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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-30
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-30

II. J. TURNBULL,
1867 23l Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-30

DIR. I1imbrO's Office,
Corner Of Beal and Second sts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-08
IIDESE.

Immediately after the resCing Of the
,0lrDsI tho House resumed consideration
gi the D strict Of Columbia government
5..., Mr. sampson in the char.
The bi.. having been gone through by
IeyJOu., the main question was ordered
% the pl,s,-e If th5 bill. 1t was passed
s!holt Inc a. and nays.
Mr.. Wood then moved to go into
Committee OF the Whole on the tariff
G.l
Gas stoudirE vote the Speaker an
solHced the result to be 20 TO 50; then
vote oy te.lers resulted 81 to 81 and,
t's.y on vote by yeas and nays, the
motion was agreed to yeas, 1885, nays,
iys.
There Nss good deal Of excitement
over the vote. and whom the roll Was dn-
iael there was small msjorily sgAnst
NE motion, but absent Democrats were
l-n'ed up sud brought in to vote, and at
eat five OF them, Messr,. Resgon,
b5lcEr Patterson, Cole and Caldwell OF
tennessee, were induced to change from
10. 70 aye In this manner bare ma
.l'I'y was obtained for the motion.
A'soon as the result of the vote WAS
@aolnCet, motion to adjourn WAS made
.' NJ Conger, and was deiested-yess
81 lsysl7S.
The House then went into Committee
q. 'le Whole, Mr.. Sayler IN the chair,
% Tue tariff oIIl, and Mr.. Banks spoke in
TP.nton thereto.
!ihe conclusion Of Mr.. Banks re-
~A,@ the Committee rose.
H. Singleton made the Conference
.o-ni',ee report on the bill to advertise
-,' .e."Dg' Agreed 10.
Ssls!e oI.i for the distribution and sale
-'le new edition Of the Revised Statutes
.nAaea from the Speakers table and
l1h Butler introduced bin to provide
" .a''i commission. Referred.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-08
Tho Common InrInY.

In order % make hoadway against the
common enemy, Disease, II II necessary
10 oppose him with persistence. % very
frequently happens that a remedy per-
fectly adequate ~ the necessities Of tire
ca7c, II pcrItsted fr, Is cOndeID ned and
thrown aside because a few doses Of IL do
not cure a malady. How unreasonable
and unjust would such Judgment be re-
gaTding HOstetter's stomach Bltters, one
ol the most popular and highly sanction
ed medicines Of the day, potent INV gOr-
ant and an Invariably successful remedy
for constipation, dyspepsia, liver CONF
plant, iciplent rheumatism and gOut, in
actl !ty AMI weakness o! the kidneys ana
bladder and tor the innrmltlcs incident
90 the dscIlre OF life. No fact IL better
established than the above, yet In order
10 experience ! truth those afflicted with
obstinate forms oi disease should give this
benignaUt curative patient trial. T.
they DO, they may rely upon decisive cur
alive results.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-08
FIGHT FOR A TxEaSURYSHIP.


CHEYENNE, Wy May The Law
renee county treasurer, George L. Brig
hsm, having failed to furnish the neces-
ssry bonds, the Board Of County Com
missioners today declared tne Office Of
treasurer vacant. but Brigham refused tc
surrender possession OF the Office and
books, or TO divulge the binstiCu Of he
safe. Sheriff Manning was ordered 70 take
fyrcioIe possession of the Office, and pre-
c-e1Ing to the office demanded simis-
siy1, but IVES refused, whereupOn, lie
broke the door in aud gained 81 entrance,
ard l. now in Joint possession with Brig
ham, who refuses to lesve MS position be
hind the desk
DEADwooD, May At II o'clock
tonight, EE-County Treasurer Brigham,
taking advantage OF the mOmentsry sb-
scLce Of Sheriff Manning, opened the
heavy Office safe snd attempted re-
m0val of the books, bat just before MS
otisc; was attained, the Sheriff came in;
taxing the situation in at a glance, rushed
forward and thrust bic knee into the IL
.erior Of the safe. Brigham slammed
heavy door against the sherif's head
and St the same time struck him in the
face. MsnnIng drew revolver and
placed it within a foot OF Brighsm's
mead, srd pulled the trigger. The esp
snapped, bat It failed TO explode. The
deputy sherifs inter.ered and arrested
aud jailed Brigham. The Sheriff is now
in possession OF the safe and all Of the
books.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-08
BEI.LAIRE LOCALS.

The Methodist Of Gravel Hill have 8
prayer meeting at Mr.. Testers this even.
ing.
The Young Mems Association cc the
Nj. f. Church, have an important buai'
ness meeting this evening.
Mr.. VIII Mooney, Of Woodsdeid, was
in the city, Yesterday,
Peter Hall, u boy about Is years of age
who is employed in HeatheTingt tons coal
works, was caught bet ween car ana one
Of the wooden pillars that support the
root of the mine, on Saturday, and was
badly disabled by injuries about the Ions.
The soap artist was about town beauti.
flying some o, the windows Of our busi-
ness houses, yesterday.
Some of our citizens blacEed their
faces on smoked glass Monday lookiug g
f,r he transit Cf Mercury. The last
seen OF the MtciiigeHcsr reporter he was
hsrging on locust post with jewelers.
eyeglgss and piece Of smoked glass,
looking skywsrd.
Last week, while butchering, Jack
Pumphrey bruised his hand slightly. lie
did not pay any particular attention to it
at the time; but wishes he had now, for
it has begun TO swell and will probably
give him serious trouble.
The Third aad Fourth Ward Union
School building is being fitted up with
new lightning rods.
Monday night Captain Ault sent out
squads and arrested members Of the Light
Guards who iailed to attend drill.
1t seems that our informant was mis-
taken in saying that the jewolry store Of
MIR Bundy WAS robbed the other night,
1t being instead the residence Ct his
father, Prof. Bundy, that was burglar
lied.
Futhey's milk wagon, or rather the
team hitched to it, ran oil yesterday, and
for awhile milk was plenty.
Col. Baron, Lieut.. Little, Corporal
Bowser and Lieut.. Grafton attended u
military meeting at Barnosvilie on Mon
day evening. On the way out, all but
Grafton stopped at Burr's Milis, and got
up aD lmpromptu shooting match
with some old veterans from the country
about there. Lieut. Little took charge Of
the affair, and being afraid Lis men
would be besten, he loaded the guns
for the countrymen with blank
cartridges. The poor fellows sho. away
and net one OF them made score, and
finally they gave it up in disgust. Col.
Baron shot but once, and then sent Cor
poral Bowser to see If he scored any
thing. Bowser poked hole in the
bulls-eye with stick, and then called
the crowd TO come and see what good
sho. the Colonel had made. Their i'd
miratIOn knew no bounds.
There must be some mistake in the
item in Yesterdays Mteiligsncsr about
the accident to Mr.. Henry Csrdweli's
little boy At least We would infer that
there was from the fact iha, Mr.. Henry
Caldwell has no little boy.
Mr. Bert Tsrbott was unfortunate
enough 10 shoot himself in the hand yes
terday while playing with pistol. The
ball entered his lett hani by the base OF
the ring finger, and pierced as far as the
ball of his thumb. Dr.. King dressed the
wound.
Quite q number of Bellsir9 folks took
in the performance at the Wheeling
Opera House last evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-08
Base Bail.

LYNN, May In the international
championship game to-day the score
stood, Crickets =; Live OAKS 4.
Another game OF fifteen innings vas
played between the above named clubs
which resulted SIS follows: Liye Oaks J.
Cricket. O.
INDIANAPOLIS, May milwaukee
2; Indianapolis .. Ten innings were
plsyed. The game was closed cn &C
count Of darkness
SPRINGFIELD, MAsr, Msy Buffalo,
H. Springfield, l.
SYRACUSE, May 7-Internstioasl-
Stars, 4; Tecumsehs. 2.
LOWELL Msy 7.-Lowells, 5: Ale
ghenY, !.
ClSCISEATI, Nay :. 7.-.Cincinna.i, 4;
Chicago, 3.
CLEVELAND, May I-Gsme called on
the 5.h inning on account Of rain. Eries
>; Forest City !.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-08
A CAL for Fish,
iitor Wheeling Register

Editor Wheeling Register.
The lovers OF piscstOrial sports here
sbouts have been very much interested
IN the culture Of fish, and are puzzled to
know why our worthy fish comml'sloRsr
has never so much as permitted the light
of his countcuaoce to beam upon US who
live slong the banks Of the rSmPlng
Tygsrts Valley.
We do not speak in q boas.lng spirit
when We SAY we have one OF the very
best adapted s.resms of ws.er in America
for the propagation Of certain species OF
fish.
We rasd every now and then OF the
commissioners operations in other parts
OF our State, and is 1t any wonder that
we should expect at his hands some at
tentlon.
Come friend White, bring Us q few
thousands ofthese little fishes that grow
into large, fine sized salmon, bass, NI., and
we will cay you are good fellow.
What say our folks on the Mononga-
hela on this subject? Lets hesr from
Fairmont aud Morga0town.
L. Msllonec L. K. Cotran,
John f. Clayton, Thos. +. Davis,
Geo w. Curtin, Thos. d. Howard,
John ". Mason, F. Nj. Durbin,
A. j. Nuzum,
Grafton, ". Ia, Mag 7th, 1873
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-08
TIE CIIBRIA.
Her Officers Nay

ELLSWORTH, ME. May In q cover
sation with Captain Badenhausen, OF the
CInbrig. and the Russian officers, they
we're asked if they did not think they
were in peril in case war was suddenly
declared, IS British cruisers would be
on their track. Captain Badenhsuscn
insisted that he could not be troubled, as
he VS. German Commsnder e a Ger
man ship, under tho German flag. Point
ing to the ensign, he said the deck Of the
ship was German territory, which Great
Britain would not attempt to desecrate
He was carrying passengers, which
was a lawful occupation for neu!rsls.
The passenger list was in due form, and
the men he was carrying were passen.
rers in lrgrl sense, the stores were the
property oI the Russisn Government.
The Russian officers entertained the
same view, and said they were outside Of
tberule of International law ths. made
q neutral snip CsrryiGg an enemy's
forces iiablo to Conh-Cation. 1t must be
remembered ths, re tler the Russian Of
& .e-s nor the officers OF the ship, haYe
ever admitted ,Es' the passengers were
any part o. tho Russian LGvy That Is
the observation and inference ct the cor
respondent. There can b. 10 doubt OF IL
however, !, Is oviccrt taat they intend
/. every way &C. maintain the theory {
peaceful ps--cr-ors on peaceful snip.
The psssrr- E-tpgts them down not ss
mariners. bat Is tra-esmen. They mean
to clea- from this port in the same man
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-08
wELLSBURG LOCALS.

Victor Rosenburg, of Wheeling, was
on our streets yesterday.
A choice lot Of cattle we're shipped on
the T., W. & Ky. tor Pittsburgh, by G
w. McCord, yesterday. .
The railroad compaLy to-day placed
"warning" and "cautiOn" sign-0osrds,
at every street and alley through town,
along the line of the road.
Mrs. Z. 5. Woolcott, sister of the late
Hon. Z. NJ. Stanton, is visiting the tami-
" OF Col. Ii. Nj. CrothGrs.
The election for School Commission
ers on Monday, resulted IN the following
vote: &. b. Turner lO5, Jas. Heryey
SO Not one-helf of the full vote WAS
polled.
Two frame buildings are being erected
in the upper end OF town, dwelling on
the corner of Charles and Fleet streets,
by Mrs. Lston, sud storeroom at tho
corner of Charles aud Walnut streets, by
Benton Grimc'.
DR.. II. Il. Arnold, accompanied by his
mother sud Mrs Bor.e, Of New Pniladel-
phis, O., are stopping at the Hudson
House They vii, leave on the steamer
Hudson, on Saturday, TO attend the Gin
cinnati Musical Festival.
d. ID. Cowarden, O. the firm OF Cowsr-
den & Bracken, died a. his boarding
house, of Inflammation of the bowes. HIS
BODY was taken to Brownsville, Pa, for
interment. Wel.sburg Lodge, Nc. ?,
f. S 4. NJ. escorted the remains to the
G. & 2. depot
A meeting for the reorganization OF
the Wellsburg base ball club, wss held at
the Granite House Monday night. The
club will start out under very favor
able auspices. They have secured the
fair ground.
Mrs. Jennie Antill Of Smiths Perry,
Pa. is visiting her relatives here.
Anti-ConvIct labor petitions, have been
numerously signed hereaoouls. Our
workmen do not believe in convict labor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-08
Cincinnati Horse nnd Mule Marker,

CwcNNATI, May G.-The market
continues active, and prices arc well Gus.
tanned. Fine horses ofsr splendid bar
gains Tor speculation, Ne there il n rather
slow demsod for very high priced coach
horses Good drivers, saddle nsgs, draft
and street car stock sell well and quickly.
There arc even more buyers on the mar.
ket than there were last week, and all
stock sold that came m. From Fifth
street car load wss shipped 70 hassa-
chusetur, at SlO0@l5O; 2 do 70 Pennsyl-
vsnis, At $9O@l2j; do 10 Richmond, ut
SGOa96 and do 70 Philadelphis, At
$lOO@l2j. The general run Of the mar
ket WAS ~ follows: Driving horses, 500
Oils; draft horses, 100000; street car
horses, SsjCalOO Southern chunks, 5000
80. Mules, aged 70 yeArs, l5lGIG
hands, Sl21@BG lj@lj! hands, SjCG
@llOi l4@l5 hands. GO'G9O. Well
broken mules were in quick demand.
Young unbroken mules, no sale.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-08
sTEUBENvILLE LOCALS.

A couple of attorneys had an animated
war of words yesterday IN the court.
Plenty of hard words were used and no
bones broken.
A Panhandle track laborer was seri-
ously injured yesterday evening at Han
Ions station he was riding on a hand
car, which entered an open switch, and
running Of the end OF the track, upset,
throwing him out and cutting his head
in a very serious manner. He Was
brought to this city, and Df. MARS
dressed his injuries.
The City Council will meet tonight
for the first time in the new room,
which has been furnished handsomely.
It's reported tina. Mr.. James Hill has
disposed of his property to the railroad
company, and that the deed will be
drawn up tomorrow. This looks as if
we would have new depot sf.er all.
Mr.. Ed. G!endIuring left today for
California, where be intends establishing
a permanent residence.
4 number Of our citizens went up TO
East Liverpool to-day, to inspect the pot
terry business.
The jury IT. the case Of Sb.efendecker
vs.. the City of Sleubenville is It'll ou. at
this writing. 1t is suit FOR damages for
injuries received.
In the case Of Tarr vs.. Lowe, ct ais a
settlement was effected after the court
bad been occupied on it all day, the
plaintiff being allowed $500
Griffith, one Of the S.okely burglars,
appeared in open court to day and with
drew his former pless Of not guilty and
entered one Of guilty. Sentence was de-
ferred,
River : fee. 70 inches and falling.
The old soldiers Will mold another
mee.Irg s: the Mayors Office this even
ing At I! o'clock o comP.st, their ar
rangements Tor Decoration Day.
Mrs. D. Hammond has returned from
her visit to her brother, Senator Sharon,
Of CsIIiOrnIs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-08
ChIncse Immigrnrio

c.unhISGTos May The Senate
s.-nI.'ee en- Foreign Relations has de-
,s -'- 70 report and recommend the
~ 'Lt"on Of the concurrent, resolution,
~. 'ae ground thst the treaty provis-
s, "Alea allow Unrestricted Chinese
a. s'A'on might wisely by modified,
q sl'A'hs the attention 0; the President
e,. -s subject The concurrent resolu
S,.. VII. be reported IS substitute for
~. 80. Saisenls Joint resolution, which
.,,, ,'.s, E.,, mat TIE President open negotis.
Ca. VIII n The governments OF China and
o.. D''''an with view of restricting
-'~s'e Immigration.
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The bill having been read Il second
time. Mr Morrill, moved TO refer 1t TO
the Fia,nce Committee.
Pending discussion the morning hour
sIprsd, when Mr.. Sargent called for the
regular order, ard the consideration Of the
pesslon spproprist on sill WAS resumed.
Mr.. Sargent. in cnsrge OF the pension
bil said be- wss in error Yesterday in
stating that p 225 names hsd been add
81 to the pension roll this year. That
vss tie number estimated 10 be sdded
curing the whole year and lo 49l mad
BEEN sIlcd up to this tim".
The pending question icing on insert
irgssAsIrsItu,e Tor TIE sccund section
Of the bill tie amanCmen! adopted vas
..-d,y p-uvi.u. trsr, on tns lst daY of
January, 1879 tue term o, office ut all
ps.,i,u s.eaIs shal! expire, and tnerCa'-
.s' 1OuUraOly discharged, wounded or
disabled soldiers. or widows or daughters
o. such soldiers, shsll be appointed to
ssjd office, the Senate then, by n vote of
ysX l6, Iays IS, refused TO insert the
amendment above mentioned IS q sub.
sa.u.e for the second section Of the bill.
The bill was then reported to the
Ssuste and the smendments made in the
Committee Of the Whole conCurred in
ssd il was resd third time and passed
NJ. Allison called up the Indian ap-
p-opriation bill, and 8 lengthy discuss
lob eusued as to whether the Indians
we're prepared to 60 to Indian Territory
o: back TO Idsho and what the Interior
Department desired in regard to them,
&c
Peadics discussion the Senate went
into executive session.
When the doors were reopened the
Senate adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-08
LngIlsh Labor nrTrnnhIes-

u,,... u,,DoS' May Should the cotton
g!..,' C' H Preston hold firm to their res
Vii. VI closing their mills tC- lay this
as,cs,,.'le 'le darkest day since the com
9,,s,-L.su OF the str3k,. 1t will no
0Csoy, n > turnout but compulsory
Es,s ~. me fplnners can afford to
lave 6,I ~. LOT some time, but the wesvers
10 bs,!y small funds at their disposal
u VIII doubtless be much suffer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-08
sniriImnIisI Exposed.

KEoKUK, Msy 7.-Motte, toe spirit
roetarislizer OF Memphis, Nc.
70 whom Thousands have hockod
TO see, was exposed Monday by J. II.
patel of Monmouth, H. who
attended the scsnce. He squirted ami
line through q ring he had prepared
for the purpose, into the face OF one OF
the spirits which appeared st the apeF-
ture OF the cabinet, and the face at once
di,s ppeured. Lights were broughtin and
Motto was found with his face covered
with the aniline stains. The affair
crested great excitement IN Memphis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-08
REDISTRICTING OHIO.
caucus OF Democratic Members of
the assembly. :

COLUMBUS, May The Democratic
members Of the Assembly held caucus
tonight to consider the question Of re-
distric.irg the State for Congrcs,lona,
purposes. After three hours discH sion,
= resolution declaring i. the sense Vt the
caucus tha. the State shal. be redjs,I.c.oa
was defeated, under ruling from The
chairman thst although 80 v9t"'~c-@
.rrven for the resolution and bUt 9 10 rf-
position to l., that the resolution was i"st,
ipasmuch AS quorum 0: the Democratic
Senators bad not voted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-08
wheeling Stock Ynrdr
WHEELING, MAY Z

Live stock received at the Wheeling
Stock Yards during the last week:
Cattle-C7 head; sold, COWS and bulls
3H3ic; medium steers or hoiicrs $40 SC;
choice 4@Ilc; Western cattle sold at "a
Gisc; demand fair.
Hogs-G9 head dull ut 3G3Ic.
SheeP-ln good demand clipped sold
st 394c; wooled st 4@6tc
Lambs In fair demand at 4JIbc.
Calyes-Sell at 81 OO@S 90 per head.
Fresh Cows-Arriys's : head IN good
demand at S2j 00G5O 90 per head.
WIN BAYHA, SecrstGrv
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WanIIo Go Wet.

PHILADELPHIA, May Tie West
ern Emigration Society, colored, have
adoped a memorial to Congress asking
an appropriation to transport emil rants
West and furnish outfits OF farming
utensils, seeds, &c, fozthe first year or
two, when it is calculated they will tie
able to support themselves.
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CHARLESTON, VA.
Brewing Among Ghc Coal
Miners.

CHARLESTON, May 6.-Three hundred
men are said to be drilling il the mega
borhcod Of the mines above this cry.
About one hundred from the Biacksburg
and adjoining mines came to the Lovei.s
mines, to-day, to make the miners quit
work. A general strike is expected, and
serious difficulty is brewing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-08
CAPITAL GLEANINGS.
xrSTERDAY'S CONGRESSIONAL
PROCEEDiNGS.
nh. Tariff Bill I'm the House-Retire-
.ut of Legal Tenders I'm the
senate - chinese Immi-
graIiOn-i' nnTe OF
Oniee Act
WAsHINGToN, May 7.
AINAIE.

Mr. Dorsey, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported back the post
Iato Hss appropriation bill with slndry
.nsodments. Placed on the Calendar.
Hs also reported from the same com
-,;,,ss ,bs amendment submitted Tarus-
.ybs Mr. Msxey, from the Com m't:ee
-.P,.t tices and Postroads, granting y
.9b.idy for the Brszil steamer service
'sIbo1t recommendation. He said he
..no,ted it back tnat the Committee on
p5.,ofBces and Postroads may submit it
with the postotice appropriation bill
,.ba, the Senate should take up that bill.
Mr. Cockrell moved to take up the
u,p,s hill to forbid the further retirement
q legsl tender notes, whlch was read the
-, time Yesterday Al d ssid be moved
~ tsksIl up now thst it may be read
..,,rd time. The motion was sgreed to
,yote Of SO TO 25.
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Tenure Of Office Act

C5,,r.,'i r1.s,'aiINGToS, May The House
,.o1,, &c c1 On Judiciary to-day agreed to
'--'e Of Office set
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tinCinnatI.
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, May Dry Gcods-
For cotton goods the market continues
quiet. but the prices are nomins.ly ur-
changed Print moving slowly except
dress styles and low priced shIrtiugs,
which arc in fair request Staple ging-
hams continue in good demand, but
dress sty les are less active Mems wear
woolens arc sluggish Dress goods quiet
FOralgn gnOls m IghL demand.
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The Feuisns GcIIing Into Working
Order.

ST. ALBANs, VI May The Adrsr-
tser lears from reliable source that the
Fenian Brotherhood Ct this section, are
getting into working order in view OF the
possibility of war between England and
Russia.
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Oil CITY.

OIL CITY, May Market opened
ST. 81 4is bid; declined 10 81 39i, at
which price it closed. Shipments 5000
barrels; average 27,OOO barrels trans.
sctiona 3S5 900 barrels.
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ReafherIndIeaiIons.

WAsHINGToE, May 8, l A. M.-FOr
the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys warm
er south westerly winds, falling barOme-
ter, increasing cloudiness and light rains.