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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-23
GheG1teIli2etrcer
MONDAY. APRIL a3, 1877.
New ADVERTISEMENT.

For Observation-Disclosures Courier.
Missionary Meeting.
Wiesel Musical Institute.
For Sale-Iron Columns.
For Sale or Rent-Residence.
Hotel for Rent.
The Festive Bock-Nail City Brewing
Company,
Carpets-Mendel, Booth & Co.
Toilet Sets-Cummins 4 Woods.
To the Public-P. B. Dobbius.
Satin Gloss Flour-List, Davenport &
Parks.
Established lS26-M. Reilly-Who!e.
sale Grocer.
Children's Carrioges-Twelith Street
Variety Store.
Lee & Perrins' Worcestershire Sauce
Thompson & Hibberd-Plumbers.
Commissioners Sale.
Commissioners Notice.
Be Restored to Health.
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WILLIAW L0wNDEs,
Decorative and Plain Paper Hanger.

Special attention viii be paid to Ealsominlng and
SIN Writing. AllorderS Eill.be Promptly attend
ed 10. Leave them at ih!i ciaeoi OF r, o. Box %
apIs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-23

THE finest shoes kept in the city at
L. Y. Blooms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-23

GENTS fine shoes of the latest styles
Just received at L. Y. BLoSD's.
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Coon Black Kid Gloves for 50 cts, al
J. W. FERREL's.
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FRANK Bros, the Clothiers, are deter
mined TO sell more clothing than ever
this spring and to this end have marked
their prices at the bottom market figure
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FoB Flowers and Ribbons 60 to
SPEYER Bros.
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II0I Main street.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
i PAIN.
During the eleven years have been practiclnR
In WheelinA | have administered gas 10 over seven
thousand peTsous with PERFRcT sAFETY, aud 10
almost every case with entire SatiHction 10 myyeI
and patients.
We constantly Keep on hands pure Nitrous Oxide
CTS for those that desire 10 takeit.
DR.. SURGlS0E a son,
noS No. llS3 MErketSt
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THE Leasure Boat Club was on Friday
evening last presented With a set Of pen.
nant flags by their lady friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-23

Buy your Millinery Goods and no.
tons and save money at
SPEYER Bros.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-23

The Schultz Boat club hop at Arbenz
Hall on Saturday night was quite an en-.
joyable affair.
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THE "May Queen" will be produced in
the Opera House by the Wiesel Musical
Institute May LIST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-23

THE Island people are nightly RECALLED
with frog concerts.
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BALTIMORE Lodge No. G, K. OF P, vii
have select social at Beethoven Hal
MAY 3d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-23

The cheapest shoes in the city at
L. V. BLoND's.
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TIE Liederkranz Singing Society will
have a picnic at Cresap's Grove on the
3lsl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-23

THE . Orphans will tread the Operu
House stage tonight.
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THE La Belle Mill will resume opera
tiona to-day.
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The few shade trees we have are put.
ting on their spring suits.
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THE female class recently organized by
the Wheeling Turner's now has twenty
members.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-23

TIE Standards will play the Buckeyes,
Of Columbus, Ohio, next.
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For Hats and Trimmings go to
SPEYER Bros.
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The juicy bivalve will soon have a
rest.
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THE Ludlows laid low yesterday.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer
a. observed at Schnepfs drug store
Opera House corner
SATURDAY.
SAN. I'm. SP.X. 7P.M
60 So 80 -
hCSDAI.
A. N. IAN. 3P.M. 7P.M
81 GO II. d
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The markets are full Of choice plants
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GRAND Musical soiree this evening
and every evening this week, by
Johnny BirCh's band. Admission free,
Ice cream and other temperance re.
lreshments at the usual prices, Nc.
Clusky & LarAmies, 1910 Market street,
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FOE SALE
Tho Residence Of n. c. Arthur, on 18th
street, in the city OF Wheeling. The lot
fronts about 6S feet on. Fifteenth street,
aud extends back 10 the alley. The house
is two.Story brick, containing ten rooms
and finished attic, bath room, With hot and
cold water, aud is in god repair. There
is also wash house, coal house, ash house,
&C.: Oh the property.
Persons desiring to examine the proper.
ty, or 10 ascertain the terms OF sale, will
call on h, g, BGr, attorney, ll42 Chapline
street. ,-,,,,
APPS. N, q ARTHUR
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The largest stock OF Trimmed Bonnet.
and Hats in the city.
SPEYER BRos.
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THE CeuRTs.-crRcurr CouRr-J.lSqt
Ms'rin.-The following business was dia,
posed Of in this court on Saturday:
The following DEGREES were made 10
chAncefy causes:
J. W. Zane vs. John Fink and others.
Issue out Of chancery directed to ascer.
tain whether certain deed executed by
coplainant was intended 10 be an absolute
deed or deed Of trust 10 secure advances
to be made by the grantee.
W. +. Peterson and Henry Crangle'a
administrator Va. ]. B. Ford. Bill OF
compliments dismissed.
Sarah L. Williamson Va. Morgan vii.
Hanson. Divorce granted plaintiff.
w. w. Blanchard vs.. Joseph Britt'a
administrator and others. Motion to
correct alleged error in former decree
oyerTuled.
Morgan II. Gregg va. B. +. McNiechen,
Demurrer to plaintiffs bill argued and
submitted.
Owen Friery, indicted for shopbreGk.
ing, was discharged from custody upon
entering Into recognizance for his ap'
peArance At next term.
Several cases on the law docket were
dismissed, and in others orders we're
directed to be entered.
At noon court adjourned until the
usual hour to-day,
POLICE CoUET-Judge Cranmsr.
The following cases were disposed OIL
by His Honor onSAturday:
John Zimmerman vas fued S. for
drunkenness. Execution was suspended
upon defendant agreeing to leave the city
Immediately.
Walter Forbes and Howard Peyton
were sent to the city prison for thirty
days each for drunkenness.
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FoA 'A4-A-
20 shaTGS Stock In Peabody Insurance Co.
10 share Stock IN Ohio Valley Bank.
l6 sh,rts took in IA bellc Clan Co.
10 shares Stock Ia .Etna MIL.
i Lot Gtouud Genre Wheeling. Main stTeCt.
Lot Ground, Ceutre heclinE Market street
-mBl TFume BOu,r, IAN str 81.
l TWV-liGgy nIick House, 18th street.
mrSO l. IRWIN. Agent.
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Containing eight rvons and Epih Room, on
jacob succt between !5Ia ard 18th, west side.
Gas and vltg. VIII 10 rented low to responsible
tenant Enquire Of
JOSEPH l.. WILDR,
uOg Bookseller and slaiinnCT, 1865 Main 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-23

Eighty choice Building LOn on Wheeling Island.
Price from 500 to s6l0 each. Only one-Slxth Of
tn purchase money required In cash. The residue
may be paid annually IN FIYE equal lnStalmentS
with Interest.
Apply 10 JOHN 7. GlLCHRIsT
Rp9 At Top Mil.
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J.K. Upton, Chief OF the Independent
Treasury Division, has been appointed
Chief Clerk Of the Treasury Department.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-26
The War and the Leather Merchants.

The price of leather has advanced thrr, or
four cents pound since the u-ws oi Ru~-in's
warlik" prrIarauons. \ reporter visited the
swamp yesterday to learn whether there WIS
any connection between tho two events Oi.n-
ions varied. s,ll.r- OF leather attributed the
advance in price 10 q speculative movement in
England simuIianoous with that in other lines
o' trade. America being called on for i.iw mate.
rial. Buy T.. however especially ihl-. who
export leather TO Liverpool and HAMBURG.
thought the in 'reas"d demand is not spe.u .u-
latve. Mr.. George Pilcn. leather broker.
who was pointed out as an oracle in the lus-
ness, held the latter opinion. Leather has
been low in price for two years" h. said. IN
iact. below the price Of production. and Eastern
States manuta 'turors Of boots nnl sho : antici-
p pnr ~ u I,9s ,nlr r1e IA leather on account of
NhI INhvlS, nave hil together Jumped into IN"
lnld ilr ui the market and bought largely Thus
t.e demand H. good. while the supply l. small
MOS OF ine lux about war prices now j. all
Mrssr- Iapham 4 Costello. nor,. woro pos
nive that n" adNnnce il IN consrqucncc Of
lh" war ruinors, not u n American are sp.'l-
ltins. they said INT mnuufl'turers ar stimu-
hi Il to nuy AMI 1T their Mills g.ir. m Tia.
hoim q an unusual demand Tho lriD's cN-
ports t. Liverpool and Germany had boon
doutc IN the lGst week what tN'y had ha"n IN
any week for years past. The Russian demand
II no gr 'at.r than usual.
Mr.. Rossbart il huycr md exporter. believed
mat ~ market Is not in the least fevorlsh
hu7s.as ani Turkey, demand for leuthrr. he
iria and the German Empire become involyri.p
Pc nd!ed. and yOu'Il see fun in the leather
Mr.. Charles Isham said thri there is no OK
element IN Gold and Ferry streets over tio adj
vance in leather. What should any ON want
- Speculate in leather iorf' heeXrlaimel. Ia
try over there" Messrs. Brown X Whlpplc. who
HIe ArtNy dealers, conceded IN this view.
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Won Moitke's Speech How II Is Interpreted
In Paris and Berlin.

LoNpoN, April 2j.-1hc speech Of Con. Won
Moltkc in the German Parliament yesterday
has created an immense sensation in Europe,
and the Bour>cs are more afio ted 10y 1t than 10y
the outbreak Of war between Russia and Turkey.
majority Of the Paris newspapers. pnrtiru-
larly the Hepubhque Hdncdise. express the
opinion that Gen. von Moltkc's declarations in
the German Parliament yesterday wore not in
ndcd cs hostile to France Prince HohcIlohr.
the Ambassador Of the German Government
T. Paris. called to-day upon the Duke Drea2's.
Minister of Foreign Affairs. and expressed to
INN the pacii assurances of Germany.
a special despatch t. the Tunes from Berlin
says: Gen. Won Motko's speech uitra, f. Ms
much att mt on here as ih Russian muuifcsions.
II H. generally assumed that Gen. von NJ nltke in
tni.i e. TIL the lrrn IA thar Germany -
wat hing inrIr nrmam'ut that she o. az
quaint ~ with the peculiar dispu~ on of their
ms. tiN Efforts to n,ri at uuythiu. oi-. save roe
N.n-' 40 On, tt~i ittiug oyrnriun ty. and wuru-
lng irr thgi & rmauN viii not allow hnr % profit
~ oriental trout '~ for tue poss .hie pursuit Of
:. BERLIN. April 2j.-Tho p,sie regards Won
MutNes spec 'h A. pariil' demonstration h'-
.uu~" IL Show a the grOundius~n - of the
ana G"rinanN'~ ardent desire for prucr. tie
unit iu VIII, 10 WAS only whur"fhn safety of q re-
many came in qu - on. Gen. Motkehas ho-rn
the rrht moment fUr mah INK the ds.lHr. tiOn.
Wh.n u is ~ti possible to Il .-9 pate d.strust ny
hutunl uml0ail" DNplanut on~.
PAms. April 2j.-Tl" leading evening Jour-
nas and the Iilps. I,Jnfs. and Won I.nr ini-
-p'e'h was 10 induce the Reichslag tc vote the
desired grant.
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LINCH LiW ~ TENNESSEE


NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 2j-Thc sentence
OF lsra" Thomson. who WIS to have b.,n
hanged nt Columbia on Friday. for thc murder
OF hu'us c. in k-on. hn, NJ been oommu'eI ly
tho Governor To- imrr sonn"nt for life. ON the
recommendation % the supreme Court. he wns
brought hero to cs ape lyn'hing tonight The
r"pu'r of the State have hcrn divided a- to
whether 1lomason should Doe h1nged ON cir.
gums'nuinl evidence. nnI considerable feeling
g. man Ii,-fHl.
Ado-pHi % from Clar,-yillr tothe Nashville
i NTt''N SAYS int p,rvoi e'vcny mnn took
on Tnn..ln, n.trn.n, .n,.i l,V ,N
nni ilr"d eight shots ln'l his body. NJ lee
WIS nn ac"o.mulirr n th, murdero of Willis No
" atty 'N'ii"d at the pi. .nnt nf his c- upiI4s
ih. r'u1l. vui bis nriW Nv uanse uf v.uH..
An Nfi -NntiNu rN.i.F .NN r ..fnf. iifg-
ton "i INomlson.e p it,f .- h.li ~ Cn-
iumN' i' night The C.t ru.T Nf.l dlI- Of
tir Nupr rir Court " r.. Ni If N.. I.-.
s.ni lN n't -fItN iIt fuHi. H| B.. r-.f.-
Who i'nA pa4t in iAr ailUr. f. lt o..
lN -!.lH l.
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BROOKArN's LiTEsT TRIGEDY.


Antonio Loux, who, on Tuesday night, was
shot BY Ohlcer John Murtha. of the Brooklyn
police after Loux had fired shotgun at Oncer
hogors ahd was preparing 10 shoot again died
Yesterday, Capt Leayy suspended Murtha
pending the inquest, telling him that he was
nsllted in shooting LouX in self-dnfoncc. and
pni'"r l,ogers. who WAS Slot IN tie left arm
.,l nil'h blood, II may be necessary TO ampu-
N.Y. ti,it lp' arm. Ioux lad qHarrellcd with lis
,,aJ Suinn.h ~ ie found LQmx choking her. She
tes tWes "IIl"st nrentllres, While, Loux was get
Murha followed her when Lonx nimcI th, ,,nn
(, MN, and returned with thS three oiilders,
nrs Louk was detained yesterday M n witness
band. '''S Va AVA nus'
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THE WEST SIDE MURDERERS.
IfGNTfNG YHiT ENBED ~ JHE KfLL-
ING on FHfNCIs RILLr


Iri.wrr and Crf.rrnnS Hciectcd ~ Jurors
prnpnsitinn TINT Judge CiIdcrsIccvc
Ouid not Agree The Tcstlmony.
At the beginning of the trial Of John DAILY,
In the General 'ss iDns. yesterday. the proscru-
ton rci"ot'd Iri-hlnen as Jurors. and the de-
fence reject ii Germans. Tho reason foi this
wa- fcar on each side, Of bias, the prisoner
being an Irishman and the principal witness
against him a German. Delay WIS causcd
Days lawyer offered to accept a Jury composed
" six 1rshmrn and six Germans: but judge
Gildcrslecyc said. Il can't be n party to any
such arrangement as that" So the Jury was
completed Of men who wcro neither Irish nor
German.
DAILY is n member Of what the police call "the
west side gnng"-young loafers who spend much
Of their leisure in drinking stealing and fight
ing. H. and some companions stabbed AMI
pounded Francis Riley. on the night of March
3. inluring him 81 that he died few days af-
trrward DAILY having demanded separate
trial, he was arraiguod alone. William Kopp
Keeper OF saloon nt 320 stanton street. gave
testimony IN substance as follows: He heard
thr n".s' oi row IN the street after midnight.
AMI nt on'e closed his saloon. Then hc " NJ
NJ stairs. looked oui Of the window and saw
t'r alta : On Riley. Tie party WIS on the on;
lNst' side of ~" sirDnt. ono follow Euu Is Il
Ii Icy down with stick, On" pounded him with
-i1n". ANA iwl stabbed him " Oh knvl~ Daily
WIS on. oi those who used knives. 4
roliae onl "r ran to tho pnr,.. AMI tnroy his
club into the party. yt which the a-~ailHni- ran
nwlv. hl'y wa. carr ton police station. nnl
.!os- examined. tut hr was not to boz shaken.
II WH- siir. tmt b" had r'o Eu1''l tlie fellows
W ' '-- ill"l lilnv, amt that Daily used a knit".
Ih' 'h""N isI WAS V'ry bright, and hc could
hu th' trouble tNni ,nied ~o irggi .nlly l.-an
,nrly in ~" rr"v,uus o'erps Riley an, two
friends went % wake aui sot drunk. They
i"i. % WIN pnyHnl his san-, whom they knew.
ln hartii Burns IS harrOom at Lewis and iiiv-
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licl"r's new prograMmo is wonderful and
futui tanning.
oliver Couor will speak in Peter Dwyer's mis-
slun, al 20 barrow street. t. morrow evening.
Oil Folks concert. Ora - Baptist Church. FIJI
v'l.nid street, near Seventh avenue tonight
Capt Murray arrested nvo LIQUOR dealers in
Vi, FOURTH ward yesterday Tor sehns without license.
An entertainment for the hcnelt of the thapin
Home WAS gwen IN the Lexington Avenue Opela lI0uSa
last eYtmns
The $4,000 lobster in the A1narlum died last
eNtWW H. represented llir soh iiuDDrl, Nf uIrtc
r.dum> h",to sent o. tle b'rmud. isauislr search
Of an a hsh and iApus.
Tho schoo~hip Mercury, which was pur-
chased ~ tho cl ll l~fl f 1s, amt has since then
l,en in tho hand, o the Commissioners ". Charities aud
'Hrfcl .Un, !, TO bee sold 900 MAY
Tho sale Of the late James IT. IIaclou's por-
s0nA lfolcr'N IN Jan ti,h yesterday NirliDl ii 10
consist manly oi iu.ll,ulc Ihc IaWNus,. t.e piano,
ANA ui"st Al uevs Of value were not sold.
Il, Nina Morell OF 76 Avenue Is iunl "a from
.he Houston street terry boat Cahuruit Nt.,iN She
Was rescued aud when In the Vni0u NJ .,r ia
uun she pretended O be INSANE MAcu4a u,..,Nu uvs
t!iA she was lsTiyeLy sane
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5IiE LfsT SIOUN 7REfTY.
The Prornscd EcnoVHI Of the rudians 20 u
Ecscr,ntion In southern Dakota

WASHINGTON, April 2j.-Thc law passed
by the Forty y-lourth Congress carrying into Of
f. the conditions Of tho last Sioux treaty. pro-
vidcs for the removal Of the entire body Of Sioux
to reservation in southeastern Dakota. Just
north Of the Nebraska State line. This removal
Is to in 'lulc not only the hostes rcccntly
brought in 10y Spotted Tail. but all thc Indians
at the Spotted Tnil ani Rcd Cloud agencies.
numbering nearly two thousand lodges. or
about ten thousand souls. A march OF about
25O miles from tho present camping ground Of
the tribe will be necessary to ofIect the removal
Tho Indian Bureau proposed to mako the re-
moval by juno 1. and despatch was recently
sent by Con. sherman to sheridan asking il the
muncatng with Gen. Crook Gen sheridan an
nounccs that IT is the opinion Of the officers in
Charge at the agencies that the date is too carly.
In" matter remains accordingly under adVlsc-
mpnt,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-26
Another Murder Mystery la Boston.

BosToN. April 25,-At noon to-day the dead
body OF Samuel kul formerly cmlNoi at the dye house
George street. Highlands WAS iound in shed attached
tu the establishments with every evidence that murder
hna been committed lh' skul VA fractured aud there
were sgns severe siulsc Tho uulIcc are actively
investigating the affair ku'l Wa li seen aNc uu sun
day nsht nnd man who WAS with HIM At the time has
bee
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Asking that an rx.Judsc be Sen. to Jan.

In Marine Court, Chambers. yesterday. before
Judge sinnoi Counsellor Henry II Mornnsc moved that
cNludae Gross be committed TO the common Jail tor
contempt Of Court and for refusing make deposition
n required by the Court Two years ago before Judge
tross torn had expired Justice tho Marine Court
y" ,hh Dreaded IN the case o james Harris against II.
u Nufhn2e NJ q subsequent reference the Judge wls
sullnnacd To testify as 10 what took place the trial
judge Gross. Whose term had then expired refused "a
t-iuN claiming that IL fcatrd tu his Judicial cunIu,t,
ana was not ulcn o inquiry IN That Judle sinnot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-26

Mayor Ely said Yesterday that he woull not
inaii rr'hallAty. -nl name 60 tlc Aldermen t,in,
Cor c vacant Police Commission. r-lin n. nurpo-. IA
ron'i. hi, iriculs leore maxim uommltnn ton
hfit S.0hIU- t'd the llni l.liIl. l.. VESTED nm
N'trdnNi Hul ur'i ulff Gen ArtI ll.a>uutpn 10
HhAiri h- l'uul l .Ot -'rut lan .r--tI with ne
naiut. amt muffrr'i something about " llnr glass. 4
d. lfilN Wf N0 ftUnf N |rIrr. dressed t, claim VI
CAu.tuph,g Pullman. Liberal Re publican.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-26
n Wedding In High Life.

WAsnrScroS. April 2j.-Gordon Cumming.
son Of the late sir A Nanler Cumming OF Scotland now
atosdent oi Maryland and Miss EAmcs daus htor OF the
h'o Hon charo. EAmc. u Nas,a hu.ctts wor, 10 nix
united IN marriage at the church OF the Epiphany ia ls
city
Thr wedding was attended by nearly all of tha mem.
h"fs oi the cabinet AMI lplN matte Corps, and arse
proportion oi the most disnsul,h,i s.aiety oi Wash
ilA Atpu
Among the bridesmaids were the lan- -htcrs Of the
htush Minister "a secretary fi-h, cN Minister Bs,uw
aui Commissioner Phelps O the District of Columbia.
ana M,scs GOuvtrneur OF New YORK. and rhayer VI
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The chico Inesnalaris. sentenced.

san FRANCIsco. April 25.-An Or0yilln rrcss
despatch say, In Mc count, court to-day iuar
u ihc 'hil1 cHimucs wcre sentenced 20 ur
u.+ it' tfuN Ir-. l i.aut siHl. M f.u sD.r- tui
u 'rr'a4W. r'o ars A moa.l ArtN trllln
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The Wnshinston Monument.

WAsH1SGroS. April 25.-Dr. J. b. Blake. Sec
rotary o The National Monument society. take, Issue
VIII the military cnsineers Who recently reported
against the suici,ncy oi The foundation the mnuu
m'nt sayU- noiaut found with ihi, until after the
u,N'il ii " .if" Go .rnn' 90 nuUfI,r tf a' fat
cf, with tA' mna.urut when twas ff-t lr.ed that
the dcsisn % tn monument tot in suod taste aud a
ward That it- tunit aic lu.vc.c H. say Whole
gene fuun ui tt most comp n ait e o.nl tug.u,srs
have cn satisfied hH "A. Go tc design t, se, ami the
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Grants First Visi, to Hayes.

WAsHINGToN. April 25.-Ex-P President Grant
oday visited President Hayes lor the nrst time since his
inau-uraton Tomorrow the oN.rrrsleut and Mrs
Grant VIII receive friends at the residence Of the Rev
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suing for $4,000.

Minerva Sepple. aged 10. has Instituted
hrcNeh of promise sut ;lp"lo damages a-au. Henry
"ts Wei i"io carpenter and hGilicr col o3 KAhcn
street Wllam'hurrh who. she ALLEGES. .eluccd hct
NiitI p ll~' u MANN she Ni-tlu. iNNtI a 10
W' tic 90 DIS family n FclruarN hi. ftst wife having
.l,i ~ tni @ i.r rnt sli. -NNui iO Ai. wye .ons
iN o. she rnu- ri tnH ASST 10 ifi.lu ceremony.
shr 'hNe iiui -i NIllfi nNt DNittirl flu tnuafry
h'f luul "a WteN ago, when she heard u his sc ous
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\ Cameron Man Made po.,ma.,er.

WAsnINGToS April 2j-Camcron has ar
RANGED quarters tor friend by rrocurug the appoint
mout ot u Gohr a. Postmaster Mt Chnmlrr,hu.- IA
This l. something n surprr IN Chamber -lui4 As the
people uere wanted the incumbent rctalucd.
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Racing In England

LoSDoS. April 25.-This was the second day
Of the II som sliiu- meeting The Great Metropolitan
Stakes hauicap hrou-hf uut y conic .ian's Mr. A,N
hfnlir- John DAY with tol llli AGAINST him the
i',i bt iun- Won With NurNlch at 10 !, second, aui
lilAu, at y 90 !. third
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OMAHA. April 25.-The Union Paein, train
from the west which was dn, here ats 70 T. today,
win not arrive until 10 O'Clock tomorrow m0rninf II
was snow hound AT Granite ehn"n IN rnn~ouu'u ot
heavy storm that was ru-ins At~hritN ami last
m-ht on the bills All The train. have been moving suce