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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-21
New York Market.

New YORK, May 20.-Cotton-
Dull and lower; middllng upIands
1870. Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Rye Flour and Corn Meal-Unchang-
ed. Wheat-Opened higher and closed
quiet with an advance; No. = Chicago
spring l 49@l SO; No. 3 Milwaukee
| As; red western GO; white western
| II; Barley-DulI aud nominal. Corn
Shade frmer; new aud old mixed
western S7@S74c; choice western yell
low 8Sc. Oats-Hesvy and lowe
mixed western 64@65c. Coffee-DuII
and unsettled; ordinary Rio l7!c. Su
par-Flrm; fair to good refined 100
Tic. PetroIeum-Crude sc; refined
easier at l3ic. Eggs-Firm; western
l3@l5c. Leather-Steady at 2793Oc.
Wool-Firm and in demand; fleece a
662c; pulled 25@50c; unwashed
36c. Pork-Firmer; new mess $lS 90
cash; II 90@l7 95 June; Is O5 July;
Is 25 August; prime mess l6 90. Beet
Plain mess 9!@l2c; extra ll@l4c.
Cut Meats-Quiet; short cut hams lO!ci
middles steady; short clear lO3c; long
clear lOtc. Lard-Firmer; prime steam
llic cash and May; lltc@ll 5-l6
June; ll;@Il 7-l6 July; ll4@ll 10
August. Butter and Cheese-Un-
changed. Whisky-Lower at 913c.
Metals and Manufactured Copper
Steady. Pig Iron-Scotch quiet at @63
@4O; American dull at 27@35. Rus
sian Sheet-l6@l7. Nails-Nominal
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-At meet
ing of the Centennial Commission this
morning, a financial statement was
made, showing the total subscriptions
to be s4,4O5, 200; total expenses 10
May lst, including plans and work on
grounds, sl44,7l2; estimate OF total
cost of buildings, according to designs,
SS,75O,O0O. The report OF the Execu-
tive Committee in relation to the refu'
sal OF Congress to psss an approPrla-
ton for the Centennial, says: PRO
fouudly impressed with the responsl'
biIity resting upon the Commission,
being conscious of having performed
to the best of our ability the duty lm-
posed upon us by act of Congress. we
respectfully submit that without Gov
ernment aid, which has been requested
it will be impossible TO render the ceie,
bration creditable to the nation and
worthy OF the occasion it is intended to
commemorate. The responsibility
therefore, lor the success of the Centen'
NAL International Exhibition now
clearly rests with Congress.
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KENTUCKY.
Kentucky Press Association.

Henderson, May 2O.-The Ken
lucky Press Association met in this
CITY this morning. Large delegations
OF journalists from all parts OF Ken
lucky, with visitors from Ohio and In
diana are present. The members OF the
Association met in the City Hall, at
10 o'clock, completely filling the hall.
The meeting was called to order by j.
Stoddard johnson, OF the Frankfort
loenan who welcomed those who had
heretofore taken psrt in the Assocl-
atoms reunions, and stating that the
object OF the re. union was the uoiting Of
the journalistic press Of Kentucky, SO
"a 10 make them better able to use
the great power which they possessed.
Major ]. Held, of this city, then made
a short address Of welcome, aud intro.
duced Hon. Jas. F. Clay, who eloquent-
" welcomed the members Of the assc-
cistiou. He spoke OF the great power
which the press welded, and offered
them the freedom OF the city. The
partisan was merged into the fellow cite
izen and friend, and the ssperities
and cares OF life were to be thrown
aside for the day. He hoped the press
OF Kentucky would be ever free from
subsidy, controlled only by honesty
and intelligence.
Mr.. J. Stoddard Johnson then, in
the name OF the Association, thanked
the Mayor and citizens for their corr
dial greeting.
This afternoon the journalists were
shown the city by the authorities, and
this evening they will meet in the city
hall to listen to an address by M. Hal
stead, OF the Cincinnati Commercial and
a poem by Mr.. Davis, OF the Home
and School of Louisville. Tomorrow
business meeting will be held, aud In
the evening q banquet.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May 20-FIour-Dull
but unchanged. Whest-Demand &C
tive and prices advanced but closed
easier; No. Chicago spring 81 27l@
| pa; No. 2 spring l 23@l 23i; regu'
lar / 23@l 2ss strictly fresh spot
l 23.@l 24t June; %: July; No. J
spring IS; rejected l o. Corn-De,
mand good at full pricer; No. 2 mixed
62i8622c cssb; 62i@63tc June; 633@
63lc July; rejected 6096lc; high mrx
ed 634@632. Oats-Demand fair and
market firm but closed easier; No. Z
4S94S!c cash; 47sc June. Rye
Scarce and Grm at 81 co. Barley
Demand light but holders firm. Pork
Demand fair and prices advanced
atsl7 209l7 25; spot closed strong al
II 80; June II AZ. Bulk Mests-De'
nsnd active and prices advanced
shoulders 6ic; clear rio sides 9to
Whisky-Quiet and unchanged at 9i3
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ARKANSAS.
News Items.

LITTLE Rock, May 20.-Hon. Henry
Page, State Treasurer, to-day rendered
his resignation to Governor Baxter,
which was promptly accepted.
Both Houses of the Assembly passed
a joint resolution raising a committee
to investigate the conduct OF Senators
Clayton and Dorsey and the Represen-
tatives in Congress, in attempting to
overthrow the State government.
At Il o'clock 10 dsy both bodies
marched from the Otter Block TO the
State House, ard took possession Of
their respective halls.
A joint convention was held this
evening and elected commissioners to
supervise and control the ensuing elec-
ton for delegates to the Constitutional
Convention.
A bill OF pardon and amnesty to
those engaged in the late insurrection
was introduced 10 the House.
Everything is very quiet. Weather
cloudy and warm.
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Cincinnati MarkeI.

CINCINNATI, May 20.-Cotton-Dull
at lSc. Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Quiet, weak aud lower SAM
pie lots S05l 40 Corn-Steady at
7O@74c. Oats-Quiet and unchspged
at 54@60c. Rye-Scsrce and firm;
held at 81 l5@l l6. Barley-Qoiet and
unchanged. Lard oil-ln fair demand
and higher; extra winter 9Oc; spriug IS
@SSc. Lipseed oil-Steady. Eggs
Firm at l3c. Butter-Essier but
not quotably lower. Cheese-Firm.
Pork-Firm; Gales OF city at ST. 65,
country II so; special brands ot city
jobbiug at 1900 Lard-Sroug; steam
sold at lie; kettle ll4@ll3c. Bulk
meats-Firm; shoulders 6ic spot; tic
buver July clear rib sides 9 l-l6c spot;
9lc buyer July; clear sides 9s@9ic,
Bacon-Steady; shoulders 7t@7tc
clear rib sides lOc; tclesr sides l0!c
Whisky-Frm at "a.
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BOSTON.
Cunard Steamers.

BosroN, May 20.-An adjourned
meeting was held to-day of the Conier'
ence Committees of the Boston Board
OF Trade and Boston Commercial Exc
change, who are considering the sub
ject of the contemplated withdrawal OF
the Cunard steamers from this port,
and series OF resolutions were adopt
ed after considerable discussion re-
questing the Boston and Albany Rail-
road company to establish rates OF
freight and guarantee OF weights to and
from Boston, and maintain them IN
good faith for at least one year, on the
same basis as may exist from time to
time to and from New York. The
company are also requested 10 reduce
imme ediatel y the charges at its elevators
to cent per bushel for the first ten
days, and ! cent per busbel for each ten
days thereafter, including insurance
Mill River Relief Fund-
The Mill river relief fund in Boston
now amounts to $4,000. The Treasurer
OF the relief committee at Northampton
telegraphs that the necessities n OF Inc
the sufferers will require over $loo''
600.
State Treasurer Rains has been re-
moved to Canadsigus. His alteration
OF mind is said to have taken religious
turn.
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NASHVAELE.
Fire.

Fire.
NASHVILLE, May 2O.-Neophogsn
College, situated at Cross Plains, Rob
ertson county, Tennessee, was totally
destroyed by fire at one o'clock this
morning. AS there had been no fire
about the building the previous day it
is supposed to be the work Of an in
ceudiary. Loss $4,000. 1t was with
great difficulty that the young lady
students could be induced to leave the
burning building in their night cloths
and many OF the male students rushed
into their rooms and forced them out,
thus saving their lives. The male
students saved their trunks while those
OF the females were lost
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 20.-FIour and
Wheat-Dull and unchanged. Corn
Mixed western quiet old Sc; new 89c
Oats-Firmer and scarce; western
mixed 64c; white western 66967c.
Rye-Frrm and scarce al l 0j9l 10
Provisiobs-Very strong with an sd'
vanciDg tendency. Mess pork-Scsrce
and firm at $lS co. bulk shoulders %
@7c; clear ribs 9s99ic. Bacon
shoulders 73c; c ear rib l0ic- Lard
Firm and scarcc A. l0i@llc. Butter
Choice western 3O93lG fair to good
2662Sc. Coffee-UDchanged. Whisky
99c@$l 90.
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DAKOTA.
The wintermute Trial.

YANKToN, May 20.-In the Winter
mute case the forenoon was taken up
in the discussion OF questions growing
out of the claim by the defendants
counsel that in the cross-examination
OF the witnesses for the prosecution he
could 60 into report OF the meeting
aud into other matters about which the
witness had not testified in chief. This
afternoon several witnesses have been
examined, three or four as to the shoot
ing itself, corroborating all the essen-
tial particulars IN the statements pre-
viously made. Four witnesses testified
20 a difficulty 10 the saloon OF the hotel
adjoining an hour before the killing.
They testified substantially that VIM
termute came in and McCook soon at,
terwards WIntermute approached
him and said; II can whip you" Nc
Cook replied in light manner, "Oh,
guess not" .Wintermute said, "If |
can't whip you l can shoot you" Soon
aiterward added, You are q damned
dirty puppy" McCook then seized
him, pushed him back and struck him
two or three times and said, you will
shoot me will you?' They were then
parted and McCook went out. The
wtuesses agreed that Wintermute
was hurt considerably on one side o.!
the face but not seriously. One of the
same witnesses afterwards met Winter
mute in the doorway, when Winter.
mute said, Tell McCook I intend to
shoot him on sight" Witness said
WiDtermute did not seem excited but
was entirely cool at the time. This
virtually closes the testimony in behalf
OF the prosecution and the defense will
begin tomorrow.
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PhiIadelphIa Mark ct.

PHILADELPHIA. May 90-FIour-
Fair demand for best grades; Others
neglected; superfine a 7595 So Wiz
consin and Minnesota extra tamil y
Sc 75G7 %; State, Indiana and Ohio
ST 5OGS 90. Wbeat-DulI and de-
cIininq; red western 81 656l 10 white
sl72. Rye-Stesdy at Csc Corn
In fair demand; yellow S7GS8r mixed
Soc; white 9Oc. Oats-Flrm; white
66c. Provisious-In moderate demand
at full p-ices. Petroleum-RehneC
frmer at l3i9l3tc crude held al 9ic
Wbisky-Held firmly at 99;.
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NAILS-lG to GOd, 81 l211S: s to Sd. s. SIX;
8 to I'D. "a 6215; n s., a So; 3D., s. g. y
PROVISlONS-Market bouysnt. Mess
pork, sl9 90. Lard, fancy al llc; prime
ll1Sc in tierces in kegs l3c. Hams, plain
l2Ec; sugar cured 1916; canvassed sugar
cured I4c, for best brands; clear sides lU1c;
shoulders ~; sugar cured canvasSed shoul.
ders &c: suear-cured breakfast l2c. Dried
Beef l51Sc.
POTATOEs-Fair supply at 81 20 per
bushel.
RECEIVE quote South Carolina prime at
81 ; Rangoon SI%c.
SALT-Best ohio river sl7i.
SUGARS-Prjme New Orleans S99Lci
extra yellow q ss<991zc; crushed II &c; pow
dered llH9ll11c; granulated lie; A coffee
lG1ac; B coffee lt2sc; extra do. l014c; & 100
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 2O.-A special dispatch
says the alleged challenge OF Paul Cos
sognac by Duke de Chartres, is un-
founded.
The protracted lockout of the farm
laborers in Lincolnshire is ended by q
settlement, which will probably be
adopted in the other agricultural die
tricts OF England,
The Csrlists report that the Republi.
cans lost five hundred in killed and
wounded in the engagements OF yester-
dsv which took place at Csnabieja.
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IT is reported that the proposed re.
movsl OF the headquarters of the army
from Washington City to st. Louis
is the consequence of continual annoy
ances put upon General SHERMAN by
the Secretary OF War. 1t is also thought
by some that General GRANTS third
term aspirations have something to do
with the matter, and that he wants to
have SHERMAN, OF whose popularity he
is said to be jealous, located where he
can do the least harm. There is some
significance in the new move, and the
newspaper gossips are eager to find out
what it is.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, May 20-A fair job
bing business Was effected by houses
doing near by trade, but business WAS
generally dull with both agents and
jobbers. Cotton goods are quiet bat
prices are steadily stiffening and hold
ers are lees anxious to press large sales
A large jobbine firm are offering the
balance OF their Old Manchester iauc y
prints at SIC, but the new styles are
still 9tc. Dress goods are quiet with
the exception OF black grenadines.
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STooKs-Opened strong at B@! per
cent. OF an advance over yesterdays
closing prices, but fuctuated f9l per
cent till the last hour OF business when
the market became weak and prices
declined to the lowest point OF the day,
the fall having ranged from t to ! per
cent. Shortly before the close frmer
feeling set in and prices recovered TO
81 per cent. in the entire list. Deal
ings were on a moderate scale and the
market presented no special feature,
The Express SAYS the executive Com-
mittee of the Western Union directors
to-day informally agreed that a cash
dividend should be declared, payable in
July, but the details and final dlsposi-
ton Of the matter were postponed until
the arrival of President Orton from
Europe, Sunday or Monday next The
Commercial says a number OF represen-
tatives OF the prominent trunk lines OF
railroads are in the city with a view OF
making some arrangements, II possible,
with Commodore Vanderbilt TO estab-
lrsh higher basis of charges for the
through transportation OF irelghts.
Sales for to-day l42, 900 shares.
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EOlRfiO Markell.

TOLEDO, May 20-FIour-Steady.
Wheat-Stesdy; No. l white Michigan
81 55; amber Michigan 81 444@l As;
June 81 4j@; No. l red 81 So; No. , do
81 44@l Al; do Dayton and Wabash
81 43; No. 3 red 81 35. Corn--Bull
and prices [. shade lower; high mixed
cash or May 72c; Juse 69c; August
70Ic; September Tic; low mixed oslo,
no grade 67ic damaged 62tc. Oats-
Steady; No. 55t; No. , 53!@53ic;
Michigan SAC. Freights-Dull and
nominal.
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SOME years ago there was insugu-
ted in New York by few noble ladies
what has since been called "The Flow
er Mission" Its object is the dlstribu
ton OF bouquets or pots OF growing
flowers to the sick in hospitals, or to
destitute persons. Organizations for
the same purpose have now sprung up
in nearly all of the large cities, and
have won many blessings from the poor
and from those who were ready to per-
Il
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MEMPHIS.
Suicide.

MEMPHIS, May 2O.-Mrs. Wachter,
proprietress OF beer saloon, corner OF
Second and Jefferson streets, suicided
last night by hanging herself from the
transom OF a door with clothes line.
Her husband died last fall Of yellow
fever and she also had it and never
recovered her reason fully, and has
made one or two attempts to destroy
herself.lately.
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wheeling Cattle MarEet.


The arrival OF stock st the Christ
man House yards wss not very heavy
last week. The demand for hogs and
cattle is good, sll offering finding q
ready sale at the figures reported below.
Prices keep about the same as for some
weeks past.
CATTLK.-The arrival of cattle last
week only amounted to thirty-eight
head. The price paid was S5,5096,5O
per cwt.
HoGs.-The ruling figures for hogs
were S6,00@6,25 per cwt, though
some cold as low as IS, 70. During the
week l99 head arrived.
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FRANCE

PARIS, May 20.-It is rumored that
q demand for the dissolution OF the
Assembly has been deposited BY the
Left and extreme Right The report
flttens bourse.
TIL. ministerial crisis continues. The
only progress made to-day wss an
agreement between President MacMa-
hon and the Right Centre that no Boz
napartists should be called to the cabi-
net, which excludes Msque.
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Sampson Oil.

This oil deriving its name from
Sampson, meaning strength) is one OF
the best if not The best remedy offered
to the public for rheumatism, and all
psin, and it appears no medicine has
ever gained so tistteripg a reputation
in as short time, maylS
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May 20.-Seyere skirmisb-
es occurred between the Republicans
aud Carlists yesterday, in the neigh
borbood OF Blbos. The Csrhsts at
tackled and were repulsed with heavy
lose. Thirty Carlists were captured,
and the Republicans lost one hundred
in killed and wounded.
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A RESOLUTION has been passed IN the
Senate providing for the sine die ad-
journment Of Congress on June %
Its fate in the House depends in some
degree upon the temperature OF the
next few days, and the question is one
that may properly be submitted for the
earnest consideration OF Old Proba.
bilities. Hot weather in Washington
will not be endured by anybody who
has the means Of getting away.
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New York Money and stock Marke,

NEW OKk, Uuay -V.-uONEi-I -IOau-
ed at per cent; closed at q per cent.
Sterling at 4S73@4SS for sixty days
and 4903@49l for sight. Customs re-
ceipts $232,0 900. Treasury disburse-
ments S2S7,0O0. Specie shipments to-
day s460,OO0 aud 1889, 900 engaged so
far for to-morrow's steamers.
GoLD-Opened at ll2B and closed
at ll2f, the only two prices to-day.
Carrying rates l to 3 per cent, closing
at 2 per cent. Clesripgs $20, ,OOO,OOO
STATE BoNDs-Firm. Railroad bonds
nniet and steady.
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SARATOGA,
Fatal Accident,

SARATOGA, May 20.-At Warrens-
burgh, this morning, Daniel Mead pick
ed up what he supposed to be stone.
Upon throwing it from him it exploded,
injuring him fatally. 1t was a nitro.
gIycerine exploder used in mining.
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WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, May 20.
The Overflow Sufferers.

The Mayor of New Orleans. in a let'
ter to the governm ent at Washington
SAYS that unless resources for relief in
crease in some way to one million dol
lars, many thousands must perish by
famine even that sum will not more
than suffice to save the lives OF the peo
pie in the inundated sections until the
flood subsidies aud the overfiowed lands
are again tillable.
Death of Gen eral Dyer.
General A. B. Dyer, of the United
States Army, died here to-day.
The Committee on Ways and Means
to-day by a vote of s against 2, ex-
pressed themselves as opposed to the
restoration of the 10 per cent. taken of
the rate OF duty on certain articles in
the second section of the tariff act OF
June 9th, 1872.
The Pennsylvania delegation in Con-
gress have been notified of the adopt
tion by the Pennsylvania Legislature OF
joint resolution opposing any cancel
lstion OF the contract made by the
Postmaster General with the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company. for addition
al mail services between San Francisco
and China. The resolution is pretaced
by a preamble asserting that the eov-
ernment sustained no loss by the un-
avoidable delay in the building OF new
ships, and that the violation OF said
contract by the government would be
to abandon the commercial control OF
the Pacific to heavily subsidized foreign
lines and seriously cripple, if not break
up the iron ship building industry IN
this country, which though in its in
fancy, gives employment to thousands
of American mechanics, and consumes
millions OF pounds OF American coal
and iron.
The Committee on Banking and
Currency to day considered the finance
bill, and struck out that section of the
Senate bill which provides for the re-.
tention of one-fourth of the coin inter-
est by banks, as reserves OF coin, Spd
also modified that part OF TIE Senate
bill IN relation to the amount OF green
backs to be retired as National bank
notes are i.sued, substituting 40 instead
of 25 per cent
The names of the six members of the
House Judiciary Committee, who voted
in the committee for the Impeachment
OF Judge Darrell, are Butlsr, Poland,
Wilson and White, republicans; and
Eldridy and Potter, democrats. The
tour against impeachment are, Wood;
Tremain, Frye and Cessna, republicans.
Jewett, dpmocrat, being absent
When the Senate adjourned, 1t did
so till one o'clock tomorrow, to allow
the Senators an opportunity to attend q
wedding at the Executive Mansion.
In the Senate to-day, the House bill
to amend the revenue laws and to re-
peal the moieties was referred to the
Committee on Finance.
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cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, May 2O-Flour and
graip-Unchanged. Pstroleum-Dnl!
And lower; standard white car lots ll3c;
in a smnlI way l92c higher Ohio State
test 10 l50' l5c.
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ToS,Libcr,y Cattle Market.

East LIBERTY, May 20.-Cattle-
Arrivals 9 cars; best 6t6G!C medium
5}tG &C; common jf@6tc. Hogs-Ar-
rivals 10 care; best Philadelphia '6 80
66 CT Workers S. 60. Sheep-Arri-
walls 80 cars; best S. S086 On; medi-
um 4YM5ic.
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aSAcelmg gealsteE.
GOLD closed yesterday at ll2f.

FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-
day will be partly cloudy, with variable
winds..and no decided change OF tenn
perature.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.

PITTsBURGH, May 2O.-Petroleum-
Crude. market quiet and nominal at
81 3j@l 40. Refined quiet and no de-
mand; quoted at l3s9l3!c May; June
l3ic
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SWITZERLAND.

Three American students Drowned.
GENEVA, May 20.-Three American
students at Lusanne were drowned yes
terday in Lake Geneva.
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Flour

OTlMO, FANCY
" Howard
Washington fancy,
Ong Branch family,
Liberty Mills,
Clear Lake,
Virginia Mills,
Bega Tender,
For sale. gINgLE n fBHAM.
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CONNECTICUT.
u, 8. Senator.

NRw HAVEN, HAY 20.-The leglsla'
ture in joint convention elected VIM.
w. Eaton United States Senator.
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NESeITT& & BROTHER,
1919 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Fish.

Fish.
IN KITS NEW No. 1 MACKEREL,
DU 20 half barrels No.
~ NO.2
20 No.8
10 barrels new Labrador Herring,
boxes new Georges Cod Fish. largo
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Blue Vitriol. Alum, COpperD, Epson Salis,
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