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AUCTION SALES.
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
HALL q HUME,
DEALERS IN.
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,wsesii especial st,eniion ioa
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just received. ~,
THAN WHICH NOTHING FINER HAs EVER
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p,dses;; pdss;s " Sfafs q the tru'ee. swyyr .,,
tIi wEDS EsDAY. Deccinber u, iss' same hour
and place. ny order oftrustees. dee3i
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both rsllresd ,epots, and, ~ tle sir,ci,csrs, 10
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INsURANcE OFFICES.
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between pth aud lO,hs SIS.
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street Il. W., near llh street.
INSTRUMENT MAKERs.
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k,nes 2r Tobacco, Cigars, Piain and Fancy Pipes,
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, April 25.-The strike
among tho Crlspins here, Is substantially
ended. They had stormy meetings last
night and this morning, and to-day, o
number Of the strikers have mado appli'
cations TO the shops they left for their
situations. The manufacturers believe
there will be no further trouble.
A family named Henney, consisting ol
a father, son and daughter, residing near
Germantown, Ohio, were poisoned last
Wednesday evening, It is supposed from
arsenic put in their coffee by persons un-
known.
We have had several brief snow storms
during to-day. At Carthage two inches
lell about noon. Dispatches received from
various points indicate similar weather
AT Dayton, Eaton, Middletown and other
places in the Miami valley 1t showed Of
intervals during the forenoon. This morn.
ing II showed at Charleston, W. Va. and
IrOnton, Ohio. Two or three inches fell
at Anna, Ohio, last night,
The strikers at the gas works waited
In body on tho officers this morning aud
asked reinstatement. The Vice President
TO whom the matter was referred, dCclin-
ed to give any encouragement. TheiI
places have been filled by others during
their absence and the supply Of gas main
tanned.
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COLUMBUS, April 25.-In the House
to-day, Senate bill to provide for the sup
preston Of faro and keno banks was pass
ell. The following bills also passed: SEN
ate bill to organize and regulate militia
companies; Senate bill to authorize the
county treasury TO pay out money to
city treasurers, and treasurers Of Boards
Of Education in advance Of the time 1t is
due them; House bill to amend sec. = oil
the divorce act to abolish the ono
wear residence feature so far as alimony
Is concerned. The House bill to provide
the means whereby greater uniformity
may be obtained In the sentences OF con-
victs; tho Senate bill TO give County
Commissioners the power to change
township lines on the petition ofcitizens;
the Senate bill to authorize the purchases
Of unfinished railroads to complete the
same.
In tho Senate nearly the whole day
was occupied In discussing the general
appropriation bill. An amendment,
striking out $43OOOO for the payment Of
the Morgan raid claims was agreed to. A
motion 70 strike out $13O,0O0 for the pay
ment of damages done by the Union forces
during said raid was disagreed TO. The
bill was then referred to a special com
mittee and the Senate refused to allow the
bill to be reported back. The following
bill was passed: House bill repeating
two sections Of the old banking laws oi
Ohio relating to interest and usury.
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important Railroad Decision IN
KantucFV.

CINCINNATI, Apail 25.-PrlvOte dis
patches from Frankfort, KY, reached here
at noon stating that the Kentucky Court
OF Appeals had rendered decision In the
celebrated case Of the Covington & Lex
ingIon Railroad Company against the
heirs and administrators Of r: B. Bowler
and others, who since 1859 have held the
road by virtue of q purchase at a sale de.
creed By the Fayette County Circuit Court
10 salty the trustee Of the second mort
gage bonds. The decision oil tho Court
Is, that the heirs OF r. B. Bowler do not
hold the road in their own right, but as
trustees for tho railroad company, and
that commissioners appointed by proper
courts shall adjust the claims between
tho Bowler heirs and the Company fiom
tho date Of the transfer in 1850 to the
restoration Of tho road 10 the Covington
& Lexington Company. Tho decision
Of the Court was unanimous.
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THF LATEST NEWS.

The store of Mr.. Baldwin, OF Bards-
town, KY, was burned on Wednesday
night. Loss $4,000.
Both Houses of the Arkansas Legis-
lature adjourned yesterday, after
twenty.iour hours sitting.
-Debelleri Ithe Chicago grain specula.
tor who shot himself Thursday evening
died about midnight.
The New York Canal Commissioner
have designated the 10Th Of May as the
time when navigation on canals will be
resumed, the Oswego canal which has
been damaged, is excepted.
Friday evening, as q construction
train loaded with rails on the Delaware.
Lackawanna & Western Railroad was
passing Little Falls u number OF rails or
one Of the cars swung around with great
violence, killing John Shaughnahan and
seriously injuring five other men.
The wind at Milwaukee changed
Friday, releasing tho icebound feet with
the exception oitwo sailing vessels, which
will be tuggcd out to-day.
The exodies Of French Canadians
10 tho States, from Quebec aud the sur.
rounding country districts Is greatly in
excess OF former seasons.
Two laborers at the almshouse in
Portland, Me-, named Michael Sullivan
and John Warren, quOrreled this morn
ing about woman, and the former was
killed by blow from the fist 81 the lat
ter. Warren is 55 years Of age and has a
wife in the States prison. Warren was
6Oyears OF age and leaves vile and
child in the almshouse.
An examination OF the bond Of Col.
Van Buren, Commissioner to Vienna,
shows that 1t Is not signed by him nor
properly sealed, and the StatesDepart-
ment will not honor his drafts till the mis-.
takes made are rectitled.
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GhAGmteLLiaenGNE:

To COMPREHEND fully the true situa'
,;on ot the finances and business OF the
rnIntry is a most important matter for
me- careful consideration Of bankers and
merchants, and the cause Of an evil once
m'lv understood, the instinct of courage
il to promptly face the danger. The
Chicago Tribune has made, from official
,ourccs, a careful analysis OF our com
meycial and financial relations. By con.
p.osing tho TFiJune'S and balancing ex-
plrls and imports Of commodities against
each other, and exports and imports Of
spccic rgainst each other, the following
il the result reached for the year 1879 ::
Commodities-Imports, $3.50, 754 s47; cx'
ports, S497OO9,s39; average balance,
s233 05O, 900. Specie-Exports, $O2, 1885,.
73?; imports, Sl78GO, ,O45i net export OF
.pecio, $742O3,897; unpaid balance, $l48,'
3j9,322. Then to the adverse balance In
exchange Of commodities must be added
the amount Of interest due abroad on the
various kinds OF securities, which Is not
less than one hundred and twenty nil
lion dollars, and the further item Of mon
ry spent abroad by American travellers,
no, less than fifty millions, making an ag-
gregate OF $SO3, ,O5GO09 Of increased in
jcbtedness abroad, without making
any allowance for lreights in for
cign vessels and undervaluattons and
smuggling, which is TO be provided Tor
10y the export Of specie and securities.
Deducting from this amount the net ex-
mort of specie, $74,2O3G37, We have
$3lS,s5? 372, to be provided for by the
sale of securities. But, as the average
proceed OF securities marketed abroad,
other thau government bonds, does not
exceed eighty per cent in gold o! their
pAr, it will be geen that VIC have annually
to pay an excess of twenty FIVE per cent
in interest, and ut the maturity OF the
bonds twenty-five per cent more OF prin'
cipal than VIC have received. No amount
of sophisly or figuring can modify this
picture in lis essential features, and the
more thoroughly 1t is understood the bet
ter it will be for the country. No intclli'
GENT mind can fail to perceive that our
foreign indcbteduess only puts an eff
lectual bar upon o return TO specie pay
men,s, but ii the same policy is continued
pos,poncs it indefinitely, indeed, forever,
unless the visionary fabric OF credit upon
credit and debt upon debt breaks down
from its own inherent weakness. Our
enormous expenditures, national, State
and local, rs well as individual, place US
in the category Of the worst class OF
spendthriIts.
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, April 25.-The Cleveland
club has just announced It's programme
for It's summer races, to begin July Goth,
and continue four days. Tho premiums
aggregate $4,000, and arc divided into
eleven purses, as follows: $4,000 for 2:S4
horses; IS, 1000 for 2:27 horses; $500 for
2:9l horses; $500 for 3:45 horses; $1,000
for $3.50 horses; $4,000 for $2:4O horses
and $4,000 free to all. There will be
three running races, the purses being
$500, 5000 and $500. Premiums will be
awarded according to rule so Of the
National Association. Entries close July
21st., at evening, at Secretary Sam Briggs
office, 80 Seneca street.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The commits
sioners to the Vienna Exposition have
been suspended, and Legrand B. Cannon
Theodore Roosevelt and @. F. Sprague
now In Vienna, and Jackson Schultz, w
H. Aspinwall, s. G. Ward, VIM. T. Blod-
gett and James Remmick, will act until
the suspensions arc removed, or perma-
nent commissioners appointed. Scientific
and honorary commissioners do not comt
under the operation OF the suspension
order.
In the matter OF the controversy between
the Wlnona s. 81. Peters railroad compa'
ny and St. Paul 6 Sioux City railroad
company, involving the possession OF 90,
900 acres Of land and growing out oil over
tapping land grant, the Secretary OF the
Interior has decided that the first named
company Is entitled to the lands.
1t Is expected at the War Department
that Gen. Davis, who left San Francisco
this morning for tho Modoc country, will
arrive there and assumed command o.
the troops about Monday morning next.
aH1PMENT oE BONDS TO TIE SYNDICATE
Levi P. Luckey, Private Secretary tt
the President; William o. Avery, Chic
Clerk Of the Internal Revenue Office, ant
Mr. Martin, Of the Office Of Secretary o
tho Treasury, lett this city tO.night fol
New York, and will sail for Europe TO-
morrow in charge Of bonds Tor the syndi
cate.
Francis A. Stout, OF New York, la:
been requested by tho Department o
State to take charge temporarily until he
leaves for Europe as ono Of the honorary
Commissioners Of the Vienna Exposition
Of the office in New York for the recep-
ton and forwarding Of articles TO the ex
hibition.
Legal tenders outstanding, $35s,Os3,O0:
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SPAIN.
Reported Proclamation OF the Com.
mune In Madrid.

Reported Proclamation OF the COms
mune In Madrid.
LONDON, April 25.-DlspAtches from
Madrid state that Figueras and Salmeron
were the only members oithe Government
Cabinet at the conference with the Per-
manent Committee Of the Assembly on
Wednesday. CASTELAR, admitted the grav.
fly of the situation, but said it was nCt
sufficient either 10 make necessary the
convoking of the Assembly and the post
ponement of the elections for members
The Committee refused TO adjourn the
conference, and the Ministry retired 10
confer, but did not return during the at-
ternoon.
Eleven batallions Of volunteers revolt
cd and fired on General Contrevas, who
escaped, but four Others were killed and
several wounded. Shots were fired dur
ing the night in various quarters Of the
Icily and the volunteers broke into the
halls oil Congress- where permanent com.
mittee was in session, but they soughtsaic.
ty in flight. Marshal SerranO and nun.
Der oil political friends concealed them
selves. OA Thursday, the government
dissolved the permanent committee and
the city became more tranquil.
Lieut.. General SOrias has been appoint.
ed Captain General OF Madrid in place Of
General PaVia, resigned.
LONDON, April 2O.-A Paris dispatch
says that the GaulOis announces that the
Commune has been proclaimed In Madrid.
Owing to the troubled condition Of
Spain o great number Of families are
leaving the country and tho steamers are
arriving here and in the French ports
crowded with refugees.
MADRID, April ga formidable dem
onstration will soon be made by the Fed.
eral Republicans in this city.
Brig. Gen. Padios has recaptured q
large amount Of the property taken by the
Carlist Chief Saballs.
Journeymen masons Of Barcelona, arc
on strike and to. day formed procession
which passed through the principal
streets. Many other workmen will DO
compelled to Join in the strike.
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RobberY of a JeRelrY Agent.

ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Budelle johnson
travelling agent for Messrs Fitch & Allen
manufacturing jewellers in New York
reports to tho police here that his sample
trunks had been robbed Of $1,000 worth
Of cluster aud solatare dimonds, and one
thousand dollars worth Of gold chains
johnson thinks the robbery was commit
ted between Kansas City and St. Louis,
by Leary Swift, whom he met on his
travels, and who represented himself as
agent for Eldredge, Durham & Co., New
XnrE
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KANSAS.

Reports Of Indian Troubles COntTas
dicted.
TOPEKA, KANs,, April 95.-Several
parties just arrived from Barbour county
deny the accounts Of Indian troubles In
that country, recently reported to Atchl-
son a LeaVenworth papers. Travellers
are q Jtantly passing between Medicine
Lodge and Hutchinson and no troubles
with tho Indians have been heard Of
Three citizens returned to Hutchinson
yesterday, from journey Of two hun
dred miles southwest, crossing the Cln'
namon and Canadian river, visiting Camp
Supply, returning through the Comman-
che country, travelling in perfet safety,
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THE CONFLICT IN LOUISIANA,
Vigorous Measures By Gov. Kellogg.

Vigorous Measures by Gov. Kellogg.
NEW York, April ga special from
New Orleans says Gov. Kellogg has sent
the State militia to TangiShaha parish to
scatter O mob which had collected, and
restore order. he has secured o steam
boat on which Is mounted twelve pound
howitzer, for service in the rivers and
bayons, and has organized o battalion
cavalry. He has also directed the Attor.
ney General to institute o prosecution oI
Governor McEnery and others under the
usurpstion act, and also for treason, and
has offered large reward for evidence
that win lead to the conviction OF those
who were engaged in the recent massacre
at Grant parish.
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Moyement OF the Presldent.

LAWRENCE, KS, April 25.-President
Grant and party stopped in this city two
hours this morning, on their trip to Colo.
RADIO. A large concourse Of citizens with
two bands Of music, met the President al
the depot. He visited the State university
and the dam which Is being built across
the Kansas river and other points Of In
terest, and. then resumed bis journey.
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NASHVILLE, April 25.-Rivor on q
stand; 8 feet large. Weather cool and
serious apprehension Of frost.
CINcTNNATI, April 25-River twenty
one feet, six inches, and falling. Weather
clear and cold.
PITTSBURGH, April 25.--River remains
about stationary, with seven feet five
inches. A light snow fell during the
greater part OF the day. Weather clear
and cool
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The Case of Vaughn, the Alleged As
saSsin OF Geo. uindmRn.

MEMPHIS, April 95.-Thc requlsitlon
for Lewis Vaughn for theSassasstnatton oi
General Hindman has been served on the
Sheriff, but his counsel made an applica,
tIon to Judge Fllppin OF the Criminal
Court for another writ Of hd6edS corpus
on the grounds that the facts elected DC
not warrant requisitin. Judge Flipper
will give his decision on Monday.
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Gen. Sheridan In Texas.sHIs Ar.
rival at Brownsville.

BRowNsTowN, TEXAS, April 95.-Thc
Secretary of War and General Sheridan
and staff reached here to-day, alter
making a tour Of the Rio Grande frontier
for several hundred miles. They were
received by the City Council, and are the
guests OF city. The streets and houses
are decorated with flags, and a general
welcome is being extended the distin'
guishcd guests. They leave, Sunday, tor
New Orleans, by steamer, touching at Gal
weston for q lew hours.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, April 25-The Upper House
Of tho Prussian Diet, to-day, passed bill
for control OF the clergy. The German
Parliament has ordered tho withdrawal
on tho first OF May, 1876. Of all bank notes
not Of the new Imperial standard. En-.
peror William left this city, to-day, for
1t. Petersburg, he stays over at Koinigs.
burg. Great preparations are being made
at ST. Petersburg for his Majesly's recep'
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triliug rise in the price OF beer q
Frankrort.on thc.NIain led to such BLOODY
riots there Us reported few days since
how will it be here when the public sup
ply Is cut of altogether, as contemplated
by the resolution of the saloon keepers, at
ter tho 1st Of May? Possibly something
may be done to mitigate the hardship by
laying in abundant private supplies be-
OrehAnd,
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Coch,se stllI ON his Reservation.

WARRINGTON, April 25.-It Is denied
at the Indian Bureau that CoChise Is off
his reservation committing depredAtions,
When last heSrd from o short time ago,
he was still on the reservation on which
he had been placed by Lieutenant bow.
ard, and expressed his intention oi re-
InaIning there.
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THE Treasury Department has just dis
covered a SERIOUS discrepancy in the &C.
counts Of {. s. JOINS, agcntfOr the FLAT
HEAD Indians, and is reported to be on the
track Of other defalcAtions Of like char
nnlnr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-26

STOKES CAsE.-The New York cor
respondent OF the Philadelphia Ledger
remarks OF tho pending ClIort to get a
new trial for Stokes, that "itls seldom q
criminal case has been so stubbornly OF
50 persistently fought as this, but the
opinion is gradually gaining ground
among the lawyers that it will ultimately
be Of no avail in avertiug the impending
doom"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-26

The barometer will probably continue
to fall on Saturday throughout the lake
region, New YoIk and New England, with
generally cloudy weather, For the South
Atlantic States andsouthcrn portion Of the
Middle States and Ohio valley, a rising
barometer, partly cloudy and clearing
weather For tho Gulf States, diminish
ing norlhwcsterly winds veering to the
southeast in Texas, with generally cleaI
weather. For the northwest, a falling ba
rnmeter, southeast and southwest winds
AMI rising temperature.