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Eyars and Curtis in my testimony given
before. When my testimony was taken
was dressed and lying downin my room;
| was able to move about in my room;
my state Of health Is such now that my
mind is affected and my remembrance
defective. This was all the questions put
to the witness, and he was allowed to
leave the stand.
AT this point Judge Fullerton and
MonltOn entered the court room, causing
some little cOmmOtion among the speCta-
tors. MOulton then took his place in the
witness stand for further CrOss.exami-
nation, and said; know Samuel w.
Partridge since 1864, but do not remem-
Der conversation about Tilton's reasons
for writing the life Of Victoria Woodruff.
The witness was asked II he said to him
that TiltOn wrote this life to put himself
at the head Of the Spiritualists Of the
country Us there were more Spiritualists
than Congregationulists.
To this question Judge Fullerton OBJ
iected, and an argument ensued between
Evarts and Beach on the subject. The
latter argued that il was wholly imma-
terial to the issues OF the case,
After some further argument, Judge
Nelson ruled that he would take the an
sWGr.
Tho question was repeated and the
witness said; know no such thing and
said no such thing; l told Partridge, how
ever, that tho Spiritualists Of the country
did outnumber the Congregati0nalists; |
do not know what suggested this remark;
we cOnyersed about Mrs. Tilton, Mr.. Til
ton, Mr.. BeeCheF and Mrs. Woodruff;
| had no conversation with Mr.,
Partridge about Mr., Tilton's reasons for
writing the life Of Mrs. Woodruff; will
swear that II did have such q CONVERSE
tion with him | never said that Tilton
told me so, and | did not tell Partridge
that Moulton was then allowed to
leave the stand.
Partridge was then recalled by the
defense, and he was asked what Moult0n
said to him about TiltOn's reasons for
publishing Mrs, WoOdhulls life. Witness
said-MOnltOn told me-. Here Beach
objected and the answer was ruled out by
the court
On further cross.examinatiOn by Mr..
Beach the witnesssa said-Thisc conversation
occurred shortly after the publication Of
the pamphlet; | think II was In the year
1879 that this conversation took placOs
this conversation was in the oflics10f
Woodruff and Robinson, in the fall Of the
year; my dutie'tthere were receiving and
paying out money and making entries In
the books.
The adjournment Of the court for the
day interrupted the further croSS.exami.
nation Of this witness.
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OMAHA.

oMAHA, April 2S.-Fiye trains from
tho Green river break, loaded with west
ern bound passengers, got into Ogden last
night, Four trains with eastern bound
passengers will arrive at Green river to-
night, Ono frst-class passenger train
and two emigrant trains will pass through
hero to-day, They will have to transfer
at the Green river break, which, II Is ex-
pected, will be reduced to two miles to-
day, The water at this point Is still fall
ng. The washOut reported In Echo
Canon has been sufficiently repaired to
admit Of trains passing over II with safe
ly. The report that On engine and two
cars had been ditChed at Church Bnttes
Is mistake, as no cars or engine have
been ditched thus far. Harms Fork Ia
rapidly rising and trouble Is apprehended.
II Is spanned by a bridge at Granger Sta
tiOn.
Tho following Ia inst received from the
Superintendent at Green river; Every
thing between Carter and Ogden Is In a
passable condition. We expect to get the
bridge over Big Muddy, between Hamp-
ton and Church Buttes, fixed this after
noon. The weather Is cool with high
Winds.
4 General Superintendent Clark Is hope
,ful, utfrankly says II the water rises on
them In Echo and Weber rivers and on
the line between Evanston aud Bryan,
communication is likely to bc again In
terFuDte1,
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Condensed TeIearams.


Secretary Bristow left Washington
last night for New York, to be absent
three or four days.
"A Wilkesbarre dispatch says the mi.
ners at lillman's mines yesterday voted
against going to work.
Robert W. Batting, for the murder oI
John Tompkins ut New Paltz, N. y, III
October last, has been sentenced to impris
onment for life. ,.
Samuel Amburgh, Of Columbus, o.
clothing dealer, who has been in bust
neSs for 20 years, made an assignment
yesterday. His assets amount 10 $4,000
and his liabilities 10 about Sl1 900.
The slaughter house ofJohn Stanton
on the banks Of the Wabash, south oI
Logansport, Ind, was destroyed by fire
Friday night with several hogs and ar
Ice house attached. Loss $4,000. lnsur.
cd 81, 900.
"A party Of miners at 1IAEleton, Pa.
made an attack upon the house Of Mr.
j. Morrison on Thursday evening. Mr.
+. Loudenburn, who was stopping with
Morrison, fired upon the attacking party
killing one Of them instantly, when the
raiders dispersed.
Capt. Alonson, Of New York, until
recently general manager and supeFin-
tendent and treasurer Of the People'l
Line Of steamers on the Hudson river
committed suicide yesterday by shooting
himself while sitting in the barber shot
on board the steamer 81. John.
"A detalcation has been discovered ii
the Western Union Telegraph office al
Philadelphia, and John Il. Heiner, chiei
clerk, and D. II. Bates, late Supetintend'
eht, have Absconded. The officers state
the deialcation will amount to between
$1,000 and $4,000.
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sToCEs-of the different Pacific roads
continue in favor aud were all higher, the
advance in some cases being equal to 2.s
per cent. Union Pacific led the list as
usual Of late, and rose from 76Is to 7s94, the
highest figures ever made for this stock.
The rise was stimulated by the announce.
ment on the authority Of the President Of
the Panama Company that a contract with
the Pacific Mail had been settled, and that
It adds largely to the annual earnings Of the
Union Pacific, probably as much rs S5,OOO,'
cooper annum, without increased expenses.
1t gives Panama $4,000 per month, or
enough to enable 1t to declare "a per cent
dividend on its capital stock, The Pacific
Mail Company will also be gainer. The
contracts torminable on thirty days notice
by either party. The Kansas Pacific wRs
prominentin the dealings and rose to 81 for
common and 80 for preferred, Missouri Pa.
cIfc rose to 52h, and Atlantic & Pacific
preferred to lGH. Panama was firm at liSa
i45; Delaware, Lackawanna & Western ad-
yanced to llG7S, and New Jersey Central to
llS9S. The balance Of the market was firm
early in the day and generally higher in the
late dealings. Union Pacific, Kansas Pa
cifc and Rock Island were at nearly the
highest prices Of the day, but the rest Of the
list showed reaction Of 4 to ~ per cent
chiefly in Lake Shore, ohiOs and North
western.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange
aggregated 10000 shares, Of which 10000
were Pacific Mail, 2S,OOO Western Union,
5000 Northwestern, 1900 Erie, $1,000 Lake
Shore, 5000 Wabash, and 5000 Union Pa.
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Mr., ScHURz will leave tonight for the
East after his lecture at the Opera House.
He starts for Europe next Thursday, but
previous to his departure will be ten
dered public dinner in New York.
schurz is one OF the men who have made
their mark on the best class Of public
opinion in this country. He approaches
perhaps more nearly the standard Of a
statesman than any man in the country
to-day. The New York Tribune Of
Thursday deplores afresh his defeat for
reelection to the United States Senate
from Missouri. II says that the Demo-
cracy Of that State were incapable OF
rising to the level Of their opportunity
simply because Schurz did not wear a
collar around his neck and belong to
their partisan organization. Speaking
Of his high qualifications for re-clcc-
ton the Tribune remarks that
"There was not a single point Of view
in which he was not their most thorough.
ly available candidate, lie was one OF
tho most distinguished statesmen in the
country; no living MissOurian, II We Gx-
cept Frank Blair, has anything like his
national reputation. lie was universally
recognized Us man OF deep insight, wide
z. n Ia a "A
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CIlIcngo.

CHICAGO, April 23.-FlOur-Quiet; Whit
winter extra S. OOaG 5Oi spring extra - A
90 90; Minnesota "a 76aG 90; spring super
Gne $3 OOa4 rs. Wheat-ACtlve but very
unsettled; No. spring 81 00 No. 2 iresl
81 O2 regular; 81 ok seller June; No,
06aO6 lIc; rejected 00aOic. COrn-Dull ant
declined; No. 9 mixed 7Sa73lc; new 7OISl
Tic, spot; 7S1Ec bid seller May; 74Nc BID
seller June; high mixed 73ITc; rejected zoe
Oats-Dulli No. 9, GlaGtAc, spot; 0lsGc
seller May, Demand active and
prices advanced; No, 4, spot, 81 0Gai O7
Barley Demand active and prices ad
vanced; No. 2, 81 g, spot; 81 l0al Is, selleI
May. pOrk-Dull at $99 90, spot; $29 %
seller May; $22 90, seller June. Lard
Dull and nominal al SO 80, spot; $l5 ~
10 70, seller Juno. Bulk Meats--Steady
and In moderate demand, Whisky-De
mand good at full prices; 81 l2k Offered
and refused.
On call board Wheat and Corn were firm
and unchanged. 0ats-hc higher. Pork
Firm at $22 O5, June. 1.ard-A shade
higher; large sales May at $lb 69IGai5 90
June sold at $I5 7b.
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SURFER NJ THIS SHAKESPEARE CLuB.-
The 8iith anniversary Of the birth ofthe
bard Of Avon was celebrated laat even
Ing by the Shakespeare Club At the 81.
James Hotel. Thirteen persons wore pres
ent, all Of whom were members OF the
club, no outsiders being invited. The eel.
ebraLiUh was rather Informal, and the
gentlemen enjoyed themselves as they
best thought NJ. About II o'clock supper
was served, In the elegant style for which
the 81. James Ia Justly noted. The bill ui
fare was sufficient 10 have WatOted the
mouth Of cynic. Upon the bill oi fare,
which by the way was gotten mp very
neatly, swas the yell.knowh quotation
"Nuw good digestion wait on appetite,
and health Of both" Vocal and inSlFu.
mental music, with speeches, genial con.
versation, etc, occupied the ilcCiing hours,
and the party did not separate until a
late hour this smorning.
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EAST Liberty, April 23.-CATrLE-Re
ceipts to-day 1900 head, making for the
past four days 6,040 head. The arrivals
today were all through stock, and whAt
were left over from yesterday, about
loads, were shipped on except 2 loads
which were sold here at GHG. Everything
was sold out, and there have been no fresll
arrivals. Quotations eau not fairly be
made.
IIoUs-Receipts to-day 4,6G5 head, mnk
Ing for the four days past l6,G35 head
Workers 81 50a7 TO- Philadelphias s. Goa
8 90.
sHEEr-RecciptS to-day 600 head, max
Ing for the four days past 10000 head. Bes
80 50a7 60 mediiIm So T5aO 80; clipped
a 0On5 90.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFiCE or TIIR CiilEP BI1NAL OPFICER,
WAStliNG1ON, u. C., April 9.-S;8O p. NJ
pRDnAniLtTIss

WAR DkPAHTAkNTI !
OFFiCK or TIIR CitIEP BInNAL OPFiCRR,
WASHINGTON, u. C., April gI.-&N pm. }
PRonABILtrIEs.
For New England and the Middle States,
partly cloudy and warmer weather will
prevail, with variable winds and con.
tinued low barometer.
For the Gulf States and Tennessee,
partly cloudy and warmer weather, with
nOrtherly winds and u slowly rising
barometer cast Of the Mississippi river.
For the Ohio Valley, clear weather,
northerly to Castcrly winds and slight
changes in the temperature and pressure,
For the Lake Region, the Upper Mis-
sissippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, In.
creasing cloudiness and areas Of rain OF
snow, variable winds mostly from The
north and east, stationary temperature
and slowly rising barometer east Of the
Upper Mississippi, and warm weather
with continued low barometer in The
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys
TheLower Missouri river will rise.
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Now York.

NEW YoRK, April -Cotton-Q Quiet
and steady at 1G9GalGAC. FlOur-Icss aO.
tive; supCrllne western and State 81 5Oa
4 10; common to good extra 80 S5a6 90;
white wheat extn So 5OaO SO; extra Ohio
50 OOa0 10; 81. Louis 20 15aS %. Rye Flour
-unchanged. Corn Meal-Quiet ut $4a
al 90. Wheat--l.ess active; No. spring
81 25al,3O; Nos, 81 l4al IS; No. 9 Chicago
~ IOal q; No. 2 Northwestern 81 coal q;
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 22nl 20. Rye-Dull;
Canada In bond 81 90; State 81 OS. Barley
Steady at 81 521I.Malt-stCady; Canada
West at 06C. 'COrn-ln moderate demand;
mixed western O3IIaOic; yellow Ole. Oats
Active and firmer; mixed western 7SXn
76Ci white 76a771Gc. lIay-unchangcd.
Cofee-Firm nnd in fnir demand. sugNr-
Quiet; fair 10 good refining $ 1.16aS 6.l0c;
prime S1GnS 7.lGc. MOlnsses-QniCt aud
firm. RlCe-steady WhiSky-Firmer al
81 14iSal 10.
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THE MAIL CONTRACTS,
NEW YORK.

NEw YoRk, April 23.-C G. Lewis, oil
the firm OF Webster, Lewis 4 Co., which
recently failed, committed suicide At his
hotel yesterday.
The State Senate Committee to-day con.
tihucd their inquiries into the cGnrges
for handling grain Mt this terminus.
AT IA meeting Of the board Of directors
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad the
reSignatian Of George W. Co.'s, President
was accepted, and an election was al
once held to I'LL the vacancy, and Charles
B. Wright, Of Philadelphia, was chosen
unanimously. Mr.. Wright has been Il
director for four years Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad and chairman Of III
financial committee.
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CiSCtSSArt, April 23.-Cotton-s Steady
middlihg i5Xai5'Ee; FloIrIAetiyei fam
lily IS 70a5 T6.. Wheat-.Actlve at O9a
/ IA. Corn-Quiet at 7Sa76c. 0als-steady
at 69a7Oc. Rye-Qniet Ut 81 l2. Barley
-Quiet fall 81 45al 60. Linseed Oil-Quiet
At 75C. Eggs--I0wer at 14c. Butter--Easi,
ef; choice at 3Oa33c. Cheese-Quiet al
t4IEai5c. Glover Seed-SCafce. Pork
Quiet $22 25, Iatd-Easier; good Ati5,Gc.
Bulk Meats - Easier at S%aiijkai29Ec.
Bacon---At g9Sa9I IIai21Sai3Nc on jobbing
sale. Whisky--Denand fair and market
firm at 81 n.
HOGs-Dull al S7 5Oasb0.
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PhiIadelphin.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23..- Flour-Le
aCtivO; Wisconsin and Minnesota family
$Ja6 Is; Pennsylvania, Indiana and OhiO
s. 5OaG 90; high grades 50 25a7 co. Wheat
Active and firm: red 81 2sal 80; amber
81 3iai "a; white 81 Az. Rye-$i o.. Corn
yellow mixed and western at S0a90c.
Oats-Steady at 72a73c. ProvisiOns-ITeld
firmly. pOfk-$2g 75n23 90. Beef Hams
isa22Kc; smoked l3al4kC. Larl--ljaiOc.
Petroleum--lIefned i3Aai3JGc; crude OjGc.
Butter-Steady; new In demand at 2Gn2Oc;
New York and bradford county extra 2sa
SOC; do frsLs 23n2ic; western extra 23a2Ic;
do lirsts i7al0c. CheCse-Scarcc and firm;
fine western iGalOAc. Eggs-ilarCly steady;
western fresh at iGal7c. Whisky-WeStcrn
held at 81 AK.
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JUSTICE O'KEErFE.--Millcr Stout was
before this Justice Oh Thursday evening
upon n peace warrant sworn out upon
complaint Of Louis KeNCl, sr. The de-
iendant was held In the sum Of $50 to
keep tho peace for six months.
Yesterday Stout swOre out peace war
rant against Keach, and the ease came up
last evening for an examination. Reach
was required to give bond to insure his
good Behavior for the next six months.
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NO. 2O8.
Toledo,

TOLEDO, April 2S-Flour- Steady and In
moderate demand, Wheat-Dull and weak;
No. . white Wabash 81 %; No. white
Michigan 81 %; amber 81 %; seller May
81 "a; seller June 81 81; seller July y 20;
No. | red 81 20; No. 2, 81 29IS seller June
81 81. COrn-Demand fair and market
firm; high mixed 76Nc; seller May nc;
seller June Use; seller July 70 IIc; low mixed
75ISa76I4c. Oats-Steady aud in moderate
demand; No. /, G5kC; No. 9, Gly1c; white
65c; Michigan G4AG5c.
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MELrlls, April %. g. P. Japlir
second clerk Of the steamer Mary Amert
was drowned at the wharf to-day, by .
skiif becoming entangled in the wheel o.
the steamer Quickstep, and capsizing
When the accident occurred parties intwC
skilIs started to his relief, and when onC
Of the boats was within a few feet Of him
he was drawn under abarge and disappear
ed. The body had not been found, up tC
the time Of Tic sending Of this item.
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TuE interest In the great trial does not
abate particle. As soon us tho evening
meal Ia despatched and the gas Is lighted
III the sitting-rOOm, parents get right
down to work upon the report, becoming
40 absorbed In tho testimony us to neglect
important domestic duties, and seeming.
ly never thinking how many possible an.
gels are sacrificed by permitting bad
children to go unspanked to bed.
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BALTIMORE, April 23-Flour Firmei
and in good demand, but prices unchanged
Wheat Firm and unchanged. COrn-Firm
western mixed 0Oag5c. 0ats-Quiet and
unchanged. Rye-Quiet and steady at 81 Il
al 10. Coilee-QuieD Rio cnrgoes 1GNalOc
Ifay-Dull and unchanged. Provisions
Quiet and unsettled. pork-s22 76a23 90
Bulk Meats-shoulders s4a0c; clear ril
i2J6al3C, loose. Bacon - Shoulders ~
aloe. 1iams-i4iGai5c. LArl-Reiined al
i0atOkc. iIuttef-New firm; western tubs
and rolls 23a2lC. Petroleum = NOminally
0ISa0Nc. Whisky - Stronger at 81 Id
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, April GA motion by DR.,
Keneally impugning the verdict Of the
jury in the Tichborne trial, is to be taken
up this afternoon in the House Of Com
mons. There was a large crowd gather
ed about the Parliament House. Trouble
Is apprehended, and one hundred extra
policemen are stationed around the
buillling door. Keneally arrived at Ar.
NJ, and was greeted with great cheering.
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Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, April 2S.-PatriCk Andrews,
supposed to be a stranger in the city, cut
his throat on the street in front Of the
Southern Hotel about one o'clock this
morning. lie then walked to q saloon
more than block away, where hc of
fered to make a statement, but being re-
fused by the bartender, he lay down in
acorner Of the room and died before med,
ical assistance could DO rendered. He had
a long scar on his neck below where he
cut il, indicating that he had attempted
suicide at some previous time.
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An UYaRArEPuL iiEpFELI.Ow.-Mr.
Reuben Frank, who clerks and sleeps In
the store Of his brother, II. Frank, met ar
old friend tho other evening and invited
him to share his bed. They slept together
and In the morning, after the dc,
pnrturc Of his guest, Frank missed
Sjl so from his pocket, and two silver
watches from drawer. He Immediately
started to look up his late bed.icllow, and
finally found him at the B. Il 0. railroad
depot, on the eve Of taking his departure
Upon being accused Of taking the articles
he produced them, and was allowed tt
proceed upon his journey.
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New York DRY Goods.

NEw YORK, April 93.-The trade move,
ment was slow to-day in all branches OF
business. Cotton goods in steady but
strictly moderate demand and prices un,
changed in first hands. Heavy standard
and fine brown cOttons In fair request,
Bleached Shirtlngs dull and outside makes
weak. Cheyoits In fair demand ut irregu-
lar prices, White ground plaid and shirt
ing prints are selling in moderate quanti-
ties, Foreign goods and woOlens quiet
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TIE years business Of the zancsyillC
blast furnace and rolling mill makes the
following sllowlngi Raw material, stone
coal, 45,9OO tons; coke, 1O,5O3 tons iron
ores of all kinds, 4O,4O4 tons; mill Gin
der, 4,ll5 tons; limestone, ll,Ol2 tons
sandstone, OlO tons; iire clay, G22 tons
cut and wrought scrap, 4S5 tons total
lOO,Ss7 tons; pig metal manufactured
into bar iron, s,O54 TONS grand total
l1h.O3O, ..
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PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-Wool-=1n
improved demand and prices firm; Ohio,
PENNSYLVANIA and West Virginia Xxx and
above Soc; X b5c; medium 56a57 "; coarse
5Oa52c; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
western fine 49a52c; medium b6a5dci coarse
5Oc; combing washed 00d6jci combing
unwashed 45a46c; fine unwashcd SbaSTc;
coarse and medium unwashed Iiaiici Tub
traShad hbc
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WTnDnAwN.-The case OF the State rs.
David Cole, charged by Samuel Steinleld
with disturbing tho peace, came up before
Justice Caldwell yesterday morning for
examination. Before the hearing was
commenced, however, tile case was com.
promised and dSteinfold withdrew lllS COM
plnint.
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We are requested to state that the an
nouncement Of the evening paper that the
''Iennesseeans" would sing In tho choir
Of the Fourth Street NJ. i, Church on
Sunday morning Is incorrect. They will
sing In the choir in the evening.
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SAN FRANCIsCO.

SAN FRANcisCo, April pa dispatch
jnst received from Santa Barbara says the
schooner sent out to the assistance Of the
supposed burning steamer reports that
man Of war passed yesterday firing guns
In practice. No other information tend
ing to confirm the report Of the disaster.
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INDIA.

CALcuTrA,April 2S.-Lord NorthbrooIy
Viceroy Of India, has issued a pFoclama-
tion deposing the Ginkwar Of Borada, de-
claring him and his issue precluded from
all rights appCrtaining to the sovereignty
Of the country, and compelling him to Sc
leCt q place for himself and family in
British India,
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CHICAGO, April 2S.-1n the billiard
tournament last night, shrineS beat Car.
ter, 800 to 1870; Parker beat Shaw, 100 tC
1871; Muggiolli beat Haine, 200 to i4O. Ur
to this point in the tournament Miller
won eight games and lost two. Burling
won seven and lost two. Carter and
Rhines won seven and lost three. Shaw
won six md lost four.
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CLEVELAND, April 23.-In The libel
suit Of ]. +. Young against the Cleveland
Psdtndedter, verdict was rendered in the
United States Circuit Court awarding The
plaintiff $2,250 damages. Young sued
for $4,000, III consequence Of articles
published In the BldiHdedler In April
1874, charging him with having robbed
his own store for the purpose Of defraud-
ing his partner and creditors. The
HdindsdieTs information was received
from detectives and others employed in
The bUlice iepaftment
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CLEVELAND, April 23.-w wheat-Fitm
No, / red held AZ 81 "a; No. 2 do 81 10
Cofn-FIfm and unchanged. Oats-SteadJ
and unchanged, Petfoleum-Fifm; stand
ard white, car lots, itAe; Ohio State test
axe; mall lots la2c higher.