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OHIO.
The Staie Assembly

CoLuNBU., April SIN the Senate
this afternoon the following bills were
passed: House bill authorizing the
Com ptroller OF the State Treasury to
draw on county treasurers in ad-
vance Of their eemi-annusl and anoual
settlements with the State Auditor
House bill to provide Tor q reduction o.
delioquent taxes when no property 10
found to distraiu from the form OF q
judgment.
Lunatic AsyIum.
1t 10 quite probable that a bill will
be reported 10 the Senate this week 10
reduce the size OF the new central Ia
patic asylum from q fourth to third
in size il il can be done without destro!
ipg its general symmetry.
Rail MIL Association.
The W.steru Rail Mill Association
met in this city to-day. Representa-
tives were present from nine points.
The Association comprises all the rail
mills 10 and west of Pittsburgh, about
thirtr-one in number. AZ 40 action
would be conclusive without . vote Of
q majority OF the Association it wss
decided to sGj 'urn without transactipg
any business, TO meet 10 Chicago IN
June. All the mills represented
10 the meeting to-day are idle,
and without orders, and repor's
rom various sources show that nearly
the entire set OF mills IN the association
are without BUSINESS. Per.ons with
thirty years experience in the rail trade
report that tney have never known
.uch a staguatlon in the mauufoc ure
o. ra ls. 1t was also stated at the
IN, e,ing that the IT rc:lps OF the western
railroads during the past month have
allen of more than twenty FIVE per
cent below those of the corresponding
month last year, aud as q consequence
very lew companies are orderiug rails
tor any purpo-e.
The whisky Crusade.
DAYTON, April S.-The Prayer
League meet to day and considered the
situation. A variety o. opinions were ex-
pressed. One clergyman desired the
women 20 venture crussdiDg again. to
make S tee, question, but the women
wisely concluded that it was right to
obey the Ma, or's proclamation, which
had been issusd by the uusuimous re-
quest OF the Police Commissions This
afternoon come geu.lemeu met and it is
paid concluded 10 use the guarantee
fund 10 the prosecution Of liquor desl-
ers. 1t 10 stated that the women have
witnesses enough 10 break up halt the
saloous. The quor dealers. however,
will be apt to have the cases carried be-
fore tbs probate judge, where they tslc,
,hey will tare brst. 1t is understood
that David A. Hank, one Of our ablest
lawyers, has been employed for the
prosecution.
Schenck has banquet at the Beckls
House on the evening OF the seven-
teenth inst.
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MEMPHIS.
KILLED In the Act.

MEnrhIs. April s.-For some time
past the frm OF Padesta Il Co. have
missed liquors and cigars, and suspicA
ion was directed to John Gsssols, Q
former partner, who bad recently set
up Q saloon near the Cotton Exchange.
The firm had officer Pride detailed,
who, for the past two nights, was locked
up in the store, srmel with q double
bsrrelled shot quo charged with buck
shot. About I o'clock this morning
Pride heard the door unlocked and
saw . man enter, take the key out and
lock the door On the inside, aud stsrted
towards The cuunting-room. Pride
called TO him TO throw his hands up
and surrender, but he rushed at the
officer, who enptied both barrels in
hs body, killing him instantly. On
striking light the body was found to
be that of Gassols.
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CANADA.
The RiSl Case.

OTTAWA, April s.-The Time, this
morning publishes the conclusion OF
Arch bishop Tsche' 8 manifesto, in which
that prelate sums up the arguments on
the Rel question. The imperial
authorities, be contends, are bound BY
their agent, the Governor-General and
the dominion authorities, BY repeated
promises Of pardon and BY receiving
delegates after the murder OF Scott.
II il possible that Attorney
General Clarks's illness aud hIs
conses uept inability to attend may
cause Q further pos'ponemsns OF th.
proceedings until Tomorrow. 1t is
now rumored that the French members
will move this afternoon Tor q month 8
leave Of absence to be graptrd to Rel,
on the ground that be is about TO sur-
render to the Quebec authorities.
10 the aouse last night, the Pre-
mier stated. in answer TO q question,
that the government did not intend 10
spply Tor any amnesty for the offences
committed in the northern Territories
during the iDsurrec,ion Of 1859
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ST. LOUIS.
The Election.

Sr. Louis, April S.-Full returns OF
the election yesterday show . choice Of
five Democrats, three Republicans and
tour Independents tothe CITY couocil,
which stands with the members holding
over fourteen Democtsts, six Republi
cans aud four Independents. For
school directors. three Republicans,
three Indepen endeuts. two Democrats
were elected. The Independents are
also Republicans. The proposition to
issue $2,5U0, 900 in bonds ior the inn
provement OF the streets OF the city,
was defeated by a majority Of 400.
only two wards in the city giving ma.
jorities iu favor OF it. The school board
stands Republicans fourteen. Demo-
Gratis nina, Independent one. '-
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EHGL.ND.
PuneraI OF Dr.. Livingstone.

Puneral OF Dr.. Livingstono.
LONDON, April S-The governmsnt
ieirays the expenses OF DR.. Living
s,oue's funeral. which takes place at
q" sstmin.ter Abbey.
The Post denies the story OF Dis
ra.Ei's marriage.
The steamship Ohio, Of the Balti-
more and Southampton line, has put
into Falmouth with 9 broken shat.
FIJI IsIands.
The sovereignty o. the Fiji Islands
has been formally rendered to Great
Britain.
The Happy Pair.
The Duke and Ducbe ess OF Edinburgh
will soon pay q visit to Ireland.
The hh,pwreck.
No further information has been re-
ceived about the loss OF the steamer
Europe. except that the necessity for
abandoning the vessel arose rom her
leaking pumps becoming choked. The
origin OF the disaster is not yet known.
No lives lost.
The French steamer Europe, which
sunk in mid ocean. was incurred Tor
$500, 900 10 London and Paris compa-
nies. The salvage crew OF the National
Line steamer, state that the leak which
caused tue loss OF the vessel was in the
engine room.
Cure or Santa Cruz
The Cure OF Santa Cruz, will take up
bis residence in Belgium.
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PITTSBURGH.
TbeTemperauce Crusade.

TbeTemperauceC Crusauf.
PIrrrBuRGH, April S-The cruiads
against the liquor dealers in this city
was fully ipaugursted to day by the
main body OF the Women's Temperance
Union. A company of twenty-five
ladies, headed by Mrs. Rev Coains,
visited several OF the hotels and lealing
drinking saloons, and with one ortwo
exec ptloDs were courteously received
aid allowed to conduct siogipg and
prayer in the saloons. Great excite,
ment is caused by their proceed I.
ing., large crowds follow
ing them, and in many instances
thousands blocking the streets. They
were not successiul, however. 10 nb.
tanning si. natures 20 the pledge, the
proprietors respectfully but firmly re-
using to sign. Several OF the auxil.
llary societies have been visiting the
saloons in Allegheny City and in tbs
South Side during the past few days,
but 50 lar have met with but little sue.
cess. 1t expected that tho crusade
will be continued tomorrow with q
large force.
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TEX As.

Another Daring III ,ghway Robbers.
GALvs.TJN, April S.-A Ne,cs special
from Austin dated to-day, says that
last night about dusk, the stage carry.
ing the United States mail and eleven
paesenge-s. o. whom three were ladies
wsss opeed abnut twenty three miles
from here by three armed men, who
Gu, the front horses toose. look all the
possensers' mouey, broke open the
truuks and gulted the mail bags, TAX
ing otf one of them aud two OF the
horses. Among the passengers were
Bisop Gregg aud Mr. Breckenridge.
President OF the National Bank OF san
ANTONIO, from whom. they took 300.
They secured about $3 600 from the
passengers. The stage was q regular
iour horse stage from San Antonio TO
Austin, and did not reach Austin until
4 o'clock this morning
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Cincinnati Market

CINCINNATI, April s 8-Cotton-Quiel
at l6fc Flour-Quet and uDchaug'
ed. Whest-Dull at 81 IS. Corn
Dali and drop ng at 63@ 67c. Oats
Dull at Asa SAC. Rye-Slssdy at .O5,
Barley Dull and sominsl. OIlr-
changed. Eggs-Steadv at l23c
Butter-Weaker; choice $50. Ch.ers
Scarce and frm. Pork-Firn
country meas sold at sl6 IS; city II 0U
buyer to April 20 90. Lard Excited
and higher; steam sold freely 93c; ket
tie l0c. Bulk Mests-Qui.t and firm
shoulders &c at country points; clear RI
ouotable at Sc; clear Sc. Bacon
shoulders 6lc. clear rib 9bc. Whisky
Quiet al 93c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

WHEELING. April s. 1874.
APPLEIsc rec and wanted; choice
3 90 $50
BUrTER-Com non table 2S@2sc and
40944c lor choice
BAKING PowDER-(Logan, List q Co. 81
8 az. cans 81 rs per doz.; III OF. cans Us .; U
ANS Is 25: bulk sc: Enterprise, (McCaoe.
Kraft d Co. 's) $50.
RUCKWHEATTLoUR-In fair demand
at 21Io per pound.
CHEESE-Western in fair demand at
l7hc and N. Y Goshen at lS1Ic.
CARBON OIL Standard brands, in q
jobbinR way, at l8c asking and no charge
,or package.
CANDLEs.-star at lsc: City mould al
lI@l2c; Anamautine l5c.
COFFEE-We quote: Good to prime
26a 7 ch Ice :S32Sc; choice Java at IS, )
old Q low Rio n 30, Roasted 3o9slc.
CRACKERS+sugar lie; lemon, ll1ic
-oda, TIC; water, exc; oyster, TIC; cream
~; butter. TIC.
No. 8 large 81 81; Nc do 81 SO for 100
pound packages. r"und fish. Light weig ht
and inferior quality at prices 70 co respond
Herring s5 90; new white nsh at u %;
goldfish s. 90.
FEjUR-White wheat family fancy at
g soy S Iamily at 81 259s0; spring at
60 1907 10. Rye -four s5 0
uLASS-First quality sIls at s675;l0xl2 al
25; second quality oxlO at ~ ~: lOxl2 a'
! so per box OF 50 feet. discount SO per cent
GENSENG-At 6O0s75c y u.
GRAIN - Wheat choice No. at y 81
choice red 81 451l IS. Rye stead,
Ss5ce. O.l aa. ~
IRON-Flat and bar. SS.l094 2loc: horse
,hoe, s gle; round and square, 38-lp97 3-lOc.
leavy band iron, 4S-l09 sc; light band;
8.lO0lj &c; hoop, s l-lOgS i-l0c; oval 44-loe
I-lOo; halt oval and half round, 7-l0@
LARD oIL-Adyapced. Extra winte
MOLASSES- rime old crop hrm at o ;
' 'NAiLs-Prices per keg: Brads and
Fen ling, l6 to GOD. "a l211s; TO sd. a S711; o
W "a. u e2lI. barrel, 70 in, TII In,
s. 81; II IA, IS ~; "A In; Is o2H. "a In; In;
" 10, IS l2I. Gasing, y to SOd. 81 S7h; I'd,
Il, 2tSs = s4t!; Y; 55dfA.1A:A!s.N t1ne stHSsS!
IS S7T Cut Spikes, all sizes, o. S7L. Boat
spikes, cnt - 81. Tobacco HID. 8 to I'd
SIS II%; sd 4S715
PRCVIsIUNs-New Aess pork, al
Sl7 90. Lard, extra winter at lOC, hcB ~
lie sugar cured uams l21c; clear des l. Q
shoulders 7H.; suaar.cured breakfast
bacon IKE. bulk shoulders 90. Dried
Bee sl5 10.
PJTAIOES-Demand light at 81 1891 81:
PELlS-' elters 25c9st w; butchers
skinssl .59!2i.
RICE-South Carolina fair TO prime at
stsc; Ran Eoon atshc; Patna ec.
5EEDS-Timothy at IS 50; clover al u -;
axseed at 81 65.
sTARCH-At 5%@s1lc; maizena,, l2@l4c.
SODA-At SC In papers: best Newcastle al
Sc In keg; American at nc.
SOAP-Family at 6c; German at &c;
Eastern at bhgl]c.
aALT-Dairy at 81 IS: best Ohio River al
o. ~ delivered. Ground Alum Is hags u 75
dne Ashton g u.
sYRUPS-Are active and firm. We
Iuote Common a. ij to Soc: Prime 6oS65c;
Choice, 7Oc.
SUGARS-Prime New Orleans 81S@9hc.
Standard brands OF REIN I'd as rDilows
crushed, powdered and gran dlated at llHc;
4 at lO1&c; b at l03Sc; extra T. at lOhc; COM
mon brands at keno less; standard yellow
CB<.
al snn al s5,sl rs: Oolong AT 5g75al 30.
WOOL-The wool market Is quie and
inquiry far. Prices range from
$50 Sc the outside figure being Tor superior
OtS
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NEW YORK.
News Items.


New YORK, April S.-Early this
morning Doouey Harris. q we'll known
pugilist, while 10 Slsrk's saloon. at
Amity street asd South Fifth avenue.
had o quarrel with VIM. Cough, son
o. Prof. Cloush, and was probably IA
tally shot. Clough escaped.
Ats meeting last night Of the depos-
itors OF the Stuydevsnt bank. which
suspended 10 April. 1872. the report OF
the receiver was read. 1t showed the
liabilities Of the bank to be $59D, 900
and the assets $546, 900, OF which there
ia in the hands OF the assignee only
$4,000.
A union temperance meeting, COM
poeed OF dalegarts from the MethodIst,
Prrsty erisr, Baptist and other evan
selicsl churches, was held yesterday,
10 Association Hall and ladies tenn.
perauce union formed.
The Lost steamer Europe.
The steamship Europe, which toun-
dersd at sea on svoysge from Havre to
this port, was one OF the finest ships o.
the feet owned BY the French Trans
Atlantic Company. and was considered
by all to b. sea worthy aud we'll form.
ed in every respect. She was lergth-
ened last year at New. .Csstle-on-Tyue,
England, and was altered from q side
wheel steamer TO q p opeller Her
tonnage WA tour thousand Elk hundred
length 426 'eet breadth OF Team Al
'eet. She was commanded by Captain
Lamarie, an able and experienced cap
tain who has been 10 the employ Of the
com papy Tor a number OF yesrs.
The value OF the lost steamship Eu
rope was abou, 81 $50 600. and she WAS
insured in French insurance companies
for about two thirds OF her full value
Her cargo was very valuable, consist
ing chiefly OF silks, wines and sardine':: {:
Her agents think she probably carried
q great quantity OIL extra fue goods for
The spr'ng trade, and that the value o.
her cargo could not have been less than
$l,0OO,O00 The gres'er portion o.
these goods WAS probably insured. bu,
their exact value cannot be ascertsined
uu,il the arrival OF her manifest. The
Greece, with the rescued passengers. is
expected to arrive either tom ght or to-
morrow aud all that is now doubt'u'.
concerning the disaster will be solved
then.
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Raliftn,rr Ma Iket,

BALTIMORE, April S.-Flour-Iu i'm
proved demand and unchanged. Wh.a,
Quiet, firm and unchanged. Corn
Mixed western active and stronger; new
S3; old SIC O.ts-Quiei; west.ro 81
Ca63c. Rve-Dull at S5@s9c. Pro.
vi.ions-FIrm and tuoyspt with an
active jobb.ng demand; no ..rou"d o,s
Offering; mesa pork SIT 90; bulk
shoulders 6fS6ac; clear rib sides Sc.
B ,con-Snoulders TIC; clear rib sldrr
GO; sugar cured hams l39l4c. Lari
-l06l0ic. Butter-Acuve but de-
cllned, western 3JG &c.. CofSe-DulI
and nominal. Whisky--Dull and
nominal 81 96c.
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MISSOURI.
Democratic Victory.

ST. JossPH, April S.-rhs election
yesterday resulted in q sweeping Dem
ocratic victory. 1t is believed every
Democratic candidate except two are
elected. The city has given a Repu ol'.
can majority OF about three bundred
1t every election since the negroes be
gan voting until now. The vote is
light.
KANSAS CRY, Mo. April S-Sufi'
c eut returns have been received from
the city election to assure the election
OF Woods, Democrat Tor Mayor, by one
buudred majority. The balance OF the
Democratic ticket is certainly elected
xcept Auditor, which is in doubt. The
Democrats elect tour and probably five
out OF six Aldermen.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Storm a nd In unda, ,ton.


Nsy ORLEANS, April S.-Thers have
been heavy showers Of rain at intervals
during the day. Since 4 p. m., it has
been raining steadily, and blowing .
half gale, varying from the southeast
to the south west. The river 10 from
one to Eve inches above the high water
mark O 1871, and the water is running
over the levee at several points-
At Orauge and Louisa streets Of the
Third D s,r Ct, the ferrv landing
opposite jackson Square. and the
railroad tracks are covered with
water running through briskly at Car
rolltou. The wind carried the water
over the leyee during the day and this
morning. Serious damage 10 apprs.
hended. A break 10 the levee occurred
below Carrolltop. The city authorities
have q large force at work endeavorins
to repair the damage.
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Wheeling Cattle Mara ct.
WEDNESDAY,, April

"EpShcDAit hpi' S'
Since cur last report the price Of
cattle and hogs has advanced. The
supply is not near equal to the demand
hence the higher price. The arrivals
during the week were very slim and
were quickly sold at the figures given
below.
CAT7LE-The arrivals were seventy
eight hesd. which brought from IS 81
til 90 per cwt, according to weight
and quality.
Hoes-The ruling figures for hogs
were $6 O056 so. Only sixty.sereD
head arrived during the week.
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Toi do san.ket.

TOLEDO, April S-FIour-steady.
wh.a,-Stcady; No l white Michigan
81 SIS; extra do / 65; amb-r Michigan
| Al; May l SOY; June / 81; No. l red
| 55; No. . do 4j!. CorB-In lair DE-
wand and firm; high mixed 6Sici May
6Sic; June Zoe; old 72c; low mixed 6S :
old 7Oc; no grade 67e; dam ,ged 60c.
Oa,s-Quiet and uuchsug.; No. | 55c.
Clover seed-Msmmoth sc 25. -
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PENNbYLVANIA.
Railroad Openiug.

TlrusvlLLE. April S-The railroad
connecting Parker's City and Karn's
City, Butler county, this State, was
opened through to-day.
Bad for tho Priniers' U ion.
In the case before the jury at Mead
vile to-day. the Daily Courier Of this
city, against the Printers Union, for
conspiracy, . verdict was rendered in
favor OF the former. The sentence 10
not yet pronounced.
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Pn,inae, phln Market.

PHILADELPHIA. April S-Fiour-
In improved demand; superfae 81 S73
as So lows. Wisconsin ADD Minneso-
10 extra family 7 %; State, IDdraoa
ard Ohio 7 75SS 25. WLeat-Qui't:
red 81 5SSl 65; amber | 7O@l IS;
white 7S@l 90; No. ! spring 45@
l 50. Rye-97(o 9Se. Corn-Io good
demand; yellow 84e. 0ats-Moderste.
" active; white 62s63c. mixed SEA
&c. Cofiee-Wesk; Ro 2laG23&c
Whisky-Advspced; western SIC Re.
troleum-Crude 1l4S refined l5sc
April l8fe. ;lgas --- NJ a-s..
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CINSIN SATl.
The Mclean Contempt Case.

The Mclean Contempt Case
CINCINNATI, April 8.-John R. Nc
lean, proprietor OF the Enquirer, was
again on the witness stand to-day, and
again refused 10 answer The question
as to who beside Scowden. the defend
ant on trial, charged With procuring u.
beIlous publications 10 tho Enquirer,
gave him Information on which TO
ground the article. He was sent TO
Jail.
Southern II. r.
The trustees Of the Southern Rail
road, advertise tor proposals to make
thirty miles Of railroad bed in Scott
county, Kentucky.
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Di.cI.eS ofthe Blood.

The Blood is the Lie" When
this source Is corrupted. the painfpl
aud sorrov producing effects are visible
in many shspes. The mnltifarious
forms in which it manif.s,s itself would
form subjects upon which ] might
write volumes. But as all the varied
forms Of diseases upon bad blood are
cur6 or best treated by such medicines
a. take up from THE faid and excrete
from the systsm the noxious slemenh,
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FRANCE.


oteto oOSE ~
PARIS. April s.-Ths LIE Tsmps to.
day publishes . full text Of the dis
patch from the Austrian Premier, Won
Beust, to Prince Wetberwick. Austrisn
Minister at Paris. dated July. 1870.
saying, We consider the cause o France
a. our owp, but the alliance with Rus
sia and Prussia prevents the armed in
tsrveptiou Of Austria. Won Beust sd-
vises Prince Wetberwick 10 suggest
that the good will Of Italy may be OBJ
tsiued, and the mediation OF that gov.
ernment in the settlement oi the
Franco Prussian difficulty secured IL
France permit the occupation OF Rome
BY the Italians. p
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Ioui.y lie market.

LOUISVILLE, April 8.-Cotton-Quis'
at l6,. Flour-Qu,et aud uncbsng.
ed. Wbeat-NomIusI. Corn-QulsI
and unchanged al 70S72c.' Oats
Quret a. d unchanged at 5S a62c. Hay
-$lS on. Provisions Qnet. Me-
Pork Sl6 IS Bulk shoulders 6tc
clear rib sides S3". Bacon shoulders
&c; clear rio sides 9iS clear sidss 9tc
.ugar cured hams l29l2!c Lard
uerces 9tc; kegs l04c. Whisky-93c
Bagging-l26l4c
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Sonthern II. r.
OMAHA.

OMAHA, April s--Yesterdays elec-
ion 70 e.uIted in favor OF Chase, Repub-
licsu, for Mayor BY 625 majority The
Republicans also carry the Treasurer,
clerk aud Police Judge The Demo-
crats carry the Msr.isll.
The municipal election at Freemont
resulted 10 favor OF the people's eandt-
date against the Republicans Al
9raud leland. 10 favor OF the Repubii'
cans At PIsttsmouth, in favor OF the
peoples ticket .sH
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East Liberty cattle Market.

East LIBsErY. April S-Csttle-
Arrivals 62 carr; medium IS 10 6 90;
COM mon 5 90 to $50; bulls 3 Is TO
5 90. Hogs-ArrivsIs 5 car; bes!
PniIsdelphia 6 90 TO 6 25; Yorksrs
5 25 TO 5 40. Sheep-ArriVals % carr;
best 7 50 10 s 90; medium 6 90 to7 90.
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CURA.
Narrow Escape OF Garcia.

HAVANA, April S.-A Havana letter
SAYS that the iusurgent chief, Carlos
Garcia, had a narrow escape from cap
ture. It seems he came into town with
some com pauions to meet friends. and
vss tracked 10 his rancho in Adlzada
Del Morti, where all were surrounded
by o band OF Civil Guards Garc's
and com panions, with revolvers in
hand, dashed through the line oil guarda
and cleared the fence amid volley OF
musketry, wheo they made for the bush
and escaped under cover Of the night.
Garcia was wounded by the voll.y and
GouEalo. his Lieutenant, was killed.
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THE WEATHER.
War DEPARTMENT. ... I
OFFICE OF rHR CHIRF SIGNAL OFFICES,
WAeHISeros, April 8. SP.A J
PROBABILITIES,

OFFlCE Ok Thh Snlkr CldsAL NkEfSnNt 4
WA.HISeros, April s. sP.A.
PROBABILITIES.
On Thuraday in New Euglsud, north
to east winds will prevail. with light
rain or snow. For the Middle States
and Lower Lake region, cloudy wealth
er With increasing east to north winds
and rain, excep. Tor the latte, section
partly suow. For the South Atlantic
States, increasing south to east winds,
cloudy weather AMI RAIN. For the
Gull Ststes. winds shifting to west aud
north, clearing weather and Iallipg
temperature. For Tennessee and the
low r Ohio Valley, winds shifting 10
north and northwest. partially cloudy
weather and rain For the Upper L,ke
Region, Iowa and Missouri, north and
northwest winds and clear to partially
cloudy weather.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-09
RHODE ISLAND.
Case DSsmtssed.

PsovID.soa. April Sin the United
States District Court this morning the
proceedings in the bankruptcy case
agsinst the SprAgue MaoufscturiaS
Company were discontinued and the
case dismissed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-09
KANSAS.
City Elections.

FoRr Soorr, April SAT the city
election to-day the entire Reform ticket
with Col. ]. Terry at the head for
Mayor. were elected, with the exceps
ton OF Police Judge and one Council.
man. The fxht was mainly on the tenn
perance issue
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-09
Cleveland Aarket.

CLzAsLASD. April s. S.-Wheat-Firm
and unchanged Corn-Frm and bet
ter old held st 73974c. nsa do 72S73.
Osts-Firm at Sc or No. State AMI
SOC for No.2 Petroleum-Firm with
An improved demand.