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NEIGHBOREIOOD NEWS.
BELLNIRE.

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CNMF meeting VIII ne h''I on th' AR
Grounds al 'adIH. pNi"' commencing
thursday. August i-LH'
THE commencement exercises Of
IIopcdale Normal School came off yes
tcrdav.
Tur Rornesyille Eatscpr,>c of last
.-.,I. -oTs. uOr. hnndrrj hpsbals of
.....,1l,.s;a, ,,oro sbinrad frorr,bis nIocn
or the last two days, and the heavy trade
ha, not yet begun" We think fifty
bushels day is pretty good trade.
Trr Ci.,. Council wnrld rcccivc the
cvar,n.,ir,. nr,i.e or nur citizens if they
...,..' ,,II the old wooden awning posts
.r,ro nur street, TO be taken down. and
mo-, allow any more to be pu, up.
,.... :, 81: ,,.;u =,
due july lst. and ifnot paid bv the 10th.
q, ,,pol,v will be added and .br wafer
,urrrd oil.
7,uc S,l,,io,,5 IF Thursday cvcrir,.
hi, I,,,, .r,irle hegdad Tho Elor..
m,ut Fiasco," which, with but few cN-
reptiou.. was entirely untrue, and the
writer ci.hcr wilfully mi,rrprcSeutcd the
Mir ,r ,gs miSinfnrmed in relation To
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Philadelphia Wool Market

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Wool-
Steady; supply fair and demand improv
ing; Ohio, Pennsylvsniaand WcstNirgin.
ia double extra and above 5OG5lc; extra
5OG5lc; medium 50@53ci coarse iSha
SOC; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
western fine 46648c; medium 5O@ 81 lc'
coarse 47G48c; combing washed 5lla
GOc; combing unwash"d 42.c; fine I'M
washed 33sc; coarse and medium unwash'
ed 36G4Oc; extra and mcrino pulled 4OH
43c; No. and superhne pulled i0Hiyc
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, June 25.-Flour-Demani
fair and market firm. Demand
active and price, advanced No. white
Wabash 81 y; No. white Michigan
81 25; amber Michigan 81 23t@l 2Si;
seller July 81 u; seller August 81 25
No. , Wabash red 81 %. Corn-De-
mand fair and market firm; high mixed
lie; low mixed 69l@ 69ic;no grade este;
damaged zoe Oats Steady and in mod
crate demand; No 55c; No. 63c,
white Sole; Michigan 53c.
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East Liberty Cattle Market

EAST LIBERTY, June 25.-Cattle-Re
ceipts for to. day LOSS head, making for
the four days past 1850 head. The ar.
rivals TO-DAY were all through stock, e1-
cept three cars There being no buyers,
they were shipped on. No business done
No quotations. Hogs Receipts to-day
2,O3j head for three days past 6,49O head
Workers 81 2OG7 80; Philadelphias ST 50
al 90. Sheep-Receipts for to-day 600
head, and for three days past 10000 head
clipped at 50 OOG ) 90.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. June 25.-Flour-
Quiet; ,uperdne 50 1904 25i extras
- jOm4 Il; low'. Wisconsin and Min
nc,o.a family s. l24@6 %. Wheat
Firm; red 81 2s!Ggl 80; amber 81 81
Rye 81 o.. Corn-Dull but steady
yellow and mixed soc. Oats-W Weak
white GaIc; mixed 6G@6lc. Whisky
Quiet; western iron bound 81 20. Petro-
lrum- Nominal; refined l2Gl2tc; crude
"c. Serds-In limited demand.
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Baltimore Market.

baltimore, june 2j.-FI0ur-DUII
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; No. !
western amber 81 %; No 81 81. Corn
Weak at 79c. Oats-Duli and un.
changed. Rye-Dull and nominal. Pro-
visions-Nominally unchanged. Pork
$50 OOG2005. Lard-Du!lat l45Gli+c.
Butter-Firm and unchanged. Pctro.e.
um-Lower; crude 53@5jc; refined l2f
Ml2!c. Cotfee-Firmer at l6-rls}c.
Whisky-Quiet and weak at II l8!.
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him / did not have any nat and ne
offered me money to get on'' Ou' l
would not take it.
Q-When did you see hin gam
Ale came to the house again. ouI l
was not there,
Odd yom % on the Terry 'oaI Oy
Yourself? A-Ies sir.
Q-When did Henry Ebert cone on :
AIN about five minutes.
O-You were perfectly willing TO 90
all the time, were YOU not? A-Ges, sir,
indeed | was.
The case was then rested, after few
remarks by Mr.. Thompson for the de
fendant, and Mr.. Davenport for the
prosecution. The Justice announced that
he would be compelled to hold the accus-
ed in the sum of $1,000 for his appear
ance before the County Court to answer
the charge. He gave bond and was re-
leased. Ebert was ably defended by
Messrs. Linch and Thompson. Mr.. Jacob
Snyder was represented by Davenport
and Doyener
The case has created considerable eX.
citement and great deal Of interest
and everybody has been eager TO hear
the termination of the matter. We have
| published everything connected with the
case reluctantly, and low We are glac
it Is over, for the present at least.
FAREWELL EXERCIsEs-Presc"tatson
Tho farewell exercises Of the pupils O
the Second Ward public school, were
held yesterday. 1t was farewell be-
cau,c the scholars CT the Second ward vii
hereafter pursue their studies in
the new school building, corner of 18th
and Eoh' streets, which will be ready for
occupancy next September. There was
quite number OF visitors present. The
.x-rr:ses consisted OF declamation,, cs-
saws. dialogues, examinations, &c, and
everything passed OH most crcditably to
scholars and pleasantly to the visitors.
At the close of the pcr!or-
mauecs DR.. Logan stepped forward
and with his usual grace and
choice and elegant language, on be-
hall of the scholars of the school. pre-
seuted Prof Stephenson, the principal
with a Webster's Unabridged Dictionary
The Professor was taken by surprise, but
nevertheless responded very neatly and
scelmgly.
Then there wa, another surprise scene.
The children Of Division c, presented
.hrir .r4cher, Miss Matte Stout, with =
hue silver watch and chain, much to her
surprise and confusion. The entire affair
passed Oft most pleasantly, and those who
participated will long remember it.
PERsoNAL.-Mr Harry Horner, musi-
cal director Of Christ's p, p. Church, of
Pittsburgh, reached the city yesterday
Ho will personatc King Aha,nerus in
the oratorio of Esther ut the Opera
House, Monday evening.
Colonel Ben. Wilson is in the city in
attendance on the Supreme Court.
Captain Ed. Hornbrook, the Jolly COM
mardcr of the boat by that name, is re-
ceiyiug the high praise and commenda-
..ou of the Masonic brethren who attend
ed the picnic on Thursday, for his
many kiulnesses and attentions to their
wants
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PROFESSOR GAUs hada concert and a
grand distribution Of Reyman's beer ut
his popular saloon last evening. Music
and mcrriment ruled the hour
until early this morning. We
were not there, but the strains OF music
which were waited to the office. were
proof positive that everybody present
had a GOOD time.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, June 2j.-Wheat and
Corn-Quict and unchanged. Oats
Lower; No. state iSc; No. : do 56c,
white 63c. Pctro!cum-Qulct; standard
white, car lots, Zoe; Ohio state test llci
small lot, l@2c higher. Receipts
Wheat l.75O bu,hci,;oorn. 400 bushel.
oats $3.50 bushels.
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Editorial Excursion Party.

DODGE CITY, Ks, June 25,-The edi
torial excursion party left Wichita at 4
four o'clock this morning. Al Atchl'
son the excursiouists were gwen recep'
tion by tue citizens, breakfast being pro
vided il one of the public halls. The hal
was elegantly festooned with wheat, rye
barley, corn, and other products OF the
Arkansas valley. The train arrived at
Dodge City at three thirty, and here an
elegant dinner was provided for the party
by the officers of Fort Dodge and the
citizens of the town The party viii
reach Granada tonight. At every town
along the road the citizens have brought
to the train specimens Of oil kinds o
grain IN the sheaf, and the samples thu.
exhibited are all remarkably fine. Th,
country presents beautiful appearance
and crops of all kinds are remarkably
fine. At Larned large collection was
tastefully arranged near the depot toi
the inspection of the excuHlonists. Inc
farmers are jubilant over their harvest.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBURGH, June D. Whest-ttuIet
and unchanged; Pennsylvania ann Ohio
red u 25Gl IS; white and amber 81 20
al 35. Corn-DulI; ear 73G75c: shell
ed 75677c. Petroleum-Dull; crude
81 225(a.l % at Parker's; refined l2c for
Philadelphia delivery.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, June 25.-MoNEY--More
activeat 9@4 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 9!@5 per cent. Sterling qIiet
at 4S6t@ 486t for sixty days, and 4S93G
49O for sight. Customs receipts S28SOOO.
Dry good imports for the week 81, ,24S.-
pa.
GoLD-Opened and closed at III,
with sales in the interim at ll7;. Bor-
rowing rates fiat and =, and l-6l per
cent. The Assistant Treasurer disbursod
$4,000. Cleariags $300OO,0OO Specie
engagements for tomorrow Sl.452UCJ.
1n,-rnN.,,r,.rr Nm,
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The Queen Wanted 10 Reside mIre.
land.

/ LONDON, June 25.-Io the House OF
Commons to-day Lord Stackpole moved
/ that it would conduce to the advantage
of the Crown if the Queen should have Il
permanent residence in Ireland.
Mccarthy Downing, member from
| Cork, protested against the motion.
Sullivan, member for Louth, said the
motion was inconsistent with the dignity
! of the Crown and OF the Irish nation.
Doctor Isasc Butt, member for Liner
| icI, city, gave assurance that Her Majesty
would meet with loyal reception in Ire
| land. Disraeli asked that the motion be
| withdrawn. The act 1t contemplated
was one which should be left wholly to
the free will of Her Majesty. Stack
pole accordingly withdrew the motion.
Loss of Life by Flood i'm France.
PARIS, June 25.-The loss Of life by
food at T u ouse is appal ng In the st
Cvprlen quarter, two hundred and fifteen
corpses have already been ioInd. The
violence of the torrent frustrated the
efforts made to rescue the unfortunate -
mates of houses. Several mrI were
drowned in the sttempt. Twcnt- thou-
sand persons are deprived Of means Of
substance in Toulouse alone.
Disasters elsewhere are almost equal i'll
magnitude. The lower part of the city
OF Morosac on the Tarn Is
under water. At Treuwullet, in the
Department of Arriegc five houses only
remain standiug out of four hundred.
In the District of Folk, same depart
mcnt, two villages are completely sub
merged and many dead bodies have been
found. Crops of all kinds throughout
thu inundated districts have been de-
stroyed.
President MacMahon and Minister
Buffet have left Paris for the scene Of
destruction.
Acknowledgement DeCissey, Minister
of War, accompanied the President and
the Minister of the Interior, to the scene
of the inundations The Municipal!
Council of Paris has voted $4,000 for
the relief of the sufferers. Eighty per-
sons were drowned in Verdun. Eight
hundred houses have fallen in Toulouse.
At Bordeaux the Garrone Is much
swollen, but no serious catastrophe Is re-
ported. 1t is said that altogether, a
thousand lives have been lost.
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lNJlN.n 4 '''fI - - NaI' -''.--l Ilf lllAlttil-
apolis So. ID. tomorrow. will contain the
following letter from Wendell Phillips to
james Buchanan, Esq, Of this city
BosToN, June 18th, 1875.
DEAR SlR:-The first clause of the
Cleveland platform, adopted last March,
has myCordial approval. No words can
fully describe the importance Of the
financial plan it recommends, l am sure
it will pc adopted hy the National Con-
vcntloI, aud that it will revolutioniZe the
relations of capital and labor. 1t VIII
put capital beyond all danger Of
interference with I,- rights and will
immcassrabiy increase the comfort of
working men. ~ single measure Of
change will do a much H. t', can for
the happiness, virtue and progress OF the
race AMI in my judgment, everything
tends toward sucn system of nance and
ucrai!,i.s speedy adoption. There are
no teachers So sharp and successful ~
bankruptcy and the sheriff. Even here
in Boston, the very gibraltar Ol bullion
ism. can see signs that the ranks are
beginning 10 break, and some few rep
rc-cntative men are bending their
thoughts and stcp- 60 our side, but there
Is n' Use of my giving YOU tnis expires.
SionoI my opinion. | have publicly nd.
voctted third term for Grant, unless
some one can be found %, sure IL he is to
raiE the whole North, and rs true rs he
ha.hnen to claim from the South all the
fruits ofour victory. He has not by any
mans done hi, duty when he claimed,
orconscuted 10 the rejection otthe school
cliusc of the civil right, bill. He made
that indispensable measure almost useless
aid baikcd the hope, of the nation. Still
now no one more to be- trusted than
he who has any chance to
bcclecrcd, but your party ropudiates him
beausc be is joined to the buiIIonist> and
stick mongors lament this rs much
a> YOU can, still - nation never can at
tr5G to but one Issue at time All hlstO-
~ proves tins. and to-day belongs TO tn"
great struggle Tor equality before the
nw. The South mates thI, and means
q defeat it. The North has hid
len this grand rule IN its heart
Of hearts; tins provoked ana justified the
var The battle over it Is not ended
.Or this struggle the nation Is rIpened by
orty years of discussion ana five OF war.
Much rs | value your great financial
measures ! must in this next Pre-idcu-
ual canvas, measure my can
dictate by another standard Of
loyalty TO impartial liberty. Show
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Shn: mud EkiIIch.

ST. LOUIS June 25.-J. :. Hicks, an
old and well known citizen Of OsceoIa,
Missouri, WAS shot and killed in that
town on Wednesday, ov John +. Cole
City Marshall Hicks was drunk and
was disturbing the peace. Cole eXpostu-
lated with himand tried to quiet hun, but
this only cNasporared Hicks, and when
Coleattemptcd toarrcst him he struck him
several blows with hickory stick. Cole
then shot him twice, wouuding him in
the head and arm Hicks was then taken
INTO store, bat a few minutes after
wards he broke away from his friends
md attacked Cole with a heavy chair,
when the latter again shot MIN twice
through the body, killing him. Hicks
was . very powerful man and very dcs-
pcrate when drunk. Coles action is sus-
Jaiued hv the citizens.
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O'ConmcII Memorial Convention.

New YORK, June 2j.-The O'Conncll
Memorial Convention met to-day. Ii
was resolved to accept the site offered in
Central park for the statue Of O'Connell,
and to prepare for the laying OF the
corner stone Of the pedestal on the 9th OF
August, the centenary ofthe Irish liber
ator. and to invite the cooperation Of the
admirers ot O'ConnelI, at home and
on Ir.aI
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FOREIGN.
Won Arnin's Case.

BERLIN, July 25.-In the kaam"rger
nicht the appeal of Count Won ArnIm
WAS heard and the opinion was to day
rendered that the original remoya! oi
the documents from Paris was not PuL-
ishable but the offence consisted in the
subsequent retention and removal of tho
nnnnrs To Cnrl.hnl
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STATE BoNDs-Quiet and strong
SToCKs-The stock market opened
quiet and the changes. except in few
cases, were Slight. The leading features
were Pacific Mail, Lake Shore and Erie
The first named fell of from 80 to IS. but
later recovered most of the decline. Lake
Shore rose to 81 {, and afterwards touched
GOI. with rally still later to 60,. Erie
advanced from -, to lj., reacted to If.
and rallied to -. Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western reached 1913; New
Jersey Central Ill; Pttsgrrgh to 81
The changes in the remainder of the list
were very slight. At the second call the
market was quiet and hrm. During the
last hour of busincs stocks were strong
and on the advance, closing at the highest
figure of the day in some cases. There
was astrong buying movement in Pacific
Mail, which carried the stock up TO 80.
Lake Shore advanced from GOj tu 81;
Western Union from AT to 74:; Union
Pacific from 73 to 73t, and Erie from II =.
[ to Isl. The Transactions on the Stock
Exchange were $4,000 shares, of which
. 10000 were Pacific Mail 10000 NORTH.
western, $4,000 Erie, and $4,000 Lake
T Shore
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DIED.

SPElDFL---On saturday morning, June
-, lS75, al - o'clock, a; the residence Of
his son John, BENEDICT SPEIDEL, Sr., ia
TIA" 6ISt year of his age.
Funeral notice IN Evening Standard.
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Treaty Between Great Britain and
Burmah.

LONDON, June 25.--Dispatches from
India announce the fact that the seal of
the King OF Burmah has been affixed to
the treaty with Great Britain. The
British mission to the King, with Sn
Douglass Forsyth at its head, was to set
out from Mandalay to-day Tor Burmah.
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BANQUET to American RiGcm"n.

DUBLIN. June 25-Thc Irish and
American teams shot for practice stcr-
dav, and in the evening the Grand Lodge
of Masons of Ireland gave banquet To
the visiting marksmcn belonging 10 the
Masonic order. Toasts were drunl, with
great enthusiasm~ Messrs. Bodnct and
Fulton represented the Americans. The
latter said that the warmth of the reccp.
tion was beyond their anticipation. Every
net and look of their Irish friends showed
that they loved America. The bond Of
friendship between the Irish and Amer
cans was stronger than that between any
o-her two people.
The Irish and American teams practir-
ed at Dollymount, to-day. The scoring
of the Americans was remarkably fine.
the total number Of points made being
sixteen above the victorious score of Ia,
year at Crecdmoor.
The following Is to-day score
for the Americans: Fulton,
10; Dakir, l9l; GiIder,tcau,
l59; Coleman, l5S; Bodine l5Gi Yale,
l46-total, $50, out of possible score OF
1850. The practice of the Irish team
was much inferior in its result
The member, of the teams, accompan-
led by the Lord Mayor, attended the
performance at the Royal Irish Academy
of Music.
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Double Execution in Uainc.

TnuMAsToN, Me-, June WAGNER
aud Gordon, who We're condemned t. be
hung today, kept up bold front until
thI, morning at 1915 o'clock, when the
announcement Wa, made tha, Gordon
had attempted to cut his throat with the
blade OF a shoe. knife. He had been pre-
viouslv searched, and nj, getting possess
sion of the knife i II mystery. The wound
is in the region oithe heart, and hr was
found living on the floor OF his cell BY
the deputy warden VINO went TO prepare
him ror the guliows. At ll:&O tue sheriff
and hi, deputic, entered Wagner
cell aud pinloned his arms, and
at ll:l5 Wagner was matched
To the gaiiows, walking rcsoIutciy and
mounting the ,caIi9.b with firm step.
When the rope Was adjusted about hi,
neck. his countcuance bore u placid cX-
preston. Gordon was brought down by
.our men. He was unconscious, and had
been 80 since hr was discovered after his
attempt at suicide lie wis placed in II
sitting position upon box over tn" drop,
and supported by two deputies. His
lace was II, paiiid Us IL corpse. Wagner
,ast his eyes toward him. and turning TO
the sprctOtors said: standing here
to die, ! proclaim my innocence
,c:orc God Gordon made no sign of
lie save faint moaning Wagner budc
adicu To >oycru! raaonv. friends, and said
he hoped that at some future day, thercal
truth OF his case would come To light.
At Il .49 the -prinG was touched and two
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BY TELEGRAPH THE BEECHER JURY.
WHEELING REGISTER.

Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office " orthwest cor.
OF Main and 18th Sts.
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Thief Shot I'm Spain.

New YORK, June Pit is reported
that Gorcia, the Spaniard vino stole 81
portion of Murillos famous picture from
the Cathedral of Seville, and who was
kidnapped to Cuba and sent TO Spain
was shot few weeks after his Hrri,"l ia
Madrid, without trIat by even drum.
head COurtmartlal.
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Mortimer Thompson, better known as
20. X. Philander Doesti,ks, p. B., died
in New York, YESTERDAY, after short
illness.
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EXECUTIONS.


BosroN, juno 25.-The execution Of
James Henry Co,tIey took place at 9:l5
\. NJ. The murderer bore himself with
much coo.ncss. lie wrote statement
which has not been given to the public,
Du. ii j, thought 10 be luli confession.
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BROWN & HIGGINS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
CLERKS OFFICE BOARD or CUMMIssIO's,
WHEELING, June ~, 1873.

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD or CUMMIssIo's,
WHEELING, June ~, 1873.
Sealed Proposals viii bc received at thih
office until o'clock =. m, Saturday, July
%. $50. for Mccadamiziug, Masonry, &c,
ON the following roads In ohio county:
River road, about 80 cubic yards ma
CadamiZiug.
Woods run road, about 800 cubic yards
matchmaking.
". ". =. Hud b. pike. lSt division, 6OJ
cubic yards mHCudamlZIng.
W. ". :. and 4. PIKE, 2ud division, l,1O
cubic yards mICuuHmiZing.
W. ". and r. Pt. pike, 1900 cubic yards
macadam.Zlug.
Fairmoui pike, 1000 cubic yards macadh-
MIXING.
Middle Wheeling creek bridge, I2O cubic
yards nrst class masonry.
Specifications can he seen at this Office
No bids received after the hour mentioned
above. The Board reserves the right 10 re-
feet any or all bids.
lulga CHAS. II. DEIIERS, Clerk.
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AfhrcijHQ 53rNl9trr.

Garp closed n New York Yesterday
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THOMAS BATTLES, of -Ftnaville, was
brought before Squire Eagleson on
Thursday, charged with committing an
assault on his wife. The case was COM