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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-05
Connecticut Election.

NEW HAVEN, April 4.-l55 towns
give Ingersoll 49,027, Robinson 4S,lla,
and so-callsd Green back and Prohibition
candidates about 800 each. The.Senate
and House strongly Democratic.
HARTFORD, April 4.-The to al vote ol
the State on Monday, with only the
town of Salem to hear from, which last
year was II Republican TO y Democratic,
is 9S, ,4S8. The total vote last year was
0O,9sS Totals, Robinson, 1851 lnger-
soil, 5l,07l.
HARTFORD, April 4.-Smith l,s7l, At
water 1886; Ingslsslfs majority S,657,
plurality 7,4l4. The Senate stands Is
Democrats against three Republicans, 3
Democratic gain Of one from last year.
The lower house Cincluding two towns
eleciing one representative each, results
from which are estimated) stands IS Re-
publicans, l59 Democrats, and two Inde-
pendents; last year l07 Republicans, 1877
Democrats and one Independent a
Democratic gain of % The Democratic
majority on joint ballot is 81,
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A Break Reported I'm II Levee

NEW ORLEANS, April "A break
fifty feet wide is reported in the hilIi-
ken Bend levee, q few miles above Vicks-
burg. .,
A special plea of A. j. Behan and
other ex-Conlederates, indicted for
whisky frauds, that two Of the grand
jurors by whom the indictment was found,
were disqualified to act as such because
thew had taken up arms and joined the
rebellion against the United States, was
set to-day, and the demurrer to the ples
sustained, Judge Woods deciding that
the present U. 5. grand jury is legal
one
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Cincinnati Election.

CINCINNATI, April An the election
yesterday for members of the board of
public works, the Democrats elected
three, and the Republicans two. The
Republicans will have majority in the
city council and school board. The DEM
ocrats will retain majority in the board
of aldermen and probably have a small
majority on joint ballot.
Reports from the interior Oft the State
indicate that the election generally turn
ed upon local rather than party ques-
tions. Returns from hfty.four cities and
towns in Ohio show generally Republican
majorities in twenty-five and Democratic
maioritIcs in nineteen. The rest are
evenly divided. Local questions enter
ed SO fully into the contest that the re-
suit is no test of party strength.
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Jiagle Of silver in the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Three hum
drcd thousand dollars in silver coin was
this morning received at the Treasury
Department from San Francisco, two
hundred thousand dollars being IN dimes
and one hundred thousand dollars in
quarters. An additional hundred thous-
and dollars in quarters are expected to-
morrow, which will complete the pres
ent order, which is for five hundred thous-
and dollars. There is q necessity for still
more coin, and orders will be forwarded
to San Francisco for an additional sup
ply at once.
Homse COMMITTEE on Appropriations
The House Committee on appropria-
tions have agreed to recommend de-
ticiency appropriation of 100000 to pro-
vide waite, fuel and light for public
buildings during the remainder Of the
current year. This item will be inserted
in the annual deficiency bill, which the
committee expect to report and pass this
week. They also agreed to insert an item
of S60,00Oto pay witness fees and other
expenses incidental to the Congrcssiona!
Investigations now in progress.
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Made a special order for the 2sth of

ect. Made special order for the 2sth OF
April.
The Senate bill giving the consent OF
the United States to the county OF
Dubuque, Iowa, to construct county
buildings on Washington square IN
Dubuque, was passed.
Mr.. Scheilscher, chairman of the Com
| mitiee or the Texas Frontier Troubles,
reported bill 10 provide for the protec-
| ton Of the Texas frontier on the Lower
Rio Grande. 1t authorizss and requires
the President to station and keep on the
Rio Grande river, from its mouth
to .hS northern boundary of the
State fof -Tamaulipa above Laredo,
two regiments of cavalry in addition to
infantry for garrison duty, and to keep
each tr pop up to the full strength of one
hundred privates. 1t also authorizes the
President, in view of the inability Of the
Mexican government to prevent the in
roads of lawless parties from Mexico
into Texas, TO order troops to cross the
Rio Grande and use such measures as
may be found necessary to recover stolen
property, and to check the raids, guard
ing, however, against unnecessary injury
to the peaceable inhabitants of Mexico.
The bill was made the special order for
the 18th of April, and from day to day
until disposed of.
The impeachment managers presented
themselves at the bar of the House, and
reported through Mr.. Lord, chairman,
that the articles of impeachment against
w. w. Belknap had been exhibited and
read 10 the Senate, and that the presid-
ing officer had stated that the Senate
would take order IN the premises, due
notice OF which would be given to the
Honse of Representatives.
Mr.. Durham from the Committee on
Expenditures in the Department of JUS
tice, reported bill to regulate the en-
ploymcnt of special counsel for the gov
ernnent authorizing it only on the cer-
tifcate of the Judge that it is necessary,
and'requiring the judge also to fix the
fees.
In explanation of the bill Mr.. Durham
instanced the recent whisky trials in
the West where one special counsel
claimed the enormous fee of S26, 600.
The bill was passed.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole (Mr. Cox in the chair) on
the legislative appropriation bill, and
without making much progress in the
bill, the committee rose and the House
took Il recess till 7:90, the evening session
to be tor the consideration of the legisla-
tive appropriation bill.
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Pork Packing In Cincinnati.

CINCISSATI. April 4-The annual
report OF the Chamber of Commerce on
pork packing. prepared BY Sidney d.
Maxwell, will be made publicIto morrow.
1t gives the total packing for the season
at 4S50l92, against 5,537,l24 last
year. The average gross weight this
season 272. 6l.lO0 pounds, against
262 47-lOO last season; total yield Of mess
pork thi; season, 403, GA barrels, against
504,s4 last year; total product OF lard.
4,sO3,S33 pounds, agains. l93,4Sl, ,l7O
pounds last year, decrease IN the num-
Der Of hogs packed as compared with
the previous season, u 4-l0 per cent.
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PHILADELPHIA April 4-Petroleum-
steady st l4:c for refined; llsc for crude.
Seeds-Clover quiet at SIS 0o9l7 80;
timothy and fax seed unchanged. Flour
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Steady;
Pennsylvania red 81 so; amber 81 5l@
j 81; sprouted western. .95c. Rye-Sl@
SIC. Corn Active; yellow 64c; sail 6Ssc;
steam 6lc. 0sts-Held frmer; white AZ
@50c; stained 4Sc. whisky-Held at
81 IA for western. Butter-pemand lair;
New York and Bradford county extra
40@42c; frsts 29@S7c; western extras
S5(a3se; frsts 2S(9s2;c rolls western
extra S0(GS4c; firsts 2S92sc' Cheese
Choice firm; New York fancy l4c; prime
l2i@lStc; western fine l2t9lSc. Eggs
Very quiet; Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware fresh Ice; western l69l6c.
Wool-Dull and prices nominally up-
changed; supply light for the season.
CHICAGO, April 4.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dul and weak;
No. ] Chicago spring 81 10; Ne. 2
81 0ls cash; 81 05a seller May; 81 05i
seller June; No. $4,000; rejected 7Sc.
Confirm; No. 2 mixed fresh 47tc
spot; 46tc seller April; 4SI seller May;
4Stc seller June. Bsrley-Steady; Coo
spot; 5sic seller May. Rye-Firm and
unchanged. Pork-S,eady and unchsng.
ed; s2S S5(G22 40 spot; SD S2!@22 S5
seller April; SD 55@22 57i seller May.
Lard-In fair demand at lower rates;
SlS 75CGlS so spot; $lS 70@l3 75 seller
April; l3 S5(9l3 S7t seller May; $l4 %
seller June. Bulk Meats-Quiet and un.
changed, Whisky-Quiet at 81 o..
CINCINNATI, April 4.-Co;ton-Dull
at lSc. Flour-In fair demand. Wheat
Easier at 81 l6fl %. Corn-Lower
at 37(Gl4Sc. Osts-Steady and unchsng-
ed. Rye-Quiet but firm at 7S974c.
Barley-Quiet at soc Pork-At S23 20.
Lard-Steady and firm; steam lSic; ket-
tle l4i@l4Ic. Bulk Meats-Dull; shoul-
ders Ss(GS3c; clear rib Sll 30; clear l2tc.
Bacon-Firn and unchanged. Whisky
Quiet and unchanged.
Hogs-Stesdy; common 10 good light
81 25@7 40; fair to good heavy S. 46c9
s 80.
NEW YORK, April dry Goods
Business continued quiet with tho COM
mission houses, but there was n fair job
bing movement. Cotton goods quiet in
first hands, but active with jobbers Mt
very low prices. Prints quiet, except
white ground fancies and wide csmbrics,
which are in fair demand. Oriental
ruby prints are reduced 10 7c. Mems
i. L
quiet.
TOLEDO, April 4.-Flour Steady.
Wheat-Stoady with fair demsd; No |
white Michigan 81 2s!; No. 2 do 81 l5l
spot, seller April; 81 20 seller May;
81 2Si seller Jnne. ,Corn.-Encited and
higher; high mixed jS@5S! seller May;
52c seller June; low mixed 62lc; Canton
52Bc;no grade 62c. Oats-Firm, No 2
held at 36G37c.
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Revenue Frauds.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-Charles
Jost, proprietor of the Antioch distillery,
has sued the Collector OF Internal Rev
enue for an injunction restraining the
collection of an assessment of one hun
dred and twenty-five thousand dollars
claimed to be due from Jo:t on a crooked
whisky complaint. He alleges that
D. l. Phillips Special Treasury
Agent Hawley, and Supervisor of Inter
nal Revenue and Special Agent Clark
subpGned false witnesses against him,
and offered TO withdraw the proceedings
acsinst him in consideration Of $1,000
which he refused % pay. The complain
ant reiterates many other alleged frsudu.
lent practices on the part OF revenue off,
cials.
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state and Church 10 be Kept sepas
ate I'm France

PARIS. April 4.-The RePu5lique
Frqneqise says, the majority OF the as
sembly intends to put an end to the
clerical agitation and conf1e the priest
to mis- proper sphere, his church, and will
inaexibly repress any encroachment
whether open or IN disguise.
MADRID, April At IS stated
that Signor Sslayerrs, Minis
ter Of Finance on submitting hrs
budget will propose q reduction in SAL
aries Of the clergy and government
officials from 20 20 Is per cent, the con
ver,ion Of over due coupons into 9 per
cest bonds and the payment l per cent
in cash and 2 per cent in bonds Of the
coupans hereafter at maturity.
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GEN. CUsTERs testimony before the
Committee on War Expenditures, yes
terdsy, WAS direct, positive and dam.
aging to BELKNAP. He testified that
an army officer was prohibited, by an
order from the War Department, from
communicating any information to a
member of Congress, or other govern
,aent official except 1t went through
;.e hands of the Secretary Of
War. And that, while he knew OF
the populations gong on among
The post traders, his mouth was sealed by
an order from his superiors, and as q
subordinate, he was compelled to obey.
He states further that he was satisfied
that this order was issued for the purpose
Of covering up the doings of the Secre'
;sry Of War. This has been going on
for years; how many no one can tell. A
beautiful state of affairs, indeed, for the
administration of our second WASHING
TON 1t is sickening.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

A box was picked up Monday in the
Hudson river at Stuyvesant Landing, and
on being opened was found to contain
Tie re!lains of a woman cut into small
pieces.
The Senate has rejected the nomlna-
ion OF R. H Dana, Jr. to be minister to
England.
The war in Sonora is ended, the Revo-
..adonists and Federal forces having
joined hands.
General Henderson was examined yes.
.erday, in regard to the st. Louis whisky
Trials; In reply to the question as to
SAy ne was!aemoved as special counsel.
1e said ne did not to this day certainly
know the cause.
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John W. Kennedy Nominated for
County Judge.

Editors of the Register:
Among the many important positions
the voters of Ohio county Will be called
upon to fill ut the next election, will be
the vacancy IN the office OF County Judge,
occurring by reason of the expiration OF
the term of the present incumbent
Under our present system of county
government there is probably no office of
more importance to the people, and IN the
filling of which the people should exer-
else greater discretion than that OF
Judge of the County Court.
As your readers are probably
aware. in this court the great bulk Of
both our civil and criminal business is
litiyated. 1t being a court of concurrent
jurisdiction, with the Circuit Court in all
civil cases. and in addition tothat hold
ing four terms year, thereby enabling
it 10 transact more promptly ane eXpedi-
t;ouslv all business brought before 1t than
the Circuit Court. To properly fill the
nositien we should select man OF
known integrity, of large h!or-
nation and of ability rs
a LAWYER. With these qualifications
III view, your colrespoHuo"'
better man than Judge John W. henne-
DIV. Judge Kennedy Is probably known
10 the majority of your readers as gen
tleman not only of experience, but
also one of unblemished character and
integrity. a gentleman who has not
only matured himself by long years OF
practice at his profession, but
who also possesses judicial expert.
ence, having been judge for q
number of years of the Ninth Judicial
Circuit of the State. Should it be the
pleasure of the people of Ohio county to
tender to Judge Kennedy the position
for which he is here named, We know
they will never find room for an express
ion of regret, but rather a congratulstion
at their own fortune In securing the SER
vices of one so competent, able, eypedi-
tious and just. BRADFORD.
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z. II. DANA's nomination as Minister
10 England was rejected by the Senate
on yesterday. This WAS the most decent
appointment the President ever made,
vet we presume because it was good
one the Senate rejected it. 1t will pro-
badly make DANA the successor of Mr..
Boutwell, in the Senate.
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The Chinese Trouble.

SAN Francisco, April S.-OLeary,
the Chicago pedestrian, began to walk
500 miles in l40 hours, at o'clock this
morning, and at 10 o'clock P. NJ, had
made seventy miles.
4 rather turbulent anti-Chinese meet
ing was held st South San Francisco to-
night. One speaker SAID that an organ
izstion existed in the city 10000 strong,
pledged, if the present attempt TO remedy
the Chinese evil by legal Means failed,
10 take the law into their own hsnds and
root out the evil with fire and steel.
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BY TELE GRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Horrible Butchery.

DILLEN, April 4-Thomas Tracy,
Illinois, shot his wife last night, then
killed his little daughter, six years old
with the butt end of the gun and cut
his own throat with butcher knife.
Tracy's wife lived unhappily, and had
threatened several times to leave him.
Last night she attempted to put her
threat into effect, and the above was the
result.
Drowned.
While the steamer Fannie Louis was
approaching the bridge at Boonville,
Missouri, at o'clock last night, she cut
loose barge so that it might pass
through the draw of the bridge alone.
The river being high and the current
very swift, the barge became un-
manageable, and Bill Davis, one Of the
men on board, jumped ashore
with a line, attempted to make a barge
fast to stump. The latter gave way,
however, aud the barge crashed against
the pier and was broken in two. Ten
men were on the barge, only four of
whom, A. p Shaw, VIM. Gaunt, VIM.
Tomlinson and one other, name not
learned, were saved, The remainder, all
negroes, are supposed to have been
drowned. The barge had 10000 bushels
of corn en- board, which was insured in
st. Louis offices.
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The Springfield (Ohio) Republican
says that gentleman turned two valua
bic young blooded horses inte an orchard
IN which there were number of cherry
trees, and both were taken sick. One
died, and the other was not expected to
live. Ii the bark of cherry trees is
poisonous to horses, it is well that the
owners of horses sheuld know it.
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Omaha Election

OMAHA, April 4-The municipal cleo
tion to-day resulted in the choice Of four
Democrats and two Republicans for
Aldermen. The Board of Education
was pretty equally divided though no
special effort was made by either party,
the people generally voting for the best
man
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Aycry's' Case.

sr. LOUIS, April 4-In the United
States District Court yesterday, the mo-
.ion for a new trial in the case of W. o.
avery was oyerruled by Judge Trest;
The motion on arrest. however, with al
the proceedings will be certified up t.
the Circuit Court so they mey be review
ed by the Judge.
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Heavy storm.

BosroN, April A heavy rain storm
has prevailed throughout New England
for the past twenty-four hours. This
afternoon it changed to one Of the sever
est snow storms OF the season, accompa-
MED BY gale The railroad trains are
delayed sndstelegrnph wires prostrated
in All directions.
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FOREIGN.
Collision mt Sea.

ATHENS, April 4--The steamer Agre-
genti came in collision with the English
Steamer Hylton Castle of Cape Malta,
on the South coast of LOrea to-day. The
Agregenti sank, and Of the sixty y.four
persons on board nine Of the crew and
twenty passengers were drowned,
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OUR old friend Major w. 2. COOPER
has ou- ~ rnpathy for the severe loss he
has su>tr n,I in the burning OF his news
paper ollie, The Fuirmont IHder. The
Major is genial, whole-souled gentle
man, was gallant soldier and stau'ch
Democrat. Wcneed his shoulder at the
wheel in this campaign.
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APPLICATION OF GLASSES.

10 suit all ages, and 20 correct al defects
Of refractlon that are remedIabie by
gIasses. II - : tact commonly known,
7hat thou,s nds OF eyes are annually I'm
naIred by the lpJudlcious use Of specta-
cIes. selected either by the patient himself
or nv the incompetent dealer. These eyes
might have been indefinitely preserved
bad Spectaeles been accurately adlustsd /,
and arcuracy can only be insured by care
Tnl mathematical calculations, based up
on the accurate measurements oil the focal
range Of the eye.
once horu from A. n. 10 p. T., ana
from p n. tp9P.N.
once hours, Sunday. from o TO 10 A. n.
aud from 70 P.1.
RoIadies entrance On Twelfth street.
wM. J. MCDOWELL, ". d., late Physi-
clan 70 Out-patients, Maryland Uniyesi-
~ DispensaTy, Late attending Surgeon 70
the Baltimore Eye and Ear lnfrmsry.
WILMER BR1NTON, N. D., late OF U mi :
verslty Hospital, Baltimore, Nd. spSh
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one hundred and ffty.fve towns in
Connecticut give lNGERsoL Il majorly OF
5.gO8 over ROBINSON. and $500 major
i,y ever the vote of the other three cahdi-
dates combined. The remaining towns
will probably increase his majority to
$500. The Democrats gain largely in
the Legislature, having about As msjority
ou joint ballot, which ensures the elec-
ton of a Democratic Senator.
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OUR rooster enjoyed his airing on
Yesterday morning. We are feeding
him up for big crow over the Fall
elections
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Columbus Election.

COLUMBUS, April 4-CompIete re-
turns show that the Republicans have
elected the Water Works Trustee, Police
Commissioner, and six out Of eleven men,
bers of the City Council.
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Indicted.

WAsHINGToS, April 4.-The Grand
Jury returned a true bill against VIM.
D. Kittlc, for altering, publishing and
presenting false proposal in the name
of John y. Reynolds, for carrying mails.
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ROBERT TooMBs, of Georgia, is in
Washington for the first time since the
war. Its hoped that he wont stay there
lUns enough 70 make speech.
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One Murderer TO be Hung.

ALBANY, April 4.--The Court OF Ap-
peals has affirmed judgment OF the Courts
below in the case OF Dolan, the convicted
murderer OF Noe. So the execution Will
take place.
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Gone 90 Work.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, April All the in
dividssls' collieries which we're idle in
the Shenandoah region, started to-day,
the men going to work ct the reduction.
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EYE AND EAR
.DRS, MCDOWELL & BR|NT0N

Would give notice To the citizens Of
wheeling and vicinity, that they have
taken parlDrs nj tho ACiURE HOUSE,
where they will remain a limited time. 70
treat medically and surgically. all who
may be affected with diseases OF the above
named organs Having had vast expert
ence In private practice, and ss attending
surgeons 70 the large Eye and EAR HOS.
PITAIS, UISPESsAR RIE5 andISFIENA-
RIE5 Of Baltimore City, which are mi.
versally acknowledged 20 stand second 70
none In the country, and being physIs
clans in full and regular standing, gradu-
ates Of one OF our Oldest and best scbools
of medicine, we propose 10 treat all
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GOV :RNoR LETCHER refused to have
the expense of his late illness paid by
the State as the Legislature proposed.
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CUSTER will be the worst "cussed'
man in Washington now. Let Secretary
CHANDLER stagger to the front and con-
.rgd!Ct HIM.
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Miss RosE SCHUMACHER, of Woods
field, Ohio, recently made quilt that
contains II, ,440 pieces.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, APril 4. -MoSEY--
At 4d5 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4lCG6 per cent. Customs receipts
1881, 900 The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed SCI 900. Clcsrings S54,0O0,000
Sterling dull at 4S6i@4S3i.
GoLD-Opened and closed at ll2.,
wieh sales IN the interim at 1874! Car.
rying rates fat and ! to 6 per cent.
GOVERN and in improy-
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR

ON purely scientinc principles. Thus
presenting 70 the ciiZens Of " Wheeling and
It's en- Virons all the facilities for the treat
Inent Of this class Og disease n at could
possibly be obtained by visiting great
metropolis without the attending expense
which such a journey would necs.sltate'
1 Special attention gwen - lhe
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at'heeline 2egister.
Gold closed yesterday at ll2j.

The ,0eather to-day WiA bepartty cloudy,
9th southwest 10 northeast iotnds, ana
stationary temDerGture.