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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-18

TUSCARoEA- Grand Prize mill is said
to have shut down to-day, and the last ship
mcnt Of bullion that Will probably be made
for months, from that mine, is now on the
way to San Francisco 1t is reported that all
the ore in the mine above water level has
been extracted and crushed, and hcnceforth,
for months, operations will be confined to
sinking the shaft. 1t is also stated by men
who left TIIscarora few days ago, that the
pumps have been taken out Of the Navajo,
and that the works are filled with water.
Surmises as to the object sought to be OBJ
tanned by suspending operations on Two of the
principal mines in Tuscarora are numerous
Some think it is done to bear everything in
the district, but particularly for the purpose
of enabling the managers of the Grand Prize
who are supposed to have unloaded when the
stock sold at SIS share, to buy it back again
at II share but whatever the cause, the
result is disastrous to the present prosperity
of what was considered few months ago
one of the best mining camps i'll the State
Real estate is said to have deprecated at
least 30 per cent. merchants having large
stocks Of goods Oh hand are selling at cost,
and all who can get away are arranging to
90. - Silver State, 10th.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-18

john Russell. Earl of Kingston Russell,
died at his home in England yesterday i'll the
seth year Of his age. He has not been prom
'ncnt in English politics of late but his ser
vices IN Years past stamped him as an emf
ncnt statesman and conscientious patriot. BY
The Catholics of the Kingdom, especially, he
WIS hoid in great esteem and venclation, he
beng he principal advocate of the Catholic
Emancipation Act, which he succeeded in
forcing through Parliament in 1929. after
lighting for 1t nine years He has been twice
Prim" Minister Of England, from 1916 to
1872, and again from 1865 to 1866, succeed
ing Lord Palmerston, Since his resignation.
in the lntter year, he has been an unofficial
supporter of Liberal measures in the House
If Lords. On the pending question of war
with Russia, he has been conspicuous for his
opposition to the Government, and by his
death the peace -at-any- price party i'll Parlia-
melt loses Il staunch friend and powerful
supporter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-18

The Piutc election takes place ne1tINIon-
day, Now they are saying that old Naches
is a whisky drinking fraud, and was made to
resign the Craftsmanship,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-18

Willis c. Shelton, the boy organist of New
Haven, is said to be dying of consumption at
Aiken, S. c., where he went for his health.
He is now % years old. 1t was when he was
a boy at school that his musical genius was
first discovered. He played the most intrl-
cate of Bachs fugues with ease. His father
took him to eminent masters III New York
and Boston, but they had nothing to teach
him. In Saratoga, where he spent several
summers, in Boston, III New York, and In
some of the European cities, he played to the
amazenent of every one who saw or heard
him. As he grew older he was recognized as
one of the masters of the organ in America.
London, May 1.-THE excitement in East
Lancashire arising from differences between
the cotton masters and the operatives is still
intense The presence of the military and
large bodies of police alone holds the popu-
lace in check in several large towns, and
should to-days efforts for settlement fail, 1t
is feared that these may not prove adequate.
At meeting of the operatives at Old Hall
last night it was resolved to strike against the
five per cent. reduction.
st. Petersburg, May lit is believed
that Count Scouvalof has succeeded in con-
vincing the Emperor that it is to Russia S in
terest to concede to Europe the most of the
demands formulated by England. The assem-
bling Of the European Congress appears con-
sequently assured, despite the difficulties
which have arisen at Constantinople concern
inc the surrender of the fortresses.
James O'Ncil has signed an agreement
with Manager Mcguire to play IN Virginia
City for one year. F. F, Mackay is making
negotiations looking to the same sort of an
arrangement.
The Piutc election takes place nextIMo
day. Now they are saying that old Naches
is whisky drinking fraud, and was made to
resign the craftsmanship.
The Boston public garden is adorned by
40 1000 tulips. imported at cost Of $500, and
the investment is considered good one.
London, May 17-Earl Russell died this
,n0rnjpu
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-18

James O'Ncil has signed an agreement
with Manager Mcguire to play in Virginia
City for one Year, F. F, Aiackay is making
negotiations looking to the same sort of an
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-18

Little Billy kemher
Boating in a gale;
Placer County member
Managing the sail;
Placer County member
Didn t look alive
2nd Of September,
1917
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-18

A lady who assumes to know how boys
should be trained, says; ooh, mothers, find
,ut the soft, tender, genial side OF your boy
nature Mothers often do-wit'I al old Shoe.
How terrible it must be to the man who
has been given to profanity, when he con-
,ludes there is no hell and SO much cluqucnce
l,.,, ,,.,-+o1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-18

Panama, May 17.-Adviccs from Gnate-
m;rla state that efforts are being made to ell
courage immigration and various grants, etc.
have recently been made to parties who have
arrived, some from California and others
from Italy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-18

Russian officers lost so heavily in the gam
bling saloons of Constantinople that the
Grand Duke Nicholas complained to the Sui
tan, and the saloons were closed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-11

ed and cultivated BY the mode Of dispos.
ing Of the dead bodies Of the two classes
which are oftenest at enmity with each
other. This mode should, II possible, be
such a. TO avoid exciting such resentment.
We have previously shown that the pres
ent mode Of sepulture produces and cnl-
tiyates this evil tendency. Cremation
treats the body Of . prince as Il does that
oi the peasant; the body OF the king as
that Of the commoner; the patrician "a the
plsbeiau; the President Of the o. s. as the
obscurest citizen. 10 the history of re-
publics ho.tilities and jsAiousies between
Glasses have been fertile sources OF re-
bellion and destructive mobs, and in many
cases the entire destruction Of govern
mental organization. When least ex-
pected popular outbreaks occur in the
midst Of apparently peaceful times, TO
the astonishment Of the government, a.
last summer, when, upon the proyocation
Of labor strike, bloodshed and pillage
prevailed 10 such sn extent that the ciyil
authorities were unable 10 do the work Of
suppression, and the strong arm Of the
military was called forth. The part OF
wisdom is prevention instead Of cure.
The result Of cremation proves the
original doctrine accepted BY all men,
that the material Of the body il the same,
whether ii be Of the rich or Of the poor,
thus illustrating the great truth Of the
equality Of man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-11
The Coming Orange Parade-In'
tense Excitement nj Quebec
The Irish Drilling Nightly.

QuEprc, July l0-Three hundred
young Irishmen are drilling nightly for
the purpose Of going to Montreal on
Thursday. A battery leaves this evening
for Montreal. There Il intense excite
ment here.
PREPARIss FOR TIE 18th.
All Of the city corps ordered to be IN.
der arms at seven and half o'lcock A. N.
Friday. Canvass was put up on Lacrosse
grounds this afternoon. The guards At
all the armories were doubled tonight
until the ARRIVAL Of Lieut.. Gen.
.smyth. The disposition Of the
troops not to be known. The Chief Of
Police proposes 10 employ the whole
force on the 18th in keeping the streets
clear Of crowds and dupersing gatherings
whenever they are found. The hoe
pital authorities have made ample pro.
visions for treating any patients that
may be brought there on the 18th.
A ward has been specially set apart for
this purpose. The police have received
information that large number Of thieves
and rogues Of ever description, are In
the city awaiting their opportunity.
Many Of the large manufacturers have
posted up notices 10 their establishments
notifying their employees that II they are
absent on Friday without cause they will
be instantly dismissed.
The Clerk Of the Peace to-day swore IN
ninety men employed at the Grand Trunk
Railroad station and works as special
constables. .
The police magistrates have received
numerous applications from employees Of
large firms TO be sworn 10 IS special con.
stables for the protection OF their en-
ployers' property.
Large numbers Of people applied 10.
day 70 the police magistrates under the
Blake act 10 obtain license 10 carry arms.
The Mayor has Issued proclamation
thAtwill appear in tSe morning, protesting
against a large body OF military being
brought In from the outside at great ex'
pense to the city, and advising all peseea:
Die people 70 stay at home on the 18th and
not interfere with the procession.
QuIBIc, July lob Battery, under
command Of Col. Strange, left this even
ing By boat for Montreal. They were
hissed on embarking and slight rush
vas made on them BY the crowd at the
boat, when they were ordered 10 load
with ball cartridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-11
Chicago.

CHICAGO, July l0.-Flour-Firmer but
not quotAbly higher spring extras 81 25G
90, western extras 81 25A5 25, AinneSotA
extras 81 5oa5 90, patents IS 0oas 50, super.
fnes 8 25AS rs, winter extras IS 0oa6 90.
wheat-strong, higher, active and unset
lied; No. 2 Chicago spring e6c cash, e5s<a
s5He July, sSItaSSEc August, Sic septem.
ber, sales August At s2lfasIc, No. 5 At SIC,
rejected 1t CSC. Corn-Fairly active And
shade higher; sec eash and September,
SsHc July, 3she August. 0ats-Fir0er
but not quotably higher; 24Xe cash, 245fe
July, 22ke August, 22a22lGc September,
rejected 2Oc. Bye-Fairly active aud .
shaie higher at 4sIle. Barley-strouger
at 4ske. Pork-Steady and In fair de.
mAnd; 50 25as 80 cash, 8 9S71iGs9 10 August,
50 60as sax September. Lard-Steady
and in fair demand at IS s5a6 SIX cash,
$6 e0a6 92jf August 81 90 September.
Bulk AeatS-Quiet and unchanged Whis-
ky-NominAlly unchanged.
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Cincinnati Horse aud Mule mar.
RRl.

The demand for the past week h.I been
unusually good for the time Of year, and
the only drA sback to brisk business has
been the msagre supply Of stock. Tho
new week opens with buyers on hand from
the East and south, besides several mail
orders in hand, and desirable stock will
meet ready sales.
HoRsEs-There was q number Of buyers
from the East and South, besides orderl BY
mail and the usual demand from local buy.
ers, 50 that the supply did not meet the
wants OF the market, yet there was no
change In the range Of prices. Sales Of
good, sound chunks at $65GsS, streeterI at
S76a90, and drivers from 500 to Sl75,
mostly at $125al5o for smooth, fAirstyled
animals.
MUIEs-The demand and offerings were
both light, and the market has little or no
animation, but Aged mules are Ealable At
S90al00 for sound, well built animals mesa-
uring Is and l6 hands high.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-11

The Potter Committee could not raise
= quorum yesterday morning Of the
Washington Branch and 30 adjourned
till afternoon. Benjamin was not there:
In the afternoon they again adjourned
until tomorrow.
Secretary Sherman spent several hours
in consultation with the sub-Treasury
officers at New York yesterday.
A Chinaman who made application to
Judge Choate, Of the United States Dis.
trict Court Of New York, to become a
citizen was denied such privilege.
Gray, the noted forger, arrived from
Liverpool yesterday in the steamer Ne
vada.
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New YORK.

NEW YORK, July lo.-Flour-Firmer;
superfne, western and State s. 4oaS IS,
common 10 good S e0ai 80, good to choice
a S5a5 75, white wheat extra IS s0a6 80,
extra Ohio S e5A5 rs, 81. Louis S e5A7 90,
Minnesota patent process So 0oa7 rs. Wheat
Active and q shade higher; ungraded
spring Sc, No.2 spring 81 oSai o., No. 1
DO at 81 o6al %, winter red western No. 2,
81 IS, No. /, 81 Is, ungraded white 75c,
No. / do 81 q, extra do 81 %. Rye-Quiet
and firm; western at 5sA6lc. Barley and
Malt-Eominally unchanged. Corn-Ac.
tive and shade higher, ungraded 40a4Sc,
No. 5 at 4Se, steamer 46aI7Itc, No. 2 81
471<AisIc. No. 2 white Sec. Oats-Quiet
and steady; No. 2, SEE, do white S4KA
Sis<c, No. do S2G34e, white Sse, western
mixed at S0aS3Iic, white western SSa3sc.
hay and Hops Unchanged. Coffee
QUIET and frm; Rio Ice. sugar-Quiet
and unchanged. MolAsses-Dull; N. o.
25a4sc. Rice-ouiet. Whisky 81 OK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-11

v va '''snSl' friend Dr. LsMoyne, Of
NhAias'Onr has ilTorsd US with a copy
Ssa pamphlet Argument recently issued
= hTo' Of Cremation IA lSAin., the Ia.
,'aia'A OF burial Of bodies. Itisw writ.
9 viii all bis Characteristic vigor. As.
Aa' PfsPdbly dinued the oe.open.
=, H'''i Po''r Of expression. Richard i,
Ia',i' Ros ever. We are bound to
y GS be makes ont a pretty strong
: su' oSl 's'sf'bslss, not strong enough
rFSe''' ..P'sa ''y dseidedimpre..iOu on the
JS TH "a ,''0' oi his pei projtct-the pet
,,.. - va ls'-the hobby, if We may so
II's' II AHhu been born to him Ou,
- ' % ats tie place Of bis fret born
s'.sH AbolitiOpi,n.
he Doctor. P,upbI.t,oovsr. . .D.e.
Gs. P'ss' And Is divided otfinto
I-a''' Arguments, There i. 6rs, the
s.a''' Of the Natural law; second, The
.s.ai' ~ Afsuu.nri third, the EeopO.
"a A'E0a,nr fourth, the Religion,
,,tses .ss't s',b, the Social Argument;
a99bGlh lhA p,l;,;t
a.. s'at' a' The a.liEou, Argansn. he
n, Ia,. 's' s''s Of Abraham Offering up
sS, s.S % d. Altar, Al &c. .b., VA, moral. l.
~ ~ Nlsi0u'ly Contaminated, and .ha,
s,'.i ,ap'i'd 70 Abraham a. . cOn.un.
6a.,s ne 'st so' did it no. occur 10 ID.
tS..sa 49, 'aI' The Almighty did not pe.mi,
s,,., t.'loa ,-a to take place, and tha, he
rsS 5I nS 's''adst that it should take place,
l.,,' .4 s' I'd a Of hi, career Isaac did no,
,,Br,,. y q directions to bis heir. to con-
IS,,S,s ,. S' ls' begun BY hi. father.
a.. .Aq - n 0''Esi ground from The chill
l,s,siia. a a'l wherein to bury hi. dead
N 3D., ~. he sFenAie thenI) Joseph
M sIv vSu'o' 70 have hi, bone. taken M
posl,. 1s'pt tSi to Be buried among hi. own
-, ~, We! didn't be o,d., tb.n .,s-
s,dS,, d. a'tOs' rot 'sen to have fan,
ns..,'t0 ~ 'o't Of l1nihil,tiOu.
!...,, ". S's'' i'Vaasa. of the Doctor Ar,
pcsi,b'..,s s s,' 'S,o hi. religion. .trunsas mt
Hahb 80 IAe Arguments Of Economy
\, n IN, 'os''l !. aad Political Arguments.
u ', y, oa.'l = quite original and interesting,
n.,a 9'''' iron ii u lollov.: d
S'a a''ality Of men Is provok,
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CINCINNATI, July 10.-Cotton-Quiet
and steady at 11Tc. Flour-Neminally
unchanged. Wheat-Actiye, firm and
higher; new at75s921c. Corn-Quiet and
steady at 40a42c. oAts-Quiet and steady
at 27a2ee. Rye-Firm at 55a56e cash, new
No. 2, SOC seller August. Barley-Steady
and unchanged. Pork-Dull and nominal
at 50 76al0 90. LArd--Steady and firm.
Bulk MeAts-Suong: shoulders SC, short
nib IS 90 cash, S 70a5 rs buyer July, short
clear IS SIX. Baeon-Firmer At IS 75A
25s6 50. Whisky-stesdy and in good
demand at 81 o5. Butter-Steady and In
iair demand for choice qualities; Western
Reserve llA12c, choice Central Ohio sA9c,
fancy creamery zoe. Linseed oil-steady
at 6la5Sc.
RoGs-Demand fair and prices higher;
common s. 4Os3 90, light $ s5a4 20, pack.
ing a 1oa4 IS, butchers 81 S5a45
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RATIRoAp BoNp-GenerallY strong.

sTAfE BOSDS-Uull.
The earnings Of the Michigan and St
Paul increased $4,000 the frst week
in July. The Chicago, Darlington d
Quincy Railroad Company's gross earn.
ings for the frst Eve months show an in
crease over last year OF Sl06,000 and the
net earnings, after dedueting all expenses,
s., 402, 900, showing an increase over 1877
Of SSH, 1000.
Secretary Sherman was interviewed to.
day and said with gold at Of l per cent
resumption Is practically accomplished. !
do not think . governmental order for re.
sumption will be necessary next year, a ]
believe before the day fred resumption
viii have been brought about by natural
causes.
srocEs-The market was buoyAnt Aud
higher, and in the fnAl dealings the best
prices Of the day were made. In few
caves the figures attained were the highest
Of the year. The advance was stimulated
by favorable reports from the Slratoga
railroad meeting, increased earnings Of
the Granger roads and considerable pur-
chases Of dividend on paying stocks. The
most prominent features Of the mIrket
were Northwestern preferred, Lake shore,
Chicago, Burlington d Quincy. Michigan
Central, Western Union and New jersey
Central.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
Of which $500 were Erie, $1,000 Lake
Shore, 5000 Northwestern common, $500
preferred, 200 Rock island, 1000 st. Paul
common, 1000 preferred, q 900 LAckawan-
M, 5000 EeW Jersey entrAl, 1000 DelA-
ware 4 Hudson Canal, 5000 Michigan Cen.
trAI, 5000 Western Union Gnd 1000 Chi
caEo, Buriiugton 4 Quincy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-11
Going 10 Pixies Peak TO See the
Eclipse.

CHICAGO, July lo.-PrOi. Langley, 0!
the Allegheny Observatory, accompanied
by several scientists, was in the city to-
day, and leaves in the morning for Pike'i
Peak, for the purpose Of making obser-
vations Of the eclipse Of the sun that
occurs on the 2elh oi July. Pixies Peak
and Denver are on the path Of its total
ity. he arranged with the Western
Union Telegraph Company for telegraph
ic service and connections with the OBJ
serYAtorY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-11

EAST LIBERTY, July l0.-CATTLE-Re'
eeipts today l5S head Of through and SIC
head otloeGl stock. Total for two days Is7
head Of through and l,?75 head Of local.
Supply liberal and about equal to the de.
msnd; nearly all sold. Fair 81 75a5 90,
common to fair 81 o0a4 25.
HoGs-Reeeipts to-day 1,7o5 head. To
tai for two days S,575 head Workers a d
a 20; Philadelphias 81 40a4 90.
sHKKP-Recelpts to-day 3. 400 head. To.
tai for two days 5000. Selling at $ S5I
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PHLApELPHIA, July lO.-Fiour-ouiet;
superine g 5OaS %, extra s30oa4 90, Min.
nesota family $i0oA5 so. high grades 50 OF
AZ 90. Wheat-Strong; red 97casl o., am.
Der 81 o5al 0s, white 81 Is. CONFIRM
yellow 4sc, mixed 47c. oSts-Steadyi
white western 2sLSlc. Rye-54A56c. Pro
yisious-Quiet and steady. Pork-$ SO 25a
1880. Beei-India mess 81 90; smoked
1lal2]fc, picked sj<sl0c, green SAGE,
Lard-Butchers 6ata7e; city kettle 7Iia
Ike. Butter-Easier; western at 10al2e.
Eggs-Dull; western 9al0c. Cheese
Weak; western choice 6Ha7c. Petroleum
-ste,dy; refined l0kc, crude skas1ic.
Whisky-Steady; western 81 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-11
SPORTING NEWS.
Columbus Races.

COLUMBUS, O., June 10.-All the 6rst
days races Of the Columbus Driving
Park Association, postponed from yes.
terday, were trotted this afternoon.
The 2:40 elsss was won by Katie in
three straight heats. Time 2:S3, 2;3i,
2:$S. Hill second and Green third.
In the 2:23 class, purse $500, were
Ethel, Silversides, Loaier, Sheridan, Lew
Scott and Calmer. Scott won in the eI-
citing races Of six heats, after Ethel, sil-
versides and Sheridan had eaeh won =
heat. Time, 2:2Si, 2:22, 2:22., 2:24!,
2:243, 2:26. Sheridan second, silyersides
third, Ethel fourth.
The races continue Thursday, Friday
and SatnrdAY.
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Violations OF the Civil Service
Order.

WAsHrxoToS, Junel0.-Chas. ]. Dilly
and o. F. Bump, Of Baltimore, to-day
made formal charges TO the President
against Collector Thomas, Of Baltimore
the principal complaints being that be
disregards the President's civil service
order and is sctiyely participating in
politics: also that he pays more atten.
lion to obligipg his friends In matters ot
appointment than he does TO Govern.
ment interests. The charges will be re-
ierred to the Treasury Department.
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wAsHIxoToS, July 1o.-Malcolm A.
McNeir Was to-day arrested In this city,
charged, on the oath Of Joseph Burroughs,
Of the Postof6ee Department, with re-
iusipg to carry United States mails from
Ashford TO Fort Kent, Maine, after hav,
ing been awarded the contract. This case
l. the tirst under The late act Of Congress,
! be object Of which was 70 break up
,traW bidders,
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Desperate Fight With Burglars,
who Attack Their CaptOrs.

CHATHAM VILLAGE, n. Y, July TO-
Two Of the Troy burglars were captur-
ed to-day near North Adams, MGss.
Officer Thos. Quinn and citizen, E. j.
Cary, started for Albany with them.
When approaching the State line one Of
the prisoners asked leave to take of his
coat; when freed he drew 3 revolver aud
eommeoced firing. Four chambers were
discharged. Q1iun received two balls,
one in the hand and one in the lower part
Of the Abomen. The prisoners were anal.
ly bound BY those in charge, after des-
perate struggle. They had Just previous
u offered Sl00 and gold watch for their
release. Quinn was taken of At this
station. The phyiciAn thinks his life
can be saved.
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any assistance for checking the Russians
in Asia had the right TO act alone.
ST.. PETERSBURG, July 10.-The Jouraa!
da s. Pet9sb1rs says: It is TO be hoped
that the convention will not come In col
liSion with the peaceful work proceeding
At Berlin. Lord Beaeonsfeld simply &C
quired Cyprus 80 as not TO return from
the Congress empty handed.
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Plead Guilty and Senteneed-A
Strange Case,

81. LOUIS, July 10.-Henry ]. Rede-
meier, who shot and killed Herman VasE
while at work on the new building corner
Bremen and Kossath avenues on June
l9.h, was arraigned before the Criminal
Cout yesterday afternoon, and TO the great
surprise Of the court and lawyers present
plead guilty, and was sentenced BY Judge
Jones 10 be hanged the 2Sd Of August
Redemeier's attorney was not present,
and 1t seems from an interview with the
prisoner after his return to Jail that he
aid no. know what he was doing when he
plead guilty. It Il regarded As strange
case, and Is said nothing can save the man
now except intervention BY the Governor.
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The Canucks Have a Fraud 10
Investigate.

MONTREAL, July 1o.-It has been dis
covered that fraud 70 large extent has
been psrpetrated on the city, IN charging
a double amount for the stone work on
the new reservoir lately completed here.
II L claimed that there was 4 collusion
between the party doing the work and
the city officials who made the measure.
ments, One Of the latter has left for the
United States. It is indmAted that the
excess Of payment by the city is about