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tropolisr Company, in company with
several others, to talk the matter over
and see what could be done to bring
about that object; saw Shepherd in his
Office and, after q preliminary converse
ton. Shepherd took the witness aside
and stated that in view OF the relations
he expested to bear to the new District
Government, he did not want to be
known as having any interest in the
paving companies, aud that the wits
ness could see Kilbourne, and what
arrangement the witness and Kill
bourne could make would be all right
lor him and Shepherd. The
witness understood by that
that Shepherd was willing to
have 8 secret interest in paving con-
tracts, and that be proposed to bave
that interest represented through Kill
bourn; witness knows Kilbourn; saw
Shepherd in relation to the matter; the
consolidation was not accomplished
however.
Tho Appropriations for Public
BuiIdings.
The House Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds will report a
substitute for Mr.. Garfield's bill cover
log into the Treasury all appropriations
for public buildings not yet commenced
The substitute will provide that all
past or prospective appropriations
Tor public buildings shall remain avail
able until the completion OF The work
Tor which they are appropriated, but
will authorize the Secretary OF the
Treasury to exercise his discretion as to
the time OF commencing or prosecuting
any such work for the best interests oi
the public service.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Destructive Fire and Loss Of Life.
M1ILRpsrnaN Butler Co. Anil -

Destructive Fire and Loss OF Life.
MILLBRsTowy, Butler Co., April L.
A ire broke out about hslf-past one
o'clock this morning, in Central Hotel,
OF this city, by which seven persons
were burned to death. The bodies re-
covered are as follows: Noah Carly.
PleasautvilleI George Deet. Ger
msa; Captain Oliver, oil OPP
orator; Ma~'iu Philips and
Ssn:c,J Ar|v'. 'r,ilsrs AID one whose
nam, &, IA "a. 4. aacr!lsined. Ne
lie McCar;y jumped from third story
window OF the Central House, she
was baldy Injured, but is still alive. All
the buildings on the east eide Of Main
street, from Frederck's grocery aud
hardware store, including the Central
and Harlaus houses, Opera Hose. Reed
& Duraut's hardware store and Sinks
hotel, TWO other buildings on the touth
and wes. side Of Main street, making
69 building in all were burned. More
persons are thought to have perished.
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I'hiiadeIp!,Ia Market

PalLADELPHIA, April : l.-Flour-
Very dull and holders anxious to sell
tuperfne s. 00@5 50; Wisconsin and
Minnesota extra family 3SG6 3Sl;
State, Ohio and Indiana 7 50@S co.
Whest-DuIl; red!$l 90; amber ! 20;
white l 7S@l Sj. Rye Dnll at 95a96
Corn-Better feeling; yellow S2@s3c;
White Sic. Oals-Dull aud weak;
white 64a65c; mixed 60962. Coffee
Held firmly; R'o l9@23c. Petroleum
Crude III; refined l5!c Whisky
Dull at 97997Ic,
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CiRcinnati Market.

CINelSNATr April l.-Coitan-Quiet
at l6c. Flour Quiet and un.
changed Wheat-Very dull at 81 10.
Gorn-Dull; mixed 64@67. Oas-
Quiet st 50S 81. Rye-Dull at l 04.
Barley-DuIl; No, , spring l 65. Ole
Unchanged Eggs--Stesdy st l2ic.
Butter-Steady. Cheese-Firm. Pork
Quiet; sales at SIG 90. Lsrd-Firm;
steam 9tc; kettle 9s99lc. Bulk meats
Quiet and firmeT shoulders &c spot;
&c buyer May; clear RIB StGStc' clear
81, all loose. Bscon-Scsrce and firm;
shoulders 6f'9Tc; clear rib 9tc; clear
9tG93c. WhisSy-Firm and higher
atQ2c.
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Seicu~e nud HcsIy {" IU'
quirer,

,'. G"irer'
Io-;..n.oINr,,oh - os1sowocar
,;,la ~ s,isnco .,I r.,irior sicro5,.JU-
uix.,n Eor ,b;o rsr,Iemsn .bopId
,h;,L h.,oro be sDseLs :, would show
,b.t h. VOC No, ort,rpIv nnros,sd in
,L.,.u.,rcoi p,, ,or hin, r. co,,o
49,, .,a 90 ,lo;nIv ecoso a. no RIlo
y ~ ""' 'O J,,
SHOWS 'ha' u / 81 ""oe''e,''' u oe
can read God { "ord iof 80 better Pur-
pose than to scof at it he bad better
~, o,o, ;,s sscrcd ro,es NJ all lie
:u-:L;a..-..To,,ho VI L;a ,ho ;rao,,,,,
Will tecs''. MS ''""'' o, WIZ '"I
bar, IS VIII sii o'N"f7 VINO 'o'I'E U"
this path.
Es .,sra ont Ny .syip,. What &
III. 49,. Loo,- ho pLl. ;sr, : can.
'ns'u'' 'u'' '0'
see no mudaiei everything IS as Gear p!
explsiueI ss It should bc, aul can be
rrdsr,,ood by snv who s,rIy the bo5k
=. .--,. h;. -.,,omo 7
AZ II s'''''S ~ f''''' WAC
Judge he does not LOOK al j J" '1e 'ea'
light but turrs his attention roEe %
scisn; Ge gorks.
,Lo .,x, ,l,cab. oil. "WLo,,
IN '"s IVA 49, ,T
did CS'n marry II must SaJ' Ae'
have been either MS sister or = pre-
Adsmip" But he says "ther, we're
no nrs Adamitesw I would sugce., to
Mr. 'Itouir.r' that he study the word
OF God more aud the works OF T7niall
and others lee. he would then change
his oniniou. The Bible says Aia.-
bs,ot sons and daughters after Gin
Vas horn, Now, might not Cain have
h..n one or more Gundred years oII
when he married. It is very probable
that h. wa, Then. in that time Adam
NAV hsy. had sons and daugh,c.- born
unto him and the, NAV have hal sons
and daughters born to them. aud su o.
until tb,re was a multitude OF peep c.
Then might not Cain have been ablc to
fnd a wife or wives among the multi
,uds for I suppose he had more thar one.
We know he did fud one and be NAV
have found her in the above nauu.r.
Tbsr.fors the law, OF God are not
bnn,I;nc after ali hut A.. very clsa,
oaI riasS, - a,v one who rea.;s tLcr,
a. . nronor m.nner I, - i,5.,J
a. - 're rennS pio -, ;nfnite wisJom =" Gai
"sa ~ sUI rUJ.-.,an5. .vsrvtbi-r ,pa,
~ "s.maJ. e. ID ar.,vtb;r, Ia, ELL 10
ms5s vii be msds bv bim and 70 h;s
aio,,
Tbsr Mr. Inouirsr goes On TO Ak 4
mpltitud, of oues,io3s, such a., who
VIZ. Adsnsnd Zillab? Who be,ped
Cain n mild his citv and What did he
S.n, -;,h c;tr vbsn !,
- sn,..r ,Lst Te -ss bs
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April ]. .SP.M.
PROBABILITIES,


On Thursday in New England the
pressure will diminish with easterty to
southerly winds, rising temperature in-
creasiug cloudiness aud poss bly, light
rain or snow. For the Middle States
generally cloudy weather, light rain
and rising temperature with winds
shifting to westerly and southerly and
clearing wea;har during the afternoon
aud evening. For the Southern States
clear or partly cloudy weather and
gentle to fresh winds, mostly from the
rorthvest ard southwest. For the
Lower Lake Region cloudy weather,
ht rain, rising temperature and south
,, west wiuds, the latter vesring to
horthwest during the afternoon or even.
lug, with clearing weather. For the u
per Lake Region fresh to brisk north TO
west winds with falling temperature and
clearing but partially cloudy weather.
For Missouri, Iowa and Minnesota west
TO north winds and Gear or partly
cloudy weather. The lower Ohio and
cumb berland rivers Will rise. Cautiou-
sry signals continue from Norfolk 10
Woo !shall.
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Chicago saRrlxet.

CHICAGO, April l-Flour-Fair de,
mand, firm and unchanged. Wheat
Fair demsnd at lower rates; Nc. | CHI;
cago spring 81 %; No. . do 81 l9I
spot or April; 81 24s May; No. 3 do
81 Il. Corn-StesdT No. . mixed
6lfcsp or April; 64sc May; new No
2 mixed 59t@6er new rejected 5Stc.
Osts-Stsady; No. . 42lc spot 46Sc
May. Rye-Stesdy; No. . 9l@q2c.
Bsrley-Quiet and unchanged. No. .
spring 81 50@l IS; No. 8 do 81 Sc.
Pork-Actiye and advanced SIS so on
spot or April; SIS rs May. Bulk
Mests-Quiet and unchanged; sales
shoulders 5sc; short rib middles So Is,
loose, spot; short rib middles, Nav,
SS 359S 374. Bacon-Cnch changed.
Whisky-Steady al 93c.
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IOulAylIIc market.

LoUIsyILLE, April l.-Cotton-A
shade lower at l5ic. Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat nominal. Corn
and Oats-Quiet and unchanged. Hay
Sl7. Provisions-Qulet Mess pork
Easier at SIC; bulk shoulders &C. clear
rib sides Ste; clear s! loose. Bacon
&c ; clear rlbsides S 20: clear
9i, packed. Sugar cured hams l26lc.
Lard-Tierce S9s; kegs $l0l. Whisky
QDc
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OHIO
Coal Miners strine.

CoLUxsUs. April l.-The coal min.
ere OF Hooking valley are on q strike
A party Of police went down to Straits,
vile to-day, to preserve order. The
cause OF the strike is reported to be az
follows: This yesr the operators want
to weigh the COAL while heretofore
they have paid for it by bank measure
in the mine. The miuerS want three
cents per bushel, or IS cents per ton,
and TOR nut coal. The operators want
to keep out the amount OF the nut and
make the average pay for the year 3
cents.
VIM. Shaw, OF Claremont, has been
appointed one OF the directors Of the
Ohio peuitentiary to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the decliustion OF Mr.. Ow-
ens.
The Legislature.
In the Senate to day clause Was in
serted in the appropriation bill sppro-
priating $4,000 for printing parts one
aud two OF the second volume OF the
geological survey.
In the House the following bills weie
passed: House bill providing that one
half OF the fund levied for bridge pur"
poses within the corporate limits OF
cities and villages may be expended
within the limits OF such corpora
tions; providing that whenever one
third OF the stockholders Of corpora"
ton shall file with the court state
ment that for three precedisg yesTs the
net earnings of such corporation ha,
not paid a elk per cent ret d,'i,e"d t6e
said corporation may Us dissolved /;
10 permit insurance companies OF tbis
State to insure against lightning,
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MEMPIIIS.
TheLucky Ones.

MgurHI,, April An addition to
the three-tenths of the ticket which
DIRE. the capital prize at Louisville,
which were reported last night as being
held here, Theodore Horner, drugG's''
Beat street; J. Shee', commission meI-
chspt, Front street; I. Staube. whole
.ale shoe dealer, held tenth escb, and
Joseph G. Barbour and Chris: Steen-
kull, two we'll known saloon keepers,
held another. 1t is believed that the
entire ticket WAS sod here.
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New York Live stock Market.

New YORK, April l.-BeeYes-Re.
ceipts 2, no, market depres:elaad vta!
about one half Offering sold at q re-
duciion from Aoaday Of fully tc, the
remainder will be held over; quality
common to prime, selling at lO9l2ic
With perhaps ~ lead at I239l3c.
Sbsep-R,csiPts yesterday aud 10 day
$500, al oriinary 10 PRIME; 7!69tc
STine-Arriysls FOR two days 1885,
noae sold alive city dressed fair de.
uzDjat ic
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Now Mr.. Inquirer, suppose you put
your attention more to theological doc
trines than to scientific works, and I
am confident you will side with me.
know not who you are nor do | care.
But this DO know, you are not 9
believer in the true faith. II you were
you would not cone before the pc bic
iu such an article ss you did on Satur-
day last. In it you Knocked God-cal!-
ed him e buugler, ind even went 80 far
as to call him liar Beware sir! See
that you travel no farther on this road;
leave it and travel On the path that ia
narrow and straight. see you are an
infdel by your writings. II you can
write from no other standpoint l would
advise you to keep silent till you can.
As l did not SEQ the pieces signed
Orthodox and NJ. l have nothing to say
on that subject, bu: my sipcerest wish
is that you may repent Of your con-
duct to your Maker, aud try hereafter
to lead better and more christisn-like
life. Bat if you still continue in your
present belief yeu will receive q reward
which you will not relish much. You
have a chance to r,form, and | advice
you to do it Immediately, before it is TOO
late, and your chance is gone.
II. X. B.
P. Snow, for Mr. IDqulrer's BEN
eft, | would suggest that he take some
fruitful couple who would preserve
their seed, and make su average eslcu-
lation OF their offspring for say five
hundred years Let HIM do this and !
am confident he will be satisfied and
will no longer wonder where Cain got
his wife, or even q hundred wives.
II. X. B.
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i-nhnIc,A iis.harssd,

/, is reported that all the laborers
and section hands on the Boston and
Worcestc. division OF the B. 4 A. R.
R., struck for higher wagea and were
promptly discharged to-day. The
wages received bv the laborers WAS one
dollar and fifty cents per day.
Tomorrow will be observed az the
annual fast in Massachusetts. The
Legislature and Courts adjourned over
The custom house closer, sEd business
in Boston will be generally suspended.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April l.-Flour-Very
dull, heavy aud .uomiuslly unchanged.
Whest-Quiet aud unchanged. Corn
western mixed S2ic. Oats
Doll; western G0@63c. Ryc-Dull at
85@SSc. Provisions Strong. active
and unchanged. Butter--In demand
at decline; choice northwest tub 3Sc;
new do 40aIlc; common TO tiue rolls
30939c. Coffee-NominsI; good to
prime rio 22G 23!c. Whisky-Dull 1t
g0r
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New York Dry Goods sIarkct.

NEw YORK, April 1.-The trade
movement vas sluggish today with
com mission hou,ee, sId j0bb.Dg
branches were less active. The pint
market was excited by the reduction OF
Cocleco lancie', Eddistone and Cone-
sloga prints to 9!c, and Cocheco shirt
i0gs 10 Sic. Glasgow glnghams are
reduced to l9tc. Cotton gools are
rather more steady bat ql.e;. Per-
Gales aud dress goods fairly active
Fsrlique silks and d;ess goods are sell
IN lnH at amcfinn-
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

BAyoSSE, April 1.-The Csrlists IS
sert that the movement OF Marshal
Zerrano against the Royalists before
Bllbos has entirely failed, and that
there was no fighting between the 2Sth
and 3Q.h OF March.
MADRID, April lit is reported that
a Carist leader was seriously wounded
inEs recent engagement before Bllboa
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CANADA.
A Challenge:

Tozoaro, April Henry Coulter.
the celebrated American oarsman, now
q re.iden, OF this city, has issued q
challenge 10 row any maa an ihis COZ
,inent : rae. fos i've miles on Toronto
bsy, on the s0lh OF june next, for
$1,000 q sde. Negotiations are onfoo,
10 bring shout match between him
and Brown, OF Halifax
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Political.

SAN FRAsolsoo, April Last night
. convention OF Old Line Democrats
va. held at Sacramento, VIII ich adopt
ed resolutions denouncing and declar-
Ing the independent party in this State
. failure and advising the Democrats
who had joined them to return to their
allegiance and adhere TO the party in
future as the only hope of saving the
country. The attendance Was not very
large.
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ToIrdo haTkef.

TOLEDO. April I.-FlouT-DdI tai
unchanged. WheGt-Dall snl lo"eTi
40. . white Wabash 81 G24; extra
white Michigan 81 63!; amber Aichi-
gan 81 45l; eeIIer April 81 46i; May
81 50I; Jane 81 j3i; No. red 81 4St
Cora - Quet sDd unchanged; higE
mixed 671c; April 66c; Nay 6t3r
June oslo; new 65!c; !o~ mixed &c.
damaged 57c. Oa;s-DuIl bat un-
changs5; No. , 43ic Clover Seed
$3.50
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BOSTON.
rhe Senatorial Contest.

BosroN. April 1.-The eighth ballo,
or Senator took place to-day with the
ollowiug result; Whole number Of
votes go; necessary to q choice l36 h;
Dawes, 95; Hoar. "A; Curtis. Is ;
Adams, Is; Banks, T.; Pierce, 9; Wash
burDe, Whittier and Wendell Phillips;
I xDI,
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Libel Suit Brewing.

Judge L, B. Warden, biographer Of
Cheit Justice CIsn, pu5Ij'hes a card
declaring that be will sue the Cincin-
natl Commt,tI for libel on account Of
structures on his action With regard TO
papers Of Chase used ss material for
the biography.
The trustees Of the Southern rail-
road opened one hundred aud seven
deeds tor the construction OF 10 mil es
road led ip Tsnnesec, from Chitwoods
soulh
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NEW iOKK STATE.
Railroad Accident.

PoRr JARVIS, Apri ll.-Thewe stuari
bound freight train ran into a train
standing on the track, at Basket Sta.
ton, last night. The engine and eleven
cars Of the freight train were demolish-
ed and burned. No persons were seri.
ously injured. The track was obstruct-
ed four hours.
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CINCINNATI.
Fire.

CINGENAII, April IA fire this sf.
ternoon destroyed, at Broadway and
Egglceipu avenue, Hall j. Conkling 8
Excelsior Ma,tres. Factory, WEet"
sione's mattress iactory. Hall Il Couk-
ling & loss on building, machinery and
stock. sT 900 insurance $500. Whc:-
stones loss il $1,000; insured for $1,000,
Hill y Co., erjnter', fsruiture sl0O; no
inruYauce
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PUBLIC OPINION

under this head we invite and publish
all sorts OF communications, on all sorts of
subjects, without assuming any response
b!lity for the sentiments expressed and
merely giving ali classes OK Our readers an
cppo tunliy 10 he heard,
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST Liberty, April l-Catllc--
Arrivals 43 cars; best Sc % TO 2j.
medium IS 10 0 l2i! common ) % to
5 G24 stockers / so TO ) co; bulls , 50
to 4 80. Hogs-ATriVsls p car; bes,
6 % to 6 80; Yorkers 5 rs to 40
Sheep-Arrivals 81 carf; beet Il o. u
S o., medium 3 SO to 6 So
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money and Stock Market

New YORK, April l.-MoNEY-4@5
per cent, closing 1t per cent. Gus.
toms receipts $2S4,000, Sterling sd-
vanCed to ASS! for 60 days and 1881
tor sight.
GoLD-Closed at Il3s alter selling at
ll34@ll3g. Carrying rates l@S! per
cent. Tne Assistant Treasurer DIS.
bursed 5000. Clearings $50, 100000.
GovERNMENTs-Closed firm at high
est price of the day.
Sr.rp Porns-Drll a "a nominal
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PHILADELPHIA.
Good Friday.

PHILADELPHIA, April l.-Attorufy-
General Dlmmlch has decided ths,
Good Friday is 3 legal holiday in thi:
State and bsaks sud other public o..
see; will be closed
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NEW YORK.
News Items.

NBw YORK. April ALI the en-
ployes in the city connected with build
ing interests are called 10 meet on
Tuesday next to take into consideration
the advisability OF returning to the ten
hour system.
1t is understood that the Gold aud
Stock Exchanges are TO be closed on
Good Friday. The Produce and Cot.
ton Exchanges will decide to- day on
the matter.
Hon. William NJ. Evsrts has &C cept-
ed the invitation of the Dartmouth
Alumni Association TO deliver q
eulogy on Chief Justice Chase at their
next commencement,
Collender, the ex-bauk examiner, wa,
released on bail tc-lay.
The Produce Exchange will be clos
ed or Friday.
Fears are entertained for the ss'eIy
OF the steamer Widdington, OF New
castle. She was spoken February Gth,
but has not been heard OF since.
The Cotton Exchange will be closed
from Thursday evening until Monday
morning.
The temperance ladies' beg4u sys'e-
matio operations in Brooklyn to-day.
large number OF saloons, drug stores
and groceries being visited Myers,
the fret convert Of the crusade, reopens
tonight.
The monument Tor the grave Of
Bishop Kingsley, at Beyrant, Syria, is
completed and will soon be forwarded.
1t appears that only twenty piI grims.
instead OF q hundred aud sevente en-,
were lost overheard from the Mediter-
apean steamer.
Spanish Newa.
The Dilro, of Havana, whose editor
was Interdente Of that city during the
former rule OF General Coucha as
Csptaiu>Gsners', has recently pub
lished editorials pointing out, among
sDeClhl bufdutaSC-, toS StSSN
to the island that would follow
by the restoration OF peace. Owing to
the relations believed to exist between
the eiitor and Csp:air-General. the
articles are thought 10 be Inspired by
the Spanish party, and that their object
is to prepare the people OF the Leland
for a manifesto Of prominent HiSpsnlo-
Cubaus, demanding an accommodatlon
between the 90 called loyalists aud the
insurgents, to be insugurated by tenn
porary cessation OF hostlltes and ioI-
lowe by formal treaty OF peace. The
the basis of the treaty sre made known,
ami include tue pledge that the Island
shall remain united to tie crown Of
SPAN, that the people shall elect repre-
sentatiyes to the Cortes, that slavery
shall only be inter!ered With by the
consent of ,the owners, and that IN
case emancipation should be decreed
the OF; eRs OF slaves are to be indemni,,
fed. General pardon is to be granted
for all political offences and all em-
bargoed property is TO be restored to lis
original owners.
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4 Brooklyn girl Of six summers says
the reason the man on the new fraction
al currency looks 60 mad, is because ne
Is only put on a ten cent stamp instead
a fifty center
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Cleveland Market,

CLEVELAND, April l.-Wheat-
Steady; No. | red 81 Sc; No = do ! 46.
Coru-Steady; old m xed 7l@72c; new
do 7O@7lc. Oats-Quiet; No. State
sic; No. = DO Acc.
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IRELAND.

QUEENSTOWN, April 1.-The bark
Creliito, from New York. experienced
tempestuous weather and lost several
men overheard, including the Captain.
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GERM ANT.
Died.

BERLIN, April Peter Andre.
Louzen, the Germsu astronomer, is
dead
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SrArB BoYDs-Dull aud nominal.

STOCKs--OpeDed weak, and declined
la ! on reports Of panic at London,
but later recovery occurred in private
advrces that the trouble was not serious,
one or two stock speculstors having
failed TO make good their accounts on
the usual settling day. The market
was steady during the afternoon, at u
advance OF ! to II per cent. At the
close there was q reaction along the
list on Washington adyiCes indicating
that the discussion on the financial
question in the House would be pro-
louged. The transactions were mostly
confined to Wabash, Lake Shore,
Union Pacific, Erie, Northwestern
common, Western Union and Pacific
Mail The sales between ID aud >
clock were $4,000 shares, OF which
1900 were Western Unlor, $1,000
Union Pacific, 81 900 Wabash, 1900
Lake Shore, 10000 Erie Gul 5000
Northwestern common