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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-17
BELLAIRE LOCALS.

Mr.. John Hahn is building on Noble
street, Gravel Hill.
Mr.. J. b. Darrah was reelected Presi-
dent OF the Board of Education on Mon-
day evening. This and his almost unan-
imous reelection to the Board by the peo.
pie are deserved expressions OF conf
dence and regard reposed 10 him by his
constituents and fellow members. Mr.. D..
s. Crafty, although not member OF the
new Board, was also reelected clerk
We are glad, aud are confident thst the
feeling Is shared by the public, that there
was found provision OF law that would
allow Mr.. Crsttys retention in POSI-
ton which he has so long and so honor
ably filled, and which few could I'LL SO
ably.
MIR. r. NJ. McGaw left yesterday for q
business trip to Philadelphia.
&. d. practiced the skirmish drill on
on the Public Square Monday evening
in full force.
The farmers west Of town along the
Central road, have organized police or
vigilance committee, to protect their
property from the inrosds Of thievlnE
roughs, and csrousing crowds who break
the Sabbath, and commit depredatlcns Ut
all times. II they are not careful, some
of the aforesaid roughs will be the SUB
iect of an item some day which they
cannot read, owing to the tact that news.
papers don't circulate where they will
find themselves.
All of the milk dealers who supply our
citizens. have reduced the price from
eight to six cents quart.
The female mins.rels at Zilsh's hall,
last evening touched responsive chord
in the aesthetic hearts of BellsIresns that
Philip Phillips, or Scuyler Colfs1 or
Cady Stanton didn't Affect, and which
they couldn't resCn with fishing rod
But wait till the circus comes.
The "Parisian Blondes put up at the
American House.
The store OF Litten & Workmsn, on
Gravel Hill, WAS robbed of about 500
Monday evening, while the proPrietors
were at supper.
On Mondsy night a gentleman who
had come from Fairmont on the l | o'clo, (
tram was going 10 the house OF a fri"nd
in South BeliaIre, when be WAS attacked
bv some person unknown snd knocked
down with billy. Tue ssssilant seized
his valise and started to run up street,
but was overtaken by the gentleman,
when he dropped the valiGe and fed.
Mayor Csssel will present his nomiEa.
tiors for police officers to council mex,
Tuesday night, owing to the change Of
the ordinance regulating the police force,
which hss not Yet gone into effect.
The Ladies Temperance League have
another nechtie festival under considera.
tion.
A well known young gentleman ard s
well known young lady sre to lead esch
other to the altar Thursday evening.
The Pres byterisn Mite Society OF
Gravel Hill are going TO have "psHto-
mime festIvsl," whatever that l.. in May.
The IrdsDevGeat offica has been hand.
somely rsh:ted.
The Andes took heavy load of Bel.
lslre freight with her, yesterday.
Rev. Rodgers and Mr.. Dan bsr had 6
good audience at the NJ. E. Church, las.
evening
Jake Kemple presented s bill for 81
for bis labor In the temperance cause IN
BelIsire.
Mr. John Motter, the artistic painter
snd paper hanger, has pu. up another
, beautiful sisn tor John Watt, on Union
street. See Motter before getting work
done.
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The Emma aIne SuIt.

DEADwooD, April lS.-The jury in
the great Emma Nine sult for q portion
Of the Home 40. 2 Mine, after remain
ing locked up for eighteen hours asked
70 be discharged, ~ it was impossibS -
agree on verdict. They stO,,d eleven
for defendant and one Tor plaintiff. Jury
maH zimmerman, whoss decision was for
p sintif, made 4 statement 10 open court
that parties in the interest Of the defend
ent offered him 5000 bnbe for bis
vote
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Seunrlonnn Cnneo1orshIn.

WASHINGTON, April lG.-Wm. b.
Hunt, OF New Orleans, in reply TO te,e-
gram by the President, says he viii con-
sent to the use OF his name as 3 nominee
for the coilectorship of that city. The
Senators from Loulsisns will not sus-
tain him for the position, but will offer
no objection to his confirmation as Judge
OF the Court OF CLAIMS in place of Judge
Peck. The President has promised 10
settle the question OF coIlectorshlp
within a very few days. The custom
house is now in charge Of special agent,
who is not under such bond as would
secare the government from possible
loss.
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International Sunday school Con-
yeuIion.

New YORK, April 16.-An Atlanta
dispatch says that the city is rapidly I'LL
ing up with delegates to the luLerna:lon-
al Sunday School Convention, which
meets Wednesday. The list OF delegates
shows that thirty-:hree States snd ten
territories and the Cansdas, will certainly
be represented. Several Europesndelega
tions were appointed. The Canadian
delegation numbers forty two. The
Convention will have shout five hundred
and fifty delegates, about half OF whom
have already arrived.
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Precautionary Measure OfFaI River
Corporations.

FALL RIVER, April l6.-At $ meeting
OF the Presidents and Cashiers Of the vs-
rious banks the following resolution was
sdopted:
RssoIre9. That We respectfully request
the corporations of this city TO designate
some person to counteTsigu al pr1misso-
r. notes issued by said corporations, and
that u record of the ssme be Kept by the
person countersigning SAID notes.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, April lG.-COtton-Dull
At lO610.ll-l6c. Flour-Quiet and un-
changed receipts 1900 barrels. Rye
Flour-SGeadY st SO 25C94 90. Corn
Meal-Steaiy and unchanged. Wheat
Receipts 1900 bushesi No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 24t; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 25i
No. 9 red winter 81 35gl IS; extra
white 81 43; No. 2 Northwestern seller
April 81 255. Rye-Unchsnged. Barley
unchanged. Malt-Unchanged. Corn
In moderate demand; rece' pts 81, 900
bushels; steam mixed 5lt@blici high
mixed 53c; steam white 5lci do yellow
5l3c; round yellow 56c; yellow western
66c. Osts--Frmer; receipts 1000
bushels; western mixed 33i@ 36tc white
western 37c. Hsy-UunchAnged. Hops
-Unchanged. Cofee-Dull and un-
changed. sugsr-Qme. and unchanged.
Molasses-SIesdy and unchanged. Rec
Quiet and unchanged. Petroleum
Dull and unchanged. TAllow-At 7i9
Lice. Rosn-At G2!c Eggs-Steady
and unchanged. TurpebtIne-SGeAdy
at 3lc. Mess Pork-At 50 67i. Beet
Dull; western long clear N ddes a.
s. rs. Lsrd-Prime steam 81 81 5O,G
7 35. Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Cbeese-Stesdy and unchanged. Whisky
-Firmer.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April le.-FIour - Nomi-
nslIy unchanged. WheaG-Unseliled;
opened strong and higher but closed A.
inside prices; No. ChIcSgo sprIng 81 III
No. 2 81 O9iG,l 10 cs5Ii 81 O5i seller
April; 81 O9:al O9t seller May; sslss
s.sl O9.Gl cot sellsr May; 81 O7jfg
O8 seller June; No. 3 81 O4!Gl Oji
rejected s5Ic. Corn-ENsier; 4J5g cash
aud seller April; 4lic sel.er Msyi Atc
seller June; 42G42;c ss.s' july Ie.
jected 3jic. Osv-o.esdy and IN Jar
demand; 25ic cash sud seller Apri %.
G,26tc seller Msyi Z6tc seller June.
Rye-SLesdy and firm a. 5sc. Barley
Fairly active and sbste higher o.
4sc. Winter storage expired 10 day and
the apparent advance N cash cereals was
therefore oaly nominal. Pork-In fair
demand bu. at lover rates a. IS 9j cash
and &c Ter April snd Nay; 20 07.l19 10
seller June 50 2pG9 p! seller July.
Lsrd-E 4sier st s. Us cssh; So 95 seller
May; s. O2tG7 05 seller jung 81 lOC9
l2I seller July. Bulk Aeats-Bssisr
s. 3ja595ic. Alcohol-Firmer st SSic.
Oil City.
OIL CITY. April l6-MArket opened
quiet and firm, With sales St 81 oOt, sd-
vauced 70 81 92i. declined 10 Il zsi, and
closed 81 Z5I Shipments o4,sSoo bar
rels; average Z2,s02 bsrrelsi transactions
80 coo barrels.
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ARLINGTON ESTATE.
Present Status OF the Case.

WASHINGTON, April l6.-The present
status of the action of Gen. Lee to re-
cover the Arlington estate Is this. Judge
Hughes at Richmond decided against the
motion OF the plaintiff. HIS court has
properly superseded the State court in
ianctiou over the case, and hiss also de-
cided against the motion of the United
States. II the words of his decision he
sustained the demurrer of the plaintiff
and directed that the case proceed 10 trial
uDOn its merits.
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Friends, Yearly MeerinE.

PEILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE yesrly
meeting Of the Friends took place yes
tertsy, The report Of the Book Com
mittee showed q vide dis!ribu;ion Of the
doc;rinsl writings Of the society among
legislators and ministers Ct various de-
nominations.
The Friends Freedmsn's Association
met last evening, and NJ. q. Cope was
elected President.
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ConEIInx Peaches" /"

NEW YORK, April l5.-The WoyLdto-
morrow will publish an interview with
Senator COnklIng 81 hls home in Utica,
IN references " the Electoral Commis-
,ion. Cookliug ssys there wss bargain
tsl#een Hayes and Nichols, and that
Then The true history Of the transact on
comes out the whole country will be hp-
p,.ied BY the dsbOnor Of the admins.
nation.
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The Telephone.

New YORK, April l6.-Nalpsraiso
advices say that the telephone has been
tried on the transatlantic line, between
Villa Maria and Rio Cusrto, distance
of thirty leagues with most complete
success. In Valparaiso it has been tried
between there and Vins Del Mar with
equally satisfactory results.
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Indian DPDredatiOns.

NEW ORLEANS, April ia Gslves-
ton Nstss specis! reports sn Indian at
tsck OF 8 msll carrier uesr Fort ConCho,
and one man killed. TIE maIl was
taken the same dsy by another party Of
Indians, VINO captured thirteen miles St
Fort Davis. The Indians are supposed
to be from the Fort Stanton reservation.
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DIZZY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, April lG.-Dry Good
Business cobtInues light with package
houses, and he iobbing trade less active.
CottoEs quiet and unchanged Choyiols
and cottonsdes irregular in price. Prints
moving slowly, bat girghams in good de-
mAnd. Meme woolons quiet. The But
Letm says 1000 pieces Of cotton warp
worsted coslIngs sold a. auction TO day,
q. very low prices.
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Whereabouts. OF Theodore.

DECoEAH IA, April l6.-TheodOre
Titon lectures here this evening, on
aThe Problem OF Life" he was inter-
viewed by 3 reporter, bat positively de-
clined 70 cay anything for publication
regarding the late developments in New
YORK.
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The Sale of Erie.

"a -, .RH, April l6-The CONNER
..,....s ..s'.+'sr says: 1t was currently
10 49, "a the street today thst the
v,.,..1' sale Of Enc Is positive 1t
De- , ".so That MT. Jewet. has ex-
r.- s-s opinion that on one hundred
sod 1'.tsrs Of the cspitsl stock he
'' able topay I per cent profit.
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weather Indications

WIsBIEGroS; April II, ! M-Por
ths Tennessee ard the Ohio Valley,
ths Lake, upper Mississippi snd lover
Mtsyuri Valleys, northeast % eas:eriy
winds, partly cloudy and slightly warm
er weather stationary and falling bsrom"-
tcr, and 81 western stations possibly rain.
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Flood in ~. Johns River.

ST. John, y. B., April l6.-The St.
Johns river is very high and the low
country is flooded. The ice started ~
Frederlckton, carrying sway the wharf al
Gibson, and is doing considerable dam
sge on its wav down.
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Mammoth Meteor.

PcET JARVIS, n. Y, April ia
large meteor Of intense brillisncy passed
over this place lsSt evening, from solth
70 north, bursting when near the north
ern horizon with report resembling
Ayy thunter.
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'"s'umption in the No,,nwos,

caIr,, April l6.-Daily reports are
e. VIZ lfom cities in the Northwest
s,ss5ya . .la' msny National banks are
ton ,,tP Paying out gold for their circula.
ste -U 'as' gold is beginning to cirsu-
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LIVE STOJH
wheeling stock Yards

W HEELlNd, hITIl 10.
Live stock received sl the Wheeling
Stock Yards during the last week
CAt,le-i3 head; sold, cows and bull,
3M35c; medium steers or heliers 81 g.,
choice im5c; most of the Western cattle
last week sold At BE-
Hogs Very few, dull at 3G3lc.
Sheep-7i head sold ut 81 OOCgj -.
Lambs In fair demand.
Calycs-ln fair demand NJ S3 OOta
8 90 per head.
Fresh Cows head in good demand
st S2j OOCa6O 90 per head.
WH. BAYHA, Secretary
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April lG.-Tbo DrOrcrs'
journal reports hog receipts Is 900 head;
shipments 300 head Market shade
stronger; choice heavy 50 GOCa3 So light
SO 46G13 5j; mixed rough 81 8OtG3 %.
CsttIe-Recelpts 3, 100 head; shipment,
l,GOO head. Quiet and easy, shipping
more active nj 81 OO@5 90; feeders aud
stockers steady 1T S3 OUCDi 30; butchers
steers UNCHANGED ~ s. OOm,3 90, cows
81 JOG3 50; bulls 81 JOOgi 10.
Sheep Receipts $50 head shipments
1890 head Market steAdys shipping IN
fair demand; city butchers buying freely
a. So sO@5 70
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, April lG-CaliIo--
Receipts 10 day $40 head OF through and
4VS head Of yard stock. Selling slow A.
last weeks prices.
Hogs Receipts to-day 1910 hesd.
Workers 80 1908 90; Phll,delphiss 50 G5
al 90.
Sheep-Receipts today 1900 head
Selling ic 10 h of from last week.
CIncInnRJ
CRcIEEATI, April lG Hogs gs-Dull,
common 50 OOla3 Is; light So 3OCa3 35;
packing 81 35Co,3 30; butchers s. 5O@
3 60. Receipts ! .79j head shipments
40 head.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
BY TELEG RAPR.
Gold Closed at IOOL-GOVernments
SIrOng-EIour Quiet and Un-
changed wheat Firm
Hogs steady.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, April l6.-Money-
Easy st 6@7 per cent, closing at
S per cent. Prime mercantile paper at
5IG6! per cent. Customs receipts $3.50
600. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000. Clesrings Sl9 100000. Sterling
steady; long 4S6; short 4SS4. Produce
exports tor the week S693 900.
GoLD-Opened at 1909 and closed st
loot. Carrying rates 5G3i per cent
SILvER-At London SAD; here silver
bars lISs, greenbscks; list, gold; SILVER
coin tai per cent discount.
GeYERNMENTs Strong.
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Union Pacific sinking fund and North
western.
STATE BONDS Steady.
The ~ per cent bonds are being
steadily absorbed by investors and already
the syndicate has disposed OF large
amount. From present indications the
loan will be q complete success and the
whole amount, $4,000 600, will be placed
long before the date fixed for resumption,
SToCKs-On the Stock Exchange
speculation was active again today
although there was less excitement
than yesterday. The upward movement
was led by Union Pscifc, closely fol
lowed by New York Central. Granger
stocks were next in prominence, and
Northwestern and St. Paul attained the
highest figures OF the vea-. There were
large transactions in Lake Shore, West
ern Union and Delaware, LsckawannS
and Western at prices even higher than
at the close last evening Subsequently
thore were considerable sales TO realize
profits. under which the market went OF
I to II per cent and for some time VI
bratcd, frequently between strength and
weakness. At the second Csll the market
became strong and there was n recovery
of ! to / per cent from the lowest point.
Erie was moro prominent than Of late,
and rose on favorable rumors. Dir-
ing the afternoon the share
speculation continued strong, and
in some cases prices were higher
than those Of the early hours Of the day
This was notably tfe case with the
New York Central, Northwestern Rock
Island, Pacific Mail, s.. Paul, Lake
Shore and Western Union. Shortly be-
fore the close there was a break IN
Western Union TO 72s sgainst 81 at the
opening, and this temporarily weakened
the general list and Il sharp decline took
place. with the exception Of st. Paul
shares, which were comparatively firm
throughout. In the final sales prices I'M
proved somewhat and there WAS strong
tone. The transactions aggregated 2l6,-
600 sharees, of which 1000 were New
York Central, 27,0OO Erie, 10000 Lake
Shore, $4,000 Northwestern common,
10000 preferred, 5000 Rock Island,
1000 Wabash, z5,OOO st. Paul common,
5000 preferred, 2l,OOO Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, 1900 New Jersey
Central, 1000 Delaware and Hudson,
2 500 Morris and Essex, $500 Michigan
Central, 1000 Union Pacific, $500 81.
Joseph, 5000 Ohios, l7COO Western
Union. and 900 Pacific Mail.
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Hope OF a Satisfactory Settlement.

LONDON, April l6.-In the House of
Commons this afternoon Sir Stafford
Northcote, Chancellor of the Exchequer,
IN replying to the inquiry of Mr., Forster,
said: "The situation is an anxious one.
put nothing has occurred to aggravste
it, or to diminish the hope OF sststsc-
tory arrangement. Nothing justlhes the
assertion that England will be isolated.
A circular is expected from Turkey to
the powers. There is good prospect OF
an arrangement IN Thesssly and EPiruS
through the good offices OF England"
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philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April I6.-F.our-
Quiet, steady and unchanged. Wheat
Steady and active; amber 81 SS@l SO;
red 81 5O(Gl S2; white 81 SS. Corn.
Firm; yellow 5Sc; mixed 62c spot, seller
Apri. and May; 53c seller June and
July. Oats-DulI and unchanged Ryo
Quiet at 6SG7Oc. PrOyr-lons-Qulel
and unchanged. Butter Du.l; cream-
cry 30lGS3c; Western Reserve 22T25,.
Cheeso and Eggs Dali and unchanged.
Petroleum - NominaIly unchanged.
WhiSky-SteRdy; western 81 O7.
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Cincinnati.

UTSCISSATI, April 16.-Cotton-Quiel
ST lOsc. Flour-Essier; family IS GOA
8 90. Whest-Steadv and IN fair de-
msnd; red 81 leGl T. Corn-Moder-
stely active, snd shsde higher 81 42@
42c. Osts- Quiet and unchanged. Rye
Firm st 60vS62c Bsrley-In fair de.
msnd, good 70 prime fall 4O@4Sc. Pork
Dull st 80 75. Lsrd-Dull and nOmI-
nal; steam s. l2!; kettle s. 25G7 70.
Bulk Meats-Essler 81 IS l2IGS s7IG
3l2t Bscon-Qliet, but steady st 81 III
CG4 25CG5 50G5 10. Whisky-Quirt 81
81 0S. Butter-Essieri fancy creamery
At 2S9SOci prime 10 choice DAIRY 200
pc. Linseed Oil-Steady at 6OGG5c.
milwaukee,.
MILWAUKEE, April l6-Fiour-
Dali and unchanged. Wheat Firm
opened and advanced &c, ard closed
steady; No. Milwaukee hard 81 l51;
No l Milwaukee 81 Is; No. do 81 lOl,
seller April 81 lO!; seller May 81 lO!;
seller June 81 U9t; No. s do 81 O4s
CorD-Stesdy; No. = 4OGlOtc. Oats
Ia fair demand; No. > 25!c. Rye
Stesdy; No. l, 5Sc. Bsrley-Qmet and
steady; No. spring Soc; seller April
6Sc. Proyisions-DI and uncAS-gc
Pork-At 80 %. Lsrd-Prime steam
81 90
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Pittsburgh.

PIrrsBURGH, April It,. Petroleum
Crude strcdy at 81 SIT at Psrkcrs; re-
fined dull at llto Tor Philadelphia de-
livery.
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Toledo

TOLEDO April lev neat - E>slrr;
extra white Michigan 81 80 smbyr
Michigan spot 81 27i sollcr April u -;
No amber Michigan 81 ~; No. = red
winter spot 81 %; seller May 81 2i};
No red 81 l3; No. Dayton and Mich
lgsn red ~ -; rejected Wabash 81 o.
Corn Easier; high mixed 1910 No. =
spot 43c; seller May i4c; No. whrtc AZ;
rejected 4lc; damaged SGc Osts-DulI;
No. 2 2SIc.
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What Russia VIII Do I'm Case Of War

LONDON, April l6.-Advlces from
Constantinople state that in the event OF
war, Russis's action will be governed by
Austris's attitude. II Austria is neutral
Russia will undoubtedly seize the Bo5'
phorus, but if Austria should prove to be
hostile it is doubtful whether the Rus
slams will try to hold the Bosphorus or
anything south of Adrisnople. They
will perhaps even abandon Turkey en-
tirely, except the fortresses and attack
Austria from Gslecia, Roumania and
Bosnia,
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AFFAIRS IN THE EAST.
THE SITUATION UNCHANGED.
Hope Of a Satisfactory settlement
What Russia Will Do I'm Case OF
war-AdJOurnmen Of the
British Parliament.
Adjournment ofBriti.n Parliament.


LONDON, April 16.-In the House of
Commons this evening, Sir Stafford
Northcote moved an adjournment of the
Houses, at their rising to-day, until the
9th OF May.
Sir Wilfred Larson, Radical, criti-
cised this step IN view of the serious
crisis.
Mr.. Fawcett, Liberal, moved an
amendment providing for an adjourn
ment until the 29th inst,
Sir Stafford Northcote deprecated this
proceeding, which, he said, would alarm
the world.
William E. Forster supported Sir Stat
ford Northcote's motion, and said that If
he and his colleagues thought the gov
ernment was pursuinga a war policy they
would haye acted otherwise.
MIR. Fswcett's amendment was re-
iected, yeas 10, nays l6S.
The motion for adjournment till May
9th was adopted.
In the House of Lords, Lord Ssuls-
bury stated that Count Won Beust,
Austro-Hungarian ambassador, repre-
senLed to-day that persons of authority
in Austria and especially officers
were panied at Lord Derby's re-
cent observations respecting that coun-
try. Lord Salisbury said that Lord
Derby's recent observations were made
on his own responsibility and there was
nothing in the foreign office warranting
them.
The House of Lords then adjourned
until the 18th of May.
What Russia VIII Do I'm Case Of War.
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Ehsi LIberIY.

CRcISEATI, April 10 Hogs Dull;
common s. OOd,3 rs; light So 3OCg3 aj;
packing 81 3jCo,3 30; butchers s. 50@
3 60. Receipts 1896 head shipments
47O head
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OIL City,

OIL CITY. April l6.-MArket opened
quiet and firm, With sales St 81 oOt, sd-
vauced 70 81 32.. declined 70 81 2Si, and
closed 81 Z8I Shipments S4,SSoo bar
rels; average Z2,s02 bsrrelsi transactions
80 coo barrels.
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Tnr Price or Reconciliation.

N-. Bescaer then said tAst for more
.,r four wears Mrs TIltOn had been
ewing .1e .r4Ju OF what was called nrr
--I1s. confession 10 court. Before the
...-.1 snd before the committee she hsd
,.s-.si her innocence, and this would
-,. .1sn Offset anything she may say
-v. her latest statement wss lustIgstcd
,gsdesre for reunion with her husband,
sd j. was the price she paid for assert.
,, the same tie said nc would con-
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