davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-02-10
PUBLICATION.

gTJHE list Of those qualified to vote for
a members of the Colonial Council is
exhibited for inspection at the Courthouse
from the 18th to the 28th instant from 9
o'clock a. m. to 3 o'clock p. m. Whoever
has any objection to make against the said
list is hereby in accordance with the Colo
NAL law dated 9th November 1868, re-
quested to state such objection in writ
ing to the Chairman of the electoral board
with the reasons on which such objection
or objections are based, within 3 days after
the last mentioned date.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District of the Jurisdiction Of Christian
sted 8th February 1875
II. A. JURS.
Chairman.
, 1875-02-10

pTIHE list of those qualified to vote for
AZ members of the Colonial Council is
exhibited for inspection at the Courthouse
from the 18th to the 2Sth instant from 9
O'Clock a. m. to 3 o'clock p. m. Whoever
has any objection to make against the said
list is hereby in accordance with the Colo
NAL Law dated 9th November 1868, re-
quested to state such objection in writing
to the Chairman of the Electoral Board
with the reasons on which such objection
or objections are based, within 8 days after
the last mentioned date.
The Electoral Board for the town of
C~hristiansted, 8th February 1875.
II. A. JURS.
Chairman.
, 1875-02-10
Bekjendtgjorelse

q listen over VaIgberettigede til Colo
"a nialraadet er henlagt til Eftersyn paa
dette Steds Thinghuus fra 15de til 26de
dennes .Pegge Dage indbefattede fra ri. 8
slet Formiddag til II. 3 slet Eftermiddag.
Enhver der har Indsigelse at fremf6re
imod Valglisten opfordres, i Henhold til
Coloniallov af eide November 1868 : 25,
senest 3 Dage efter Udl0bet at den oven
nevnte It'd, til Valgbestyrelsens Formand
skriftligen at indgive saadan I~ndsigelse
med OpgWelse at de Grunde, hvorpaa
samme st6ftes.
Valebestyrelsen for Christiansteds Ju-
, 1875-02-10
PUBLICATION.

pgQHE list of those qualified to vote for
a members of the Colonial Council is
open for inspection at the Court house I'M
til the 26th inst. this day included from
9 o'clock q. M. to 3 o'clock p. m. Who
ever has any objection to make against
the said list is hereby, in accordance with
the Colonial law dated 9th November
1868 : 25 requested to state such objec-
ton in writing to the Chairman of the
, 1875-02-10

OB u "A R ".

DIED last Monday evening in Christiansted.
at 7 O'Clock, KNOX HRYLIGER, 81 years of age.
a native of this Island, and for many wears
a Clerk in the Sherif's Office, Christiansted
He was a true friend, a kind and loving hus-
band and father. He leaves a deeply afflicted
wife, and four b~ereaved children.-His last
remains we're accompanied to the grave by
a numerous conoourse of friends and aoquain-
tances yesterday afternoon.
, 1875-02-10
Bekiendtgioxelse

VI ISTEN over VaIgborettisede til Colo
"a niaIraadet henIigger til Eltersyn paa
dotte Steds Thinghuus indtil den 28de den
ncs, denno Dag indbefattot, fra ri. 9 slet
Formiddag til III. 3 sIet Ettermiddag.
Enhver der har Indsigelser at fromf6re
imod VaIgIiston opfordres i Henhold til
ColonialIoV af 27de November 1868 s IS,
senest 3 Dage etter UdI6bet at den oven
n@ynte It'd, til VaIgbestyrelsens Formand
skriitIigen at indgive saadan Indsigelse
med OpgiveIse af de Grunde hvorpaa sam
me st6ttes.
ValgbestyreIsen for Frederiksteds Juris-
dictions Landdistricts Valgkreds den SIDE
Februar 1875.
G. SARAUW.
Formand.
, 1875-02-10
UBLTCA ZION.

gTJHE list Of those qualified to vote for
A members of the Colonial Council is
open for inspection at the Court house
until the 28th inst. this day included from
9 o'clock a. M. to 3 O'clock p. m. Who,
ever has any objection to make against the
said list is hereby, in accordmco with the
Colonial law dated 9th November 1868
5 25, requested to state such objection in
writing to the Chairman of the Electoral
Board with the reasons on which such
objection or objections are based within 3
days after the aforementioned time,
The Electoral Board for the Town of
Frederikstcd the 6th Of February 1875.
G.. SARAUW,
Chairman.
, 1875-02-10

Electoral board with the reasons on which
such objection or objections are based,
within 3 days after the aforementioned
time.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District of the Jurisdiction of Frederiksted,
8th February 1875. G. SARAUW.
Chairman.
, 1875-02-10
NEW
BekiendtgioEelse


Vt listen over Valgberettigcdo til Colo
AG nialraadet or henIagt til Eftersyn paa
dette Steds Thinghuus fra 15de til 28de
dennes begge Dage indbcfattode, fra III. 9
sIet Formiddag til III. 3 sIet Eftcrmiddag.
Enhver der har Ind8igeIse at fremf6re
imod ValgIisten opfordres i HenhoId til
Coloniallov at 27do November 1868 5 20
senest 3 Dago citer UdI0bet at den oven
n@vnte It'd, til Neutrality-suspicious. Formand
skriftligen at indgiye saadan Indsigelse
med OpgiveIso at de Grunde hvorpaa
samme st0ttcs.
VaIgbestyrcIsen for Christionsteda Dyes
Valgkreds dcu 8do Februar 1875.
II. A. JURS,
Formand.
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Condensed TeIeurams.

O
Gen, Crook has returned from an *.
thhsive tour of dissertation through the
Department Of the Platte including The
Iudian agencies. Ist
The suit Of Douglass county, Kansas,
against the Ieavenwofth, Lawrence 4
Galveston Railroad 10 recover bonds
fraudhlenLly issued 10 That cotinty, was
decided on Tuesday BY the COUNTY teceiv.
ing a verdict for 100000.
"A Yanktoh dispatch says Chas. E
Soils, the refractory member Of the
Black Hills party, who refused 10 sign The
parole, had n hearing before the U. 8
Court to-day, having been turned over, ~
the civil authOritiesi bis case will y 'le'
cided tomorrow. & Z f9Da1ll5A i.
The commencement s&etcises OF
Mount 81. Mafys Colless At Emnitshlrg,
Md will take place .his year on the 23d
;SSisSd n tbS ms Of June, in order 70
s"o,, 'o - ,i,o n,sssIice at and participation
IL 'I'O ,hS SSS,i,ises HS Of his emmfnehce Catdi.
nal MsCSosky and other distinguished
chutJnmen.
Upon the application Of The business
men Of Detroit and the recommendation
Of tho Collector at that port The Secretary
Of the treasury directs that Port Hhd.
son, Detroit and Duluth be pottA under
certain regulations at which combined
entries iot transportation and expoflA-
tion may be made on goods arriving al
theoe nnrta and destined fhf Vicinfia and
VancodvetS Island, ahJIe h4i 3A'
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 25,-Wm. Smith, an
American seamen, and one Of the mitin-
GERS on the Schooner Jefferson Border
said In the examination to-day that the
captain frequently illtreated the crew,
and he said that at times the food was un.
tit to be eaten. He stated that the
captain often made them work SO to GO
hours at . stretch, Adjourned for two
LONDON, May 25,-The Mark Ian. Ell.
pres, in Ia weekly review on breadstutiis,
says;. The drought has been felt in
France, and q poor yield Is probable,
which, coupled with the appearance OF
grasshoppCrs in the United States, will
make the low rates Of short duration,
Notwithstanding this the continental
markets are still sixpence 10 shilling
of.
LONDON, 0. A. NJ, May 26.-The daily
Neius' special from Vienna says person
has been arrested in that city who was
the bearer Of an anonymous letter con.
tanning an offer to RssaSsinRte Bismarck
for q million forms. The writer Of this
letter has not been discovered, fgs
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WHEELINGs5WEsT KAs WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY 49, 1876

should be fully hvestigsietia Disiou,
humble opinion that an inquest should
have been held, but suppose that those
who had the matter in charge were hon
eat in what they did. We doubt whether
Squire Holiday was afraid the expenses
would not be paid though we are not ad.
yised to the contrary. All whom we have
heard express an opinion in the mat
ter are sorry thai an inquest was
not held. II could have done mo
harm, even II the duty in the. matter Vis
not apparent, Let the facts in the case
be as they may, it is very sad to think Of
human being coming to his death in
such q sudden and shocking manner.
What sad warning to those who tampeF
with the intoxicating cupl This is but
one instance OF the effects Of II out Of the
many that are taking place daily, 1t is
but another moppmeRt erected 10 gthe
memory Of the TumselIer. Yet in the
face Of Il all k persists In hiA hellish
work, and the giddy thrOng press madly
on to destruction, never needing the awful
warnings that are daily and hourly sound
Ing in their ears from such occurrences,
F''' Y
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BELGIUM.

BRussEIs, May 25.-The Senate has
unanimously adopted vote Of conRdence
in the Government in respect to its con.
duct Of the correspondence with Germany
Tho minority has given notice that II
wllliutrOduce . bill providing for The pun,
ishment Of oltenses similar TO that o.
puChesne, The papers in the case ol
DuChesnc have been handed to the Ger
man Ambassador, with q note explaining
that the Investigation was exhaustive
and that nothing has been discovered be-
yond the letters which have already been
made public, and which do not bring Du,
ohesne within the scope Of any penal code,
The note adds that the Government will
propose an amendment 10 the law by
which proposals Of murder will be made
punishable the same as threats,
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BosrdNi May q. -elt 10 ttoFitatiyely
stated by the ENAing 7tateIer that The
lease Of the property Of the Franklin
Pacific felegfaph COMPANY VA on '1asl
Saturday ahnulled and cancelled by, ,ar
agreement Of The parties thereto. This
action replaces The Lines Of the Franklin
Company between this city and Washing
ton, and also the exclusive connection
with the new ocean cable ~ Rye Beach
N. H., in the hands Of its former man
agets. The he,petiti5n Of Stockholders fol
t6e appointment Of q receiver and a sale
Of properly In consequence ol alleged
frauds on The part Of the Atlantic 4 Pa
cihc Telegraph Company, which owns !
majority Of iLs capital stock will b!
heard before Judge Morton, Of the su
preme CodAy on Ffday ne&t OH
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CHICAGO, May 25.--Flour-Dull and
nominal. Wheat-Aotiye;; No. / spring
800; No, 2, 9is[e spot; 055fc seller June
9ssGa0SA seller July; No. 5 90Ifa9ic; re-
jeCted $40. Corn-ACtive and unsettled
No. 2, mixed GSXc spot; 64>Gc bid sellei
Juhe; Gg,sc seller July; rejected 6ia6l Xc
Oats-Duli and unsettled; No.2 81 spot; 6SIlt
a5SISc seller June; 66a56IIc seller July
rejected 63. Rye-Demand active and
prices advanced; 81 05 bid. lIarley-ADul
and nominal. Pofk-Dull at $40 l6 spot Of
seller June; $50 81 seller July;s2O 65a2O X
seller August. Lard-QnGet and un
changed. Bulk Meats--Dull and lower
shoulders Sc; short rib middles 1lXc; Shor
clear ilN. WhiSkey-Steady and In mod
reale demand atS II.
On call board Wheat closed weak and
lower atig41Sc, June; 97Mc, July. Corr
heavy and lower at 50 IaB3jGc, June; 6sKc
July. Oats unsettled at 5Ss6c, June. Porl
quiet and lover at $40 0Oa20 Of, June
$40 25a2O 80, July; $50 80, August. Lard
lower $i4 GOal4 %, June; St475, July.
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MR. Dtss.DEBARs HAND Book or WES1
vA.-M. j.. II. Dts-D Debaf, formerly Com.
missioner Of immigration fot the State
Of West Virginia, Ia the author Of Hand
Book in regard to the agricultural and
mineral wealth, and other resources, Of
the State. lie proposes 10 turn over to
Governor Jacob the edition Of this work
on hand, some 800 copies, for use
on behalf Of the State at the Philadelphia
Centennial next year, provided the citi-
zens Of the State will raise enough money
to compensate him for getting out the
work, say one dollar per copy Should
the plan be successful the Governor will
distribute the book through ttegentennial
Commissioners representing this State
Mr.. Dlas- -Dcbar IL now convassing the city
for the purpose Of obtaining Subsorip-
tons from our citizens to enable him 10
turn over the work 10 the Governor as
proposed,
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LIR Insurance,

EdI1oTa Wheeling Intelligenccr'
a1l,I y y9gt article q s 2tse M iRs!s entitled y
Lile insu Ianee,P i potIee Two ihppFt put
errors, which TRUST you win allow me
space to correct, You say "there are
some serious objections to lie insurance
which, some argue, almost neutrAlize the
great advantages conferred byit, One Of
these arises from the nature Of the con-
tract which parties aFefeguired toehtdr
into,lyiE lpthe event pf failnFecto ply
the annual lpfemlhm lat matufity, the
policy holder iOrfeits not only his claim
to the policy, but also his prepaid annual
premiums. ETC." Also, that the expenses
are excessive, and you quote from the re.
port Of tho Massachusetts Insurance Com
misSioners that the average annual ex.
penSes Of all the large companies In
the country generally amount to nearly
or quite 20 per cent Of the entire premium
received, and In some years 10 actually
the. amount paid outl6f losses by deatlfgi \
The present polioieaOf aLcOhipagieS
which are participating are non.iorleit-
Ing after three payments; no matter
whether they are annual life, limited
payment life, or endowment. The amount
Of paid.up policy, or The sum not for
feited, Is In most cases such an amount tas
the reserve (cash aecunihlationsl viii ptir-
chase, used ~ 4 SlRgle Ipaymsp A. their
present age, the company only using 80
much OF their premiums a. Is necessary
to pay for the cost OF carrying the risk
during the time the policy was In full
force, and tho expense of Encouragement
Of the business IL only about one.half the
amount you named go per cent?. Itake
from The sworn reports for 1874 10 the
New York and Massachusetts, Commits
Sioners pf iortymlne companiPs, sad tlIni
Eix 80 ihepL, DO bxI ftnse of I1ianagenen I
OF which was only Q per cent, anIl Of
twenty companies which did Iiye-sevenths
Of all the business last year the expense
Of management was only liza. The
amount paid for management Of the six
compapiea alluhedutp above was only
S26BS, ,s62, whfle they paid h death
claims during the Seaf 81 b2S7, 40. The
same proportioh viii nearly hold good
in relation. 10 twenty companies. Be-
lieving In insurance, and being very much
pleased with The article IN relationt to the
principles Of II 1regret that IN impress
sion should gain Gredence in,thiS or any
other community, from 10 perIsal Of II,
detrimental to its interests. Most of our
companies are showing yearly decrease
In the ratio Of expenses, and q greater
Itln.n Itl,F Np,Ra ~ liz Ita,t IN IA
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Our MOupdsyIlIs Lsttsr,1

Eiiloa Ol Ihd ihlellisencE
Wa n6iiced N Yesterday eyenihR's
lSondani n Account u the dtathloi 6he
nonsSsns ri klnfiiiiss ifefFy. who Wal
t;IIsd gSni AZ b N Aofnife Al Nfodndkyille
snd Mn i{iis st,hnbsiIson h thallkefe mad
bHsn idiil nIag sbIi,et Mere, Manyopinioni
Ia sSTfssseiI lire eoncefning tRe matter,
SAme ste GsNiyS q ihe ohihioil lilat NJ
viii NM dered and tlie bodyiheii placed
Unon fke ifSok q hide M deed The
iarls In lhe MAO. as near as we cat, gather
ihem. are AZ follows; The man did get Of
ibS IijhiVhi ifaih At Moundsvilie, AID
Was Seen Ly several persons, but a. 10 a
mdb iein6 wiLh HIM We Atb not prepared
IL sav bni SnnpoSo Il Il 40 itotr The fact
MI iihs s;yofh Slateinenl q one pf lbe
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PhiIadeIphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, May 95.-Wool-Quist
and supply light. The prices Of new wool
are lower than the following quotations,
which are for old wool: Ohio, fennsylya.
mia and West Virginia Xxx and above 6Sa
55oi X 53a55ci medium 55a57 ISc; coarse 45a
50c; New York, MiCl igan, Indiana and
western fine 4Sa50C; medium 55a56c; coarse
45a5OCj eombing washed 8Oa86c; combing
unwaShed 46a46c; 6ne unwashed S6aS7 Itc;
coarse and medium unwaShed SGa42 Nc;
tub washed 60a571cj extra and merino
pulled 42a6Oci No. and Superfns pulled
l1aAan
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Narragansett, to consult his counsel, but
answered the letter upon the spur Of the
moment, thinking that be was writing to
MOulton and NOT to BENZ. F. Butler.
This was not the conduct Of an adulterer
In dealing with man who knew his secret.
Judge Porter said no one who had
heard the testimony could doubt that this
was 4 case Of blackmail. When one Of
the most learned Of lawyers at the New
York bar was spoken to about the case,
he unheaitatingly pronounced II one OF
blRckmail, and he was right. As long as
the money was there the charges were
kept in the background, and when the
money failed the charges were brought
forward, II Moulton believed in the
truth OF the charge Of adultery against
Beecher, and he swears to Il, then this
was blackmailing Transaction. Moul-
ton admits in the books OF his firm that
he received money from Beecher. OF
course Tilton did moi know where the
money came from. 1t would not have
been respectable for him to know
II he was Cognizant that II was bed.
money for his wife, II Tilton and Moul.
ton did not know this money was black
mail why were they afraid that Il should
become known2 And when the money
was entered on the books Why was not the
source whence this money came entered
also2
Counsel then reverted 10 the letter Of
May, 1874, written by Tllton to Beechef.
He read 1t through, and commented
briefly upon Il, and afterWard quoted
from the testimony Of Charles w. StOrrs
In relation to Tilton's asking Storrs what
was the matter with Claain, in that he |
did not appear to be disposed TO furnish
bis portion OF the fund 10 establish |
newspaper in New York which was to |
bring fame to Beecher, Tiltoh, Moulton
and Carpenter. III II lygrs..r
Counsel said that ex.Judge Morris In |
bis opening stated that Frank Carpenter
would be called to the stand and would |
testify that Beecher had confessed his
adhlterytpIb hin, yet the case hpd closed
and this witness had not appeared.
When Moulton said 10 Beecher that
Tilton threatened TO publish the scandal
unless Bowen paid him the $1,000 which
he claimed, Moulton said that he would |
pay II out Of his pocket 10 save Beecher.
lie wanted, said the counsel, to force
the payment ofthis money out Of Beecher
Or his friends. There was the panel
house game exposed said Mr.. Porter
throughout this wholeCase. The original
aim Of MoultOn was to got Tilton back
on the LllspqdsR1 but their devices and
plans !chabged, These men, lTilton and
MoultOn, were shams who wanted 10 be
thought real men, Tilton wanted to be
thought the most magnanimous man on
earth in forgiying Beecher.
Mr.. JeAerA one Of the jurors, at this
point complained Of being III, and Judge
Nelson adjourned collft. "
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ATaxDecision.

NASHVILLE, May 25.-Chiei Justice
Nicholson delivered an elaborate opinion
in the Supreme Court yesterday IN tela.
tive TO the States responsibility for The
new issue for the bank Of Tehnesses suit,
originated on the petition Of Jacob
Bl6onsteint Ii Tie common ,lAw court Tor
q petemptory mandamus requiring Thosl
A. Sneed, iax collector Of Davidson
county, TO receive from him $40 In notes
Of the bank Of Tennessee, issued after
May Q, 1868, In payment for bis stats
takes for The year 1876. The court be.
low refused to grant The fnandAihhs and
The case was appealed 10 The Supreme
Court Jndge Nicholson suStainS the
decision Of the lower court. r's
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PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-Flour-Dull;
extra S. 0Oa6 80; Wisconsin and Mime.
sofa family IS 75aG S7IS Pennsylvania,
Indiana and Ohio 50 S7Xa6 50; high
grades IS 75as 90. Wheat-Dull; red 81 S6
al SSH amber 81 A, Rye-$l 10. Corn
Unsettled at SSas4a. Oats-SloW; white
74A75Ci mixed 7Sa7SKc. Whisky-Quiet
at 81 "a. PeEOleum-Unchanged. Butter
Improving; New York and Bradford
county extra 500; frSts 2Sa24c; extra rolls
2Qa22C. Choese-Quiet at llalSc, Eggs
Firm; fresh 1SalsI1O.
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The s.Ss.P Men SlPs 8 AsSsIs HSas. e. the

BosroN, May 25-T, w. ripet, The al
legged murderer ot Mabel Young, was ar;
faigned to-day. A person who passed
Warren Street Church about the hour oi
the murder, identified Piper as the
man he saw climbing from The bellfy
VindoW 10 the ground. Several little
EitlA stated that Piper has endeavored 70
entice them into the church at various
times. The prisoner confessed he wass
iot In his right mind on, Sunday, but
stilI maintained his innocence. tn
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no New Orleans Items.

I New ORLEANS, May 25.LA fire on the
lOwboat Aspinwall to-day did several
thousand dollars damage. Fully insured
Louis l'rigerio, the well known OPP
tician, is dead. He was fifty years OF age.
3 Rev. .iFWs EG COPELAND, who recently
figured ia The scandal case at BALTIMORE,
and who predchsdAn one Of the Bap'
tist churches In this city on Sunday, has,
II Is reported, left the city, though shad.
owed by the police. -
The friends Of Gen. John G. Brecken.
ridge met at the 81. Charles Hotel to-
night and adopted resolutions eulogiEing
the life and character Of the deceased
statesman, .. IUI..F
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EBw YoRK, May 25.-Buslneaa continues
liRht With tho commission houses aAd I'M
DoFtets and the Iobbing trade was quiet TO-
dSy ON account ot the rainy WeAthef Cot.
ton Foods slow, but iAlrly steady In prices,
Pyin3s Quiet, except job lota In j6bbets'
band6. which are selling freely. ConeitogA
printS reduced 10 60. Ginghams in fair de.
t6and, Heaqy worsted eoatinGs and BAtl.
pels doing fairly In agents hands,
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Cincinnati Hay and straw Mar.
lat
va quolc all articles delivered BY wagons as fol-.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Mar.

CINCINNATI, May 24.-Owing to the re.
markRbly fine growing weather farmers are
now exceedingly busy on their farms, and
the Fifth Street Horse Market 10 less lively.
The sales for the past week foot up 500
head. Ono carload Of rather fnG horses
was shipped to New York, prices $3.50 to
5000; also two car.loads to Philadelphia,
prices 500 to $40; one carload Of light
horses to Baltimore, prices $S5 TO $l2O.
Compared with the four or five weeks pre-.
yiou5, the prices this week have not been
quite 80 good.
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ITALY.
Herald Cable spOcIal.l

Herald Cable Spccial.1
ROME, May 25.-In The Consistory to
be held June oath MonSeigneurs PiCea,
Vltelleschi, simeoni, Anhci, Mattel and
sera6ni and the Bishiop Of Viterbo will
be created Cardinals. His Eminence
Cardinal McCloskey y expected to ar.
rive in Rome before The ConSiStOry to
The Pope was Ill yesterday, and is not
better this morning, On sGturdar last
he received, as usual, many depntatlons.
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Weather Report.


w ~ AhfAMIAkNNl
OHTIcE OF TIfK ciiiBE siehAL OBncER,
WAsitiNoToN, DC, May 25A&pq ?, NJ
PRoBAB1LfTtEa, q ".
For Wednesday in the South and Mid.
die Atlantic States, lslationafy. OF rising
baromeierj cooler north sand west winds
and generally clear weather. ,fGy
For the Gull. States, Tennessee aud the
Ohio Valley, Stationary, followed BY fall
ing barometer increasing aoutherly
winds, cooler and cloudy weather, and
possibly light rains. p
,EorTthe Upper Lakes, Upper Missis;
sippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, stA.
tionary and falling barometer, south and
east winds, warmer and clear, followed
by cooler, cloudy aud threatening wealth.
eGr, q and possibly, west Of the Mississippi
For The GLOVER Lakes, New York and
New England, falling, followed by rising
barometer, northwest winds and cooler
and clear weather, except In New Eng
land cloudy weather and possibly lighl
rain, cleafibg away during lhe day. q