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heads OF the combatants, and Mr.. Tyn-
uale's collar was rent, as mentioned. At
last, while the men were locked in dead.
y struggle, the robber or an accomplice,
Tor there may have been moro than ono
rohher, placed o pistol close to the head OF
Mr.; TyndAlc and fired q single shot, which
ended the struggle and the victims life.
The robber then riled the body Of the
victim, but was frightened by some means
from his prey before he had completed
his work. he took out the pocket. book
and seized the ilfty dollars, but left some
other smaller sums. He pulled at the
gold watch, but this was secured by a
steel chain.
The gold speclaclcs that Mr.. Tynlalo
constantly wore, and which he had on
when struck with the club, as shown by
the bend in the left limb, probably Tell 70
the ground in the struggle, or were knock.
ed of by the blow. These and the travel
ing sack were lett on the ground, when
the robber and murderer was obliged to
depart. .....
Mr.. Tyndalc leaves a wife and five
children, all of whom, except two, are
hASl hl4A nOluCu BlO"Hs AhS uAoJOl VI
Springfield has offered one thousand dol
lars for the arrest and conviction Of the
murdcrers, Lnd doubtless the reward will
be largely increased by Mr.. Tyndales
friends. ..a.,
Mr.. Tyndale was about fily.fve years
Of age, and was gentleman OF very scien-
tific attainments. In 1854 he was elected
Secretary Of State, and has resided in
Springfield since that time. Having prin-
cipally livedat Belleville, his remains will
be taken 10 the latter place tomorrow for
burial.
EXCITEMENT OVER THE MURDER AT
SPRINGFIELD.
A Springfield dispatch this evening says
the excitement over the murder Of Tyn-
dale Is still intense, and the city full ofru-
mOrs Of the arrest Of the perpetrator. One
man was arrested at 3 4. NJ, and lodged
in Jail, but proved IN aIi5I and was dis
charged. tU
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Cincinnati Market.
OINcRNATI, MAY

CoTToN-Firm; middling 14a14t.
FLoUR-Steady; family SO 1Oa6 80.
GRAN-Wheat-Firm at 81 S4a1 35
Corn, firm at SIC. Oats, unchanged
Barley, firm at 81 GOAL O5al 10.
Z GROCERIEs-Unchanged
OILs-Linseed oil, active at 100.
EGGs-Dull ut 13c.
BUTrER-Dull at 29a30c.
GHEEsE-Steady; factory 15al8c.
Provisions Pork, dull ut 1Sa1S4c
Lard, dull attic; bulk meats, firm; shoul
dere, 6sc; sides, SaShc; clear rib stc;Iclear
SEa8ic. Bacon, firm; shoulders, 74c
sides, clear rib, 9taOsc; clear, O9a0sc.
MInsKY-S7c. -
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Court Martial Sentences Set Aside by
the Secretary Of the Navy.
He Releases SCOundrels who Robbed

court MHrllHL sentences SGT ASlue ny
the Secretary Of the Navy.
He Releases ScOundrels who Robbed
the Government Of Half Million
Dollars.
WASHINGTON, May l.
The general order of March e5th, Of
the Secretary ofthe Navy, reviewing the
decision in the Court Martial case Of Pay
master Lockwood and others, for scanda-
lOus conduct and CmOezzlement, set aside
the sentence so tar as 1t related to fine and
Imprisonment because there was no law
for the execution ofsuch sentence. Lock.
wood, who dCfrauded the government out
Of about 5000, therefore was set at lib.
erty, being merely dismissed from the
service. The same course In the same
order, was pursued in the cases Of Pay.
masters Gerard, Marcy and Washington,
each oil whom was sentenced to BOTH fine
and Imprisonment These paymastcrs
were the cause Of a loss to the govern
ment by embezzlement, or other misde.
meanofs, Of about S5000O0. The navy
department has taken no steps to bring
the cases before a civil tribunal, nor
has It even claimed the paltry bonds,
which officers were required, TO give un.
der. the law. The officers were merely
dismissed from service. "a
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Financial and Commercial.


The debt statement published yester.
day shows the coin in the treasury to be
StOO,46S91O; currency in treasury $l9,.
7O7SGO; or a total of $11O2OO,sSO. De.
Quoting this the total debt Is now $2,SO8,.
57S,54S. The decrease during April was
G,124,O53.
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AttorneyB'Rt-LAW.
CRAcRATR J. MACAULEY, Monroe ct, east OF 4th.
". P. q D; L. HUBBARD, 9TH st., one door Bouth
Of Court House.
PECK & COCHRAN, 4th st., Cd door below Quincy,
STANTON q ALLISON, 4th sL north OF Monroe.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK or wHEmuG, No Main street.
CITT BANK, CnDgle's Block, Market street.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, No Monroe street,
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, corner Main and
Monroe streets.
NATIONAL SAylNGS BANK, No. Main street.
PEOPLES BANK, % Main street.
BOOkS and 6tatiOnOry.
CAMPBELL q McDERAoT, cor. Market and Mon.
PiULL Bios. & Co., 90 MarketsL
Book BlndsrS and Blank Books.
MILLS, FREw q Co., IS Quincy street.
Boots and Shoes, CWhOlesGls)
CD. KNOX 4 Co., G5 Main street.
Boots and Shoes, (RetAIlJ
L. V. BLOND, IO7 Main street.
STONE q Smith, 1876 Main street.
Bread and Crackers.
GEo. 4. INNER, I62 Market street,
ChromOs and Frames.
d, ",
STONER 4 HANKE, 81 Market street.
China, Glass, &c.
&c. WNsHIP 4 Co., 81 Monroe street.
Clothing.
THOs. HUGHEs, IS cor. Monroe aud Water siS.
J. T. LAKN & Co., No. Monroe street.
JOIN L. RICE, 3S Monroe street.
]. II. STALLNAN = Co., Is Monroe street.
Dentists.
E, +. WoRrHEN, Monroe ST., between Main and
Market.
DrusgIHtS, CwholCsale)
LAuguLIN, Bros. q Co, Main street.
LosAN, List 4 Co., Bridge corner.
Druggists, RetAII.)
RDXUND BOCKNG, No. 1 Odd Fellows Hall,
HcLAN BRoS., No. 1 Washington Hall.
Dry Goods.
B0YD l. SITLER, 80 Main ST., centre Wheeling.
BRUEs & SANDERS, ia Main street. -
U.s. RHODES j Co., Merchants Block Main a.
JOHN ROEMKR & Co., 81 and IS Main st.
HENRY RoIMRR, 80 cor. Main and Biddle Bts
GEO R. TAYLOR 3 Co., Merchants Block, Main
street.
Furniture.
FRIEND h sON, 16i Main street.
HUBBARD 4 BRoTHER, 80 4 So Market street.
Groceries, (wholOSale)
HESIr x. List 4 Co, cor; Main Quincy Sts.
PRHtT W S and M ~ Main strosi az ''''
JosEPH sPEIDEL 4 Co., ~ Main St, COT. Quincy.
GrOcerS, RetaIl)
4 II Booru 4 Co, cor, Monroe A Watpr ,ts
RI. SATTu, cor! Market and Quincy structO.
H.ts and Cans N
HARPER & BRos., BSNAIn street. 70.
I,o, v.u. A.
uSD , n,S', HI,H ~.
JACOB SNYDER, Sd MalR street,
burau.s.
AETNA FmE AND MARINE INs. CO., otice under
Aclhre House.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Co., up StAirS,
next door to Merchants National Bank.
PEABODY INSURANCE Co >, 100 Market street.
WEsr Va. Insurance. Co., south side Monroe
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with the Paris Commune il
EERsAnu1L May 1-7r. 4. !

d . hthdAl1LAtaaY ulhy 4-lts ". z
The negotiations for the surrender Of
Fort IssY have failed. The lombard.
ment was recommended, and Is now very
violent. In'the Assembly to-day Picard
stated that the municipal elections
throughout France passed oil quietly yes.
tertlay, except at Lyons, where the quar-.
ter in which the Mayors Office is located
was invaded by riotous crowd Of men,
partially armed. The Project Of the de.
partment restored order, though not with.
out conflict, in which he was wounded,
but not dangerously. There was also q
slight disturbance in the town of rThiers,
Department Of Puigledome, which was
repressed.
PARIS, May Afternoon.
The Commune has revoked the order
for the arrest Of General Cluscrct. A
series Of barricades are building to COM
pletely encircle the city. General Wrob-
aloski Is now in command of the lett
bank OF the Seine and the forts outside the
walls,
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@A+s"fNAA AA4a- w. ~ NF'NNN-f -
TheunderIgned, appointed Commissioners by
the Council OF the city Of Wheeling, 10 sell the
bonds Of the said city authorized BY an ordi'
nance ofsaid city entitled 'An ordinance 70 neRo-
tlAte loan for the beneat Of the city Of Wheel
uon thereof" passed January 18th, 1911, Will on
AOEDAI, THE. FIRST DAY OF MAIs 1871,
ltthe NATIONAL BANK OF WEST VIRGINIA, at
Wheeling, open books and commence receiving
Subscriptions To the loan authorized BY the above
entitled ordnance.
Ills provided in said ordinance that the Com.
misaionerS shall receive subscriptions for ten
dAgs and shall GllORhO one person or arm to sub
SfiOe fora greater amount than Ave thousand
dollars, until after the expiration Of ton days
nom the time Of Recommending TO receIVe subseflp-
uonS, Should the subscriptions exceed tho
mount deslred the loan viii be apportoned
Among the subscribers.
The bonds to be Issued will be coupon bonds,
payable on or before the tStdAy Of January, 1891,
. thS Merchants National Bank OF West VIZ
klA, a Wheeling, bearing eight per cent Inter
St payable on the lst days OF July and Janunty
10 each and every year. - .r..lg
The proceeds oF sale TO be srclusirsly applied
y NE purchase Of the property OF the Wheeling
The bonds GEe exempt ftOm municipal taxation
Oy ne city Of Wheeling.
Ths payment Of principal and interest to DO 50
srFsd bypFOper deed q trust upon the lands
sI, gIelldlnHS and other property purchased BY the
pany
The Commissioners are 70 receive the entire
mIenueOt the gas works and In each and every
SE out OF the moneys received by them arc re-
E9teu 70 set aside AtlOast fifteen per cent OF the
,snoaht OF the outstanding bonds to pay the In
SIest ,st thereon, and af(ef the payment OF the In
SsOs - % the ltt day Of July In each and every
!i5O S5tO apply the residue Of the moneys 30 SGT
NSe T q thr redemption ofthe Outstanding bonds.
ne bonds 70 DO redeemed on the lSt day Of
SSa$ IN each aud every year, will DO determined
commissioners BY lot.
no subscriptions will be recclyedAtA q rate lees
'uAa the par value Ofths bonds.
II. REILLY.
A. J. SWKENY, -
RM. b SIMPSON,
apF,A CornuaiaRlAhNFa
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Madrerin milwaukee.

= 1858 a. MILWAUKEE, May /.
, The young man, Charles Mckenzie
reported TO have been killed by train
near Wauwatosa, appears to have been
murdered by inmates-of the Hyde Park
House, a place Of prostitution, and the
body laid near the track as q deception
The guilty ones have been arrested,
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Paris Thoroughly Frightened.
U,paIu,po Mov1

~
Paris Thoroughly frightened.
a.st8. VERSAILLES, May1.
Fort Issy was yesterday summoned to
surrender by a flag Of truce from the Yer
sailles army. The garrison asked tinee
for deliberation, which was accorded.
Negotiations were recommended to-day.
Republican candidates were chosen at
the election In Lille,
Ahrge number OftrOops leave towards
Paris to-day TO reinforce the army invest
ment The editors OF all moderate Jour
mails in Paris have been ordered to be
prosecuted by the Commune, and are
leaving the city as rapidly as possible.
Private tslegraphing in Paris Is again en-
tirely suspended. - A.,
The firing last night was fearful, and
apparently utterly reckless. Nothing to
compare with 1t has occurred since the
commencement Of the civil war. The
city Is greatly excited and alarmed, and
groups offrightened people are collected
In almost every street and Avenue discuss.
ing the state 6i affairs. Gen. okolowit1s
wound q very severe one, and his recoy'
cry Il doubtful. The delegates nom the
Masonic lodges OF Paris have returned
from Versailles, unable 70 accomplish
anything. They report that Thlers ex'
presses the opinion that peaceable Ar
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The Mississippl Crevasse.
NEW oRLRANs, May

Several hundred persons went on an
excursion to Bonnet Carp Crevasse yes.
terday. The levee on either side Is still
giving way, although unrcmitting labor Is
being made to stop the furthersprea of
the crevasSes. Fheroar Of the current at
the break can be heard more than a mile.
Well informed planters estimate the loss
to the sugar crop WIN exceed 6. 10000 hogs
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Crew Of the AIerrImac Rescued.

BOSTON, may 7,
The Cunard steamer Aleppo, from Bos.
ton, arrived at Queenstown on the S0th
nil. with the crew Of the bark .Merrimac
OF Boston, the remains Of which vessel
were recently found below this port. The
Aleppo ran INTO and sunk the e'bark In BOS.
ton BAY on the Goth ulE, but saved the
crew and carried them 10 Queenstown,
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Large Reduction of Force In the
Treasury Department.
WAsHINOT0N. Nav |.

-.. WASHINGTON, May |.
For several weeks past there has been
. steady reduction in the number OF en-
ployees in the Treasury Department, and
the discharge Of many more has been de-
cided, owing to the falling off Of work.
There were yesterday discharged from
the printing bureau 100 persons, more
than half women. Notwithstanding this
reduction aud the necessity Of still fur.
ther curtailing of the force, applications
continue to be made for clerkshlpS from
all parts OF the country. -"
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, May 1.

11-77EE7S7l 1'@t7y II
FLouR-Firmcr at IS O9.aG 80.
GRAN-Wheat-No. Q spring closed
1c higher at 81 24s cash; 81 90, seller last
half May; 81 81 June; this afternoon firm
at 81 24ia1 242 cash and seller May,
Corn-NO. Q mixed active; closed firm at
54ic seller May, 55tc seller juno. Oats
No. 9 active at 47la47sc. Rye-No. 2
firmer at 82as3c. BarleyAUnchanged,
HoGs-Quiet at $5a5 55.
CATTLE-Quiet and 10a15c lower at
s. 5Oa8 2h
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Suicide at Indianapolis.

y Z 1I '11A4'AL '.''7AAL 7VI4LSi IK1J II
This morning about nine O'Clock q gen.
man stopping ut the Palmer House, who
registered his name as {. A. Stricklin,
Tenn, committed suicide By cutting his
throat with a pocket knife. Mr. Stick.
lin was \ stranger here. No cause vas
assigned for tho deed. he came to the
Palmer House few days ago. HaVlLl
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ANUMBER Of manufacturing establish.
ments in Massachusetts have taken meas
ures 10 hereafter burn bituminous instead
Of anthracite coal. The Boston Transcript
says that the change Is In consequence OF
the strikes In Pennsylvania, and the un.
certainty ofa supply of the products Of It's
mines.
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Accidentto the Cleveland Lake Tun-
mel.
CLEVELAND. Nav 1,

81 CLEVELAND, May L..
Saturday levening, 4 break caused BY
the presence Of gas occurred in the water
works tunnel at point about six hun.
dred feet from the outer end. The gas
forced the water in at the bottom with
suchviolence as to drive it through the
pores Of the hard brick, and with y noise
like the blowing off Of steam. The men,
tools and donkeys were got out, and the
tunnel Is now nearly full Of water. Oper.
atoms will be suspended few days to
await developments, 'ia..f
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Philadelphia Market.
Pu11ADELpn1A, May1.

FLoUR-QuleI; Ohio and Indiana 81 90
az 30.
GRAIN-W Wheat duh, red western 81 81
81 90. Rye and Oats unchanged. Corn
'hrm; mixed western 74a75c; yellow 76c.
0Tts-Petrnlenm-Crud 17tc; refined
22sc. 1E
WHIsKY-Firm at O3c,
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The other day one Of the High Joints
said to q pretty girl, "Where are all your
handsome men? The ladies arc all very
well, but, pom my soul, you know, !
haven't seen n handsome man since I've
been here" "Ah," said the young lady,
sweetly, but you have handsome men in
England, l presume?" "Oh, yes, Of
course, we have plenty of them" "Then,
why" she asked, "did not the Queen
send one here?"
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A Bankrupt Not Exempt from LIZ
cenSe Tax.

Inthe u. s. Circuit C6atf to-day IN lie
case u he GOSernment u &GR. s. sIASki 4
physician, who refused to pay his Gov.
ernment license on the ground that he
was bankrupt and consequently not LA.
BILE, Judges EmmonS and Withey decided
that being bankrupt does not exempt from
q license tax. -. I'd s..E
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ElectIoRTO.Day ON the Redemption
Question.
ST.. Paul, May /.
/ A citizens meeting was held this a. NJ,
for the purpose Of securing full vote for
the State bond arbitration question, which
win be voted on tomorrow, This meet.
ing was composed Of our most prominent
and wealthy citizens, and indicated that
St. Paul will cast a large majority for this
plan which Is to clear Minnesota Of the
olium ofrepudiatiOn,
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New York Market.
~ New YORK, May l.

9a New YORK, May l.
COTToN-Steady middllng uplands,
FLouR-FEmer at SO 16aC S5, for ship,
ping extras.
GRAN-Wheat-Firm; red and amber,
81 52a1 "a. Corn and o 0ats-unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Cumberland Middle, SIC.
LARD-Steady, seller, June, at llial9c;
July, at l2a1esc.
I Eaas- Steady at 17a17lc.
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DETROIT.
DRrRo1r. MIcu., Nav 1.

Z DETROIT, NICE, May /.
> The sault St. Marie Canal will be open.
ed for navigation on, the sth inst a seo,
, james r. Cohover has retired from The
editorShlp Of the. Adusrtissr AID Tribune
IN order 70 assume the duties Of The minis.
try Of the Episcopal Church.
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Hon. Tnos. A. scorr, of Pennsylvania,
has been elected President Of the Shen.
andoah railroad oI Virginia, which ex.
tends from Harpcrs Ferry to Salem, Va,
a distance Of 200 miles.
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"A hail storm Sunday did considcra.
ble damage in North Mississippi.
The Troy IN. " Hosiery Mills
Marshall estate, occupied by Speppard s
Buckley, for the manufacture Of knitted
goods, was partially burned at noon yes.
terday. Loss 10000; insured.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, May /

FLoUR-QuieL
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm; Ohio and Indi.
ana, 81 57a1 90. Corn-Steady; mixed
western, 72a74c. 0ats-8Ga6Sc. Rye
95caS1 90. @ ''
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Firm al
$40 00a19 80. Bacon-Shoulders, Sc;
sides, 10c; clear rib, 1Oic; hams, 16a17c
Lard-12c. Nn
WHsKY-Firm at 9stAOSc.
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A MAN in New York gave woman his
note Ior $4,000 to marry him. She did SO,
but he got possession Of the document
and refused to pay. She has sued to re.
cover but 1t Is doubtful II she can.
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HORRIBLE MURDER IN MIS-
SOURI,. 4. |Fa ...
A Man Murders His COmraIe aud
Burns the Body.


ST. LOUIS, May l.
The Daily (MO.) Monitor says some Of
the particulars ofthe horrible murder in
that vicinity are being brought to light
It appears that two travellers passed
through Middle Grove, Monroe county,
last January, andit issuppOsed that about
three miles Of that place one Of them
murdered the other for his property, and
burned up his body in his camp fire, small
pieces OF bone having been found in the
remains OF the fire! The property Of one
Of the men, who lives near Chicago, has
been found in the possession Of o man in
Indiana, who was in company with him
at the Grove, and reQuisition from Gov.
Brown on Gov. Baker, Of Indiana, has
gone on for him, and hewillbe brought TO
Monroe county. ~ . "a "
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Confession Oflhe LOganspOrt Murder.

LoGANsroRT, IND, May |.
Two young men, named Jerome Brooks
and Charles Carr, have made full CON
lession of committing the murder and
robbery Of Mr.. Slater at this place, April
9Oth. They arc now in Jail. IT,,
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YERsAILIEs Nav 1-lO A. n.

The Insurgents OF fort Issy this morn
ing displayed . flAg,ot truce and party
has been sent forward from the Govern
ment lines TO convey terms upon which
the surrender ofthe fort will be accepted.
There was q disturbance at Lyons yes.
terday, fomented by the friends OF the
Paris Commune, hut It was readily quell-
ed BY the authorities.
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IT is affirmed very positively by tho
Washington correspondent Of the Cincin,
natl Gazette that Mr.. FISH will retire from
Q cabinet about the first OF June.
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STATE BoEDs-MissGurls. 9S9; Tennes-
sees, old 67t; new, CIT; Virginias, new,
7l;old, 6Sti North CarOlinas, old, Az; new,
25.
SToCKs-W Western Union Telegraph, 50J;
Adams Express, sl1; Wells, Fargo e. Co.,
43a; American, 5SI; United States 5Si;
Pacific Mail Az; New York Central, 99l;
do scrip, 94i; Erie, 81; Harlem, 199; Read.
ing, 10; Michigan Central, 1911; t;Cleveland
& Pittsburgh, ex. div. 1881; Northwestern,
81; do preferred, 0O;; Rock Island, 49,
preferred, SIT; wabash, i Ut; Il Fort T Wayne, SS
0OA; Terrc Haute, 8OI; Chicago lS Alton,
11S; Ohio & Mississippi, 81; Cleveland,
Columbus & Cincinnati, S9t; Burlington
& Quincy, 1885, Lake Shore, 110t; Indiana
Central, %; Illinois Central, 1874; Union
Pacific 3si; Central Pacific bonds, 1901
Union, 8S9.
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WHEELING
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Names, Business and Locations Of
the Leading Houses in Wheeling,
for the use of Country Merchants
and Others visiting the City. Those
intending TO purchase will do we'll
TO cut this ont for reference.
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Diatnrbauces At LYons.

p, Disturbances at Lyons
PARIS, May l, a. NJ.
Cluseret has been discharged from the
office Of Minister Of War by the Com
mune, and replaced by RosselL The On
du Rsuple says Cluseret has been arrested
by order of the Executive Committee with
the approval Of the Commune. La Cecilia
Is In command at Fort Issy. Durassier
replaces OkoloWitz, who has been
wounded.
There was cannonading and musketry
fire at Neullly all through last night, but
it Is now slackened. The Journal Dt
Paris says the Versaillists have evacuated
GenneV[lliers. .... .r
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The Negotiations for the Surrender
-S@SSS or IsSy. .'-'-i
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FINANCIAL.
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NITY OF WHEELING BONDS.
GAS LOAN,
Paying Eight Per Cent Interest
FRRE RROn MUNIOIPAL M.

Interest Coupons Promptly Paid SomlAnnuAlly
In the City oI Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-02
steamer Burned on The 81. Lawren,ce,

,rfkHr vsFl.TI SOlP9Atl'Sl ~ SAptll oY y
, The Steamer Pont Neuf was burnedod
The river between Quebec and Gefodne
to-day. Loss $4,000; no Insurance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-02
Every Family should have a Bottle.

We have In our possession hundreds Of tho
most dattering testimonials from Physicians ui
the highest standing, both Of the Alipathy and
HomRe lthy schools, who endorse and prescribe
the Home Stomach Bitters as q recuperant,
the best remedy known In cases Of Indigestion,
Dyspepsia ard General Debility. They are Ger
tain preventative Of Fever and Agpe, BllllOuSneSs
and all diseases arising frum malariOus causes.
They are not only DELlGHTPUL TO THE TATsE, bnt
beneficial TO the sick, the eonYAlescent and tho
well, imparting strength to both mind aud body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-02
Distinguished Americans Coming
Home.

LONDON, MAY l. .
Generals Sheridan and Forsyth and the
widow and son Of President Lincoln are
passengers on the steamship Russia, which
sailed Saturday for New York.