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The Deficiency Bill as an Expon.
emf of Democratic Economy.

WASHINGTON, June S.-Among the
largest items in the general deficiency
appropriation bill, reported to the House
to-day, are the following: To meet the
deficiency in the appropriation for the
pay Of the officers and men in the Navy
ior the fiscal year ending June 80, 1878,
S765, ,592; for the deficiencies in the civil
establishments Of the several navy yards,
SSl, ,627; to meet the deficiency that may
occur in the appropriation for the com.
pensation OF Postmasters, S400, 900, and 10
meet the deficiency that may occur In the
revenues OF the Postoffice Department
$3.50, 900; for the repayment TO importers
the excess Of deposits Of money paid IN.
der protest, including interest and cost in
Judgment cases, S250,000; to refund the
taxes erroneously or illegally assessed or
collected under the internal revenue laws,
Sl50,OO0; for the payment Of certain
claims, under the Navy Department con-
tracts, entered into by Secretary Robson,
$4,000. The committee inserted in the
bill only those claims, the payment OF
which was recommended by the Commit.
tee on Expenditures in the Navy De-
partment, unanimously, and left Tor pos
sible r,tion by the House the rest Of the
claims, about 100000. ~ 3 aH
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CINCINNATI, June Steady
with fair demand at lie. Flour-Dull;
family 81 90a6 25. Wheat-Dull; red and
white 81 GOAL 0S. Corn-stronger at 3sa
Ale. 0ats-Dull and prices shade lower
at 26aS0c. Rye-Dull at 65a5Se. Barley
Dull and nominal. Pork-strong and
higher; 50 90 asked. Lard-In good de.
m and;'current make 80 45 bid, $3.50 asked,
kettle 7a711c. Bulk Meats-Quiet but firm;
shoulders s. 76aS 50. short rib S465 bid,
"a 70 asked, short clear IS 90. Baeon-In
good demand and strong at 41<a5lla51<I
SIC. Butter-Dnll and dropping; fancy
l2hc, choice Central Ohio 10allc. Cheese
Dull. Whiaky-steady with fair de.
mand at 81 03.
RoGs-Quiet; common 50 65aS 90; light
s. o6aS %; packing IS l0aS 26; butchers
s. 2OaS IS,
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Edmunds Amends the Potter Ap.
propriarion.

WAsHISeros, June S.-Mr. Edmunds,
In behalf Of the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee, to-day submitted an amendment
10 be offered at the proper time, with the
Recommendation OF the Committee as an
additional section to the House bill which
appropriates $4,000 for the expenses Of
the Potter Investigating Committee. The
new section proposes TO appropriate S2O,-
900 to be placed TO the credit Of the con:
tingent fund Of the Senate to be applied
towards defraying the expenses Of such
insestigations and inquiries as have been
already or may hereafter be directed BY
the Senate during the 45th Congress. The
proposed amendment was referred under
the rules to the Committee on Appropria.
tions, before whom the House bill Is
now pending.
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NEw YORK, June S.-Cotton-Quiet at
1lXallHc. Flour--Unchanged with lin.
tied demand. Wheat-Very limited de-
mand; No. 2 spring and No. 3 Milwaukee at
81 90, No. lspring 81 10ai u, No. 2 red
winter 81 141i, No. Q amber 81 10, amber
Michigan 81 10, No. white 81 22H. Bye
Steady; western 6Sa66c. Barley-Steady
and unchanged. Mait-Quiet and un-
changed. Corn-Fair trade; No. 9, 45a46c,
No. s at 42lfa4Sc, steamer 4SI<a44c. Oats
-Firmer; No. 8 white CSC, No. 2 do 2Sa29c,
Western mixed q 1faS0c, white Western 2S
a3Sc. Hay and Hops-Unchanged. Coffee
Quiet Rio cargoes l4al71[c, jobbing la
1910 gold. sugar-Firm; refining fair to
good 71la7Hc, prime 5a6c, refined firm at
ea9Nc. Molasses-Q and unchanged.
Rice-Steady and in fair demand; Carolina
6a7c. Whisky-Nominally at $108.
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NAsBY.
Mr.. Nasby Hasn't Time 10 Ex-
press his Views, M he Ii En-
gagged in Pushing the lnvestiga-
HIM
WAsHIsoros, May 25, 1873.

WAsHIHoTos, May %, 1878.
Don't ask me to write or to do any
thing Nv the sort. / hey other fish to fry,
and this time I hev acatch. / am assist
in in investigatin the frauds, and there
are euuff Nv EN- to unset the yooserper
Hayes, and put in his place the gilelis
patriot, Tilden. The ends Nv justis will
be subseryed. and shel hev my postoths
The long rane Nv impecooniosity at the
Corners will be endid, and Bascom will
soon be enabled to do cssh biznis.
When Tilden Is President, Issaker 6avitt
ia Collector, and / am Postmaster, there
will be 3 change in things!
Halleeloogy
All the trouble we hev Ia to keep
the fellows away wich We don't want
to testify. We hev too many wit
nesses, Tor they don't all know wat
to swear TO. For instance, Deekin
Pogram, the blessid old imbecile, wanted
to come on here and testify 10 his giyin
$500 10 arm company Nv Dimocrats in
Mississippi to carry that State for Tilden,
and it took nifty smart iggerin to keep
him away.
Tilden hez reputashen for heyin mon.
ney, and witnesses are comm here to US in
swarms. We shel prove that there wuzn't
no sizh thing "a an elecshun in Floridy
and Louisiana; that In both them States
men took our money and then voted agin
ur; that our rife clubs wuE intimidated,
and that our repeaters in Looisiana wuI
kept away from the polls by force.
There amt agoin 10 be no trouble about
Il. We hey men here wich will sWear to
anything, and-in fact we hey an embar.
rassment OF swearin material. :.
l wooden't give ten cent piece to be
inshoored my postoffis. Justis is at last
sgoin to BE- donel Truth which wa.
crushed to earth is risin agin. Tilden and
reforml The old man Il comm down
Handsomely. love to labor for him,
for he knows mans valyoo.
Wehaye got 'em. We shel investigate
jist "a fur es we want TO, and that will be
in list enuff States 10 elect Tilden. We
hey got Mr.. Hayes this time. We shel
teach the Ablishnists that when a pure
man like samyooel ]. Tilden hez bought
and paid for an offs, he Is going TO git il,
We hey swore not TO be sWindled out ~
what wuz ours by purchis. Tilden is 4
great man. Il cost him too much 10 buy
the nominashun and the eleckshun, not TO
hev 'em. We are goin to be President
l am arrangtnit.
You will hear from me next week. Th'
Corners will be electrified The countr!
is safe, and Dimocrisy is on the high roat
10 success. JublanL
PErRoLEuM v. Massey,
Investigator.
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, June 3.-Flour-Nomlnally
unchanged. Wheat-Fairly active and 4
shade higher; No. 2 Chicago spring sSt<c
cash, SIC June, CSC July, SOC August, No. 8
at S5c, rejected 7SNc. Corn-Unseltled
and generally higher, closing weak; S59fc
cash, sec July, S6Nc August, rejected 81 1<c.
Oats-ln good demand and prices shade
higher; 22hc cash, 2SIic July, $50 August.
Rye-Steady and in fair demand at sic.
Barley-Steady and in fair demand at 47c.
Pork-strong, higher and active at IS 46a
s 80 cash, IS 50 July, IS Vas so August.
Lard-Actiye, firm and higher at 50 46s6 so
cash, 50 571fa6 90 July, 50 67h August.
Bulk Meats-Fairly active and n shade
higher at atS91a41Sa4Ac. Whisky-Demand
fair and market firm at $40
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Philndeiphin.

PHIADRLPHTA, June S.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat--Dull; amber 81 II
al IS, red 81 0sal 10, white 81 10 bid.
Corn-Dull; yellow 46c, mixed acc. Oats
Dali; white western 2sa29c, western mixed
2Ta2sc. Bye-Dull at 63a65c. Provisions
Quiet but steady. Pork-9lIa10c. Beef
Hams-20a2lc. India Mess-lsc. Lard
Quiet but steady. city kettle exc. Butter
Quiet; creamery 17a20c, Western Reserve
1la1Sc. Eggs-Firm; western IS Nc. Cheese
western choice 7I<asc. Petrole.
um-Quiet, steady and unchanged. Whis.
ky-Steady; western at 81 on.
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CRIME.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, June ga party oil
eleven men from Ruwlins, Wyoming Ty.,
captured the train robbers and returned
to Rawlins. They overhauled them
night before last As miles north ot 81.
Marys station, they offered little resist.
ance as their only arms were reyolyers,
while the pursuers were armed with long
range rifles. Three shots only were fired,
They denied the crime at 6rst, but BY
threats and application Of the rope, one
confessed and piloted the party where
watches and money were concealed. This
one since turned states evidence, and says
he and one other came from Cheyenne
the other two came from Kansas, where
they were lately convicted for bank rob-
hary.
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CrscTRsATr, June S,-The second race,
Burnet House stakes, for three year olds,
mile heat, had 81 nominations and 2
starters. Harper, l, 4, 2; War6eld, 2, !,
/; John R. sWiuney, 8, 2, T. O.; Belle
Palmer, 8, 8. T. o.; Earl Beaconsheld,
4, 8, r. O; Clipres, s, 0; Grapple, z.
Grapple was Withdrawn after the first
heat. In the second heat Clipres broke
a leg. Time, l:46, 146, l;49l.
In the third race, two mile dash,
there were 7 starters. Flora won, DR..
Liyiusstone second, springbranch third.
Emma C. Wahtawah, Fair Play and
Actress were otplaced. Time, S:S6i.
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IHR --s
.as'!' '' the au,plc,. Of Rev. S'SI1' %p Ras. p'e,
N.Y.. w ID 5i' so,,borsr. Of the III. Lutheran %,i S,',
S' :s''9 "a rhot.i,y tIn, T.s.Us a. Grove }, "r-
s.P Pr Move the city, on the line Of the
hsr%,, Wa :. Ky. Railroad, an attractive {. i've
nun. % 'S' midst Of beautiful and 70.
d,s, g. surrounding. These eIcur.
a,rsin \; ;I'''9up -. once a year BY Mr..
H,ors v' .as ',1 y, benefit Of the children Of
ae, ~ ~ ,..I' Al other schools, and a. ys.
s,ss. s''asH them. Indeed, We do o0es,r. no, ~.
M, '.s sS'' aoy accident Of ANY .o,, tI h, ~,
d. Ssst 5Ssai''d' Thi. i. largely ovinv win 'a =
M. ISoGsA'ioI and laboriou.' orovi:ioo Us,I. 70
ls,nS. D'l''' A'ad BY Nj. B,rDiia ',TsiSn ,D5 S;a
specially the method and al. h.
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tro-H Hungarian Cabinet, the government
Of His Majesty, the Emperor, has the
honor TO propose to the Powers, who are
signatories Of the treaties Of 1855 and 1871,
10 meet in Congress at Berlin 10 discuss
the stipulations Of the preliminary
treaty OF San steiano concluded between
Russia and Turkey. The government Of
His Majesty in giving this invitation to
the government Of Hef Britanic Majesty
understands that In accepting II the gov
ment Of Her Britanic Majesty consents
10 admit Of the free discussion Of the
whole Of the contents Of the treaty Of
San Steiano, and that Il is ready to parti-
cipAte therein. In the event Of the &C.
ceptance Of all OF the Powers invited, the
government Of His Majesty proposes TO
fix the meeting oi the Congress- for June
18th. The undersigned In bringing the
above to the knowledge Of His Excellency
has the honor to ask him 10 be good
enough to aequaint him as soon as posi-
BILE with the reply Of the British govern
ment.
The following is Lord Salisbury . reply
TO the foregoing:
The undersigned, Her Majestys prin-
cipai Secretary OF State and Of ForeignAf.
fairs, has the honor 10 acknowledge the
receipt OF His Excellency's communica-
tion, inviting Her Majesty's Government
TO take part in the Congress at Berlin
for the discussion Of the stipulations Of
the preliminary treaty, concluded at San
Steiano between Russia and Turkey. The
undersigned, taking His Exceliencys
verbal intimaiion that the invitation had
been sent in the same terms to the other
Powers who are signatories Of the treaty
Of Paris, and understanding that those
Powers assent TO the invitation on the
terms stated in His Excellencys note,
has the honor TO inform His Excellency
that the Government Of Her Majesty will
be ready 10 take part in the Congress at
the date mentioned.
TICKET OF LEAvE TO AN EDITOR.
CossrAN1lsoPLg, June 3.-Tbe Levant
Herald having published letter consid-
cred by the Turkish Government to be
seditious, its editor, an Englishman, has
been ordered to quit the country within
4S hours.
ONE OF TURKEYS REPRESENTATIVE.
A Constantinople dispatch says safvet
Pasha will be one Of the Turkish repre-.
at Berlin. II Is thought that
the other one will be Christian.
The Russians have offered TO occupy the
heights commanding varona and leave
fba towb In noaaaaoion nf the Tnrka
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HEAVY FAILURE.
Mexican Cattle Thieves.

New ORLEANS, June ga special to
the Gdlreston Mnn5 from San Antonio says
an official dispatch from Fort Clark 70.
ports that seventy. Eve head Of cattle were
driven across the Rio Grande into Mexi.
co. A company Of cavalry in pursuit
reported that recruiting for the reyolu.
tionGry cause Is carried on regularly q
San Antonio. A numerous party left
there yesterday TO reinforce Escobedo.
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TAXING PULLMAN CARS IN oaro.-The
county auditors Of Ohio have decided to
tax all Pu llman cars running through the
State, according TO the distance run in
the State as compared with the entire
length Of line run over. The tax in each
county will be prorated according to the
length Of line 10 the county as compared
with the States line Of road.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, June 3.-Wheat-opened weak
and lower, closing steadier; extra white
Michigan 81 II, amber Michigan spot held
at 81 on, 81 0SK bid, seller July held at
81 %, 81 Oh bid, No. 2 red winter seller June
and July 81 90, No. red 9oc, do Dayton
and Michigan ssc. Corn-Quiet; high
mixed Ssc, No. 2 spot 371Ec, seller July
held at SSHc, seller August 39hc, rejected
$40. oats-Dull; No. 2, Csc, white 26c,
Michigan 23sc.
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The condition Of the Emperor contin.
ues satisfactory. The effect Of the news
that another attempt had been made on
the life Of the Emperor was astounding.
The outburst Of public feeling went far
beyond the manifestations made on the
previous occasion, as Nobling's attempt
exceeded that OF Holdel in the seriousness
OF its results. A vast crowd assembled
and forced It's way into the palace.
It was only dispersed on receiving salts.
factory news Of the Emperor's condition
and the warning that their loyal manifes.
tations might aggravate the suffering from
his wounds. The spot where the Empe-
ror was shot is almost FIVE minutes walk
from the scene OF Holdels attempt. DR..
Nobling came to Berlin few weeks ago
from Hattie. He hired furnished room
on the second floor, Is Unter Den Linden,
from the window OF which the shots were
fired.
Nobling was formerly Of the Civil Ser
vice Of the Kingdom oisaxony. He was
q regular contributor 10 the agricultural
journals, and seems to have been in easy
circumstances. BE studied agriculture
and finance 10 Halle and Leipsic.
NoBLIso WILL DIE.
DR.. Nobliug cannot recover from the
injuries he inflicted upon himself at the
time OF bis arrest. He said be had ac.
completes in the crime.
DR.. Nobling is neither Socialist nor
an Ultramontane, but is Protestant Of
good family and position and Of fair
means. His brothers are officers in the
army. DR.. Nobling admits that his plans
had been formed for long time. He
had accomplices who had been in COM
munication with him on the subject for
six months.
An official bulletin from the Palace
this evening says that the condition Of
the Emperor Unsatisfactory.
In reference to the report that DR..
Nobling, the assailant Of the Emperor,
had accomplices, the North German Ga.
=stte saya that when his mother visited
him in prison he denied receiving any.
thing for the deed, and answered mega.
lively when asked il II the lot to commit
the crime fell upon him.
LONDON, June 4.-The official bulletins
issued from the Royal Palace at Berlin
up to midnight are satisfactory. Some
OF the shots in the Emperor's arm have
not yet been extracted. The doctors
have decided to leave them TO work their
way out for fear Of causing Inflammation.
The statements made relative to DR..
Nobling's confessions are contradictory.
Specials allege that Nobling has owned
to having been selected by lot drawn by
conspirators to shoot the Emperor.
THE Assassin DEAD.
A dispatch from Berlin says report is
current that DR.. Nobling Is dead.
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The Democratic leaders at Washing
ton are getting scared over the Potter
movement since the Stephens letter and
other warnings issued to the country.
They now talk Of going back on the action
Of the caucus and Of the National Com
mittee, and putting out disclaimer Of
any intention to disturb the Presidential
title. This will be done, II done at all, to
stop stampede throughout the country
from the Democratic organization.
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The Potter Committee-Senator
Matthews 10 be Heard.

WARRINGTON, May 3.-The Potter In.
vestigating Committee will meet again to-
morrow morning, when Anderson will be
cross.eIamined. Senator Matthews will,
it is said, tonight ask to be heard before
the committee, and the request Of course
will be granted. subpenaes have been
issued for additional witnesses, including
Mrs. Jenks, Of New Orleans, who, It Ia
claimed, has the original Of the Sherman
letter 10 Anderaon.
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typographical Union.

DETROIT, June S.-The twenty-sixth
annual convention Of the international
Typographical Union opened this morn.
ing In the Council Chamber, City Hall.
The Convention was called 70 order by
Lyman Brant, President. Thirty>three
Unions were represented by forty.fve
delegates. Thirteen Unions represented
last year failed to send delegates this year.
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EAST LIBERTY, June S.-CATrIE-Re.
S,Ss4 head of through aud 292 Of yard
stock; total for the week ending this day
S,S9S head Of through aud 1e9 OF yard,
against 1902 OF through and 646 yard last
week. No market to-day.
HoGs-Receipts to-day s,625 head;-total
for the week 1890, against 1000 last
week. Workers s. 20aS IS, Philadelphia
s. 50a3 rs.
sHREP-Receipts to-day $500 head; total
for the week 10000, agaiost 800 last week.
Selling about same as last week; all sold at
IS 60a4 so,
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Railroad StoeIthoIders Meeting.

ST.. LOUIE, June 3.-The annual meet
ing Of the Board and stockholders Of the
st. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute Railroad
Company was held here to-day. The fol:
lowing directors were elected: W. B.
Teulling, Thos. Denny, John 8. Barnes,
John N. Burke, Anthony Gilkeson. The
new Board organized BY electing W. B.
Teulliug President, @. W. Parker Vioo
President and Treasurer, and E. F. Leon.
ard Secretary.
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Charter Oak Lie Insurance Co.

HARTFORD, Coss., June S.-At the
negular meeting Of the Directors Of the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company
George NJ. Bartholomew, President pro
tenn, was elected permanent President,
A circular to policy holders relative to
the present condition OF the company
and It's prospects was agreed upon and
will be issued In few days. {.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Fim.
nA lll

STATR BoNDs-Steady.
STooRs-The market In the morning was
bouyant and prices advanced Ha2H per
cent, the greatest improvement being In
New Jersey Central, Pittsburgh, Rock
Island, Northwestern, 81. Paul, Erie and
New York Central. Subsequently there
was reaction Of lsaX per cent. Early In
the afternoon the market was strong and
higher, but towards the close there was
some reaction from the highest rates.
The accounts OF traffic on the trunk
lines and Western railways continue TO
show large business and great gain over
the earnings Of last year. Fort Wayne has
Thus far In the year had heavy traffic, and
the increase In net earnings, above oil
liabilities, for the first four months was at
the rate oil one million dollars per annum.
It was reported to-day that New York
Central earnings would show an increase
OF $4,000, COO, or more than per cent on
the stock. Chicago d Northwestern earned
for the fiscal year Just ended Z per cent on
both stocks, and alter paying the dividends
recently declared Of Sk per cent on pre-.
fened and per cent on common will have
q surplus Of $5C00O0 to 100000. Milwaa.
kee & 81. Paul will show dividend on
both common and preferred stocks, even
after paying for some roads purchased.
Chicsgo 4 Rock Island will show about
TX per cent on the stock for the year.
Michigan Central has been enabled 10 wipe
out ID floating debt and divide 2 per
cent with its stockholders. Many other
roads are participating in this increased
traffic, but the figures or estimates for the
year are not yet at hand. To-day u per
cent was paid for Northwestern proxies TO
be used at the annual election at Chicago
on Thursday next. Negotiations between
the Union Pacific aud the Kansas Pacific
Companies, which have been pending for
some time, were brought to q successful
issue on Saturday afternoon.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
Of which 1900 were N. Y. Central, $4,000
Erie, 10000 Lake Shore, 1000 Northwest.
ern common, 5000 preferred, 1000 Rock
Island, 1000 81. Paul common, $500 pre-
fered, 5000 Pittsburgh, 5000 LaekAwAn.
ne, 1000 New Jersey Central, 5000 Morris
d Essex, 5000 Delaware & Hudson Canal,
$500 Michigan Central, $500 Chicago, Bur.
lington q Quincy, 100 0hios, 1900 West
ern Union, and 1000 Pacific Mail.
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CHICAGO, June S.-The Drop1S Journal
reports:
CATrIE-Receipb co., shipments / 400.
Choice heavy steers shade stronger; com.
mon dull and weak; sales Of shipping at
81 00a5 25; feeders and stockers slow at
50 90a4 90; cows sold at 81 35a4 90; bulls ut
81 75aS S5; butchers generally hard to sell.
HoGs-Receipts Is, 900; shipments 5000.
Good strong market for all grades; heavy
sold at s. 2OaS 80, light at IS 05aS 20, mixed
s. O0aS 80.
sHEEp-Receipts zoo; shipments 1900.
Market quiet and unchanged; sales at 81 so
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NEW YoRK, June S.-Business remains
very light with package houses and the
jobbing trade 10 quiet. Cotton goods in.
active but fairly steady. Colorod ducks,
denimB and ticks firm. Prints very quiet
IN first hands. Ginghams dull, except
solid checks. Heavy worsted eoGtings In
Steaay demand, but fancy oassimeres and
oyercoatings moving slowly.
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A Card From the MorgantoWn
Cadets.
MoRaAsrows, June /.

Editor1 IntelliGencOr.
The members Of the Corps Of Uuiversi,
" Cadets desire, through your columns,
to express their hearty appreciation oi
the manner in which the military compa,
nies and people Of Wheeling extended 70
them the cordial hand Of friendship and
kindness during their short sojourn in
your city to participate in the festivities
and military exercises Of Decoration Day.
Especially do they desire 10 tender
thanks TO the Mathews Light Guards for
their open.handed seuerosity and hospi.
tGlity, in bearing their travelling ex'
penSes and for their Sumptuous enter-
lainmOnt during their stay.
JAMEs n. LEE,
Captain Of Cops.
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Important to Telegraph Compa.

New YORK, June S.-Judge Sanford,
Of the Supreme Court has given his de.
cision In the suit by the A. q T. Telegraph
Company ys. George B. Prescott W. U.
Telegraph Company ct al, 70 deter
mine the title to the patents Of the Ed.
son Quadruplex and other telegraphic
Instruments, The complaint 10 dismiss-
cd With costs.