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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-17
Chicago u ASket.

CHIc,so, April l6.
wHEAT-Qliec >o 2 2sprngsl l9t
al 10; cash; 81 l99l l9s seller
April Il lIt1l 2l9 seller Mss; 81 23t
| "a. seller June; market closed un-
SETTLED
FLOUR-At previous fgures; trans
actions light
CORN-Srsnger and excited. prices
improved lt9liG No. 2 32t933t;
casb or sellrr April; 34iG435tc seller
Nav: 37t a 38t seller Juoe
OAr>-Unsettlei; No. 2 26i(927tc
cash or seller April 2Sils2Sic seller
May; 30c seller June closed outside.
BARLEY-QIiet
MES PORK -Cloaed weak; sales
sI6 So seller Nav $I6 75tgI6 95 eel
Ter June Ell l5alT rs seller July.
LARD-StesdE 81 cash; 81 seller
May 81 seller JuLr.
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RIVER NEWS.

PlrrsBURGH, April IS The river is
about stationery with 8 'eet ii inches
in the channel. Weather clear with
some rain.
CIycIsNArI, April l6.-The river is
falling slowly with 81 feet 6 inches in
the channel. Weather cloudr and cool
Arrived, Junista, from Pittsburgh, Sam
Miller and Tom Reese paced down {;
Benz. Tiger with coal arrived; departed
Chsrmer.
EVANSVILLE, A pril l6 The river is
rising. Weather cold and inclined TO
rain. Port list, Prsrle City TO Wab ssh
River Rover and bsrges down. Business
dull.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, April l6-It
has been raining all day The river is
stationery Tom FirroE, Hornet No
2, Storm No. 3 and Grant with tows OF
coal passed down.
ST LOUIS, April IS. The rever is 81
feet and inch above low water mark
and falling slowly. Tnere ia lit e or no
business on the leve in the way Of ship
ments The receipts oil bulk grain from
above are very heavy. Freights offer
Jog spsringly and rates unchanged.
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New HOrk ~ arket.
NEw YoRE, April 10

FLOUR-Is qniet. and prices rule
strongly in the buyers favor st
IS 9OCf6 50 for super6ne State
7O047 so for extra State ; 755
al 81 Tor choice do; 7 65d8 25 for
fancy da; S 9OG6 50 tor superfoe ives.
tern; 6 9Ot97 40 for commop to medium
extra western; I SOFAS 0O for common
to choice white wheat western extra;
720ia7 60 tor common TO rood shipping
brands, extra round hoop Ohio, South
ern -four il dull and heavy At o 100
S25 tor common TO fair extra. Rye
Il ,ur il quiet and steady. prces are rul'
ing at 4 40CG5 IS Tor iuieror TO very
chorce superfne, and 6 w Tor fancy
superfne.
wHEAT-Market is dull with prices
ruling 10 buyers favor. Holders are
more disposed IN real z, and Offer stock
more freely; 81 SO a 81 tor No o2Spring
IN store and sHosr I3l9l ~ ror No ]
do: l70Gl 90 Tor winter red Western;
| S5M2 % for amber Western. and ] S5
az Is for white Western and State,
the latter pr ce tor fancy. No. 2 Mil
wsukee quoted At ! 62Cgl IS in store
and float
RYE-Is dull at SIC for western.
ARLEY-Is dull and heavy.
CORN-Firm with good home trade
demand at 64la65c 'or new western
mixed 66rdG6y tor old mixed we.tern
sAost; 63i@64 for do IN store and $50
80 ioryellOw western.
OA1S-Are in fair request and
steady at 5Otd54 for new mixed Ws-trn;
53G54 tor old do 10 store; 52lq56i Tor
white Western: 49Gaj3 ior black DO /;
52G53i tor red state.
PROVlSIONS-Tbe pork market il
firm With q fair demand; $l7 60 5l7 -
Tor ne~ mess Ga tor extra prime
$l6 5OC9l7 0O Tor pr ne mess. Beet 10
10 moderate request and steady; ~ 0OGs
II Is for plain msss $l2 OOcal3 10 TOR
extra do. Beet ham. are quet and
nomiuslly unchanged at 3Oa 33c. ii'rcs
beef 10 dull and uominsl at ~ 922 Ior
prime mrs-; 23G825 Indis do.
LhRD-l. 10 tar request sod steady,
S4H9c for No one to prime steam, 9t
a9i Tor kettle rendered.
CUrGOS-On spot opens doll snd
&c lower. The sslr- are 800 bal,s; 1'lc
ior low mIddlIrg l9.c for middlrpguP-
land
PETROLEUM-Is firm at l09lOtc
for crude; 2nin2oi ror refined.
WHlSKY-Qaet and steady VIC
92c.
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MOaey Market.
NEw YoRK. April i6.

The continued stripgency 10 money
to-day, resulted in general demorsli-
rstion in Wall street markets and caused
q decline in values very decided in
some cases. The pressure Was felt
very particularly on stock exchanges,
where prices commenced to decline
early in the day, in consequence OF IN
increased pressure to cell on the part OF
speculators whose margins were giving
out and others who we're growing wes.
~ OF daily trials 10 the money mar
ket at the second board railway and
miscellaneous speculation suddenly be-
came very weak on the reports that
some stock brokers were in trouble and
these reports were followed by the iol-
lowing communication which only
aggravated the si,usuou.
NEW YoRI. April Is.
President of The Na0 York Stock Er-
Charge:
DEAR SIR We regret to announce
our inability to meet our engagements.
Yours very respect uliy,
BARTON i ALLEN.
This failure was . surprise to tue
Stock Exchange, and the immediate
result OF the above communication Was
a great pressure to cell stock, psrticu-
lariv in the o. ion Pacific, New York
Central, and Western Uniou. OF which
stocks the firm OF Barton i Allen were
accredited with being large holders
For q time q pale, sickly feeling pre-
vailed.
Money VAS scarce and dearer to day,
the distress among borrowers during the
afternoon being more severe than for
some days past. The early business
call WAS at | to l per diem, but during
the afternoon rates advanced TO at
and after 3 o'clock dealings were ~ to
/ Tue Express companies TO dAy re-
ceived about $l,750,0O0 The Influx
OF money at this point for ten days
pas, has utterly failed to relieve the
prevailing stringencies. The amount
o. legal tenders outstanding to- night 70
IS, ,5S2 405, q decrease from Yesterday
OF 81 2O5. The Foreign Exchanges
were heavy and decidedly lower under
the increased money slringency
and sales Tor cash were made
at 1914 down TO l07 for sky
dsvs sterling and l0St to 1914. 1851 to
l07 Tor sight Cable transfers were
offered at 1854 ash Tomorrow. The
gold market WAS weak and early in the
day declined to ll7t, bu, afterwards
became frmer and advanced 10
ll7s. Just before close Of room the
prices OF gold declined TO HIT The
A-sstsnt Treasurer paid out to-day
81. Gus on account of interest and $3.50
in REDEEM pton OF 5 % bonds.
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At'hrrtlaa Acal5ter.

WE have on our table communica-
ton written by one OF the most talented
aud earnest Democrats in the State, in
relation to the general character oi th e
acts OF the present legislature. The
writer is a man whom nothing can
swerve rom bis devotion to the princi.
ples OF the Democratic party and who
could not be induced BY any considers-
400 to vote for a Radical in any contest
iu which political principles are invol-
we'd. He is, however, dissatisfied with
.ne proceedings Of the present legisla-
ture, and in the letter referred to ex-
pre- ,ses his opinion in very forcible
terms.
There is. it seems TO Us, very per-
ceptible difference between criticism and
denuucistiou. We may dlsspprove of
certain legislative acts and give our
reasons for such disspproval, without
resortins to wholesale denunciation Of
the members of the legislature and sll
their acts, both individual and collec-
tive. Tue REGISTER has always freely
exercised the right OF crit iclslng the
conduct o public men in so far as related
10 public affairs, and, as lLs readers we'll
know, has been limited by no party
bounds in coudenning specific acts Of
legislation. But Notwithstanding the
temporary mistakes OF the majority
party in a legislative body, lone swallow
doesIuol make sum mer," nor does
one i'll advised law prove the incompe-
tence and wrongheadedness Of the Leg.
lslature. Iudiscrimiuate denuncistiou
Is not likely TO accomplish much good
either BY way OF inducing the Legrsls-
ture TO reconsider certain acts which re-
silly ought to be reconsidered, or by way
OF imparupg different spirit into the
whole conduct OF legislation. Our COL
unns are alwavs open to friendly criti-
cism upon the course Of the Democrat
ic party 10 the State; the conduct of the
State Legislature; or even to our own
m auagemeut OF what is entirely our own
property, the Wheeling REGlsrsR. The
advice OF all friends will be given its due
weight and every Democrat, no matter
how humble, may express his opn-
ion in this paper respecting any matter
Of party policy. We expect, however,
that our correspondents will know
where to draw the line between criticism
and denuucistion aud will keep their
letters within due bounds. 1t is because,
in our opinion, the publication OF the
denu uciatory essay OF our esteemed cor
respondent il Barbour county, is Lot
likely to accomplish good, that We
sssln call attention to the principles set
orth above, and again commend them
10 the consideration OF all correspon
deuts Of the REGIsrsR.
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NEW ORLEANS.
The Spriug Races.

New ORLEANS, April l6 The sec"
oud days races OF the Louisiana ) ock-
ey club vas as full as the first. The
track vas very heavy and the weather
beautiful.
The first race WAS s hurdle race, two
miles: over nine hurdles, Tor club purse
Of 5000 6rst horse s4O0; second horse
SlOO; third horse $5G tour started;
Lsurence's Village Blacksmith, first;
Hsrrison's Tom Corbett, second; Van
Liels Pet Lamb, dis:anced; Donoughos
Blind rom, third; time AL. Ss''nd
race for one mile aud . quarter
was Tor all ages. club purse
$500; Tor 6rst horse $3.50; or second
500; Sd $50; won by Cad "allsder 8
Frogtovn, beating Sir Wifi 20, Caprice
and Ave others time 226 THIRD race
the Louisisus stake for colts and
tillies tour years olo; 6rst horse saoo
secoud horse 1900; third horte $ZOU
Pour horses stsrted and the race VA
won by Jenuings Silent Friend; hm'
kQ3,
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Chicago.
Gen. Jeff. q. Davis,

CHICAGO April l6.-Gen. jeff c. Da-
Wis who has been appointed to the COM
,nsnd of the military department re-
Gently under General Candy, passed
through Chicago this morning, en- route
Tor the Oregon Indian country. During
his few hours delay here he was the
guest OF General McClurg, who was bis
chief OF staff during the rebellion A
number of military and e1-m'Iltsry
gentlemen Of this city called on 6lm TO
offer their congratulations: He left at
lpM and will hasten to San Francisco
and thence 10 Oregon. His hesdqusr
ters will be at Portland. Oregon. His
department embraces Arigo, Oregon
Washington Territory and Alaska. 1t
ia bis iu teotion to take the field ln per
con against the hostile Mod ocs and to
push the war against them with the
utmost vigor.
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NEW YORK.
Dead.

Dead.
New YoRK, April 6.-Florence Ribss,
tor seventeen years Consul at this port,
1or Venesuels, died to-day.
Carl voxt,
Accused OF robbery aud murder, was
brought before the court to-day on
LaJsas corpus Decision deferred.
y,ce-Prs.udenI Wilson on the Mo-
does.
Vice.President Wilson was inter
viewed to-day at the Astor House with
ressrd TO the present and future attl-
tuie of the Government toward the
Moioc's and other Indian tribes. He
stated that peace with the Modoc was
now impossible; that the tribe Was
noted a. being one OF the most treach-
rrous among all Indians and that they
Will be extermlnsted, although the tribe
numbers only one hundred available
warriors, yet, as their pOsltlou IN the
lava beds is almost unapproschaoie,i II
viii take one thousand men to dislodge
them. tn. peace policy s not absn-
doned there is no doubt that it has
saved the Government ten millions ol
dollars.
Advertisers Convention.
At the Convention OF Advertising
Agents today, a resolution ws' adopt
ed detiuing who and what are sdver-
rising agents After the appointment
OF a Committee on Credentials, Per-
msueut Organization, Bylaws aud
Ru 'es. the convention adjourned till I
o'clock, PM
On reassenblng the committee on
Organization reported as follows :;
: VI. P.uing II. New York President;
Wee President, Horace Dodd. Chicago;
c. J. Wheeler, Providence, Rhode ls-
land, Treasurer w J. Carletf, New
York, Secretary. Various resolutions
relating to the interests OF advertising
agents were read and re erred 10 the
proper committees, after which an ad-
jonrnmeut took place until to morrow
morning.
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BY TELEG GRAPH.
Exclnsiveiy for the Register
~ the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Once, llO Main street.
OMAHA.
Heavy snow Storm.

|
OMAHA, April l6.-The snow and
wind storm which now prevails in Ne
brsska, on the line OF the Union Pacific
railroad, com meIced on Sunday last
near Green river, eight hundred miles
west Of here, causing no interruption to
travel or telegraphic Communication un.
til it reached central Nebraska, where
its fury has no equal, and the Oldest in.
hsbitsnts say that its course has been
heretofore unknown. The lsteness OF
the season makes the storm matter of
surprise t, every one. The storm still
continues and has had no interruption
since it began. 1t is impossible to see
a distance OF fifty feet, the air being one
cloud Of snow, aud the temperature is
about to the freezing point
The wind wbicn is due north, is 90
severe that it is an utter impossibility
tor trains to run or men to work at the
snow drifts A large force OF men are
in readiness at several points to 60 to
work a. soon as the weather permits,
and it will not take long to clear the
tracks. The passenger train due here
rom the west on Monday, is laid up at
Grand Island, $50 miles west OF this
place, aud the train which left here on
Monday is al Silver Creek, l8O miles
west. The worst OF the storm seems to
he between the above named places
The passengers are all safe and well
and are provided ior from the provision
boxes OF the trains which are always
carried for such emergencies. The
trains will start as soon as the storm
subsidies suffic emily to make travel safe
Nothing can be heard from poiDts
West OF Grsnd Island as all telegraph
wires are down beyond that place, but
as the storm was not 30 severe west OF
there, it IS supposed that the railroad
is all right
Much anxiety is felt for the safety OF
the settlers, some Of whom were poorly
sheltered in tents and open plates, OF
which there are many in the vicinity
OF the storm. Fears are also enter
,sined for the a'eiy OF emigrants, in
wagons, that have been pouring on to
the Platte this Spring. 1t is feared
that many of the latter have been lost
on the praries and perished. The
storm appears 10 have fixed itself per-
msueutly between Schuyler aud PUN
Creek in an area OF about seventy.hve
miles, and being most severe at Grand
Island, so much 80 IS to make it next
10 i'm possible to keep the engines from
freezing on the track.
Later.
The storm has at length subslded and
every possible effort is being made to
penetrate the snow banks and get at the
wires, in order to re establish communi'
cations with San Francisco. Nothing
definite can be said as to when the
wires will be in working order, until the
western limit OF the storm has been
reached.
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HALIFAX,
The Wrecked All autfc,

HALIFAX, April l6.-Tbe Atlantic
still hangs together but the vessel is
twisted out of shape. Captain Tower
Of Boston, with his divers aud spparst-
US has arrived to discharge the cargo
A large quantity OF duslin is on the
way from Boston, for the purpose OF
blowing the decks up a'ter which the
work o; dischsrging will commence at
every favorable opportunity. The late
gale drove the steamer higher on the
rocks and washed away all the wood
work from the alter part and upper
deck.
The excitement here regarding the
Atlantic disaster is gradually abating.
The divers, although ready to begin,
are unable to work on the wreck at
present in consequence OF the stormy
and unfavorsble weather which ha-
prevailed since Sunday. The White
Star steamship COMPANY has made q
contract with Mr. Sheridan, the diver,
tor the recovery OF the bodies, by which
he is 10 receive e " dollars for the re-
covery OF each cabin passenger and
twenty dollars Tor each steerage passen-
ger. This contract give much satliac'
lion here. aud it is believed that the
work will be pushed forward with des-
patch. The weather to- day is clearing
and If the favorable change continues
the divers will resume active opera
tions tomorrow morning.
The Atlantic Cable.
The steamer Kangaroo is still at
this port, ready to sail Tor New York TO
lay the new Atlantic cable.
Three Schooners with goods from
the wreck arrived here to-day. The
goods will be transshipped 10 New
York.
Reverend Mr.. Ancient.
Over $7OO have been subscribed in
this city for the Rev. Mr.. Ancient and
bis crew, as testimonial Of the pub.
lies estimation for their heroic conduct.
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INDIANA.
The FIood tn the wabash.

VINCESNEs, April l6.-The Wabash
hss been falling slowly since yesterds y
morning; the bottoms on both sides for
some miles above and below this place
are submerged and full OF fish which
are easily caught by means OF nets and
spears A large force OF men have been
at work at the break on the Cairo and
Vincens railroad; it will probably be re-
paired by this evening when train, will
commence running again ss usual. The
high water at St. Fraucisville, Illinois,
compelled several families TO change
their residences for an unlimited time.
The bottoms near this place are covered
for miles.
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CINCINNATI, April 10

INusFATi, hprI u"
COTTON-DalI and ! lover mid
dlings Isle. Receipts 664 bsles, ship.
mebi. SI2 bales stock ! .5U.
CO4L-Pituburgh steady st lsc
FLOUR-Sresdy; super6ne q 500
6 OG ts-iIy 7 40rg7 As.
WHEAT-QiISt snd unchanged,
red winter ] 57t9l 65
CORN-Firm; mixed ear 4Oc mixed
shelled 4l(a42c
OATS-S<sdy at 32fd 40c.
Rye No 2quiet 81 soc.
BARLEY-95c Tor choice fall.
HOGS Firm and unchanged; re-
ceigts 2 3j5.
PROVISI0S5-Pirm at N tc
bi,her prices s.ked. Pork Go IS q
100 Bulk meats strong shou ders
6t 95f clear sides 81 Bacon firm;
shoulders 7sa7tG clear sides 81 sugar
cured hams l3G1l44..
LARD-Flrm; ciy slas!.
WHIsKY-Stesdy ai IS
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DAxBurY man immasioed himself
. hen, and While uodsr the influence OF
that cooceit, eat down 90 . dozen OF
egzs, and hstcnsd out IN Itsliao son Get
sod Q circus Vp-'eI. He vile removed
the debris va ,le bald end OF bsooa
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w. and L. v. and 'h- tuynhoga Val.
Icy r. u Prospects. &c.
FAIRvIEw, P. C. AND ST L. r R., !
April 9Th, 1873. J

~ AF'A - 49, ~ 49,
April 9Th, 1873.
Editor Cadiz Republican.
DEAR SIR:-James Farmer. Presi-
dent OF the Valley K r aod Mr.
Reed, Geolcgist, passed through here
on their way from Canton to Hopedsle
last Saturday. TODAY. "Wednesday,
President Wood, oI The W. d L E r
r, made US q short visit. ipIorming the
cltlzeps siI along the line that a. coon
as the 81 900 per mile OF local sub-crip
lions is secured in addition TO what has
already been secured, that work will
positively be commenced. This sssur-
auce is highly gratifying, and should
convince every one interested that it 10
our duty 10 close up the books. We
understand that Mr.. Farmer and party
extended their Investigations from
Hop-daIe to Martins Ferry via Piney
Fork and Short Creek. The union OF
these two projects from Zpar to Wheel
ing, secures Two roads virtually for the
same money. Yours truly,
JEvErr.
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CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, April l6.-W. T. Bishop
was to-day elected President of the
Board of Aldermen. The Presidents
of both the boards Of City Council are
Democrats the two former were Repub.
llcans.
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SPAIN.
Movement OF Troops.

The report recently circulated to the
effect that the Spanish troops in the
Colony of Porto Rico, had marched, is
contradicted on reliable authority. Dis.
patches from Luycerda, state that the
CarIists are threatening to renew the
siege, and that an attack is imminent
The garrison il preparing for defence.
Troops will be despatched to their as
distance.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Sick.

LONDON, April 6-A dispatch re-
ceived in this city states that Mr.. Cam
eroD, commander of the Livingstone ex-
pedition, at the time OF SIR Bsrble's de-
psrturs from Zanzibar, was suffering
from q severe sttsct OF fever, at Bygo-
moya.
The Late Bishop McIlwaiue-
The remains OF Bishop McIlwaine
have arrived from Florance, Italy. and
were placed in Westminster Abbey
to-day. The funeral takes place on
Friday.
The Pope Recovering.
Advices received here from Rome
through Catholic sources, declare
that His holiness, the Pope, is rapidly
recovering from his illness, and that no
fears of his demise are at present enter
tanned.
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The Late Bishop McIlwaiue-
GERM ANY.
The Khivan Expedition.

The Khivan Expedition.
BERLIN, April l6.-It is rumored here
that the Russian government is about
to issue an order for the return OF the
Khivau expedition to St. Petersburg,
and the discontinusnce Of further ag-
gressi've operations against Khivan.
The reasons Tor this action are not giv-
en-.
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PITTSBURGH.
New Paper.

T.ysoroDh, a new arst class daily pap.
er made Its appearance this atternt on.
Hon. II. B. Swoope, United States
district attorney is President OF the Board
o. Directors and will have control o.
the editorial department. Thos Nc
Connell jr, late Of the A,rning Mat 10
the business manager lie principles will
be Republican and Grants sdmnlstrs
ton will be endorsed. The American
Press Association will furnish telegraph
ic news.
Detective Dressler arrived in this city
this morning, from Evansville, Indiana,
with a man named A. Gumbert in GUS
tody. He is charged with obtaining
under fslse pretences. from A. Quicken
bumer IL Co, liquor dealers OF this city;
six thousand dollars worth OF rye
whisky. Gumbert, it is alleged, repre-
.ented that be wss the owner OF s3o,-
900 worth OF unincumbered real estate
IN Evansville. and that he bad conslgn,
ed to New York $1,000 pads OF wool,
the money tor which was yet due MIN
He was taken before Judge Sterrltt'wno
reouirsd him 10 give bail in the sum OF
Sl7 900, which was promptly furnished
yesterday.
Fined Again.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
was to- day. for the third time within a
few days, fined $50 Tor violating the
citv ordinance in relation to the running
OF trains on Liberty street. Ihe case,
like the others was appealed TO the
Court.
General Negley Arressed.
Thomas Simpson, to-day, entered
anti in the Court of Common Pleas
s,sinst General James S. Negley I NJ
C) from this district, to recover y .ooo
Of with interest, from January e.
ISs7 for breach Of two certain convey
onces of warrants contained in two Ger
tain deeds OF conveyauces. from defenu"
ant and wife to the plaintiff.
A few days ago, the General SAID 70
q reeor,er that he was going to put his
hack psy where it would do the most
GOOD. that is, Day his debts with II
He has now an opportunity to DO 80.
A fire that broke out to-day IN
Mckeesport, destroyed dwelling house,
s,ore and blacksmith shop belonging
respectively to John Doyle, Thomas
Brodbead, and W. Douglass The loss
ia aggregated at about $3O.OOo MRS
Doyle, in endesvoring to save her cni'o
was severely burned about the acs'
Found Dead.
Patrick Meelsn, an Irishman VINO 70
sides on Washington street, "ss 'ouo0
dead in bis bed this morning. In. o.
Corouers jury rendered verdict Of oss'n
! from heart disease.
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BUFFA,O d.
Death Ofn Judge.

BUFFALO. April l6--Isssc II. Yer
Blauck cbiet Judge ofthe Superior court
died last night OF appoplexy, aged oo
yssrs