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The WOol - arhet.
WHEELING, May 2%th

During the past two weeks the Tar.
mers round about h-ve been shsarinE.
and now they are naturally anxiods to
know at what price our city wool buyers
will start l.. Messrs. Henry K. List
and s. Hork heimer j. Co, the principal
purchasers ~ wool In our city. arc some
what uncertain as - how tho market will
tend, and ~ . great deal OF importance
s attached TO the Loundon salas which
are now taking place, BY eastern buyers,
and which no doubt Will 10 great ss-
lent decide prices this side OF The vAtsf.
they prefer 10 walt for further advicss
before committing themselves. How
ever, ~ two lots Of the new clip were
offered yesterday. II Vas necessary TO
make start, go tnsy were sold 10 hr. II.
X. List at 85 cenu. Tney are lair speci-
mens o, West Virginia double x wool.
Mes.rs. Horkheimer Il Co, also bought
their fret lot yesterday. Tho terms we're
private.
Tho range OF prices 10 day msy thereiors
be- quoted from 80 u IS cents according
10 quality. Our information 10 thn, u
any change from tho above prices takos
pisce II will bc sbJve those figure. aud In
onver,ALlon with Sir. List be expressed
himself NJ thinking wool would uiu.
mately reach 40 cents. lie could NOS
say how far advanced The season would
be when those .ufrs would prevail.
but II wac his convection that such would
bo the case. From what can DO tearn'd
from the farmers IT IL safe ~ say that
they believe the new clip should bring
Il loast .rom 3S 10 ~ cents md most d
them will bs 10th 10 let their clips 70 ios
i...
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ruC JuDI,IAL.,ELE, TIoN.

Tho re.ul. of the vote yesterday 'or
Judge of the MGnicipa! Court Wa the
- election of Hon. GIBSON l.. CRArMER,
tie present incumbe't. The result Is no'
particularly disappointing TO anybody
- Mr.. CRANMER has made himself &c
sccep able officer in the position and 1t
va. considered and understood by ali ths!
it was not properly political contest,
and hence there was no party feeling
aroused. Judge KENNEDY polled very
strong and complimentary vote carry
ing the Fifth, Sixth and Eighth wards,
snd being defeated in the total vote by
a majority o. only 3l4 votes. The tota'
vo,s cast was c,622, beiug only about
half the vote p6lled at the election IN
January last.
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The I.dtHibs.

CAMP ROBINSON, NEE, May "a
The Cheyenne Indians at this sIency,
feeling very bitter against the Sioux
Indians for The harsh treatment received
ut their hands after beng defeated last
fall, object to living near them, and re-
Ques,ed some days ago to be removed to
the Indian Territory. Alter consulting
with the Comm issioner OF lLdlan AT
fairs, Gen. Sheridan as given his author
lty for the transfer. They will Start about
the 18th inst, under charge o. Lieut"n-
ant Lswton, Of the Fourth cavsiry, and
viii cross the Union Pacific railroad ut
Sydney. The bspd numbers about 1850
persons. all told. The six compani"s OF
the Fourth cavalry, now stationed here,
are under orders 10 march IL iew dsys
Thev will return TO the Department OF
the Missouri.
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France End Germ ny.

BsKLIS. My "a Tte North German
Gazette report tra,t~o Germsn oticers
wrr- seriously ~ treaie1 n: Nancy on
Monday. particularly - the s".dlers.
The Gcse:t CruGn eai.aE Of the French
assurauCe .; gacitc Intentions, says:
For the present only oae th.ng can be
resa. Ged ss beyord doubt, nsneiy,
the Germsa government deyotes
Iae mes. serious attention 10 The
further development O! matters
IN Frs ce and - symptoms Of Any
connection .. sfair, shey may hsSs
with the irterLzIIoroi scc!e.y and e.
pecially with the c.sricaI policy. Tne
eagerrezs WIN wni tne French gov
eminent sends sssurauees Of peaceful
intentions csbGct remove the dislrust
attaching 70 tns iuflsre-s and circum-
stances under vtIcn the change Of toe
cabinet was brough. sbout. Tne Nix
ture OF Or!esDism with the Ul:rsmon-
tanism in the neE government is most
suspicious
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New YORK Oustom H0nss Invesugs
ufan.

NEW YoKA, Nay 24.-Ths Custom
House Commission met to-day In secret
session, which lasted one hour and fort7
minutes. The frst witness a. the public
session was Mr.. Lu,kmayer, an lmpor-
ter OF silks and fine goods He said
nearly all the silks were underyslued
from thirty to forty per cent. There
are more silks manufactured than are 10
demand, and if these very sliks were sold
in Paris o. Lyons or London. they
would have to De sold q. very reduced
prices. He favored specific duties In
stead uf sdvalorem duties.
Mr.. Henry HimIey, q sugar mer-
cnaut, testified that 1t was quite common
for the custom house Official. TO take
bribes when they pass baggage Containing
dutabls goods without examining them,
and to plainly ask for money Tor 50
doing. On one OCCASION, when the vii.
ness wu coming from Europe, an in
spector said to HIM: Wheat il coming
70 me out OF this if let it 60. right
through without examining 1t. Inspectors
have hung around his baggage and asked
for money for not examining it, and II
money was net given they would ran.
sack his baggage and turn everything
upside down.
The next witness was b. j. Meyers,
proprietor Of :he bonded warehouse. He
testified that there used TO be only one
storekeeper 1T his warehouse, and be
had 10 pay him $50 3 month, but three
months ago they put second store
keeper in his store, and be had to pay
bim s20 also. This money is demanded
rs fee Witness had to pay political
assessments, and every year MIR.
Russell, superintendent o. the warehouse
department, collected the lnoney;"hen ne
retused to pay any more for pclnical
purposes they put on the second store.
keeper. Witness paid Russell $500 at
orc time to have his store bonded. The
law distinctly torbids paying money for
getting stores either into or out OF bond.
The political assess nent paid by witness
amounted to $500 per year.
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Ngw YORK, May "A The Times says
that on acccunt OF Vandcrbi!t's having
,eleglapheI from Europe instructing the
New YORK Central and Lske Shore
rosis To reduce the passenger rstes from
Chicago To New York from twenty
three to fifteen dollars, the other trusk
roads will make the same reduction. AT
tue same time Vanderbilt telegraphed TO
hls own roads he Intorued the officials OF
,he Michigan Central railroad OF the
change. The latter last evening SAY
they would at once reduce their price t.
fifteen dollars.
NEw YORK, May 24.-At the pssscn.
ger agents office ot the New York Cen
,ral railroad to lay, nothing WAS known
OF the truth OF the report tnat me Cen
tral had reduced the passenger rates on
tickets from Chicago to New York, and
The agent, are no. selling tickets at re-
duced rates
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Arrested for Forgery.

ST. LOUIS, May 2i-F. > Hrnke,
late Second Lieutenant IN the Eighth
United States infantry and Actin =
Assistant Qusrtermss.cr NJ Fort Wo''h.
came here from Chicago some days sgo,
and hss since been on y nesrly c"ntlru
Gus sprec. spending bls tune at one Of
the fancy brothels in this city. On Sun
dsv last be gave one Of the girl. o. the
establishment a drs't for S5zO, signed
G. II. Hoyt, Captain sDd Qusrtermsster,
Fort Worth, Was drawn on ne suh-tress'
ury % his own order. The dr,iL w6s
presented At the sub treasury on Mon
dav, and pronounced a forgery. HING"
WAS arrested this morning and taken 70
before L. ). Comnissioner Clark, who
held him in $4,000 bond. which, tho
Young man tsys, viii be gwen to-m"r.
row on the arrival r! biz 'Ather from
Cincinnati, who is .s,d - b. y wealthy
resident OF that city. TIE heArinE o' th"
ca g j. se, for Mon"Ay next Hinkle
resigned bis commission in the army ia't
January.
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scnrci,y ofsmnu Notes.

WASHINGTON, May 4.--lt Is stated at
the Treasury Department that the num
Der OF legal tender notes, o! ones and
twos only, now outstanding, is 500. .OOO,-
0OO, equally divid, d between the two de
nominations. THIS amount is one-seVenth
OF the eutlre greenbsck circulation.
There being very great complaint as to
the scarcity of this class Of NOES, the
theory at the department is that great
mum bers of them are being boarded by
people. Some have supposed from the
tact that the department has SUE
pended the issue ot notes Of this denom-
nations to private indlvidua thpt
IN the process of the resumption OF specie
payment, they will acquire MI increased
value over notes Of other denominations.
This idea is altogether erroneous. The
Department Is still furnishing ones and
twos TO the assistant trCasurcrs and
United States repositories for the busI-
ness of their offices. Toe total amoInt
OF silver issued since April 70, 1876, is
S3l, 1873, 40; fractional currency out
standing TO this date s200075 ST. Ooe
million Irrational currency will DO retired
tho present month.
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The exposition building al IHIcaeo Is
low thrown open Tor the great BABY
S,s ,hs, seen. u SIR the average Chl
..,o,, +, .c.n.rt,ou Of sghli.re enthu-
r.u, TIE chrruh.m and the sersphiu'
N. p5pderoa, t. o.. petite, the sUub
-. sn! .h, H>.., itt'e dsrilng, al.
sosin: ard co..', ~! bo .,a:hered t"
compete for =. .. mounting 10 I3oo
in cot CON ). doubt j; will beat
the Nv YarS dog show 10 point
Of iu.-re.: sat numbers. Ii the
women do not 60 lopulling hA.r, or tee
little battling. do no! al 60 to crying at
once there i.nO reason why such an ex
bib ton should not prove success. A
baby, DO MISTER how Eomely, - aiwsys
n il!ere: ing piece o! furnltGr", unless
j, BE- - the o.i msid and the bachelor,
nt i. i. presumed that none o. ;hiS class
silI be present..
The building "a decorated wit snrub-
ky, evers'c.ns, flag, banting aud ban
rs:, sli al orchestra viii discourse
nu;c sccoGlp4ni-t, perhaps, hy an hun
tr.d or unr- ".smily organs.' The
Judges sE" l@v ,tie,--"u man. 1t ever
hChlesg. '-... lound to ,9are the
r,ye rs,P. ,,huI,y The nun er ot On
fe j: reported u. very ercou-agIng-
hse d~Its, W inter ere Us n.t!e with
Hch ar ~ ".ion in Chics o u any
assr el.m.ar.
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oueen Nictoria'. RirthdnS.

NEW YORK, May 2+.-rhis being the
flfty eighth nubIversary Of the birth Of
Victoria, Queen of England. the Brit
ish shipping in the hsrbor was g4ily dec
Grated with flags, and the steamship
on the river were very gay with bunting.
The day will also be- observed by the
British residents of tho city with su'ta-
be rejoicing.
ToRoSro, May 24.-Tne birthday OF
Queen Victoria IA being UNIVERSALLY OBJ
served throughout the Domi,ion. II isS
genera. holiday.
PErERsBURo, Va. May "a - Her
Msiestys birth day was celebrated T..
day ty a reception and grand parade.
a military salute wps fred IN honor %!
her Majesty. A message was reo'l'el
from President Hsyes expressing th"
hope that peace would continue bat"ccn
the countries.
BERLIN, May "a The Crown Prince
and Princess will give state dinner l.
day At Potndsm in honor OF the Que'n'
birthday. The Emperor ana lmperis'
family, the principal court dignitsri"',
Lord Russell, the British Ambsssahor,
Lady Russell, members "f the British
embassy and several distinguished genor
AS will be present.
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nlHsN If: ~ AND Faulty
-, ..ISkCltIlE.

Ihs reve,t .:,,A.t"r 10 the i'w Court
house st r ck.,rd, Il, hy wh..l sevcra,
N'e' we'e ,vst, and iarse srd o,s,ly
mCcilre ir' j9,t on The eve q compile
poh, Las been urder irv,sti ltirE tor
hlfeer day by corouer, jury, result.
agIn AveIl!ct charging the ...s q! lii,
md o. the building upon the .rcomPe
h,cy Of the architect.
4ae growing iTcq.eGcy of such disas-
M would seem sufficient to work u
Pe'dy revolution in the u.atter of build
Nssndt'e lsvs which regulate Il. But
w. ood'es OF men t. whom ar" c,ndI,.G
NY t'sLch OF the public interest are
Fo7s'olsly slow 10 appreciate AID t"
w. Thy Rus. hesr the crash 81 ,sllln;
"'''i0s' N every ,qusrc, aui have y
"Nes!y holocaust running through
".'hni'e r'rtud, t"'ore they awake
VINE rece-s,.y of ins,tuting measures
HSod them.
4ae'e sre lw' pr'rc,Hn! causes which
sa,Pire to make ta,rd,o,. o,.cerou.
I'D oi:ssre-s N conncc,;or with ,5cm
tsqq-n, The H., !. ,nr,rn,,sa.v il,
ssrcbrec,. ard III, ..,orI ~ cir..y,
Sshealne... Tn. batter j. mos, often n
sr'ro.lirr motive Nth Goth the arca,-
srsnd builder. TIE most rooo. with
sslea., material :. ,bo motto yre
'chltect VITO CO.. u...l. ,,,,,.s ..r..,. ON,
sat s.,isrsc,,-ir, ,,r, ~. ,,,',,..r ,,;,b
ssbgilter. B,.. ,ro,,r;.,, .,ro hr;ii.
asot Certain d,r.n.;a,. .,t,aa.,ro.d
sAe srchr,.c. y,o ,.in .,.o,,a -, ;, .
saco.r. / 5o.. NJ. -,o~,,o o.. .gfl,
ssirt o. m.,er,,I AND ~, .-c,.,,oc,
hov will take ne ,n,.. -, IN. 70.
h't, :ecqr-. tn. c.,,,,., r. roc.,
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ErickmaHcrs' sttlke.

Nsw YORK, May "a A bout 500 brick
makers 1T Haversjrsw, n. \ struck for
higher wages tuesday last and yester
day these men went from yard t2 yard
compelling those who were willing to
work for present wages TO JOIN them.
There are about one hundred yards at
Haverstrsw and vicinity, and when the
men join together they make very
formidable body. The crowd became so
demonstrative yesterday that the town
authorities called on the militia for ~
sistsnce, aud this morning one compsr y
was dispatched u the sceTe oil the strIke.
The striHcrs continue defiant, though in-
formed that the militia WAS en- route.
NJ disorder hss occurred 50 far to-day
HAvEgsf y Y, May pa A. 10
O'Clock Lnis morning The strikers made
their appeavsL COS, and marched to Eel
ter's yard, the only one where work was
not stepped, closely followed by troops.
When near the ya'd the sheriff ordered
tho strikers to dlsperse, and upon their
refusal they we're charged by the com
pany, which caused them TO disperse. At
one o'clock Company Z, OF Sing Sing,
arrived. About seventy of tho strikers
lett this after noon tor New York, where
they belong. All Is quiet AZ present.
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Base Is II.

lNDIANAPoLIs, May 24.-lndianaPolis,
s; CinciDn natls, 4.
ST. Lou $, May 24.-St. Louis, 6;
ChiCsgos, =.
EvANsvlLLr, Nay "a Louisvrl'es, O.
Evan.vIle' I.
PIrrsDUEou, May 24.-Alicghenys, 7;
Athlete.
ERIE, PA May 24.-Six'een innings
were PLAYED with the ,oliowIog result:
Er.cs, g. Live Oaks, 4
LOUISVILLE, May 24.-Louisviiles, 9;
Evansviles, :. Some fine playing on
both sides
CoLUMBU., My "a The game to-
DAY between Lno bacn"yes and Hartiords
was remarkable IN suIne respects, twelve
innings beng played. The Buckeyes
made me score in the fourth inning and
me Hartford. one in the tiftb, and made
the winning run 10 lne twelfth inning
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Re.-p,ion OF America. pfixr1m..

ROME. May 24.-The Pope received
the American pilgrims to-day. The
Archbishop OF Pniiadelphis rssd sn sd-
dress to His Rol ness. expressing the af-
fection Of the American Roman Catho.
lies and affirming that the sufsrings Of
the Pope are theirs. and that distance in-
er, ssed their devotion. Another bishop
read the address of the Archbishop
New York, expressing the same senti-
meDts. Subsequently niue bishops pre-
sented the Pope the offerings OF their di-
oceses, amounting to. S25, ,006 Other offer
ings were presented by representatives
His Holiness, in reply expressed his joy at
seeing himself surrounded by the faith
ful, who had come from such n distant
land. He spoke ofthe faith in the ln-
fallibility y! tho church and dwelt in
detail upon the progress OF the church
in America He alluded to the per-
secutions to which the church is subjected
10 Europe and in conclusion thanked
them for their Offering and gave them
his blessing.
LONDON, May PA Rome special
says that the American pilgrims, mum
berirg fifty ecciesisstics and one hun
dred aud itly lsymen, and led BY the
Archbishop Of Philadelphia and the
Bishops Of Allegheny, Nachltoches, Al
bsny, Louisville, Galveston, Detroit,
Green Bay, Hartford and others, and
about one hundred and llfty Catholics,
residents aud visitors also were present,
With the students OF the American Col.
lege and American students OF the
Propaganda. After "a address they
were presented t. the Pope, who Was
seated on his throne His Holiness
then replied that he remembered
how an eminent Cardinal had told
him 4, the commencement OF his pontlf
cate tnat from America would come
great comfort to the church. He now
SAW iGlti lment OF Lhol prediction. He
spoke in great praise OF the American
nation, tue great things It had accom-
piish,d aud how IN the flower OF its ouLh
1t had acquired sufficient strength TO
arouse the jealousy of the European
nations. But theref were errors OF youth
IN nations Us in men, and he would re-.
mind them that be had not uoticeed III
them 100 .,rest partlcipitancy in pur-
suit OF material things, and too proud a
feeling OF lndrpenGence. They prlded
themselves on beng Republicans. There
Was laugh, in which the cardinals
joined, but they must remember that all
must now need how 10 enter paradise;
that they must be humble and not let
material things Interfe 9 with prayer.
He blessed nj the American people,
Catholics that they might continue nrm
IN iaith, and Protestsuts that they may
ha Illuminated, and prayed that good
might descend in abundance on them all
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idly, the Greeks will declare var against
Turkey in order TO create the Greek qnss'
tion and show practically by the rising
Of their race what is Star. and what -
Greek. should the Turkish fest bs de-
stroyet, or even engaged elsewhere 20
that the Greeks are relieved from the fear
OF bombsrdmsn, OF their seaboard, their
auti-rurkIsh sympatbies would predom-
mate even TO The length OF rebeiling, II
the government refused 70 declare war
Should Englaud become involved In any
wsy the war, the Greeks would seek
sn Euglish alliance, on terms which will
not ohlise them 10 tight Turks against
Christians. As Q recompenss they viii
ask only thst no part OF heiiss shall be
given 10 others than the Greeks.
LONDON, May 24-A Paris CORES
pondsnt says: Ths followit 9 Is the
programme Of the pew Cabinet, rece tly
appointed: Protects are instructed 10
support by every means as official csndI
dates all who did not sign the manifesto
OF the Lott and who did not vote for lie
order OF the day of Msy l7th They
have been informed that the defeat OF
any official candidste will lead 10 Their
tall. In the srrondissements where
BoDspartist candidates were defeated by
a few votes At the last election the pre-.
fects are instructed 10 support them as
Ctfcial candidates.
A Belgrade correspondent states that
4 Russian, newspaper, the Non v'ck, r'N
ferriug TO the rum0r that the neutrality
OF Servis WAS gu.rAn,e, d by RussiI, OBJ
serves that ut the most Russia, II asked.
would probably advise Servis to observe
neutrality.
The Ristics Cabinet is snIious TO clear
up the situation, and will send General
Pro,ies on mission to Vienna TO notc
the indications.
Thirty thousand militia aud regulars
will encsmp for several days uer.
week 10 the vicinity of Belgrade
In many parts Of Bosnia famine Is
threatening.
A religious war hs. been proclaimed
in Bosnia.
A Berlin correspor dent announces
that during the past few weeks measures
have been adopted Tor mo gradual mob
iiz4tion OF the whole Russian army 10
crush the Turkish army by superior
strength.
Russia will probably pu, of the al
tempt 20 cross the Danube In force TIL
the middle OF June.
The ServIsn government Is construct.
ing fresh rtfcations at AleIins'E, Pan
di.ato, GsmsdS and Ve!iki.
LONDON, Msy IA special from
Erzeroum of the % nst., says: The Rus
SLAMS again bombsrded .he forts o!
FahmaZ and Ksrmrdgb. the two out
works OF Ksrs, on Tuesday. The KruPp
guns IN the forts replied we'll.
A Coustsntinoplc ,pecIsl says, accord
ing to the Intelligence received here, the
Russians are at OH, and are advancing
upon Erzeroum from that and various
other hnts. The Russian lett wing sp
pears TO be moving IN the direction Of
the Euphrstes Valley.
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laufsttIle HaFe 80.

LOUISVILLE, May u A crest crowd
stten led tbr r4crs I" d-y, larger rum
be- ~ pe'sons rev'r having been IN toe
cour.a Of the L. lie Association.
The fret ever - the daSn a2dns,
time. the fss:nst nero msds hHVIT z
been l:4li, To-day Ten B-oe-k best thi'
record OF two secor4s he vss ridf-n
By Billy Walker, ~. S~I<erts iocker,
TIE same lsd who accompanied bin 10
E;, cre., tour mil. d..h is.t yesr. 1ea
Brock hs, now % hs cfsdI: the fa,t'si
one and three q .-rt.r- ale rseJrd. %
Tue.isy he VIII run agsiH,t me two nile
record ro= tc.G by Arist.des. Esriy
Llgh. snd -. Louis were companion
Lo-tss.
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Prince EisIllrrct.

BERLIN. May -. There was great
activity at the Forc'Gu Office while
Prince Bismarck WIS here, SID an active
interchange u; telegrams WAS had With
the ambassadors abroad, particularly
with the ambassador ~ Rome. II Is
.t.;ad that The latter viii shortly visit
Berlin. From tneS. and other indlcs-
trons, the .Ndtiona, q tuag concludes
inst Prince Bismarck : aoou; 10 assert
MS personal Influence upon The course OF
affairs
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LOui.iaua Affairs.

New ORLEANS, May 24.-Tbe
Picayune has the iolIowiSg from resi-.
dent ., East Felicia d: That Laws
mother testified before the coroner's
jury that the assassin OF Laws
wss negro and stated that
suspicion rested on friend or par
amour of Laws wife. A suit Tor the
divorce OF Laws from MS wife has been
pending tor weeks on the ground OF
adultery, and letters from his
wife acknowl Lodging her guilt having
fallen INTO the hands of her husband,
il is supposed she iEsligsted the murder.
Hon. EtHngham Lawrence eI mem
Der of Con gress, Was assaulted and Sc
verely beaten on board oi one of the
lower CO.'S. packets yesterday. The
cause is ssi1 &c have boon a resolution
passed by tue Pisq1emine police jury, OF
which be II pres dent, crDsurinP the
United : atcs Seam boat Inspector for
iu.tfirieLcy n cJnO-C.Ion with the re-
cert steam boat nccide. Is. by one of
which Lawrence lost II considerable
amount OF property. The Plsquemine
police Jury have taken steps to bring
the matter before the Grand Jury Tney
assert that seventy seven lives have been
lost By steamboat explosions in one year
within distance OF sixty miles Of New
Orleans.
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Italian BrigaHd. .

LoNpoN, May PA Rome specis!
sav- that Sign"r Rizz', cDre: inspector
ot police at L. Clare, who show"t 50
much frmuc.s against the hrrgsnIa II
the time of The cspture OF the English
subject Mr.. Ro.e) had hrs house ue-
stroye1 b. sn explosion Of gunPo~d"r on
the night Of the 18TH INST. SgnOr RIzzl.
MS wife and two sons escaped alive,
though severely hurt. Tho house bad
been secretly undermined.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-25
suIt for Damag. O.

OMAHA. Nay IA "IInsH Lesre 70
day brought sut 10 the UniIed S't's'
C.urt against :hirty cLe rs-Po.s!b!a iAr-
msrs OF Col.aX kn1 Pia!;- cO1r 4e-, for
having driven him fore bly iron bis
nome and the S,ste, il le7i. eisiming
,nnt be SO, 10 3 cTiminal .Itect, par.
t,cipsnt IN toe murder OF one John
Heiiuma be claims damages 70 the
amour. Of $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-25
Reduction in saInr,e. OF Railroad
Em,,lOycs.

PurLApELr1IA. MAY 24.--The Boar q
of DIR, c.ors o tho P rnsylvsnls Railroad
Company have decided to make reduc-
,ion ot zen per cent Ia the salaries OF all
emp!oyes beginning ~ the president ana
continuing down ward turOa-h ali the
rrsIes OF the var.nGs departments. ES-
crprion i made ~ IGe cas-" OF isborers
and track men who now receive less than
one uo,lir per day