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exchange OF notes between the Cabinets
of Versailles and st. James. Accord
ing to the information of the English
Government the vessel was a French
one, fitted out by the friends OF the
prisoners, and having on board a crew
Of twenty-five men quite determined to
fight if necessary. The convicts to be
carried off were seventeen in number,
bnt when the moment arrived only
five could be ready, the others being
engaged on piece OF work assigned
them. The craft in question, the
English authorities declare, traudu-
lently hoisted the British flag, but the
French believe they can prove that the
vessel was equipped and prepared in a
British port and that the authorities
there could not be ignorant of its des-
tination, and also as the escape took
place under the flag OF England that
country should be held responsible.
Mysterious Prisoner.
New YORK. April ia mysterious
prisoner has been held in the Tombs
some days on suspicion OF being con-
nected With gang of railroad forgers
who operated in Wall street last sup,s
mer. They negotiated over a million
dollars in counterfeit bonds on the
New York Central and Buffalo aud
Erie Railroad Companies before dis
covered. Among the victims were
many prominent bankers in the vicinity
of Wall street, besides two trust COM
panies, the New York Guarantee and
Indemnity Company and Buffalo and
Erie railroad bonde, 80 cleverly ex-
ecuted that the president OF the latter
Company bought $4,000 on which his
signature had been forged without sus-
picion as to their character. The
prisoner IS understood to be Louis j.
Keepers, a broker, believed to have
been one of the men who disposed OF
$50 900 forged Buffalo & Erie paper to
Saunders, Hardenbergh d Co. Detec-
tives had traced him 10 Buffalo, Roches-
ter, Cleveland, Chicago and other cities
and arrested him on Tuesday In Boston,
where he was acting as canvasser to a
lithographic firm under the name OF 0.
A. Delaney.
Edward Gleason, alleged 10 have con-
ceived and furnished the capital for
forgeries, Dr. Burdell, OF Burdell-
Cunningham noeriety, Stephen Ray
mond, who was extradited IN London,
Johuson A. Lawyer, Brown Yates and
Stephen Armstead, who did the print
ing and engraving. The latter is to be
used as witness. 1t is thought the
trial OF the iorgers will begin this week.
The district attorneys officers say the
evidence will disclose the most aston
ishing forgery conspiracy on record in
this country.
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Cincinuau x.rkeI

CINCINNATI. April ls.-Cotton-Quiet
st lie. Flour-Qaiet and uuchal ged.
Whest-Firm at 81 40(9l 45. Corn
Steady at 6S@70c. osis-Stesdy at
4I@56ic. Rys-Firm At 81 06. Bar
ley steady; spring 81 IS. 0ils-Un-
changed Eggs-Firm st l6c. Butter
Steady and unchanged. Cheese
Old stock exhausted; new l5@l6c.
Pork-firm at SIC 90@l7 90 Lard
Quiet aud firm. Bulk Meats
Shoulders quiet at 6!@6sc sro,; &c
buyer June; clear rib sides SIC; clear
quoted at ste Bacon-Firm; shoul,
ders quiet at 7@7tc; clear rib sides sold
at 9aS clear 9i9sL.. Whisky-Quie,;
small sales at 92c; generally held ai 93c.
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OHIO.
Tho Legislature.

COLUMBUS. April lS.-ln the House
this morning bills were introduced to
prohibit the sale OF intoxicating liquors
by peddlers, and to make the weight OF
potatoes sixty pounds per bushel, both
by Mr.. Wheat. The bill providing for
selling wool by weight, which was
passed yesterday, was reconsldcred
The following bills were passed Sen.
ste bill TO enable councils OF municipal
corporations 10 investigate charges
against any OF its members; Senate bill
to authorize the incorporation OF COM
panes fox the sale OF goods and meT'
ehandize.
In the Senate 8 Communication was
received from Governor Allen, nomi'
mating Ralph Leete, Of Ironton, OBJ
waddle, OF South Charleston ~ I.
Noble, OF Titfin William J-r"eti, : oi
Bucyrus and John.H SSmVsn, 0. ~, 10
lunbus, 10 be trustee i'ne Ag''c"''u
ral College.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
FuneraI OF DR.. LivIugstOne.

tuhtFdt Ot Drs sLiNaukstOAc'
LONDON, April lS.-The funeral Of
DR.. Livingstone took place this morn
ing at Westminster Abbey and was at
tended by a great crowd, including a
full representation from the Royal
Geographical Society. The Queen and
Prince OF Wales sent their carriages as
mark Of respect and Baroness Burdett
contributed beautiful flowers. There
was special funeral service to-day
and another will be held by Dean Stan
ley tomorrow.
Flood in the Thames.
The banks and bridges OF the
Thames were crowded this afternoon
by thousands OF OF people, gathered to
witness the promised great rise Of the
river, aud in anticipation of which the
people Of Lambeth and other low plscss
have raised dykes. The tide did not
rise 10 the usual height and is now eb-
bing No damage was done.
@LvIugstones grave is in the centre Of
the vest part OF the nave of Westnains-
ter Abbed, near that OF Stephenson, the
celebrated engineer.
The Famine In India
Dispatches from Calcutta state that
the condition OF the famine-affected
districts is improving.
The Steamer L'Amerique. l.
LONDON, April l9.-Capt Rousseau
of the steamer LAmerique says in his
official dispatch that on the l4th the
danger OF sinking became eminent and
q consultation oil the officers was held
at which it was decided TO abandon
the sh p Immediately.
The British steamer Spray, from
Newport bound for Gibralter, and the
steamer F. L. Barry from Pomaron for
New Castle, arrived at Portsmouth
The Stray picked up in latitude .t'
north, longitude 6 west, the steamer
Ameriqle, before reported lost She
took he, in tow during SO hours and
then eliin with the +. l.. Barry, which
gave assistance. The Amerique had
sustained no apparent injury aud WAS
making 10 water except in the engine
room. Toe cabin was in the greatest
confusion owing to the hurried man.
ner OF Abandoning her. The greater
portion o. the passengers baggage was
aboard,
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B Y T ELEG R A P h.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
By the Western Union Line, office North
west corner of Main and 18th streets.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April Is.
Postal Treaty With France.


Bertholdi, French minister, and
Postmaster-Gereral Creswell have
agreed on the basis oS postal treat
between France and the United States
which establishes an international let
ter rate of nine cents for each half
ounce in this country or ten grammes
in France; each country to retain the
postage collected therein and to pay
for the transfer Of the mails to the
ether. Prepayment to be optional, but
the want of it to subject the letters to a
fine OF FIVE cents OF twenty-five
esentimes, to be retained by the country
collecting. There are to be no postal
sccounts between the two countries.
The formal ratification of the postal
resty with Japan has been exchanged.
The treaty provides for an internahon-
al letter rate of twelve cents, but is not
to 20 into effect until after six months
from the time the government Of Japan
shall notify the United States of its
rediness for the withdrawal OF our press
nt postal agents in that country.
WASHINGTON, April l9,-There is as
yet no official indications concerning
the Presidents action on the finance
bill, but the general impression is that
lie will spproveit. The friends Of the
measure are confident IN this belief and
some OF them give as a reason for it the
expression OF hope in the President's 8
last annual message that "the best
measure may be arrived at to secure
such an elasticity OF currency as will
keep employed all the industries Of the
country and prevent such an initiation
IS will put off indefinitely resumption
of specie payment" and the further
remark of the President that the decis-
ion of Congress on this subject will
have the hearty support OF the execu-
tive
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ChIchrn Market.

CHICAGO, April lS.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-DulI, unset
tied and lower No. ] Chicago spring at
81 32t@l 32l; No 2 do at 81 20 on
spoi; 81 90 May; 81 2St June; No. 3 do
at 81 20!9l2l; rejected a. 81 IL; No. !
Minnesota at 81 33@l "a; No. 2 at
2st. Corn-opeued firm and closed
dull; No 2 mixed at 64t964tc on spot
64s@64!c MAY; oslo June; new No. 2
mixed 63i@633c; old rejected 62!963c.
Oats-Dull and lower; No. 2 at 454c
cash; rejected 44Ic. Rye-Quist and
unchanged at 92993c Bsrley-Quiet
and unchanged. Pork-Actiye; ad-
vanced to SIC So cash; SIG 60 May;
SIC so June. Lard-Quiet srd weak;
So 62 cash; 50 SO@9 S5 June. Bulk
Mests-In good demand at full prices.
High Wines-Unsettled at 94i90jc.
Freights-Stesdy and unc hanged.
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RnIiImore Nh Iket.

BALTIMORE, April lS-Flour-StroDg
and in good demand. Wheat-Firrn
aud unchanged Coru-Quiet; new
western mixed 6j!@SGc; old SS9S9c.
Oats-weak; western GOOSE. Rye
Firmer at 81 03@l 05. Proyisiops-
Active and buoysnt; new mess lIf9
17Ic. Bulk Msats-SbouIders 6iG;
clear rib sides 9ic. Bacon-Firm ana
active; shoulders 7lri clear rib ,'des %
lO6l0tc. Sugar Cured HaDs-lf9
l5c. Lard-IOic. Butter-Flrmeir'
western 3OG35c. CoGee-Unchsoged
Whiskv-Firm at 81 009l OO! =
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baltimore Cattie marker.

BALTIMORE, April l6-BREF CATTLE
Owing 10 somewhat limited receipts,
aud the presence OF fair number OF
outside buyers, prices opened higher
than they were last week, but the con-
ceSsion was yielded very reluctantly.
and operations were made quite slowly
The rates, however, kept up, and an
vance gradually OF l9lc, and q shade
higher traction in some few cases was
effected since last week. The offerings
this week consisted OF q better average
throughout than was on the market
last week.
Prices to-day ior Beef Cattle rauged
as follows: Beet Bsevss at ~ 3797 -,
.hat generally rated first quality 5 23Ga
6 81; medium or good fair quality 4 u
G,5 25; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows 3 50@i rs; inferior and lowrst
grades OF cattle 10000 O0-gcDerSl
average OF the market to-day &c 90;
extreme range OF prices 3 50Ca7 25.
Most OF the sales were from s. so TO
6 so per 100 lbs OF the receipts l23 head
came from Ohio, I76 from Virginia, -
from West Virginia; 2jS from Mary
land, lSS head from Pennsylvania, aud
23S head from Il.inois--toial receipts
or the week 1905 head against l3i9
last week, and 1903 head came time
last year. OF the offerings GIL bead
were taken 10y Baltimore butchers, l5G
cold TO Washington city and Annapolis
dealers, and 70 head To Eastern specu-
lators Total sales for the week 9OG
head. against ll35 Isst last week and
1851 head same time last year.
Cows-Good mich COWS are scarce
and in demand at s35GS0 per head.
SHERP AND LAm'.-Tbere has been
a fair increase in the receipts OF Sheep
during the past week. and in the heRv
ier arrivals there have been more good
Sheep than last week. The trade has
been rather slov for wool Sheep, while
that for eheal eG moderately active,
prices remaining without material VA
ration sincs Last week. We quote
wool Sheep q, cas-, and sheared At
4I66lc per lb gross, az 10 quality.
Lambs s3@6 per head, and 10 good de-
mand Receipts this week $500 head
against 1856 last week, and 1913 head
same time last year.
HoOs-Thsre has been gradusl de
cline in the receipts last week, ed
since Monday last prices have o.
gradually stiffeoiug and advancin M
I'll the present time, and from fpeH
auces now will continue To = mah
tanned Tor best hogs (ss the y ~ iH 'ne
west have influenced sbipI) UNI %
fuller numbers force prics5npo""n' "
quote ats7 50t9S 374 gisySUo zoo pIunus %I
";,.' "e" : 400 h ssd rtweek, and s,572
WHpSY-Rsc,vs aud stock o. bigh
vises ysry ligJ, And price has sdysbc-
a. 20 81 90 Sr small lots. No large
ssles reporpltb tbe past week.
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-Ai.HlIIe unrkef.

Lo,arvstg, April lS-ColtoD-
stssSv tFlour-Quies aud unchanged.
Wbss,-Quiet snd unchanged. Corn
-TgG73c. Osts-56957. Hay
TTshauged. Pro7isions-Firm. Mess
Terk II 90; bulk shoulders 6lc; clear
db sidss s.; clear &c. Bacon shoulder,
nc; clear rib sides 81: clear 10c. Sugar
cured hams l2i@l3ic. Lzrd-l0t
l03c. Wbisky-92c. Bagging-Ur'
changed.
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PITTSBURGH.

Death OF the Mayor of Allegheny.
PIrTsBURGH. April lS.-Hon. A. ?.
Callow, Mayor OF Allegheny CITY, died
at his residence this morning. He has
served his second telm as Mayor OF that
city. He served in the late war as ADJ
jutant OF the l02d Regiment Penrsyl-
vaaia Volunteers, receiving severe
wound, from which he never entirely
recovered. This, with complication
of other diseases, caused his death.
He was also O. member OF the luterna-
tional Typographical Union.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The Los Angeles Robbers.

SAN FRANCISCO, April lS.-A dispatch
from Los Angeles says that Vasquez
and his gang have again eluded pursu-
ing parties but are in a position from
which it will be very difficult il not
impossible to escape. Yasquezs ex-
ploit in robbiug men within four or five
miles Of Los Angeles city has cacsed
much excitement there.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, April lS.-Flour-Steady
Wheat-Quiet and unchanged; No, >
white Wabash 81 52i; amber Michi-
gan l SLY MAY l 53l; June | 81; No.
. red ! 5ll. Corn-Dull and prices
have declined; high mixed 72l May
72c; June 72!c; July 7S; new 7Sc; low
mixed 72l; no grade 72c. osts-Dull
and prices a shade lower; Michigan Soc
Cloyersepd-5 T5
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Cleveland Marker.

CLEVELAND, April Is. -Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-At 81 so;
No. . red western 81 AZ Corn-Quiet
and steady; mixed 76c; high mixed
nc; ears on track .I2ta7Sc. Oats
Quiet and unchanged; No. ] state and
western 55c; No. , do Sc; white SIC;
Petroleum-Dull and quiet; standard
white in car lots l2l@l23c; Ohio state
test l5Ml5lc
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york Dry Goods markrs

NEw YoRE, April I8!-FU..tH
moderately active with coTnsslop oT5
houses, and the jObbipg trs,s 'ecNto
animation to-day. Cotton 'ods are 10
steady demand, and met Pa'Scuisf
makes firm, bat on sop, ngnt oranos
discounts are incre,.sd ~ agen";
Prints in steady d1nand. Bordered
prints and cambric,T Te pSeomihg pop
are dull. Dres5goods in fair request.
Shavls quiet.
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CHICAGO.
Murder.

CHICAGO, April lS.-A special from
Kearney, Nebraska, gives the particu-
lars Of the killing of another detective
by the notorious James brothers. The
victim was found dead covered with
blood, on the road four miles east Of
Elkhoru, Ray county. A card crossed
with blood and pinned to his coat, was
inscribed. this shall be the fate Of all
Pinkertons detectives who come to
hunt the James brothers" Signed,
Jesse james, and Frank James. A
handkerchief in the murdered mans
pocket was marked P. K. Cole. -g
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PhtSndelphta MSrhet,

PnlLADKLrHIa, April ls.-Flour-
Very strong supertne S. 0O@5 25;
Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio extra
family 50@S 25. Wheat-Firm; red
81 62@l 20; amber 81 S0@l IS; white
81 S0@l Sc. Rye-sl 00@l 0S. Corn
Very active; yellow $4,000. Oats
Unchanged. Pe,roleum-Crude IL !
OLLIE; refined l5lc. Whisky-99c
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SrocKs-The market has been alter
nately weak and strong. In early deal~
ings prices declined TO | per cent.
followed by q general improvement OF
the first board subsequently there was
another sharp break and at the second
call prices slowed q recovery OF 10 ]
per cent from the lowest point and i'm.
proving lster from TO l. per cent, but
shortly before the close OF business
general reaction OF to f! per cent. took
place, and the market left of weak
under the changes. The largest trans
actions were in Western Union, Lake
Shore, Northwestern, Pacific Mail,
Wabash and Rock Island.
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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
bility for the sentiments expressed and
m merely giving all classes Of our readers an
opportunity 10 be heard.
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tENCINNATI.
Accidental Sboo,,rr

'ClNClNSAl', April illg.-At the Cipcip-
natl Union Bethel, this afternoon, two
boys, William J. Fsirchild and John
Hannari. just arrived from St. Louis
were together in the wash-room, Ha,-
nard was playing with Faircbild's Nc
tol, when it went off, the ball epter,no
Fairchild's stomach, inaictiug a wound
which will probably prove mortal
Fairchild was taken to the Cincinnati;
Hospital and Hsnpard was arrested
1t is thought the shooting was purel =
accidental.
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New York Market.

New YORK, April lS.-Cotton-
Quiet middling uplands l7!c. Flour
Opened firm and closed dull and lower;
superfine western and State S6 50; com
mon to good SO 1906 70; good TO
choice G 75@7 10; white wheat extra
Ohio 6 5O97 IS. Rye-Firm and
quiet at l0@l Is. Barley-Heavy.
Corn-Heavy and lower new western
mixed S0@SSc; choice new yellow $50
SOC; old western mixed $4,000; white
western S7@S0c. Osts-A shade frmeT
mixed western 6l@63c; white western
63966c. Cofiee-Dull. Sugar-Steady.
Petroleum-Crude tic; refined l54
Eggs-Steady; western l5!9l7c.
Leather-Steady. Wool-Frrm; do
mestic fleece 40@7G pulled 25@jO; un-
washed lS035. Pork-FIrmer; new
mess 16 909l7 90 spot aud May;
Il l0@l7 % June. Lard-Firmi
prime steam l0i; spot 10 3-l6; April
lOI MAY; l0s June. Butter-FIrm;
western 24627. Cheese-Unchanged.
Whisky-Lower at 97!@98.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NeM York money and stock Market.

Nc" hotH "VhSy oHe S'o~
New York. April lS.-MoSEY-
Closed at per cent. Foreign exchange
closed quiet at 4S5 for prime bankers
GO days sterling and 4SS for demand.
GoLp-Opened and closed at llSI
the only other quotation having been
ll32. The rates tor carrying were
q, ,, II, and 3 per cent to flat aud
finally per cent. CIearipgs 81, ,OOO,-
600. Assistant Treasurer paid out
during the week Sl5S,0OO, and receipts
S2S7 900 for customs Imports for the
week. dry goods 81, ,72s, ,635; merchan-
disc 7,64S, $50 specie shipments S5O3,-
ISL, principally gold and silver bars.
GovERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
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MONS. cHoEFLEURI,

POPULAR PRICbs.-Urchtstra Chairs,
T5s. Dress Circle, 5Oe; Family Circle, &c.
An deserved seats IS cents Additional. On
ale at Opera House ofnoe, fourtesnth
EtreSt, cnInnencing wednesday, April I'd:
Saturday evening an entlIe ehabse oi
D1ors open at 7 o'clock performance 10
e"l''ihis'''s - SCHAELEs MELVILLE, -
au,g1 Business Manager.
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ILLINOIS.
Captured.

CAIRO, April l8.-Sheriff Irwin res
turned on the steamer City OF Chester
this morning with his prisoners, Park
and Black, who are charged with the
outrage of two girls in this city on
Tuesday evening. Their arrest WAS
effected near New Madrid.
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CONNECTICUT.
Died.

HARTFORD, April l9,-Rey. Abuer
] Jackson, D. D., IL D., president OF
Trinity College, died at his residence in
this city, this morning, aged 63 years.
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SPAIN.
HOstiIities Stonned

MADRID, April lS.-Hostilities in the
north are suspended in consequence of
excessively bad weather.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, April 1s.-Ledru Rollin is
suffering from an affection Of the heart,
and physicians have informed him that
ne must abstain from politics.
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paHADELPHIA.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

PHILADsLPHlA, April lS-The steam
ship Netherlands was hauled of brlg-
antine Shoals this morning aDl is beng
towed to this city.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, April l9.-The German tri-
Suual at Savern has imposed a heavy
@ nue on The Bishop of Nancy lor his
cHafse 10 the clergy issued last July.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT. /
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April IS. Sr NJ
PROBABILITIES.
On Monday over New EnglaI d
winds SHIFT 10 easterly and southeri!
with increasing cloualness and very
probably rain. For Middle States apd
Lower Lake Region increasing east 10
south winds and cloudy and rainy
weather. For Southern States winds
veering southwest and west with clear
ing weather. For Ohio Valley and
Mississippi winds shifting to westerly
with clearing weather. For Upper
Lake region brisk and high northeast
to southeast winds, cloudy aud rising
weather except over the northern por>
tior
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HoTBEps.-

Rzarr.nsG HoTBEps.--A writer 10
the = ,sltRscorder ssys when poItioGs
of Isho,beds are not hot enough, be
rorg on bot water; and when too hot,
Z makes holes With q crovbsr 10 'st
az cold air 10 the interior.
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p,,,,burxh Petroleum Market.

PlrrsBURGH, April lS.-Crude--
Quiet; quoted at 81 S59l 81; refined
weak, quoted for May and June ct l5ic.
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KELLY & lEON'S
MINSTR Ell ~

Who will sppssr In . new, ehzS's and
orig nal prozrsmme.
MozAET HALL,--Rsliy a Lson's Min.
s,rels mad nne audience last night. Their
burIesque opera is sood Innovation upon
the esl abIlshed style OF minsreI pro
grzmmes - Cincinnati Gdssa>.
Concluding with Onenbacns new comic
pDSra entitled
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Friday and Saturday, April
"a and Is, 1874. Matinee
Saturday at z o'clock.

The manager announces that he has a.
sUInsd The sole management OF Hsml.tons
Open House, and takes great pleasure IN
uasut with the yoFld.renownsd and only
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AMUsE NJ z NTS.
HAMILT0N'S OPERA HOUSE,

JAMES HAMILros..........--.....--.Mansss
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-30

On. BERTHIER, County Physician, in
forms us that Martin Mccormick. now
at the County Hospital, still persists in
his resolution to starve himself to death.
and still resolutely refuses all nourish.
ment. Yesterday morning he allowed a
little lime-juice to be mingled with the
water given him to drink. Being insane
in regard to the matter of self-destruc.
ton, and having once been foiled in an
attempt upon his life, he now feels a GER
tain degree of exultation in the Thought
that he has discovered plan whereby he
can carry out his idea in spite of all that
can be done. He should be undeceiyed
in this. He should be shown that n
stomach can be filled as well as emp,ied
by means of stomach pump. Three
days is about long enough for him to
please himself in this respect. His
stomach should nov be pumped full of
gruel. As he cannot control his digestive
organs, he may conclude that be has
been beaten at his own game and give up
suicide altogether. = Virginia Enter
prise, Gath.