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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-27

The CLicsso Tribune c!assifies the
Congressman who have declined to
IN IKE personal use of their back pay
grab as follows
List of Congressman who have re-
turned their additional paw into the
Treasury and 30 closed the account:
WrIllam II. Roberts, OF New York,
(dem).
William II. Merrick, Of Maryland.
(irm).
List Of Congressman who have be-
tow,d it upon scme local endowment
George F. Hoar. of Massachusetts,
(rep).
Constantine C. Estey, Of Massaehu-
sett-, (rep)
List of Congressman who announce
that they "bave not drawn it,:
Clarkson N. Potter, OF New York,
(d"m).
William H. Upson. OF OHIO, (rep)
James Monroe, OF Ohio, (rep)
List o. Congressnen vino are think
irg how they may dispose OF it with.
out ostentation":
Ellis H. Roberts, OF Utica, n. Y,
(rep) ,
List OF Congressman who are refund
ing it per c1pita to constituents
Ber jamin F. Butler, oil Msssachu-
sets, (rep).
Further entries may be made on sp-
plication. Lists open until a suitable
time before the next Congressiona
canvass.
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NEW YORK, March 26.

FLOUR-Flrm, with good demand,
s5 9O,a,6 90 for superfne state 81 OOa
$50 for extra state ; 81 IS al IS
Tor choice state 81 1908 IS Tor
lsncy do; 590G6 90 for superhue
western; 6 9OCa7 40 Tor common to
medium extra western; 459S %
for choiced,. 8 50al0 50 !or COM
mon to cnorce white wheat western.
RYE is in light supply aud tirm.
BARLEY-Quiet aud firm.
CORN-Frm with good demand; 66
@66ic for new western mixed; GO or Cd
western sfl ~; 64a65 for western in
store; COLO 81 Ior yellow western.
OATS-ln tair request and steady at
Aha So for new m xed western; 5l@
81! for old mixed western.
PROVISIONS-Pork market quiet
and trm At sl6U1l6 25 Tor new mess;
Sl3 Tor extra 40, and $l5@l5 - Tor
new prime mess.
LARD-Very firm At St@Sic for
No | 10 prime steam; &c for kettle rem
drred.
COPrON-On spot opens dull with
out change At lSlo Tor low middling;
l9ic for mldd!ing upland.
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Vienna Exposition Awards.

The awards at the Vienna Exp 1sition
are tc be OF seven classes. not gold or
silver medals, but parchment certi6
Gates. The highest will be diploma
OF honor. gwen in pure or applied
science or education. The second ia the
diploma o. progress. to be gwen to in,
veutors who show spprecisble progress
in exhibitions compared With those ol
former exhibitions The third is q
diploma of merit for articles Of remak-
able chespness or excellence The fifth
is for good taste. The sixth il the cor
operative medal for vorkmeu coutr .
buting to the excellence OF any article
by their skill; aud the seventh 10 tbs
diploms OF recognition. which is q
secondary class to those of the second
and third orders Special classes con-
rs;ted with female employment viii b
judges partly composed Of ladies.
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TIE spring crop Of marriages is uu-

TIE spring crop Of marriages is uu-
usually luxurisut, and presents some
strange blossoms An European monk
has dotted the covl and gown, married
an opera singer, and gone on to the
stage With her. A youpg demoiselle in
the West wss so impressed BY a tenn
perapce lecturer that che married her
John before leaving the hall A John
Hettinger, ot New York, bribed q little
girl OF fourteen wish q pound OF candy
70 20 before mibister and say yes" 10
ali his questions, and took her home q
wife; and . schoolmistress 10 Wlscon-
sin finished mp q public examination
with marrying her biggest scbolar on
the stage; an EngIish N. P. has mar
ried bar maid, and q pro- pective Peer
of the same oIuutry has married bis
fathers house-maid. Romance enough
for one week.
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ed this afternoon that another advance
would take place to-morrow. The
Ell, CT of the rise in the Bank state was
f.lt at London by slight decline In con.
soils and American securities, while here
the gold prrmrum advanced per cent.
Forergn Exhsnge was firm; Money
closer; stocks lower; Government
securities strong The dealers ct
London being neutrslized by the
advance in gold here. Money Vas ac-
tive and stroug to-dsv, and the bulk OF
husines at l-S2 to lie. closing at l,S2
Foreign exchange. market strorge and
higher, but advance in gold and decrease
in rats for money. Checked demand
prime: bankers advanced their rates to
to Sl0Si tor 30 days sterling. but actu-
al business at CONCESSION o. 10 per
cent from these rates Gold more active
aud higher in the morning. but lost
part oi it, advance in afternoon dealings
prices ranged from ll5$ to ll6t. Gov
ernmeut bonds, market, though less
active than yesterday was strong in tone
a, d sdvsnce in prices fully maintained
the demand, aud made large advance
in gold and imported strength to the
market.
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IRON MAsUFAcEURE IN GEoRarA,-"e
are pleased to see that the capitalists
of Georgia are turning their attention
to the develo pment Of the mineral re-
sources OF the State. According to the
Savannah Republican, Rome has become
the center Of large system Of iron
works, and is competing with its neigh
Dor, Chattanooga, Tor the supremacy
in this trade Between these two cities
lie some OF the finest iron ores in the
world, considering their quality ard
the ease with which they can be mined
and delivered. Sandstone, limestone,
and fire-clay are generally within easy
distance, and in two counties a bount
iiul nature has added an inexaustible
supply Of semi. bu'uminous coal These
last localities must eventually become
deusely populated districts. supplying
pig, rail and manufactured iron and
coal TO the cotton aud semitropical
country below. They have excellent
farming land in the valley which bor-
der on these mineral deposits.
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CHICAGO SENSATION.
An Infant Child and Dog Live and
NOV" U"d.r Wafer, The Result Of
Experiment..

An Infant Child and Dog Live and
rOvr Undrr wa,er, The Result Of
EXPERIMENT..
CHICAGO, March 6-The Tines Of
this city publishes this morning 10 Dg
and circumstantial statement Of sn ex-
trsord mary experiment alleged to have
been made by an ex-surgeon of the
Prussrsn army, named Louis Shultz,
now residing in this city, by which he
has demonstrated the ability not only
OF his dog but his infant son to live and
move under water with ss little apps-
rent inconvenience as exper enced by
,mphihia The writer asserts that be
has himself seen the boy, now scarcely
tx months old enter large bath tub
filled up especially Tor the purpose, and
diving to the bottom remain there for
-everal minutes, picking up bits o
candy thrown into the water by the
'ather. The dog, appears, from the ac-
count given, to be scarcely the eqnal OF
the child in his smphibious require
ments. Notwithstanding. that Schultz,
with commendsble consideration, be-
gan his experiments with the canine.
Il his NAV, however, have been due TO
the accidental priority OF the birth o.
the latter. The mother OF the boy. il
is stated, is not al ali pleased with the
experiment with her off-prirg and ex'
presses desire ths, the authorities
snouId put stop to it.
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RIVER N EWS.

PlTsBURe, March 26-River rising
slowly, with IL feet of water in chan
mel.
EVANSVILLE, IND, March 26.-RIv-
er rising last, weather cool, business
fair.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 26.-
River rising rapidly; II feet incoes Of
water. Cloudy and cold.
FRANKFORT, KY, March 90 River
rising slowly with 8 feet 6 inches OF
water in the channel. Weather very
cold.
CoxcINNArI, March 26.-River rieing
with 2S feet in the channel. Very
cold aud showing.
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th,c.gy .ashrt.
CHIc,Go, March 26.

SH"'SNt
WHEAT-Weak and unsettled ;
prices tor No = spring tell lie. with
sales at 81 20t al 81 cs.h; closing ~
81 2Otc seller April; 81 24tc. seller
Nav.
FLOUR-Dull and nominal.
tORN-Q ,irt and easier NJ decline
Of tc PER hu,uei. closIu- at3l tS3ltc
cash, 3iic seller April; S6i Il
seller June.
OArS-Dull and weak; No 2 closed
At 25t6i. cash 25a At seller April
2Ss a seller Msy
RYE-NomiDAl a. 6il for regular
65i or fresh recrrp,s o. No 2
BARLEY-Du and We AT decline
Sltd 2 No = sold At 7Sa sos richly fresh
receipts high wines qn et nj Sic.
PROVIS,ONS-S,roug and higher
mes pDr1, sod 1T l4a95 seller Nav
SIS 2jc seller June.
LARD Sc
BEEF CArTLE-And live hogs very
quet. owing snow Storm prices . little
better than nominsl
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HENRY WARD BEEcHER, in his lec-
ture upon compulsory education, at
Chicago, assigned Connecticut the first
rank for Inventors. We guess he was
about right 10 his estimate. One Of
the latest developments OF the wonder
ful inventive power OF the people OF the
Wooden-nutmeg State is shown in an
attempt on the part of a drsconsolste
grass-widow to help her husband out
OF Hartford and over Jordan. The in
vention is described a. box divided by
a partition in the center and contair =
ing three pounds OF gunpowder. The
under eide OF The cover was spread
With sand. paper, and bearing agaiDsr
it we're matches 30 arranged that as the
cover should slide it would pull the
matches up with force and cause them
to ignite. The man smelt q mice and
still lives.
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Mr.. Mathew Arnold, tue son OF Dr.
Arnold OF Rugby, England. and well
known as a poet, has recently written
a work in which he comes to the de-
tense OF the Bible against the theolo'
gisns, in a manner which is creating a
very decided breeze in England. Mr..
Arnold believes in holdiBg fast to the
Bible as 10 lie itself, taking 1t in
it's simple and natural meaning as q
guide to conduct and rule Of righte'
business in actual living and in throw
ing away all he criticism al d tinkerlng
OF the t6Ulogians. He denounces the
latter as a narrow, commonplace and
h,goted people, who construct tor them
selves a narrow, commonplace and
begoted Godhead, and says that the
current conc ption of the Trinity is q
trio of infinitely .magnitied and i'm
proved Lord Shaftesburys There 's
\ wides pread sympathy in England
With his cou urageous defense ofthe Bible
against the D DIS.
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YANKEE QUEEN.
The wife OF King Ferdinand, Of For.
IugaI, q Boston Girl, the Daughter
or a Poor German Shoemaker. and
m Actress.

OF n Poor German Shoemaker. and
an Actress
From the New York Mirror.
Ir is not generally known that one
OF the Queens OF Europe at the present
time is an American lady Of decided
humble origin. She is the wife of King
Ferdinand, of Portugal, who, finding
the duties of his Office uucougenial to
his retiring tastes. abdicsted q few
years ago, and making, during q trip
10 Poris, the acquaintance OF q very
good looking actress, offered her, iu
1869. his heart and hand, which che
jny ully accepted. They were married
with considerable pomp, at Lisbon, and
the actress, although sne is no reigning
Qneen, is treated by her royal relatives
with all the re- pect due t, her husbands
exal ed rank, and she is addressed As
my sister" hr Qleen Mara Pa, the
daughter OF Vic or Emanuel and as
Her Majesty" BY her attendants and
servants
Kiug Ferdinsnds wife was born in
lS40 in BDston, where her father was
poor German shoemaker, and she has
many scquaintances in New York. Her
name, previous to her marriage. was
Eliza Hensler. She attended the public
schools OF her native CITY until she was
fourteen years OF age. She was then q
beautiful, rosy-cbeeked girl, with large
blue eyes and a wealth of golden ring.
lets. Moreover, she possesses a very
fine voice, and an operstic manager
who heard her sing at school exsmi~
nation prevailed upon her old father to
let him serd her 10 a renowned music
teacher. and have her prepared for the
stage. The old man joyIully consented
Young Eliza proved a very excellent
pupil, and two years afterward she
made her debut in this city at the
OF Music, in Ardili's opera,
= The Spy" Although Nine Lagrange
sang 10 the same piece, Mss Hensler
achieved decided success, and WAS en-
gagged for the season. Her brother, or
cousin, who had ensbled her 10 appear
At the Academy OF Music, was at the
time leader OF the chorus, and remained
in that position Tor several years alter
ward.
In 1858 Miss Hensler returned to
Boston, AID appeared there on the Stage
with decided success. She then went
to Paris to study her profession more
under Auber and Thomss
and sang repeatedly at the Grand
Opera, without, however, meeting with
much encouragement. She was glad
To accept an engagement at the Royal
Opera OF Lisbon, where she sang ior
several years, and bee tme a great favor.
re OF the public. 1t was there already,
perhaps, that King Ferdinand became
with and enamored OF her
but the Kings first wi e WAS then alive,
and it was not until after her death |
that he made advances to Miss Eliza
Hensler. VINO had meanwhile returned
10 Paris, where she made a somewhat
precarious living by giving music les.
sons, a severe cold havins impaired the
beauty and rength o. her voice. Her
roya husband ls said to be exceedingly
ond OF his Boston wife. They have
two children, and their happiness is
mach commented upon in Li-bon,
whereit is vel known that the present
King does not live on the best terms
with his high born Italian consort.
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The Cincinnati Gazette is disposed to
thiak that prudence would dictate not
interfering with burglars when they
once get into dwelling house.
For instance:
But if the robber is once inside. and
his movements are overheard, 1t Is
worth ones while to look aner him =
The case OF Mr. Charles Goodrich, who
wa murdered in his dwelling in New
York during Thursday night, wo1 id
,duce a negative answer in regard to
MANY cases 1t tie robber is heard
Down stairs. and the householder de-
scends with candle in one hand, even
II he has a pistol In the other. he 10
rlscpd at an obvious disadvantage
Tne burglar has the advantage OF dark-
ness. while the searcher is betrayed by
the liz bit that he dispense with Thus
it seems to have been with Mr.. Good
rcn who was ound dead, having been
obviously murdered by the thief whom
he was eudeavoring TO discover. Lie
- worth more than property. aud shouid
not be carelessly rlsked for its protec-
1ion Let all the valuables that can be
carried up stairs be taken thither each
night. no mater how much the trouble
let the chamber doors be bolted, asd
there is little danger OF their being
taken. Robbers do not ordinarily care
TO undergo the danger Of awakening
.leeprrs by forcibiy entering their
apartments"
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PRoFTTABLg BU.ISEss -NJt long
since, Mr. B T. Bagby bought lot in
Huuti' g,on city, terminus OF the Chez
speake and Ohio railroad. for 500.
put q house on it for $500, and last
week cold it Tor 5000. Tuis is pret
ty good busIDes il q man could do
enough OF it. Everybody don't do 30
well though, for another Slaunton
man bought two lots there, and last
week was out in boat with q pole try.
ing to find them. 1t il very vet in
Huntington sometimes Va)
Visdic1tor.
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At'hrrl|nN aieqlster.
The West Virginia Legislature.
BUcKaANNoN, March "a.

BUcKaANNoN, March "A.
Edi ors OF the Register:
A visit to Charleston is sure way to
test Radical falsehood about the waste
OF time by the Legislature. / venture
the assertion that the present Legisla-
ture is the most industrious and effic-.
snt one that has ever sat in West Vir-
giuis, and that twice the amount OF
hard work has been done by them that
has ever been done in the same time
be.cre And but for the system attic eff
tort on the part OF some OF the Rtdl-
Gals 70 throw difficulties in the way OF
leg station, in order to prolong the ses-
sion tor the purpose OF making capital
Tor their party, there would have been
= vast deal more done. The members
rom President and Speaker down to
pages are busily engaged.
WRITER.
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CIsCISsArI, March d

CIsCiSsAri, March %.
FLOUR-DulI; super6ne 8 5)Cs5 Is;
iamIly 7 50as 81.
WHEAT-Iuaciive. Red winter
60Go ] ~. a. 10 quality.
CORN, Rye, Ols aud Barley, un-
changed.
HOGS-Firm. Shipper, 4 1905 10.
PRUVl>IONS-R.tae quiet Pork
quoted at IS 25Cgl5 %; Buk Mesis--
shoulders 81; clear rios u; SIDES u
BACON--Shoulders 81; clear rICs
81; clear sides St sugar cured hams
3gl4
LARD-Quiet at 81.
SEEDS-QuIet aDd little doing.
WHI>KY Active st Sjc
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The VIRGINIA ATTACHNgST Law
In Virginia heretofore the man who
owned g 500 worth Of real or personal
property might hold it against his cred.
itors, while the clerk or mechanic who
had nothing but his salary was liable
to have that garnisbed for debt. The
inequality OF the law 10 this regard
has now been corrected, the Legisla-
lure baving just passed bill exempt
IDg from seizure TOR debt, by garnIshee
or otherwise, a salsry OF S50s month
o. lsboring or other person. Wash
inqt0n Star.
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The editor OF a paper in Rome,
Georgia. bowling in Indignation at the
reception proposed to Grant on his in
tended Southern tour. mildly closes
with some reason 10 his madness
Have our people lost all their man
no .d1 God help them to turn their
aces toward Louisiana and recover
themselves! Ii Grant must come, lei
him come as other tyrants visit the peo
pie whom they couquer-with his
bo1y-guard around him.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March q, A. N.


OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WASHINGTON, March q, / A. N. }
PROBABILITIES.
For Thursday throughout the South
and middle Atlantic States rising baro-
meter, North and West winds and clear
and clearing weather; brisk winds con,
tinues with cloudy but clearing weather
over New England States; the area o.
highest pre.sure extends over the Ohio
Valley and Eastward, with generally
| ght winds and clear cold weather
Southerly winds with clear weather and
rising temperature extends over the
Cult States, West Of Alabama; during
THURSDAY afternoon falling barometer,
Soulhery winds and cloudy weather
wall prevail from Kansas to Lake Super
Ior and Westward, preceding q storm
centre in Dakota. Cautionary signals
continue from Baltimore, Cape May.
New York, New Haven, New London,
" oodshoIe, Boston aud Portland.
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beaieI Proposals.

CEAL'D PROpOsAtB WILL BIZ nv
- c.iyed by the tommitts on W.tcr
Works unt ten cDck on Ssturdsy,
Marc n, 1919 f'r furnishing tine CITY water
WORKS Ger ts ON ~ and hose bouse, with
mixed coa. OF cd ~ IL CONES fIom ihs
bank, delivered ut thr W Iier works oI on.
year. beginning on tue n VI cay ot Ayftl
next, payments 10 b nssie monthly. Tue
c,utTacio tI i've bDnf and god sccori y
for the FUN meut of the coatD.ct. The
bids sill De In iOrsed Iof supplying Oai
TO the water works and W he isit with ti,s
clerk o. The city.
A. wILsOS,
Chairman Com. on "A aier XOfks.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March 26.-Msyor Davis
was re>nominated to-day by acclams-
ton.
A train on the Indianapolis and Gin
cinnati Rs lroad went down an en-
usukment at E z,belhtown last night.
None killed but six wounded.
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RIrER.

THE Lafayette Qnd. Journal, an Ad
ministration paper, fumes over the Pres.
ident's appointment OF the notorious
Indiana Bourbon Democrat, Jason B.
Brown, who was in the B!antou Dun
can movement, to the Secretsryship OF
Wyoming. The Journal says:
Sucn appointments as that Of Jason
B Brown ard Others are liable to be
called Lv their right names. This re-
nsrkable son OF our spprecistive State
has done a questionable work, and the
prompt reward OF bis per6dity lie OF
very Questionable propriety. ID con
version was modern miracle It genu-
me, and the old adage that "it is an ill
wind that blows nobody good" is in this
ca-e, exactly reversed, and what has
been the gain OF the Democracy, has
been our loss in the acquisition OF
political Ishmaelite, who brou. ht with
h m no recrmmendation but his capac-
ity ior treachery. 1t was bad enough
10 countenauce his aid in behalt OF the
Republican cause, but when his ap>
ointment TO office is the reward OF such
aid, there is no position so mean that
the pr ce OF the merchandise bought by
it would not be outrageously exorbi-
tant.
Fudee2 The Lafayette paper Ia >plt
tin. az .inst the psrtv wind, which will
only drive the splttle back in his face
Does not the journal know that Jeffer-
son Davis himself would have been as
handsomely rewarded before this by the
President il he had only performed
L1ngsrrset's role aod ardently support
.,i TIE President? This modern Jason
hgs 60 ju.t what he wanted-,he golden
Courier journal
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Senator ConkIiug declares that Cald-
vel was legally elected. Conkling is
not wholly 1isintere.ted 10 this, tor, il
you say that Caldwell wasn't legally
elected, you come within an inch OF say.
ing that CoDkling wasn't.
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1Oiedo Market.
TOLEDO, March %

FLOUR-Qrie,.
WHEAT-Que'; amber. N oSigsn
81 81, cash; 81 y seller May; No. 2,
amber Illinois. 81 IS
CORN-Queg yellow 40tc.
OATS Qiiet No. = 33l
DRESSED HOIS IS 50.
MESS PORK-$l5 w.
LARD-Sc
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. March 26 There
WAS q meeting to day OF the colored
Legislators deuounclng the action OF the
President N removing lngransm Sur
veyor Of the port.
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The Chicago Tribune says there has
been "a feeble utterance somewhere OF
Mr. CoLrAx's name 10 connection with
the next Presidency" 1t must have
been a grosn from some yawning
chssm.
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A man in Paris, was 30 fearfuily
loved by two women at the same time
that they concluded to make mince-
meat o. each other, has been arrested;
1t is dangerous 70 be TOO much loved
In Psrls.
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FRANCE.
Died.

PARIS, March 26.-Tbe Countess
Gucicioli, who was at one time prom
nenlly brought before the public 10
cor meet on with the Byron scandal,
died here to-day; aged 72 years.
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ST. PAUL.

Sr PAUL, March 26-Two children
belonging 10 Mr., Shortings. and one to
Mr.. Wadel, became surrounded BY pra-
rie ERE yesterday, and were burned to
death.
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LOUISVILLE.

LoulsvrLLz, March 26-Tbomaf
Smith will be hung on Friday. He
was baptised to-day. and claims to be
ready TO die.
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TEE servant gals Of Ottawa, Ontario.
have organized mutual protective as
sociation, to fx sstandsrd OF wages and
pssvsnt updsfbidding compstition.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 26.-Thesnow storm
repor ed rom nearly all points South
west subsidisg.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Seriously HI.

LONDON, March 26 George Angus
tus Sala, the well known English liter
ateur is seriously i'll. His recovery is
considered extremely doubtful.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-27

TIE pending question in New York
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