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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-10
MISCELLAN EOUS.
TO CONTRACTORS.
CITY CLPRK's OFFICE,
W HEELING. " " Anrll q ls-l

Sealed Proposals will be received at this
ONCE until THURSDAY, I'D day OF April,
1919, "t noon, tor the Masonry, Rip.Rap,
Gradultion and Super>tructure of Bridgc
across wheeling creek, near the Mound 10
the peninsula Cemetery.
The MASONRY Will be ilrSt-claSS range
rock work, In cement mortar, about 90
perches.
THE RIP-RAP Will be one foot and A half
thick, and hand packed, about 70 cubic
yards.
THE EMBA ANKMENT will contain about
800 cubic yaId>, and viii bee taken from
sites selected by the Superintendent, and
disposed of accordin- To- hI> direction. IN,
haul in no case 10 exceed ~ feet. These
bids shall be by the cubic yard ui - cubic
feet.
THE SCPERSTRCCTURE Will bc wrought
iron, two spans OF .Uj feet each, I'm the
clear, Is feet wide, I'm the clear. with q
factor of safety OF five ,jI for distributed
load OF 100 pounds per square foot.
Bidders viii examine for themselves The
location OF the proposed work, 50 thai no
misunderstanding may exist IN regard 20
the nature of tHc work io Ice done.
The plans and specifications are az this
office tor the inspection OF bidders.
The Council reserves the right To- reject
any or all bids.
+. y. BRITT,
lprH City Clerk.
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Troy lreS> Npii ..
Last Saturday man residing near
Cohoes. was trying 10 move large cake
ofice which was on the point of being
cast OFT on the road by the current in the
river. He stepped upon the ice with IL"
intention of breaking it, when II began 10
move of. taking him with it. The ic.'
moved out into the centre Of the river
and rapidly towards the dam. Th" mn
was in a fever of excitement, expecting
his last moment to appear when he would
reach the dam. The water beng very
high, the fall at the dam was unuSn-
ally low, and the ice with the man on II
passed over in safety, and drifted in the
direction of the gas house. When near
my the gas house the ice landed on top
OF little shanty which was nearly cover
ed with the water The man got of the
ice and stood on the top of the house, but
Immediately tell through skylight in
the loot, falling on some girls who had
gone to the top door to escape the water.
\ scene Immediately ensued, the girls
roaring burglar! and "murderl" Their
father appeared from the next room and
an explanation followed.
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baltimore Mark et.

BALTIMORE, April 9-flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Firm and un,
changed. Corn-Quiet; western mixed
9llc. Oats -Firmer; white western and
mixed 7Oc. Cotfee-Rio in better demand
at l5J. Hay-Dull and unchanged.
Whisky-Westcrn quiet at 81 l3!C,l a.
Provisions-Active. Pork-S22 20. Bulk
Meats-Steady; shoulders SIC; clear rib
ll3c. Bacon-Steady and fairly active;
shoulders 93c; Gear rib BE, Lard-Re'
fined at l6c. Butter-Steadyi western
tub and roll l3@ pc for old. PetroIe-
um-Dull at Gs(a Ole.
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GOvERNMENTs-Firm.

STATE BONDS-(lulet.
RAILROAD BuNDs-Firm in late deal
ings, with II good demand for Union Pa
citic trsts and sinking funds, which sold
at gSy and 92I and 924 respectively.
There were several round lots of Union
Pacific sinking funds, and were picked
ND for investment, and the bonds attract
attention provided they are well secured
and bear per cent in currency.
SroCKs-On the stock market to-day
there was II further Improvement, with II
well distributed business. The advance
IN the share list was } to II per cent, and
was most marked IN Union Pacific, which
rose from 1T to 72s on reports OF an IN
crease in the earnings for the first week
in April. Pacific Mail was important
and rose from 43{ to 44S, with closing
sales at A. The committees OF Panama
and Pacific Mail on the question OF n
new contract will meet tomorrow and 1t
is said that the negotiations are well ad-
vanccd. st. Paul common rose from "9i
to 10! and left off at %9S. Lake Shore
advanced from IA Is 75t, reacted to 10
and finally recovered to 7jt. Western
Union advanced from rs! to 1S3 on
an announcement that the company had
effected an arrangement. with the South,
crn Atlantic Company, reacted to 80
and rote to ~. Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph declined from 81 to 2G3 and
afterwards rose to 273, with final close
at 26i The other changes were general
ly from ! to per cent, mostly on an up
ward movement. There was very
strong undcrtone to speculation through,
out the day, and some good buying o,
stocks. Transactions 10000 shares, OF
which $4,000 were Pacific Mail, 2S,OOo
Western Union, 5000 Northwestern,
10000 Rocl, Island, 10000 st. Paul, 10000
Erie, 2S.OOO Lake Shore, 10000 and 2o,oeo
Inion Pncitic.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY. April 9-Cattlc-
Receipts for to-day 1863 head, and for
four days past 4,549 head The arrivals to-
day are all through stock and nothing on
hand for sale but car loads Of bulls. No
business at all doing to-day. so no quota
,ions. Hogs Receipts for To- day 2475
head. and for four days G, 40 head; York
ers So jO@ 8 IS; Philadelphias - so"
975. Shecp-Rrccipts for to-day 500
head, and for four days l0SO0 head; best
So 3O@7 90; medium s. j0@6 %; cIipP-
ed 81 OOLJ 90
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, April 9-Wheat-Duli;
none Offering. Corn-Scarce and in d.
mand; ear or shellcd ia Soc As 70 quail
". Petroleum-Quiet; crude 81 bon
/ j7l at Parlers; refined lita li3c for
Philadelphia delivery. Pig lron-Quiet
and prices unchanged; No. foundry
s27O0G2S 90; No. S2j O0@ % 90; gray
forge S23 OOM "a 90.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
View York Money and Stock
Market

NEW YORK, April 9.-MONEY-
Easy at 4GG per cent Prime merchantile
paper at 5(77 per cent. Sterling quiet at
4S5J for sixty days and 4S9i@ 4S94 for
sight. Dry goods imports for the week
$2,l7I.49S Customs receipts $3.50
GoLD-Opened at ll5t, advanced to
ll53 and closed ut llj. Carrying
rates to 4 per cent and flat. The AS
sistant Treasurer disbursed $4,000
CIearings $39,0O00O0.
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Toledo Mark el.

TOLEDO, April 9.-Flour-Demand
fVir and market firm. Whcat-Dulli No.
> white Wabash 81 %; No. ! white
Michigan 81 ~; extra do 81 25i amber
Michigan 81 l9l; seller May 81 2OGal u :
seller June 81 2l@l ~; No. red 81 253.
Corp-Dul! and lower nigh mixed 90
76Bc; seller April Zoe; seller May 7Sc;
low miyed 76t. Oats-Quiet and un-
changed. Glover Seed-S6 6O(G6 20.
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What is Vegetine ?

II is a compound extracted from barks,
roots and herbs. IL is Natures Remedy. II
is perfectly harmless from any bad effect
upon the system. 1t is nourishing and
strengthening. II acts directly upon the
blood. 1t quiets the nervous system. II
gives you good sweet sleep nj night. 1t is
panacca for our aged fathers and moth
rrs, for 1t gives them strength, quiets their
nerves, and gives them Natures sweet
slcep-as has been proved by many an aged
person. 1t is the great Blood Purifier. II
Is q soothing remedy for our children. II
has relieved and cured thousands. 1t Is
very pleasant to take; every child likes IL.
II relieves and cures all diseases Originat-
ing from impure blood. Try the Negetine.
Give il a iair trial for your complaints
then you Will say To your friend. neighbOr
and acquaintance, "Try it; 1t has cured
me-
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for France to participate, because ne was
persuaded that the exhibition would re-
suit in the development Of French rels-
tions abroad The permanent Commis-
sion will soon be called upon to consider
the best means of promoting the French
participation IN the Centennial EIhibi-
ton. Forney said he was in communi-
cation with the Duke De Cozen and the
Viscount De Meaux on the subject.
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THE PUDCTERS.
work Resumed at the keystone Iron
Works.
Pittsburgh Telegraph, 9th.

Pittsburgh Telegraph, 9th.
The rumors concerning the resumption
Of work at the Keystone Iron Works Of
Messrs. Glass, Neely II Co, prove to BE-
correct, and this morning some two hun
dred men started work at these mills, the
boilers agreeing 10 work at five dollars
and half per ton at 81 cent card, 1t
Is understood that MeSsrs. &. and y *
Co. have withdrawn from the Iron As
sociation. and will hereafter make the
best arrange ent they can, Independent
of the Manufacturers Association.
Whether other mills will follow the ini-
tiative thus given is extremely doubtful.
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Conflict Between the Spanish Gov
crnment aud the University.

MADRID, April 9.-The conflict be-
tween the Government and the Univer-
sity is becoming serious, and may cause
the fall of the University. Several more
of the professors were exilcd to-day.
The Kings principal physician was Of
fered the head position in the University,
but refused to accept it. a conference
of ministers took place to-day for tn"
purpose of discussing the accusations
made by Concha against Jovellar. No
cause of action has been determined
upon. 1t is rumored that Concha has
been officially invited to leave Spain.
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New York Dry Goods Market

New YORK, April S.--Business was
moderate with the commission houses
and fair jobbing trade progressing.
Cotton goods in steady demand at un-
changed prices. Fair sheeting active.
Prints and printed shirtings more active.
Arnold's prints were reduced TO 9!c
and sold very freely Woolens quiet
Dress goods largely sold at auction to-day
at fair prices.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASUINGTON April q SP NJ


OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WAsHINGToN, April 9, SP. N. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the Upper Lake region, the
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys, cool and partly cloudy weather,
with northwest to southwest winds, low
but rising barometer and light rain or
snow north and northwest of Iowa.
For the Gulf States, Tennesse and Ohio
valley, partly cloudy and warmer wealth
cr. with eastcrly or southerly winds in
the Gulf States west to northwest winds
in the Ohio valley and stationary or fall
ing barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, clear Or
clearing weather, south to west winds
and Slight change, in the temperature
and barometer.
The central Mississippi and lower
Missouri rivers will rise slowly.
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Heavy Storm.

LITTLE Rock, April 9.-The storm OF
last night prostrated the telegraph wires
in all directions below the city. \ num-
Der of houses were blown down. five per-
sons were killed and several wounded.
About the same hour the storm struck
Texanu and unroofcd the public school
building, fatally wounding several chill
drcn. The water fell in torrents and
flooded the streets throughout the city.
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San Francisco Races.

SAN FKANCIsco, April Al the
next meeting of the Pacific Jockey Club
a purse Of $4,000 in gold will be offered
for Il four mile and repeat race open to
the world; $4,000 to the first horse, and
$1,000, $1,000 and $4,000 to the second,
third and fourth horses. Horses from
Europe to be allowed $500 for travel
ing expenses, and from east of the Rocky
Mountains II 900.
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Poly gamy Punishable.

SALT LAKE, April I'm polygamy
case now ON thai at Beaver, Ctah,
Judge Borcman charges that pelygamy
committed prior to 1862 is punishable
now; that polygamy is Il continuous
crime, and that the statute of limitation
does not apply. This is directly opposite
to the charge Of Judge Emerson, Of this
district.
The Utah Northern railroad has de-
termned to extend their road immediate
Iy thirty miles, adopting tine route via
Soda Springs. Utah.
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Great Cotton Claim.

WAsHINGToN, April 9-The argu-
mcnt in the great EIcee cotton case, was
opened to-day by Solcitor-General Phil
lips, for the United States, followed by
John \. Grow. of New Orleans, and
General Butler for the claimant. The
argument will bo closed by the Attorney
General. The case will occupy the Court
until Wednesday. The amount involved
l. S3G7 900, and arises from the capture
by the United States of the cotton grown
by Egee ON his plantation in Mississippi,
iu lSii2
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NJ q &c Z

YPHE COMMITTEE APPOINTED Bl
the County Court OF Marshall county,
West Virginia, at ilS last fiscal term, Ia
take into consideration the question Of L.
modelling or building new court House
for said county. will receive plans and
specifications for NEW COURT iOl 81,
on the 22d day Of April, 1875, M the Court
House, at MOundsVille, at one O'Clock.
Parties competing will be- required TO
furnish estimates on their plans. The COM
mittee reserve the right 10 reject any and
all plans, specifications and bids.
For further information address the
members OF the committee aS follows:
WM. BLAKE, MoundSyillr.
II. =. WHITE, BclltOn.
ap6 VIM. CECIL, RoSby's Rock.
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An Emigration Excursion Party.

DENNIsoN, April 9.-Thc excursion
party, in the interests of emigration to
Texas, consisting of iitty-two delegates
from twenty seven counties in this State,
and in charge of Col. Allison, President,
lett at 3 p. II. to-day by special train
II, route for st. LOUIS, Cincinnati, In
dianapols. Louisville and Chicago.
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FOREIGN.
AdhesiOns to Alfonso.

PARIS April 9.-Fourteen of the Off
GERS, who abandoned Don Carlos, have
arrived at Biarretz. The Carlists tried
to stop them ut the frontier. It is said
that General Elio has given in his ad-
hesion to Alfonso.
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Thirty.Finh Anniversary OF The New
York Tribune.

New YORK, April 9.-The Trij"ne
celebrates It's Thirty.ifth Anniversary
tomorrow 10y taking possession OF its
new building and printing quadrupIe
sheet with picture and description Of
the building, giving figures of its cir
culauon and showing the average to be
10000 daily.
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Miners Disturbances Exaggerated
Dispatch from the Governor.

HARRISBURG, April 9.-The Governor,
after an interview with the committee
from Hazelton, sent the following teie'
grom:
Wm. P. Kilkerdals, Sheriff Of Luserne
county:
A committee composed of Richard
Williams, of Audendiel; James Bryson,
Svlveston Eagle, J. c. Fincher and Chas
Schulter, of Hazelton; Hugh McArvey,
of Beaver Meadows, and John Brady, Oi
Hardey; representing the citizens and
miners have visited me to-day, ana
have represented that the reports
about the alleged disturbances in the
vicinity of Hazelton are exaggerated
and many of them false, and have
declared that if the troops were with
drawn they and other citizens and the
Miners Association, which they represent,
will obligate themselves to keep the
peace, and that if necessary they Will
pledge themselves to supply 10000 clti-
zens TO aid you in maintaining order If
disturbances occur, and they for the
citizens and Miners Benevolent and
other Associations, will enter into
solemn agreement that which
is known aS the " dead work ~
at the mines will not be interfered with,
and parties willing to do such work ut
said prices will not be prevented from so
doing. therefore ask that in the i'll
terest of law and order, you will ut once
proceed 10 Hazleton and make thor
ough investigation of the alleged distur-
Dances and the disposition OF the miners
to preserve order, and if you are satisii-
ed that such disposition exists, that the
gentlemen who to-day made the repre-
sentation are able to keep
with the miners, the pledges they
make for them, and that the citizens will
aid you if there is any further turbulent
demonstration thereafter, These guar
antses are made in writing. You will
so inform me that the troops may be with
drawn. JOHS +. HARTRANFT,
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Wisdom from, The President.

WAsuINGroN, April o. President
Grant in an interview to-day witty DR.. j B.
Miles, general secretary of the A-socia-
ton for Reform and Modification of
international Law, manly ap-
pruyal of the work of the association
and said it would be great blessing 10 the
world if the rank and file of the stand
ing armies could be transcribed to
industrial pursuits.
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HEAVY Emigration 10 the West.

OMAHA. April 9.-The number of en-
irrsn.s westward bound AT the present
season. is unprecedented; $500 have left
here since March lst, and over one
thousand were delayed here Yesterday,
for want of cars, but were sent out on
special trains TO day.
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NATICK, Mass, January /, lN75.
.Hr. H. R. lS,r7N:

.HF. n. R. 81 IGlN
DEAR SIR-Wc hav" good reason for re-
gWding your Negetinc a medicine Of the
greatest value. We feel assured that IL has
been the means Of saving our sons life.
He is now seventeen years of age; for he
last two years he has suffered from neCro-
sis of his leg, caused by scrOfulOuS afl"c-
iiOn, and was so far reduced that nearly
all who saw him thought his recovery i'm
possible. \ council of able physicians
could give us but the faintr>t hope OF his
ever rallying; two Of the number dcclar.
ing that he was beyond the reach of hui
uan remedies, that even amputatlOu
could not save him, rs he had not vlgOr
enough to endure the operation. Just then
We commenced giving him Negctne, ana
from that time 10 tn" present h" has been
continuously improving. He has lately
resumed studies, thrown away his cruichcS
and cane and walks about Cnccrfully and
strong.
Though there is still som" discharge rom
the opening where the limb was lancrd, ,
we have the fullest confidence that In
little time he will hc perfectly cured.
He has taken about three dozen bottles
of Ncgctinr, but lately used but little, hS
he declares he Is too well to be taking mcdi-
cine. Respectfully yours,
+. =. BEST,
Mrs. l.. c. +. BFsr
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THE BEST EVIDENCE.

The following letter from Rev. +. = Best,
Pastor Ofthe VI. l.. Church, NaIicli, Mass,
will be read with interest by many phySi-
clans; also those suffering from tn" sam"
disease as afflicted the son of the Rev. J..
- Best. No person can doubt this tcst-
mOny. rs there Is no doubt about thee
tive power of Neg"tinc.
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Sales OF Short Horn Cattle.

CHICAGO, April 9.-Thc third annual
sale of Short Horn Cattle from the Lin
wood herd, owned by James II. Kessen-
ger, occurred today at Dexter Park.
Among the sales the following are the
most notable: Illustrious Third, to
Frank H. Pcarse & Son, Tolula Illinois,
$1,000; Third Lolan of Linwood, to Geo.
Ottley, NephonSet, Illinois, Sl,lSO; Ma.
zurka, OF Linwood to Ed lies, Spring.
field, Illinois, for 81 800; Miss Wiley, to
\. Crane, Durham Park, Kansas,
81, 200; Orphon Gwlnue to Geo. Ottlcy,
$l.65O; Lady Fairy to A. W, and ".
Pickercll, Mechanicsburg, Iowa, 1000;
Queen Charlotte XVI. to Geo. Ottlcy,
$500. The above sales were cows and
heifers. Among the bulls the only re-
markable sale was that of kessinger's 5
BreastpIate to Ed. lies for -, 200. In
all twcnty-scvcn cows were sold at an
average price Of $j92, and four bulls
averaging $7l5; total amount Of sales,
S24,G65.
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w. S. HUTCHINs,

nEALER ~ PIANOS, ORGANS,
IL Sheet Music and general Musical
Merchandise, 40. 80 Twelfth street, hri
door above McLurc House. Personal n'-
i"utiun given 10 Tuning and Repairing.
4 AlSo Moving Pianos. Al work guarantee 4
apl
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Reply Ofthe sheriff.

Sheriff Kilkerdale at once replied that
he would proceed to Hazelton Tomorrow
in compliance with the Governors re-
quest.
1t is hoped that the conference may
lead to q solution Of the troubles in the
Lazerne region. The Governor tonight
directed the Adjutant General TO proceed
to Hazelton and be present at the con-
ference.
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The London Times on the BE G0-Gcr-
man Difficulties.

LeNDoN, April lO.-The London Times
reviewing the text of the German note
to Belgium says: Our expectations were
justified that fuller knowledge would
remove the more serious constructions
which have been made OF it. Germany
demonstrates with Belgium and makes
recommendation beyond the bounds of
good taste, but puts forth nothing which
we are able to fairly call threat. 1t Is
the interest of every free ration to pro-
tect claim that expressions of SYM
pathv with any cause in foreign coun.
try belong to the order OF international
wrongs. which the State is bound to re-
strain. The circumstance that neither
party 10 the dispute has appealed to the
powers guaranteeing Belgium indepen-
dence, also somewhat diminishes the I'M
nortorca of the affair
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\ vote by ballot was taken yesterday
in several mines of the Delaware. Lack
swanna and Western Railroad Company
%: Scranton, to decide the question ofthe
,,rike. and resulted in l,5l2 for and 3l9
against work.
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T,cn,nrcrorSeIIow Fever.

~. y-.,-.l-.rr..I fLn Upulth Officer ~
Dr. ahu.TP"y,' ,',' h n't,',', i,,or,is~od in
Ne" oFn ,', ',, ~ 'f. t.y.r r''' renort, from
regard 20 M tnJ ,,a ,,', ,,r,hoh,,i,r IF its an.
Hnyana, an" Inl .@[ ,bn 'o9%Iy Rtimtc co coast In
Pe'r"i'' ".I'.I r., -. siT neel,s soo he
r'!.H iIe S'',' H. -, - ,,,L.. ;,nI,irics
- s',, -i,tn ';",' ~ the subject and he reported
.'' ~. ,ha .ni1.mir miobt be cv-
INN ~ l.I''' .',,n"ar .'''' ~ that mort nj very
-. l.r Dr Vandrrpoal attributed
- .r.. c,r, ,h,t last winter WAS the
,.. -, -, U.roro for many
."''"''' 49," ,,.r",. ,L,,'' H. mnt have what
,'"' ""I -. 10Th
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Cardinal Manning in the Git,

LONDON, April l0-Cardinal Man
ming opened the Catholic College at
Kensington Yesterday with an address
in which he said that he regarded him
self entrusted with commission OF war
fare. for he believed the church was ap-
preaching crisis, the most fiery that
has been for three hundred years.
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TuE total Weld of the gold and silver
mines ofthe west in 1874, was H'i, ~,
,,8. an increase Of 81 .Oo9, iS@ compared
Nth the year 1873 The principal in,
.-aa.e bs: been in Nevada, Colorado and
Utah, with sight increase in Idaho.
l,is probable that the product in Nevada
.... Colorado will continue To steadily
.r-.a,, Tor many years to come, owing
8, the permanent character Of the lodes
.-.l 10 the legitimate methods of mining
.-..all.ug in those two States. The e>tl-
into of the director OF the United States
Mint Is that the Comstock lode alone will
.-.lu.e over $I0OOO,OU0 this year, which
u,ar1y S5.OO0,OOO more than the pro-
...,, of the entire State Of Nevada IN
ls77 Colorado will probably increase
..- product this year fifty per cent. above
..... oflS74.