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that he would deliberately enter into u
conspiracy which was founded upon the
pretended inlamy OF his wife? Then
what could be the object OF such CON
splracy! money? lie wanted none, He
was iiNlng III comparative luxury, upon
the products OF his intellectual labor at
the !Ime When lie obtained ms wlles con
iesslon, IN July, lsLl' Was " lame ? lie
wanted none lie haa Obtained high
literary reputation throughout the conn'
Try, anu heid an envlaDIe rank as an
editor, author and orator: II TINS charge
was true hot only hau lil'oh ana MGuI'
ION perlurGu lhemSetVes IN thlS case, but
Mrs MouI!9h ana Mrs bradshaw had
done the IKE ior mn the SAKE OF theodore
liItS9h' ana Mrs' llltoh hau ruined her
goou name 'oF ''o s"'lc PuIPoTe' II 'Il'S
was conspiracy 70 e%tort money why
was Mr. bGecheFS oleF hot accepted
wnen he volunteered 10 "S4 III rR1ylng
OIL the moF'gaSe. PTh NJ 5ll'3hs
mouse as was 'eslilleu Oy Mr' heecner
himself! put What mas STRUCK ms
mind most ,iGrclDIy as utterly destroying
th!S idea oi OIacEmail was bGeeherSo own
reluctant admission under 'HS CroS"'eN'
animation, that he believed lllloh was
sincere III ms accusation Oh @ 'ne n'sh' ot
December "0, le'V' ITO" coulu 'hiS pe
reconcIted with any idea OF conspiracy
which was organized IN tha1 moh!h
When Mr. Bcecher made that admission
he stamped lhe Whoie thGOry "I con
SpiraCy and blaCkmall as an ADsurully,
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June l5.--A special to the
Times says that Don Carlos has given his
son the title Of Prince OF Austria. lie
has also convoked the BisCay JunIcs for
the eth inst, and contrasts the attitude
of the Carlists with that Of the AlfOnsists
whose government he says is afraid to
summon tho Courts.
1t is reported that circulars will be is.
sued tomorrow announcing the failure
Of two firms whose principal connections
are with the east. The liabilities Of one
Of them is said to be to tho amount Of
SljO0O,000.
LOSDoN, June lG-G A. MA dispatch
from Berlinto the Daily telegraph reports
that Prince Bismarck before leaving for
this country received the foreign repre-
sentalives and gave each Of them as.
snrances Of the peaceful disposition Of
Germany.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 10 Cotton-Quiet
ut l4jSc. Flour Firmer; family 81 0Oa5 20.
Wheat-Stcndy; red at 81 goal 20, Corn
Dull nt 7lR7jr. ORts-Dull ut 67a67X No.
RyG-MUdrrate demand and unchanged.
Darlcy-Dull aud nominal. Olls-UnChung.
ed. Eggs Easier at l5al6Kc. butter
Easirr; choice lSa23c. Cheese Demand
mir and market firm. Pork Lower at
$40 co. Lard-Lowcri steam lSNc; kettle
1870. Bulk Meats EaTer, shoulders STci
clear rib lNc; Clelr lsSC. BacOn-Dull
but unchanged Whisky Demand good
At full prices Il 10.
IlW"s-St ndy with moderate demand;
common 81 GjaG So; fl r to medium 81 0Va
7 10; gOSd t. choice 81 20a7 50.
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NO. 252.


CHICAGO, June l5,-Flour Demand
good at full prices; spring suPerfne, fair to
choice, 81 5Oa4 %; spring extras, low to
choice 81 9ja4 10; fancy s. OOa5 %; white
winter extras, low to choice IS 75a7 90; fan.
cy s. OOa7 %; common to fancy Minnesota
81 7ja5 6j, WhCat-ACtive and unsettled;
No. spring 81 O5; No. . fresh 81 OK
spot, regular; 81 02al 0SH seller July;
81 OSSs seller August No. 5, 97c; rejected
SSc. Corn-Demund active and prices ad'
vanccd; No. mixed zoe spot; tic bid seller
July; 7S2tc bid seller August; rejected 67a
67Ac. Oats-Demand active and prices ad.
vanccd; No. @ 5SIsa5sAc spot; 6SIfc bid
seller June; 57c seller July; 4lISa4l Nc,
seller August rejected 55c, RyG-Steady
aud in moderate demand; No. |, Ode, Bar.
lcy-Dull and nominal; No. 9, 81 2SAl 80
spot 81 Ojal % seller September. Pork
Dull and declining; $40 0OspOt SIS S0als So
seller July; Sl9 l0al9 10 seller August, Lard
bull and nominal; $iS 05GlS l0SpOt; $3.50
ais 80 seller August; $l3 90 seller Septem'
Der. Bulk Meats Dull and lower; ShOul.
dcrs 79ic; short rib middlCs NC; short
clear llgc. WhiSky-$l II.
On call board Wheat was higher. Corn
easier; 90 40 June; 7OlSc July. Oats steady;
jSIsc cash. 5Sl,c June; size July, Pork
weaker ut SIS S7IS cash; $40 l0al9 10 Au'
gust, Lard firm and unchanged.
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NntinnnI I.nnrd OF Trndc.

PHILADELPHIA, June lj.-Tho seventh
annual meeting Of the National Board Of
Trade commenced here To-day at the
rooms Of the Philadelphia Board Of
Trade. John Wclch, President Of the
Board Of Trade in this city, delivered the
address Of welcome, which was responded
to by lion. VIM T.. Smith, Of Milwaukee
The seventh annual report Of the Execu'
tive Council was read.
Frank Frolcy, Of Philadelphia, was
elected President, and in a few suitable
remarks thanked the Board for the honor
conferred.
The election Of fourteen Vice prcsi.
dents, who with the President, form the
Executive Council Of the Board. The
business was then proceeded with
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NEW YORK, June l5.-CottOn-Dull al
lj'GaljAc. Flour-BCtter dGmRud; super
fine western and State 81 G5a4 SO; common
to good 81 OOa6 80; good to choice IS goa
3 -; white wheat extra 81 9Oa6 90; extra
Ohio s. OOa7 OO; st, Louis 81 95as 05. Rye
Flour-$l 25a5 90. Corn Meal-Firmer. at
81 S5aI 10. Whcat-Fair demand; No, l
spring 81 II; No. do. 81 10; No. 2 Chicago
81 lGdl IN; No. . Milwaukee 81 20; No.
2 Northwestern 81 l7Nl l71S; No. 9 winter
red western 81 30al 80; amher 81 37al 40.
Rye-Quiet at 0OcaSl W, BarlCy-NOminal,
AEIt-ActvC at $l72, Corn Better; light
supply aud iOir demand; mixed western,
steamer, SiaSGCi do. sail, S7aSso. Oats
Heavy and lower; mixed western bSa70ci
white GVa73c. Ilay-Unchanged. Coffee
Firm at lGllSAC, Sugar-Quiet and steady
lair to good refining SHaS1GC; prime SNc.
MOassrs-Dull, RiGG-QuiGt and unchang-
ed, Whisky-StCady ut 81 20.
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SAN Francisco, June l5.-Adviccs
from all parts Of the State, except the
extreme northern and southern counties
from which nothing has as yet been
heard, report heavy rains with high
winds last night and to-day. No definite
information has been obtained as to the
effect on crops, but It is feared that much
damage has been done to the grass and
grain,
LATER.-Adyiccs from the interior re.
port great damage to grain, both cut and
standing, in the northern and central por-
tions OF the State. The rain still con-
tinues, Harvesting is suspended for the
present. The grass in many localities is
ruined, The storm Is Unprecedented for
this season of the year.
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THE TURF.


New YonK, June lb.-l'irst race-hull
mile dash, two year olds, won by Me.
Daniels bennington l'illy, Tigress sec.
ond, Patience third. Time, l;5O.
Ladies' stakes for three year old iillics
-onC mile aud a half, won by Olitipa,
Matte A second, Invoice third. Time,
2A29,
Third race-mrsc 500, heats Of a mile
and Onc.eighth, won by urinstcad, phad.
nmanthus second, FndIadCCn third. Time,
l:50li 2;Ol4. Only three started in the
above race.
The handicap stccplG chase was won by
DcayOto, Deadhcad second, Rcsolnte
third. Time, i;Oji.
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QUlNCY, ILL.,, June lj.-A violent
tornado and Lightning storm passed over
The northeast part Of this city last night,
continuing from s till 10 o'clock. A
large number Of houses we're leveled to
the ground, aud in numerous instances
severe injuries were sustained. John
Mnmuc, n brick layer, was struck by
falling timbers and killed. The trains
arriving by all the roads reported the
tracks considerably damaged.
The path Of the tornado this morning
presents sad scene of wreck. The
damage to houses and barns il estimated
at $jO,OOO. Several bridges and culvcrts
on the railroads lending into the city were
washed away.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, June Bancroft Davis, U.
S. Minister, gave n dinner last night to
the officers Of the American squadron.
BERLIN, June lj.-AmOng the distin-
guished guests at the banquet to Admiral
Warden, last night, were General Won
Stosch, Chief Of the Admiralty, and Conn.
cilor Won phillipshorn, Dictator Of For.
eign Affairs. Admiral Warden and the
officers OF the feet accompanying him to
Berlin, dined with General Won StOsCh.
It is reported that Archbishop ledOch.
Oweski is dangerously Ill.
BERLIN, June lj.-Ihe case Of Count
Won Arnim was reOpened to-day.
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OMAHA, NED, June ia man namct
Crocker jumped from train while II wu'
in mOtiur, near Midway, Mo-, last night
and received such injuries that he died
this morning.
The city Il full Of grnsshoppcrs strng
CLING from the vast army which VIVA ny,
Ing over yesterday. The private gardens
fruit trees and Nil sorts Of vegetation has
suffered to II great extent. A special tr
the Herald tonight from the principal
portions Of the State, say the grasshop
pers are passing over horthwNrh, doing
little or no damage yet. The crops are
inest ever known.
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phllnGcInhin Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, June lJ.-WoOl-Fi6e
grades easier; medium and coarse steady;
new clip arriving freely; Ohio, PGnnsylud.
mia and West Virginia Xxx and above 90
n5lc; \ j0Hjlc; medium 5Oa63c; coarse 47a
SOC; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
western fine l7ai9c; medium 50a52c; coarse
4jaiSc; cOmbing washed Co.; do unwashed
49IGc; fine unwashGd; 34L35c; coarse and
medium unwHShed 3Ga4Oc; tub washed
2Sn3jc; extra and merinO pulled 42a46c; No
| and snperfne pulled 4Oa4Gc.
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Discharge Of VIM. VI. Tweed, the
Great RObbcr zee His IScarreSt
Probable,

ALBANY, June l5.-The Court OF APP
peals has unanimously reversed the
Judgment Of the Supreme Court in the
case OF VIM. NJ, Tweed and has ordered
his discharge.
NEW YORK, June l5.-Tho news that
tho Court of Appeals had finally decided
in favor Of Tweed and ordered his dis
charge from the pcuitcntiary created a
great excitement. Sheriff ConnOr has
taken every precautiOn to secure the mr.
rest Of Tweed Immediately ly upon his dis
charge, The order Of arrest in civil
suits is signed by Judge Davis, who pre-
sided atTwCeds trial.
The Judges hold that the writ Of haJcds
corpus has always been construed in favor
Of and not against the liberty OF the sub
jcct aud citizen, and the reading must be
the same whether the benefit Of 1t Is in
voked by the purest and best citizen Of the
State or the greatest sinner, and the one
most worthy Of Condlgn punishment. The
law is no respector Of persons, and suffers
no man, be he guilty or innocent, to be
deprived Of his liberty, except by due
process Of law, and the writ Of habeas
corpus is as available even to the guilty
as to he whom the popular voice would
condemn, as it has proved against COM
mitments by King in council. On
cumulative sentences the Judges state
"NO warrant can be found for cumulative
punishment upona conviction Of several
oGenses charged in n single indictment,
the aggregate punishment exceeding that
prescribed by law for the grade Of Of
lenses charged. The rule, as claimed by
the implication, calls for single judg.
ment for all the ohenses charged in the
indictment and OF which tho accused is
convicted. 1t requires that the otlrnses
joined shall be Of the same grade and sub
lcCt to the same punishment that Il, not
only punishment OF the same kind, but
the same in degree"
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New YonK, June l6.-The Brooklyn
police thia morning arrested WIN. II.
Mooney, who committed burglary on
Cumberland street last night. As his APP.
pcarancc correspondcd with tho tlcscrip-
iion given Of the TOmpkins Avenue bur.
glary, he was to-day taken to the house Of
Mr. Shutc and fully identified by Mrs.
ShutC "a tho man with whom her husband
had n bloody encounter last Tuesday
ransNing
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TOLEDO, June 5.--ElOur--Steady and
in moderate demand. Wheat = ial W
higher closing quiet; No. 9 white Wabash
81 29iG; MOL white Michigan 81 27j]fal 2s;
extra Si20IG; amber 81 2GN seller July;
No. | red 81 2S; No. 9, 81 251I; rejected
red 81 0S COrn-StGady with n moderate
demand; high mixed cash and seller June
7jc seller July 7GHc seller August 77Hc;
low mixed 73Hc; No. white 701c; no
grade72c. Oats-Dull and nominal; No. 2
and Michigan G2Nc; white 66c; rejected
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Seizure or \ Distlllcry.

sr LOUIS, June l5.--Thc dislillcry of
". II. Jcwctt, formerly known as the
Aurora, was seized to-day by Colonel Ma.
guirc, &. 8. Revenue Collector, under in.
struction4 from Commissioner Pratt, upon
information furnished by Colonel Fred
Meyer, Supervisor Of this district. The
diaiilCry was placed in charge Of Store.
keepers Darlcy and Olmstead, until 1t can
be libclled BY the U. $. Marshal.
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SoME late remarks Of ours on the
Third Term question have stirred up a
correspondent Of the Preston county
Journal, who feels it hi4 duty to inform
tho editors Of that paper that we are
trying to gain admission into the Demo.
cratic party. lie ia persuaded that this
il what nilsus.
We have simply to say to the cor.
respondent in question that he is an ass,
and for this classification Of him we beg
pardon Of all the donkcys in Prcaton
county.
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EAST Liberty, June l5.-CArrLE-1lS.
ceipts today l,l22 head, all for sale here.
The supply Is good aud also the demand,
and the market Is active at good figures.
Nothing OF from last week Is perceptible.
Best $1N7 co. medium to good SO 25a6 37jG;
common to fair s. j0aG IAN; bulls scarce al
$iNj %; StoCkcrs ranged $4n5 25.
llOGs-Rccpipts to-day 1895 head. York.
CrS 81 9ja7 10; Philadelphia 81 76as 90.
SllEEr-lIeceipts tO.day 5,70OheHd. Sell
ing at 81 3Oa5 30.
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Marine Intelligence.

QUEES4rowN, June 10. - Steamship
Atlas, from Boston arrived.
MonrLLE, June lj.-StCamship Sar.
matian, from Quebec arrived,
NEw YoRK, June 10. - Steamships
Cornwall. from Bristol, Othcllo, from
Hull, via Southampton, State Of Nevada,
from Antwerp and Scythia, from Liver
pool, arrived.
LoSDoS, June lj.-StCamship4 Elysia
and Mossclc, from New York arrived
ont
NEw Yonk, June l5.-Stcamcr France,
from llavte arrived.
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THE Children's Home entertainments
have already netted over 81 800.


The river continues 70 iaR' ihe marks
last evening indicated o ieet inches
Inc Courier departed ioF farKeF''
burg ut II 4. N. ,
The MalIie RagOn lett Tor Pittsburgh at
s o'clock a. NJ.
The Andes left for Cincinnati At = NJ
The Express is expected to arrive IRON
below tonight.
The Fannie Tatum lSIytng at the Xiv
erside Mill.
The Barnard is lying at the docks un-
dergoing some repairs.
The Salt Valley passed down yesterday
morning en- route for lronton:
The Science is tO'dayS Parkersburg
packet.
Il'y TeIesraph'
PrrBDURdH, June l2.-River feet 10
inches aud rising; weather cloudy and
warm with prospects Of rain tonight.
MEMPHIS June lj.'-RivGr fell inches;
weather clear and hot. Arrived-Ar.
lingtOn, Cincinnati. Dcparted-Eellc Of
Texas, Arkansas river; Atlantic and
bargcs, St. Louis.
CAlRO, June lo.-Arrlvcd-Leowrd,
Ohio river Departed-Grand Lake No.
., New Orleans; river 90 feet inches;
weather clear and sultry.
LOUISVILLE, June lj.-Riyer falling
with feet 0 inches in the canal and 4 feet
o inches in Indian Chute; weather
cloudy and raining At intervals. Arrived
-MinncolN, Memphis Departed-Min'
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RAILROAD MORrGAGEs-I'irm, with

NAlL"oAD MoNIGA"hSIIltl'. ,,,'I,,- W'n "
genera nuNnnre % III 0nlCn .. i"',"G e lSs"'S; ,,,
9IoCAS-oPe"Vu l"',' "nu l'p'I ,"'
flnC'p". TEXTURES % WVle ,, i"NI ono'y; ,,. u1'o.'
i'Gl"'' 81; ""'' H'''n"v''.i" % ,,'' "'S't,"
Vn'oU ""u Nt" ".iSV! o'"'."'. ts. =" s,,.h. Wv
Svv",," ."'' F' Wv a." % Tts,, M W." ,ai. @ " o. H.,
't"c''V" 'lO'I VI. "s,ts, .n,I r'%,, n.., Ny.
T.osv Wv ,'Ht. T"' ,G .o",o', " "jraaoo
"yrSv! ,' .t"t% ,n1nI"oNl % wy ,1si y. ,Nzi|. g,
%' ,'n'"s a." .oLI''SS, 49, n,,.",,,S ~ ;n ii.
"u, NV "''.tu ~ "- ISi Wv ti ,I, 49, y"
',.S s'vtN I"s'"s si I,o"nn 'V Tno.o % roso ia.a,
''nt".u" " , " ,ho ," ,""'; r.. % g, t,o"I " toGa,
I,uti' i run c '"s "',. ~ -.,I ~ "", S,o."i
Uhioh luci"G rosc ~ 'o2s yn ''sol"I.e Is
s'"'c,'e"; , oI ,"' V"'"i'ss ""u 'N Pe.se' ~ IU'
April "n1' alsV con'',o"'e.l Dl,I W ..'' .nV
Strength Oh Tue S'ocN were were 'he i oruti' 'io''' ,
'hc east 10 puE' some rounu "wo"n's ot'"s
Ialu 'ori III iu'' "l'u 'uNen o"t oI '''e Ilia'Ne''
northwestern WIS 'nore ~, III i"Nor "''H loSV
10 90 'or ,,. common "''u yon @ ,Vr I',Ie''tu,
on 'nc UNDERSTANDING % '''"' ''t'c was Nv
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INnlrrrn Indicted.

ST. LOFTS, juno lj.--lndictmcnts we're
found against General John Mcdonald,
ex.SupcfvisOr Of Internal Ievcnuc Of
this district, and Col. John II. Joyce, a.
Bevis and 4, u. Frazier, these &c ntenen
appeared before the United States District
Court to-day. The charge against Nc.
Donald and Joyce, was made criminal
for destroying public records, and that
against BfeviS and Frazier, Ia removal
and concealmenL ofSpirits.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPtCE OF TIIR CIIiRP SiUSAL OFFICER,
WAsllISUTOS, u. C., June ID An.

An bhIAHIAhNlt
OPPtcE OF TIIR CItiRP SiUNAL OPPicHR, 7
WASlISUTOS, u. C., June ID An.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle and Eastern States, Il
falling barometer, light variable winds
mostly from northeast and northwest,
warmer, cloudy or partly cloudy weather
and occasional light rain in former.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
u stationary or falIing barometer, sta.
tiOnary temperature, sOnthwesterly winds
and clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the lakes, the Ohio Valley and
Tennessee, light northeast to northwest
winds, n stationary or higher pressure
stationary or lower temperature, partly
cloudy weather, with occasional light
rains.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, lower pressure
warm and clear weather and southeast
winds.
The rivers generally will fall except
the Upper Mississippi, which will probn
bly, remain stationary.
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WAsnnSGroS, June lj.-Jocob NJ. Nc.
Grew, Of Ohio, for long time chief clerk
Of the Sixth Auditors office, will bc np.
pointed Auditor during the present week,
In place Of cS.Congrcssmon Shcats, Of
Alabama. Shcnts was appointed only
about three months ago, and has been re.
moved, lie has been absent several weeks,
and will not return.
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BALTIMORE, June l5.-Flour - Steady
and unchanged. WhCat--Flrm; Pennsyl.
vnnia red$l 3lal 30; other grades unchalg.'
ca. % GS9r;-StrCng S; .TeslGgrn gG.e mixed .s', saG.
mixed &c. Ryc-Dull and unchanged,
lIny-UnchangGd. ProviSiOns-Fair Job.
bing demand; nothing doing In round lots.
POrk-S29 90. Bulk Meats-Dull; should.
ers s2Ic; clGar rib l22al3c; hams l4al4 ~.
Lurl-Dull and nominal. Butter--Lower
and in fair demand; western extra 20a22ci
do. iirsts 1920 PetrOGum-NOminally
unchanged. COffec-UnChanged. Whisky
Quiet but firm at 81 20.
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Local MISUNDERSTANDING Of slAtO
Hedrick, and Mr.. l.. L. Bill, frat clerk In
the Auditors office, left for ChaFlcston on
tho Steamer Andes yesterday after.
noon, for brief visit among rel.
alives.
State Treasurer Bnrdett will probably
not returned to the Capital before the
first Of next week, The marriage Of bis
daughter to Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Of Charles.
ton, occurred in that town last evening.
Colonel Dan. johnson, President Of the
State Senate, passed through tho city yes.
terday en- route to Morgantown, where
he will attend the commencement cxer.
cises Of the State University, which take
place the present week.
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i,nrrlnrltrh nnh IInrnrh.

urlcA, n, Y, June l5,-Thc store Of
Mcssrs. fnrington Bro theirs \ Co.. nt New
Field was broken open and robbed and
the safe broken into. The build.
inp was set on fire and the flames spread
40 rapidly, that every place Of business In
the village was burned. The loss ls very
heavy.
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AUSTRIA.

NIESNA, June lj.-A sensation has
been created here by the publication, in
the ST. Petersburg Gdios, Of an article
advocating alliance between Russia and
England, becuase that between the three
cmperors they have lost the power Of
guaranteeing peace since one member Of
these has become suspected Of warlike
designs.
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New York IIr, Goods.

New YORK, June i5.-Business contin.
ties quiet with commission houses, inpof.
terS and jobbprS. Cotton goods very dull
in agents hands, but prlCes fairly muintain.
ei, Medium fancy prints at low prices
are jObbihx freely. Union mourning prints
arC reduced to SIC. Gloucester plain blacks
aud Shepherd plaids to same price. Glou'
cCstCr CGmbrirS arC now Sc. WOolen goods
steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-16
Cincinnati Horse and MnlC Mar.

ClNClSNAri, June iI.--Thc sales At the
Fifth Street Horse Market for the past week
foot up $40 head, mostly light to medium
horses. One car load was shipped 10 Rich.
mond, Va, prices 500 to 100; one car load
to York. Fa,, and one do, TO Memphis,
Tenn, prices from 500 to $3.50. Also one
car load to Boston, prices sl0O to $40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-16
pnorosAts ron BuILptNo MAhanALL

PROPOSALS ron ButLDrSG MARSHALL
County CoURr IfousE.-In our ndycrtis.
ing columns this morning appears m
announcement that sealed proposals will
be received by the Building Committee
appointed by the Marshall County Court
to build n now Court House at Mounds
vile. The Committee will also receive
bids al the snme time for the sale Of the
old Court House. Proposals. should be
addressed to Wm. Blake, E4Qt Mounds.
vile. For additional particulars soc
alveFlisntnnnI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-16

Nor MUCn KlLLED.-It was reported
on the street yesterday that Officer Scott
Liston had gone to that bourne from
which no policeman ere feturns-in fact
that he had been killed But more hor.
rible still, 1t was openly stated that his
nangled remains had been taken home
upon wagon. hhcnterpri,ing reporter
who wns detailed to work up The sensa.
,ion found Scott dangling his legs over
dry goods box In front Of Luken'a store,
on the leland, and smiling underneath his
Panama not nt all like dead man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-16

sAvASSAn, June While an e1cur.
sion party wna bathing at Arkwright
Island yesterday, they were carried out
To Sea, and before their rescue could be
effected Frank G. UDri.coll, merchant
Of ihia city. and Charles X. johnson,
clerk, we're drowned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-16

CLRvtiAxn June j.-WheSt-Firm;
40. red held at 81 rs, No do 81 20.
Coru-llighcr; shelICl O5a7Br; ears on track
7lSi3c. Outs - Steady and unchanged.
t'ctrnIeum-Q Standard White, car
lots, iOlir; Ohio State test Ike small lots
ln2c higher.