho FIRE originated from one Of
the stacks. An effort was made to get tho
passengers all forward 6efhrc the tlan1es
cut them of, which was successful.
Meanwhile efforts were made 70. SubduO
tho fire, and happily succeeded through
the exertions Of one of, die pilots, who
was most determined tin his gexertlons.
All on board unite In praise Of Capt. HOl'
loway md Gus. Simmons and other oth-
Gers Of the hosS who, with some 81 tho
passengers, did everything TO prevent con-
fusion and sccurcTthc safety Of all on
board. This fro, happening at the time
II did, would without doubt have resulted
In the total destruction Of the boat, with
all on board, had II not been for the ener'
~ and cOOlnesS oE4'tho oficerS OF the
6oat, who merit The thanks Of alt
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New York /. Produce III Market. ~.

-|-"T WV IUNKs nFII1 =
CoEToN-NaEket Arm; sales OF aS0O bales at
sc F0F mIddIlu1 Gplhnds; closlhS quiet r,
FLUUR-ClOsGd steady with moderate export
demand for medium Ind low tEadea Of extra
F0RGRtL tLWhcat-NOminAlty lower; Ne. spring
at 81 0I8I II; winter rcd and amber wgateru At
81 2a6i 96 Rye -QHlet and unchanged OIiS-
Quiet At $50 69c for western 10 Al1F0l aud RIDat;
aud 640BIe for Ohio, CoFn-ARalhOH quiet at
81 056I 07 for new mixed RGSeOEn!l.
PH0tmIORS-P0Fk-Quiet and unchanged.
Besf-Firm With 1lr demand Bleol- Nominal.
RO0G-RtSAdJ at S102oa. - IrI.Ts y
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Nor long ago Westers youth, who
had been wheedled into marriage Which
llls subsequent judgment, could mot api
prove, commenced d suit for divorce.
When tho wiEeiheartl of II she was natur-
ally Indignant, and demanded of the
youthful Benedict to assign reasonable
cause for his proceedings. "You are older
tIlan I am," he said. "You knew that be:
foro We were married" was the indignant
answer. "You pad" Every body docs
that, SIR" "You wear false teeth. Seer"
ainly; but It Is not q crime" "There's
more makeup about you than reality"
"What them" "Your hair, chignon, and
waterfall weigh more than you do"
"Wcll." "Wcll, it's a dcad woman"
"Wcll." swell, I,oon't lire Nth a dcatl
uQdan, or. any part efher'" and the youth
went his way.
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E NoWu from the Piegaiiuls. ans

,T.7--l n h N CHICAGO, April !.
LEA Dispatch was received at Sheridans
Headquarters to-day from Gen. Hancock
dated St, Paul, April I'd, which says he
has received a dispatch from Gen. D. E.
Drobriand at Fort Shaw dated April 1st,
who says: "Fathcr Imadc hns just arriv-
cd from the lands OF tho Plegan Indians.
The cliieB arc for peace md send word Of
their submission. Petc, tho murderer of
CLARK, died Of small pox., All nowS SAu''
factory ftomsthat quar- e.
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FRANCE,

.'' PARIS. April 4 :.
1t is now tolcrably certain that the 80.
luton Of the question for submission Of
tho new order OF things to.&iroteiof the.
people will he deferred for aftimG. A
misunderstanding between the Ministry,
and tho Chambers on, this subject will.
therefore, be avoided IL r.H1g,Y ',.l.r
The strike at La Cruezot continues, No.
collision has yet occurred between the
rioters and the troops, is5 sr.. :rai.
The Radical party are working hard toi
ensure tho success Of Uric Fonyille, tie
candidate for Deputy 10, the Corps Legls;, i,
latir from the city Of Lyons. a ,snr ,aigd
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FoRE1GN NEWS.
RNGLAND. 94NLAl
n .IoNpoN. Anhl4.s

DISPATCHES from Calcutta state that
Earl 8Iayo, Governor General Of India; fs
making q tour Of the cotton growing dis,
tricts OF that country urging the Necessity
Of IN increased cultivation of cotton In
order to cOmpete successfully with the
United States NJ zlI.HI ,,sf1r
The Times on the proposed reconsldera-
tiOn ofthc decision Of. the Supreme Court
In the matter Of the cOnstitutionaltty .of
legal tenders, strongly hopes that the views
Of tic Chief Justice win be sustained. ="
Rumors Of the proposed constitutional
changes in France tobe submitted ito the
votes of the people have been ginning
strength and are now generally credited
here. '"hi.a"-'n F.T 'f.l n '""''' 'tf
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wAsH1NeToNNEWsA ANDeossIp

:rg.g fli = WAsuLNGToE; April 2 {
ppopAp1p FATp or TIE SAN DoNIEGo
Tnr STv Tho presiiIent Il c0nfident that
The San DominT6 Treaty VIII be ratified.
Some or bis fri,nls doubtless without his
n1tIinrity Arc an ndcayorinr 10 secure votes
Lv hinlS nf almost unlimited sc6ntr6l'of
Ds,ronsrr ] Il il not bclieycd that so far,
PrSsijeHt Grant hns nttembtefl ID iIse the
natrongSs to strcngthen t6e treaty As0
waiter waiter 9f cOurse n 1ongressnNn WHO Is an
;ntimote friend viii have more influence
with lin on all questions than a stranger.
Messrs. Sumner, EOrrill, Of Vermont, aud
otfieFs sneak Of the treaty as dead, but Il
will spring into life again hereafter. -
Mos 1.TSrnIx NGEtS Asr1SG Ans
7, ,"' 20 r',,n6tSI tSct Mrai n Snc6In lias been
,vr;,;nT ~ T' ~ Hrominnn, IN, nersons horn nrr;nC
Tanm.sssos Ts ~ ~ ,,"so q Ii,i far Lcr ;mmediate
r"j;qS Sbo rIendS nnvcrtv and thc an.
Is ricaa ~ @ hor ;llmStrinns ] decImscj husband
Tic foc,in%o NJ GonCress towards hor il
s,,cb I tLot sTorc Ia n5 chance for anv pen.
s;oa FS,.sLor ,S'TNf
'Tr NJ - 49, ,r... D.ao,, n,,,
lie LEGAL = lENps" CaS.. pECis.oN.- 81 i,l's ne
decision o. I9c oupEetno ~ SouEt " Ie'OpJl t,si
the aeSsaI ~ tclltlcI S'lse' ~ IGs"'ncu "S VIZ.
nous Ing ool, aStO - ,';1 rSS' So raass o
cd md me entire Econstitutfonallty Of the
aet1nffncd, COMPASSIONATE finOncicrs are
curious to SIZE II the decision will send gold
up arOin, and cmbarrass the proposed
funding bill. Some Of tho ablcst members
of the ways and means and finance COM
mittees believe that.n reversal OF the first
decision will send gold up and prevent tho
success Of the funding scheme.
Nixon GrsprAI. Tu6vAs-In rcDlv
IN ] y oTT"ca,ion fr"m General Sherman tiat
~" SS,5Sr1,I @ or GpS"roI Thomas he nj Ttst
pc;rt J , and tb,t Lis remains ho. nlmcci in
tho T n,;I;;Nrv ';i't crmctcrv there Colonel vii.
I"rI % %ss reHl;e,i lint Il ia thG desire Of NIrs.
TSon,ss % th"i tl,r h,nrrnl md hnrinl slall
hc | NJ Trnv Ss the President and Gen.
nrni chor;nor Lnvc orrncd IN attend thc
annual meeting Of tie Army of tic Poto.
mac next Saturday evening, In. PhiladeE
phia, and as Il large number OF officers de-
sire to no present on both occasions, It
seems probahle that the funeral VIII either
be on Friday Of next week or tue Tues
day following. General Sherman Will or
der n battalion Of engineers from Wliletts
Point, as aHortion Oi the funeral escort
Tur FIRTErSTu AMRSDMRSr-Thc
President In nrivote conversation Int
nicht sMokc vcrv strongly oF bis satisinc.
lion Mt ihn ratification az tllc Fifteenth
Amendment, lie said he had been some.
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ST.}LOUIs.
Meeting ofIifo Insurance Companies.

e.,Ia rr ST.. LOUIS, April 4.
a Eeeung Of tho Lie Insurance Com
papies Of this city was held Saturday to
consider what steps were necessary to pro-
,tect tho Companies against oncrous laws
passed In this and other States. A memO'
rinI was presented addressed to all the
Life Insurance Companies Ot the country,
citing their grievances and Recommending
aNaiional Convention Of Life Insurance
Companies 10 consider what shall be done
to procure good uniform legislation. The
memorial was referred TO Committee for
perfectIon when It will be adopted.
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The Latest News, {
xLIst CONGRESS- y /. =,
SECOND session. =
q HOUSE. L.-
wASIINGToN, D. c., April 4

#'r. 's WAphANNAVNI ~ w. S@PsA -. .
Mr. IEaERsoLL offered resolution in.
structing tho Post Office COMMITTEES tO in.
quire Into the expediency Of extending q
free delivery system to all cities contain.
ing population Of not less than 10000,
and to State Capitals containing pOpula-
tion ol not less than 10000. Adopted. 7
Mr.. MAYNARD introduced joint reS0-
luton In reference 10 the sinking Of the
United States steamer Oneida by collision
with the British steamer Bombay, direct
ing the Secretary oftllc NavytO order IN
inquiry into the particulars, with view to
ascertain the responsibility for collision
and the consequent destruction ollie, and
report the same 10 Congress.
hlr. SCHENoK suggested the modItica-
ton OF the resolution, so as 10 make the
investigation extend to tho conduct OF the
Captain Of the Bombay. He was not at
all certain but what tue Oneida was in
fault in the collision, but he thought the
conduct OF the British vessel after tho col
llsion o much graver ofcnse. The rcso3
luton was modified accordingly and
passed. ,,, ,.ys
NIr. JULIAN presented 3 joint resolution
to amend the Constitution Of the United
States by adding article sixteen as follows:
Sec, /. Tho right Of citizens Us to vote
shall not bc denied or abridged by the
United States Or by any State. On account
Of sex. = Sec. 2. Congress shall have power
toienforce this article BY appropriate leg
islation. Referred.
The SPEAKER made a report on the ar-
rangements. for tue memorial services Of
General Thomas, which was agreed To-.
MesSrs., LOGAN, GARFIELD, BANKS, $40
cuH, w IsiBURS Of Wisconsin, RANDE1n
and SToKEs were appointed a Housc COM
mittee to attend the funeral.
The House went into committee on the
tariff bill! Adjourned. ss. sfa'gt'u =
SENATE.
Tho VIcR:PREsIDEST submitted the
order Of arrangements FOR tile memorial
services OF Gen. Thomas as agreed on by
the presiding officers OF the two Houses.
IttpfOvtdes Tor the meeting;Of tho Sena"
tors and Representatives in tho hall OF the
latter on Tuesday evening and the apf
pointment Of Joint Committee Of six
Senators and seven Representatives 70 at
tend the funeral. Id.
Tho Georgia bill was taken up, Mr..
STEWART moved to strike out Mr.. BNG-
HAMS amendment e.;
Mr.. WILSON offered an amendment au-
thorlzing the continuation Of the present
Legislature for two years from It's reor-
ganization in January last; provided the
clausc Of tho State Constitution on the
subject shall never be exercised to extend
any official term beyond the regular con-
stitutional period, and the Legislature to
consent to this condition before the act
shall tAke effect. = g.. 'l5
Mr.. WiLIEY spoke in favor Of a provls.
ional government for Georgia..
Mr. STEWART agreed that Georgia
should either, be kept out under the mill.
tAry rule, or the present loyal State organ
izatiOn should he given sufficient tins 70
establish itself andlprovidc tho means for
fair election. W" y 2of
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Commercial and. Financial.
New York Money and stock Market.
n, 4'.s '.' ..0a ~ 'NVty, Van, ANIL

= f. NEK, YoRK, April 4.
ThoTe was more cheerful feeling lniAnanclal
clrclCs this afternoon on an ANNOUNCEMENT that
tho Ways and Means Committee stood ono In IA
vOr and eight against the fandingbil In Its pres
Gnt shape. rGr "a bru h,Ti .,
after p. ", when the demand Ahatcd and offer
Inga were liberal. One bank negotiated nearly
g., 900 At per cent. Closing operations Wcre
at 8 per cent on governments aud per cent on
Stocks. Some OF thu banks report return now
Of GlTeaCy from the inleridg, and hi1 Afternoon
few prominent banks were lending more money
on call than for some days, II ia reported that
all the gTeenbaeks taken from the bAnka for the
week past were for Philadelphia. Prime business
nUtcs nomlnally I1S per cent ',I1
There vas a little moro activity and buoyAney
In tho produce markets to-day. Cotton advanced
Kc owing 10 the Increased strength OF the South.
en- market and the advance Ia Liverpool. There
wcre some heavy pnrehRSes both here and at IAy'
orp0ol To cover short contracts maturing Ia April
Pork also advanced and there was y large Spscu.
s1ERLNG-FIFner at \ 1925 2 s S1osEland demand
better. "' -. .,..
Carrying rates 43B peE cent and hAt. CleaEanccS,
S21 001 900, -. D.. g.. - r.t
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Signs of Economy


Tho Senate Military Committee this
morning considered Wilson's bill for
the reduction Of the army, and will proba'
bly, report 1t as a substitute for tho House
bill with tho same title. It Is claimed that
Mr.. Wilson's bill provides for saving g.
100000 per annuln, while Mr.. LOgan's
would increase tho Cxpcditurcs for army
purposes $3,000,000.
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STocKB-Dnll bal 1taady, With a6m0 improve.
mont and aotIvltSih LAE6 Shore, Northwestern,
St. Paul and Vanderbilt BhEGg. ~ II,
Western Union Telegraph. -; Adams EFpreee,
81; Wells, Fargo 4 Co.. 10k; American, 9Sk:
UnItsd SAtea, 46N; Pacific Nail a5Ji: New York
Central, 9OH; do icFip. sO$;i EPIe. ?5H! HatlSm,
III; Reading, 87K; Michigan C6lttG't 1i9H; Lake
shore, 8TX: IIllnnis Central I4S PtLtlh1tgh. 9oH
Northwestern, 19k; DO. pSetetttd, S!S: ROCK x!
PauI, GtS; do. preferred, AK; Wabash ~: do.
preferred Il; Fort Wayne 0lE:, Tcro IIAlte, 50;
6hIcaso' q Alton. Ii9N; Ohio = Mississippi,
99N; Cleveland. Columbus d Cincinnati, Il;
Hartford ! Eric ~. ',rt,.-r.-,,, ~ !.
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Tho Municipal war in Richmond.
Rrrrr,rn,rn Anril A.

Gen. Candy has not yet furnished troops
for ejecting Ellison from the, City Hall,
and the United States Marshal is now
summoning large civil posse to demand
his surrender, Il that posse should fall to
obtain possession, It Is undcrstood the
Gcneral'commandtng .willatuEnish troops
Tho colored people to-day celebrated
Evacuation day. I
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col,NNEoTICUT l, ELECTION.
~ HARTPoRp. April 4

'rliG,clc ion to-day was quiet The
storm Is severe and has turned 70 snow.
Returns have been received, and the In
Cications are that the State Is very close
Returns from eighteen towns show net
Republican loss Of 19S, mostly In Hartford
Oo1i6, f|'' |"a
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,f4i 'uGdI"d 'soG' BALTIMoHE. April 4.
FtounGF Fairly active and unchanged. tHI
GhAif-Whcat-Qu Quiet and unchanged. Corn
FIrn; white 81 05; yellow 81 %. Oats and Rye
Nothing doing.
PRoyisiONs.-N Mesa Porls-Firm at S27197 90.
Bacon-FIrm; rib Gldes 1Sc; clear sides l6c;
Sh0RIderBIee; hams 10920c. TIM zee iHE''N
LARD-QuIct ut I5HGDl6c.
,WHlFKT-Vory Arm: some holders ask 81 o..
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I
Since January 1; $3.50 emigrants have
passed Columbus, +lsi follows: January
1908; February, ESQ; March, S5s9%N !,
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WASHINGTON.
The Oneida Disaster,
WARRINGTON, April

~ WASHINGTON, April 4.
The Secretary of the Navy has sent to
the House all the information In his pos
session relative to the Oneida disaster.
The report says tho disaster occurred
throughth bad navigation Of the BON.
bay and reckless disregard Of life and Of
the common obligations Of humanity. -
Signs Of Economy.
The Committee on Appropriations have
agreed unanimously 10 report against
making any appropriations whatever for
buildings n6t now in course Of conStruc-
lion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-05

Tm friends of"ftce Cuba" having deter.
mined to make another denomination in
New York city, In the hope of influencing
Congress in favor Of negotiation, mass
meeting was held at tho Cooper InSti.
tutc last evening, at which among others
Governor Hoffman, Gen. Banks, Senator
'Nyye and John Mitchell were present,
The list Of We Presidents Is very impOs.
Ing, adstneIddsS many distinguished
nNnNS.