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The Work of Removing Obnox-
iol1s Projects Progressing
in France.
Distinguished Compliment Extended BY
French Society to a German
Explorer.
Prospect OF Permanent Peace in the
Turkish Provinces.
In Effort to Introduce tho Grange System
In Europe.

THE onAxaE s1sTEM IN xURorE.
NEw Yong, Masch 22.-The following eable
epoclal Is published hers:
Loxpox, March 22.-Mr. Wright, tho United
States Grange Commissioner, has returned 10
England aftor an extensive tour on >ths Consi'
nent. 1ita report IL On tho main crafty"
ing. lii mot With considerable suo-
cess in dormany. Wni1s the1o hc had
interviews With 1Iotr Falk, tho Minister Of Edu-
cation, aud with Herr Frteudethal, the Minister
Of Agriculture, II which he Waa fasnisbed With
man agricultural assoc!ations. In ENGLAND. III.
Wright conferred NTH the Central Chamber
OF Agriculture and other socetos: Ho will
romain hero until after the industrial Congress.
which holds It's arat session April 10: HI. Kus:
10 approves Of tho systom Of Oranges,
and hopos that they viii take root
md prosper 10 Grcat Dritain. Mr. Wright IL not
ssnguinee Of any a1oh resu'. as present oat
formed botween British cooperative societlea
aud corresponding Grange sociestes In America.
THE TURF,
Tho Lncolushife handicap wIs won BY Con-
szoTsrsy. brisg BOY second VittoFa third.
Abettor feeling prevails At the Stock Exchange.
English railways firm. There Il general im-
proYsmout in prices. Tic market for foreign
Heeurisiea IL qu'se. -
ED1uBuRo. March 22.-John gcott & Bous,
engincors and shlp-buildors Of Inverkothing,
havo failed. Thoy employed about 400 opera
tiyaB.
THE H1FLE1EN.
DUBLIN, March 22.-The members Of the
Irish R1lo Association have unanimously Totod
to accept tho invitation of the National hsae Az
sociatlon Of America to compete for championship
Of the world. They hsvo atao agreed 10 chal-
1engo The Americans. through the AmAtouf Rt!lo
Club Of New York, to shoot q return match u
Croedmoor, 10 September, after the Ceotsnolal
match, On tho aams terms ~ ths Doli5mount
matches.
, 1876-03-23
CRIME.


CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
6ptetaf Wspateh h 7hs CAteaso 7s.ount.
PAXTON, ILL.,, March 22.--On Monday Of this
week City Marshal Dodtoy, Of thla place, arrest
cd Dr.. A. Jones. 1t Wacotsvll1e 1ud.. charged
With forging hoto for eG2 on farmer named
GoorRo Atkinson. d. Franklin. said to 10
Jouoe' accompltcot Was also arfasted by Dodley.
at Culnmbia. Ind. both parties wore brought 10
this p1scc, aud, on a preliminary examination
before Juatsco Cook to-day, Franklin WAS dis
charged. 1onns is = travelling cancer doctor, and
WAS hore In January last. Atkinson employed
him To cure an old aoro on his face. Jones Etvo
q writton stipulation Of "no cure no pay" At
kinson says ho signed no papera for Jones, but
George Wright. = banker here, and Atkinson do
claros tho aano to DO forged. It IL said that tho
note is dated boforo Atkinson had taken any OF
Jones medicine, and not according to the ''no
euro no pay" agreomeut, which, 1t correct, Is
ovideuce Of guilt, Tho examination Of Jones
will take place tomorrow.
, 1876-03-23
7uN!S.
L MouLu.nE AHaASHIN EILLKD.

l. WQuL4u*NE A61ASp4N h44A4A0+
LONDON, March GA privAto letter. dated
Tuuis, March IA, says "Wc had q gtelt excite
mens hero yoatordsy, in consequence Of the At
tompted murder Of Judge Puligs, Of the Italian
Consulate. and the killing Of the would-bo ss-
sassln by the Judges dragomau. The body
was brought, followed By IN immonse mob. to
tho italian Consulate, aud tho turmoil uas 90
groat that tho troops wero called out to guard
tue approaches to tho italian and American Con-
Bulatos. They had groat difficulty, In koeptng
the mob back for several hours With
fixed bayopats levelod 1t them. II
wns feared that there might be =
renewal OF tho fanat!cnl excitement which spread
such alarm to TuniB some 7aar4 ago. Gutgnt
puiga is tue 1sa!lan Consular Judge 1t Tnnis.
It is hscortainod from gentleman we'll infotm-
ed In Tnnls,au affairs, thst for soma timc there
have been unpleasant rotations between tho !tsl-
ian Consulate aud the TuniBian authorities.
Soma months AGO tho Consu! neglected to pay
an important ceremonial visis TO tue Dey. Tue
Palace authorities felt tue Anront kaonly, but
took no othc,ai action. II is probable thst On
the 18Th Judge puiiga Was walking Or driving N
the city attended by tho drsgomAn vhsp tbs at-
tack WkH made,
, 1876-03-23

TIE GOVERNMENT RAILWAY aGukd1-
DKn11x, March 22.-Tha QoVernmcnts Of
Hesss-D -Darmatadt Rnd Drunsuick, and those Of
most Of tho Thuringian Gland DuchY and
Pnucipatsies, 1t is understood. favor tho 1mpe-
po1ial railway scheme, but tho South German
States arc preparing q countm-propos9tlon for
tue control Of the railway administration BY sop
arata atAsos With, AZ far a. possible. uniformity
In tho tariffs and Working rogulaticna.
IArEnIAL VISIT.
BERLIN. March 22-The Emperor Of Ruslta
viii visit the Emperor William xhlls % his xs3
10 Ems u the and Of April.
, 1876-03-23


Specta! Usuateh to 7.hs Chicago Irtbuns.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 22-The impeaoh-
tnent branch Of the Judiciapy Committee, con-
sissio9 Of Huuton. Lyndo and Goorgo F. uoar,
mot this evening 1t the residence Of Gen.
Hunson to examine George Il. poud!o-
ton and Caleb P. Marsh. These names, BY
reason Of the similarity Of the aata With
which both are charged, appexr In the
eAmo connection. This examination OF Ponl1e-
ton WAS conducted secretly. It ia asccrtained,
howovor, that his teattmony WAS in substance
thia. At tl,e timo Poudloton collected tho claim
Kontaoky I censtai Nailro.d Company, tho
tho Bowler heirs, for whom no WAS admfnistEa-
tor, aud who wero supposed to hnva ownod
three -afths Of Tho road nor to their associates
Courta on final appeal hnd docidod that tho road
DID NOT pELoNu TO BOWLER AND Ills HE1nB
or associates, but to tho counties in Kontucky
through which tho toad ran. The case was still
iii iutcnts and purposes tho Court hid Do
tint tho road did not belong to
Bowler and hls associates. although they
this final Adjudication. pondleton COLLECTED this
clai1n and did not account for 1t to the counties
OF Kentucky to whom tho road belonged, but
in fact kepttha knowledge Of It's collection from
LUG ElR0Llul uNGGtop #ui!a EIf!uE Abont 3uI.tVU
OF tho &lA8, 600 TO thoao who did not ziRhtfully
poasees tho road.
r11ta NEW REVELATION
astounded tho Committee not lesa than tho
| original knowledge ot Poudloton'a transactions.
From It 1t appears that Poudlcton aud lila asoo-
cihtes had ito right to tho money 1t all,
but that 1t belonged it to anybody,
to tho counties OF Koptucky which tho
/ Courts had declared owned tho roads. This
new fact may perhaps e1plhin tho indifference OF
ptldleton's associates In tho Company to tho
pcrceutage he roceiyod. OF tho amount be chose
to give to- thoso who managed the road, Pen
dleton relrerated. In tho moas emphatic Ian
guagc, that ho mover paid Mrs. Delknap. OF
Alrs. Bower. or Gen. Delknap, nor any
| body, directly or Indirectly, on account
| Of any Of thom, anything In consideration
| OF tho payment Of this claim. Ills donial OF
! this WAS Us explicit aB Language could make 1t.
He took tho $4,000 for hts trip To Europe.
Members Of tho Committee express amaxement
At the bearing OF Pendloson In the face OF facts
and woll.known testimony which must destroy
blu bopo Of political prefosmsnt.
| fTa ths dssoetatsd Pr<As.l
| WARRINGTON, March 22.-6oorgo II. Pandlo-
tho Judiciary Committee Tonight, con.
alstlnR OF Mosass. Ilunton, Lyndo, and uoar.
uo testified that neither Gen. Be!knsp nor any
membet OF hin family, Immediately or remotely
roco!yod any money from him result
Ing from tho claim Of tho Kentucky Central
Railroad. other parts Of tho Testimony were
Expenditures 10 tho War Department, with the
addition that aomo Of the $50. 900 (the amour,
Of Qua OF tho drafts) was spent by him In the
payment Of private debts aud purchase Of vAri.
Gus articles, and tho balance taken by him X
| Europe.
, 1876-03-23
TURKEY.
pHkCK Fl{aPEQ1H.

VIENNA. March 29.-The Political Correspond-
ence SAYS that, In consequence Of the ArtntstIce.
II IL considered worry probabls thAt tho Turks
And insurgents ri!l shortly commence direct
negotiations for pnace.
CoATRABANp,
LONDON March 2J.-A Vienna dispatch asys
Tho Austrian customs au.hotitlea have been iu-
stfuctod to oonhaosts al tho arms destined for
Har1la and Housenegro. Ths delivery Of %, 900
rifles, futstkaed ~ Visnna nrms, has bssn NJ
Esady stopped.
Tbs Tagsblau asusrts That HsFvlA claims The
surrender OF Lyrib!Lratich ~ aesviAu subject.
, 1876-03-23

thtuts that hs did on ons occssion, hs vrose to
Deknap that 1io had remittance, and tho feplT
ssSF g 81 s.sr'o% sns e nss e. took place
between tho witness aud Mrs. Delkhan after ho
nAa summoned BY telegraph by Clymar's Com.
mi.tes. ho said tue 0eneral Vas present part OF
when big wife proposed that tho wltuess should
toastfy that sbe payments were from money that
sho had deposited With him.
Tho examination 1t 10.15 WAS postponed until
ITO tn Atsocfatta frssal
THE TESTIMONY IN DETAIL.
WARRINGTON. D. G., March Q2.-3farbtl ap-
poarel before The ffouso Judiciary Committee
tseal looked ovor tho printed account Of my
testimony. With ono Uncomfortable addition tt
ia correct. The addition Ia, that 7oturnod to
tho Secretary Of War aftor Ind Rone to Now
York ~'t, MIR. Eyans' and REQUESTED the sec1e .,
Evans aa poat-trados. I oame to Wash.
inRton In answer 10 4 no.o or roquest
q Mra. Dclkuap. nok Of tho Secretary Of War.
When came hoto called on hor first. not him.
is tho appointment. s sho ssid lad butter 60 and
900 him. did 10. I think produced lottofs
Of Recommendation from Judge bshnmann, OF
Cincinnati. and ono possibly from Job steven-
aon, but do not recoloct distinctly. EVsns
maio hls first quarterly payment 70 ma month
OF 10 attor our contract. The Gsnt remittance
msdo was to Mrs. Dolknap.
wa BGHfFdBE.
Chairman Hunton-Tho receipt Of tho eIprods
company il BiBnod By ". ". bclknnp:
NltnosB, continuing (aurprieed and somewhat
dlscom1tcd}- am very much mistaken:
hty transaction WAS with her. can't explain 1t
| II tho package wont to deu, Dclknap So far 10
know, aho wa surprised = tho present: 1may
| hayo said to Mrs. De]knap that 8he might expect
a present when uho spoke Of getting mo
the appointment. 1atnt only ono paymcnt to
Mrs. Dolknnp. eho died . fow months after"
ward cart say when thh second payment Vas
mado, except that 1t was about three months
after tue frat. sent tho half Of 1t to tho soc-
rotary Of War: 90 not 1omembor tho corre-
Bpondouco with Gen.. Belknhp. except mhct1
Evaus asked for some favor at Fort Bill In such
enaes would send Egsns' letters to the
! Secretary OF War with noto something
like this; ~ forward = request from Eyans.
Can you comply With it2"
! Wltnoas ..-...
MADE SOME PAYMENTS 70 nEtKSAr
| in poraon ID Now York, giving him bank notes'
Ho supposed Deikuap hnow whcro the money
came from without any conversation upon the
anbioct. The wltnesa might have said to htm, =
"nero aro 81 500. or n prcsent OF money Ho
, 1876-03-23

Fonr LARAMIE. Wy. r.. Mnzch 21--Nexs Was
brought In lsat night. by party from Custer
City, of = light between minors and Indians, on
psAdwood Greek. slxty miles north OF CuatoF.
Tho miners attacked tho Iudiana and killed shis-
tseu. Ono white man Wan killed. Tho indians
had been running OF stock. Mora trouble Il az
pectsd.
u1L&nA, Mont, March 23.-dan. oibbon and
the military hare arsisea II thla place % zoute
for tbs Yallowstona country, 70 bring tbs Indian
In that aectlou into aubjugation.
, 1876-03-23

LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 23.--To-day tho Court
of Appeala overruled the petition Of the Trusteea
Of tho Louisville, Cincinnati j Lexington Rail
road, By which 1t vBs sought to gain new trial
Of the case OF employees against that corpora
ton for back pay. Tic suit has
been IN court for nearly two yeasa.
md tho amount represented In this particular
case Is S13i OF which attorneys will roceivn 10
per cent for services In obtaining. What haa
geuerally been considered q hopeless railroad Il
now fourish,ng, and tie money will b probably
paid out Of the preAcnt earnings.
, 1876-03-23

ALBANY, March 2s.-Couroy, one Of the Utica
masked burglars who had turned staso'a owl
donce, was shot dead yesterday during a paraoy
between tho oflcor who had him In clargo and
4 party Of mcn who claimed him. asserting that
they more officers, but who arc supposed to hare
belonged to the gang of burglars.
, 1876-03-23
PRIVATE MEETING At new YORK.

DpttEus l7I1l3<tH ~ HS L9ftu0V 1Fl1HFx4
New YoRK, March 2.-nepresentA.ivca Of
some Of tho principal feoight limos OF tho coun-
try bold private meeting to-day at the st..
Nicholas Hotel. There vere present James F..
Joy, Of the Michigan Central, Joseph Heckson
Of tho Grand Trunk John NOVEL; Of the Lake
Shore l. Michigan Bouthern. william Dlisa Of tho
Boston 4 Albany. ". L. Scott OF the Canada
Southern. L. Mills OF tho Vermont Central, aud
oshcrs. Tho object Of the meeting vaa to con.
companies. Another meeting viii be- held IN
two or threa weeks when statstes will have
been furnished, and until then no action,
It il thought will be taken In regard to freight
on any OF these lines.
, 1876-03-23
CUBA.

HAVANA, March a. Tho yacht 0otavtA which
was recently captured BY AspAn.ah wax vesssl.
arrived At Porto 1sco On the 14th. 8hs aaied
uudor tho English lag and wla cleared for Nav
York, Bha had thirty-slx msn and two woman
on boatd. II IL not known hers whsshss tbs
msp Included any Cuban insurgents. Ths sa-
ported aals Of tho OosaviA II K.ugsten to ths
ua1tisn insurgents 10 fslas.
, 1876-03-23

LONDON, March 22.-The steamships Boltvia,
from Now York, and eAnasia, from boston, hare
arrived ont.
BouTuAxp7ox, MAteh Ar-Atas eeuANsnp
AnssicA, from Nov Y0xA ~ Asz9saA
, 1876-03-23

THE SAN FRANCISCO coURT.MARTtAL.
BAN FRANo1soo, March 22.--1a Tho Bpaulding
Court-Martial to-day the testimony Of O. B.
Higgins vent to shou that spauldlng had signed
navy certificate Of e13.850, payable to tho
witness, whom tho latter had no claim whatever
On the Government. Tue cottiicste WAS In
Pennoys writing. Tia witneas in
doreed tho certificate without examining
1t, % Plnpey'a representation that it was a
promiRaory uoto made by Plnuey. Tho certitl-
cato WAS thon deposiled in the sayIngs baok ID
collateral for T. loan Of e10.0U0 by Piuuey. Iu =
eubsequent snterNew, spalding did not deny the
genuinonogs OF his signature.
, 1876-03-23

SV4ttdf
NianRApol1s, Mimi, March 22,-blichkel Null
care, who lives about 8 ni!oa from Hsndlyohs,
vas run over by his team whils hauling hay yss-
toId&y, and kislol,
, 1876-03-23

POWDER MILL EXPLOSION.
New yonK, March 22.-Thia afternoon about
400 pounds OF "Jup!ser" powder stored in tho
mill Of the Bronx Powder Manufacturing Com
panY, At WashingtonyiIle. in tho nosthasn sec-
t!on oe the city. exploded with .9rost
violence. -Four mon .wero liteEhlv blown
to atoms, and somo six Or seyen severely intur-
ed, OF whom enc or two will die. Tho mill was
blown to pieces. and buildings In its I'M
mediate vicinity Wogo considerably shattered.
Hardly enough of tho remains Of tho victims
could be collected ou which to hold All inquest.
The sound ut tho exptoMon Eas heard for miloa
around. Tho explosion Ia thought to have re-
gethor tho solid and Au!d componouts.
, 1876-03-23


BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, March 22,-Laat night Ar
thur G. Davia. hackmau, NAB shot twice by
Bonjamin Chzisman, \ horso-j Jockey, and 1t Ia
thought will not survive. THO trouble originated
In Jealousy about woman. Chriamau ID under
bonds. Neither Davis OF Ohrismau L. Of tho
best clnss Of Roclety.
, 1876-03-23

ford for uawktns Taylor, but disagreed with
Bradford ~ to the amount.
John 8. Evans was recalled, and explained
that Gen. Rico did not personally Introduce hiu
to tho Secretary Of Var, but bad an Interview
chltal on Tho Secretary In relation TO The tsadsr-
ahfp u Fort Bill.
Adjourned
, 1876-03-23
ACCIDENT At BLOOMINGTON.

Spsc1at Uispattk 70 Ihe Chicago 1(1bUn8
DLooM1Noros. IT., March 22.-Iohn Sullivan.
ut tue Chicago i Alton mAohiuo-shops, received
fatal Injuries to-day by tho drlsiug-wheal Of
locomotive falling on him.
Ezra Bquirea, ! brakeman On thu Chicago l.
Alton, had Log crushed last night 1T oAyugA BY
heinE run over by tram.
, 1876-03-23

SENTENCE COM MKUTEU.
TRENTON, N. j. March 22.-patzick Ward. aged
GO, who was santcnccd to be hauged Friday next.
for tho murder Of man named Myers, has 10
cured Communication OF bis sentence to tupria-
onmort for life.
, 1876-03-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

4 Pure T0n5Cs-Thc Wonderful VI.
purely vegetable extract finely distilled from the e
sap Of tho evergreen wild forest> will thoroughly purt
II the blood, remove ali sJmptous Of pulmonary dis
cases, and lasvs ths cnro System 4wont aud clnAn
, 1876-03-23

LITTLE RooK, Ark, March 22--Lee Bennett,
son Of Dr.. Bennett, 1t Fort Bmith, shot and
killed man named Cinrondeitohsr On tbs 20th
Inst.
, 1876-03-23

Augmented and rendered still
more attractive by ADDITION
Al AND FRESH BARGAINS,
continues to attract and inter.
est crowds Of customers. No
lady intending to purchase a
Black Silk this spring should
neglect this opportunity, as
prices beat anything that ID
offered elsewhere.
FOB INSTANCES.
We shall offer Ia pcs. Heavy, all
Silk, imported Black Gros- Grains
at s1.0o per yard; o Bargain exoel-
ing anything heretofore offered IN
Silks.
At B1.25 VIC shall soil 20 pieces
Lyons Black Silks, handsome hntsh
and quality; goods that are con-
vincingly cheap.
Atsl.6o wo shall offer IS pieceh
Splendid Quality Cashmere Black
Silks; beautiful 1ustro and finish,
and worth $2.o 90 per yard.
We shall offer l2 pieces Lyons
Cashmere Black Silk, elegant satin
finish, at $1.75 per yard This lot
of Silks arc so enormously cheap
TINT every lady in Chicago or neigh
borhood should secure d;.gss at
once.
Is pieces rich Cashmere Black
Silks at $500 aud #2.25; would be
good value at $3.50 and $500 per
| yard.
A few pieces Richest subnm<
Black Cashmere Silks at $500 per
yard; worth $3.50 at retail.
, 1876-03-23

| gHAHp TDWERI IEL.
Special DIpaeeh to Jh< CHICAGO Trtbuns.
0nAaD Tower, ILL.,, March 22-M. H. Evans
houto, ia this city, WAS burned to the ground
to-day. Loss estimated at 5000; no tnsur-
auce, Bomo furniture was BAvcd.
, 1876-03-23

RIO COFFEE MARKET.
RIO JAsEfHo March 22.-Cotfeo market Anl-
mated, and prieoa drn 1t 5.90o@a, ,o6o ss!a psr
ton kaoA,
, 1876-03-23

Nurncrt's ColoRnc-in cork md glass
stoppeEr-rrerared from the pnrest aud boat maeEi-
als-unrlFAleI In richness and delIcAcy Of pertuma
, 1876-03-23

speetdl D1spaseh to The CHICAGO 1r1bttnt.
Sioux CsTY. IT,, Mhrch "a fire this morn
Ing, miles aouth OF town, destroyed tho DWELL
ing.house Of @. Bhulsz. Loaa about q, 900 no
iuaulance.
, 1876-03-23
OUR SALE

Of Bargains in Fancy Silks at
50, 65, IS cents and upwards
continues to attract many pur'
chasers, and some Of the lead
ing styles will soon be closed
out.
MADISON AND PE0RIA-STS.
, 1876-03-23

sAtpWRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE.
Dos7oS. Mkss.. MsEoh 22-Dy ths wreck OF =
brig Ut Kit.esy Polat, tho Captain and hia ossw,
with the exception Of the frss mats. were
drowned.
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New goods and carpets at
J. W. FERRIES.
River News.

The river was coming up slowly last
evening, the marks at @ o'clock indicating
10 feet 10 inches.
The Granite State passed down At o A
N. Saturday, en- route for Portsmouth.
The Mallie Ragon was detained two
hours, and did not leave for Pittsburgh
until 5 o'clock Saturday morning. !,
The Joe. Walton, with tow OF coal
passed down Saturday DAM
The Courier left for Patkersburg Sat
urday at her usual hour.
The Arlington, enroute for Pittsburgh
passed up Saturday morning at II
o'clock.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati at
4 p. N. with a very fine trip.
The steamers Carrie Brooks and Salt
Valley passed up on Saturday night.
The Express will be the regular Par
kersburg packet to-day.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati TO-
day.
PITTSBURGH, April l6.-Riyer II feet
10 inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and cool.
EVANSVILLE April 1G.-Cloudy during
the day, but clear tonight; mercury 81
10 Glo. River rising fast with 20 $40 feet
on the gauge. Up-John L. Rhoads,
Pat Cleburne, Aggie. Down-Grey Eagle.
Bowling Green, Robert Mitchell. Bush
ness dull.
MEMPHIS, April 1G.-River fell q
inches; now "a feet G inches in the chan.
mel. Weather warm and clear during
the day; cloudy and cool this evening.
Arrived Cons Miller, Cincinnati. De.
parted-Chnrles Morgan, Cincinnati; ST.
Genevieve, Vicksburg; John Means, New
Orleans; Colorado; ST. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, April lG.-Cool and partly
cloudy. Departed-vint shinklc, Mem.
phis; Mary Miller, Pittsburgh; Mary
Houston, Cincinnati.
ST. LOUIS, April 16.-Arrived-Clinton,
KeokuK; Dubuque, Reeds Landing. De:
parted : Great Republic, South Pass.
River risen 10 inches. Cloudy;cold rain
this morning.
CAIRO, April observation-disclosures
Sherlock, Cincinnati; J. II. Bigley, St.
Louis; U. p. Schenck, Cincinnati; James
D. Parker, Memphis; City Of Vicksburg,
St. Louis; Smoky City, New Orleans;
Arkansas Belle, Evansville; Raven. St.
Louis. Disqualification A. Wood, Pitts.
burgh; Capital City, St. Louis; Sherlock,
and Bee, New, Orleans; james D. Parker
and Smoky City, Cincinnati, ]. H. Bigley,
Nashville; City OF Vicksburg, Vicks6urg.
River 3S feet 0 inches; weather clear.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-17

CRY PERsoSAIs.-Among the passen.
gers on the steamer Hudson Saturday
were Supt. Bridges, OF the Penitentiary,
State Librarian Wood and DR.. Harvey,all
en- route for the late permanent seat:
Inspectors Young and Wilson have
gone 10 the Kanawha Valley upon an ill.,
specting tour.
Our old townsman, z. G. Bundy, was in
the county last week, which was his vaca.
ton week in the Wheeling public schools,
-Marietd Register.
Sol. Woodward, OF South Wheeling,
viii take llu pIaSo' u 'oi.--iA, I--tjns
as pitcher in the Standard nine. Junkins
will play with the Allegheny club.
Past Grand Wise, Of Cincinnati, will
deliver his celebrated lecture upon "rhe
Wandering Jew" before Wheeling Odd
Fellows, in the Opera House on the even.
ng Of the 2GIh inst.
Geo. Williams will start out on n trip
this week for the Wheeling Hinge Co.
Mr.. A. Bennett, who is travelling for
Schultz & Co., Of GAINESVILLE, is in the city.
Gen. James Ewing, since His return
from Washington city, has been confined
to his room by illness.
Mr.. Hugh Roberts, Of Schnepfs drug
store, was all smiles yesterday. 1t is u
girl.
Jacob Hornbrook and family arc So
forming in Charleston, S. c.
The latest news from Mr.. C. Oglebay Is
not very favorable. He is now at jack
sonville, Fla.