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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-28
SwintiIer Arrested.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, April 2.-This
morning a young man entersd the State
Savings Bank, of this city, presented a
letter from Ogden, Brown L. Co., bank
ers and brokers, New York city, intro
ducing him as b. g. Quinn, and recon-
mendlng him to the bank. Quinn then
presented certified check on the Ma
tional Park Bank, OF New York, for
$4,000, and drew 81 800 on it, leavin1 the
balance on deposit. A few hours later the
cashier aotlced similarity between
the Quinn letter and his signature on the
back of the check, and telegrsphed to
New York. The reply came that no such
check mad been certified. A telegram
was sent and Quinn was arrested at Wes-
ton. The train which left here st noon
brought him and he is now in jail. he
gave up the money drawn on the check.
He says he lives in Brooklyn.
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The Management Gen.
sured for Carelessness.
Heavy Snow Storm on the
Line of the Union
Pacific Road.
Decision in the Case Of
Ann Eliza VS..
Brigham.
Warrington Items

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The Treas
urer of the United States to date has dis.
bursed $30,344,0 900 of silver currency, Of
which amount $l8,O95,000 was in lieu of
fractional currency and Sl2,249,0O0 for
currency obligations. Thore is bal
ance on hand of $3,50O,000.
Owing to the death of Assistant Treas
urer Davis at Cincinnati, Secretary Sher-
man has sent Horace A. Whitney, OF the
Treasury office, and w. Z. Barnes, of the
office of the Secretary of the Treasury,
to take charge of the office there until q
new Assistant Treasurer Is appointed.
The Comptroller OF currency has de-
clared a dividend Of 20 per cent. in the
case of the Fourth National Bank of
Chicago.iI
A petition is being numerously signed
asking the President to appoint on "
residents of the districts rs District Com
missioners.
DR.. Santiago Perez, for some time past
minister resident of Columbia IN this
country, presented to-day his letter of
recall to the President.
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Than sgfving Proclamation OF Gov
Nichols.

NEW ORLEANS April 27.-The fol-
lowing will be issued to o.morrow:
WHEREAS, The political troubles which
have weighed on the people of the State
of Louisiana for the past low years have,
under a merciful dispensation of the pro-
vidence of God, been brought to a happy
end; and
WHEREAS, 1t is meet that in the hour
of their deliverance and union, the peo
pie should return thanks for the
dangers past and seek strength to
fulfill the promises held out for the
dswning of an auspicuous future;
therefore, 1, Francis T. Nichols, gov.
ernor of the State of Louisiana, do Issue
this my proclamation, fixing Thursday,
the 10th day Of May, as day of Thanks
giving and prayer, and do invite all the
good people OF this State on said day to
abstain from their several svocatlons, and
to resort to their wonted places OF
public worship, there TO offer up
thanksgiving to that Divine and Mercl-
full Providence who has vouchsafed to
guide them to haven OF peace and
union, and to ask at His hands tor the fu-
cure these blessings, and His divine guild
ance, so that all the people OF the state,
forgetting past dissensions and bitterness,
may unite IN a fulfllment of common
and happy destiny.
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surreuder of Cheyenne In dams.

CHEYENNE, April 27.-Nine Cheyenne
warriors surrendered at Red Cloud
agency, yesterday. They report thirteen
lodges to follow them in few days.
These will make twenty lodges that have
come in since the main body OF the
Cheyennes arrived. 1t is reported by
these Indians that forty lodges of
Cheyennes are moving toward the mouth
of Tongue river to surrender there.
Crazy Horse was at last accounts on this
side the Belle Fouche coming this way.
A messenger arrived this morning
from Red Cloud, bringing letter signed
by him, the purport of which is that
Crazy Horse is across the South Chey-
enne, and will be here in eight days.
His village consists of 246 lodges, the
proportion of warriors being unusually
large. The only Indians now in the
country between the Black Hills and the
Yellowstone river are about thirty
lodges, which split of from the party
that came in with Spotted Tail. They
intend to make one more round OF
buffalo and then 60 into some agency.
Sitting Bull has gone north of the fel
lowstone, and is variousiy reported to
have from 200 to 500 lodges.
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TNN.h OF THE R. d o. <. Il.

Yesterday the Board OF Commissioners
Of Ohio county held n meeting at the
Court House 10 take into consi leration
!le question OF an adjustment Of the
!sIss dun from the BultinOre and Ohio
Rar1al 90 %. ,o.hty. The company
vh!Ca i, mas been assessed is exorbitant.
Inc county has valued its property at
$4,000, while 1t only estim ltes it q:
slZj 600, and on this sum 1t is will
l1g!o pay taxes The Board considered
'ae matter carefully yesterday, and de-
c'ded 10 adjourn until to-day to meet
With Vice President KEYsER, when tho
dispute will be satisfactorily arranged.
his settlement Is a matter OF substan-
IS. congrstulation 10 our citizens, and
@NTill only tend to complete healing
Up the Old teud between W heoling and
'as railroad company it will work out
s0l. The city and company are OF
'--.ls. advantage, and are even indis-
ge1'soIe the one to the other. Wheeling
'-els the road as means of shipping
''sSh' and the road cannot very we'll
'-o'l 10 dispense with the business
Wheeling gives 1t, said business amount
'-s We are informed, IL one million dol
A' 41flng the past year. The two, then
mutually depend on each ether, and in
'''al Of being 1T loggerhesds, should
'V'A together for mutual advantage.
We sincerely trust that this liberality
y" 'ae part Of the Commissioners will be
--'' with like spirit on the part of the
"''0ad company, ard that that company
Vii 'ac'easeI;s shops and capacity for
'''A 10 our midst. And not only here
- We aope for these benefits, but that
'-''-shoLt the State, wherever the road
'An be productive of good, 1t will work
- '1S' end. For instance, there has been
'"VAo.e similar to ours at Grafton. 1fthe
>'1a'y court there, will only follow the
'AaP.e set here, and adjust the diff
''!' 'neh the road will not only keep
"0P' atthat place, but will feel in
'''oea to eolarge its works, and do all it
'O' The business of the town.
all 'Als will, naturally, enure to the
Sr0 o. the State at large, and so far as
-ee''hg Is concerned, we trust it will
=" In sspeedy extension ofthe Hemp.
~ Noad 10 the Connel,sville coal re-
s'Ls' s'd thereby, not on ly place the city
= 'ue shortest and most direct line TO the
O4' Also enable cur furnace and
- Hen 10 save time and expense in
4''ns their coke, tor which they de-
rs4a' 50 largely upon the coal of that
section.
r. ''u We say that the action of our
5,, commissioners is a step in the
win m direction, and we hope the future
Will prove it such.
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Indian Com mmissiOners' Report.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The eighth
annual report Of the Board of Indian
Commissioners has been made public.
The report reviews what has been done
under the peace system, and deprecates
the want of good faith OF the govern
ment in its treatment of the Indians. 1t
concludes with the following recommen-
dstions: The immediate compliance by
the government with the terms ofexistlng
treaties with the IL tdians; appropriations
for consolidating agencies; generous ap-
preparations ior educational purposes;
discontinuance of tribsl relations; extern
sion OF law for the protection of life and
property; allotment OF land; establish.
ment of industrial and agricultural
boarding schools, compelling the attend
ance of all between the ages of
seven and eighteen years; issue of sup
plies 10 be made TO the heads of fam lilies /;
Incl ease of salaries to the Indian agents.
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Orp Vr.inia J.; considerably excited
aT.r the nomination of her next Cover.
r1r. Several prominent names have
,-asiy been mentioned in connection
herewith. Among these We notice,
q neral, MALONE, TALIAFERRO, TERRY
and FITzHUGH LEE, Major JOHN w.
DANIEL, OF Lynch5urg, aud Mr.. HoLLI
DAY. The Wilg OF Richmond is strong
in advocating the claims OF General
M,uoSE, while the Dispatch Is equally
S. strenuous in It's opposition 10 him.
Estimating the chances of the different
ypIrsn,s, this latter paper thinks that
:iicstions point TO the prob ,oility OF
holiday receiving the largest vote on
.nt ballot. TALIAFERKo or DANIEL the
Tex: largest: MALONE the next, whilst
TERRY, WAIKE&. FrTz. LEE and the
,ss! Of the s,P.rarts will stand u better
chance Of snccee !,aS rs compromise can
i!ts.es thai ",EciMise
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

The CommIssionerlof Internal Revenue
has addressed letter to certsin district
attorneys in prominent western cities,
urging the speedy prosecution OF whisky
frauds.
Captain George Pegman, an old and
well.known stesmboatman, died at St
Louis, yesterday.
Next Tuesday the citizens OF Louisville
will celebrate the termination of the
Louisiana troubles by general illami.
nation
-Ex- Confederate soldiers resident in
New York City, have formed commit
tee to communicate with Southerners in
the city and secure their attendance at
the graves OF Federal and Confederate
dead, on decoration day, May S0th
At Elizabethtown, Ky, Yesterday,
Fielding Sweeney cut the throats OF
Hayden English and his son Horace, the
latter OF whom died. The father then
shot and killed Sweeney.
The San Franc.>cp water war contin-
ues
Governor Nichols has designated May
'lOLn rs u uay OF thanksgiving anu
prayer.
Ex Governor Noyes has been appoint
ed Minister TO France.
A heavy snow storm at Omaha, yes
terday.
Attorney. General Devens will not re-.
commend the pardon of Joyce, convicted
at st. Louis for completely in the whisky
frauds.
A special from Berlin says: An uncle
of the Emperor OF Japan, who has been
studying in the Prussisn war academy,
has been summoL ed home to take COM
msnd OF the army sent against the in.
surgents.
A terrific storm of thunder and nail
visited the neighborhood of Springfield,
ILL.,, last evening.
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Ex-Governor Noyes Appointed Win
tsfer TO France.

WAsH1NsIoS, April 27.-Ihe sP-
pointment of fex-Governor Noyes OF ONO
10 be Minister to France has been sgFeed
upon and he ha. formally accepted the
position. He will not sail, however
Until his nomination shsll have been coL-
frmed al the approaching extra session
No one hiss yet been selected for the
Austrian mission, but several gentlemen
are named in connection therewlin,
among them Ex-Governor Fletcher OF
Missouri.
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Decision of the Case OF Ann Eliza vs..
Brigham.

DeclSiOn OIL the SaSe Oh Ann Eliza w.
Brigham.
SALT LAKE, April 27.-The decision
the famous Ann Eliza case against Brig
ham Young was made to-day by Judge
Schaffer, that the defendant and plaintiff
were married April lS, 1868, de fdcto not
de jure; that at the time OF the de facto
marriage the plaintiff was competent to
enter valid contract OF marriage, but
defendant was not, because he had q
lawful wife then living. The person
(Sydney Kigdob) who performed the
marrisge ceremony between the de-
fendant and Mary Anna Angel,
in Kirtlandt, Ohio, in 1884, had
no license authorizing him to per-
form such ceremony. None was needed
to make the marriage valid. The plain
TIT and defendant cohabited together as
husband and wife for several years alter
their de facto marriage. The defendant
deserted, ill treated and neglected plain
TIT, but such ne fecto marriage WAS in
duced and effected by undue intuen &c
and coercion. Coz sclusion-The plain
tiff is not entitled to decree OF
divorce; that the alleged marriage
was and is polygamous, and,
therefore null and void; that during the
time the plaintiff was with the defendant
as his polygsmous wife she was serving
him as u menisi servant and would be
entitled to reasonable compensation for
her services, but having received in this
instance in the form of alimony more
than such services are shown by the
proof to be reasonably worth, she should
90 hence without further compensation.
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advance at frst was due 10 the psrsistsnt
reports that the Turks intended 70 de-
troy the railroad bridge It b not pro-
bable that the Russian forces now In this
province will move much further until
overtaken by the supports now detained
by the foods which interrupt the rail-
roads.
1t is stated that the Russians intend
laying q railway from Berlat or Tekutch
10 Buso. This will connect the two rail-
way lines now existing. and will consid-
ersbly shorten the distance between Jas
say and Bucharest, and relieve the RM-
sian line Of communication, which 10 In
constant danger Of interruption by the
Turkish fleet. The construction Of the
road Is very easy. The rails are already
here Ii is said that the Russian head.
quarters will trst be established
at Plsileti, north Of Bucharest.
l still think that considerable
interval will lapse before there 10 any
seriou. collision with the Turks.
Great military activity 10 Observable In
Bucharest. The Roumsnian government
is evidently making every effort to be
fully prepared Tor the course 10 DO de.
termiued on by the Chambers.
A special from Cettinje reports that
the Turks have murdered Q kuschi
shepherd. The Prince Of Montenegro has
telegrspted TO the Turks that ii
such acts continued he will hang oil the
officers be takes prisoner.
A dispatch from Vienna says the oc-
cupstion of Kslsfat has been given up
for strstegeticsl reasons, so the danger
of a collision between Turkey and
Roumanis seems sleviated.
A special from Constsntinop!e say.
that it Is stated that the Turkish feet is
efi Odessa, but has not yet received in
structions 10 lombard the city. Yester-
day and during lsst night 1000 Turk.
ish troops ieit for the Trebizoud, ard
several English newspaper CORE.
spondents accompanied them.
The Turkish silicial telegram placing
the loss OF the Russians in the first days
tight near Bstoum a. 500, ~ already
stated, reports that the Turkish loss on
the same day was killed and IL wound
ed. The telegram is obviously untrust-
worthy.
A special from KHcheneG, Thursdsy,
says that tho Grand Duke Nichols and
staff will not cross the frontier for some
days.
Tho health Of the troops Ia excellent
in spite OF the badness OF the weather.
A telegram from Bucharest late Fri.
day reports that Turkish gun boats
have captured three RoumaniAn vessels
The Roumsnian troops around Bucharest
have commenced ~ move 10 the Dan.
ube.
The Post has reason 70 believe that the
statement 10 the effect that tho British
officers on leave have been requested 10
JOIN their regiments 10 incorrect.
The Dai Y 7'elegrdphs correspondent
nj Pera says that tho Russians al.
together lost about 1000 men in the bat
tie near Bstoum. Both Poti and Fort
Nicholas have been bombArded and par.
italy DESTROYED.
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,ru OF Mr.. WILLIAM r.
RITlHIE.

I'm Tuesday evening last, Mr.. WILL
.,vF RIrcAIE died at the residence of
.,a..er Mrs. HARRISON, OF Bran don,
, the James river. This gentleman was
seu s,cwu to all Of the old residents OF
W-, Virginia. he wss the eldest son
..,bs late THOMAS RITCHIE, and was
~ many yeas, the distinguished editor
.f,pe Richmond Enquirer, and also, for
oag time public printer of the State of
y,-,ipis. He Rs. been living quietly at
B.,ptyn ever since the WAT. Thus has
c,,,et away another OF these old Vir-
,,,,i.p.-lsndmarks which unite US to
glorious past, when the name, "Virgin-
,n Va, synonym of all that was
-y,p chiyarou. spd good. Peace to his
aha.
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Commerce with Russia and Turkey
New York Express.

Hitherto our commerce with the BEL
ligerents has been small and chiefly IN
exports, but the effect of war bears upon
nearly all departments OF trade in all
countries. The total of imports and ex-
ports with Russia and Turkey combined
amounts to only ST. 100000, of which
two-thirds is with Russia. The exact
figures tor the fiscal year 1875 are:
Imports. Exports.
ry,tb Russia 81, ,S9g. .759 Sll ,iSl ,756
with Turkey... S7g,47 4.Ai ,SSi
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Heavy SNOW SIOfm.

OMAHA, April 27-The heavy snow
storm reported in the mountains night
before last has passed over the entire
line Of the Union Pacific Railroad, reach
ing here this morning in the shape OF a
severe and heavy cold rain. Al kearney
junction l: Is showing hsrd and the
thermometer ranges remarkably low for
this season. The most sanguIne hopes
sre INDUCED in that this cold storm will
have the effect Of entirely destroying the
grassho7pers. -,
The Union Pacific Company awarded
the contract yesterday FOR remodeLIng
their Headquarters First Cos. Of the
building was $4,000.
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Califo rnia Races.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-At Los
Angeles, to-day, there was race be-
tween Bodlne and Gccident. best 8 in 5,
for $1,000. Bodine was driven by john
Splsun and Occident by McGregor. The
latter won the first, second and fourth
heats in 2:25!, 2:2s and 2:26!. Bodice
took the third heat in 2:23
Tomorrow Goldsmith Maid ard Rarus
trot for $1,000 and an additional $1,000
if the best time in the State IS beaten.
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Nashville DiamOp o d Robbers.

DAYTON, April 27.-In the case of
Fritz Dekeim and William Harrison,
charged with completely in the Nashville
diamond robbery, the court decided that
they were u party TO the robbery. The
counsel for the prisoners gave notice of
their intention to apply TO the supreme
court for writ of error, and the prison.
ers were remsnded to the charge OF the
sheriff. The motion on the writ will be
argued before the supreme court, in Co
lumbus, tomorrow. If the decision of
the court is sustained, the prisoners will
be handed over 10 the Nashville author.
tiles
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Terrible Storm

SPiSGFlELp. ILL, April ia terrific
storm Of thunder and hail visited this
section this evening. The wind tore up
trees, unroofed houses, levelled fences
and drove large hail stones through plate
glass windows, inflcting damage to The
amount of many thousand dollars. Over
100 panes OF glass was broken in the
State house. Outside the city the
damage is said to be considerable.
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RAILROAD BoSps-Firm.
STATE BoSDs-Quiet
SroCKs-ln the early dealings showed
= decline Of .Ghl per cent. from the clos.
ing quotations ot yesterday evening, but
this was soon succeeded BY better feel
ing and an advance Of 10 Z per cont.
Later there was g reaction Of 70 per
cent. from which there wAs
partial recovery, and aftsr the
,ccond board in tho Afternoon, stocks
were strong and higher, prices advanced
n 81 per cent from the lowest point
of tho day, the greatest improvement
being in the coal stocks. the trunk line.
and granger shares and Western Union
telegraph Morris and Essex sold up "
80 against So! early in th. day. Dels.
ware, L.ckawanns and Western ro,e
from s5i 70 AZ, and Delaware and
Hudson from AL 70 ~! New York
Central, which opened at ssf 1854, sold
up N 9li and closed At slt,
Lake Shore rose from ~ ~ +SA, spd
reacted 10 4sI. Sorthvsstsfn common
sold up 10 l9i and cloaed a. ~, and pre-
icrrcd rose 10 " AZ and closed st 42i.
Rock Island, Which opened st SGT ,old
up 10 s9i. reacted 70 $50 and closed q!
! s9t. 81 Paul common ross 70 is and
preferred 10 46. Michigan Central al
vancsd from 59i 70 AZ reacted W 4Oi
and closed At 4Of Western Union roe
tn 59i, rescted N 80 and cio~~d st
SGT. Pacific Mail wss hrm at
l9ia2O. In the late dealing sIpres.
shares we're weak Bank Of Com mercs
stock sold up ~ los. The sharp rise m
the afternoon was assisted by purehAs~-
70 cover short contracts. Just previous
N the close ofthe Exchange tbs suspen.
sion Of z. n. Robinson 4 90, vn an
nounced 70 the Board. Il 10 said tbs,
the arm wa short Of Lake shore, New
York Central and Delsusre, Lsckswsnns
and Western, and in covering the shor.
! contracts gave checks on the Mechanic
/ National bank ~ the amount ot 30 90
where bat 10000 MA 70 the credit Of
the frm, though II 10 stated that 80, 900 IN
different kinds OF securities 10 held
! BY the bank 80 collateral A. half past
| four Il wss officially announced toAt tbs
/ tank sccount hsd been satisfactorily
/ arrAiyned. The transactions we're 225..
/ 90 shsre,, Of which 1870 we're Pacific
/ Mail, 5000 Western Union, 800 North
! western, 1900 Rock Island, llOOO 81.
| PAUL preferred, ~, ,OOO Lake Sbors, 1900
New York Central, 10000 Mich gan Cen
tral, 5000 Delaware, Lsekswssas and
Wes,err, 1900 Delaware aud Hudson
sod 4 80 Morris and E-s<x.
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Lecture on the War.

New YORK, April 27.-W A. Crahut,
the well-known Journalist, delivered q
lecture to night before the Liberal Club,
on "The war, and what enlightened ma
ttons ought to do about IT. The inter-
est felt on tho subject was shown in the
crowded house, and the favor with
which the lecture was received.
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Vanderbilt Litigation.

NEW YORK, April 27.-Cornelius j
Van isrbilt has instituted suit against
his brother Wn. H. Vanderbilt for
Sl000,000, on an sliegsd breach of con
tract under which, it is asserted, the con-
test of the will OF the late Commodore
WAS withdrawn.
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Rnr1ery Discovered.

NEw IPswICK, n. H., April 81
FORGED checks and notes amounting to
sl2 COO. purporting to have been signed
by Henry w. Carter and endorsed by
Stephen Thsyer i Son, have been DIS
covered here, and 1t is expected the fab
ricated paper will aggregate $4,000
Samuel A. Thayer writes his family that
he issued the false tokens.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, April27-MoSrr-CIo'ed
easy nj 2dD3 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 3!14i per cent. Customs
receipts $4,000. The Assistant Treas.
urer dlsbursed $4,000. Clesrings $33,-
100000. Imports OF dry goods for tho
week sl,ll2,0O0. Sterling firm; long
4s7i; short 1891.
GoLD-Opcned At l07, sold up 10
1914, and CLOSED at 1861 Carrying rstes
= per cent 10 fiat.
SLvEK-At London unchanged; here
SILVER bars l2G, greenbacks; III, gold;
silver coin ! per cent discount.
GoyERNM
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NEw YoBK, April 2f.-The Russian
feet has been coaiing up to-day and
every thing indicates an early departure
for some other port or cruise.
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rx,,.E of a general European war
Aha least benefit to this country
~ Ia the tide of immigration to our
Thousands will seek refuge
.,om the scene of strife, and every
!. vno comes. will bring more or less
..v INTO the country, and will help to
10 our waste places blossom as the
rncls SAM will gladly offer an
linn 10 all suchseeking hsrbor of
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THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING

And foil report OF the Base Ball Match
will be reported By courier. Call and see,
and We win make IL pleasant for you.
Imported Wines, Liquors, Brandies,
Cigars, &c. Cool Lager Beer-Nail City And
on tap. spS
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The Suez Canal.

VIENNA, April 27.-The Deut,ehe
Zsihsng has report that England is
negotiating with the Porte for the ses-
sion TO her of the Suez canal.