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Eastern Railroad,
OCTOBER 8, lS77


PASSENGER TRAINS leave Portland
for ScarbOrO,. Saco, Biddeford, KEN
nebunk, Wells, North Berwick, sOuth
berwick, Conway junction, EliO {,
Kittery, Portsmouth, Newburyport,
salem, Lynn, Chelsea and Boston nj
$40 a.. m.
Saco, Biddeford, Kennebunk, Kittery,
Portsmouth, Hamptons, Newburyport,
Salem, Lynn, Chelsea and Boston nj
3.lS p. m.
5.15 p. m. Biddeford accommodating train.
Returning, leave Biddeford at 500 a. m.
Might Express with Sleeping Car, for
Boston 1t 1.lS q, M, every day Except
Mondays)
RETURNING
Leave boston at = 80 a. M, II. so and q 90
p. M, connecting with Maine Central
and u. q N, A. Railway for St. John
and Halifax. Pullman Sleeping Car attached
Through Tickets to all Points South and West at
0west rates. Pullman Car Tickets for Seats and
Berths at Ticket Once.
1ulldW A. P. ROCKWELL. President.
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STEAMERS.
PORTLAND. BANGOR 4 MACHIAS
STEAMBOAT co.
Change of Time for Bangor, Mt.
Desert and Machias.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

1xyyD Commencing April 9th,
Ens %iEtzzA.IN steamer Lewiston, CAPT,
@zE@sssssss7z Railroad Wharf, Portland,
every Tuesday evening, at no O'Clock, for
Rockand, Camden, Lincolnville, Belfast Searsport,
Sandy Point, Bucksport, Winterport, Hampden and
Bangor,
Returning leave Bangor every Thur day
morning at D o'clock, touching as above, ar
irving in Portland about p. NJ.
Will also leave Portland for Machiasport every
Friday evening mt no O'Clock, touching az
Rookand, Castine, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, Southwest
Harbor, Bar Harbor, mt. Desert0 Millbridge and
Jonesport.
Returning, will leave Machiasport every Mon
day morning at 4.3O, touching as above, arriv-
ing in Portland same evening usually connecting
with the Pullman night train and early morning
trains for Boston and the West.
The Steamer "CITY OF RICHMOND will be re-
painted and placed on the Bangor route about the
hrst OF May, making three trips per week. as usual
GEO. L. DAY, Gen. Ticket Agent,
- orr,r,r~ro Railroad Wharf.
Portland, April 1878. ap6dtf
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One of the Most Eminent Jurists
of New EnsJand

Writes to friend as follows: ~ have tried the
PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the results fully sustain
your predictions. 1t has made NEW MAN OF me /;
Infused into my system new vgor and energy. am
no longer tremulous and debitated las when you last
saw me- but stronger, heartier, and with larger ca
pacity for labor, mental and physical than at any
time during the last five years.
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From the Trumpet and Universal
list Magazine.

"Many OF my personal friends have been cnred by
the PERUVIAN SYRUP, but we have one proof
more powerful than all these, and that is-OUR
OWN PERSONAL EXPERIENCE! No authority
can put this down-no argument can contradict it;
and no good word shall be spared on our part unit
knowledge of this blessing shall be spread broad
cast among the people,
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lH8GGI
."htko 10 IA.
Aos-s. "
Saleratus.
|Salerat'sY ID sc

d. bu.) 2 rs @ 2 50
Bonaire. -.
ICadiz, du.pd. 2 90 a 2 rs
Liverpool.
| Duty paid. 2 90
In bond..-. / 3750 IT'S
Grind butter 20 y box
Llv.fine sack 1 rs q Q 90
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commencement Exercises I'm
spotted Tails College = How
The Candidates Get their Di.
DlOmnS-PIense Excuse Us.

YAHK1oS, June 2I.-The young men
in Spotted Tails camp are Just eonclud-
ing their annual "Sun Dance" and the
bar barous festival has been one Of more
than ordinary success. Forty.eight can.
didates passed through the terrible ordeal
Of seli.torture and are entitled 10 full
diplomas a. warriors Of unquestion-
ed bravery. The candidate for
honors cuts two longitudinal slis
down each breast. One end Of 3
lariat il placed under the strip Of skin
and Aesh left between the incisionS and
lightly tied, and the other end Is made
fast to the top Of q high pole. The can
didAte then throws himself backwards
with his weight upon the lAriats and the
dance goes on until the flesh gives way.
Should be fail To break loose in the man.
ner prescribed, or should be faint during
the operation, he ia forever disgraeed.
The sun dance just closed was held
about Eve miles back from the Missouri
river and was witnessed by about 700
Indians and 25 whites. Old Spotted
Tail was master OF the ceremo-
mics and from the manner in
which be performed his iocutations
and aourished his mystic wand from
which dAugled the scalp Of 4 white Ho-
man, one would not suppose him TO be the
civilized red man who was carried upon
the government pay rolls once q year.
BE hAs his fun. The Eun dance has
closed and Spotted TAil's Indians are now
ready tor the government TO move them
10 new agency.
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Brooke County Finances.

IN '''il lad and personally subject
VI, = ','l'ioa in:Brookacounty i. se,s.s,-
#''n 'Aish 4 taI Of one and . hall per
'a',lis' 1881 60. Among the e.,i-
- ~. 'IP.nse for 1877 are 50, 500 fOr
y = Foor H'SaS interest on The Poor
~ :. y 10 'l. 70, Waugh. tunnel, $50
I.;i' : s'' :. ss5o io' salaries, s., ,4ss 40 for
~ 'sa'', y s !, '''i % interest on bonds, and
~ . l'' sS't'F' Commissions.
ne. IS' ''a'ir till owes sl6,laS IS or
! sg''I : u, '' Foa' farm debt, ,hi. and
.' aE w. 4 Ey. tliIroad deb, make ar
ssl' Tie 'hoI. Of it. debt. The count,
S.i,,,t !. ''''' Sssa able D ye. to refund Il,
a. : HSFtcsut interest. 80
n. si +. 'S''Ss S' that the Pittsburgh, cinein.
y, e =, = s. L'0' Railroad i. assessed a.
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The Contest over the River.

h Republican, OI Belmont hold their
Fisriss tO-da! to select delegates 10
i, Saub.nville Congressional Conven.
aass Ibe 9Th. All the other counties
hR dread! made their selections. The
is't au' ilr show. 5S delegates for
E.ly,Sior UPdsgnE, 20 for Knox,
DstSr s, Martin 9.
N'SItiOr,l. Of The district will ho=
iSs' Congressional Convention a, s,eu.
S'''ll' q the llth Of July. Each
s'iE i shdtIed to three delegates a,
" nd o.. for each fIly vote. cas-. for
S'PSa Johnson for Governor, and one
s''l:A traction Of fifty. Thi. basis will
2" S.inaHi Il, COlumbiaua "A, Har.
mo, 1, J'ssnOn 10 Carroll 4. Total
'aSei q. Eequirtd to nominate, o. %
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VOLUME XXVI-NUMBER 277


EEw YORK, June 21.-Cottou-Steady;
uplAnds II 7.l6c, Orleans II 9.l6e. Flour
In fair demand; superhne western and
State S 50a3 90, common TO good 81 0oa
4 80, good TO choice 81 S5a5 IS, white wheat
extra IS s0a6 30, extra Ohio 81 00a5 rs,
Minnesota patent process So 00a7 90.
Wheat-Quiet and firm: ungraded spring
81 %, No. 2 do 81 O6al o. No. l do 81 II,
winter red western rejected 9Ic, ungraded
do 81 l1a1 II, ungraded white 81 Is, extra
81 "a, white State 81 26H. Rye-Steady.
Barley and Malt-NominAl. Corn-LoWer;
.4lIta461fc, steamer 42A4Se, No. 9,
Kansas 45a451ic, round yellow
sc. yellow western 45Jic, No. white 6Sc.
oats-LoWer No. ?, SlaSlIlc, do white
SSIIaSSA4c. No. !, Sic, do white SIC, No. =
Chicago 3laSlKc, white western S2aSsc.
eastern and western 6a9c,
Coffee Steady and unchanged. AolAsses
= Quiet. Sugar - Unchanged. Rice
Steady. Whisky 81 OK.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 2l.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat Strong and higher;
No. Chicago spring at 96Ifc cash, 927E
a92Ac July. s6ze August, No. 5 at S61ic,
rejected at zoe. Corn-Strong, higher and
In fair demand at 37a3TI.c cash and July,
S79IaS711 Nc August rejected 3S5Ec. OATS
Good demand and prices shade higher..at
24I<e cash, 233<A95jse July, 2Sll .A23I+c An.
gust. Rye-seady and unchanged at52 Izc.
Pork-Aetiys, firm and higher, closing
easy at 50 2oas ?5 cash, 50 25 July, 50 4Oa
Q 42h August, 50 5l1las 90 September.
Lard-Pairly active and shade higher at
IS 30 cash, 20 9oas 921f July, 81 0oa7 OK
August, 81 l01<a7 lax September. Bulk
Meats Steady and unchanged. Whisky
Moderately active and higher at 81 06.
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Hanged.

FRTprRrcK, Mp, June 2l.--E. H.
Castly, aiias DOr.ey, for the murder oi
his eou.in, solomon easily, on the 4th Of
April 1877, wAs hsESd this morning.
CIsctxxArI, June aI.-Ptrry BOwsher,
who murdered an aged toll gate keeper
and hi. vile, on IL. CircltvIlle Pike, u
short distance IRON EhillIa"hs, Ohio,
last October, was huug at Chillisothe
this morning in the pteseLee ot large
crowd.
CHICAGO, June el.-At half-past 10
o'clock this morning Jermiah Connolly
and George Sherry were hanged at the
county Jail for the murder Of Hugh Nc
Conyille on the 10Th Of January last,
The men were quiet and compoted in
their demeanor.
CHICAGO, June 2l.-A special from
Paris, Ill, says John Burns was hanged
there at one o'clock this afternoon for the
murder OF Elijah Bardiyell on the 20th
OF October last. Burns wAs 3 reckless
hardened man and met his death with
coolness amounting 10 braYado. He was
pronounced dead seven minutes after the
fatal drop.
RENARKABLEc cooLSEss ON THEeALIows.
LITTLE Rock, June 2l.-The sentence
Of four men TO be hung at Fort Smith 10
day was commuted by the President. The
Communication Of three wss received
several days ago. Two hours before the
time fixed Tor executing the other, dds
patch was received from Attorney Gen.
eral Devsns, suspending the execution.
jacob Levels, colored, was hung in the
county Jail yard TO day, for the murder
Of another eolored man. No cooler man
ever stepped on death engine,
he ascended the steps a. firmly
and with as little emotion as = man
would walk up 10 banquet He took
his place on the trap door and stood for
4 moment regarding the upturned faces
OF the crowd beneath him. A religious
ceremony was gone through with, after
which be was asked II be bad anything
to cay. "0nly one thing be replied,
prepare 10 meet me in Glory The
officers babe him adIeu, and the black
cap was drawn over his face. Asit neared
his eyes, still with that same resignation
in his face, be closed them forever.
The moose drawn, he stood A.spectacle 70
be remembered, not even the light drapeTy
showing signs Of The slightest quiyer. His
hands were clasped, his chin slightly ele.
yAted, the Sheriff raised handkerchief,
the trap fell and Jacob Levels dAngled in
the air, having fallen about four feet
His gasps and struggling for breath were
painfully audible, and his shoulders and
chest underwent conyulsions. After hang
ing II minutes be vas pronounced dead
and the body wa lowered iuto The eoiEiu
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CRInEs AND CASUALTIES.

ST.. LOUIS, June 2l.-Tbe dead body Of
q man named Seymour was found about
4 o'clock this morning on the top pile
Of skids on the Ievee with deep stab in
the side. A trail Of blood was discover.
ed leading to the low whisky den on the
South Leyee, nearly two blocks from
where the body was found, but no clue
to the murderer. II is supposed that the
murder was committed in the saloon and
the body dragged and carried to the point
where found.
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RING swINDLE-The man who lives
on his wits, when driven from scheme TO
scheme by inevitable exposure, Is fertile
10 expedien,s, and audacious in acts.
The Ia,e-t dodge to trap the unwary is the
ring fraud. Supplied with fifteen cent
oroide ring, with initials engraved on the
inside, the uickster takes his place on
crowded street, and waits his opportunity
10 drop the ring on the walk. When he
rees his game sPproaching,he he picks up the
bauble, snd makes remark about find.
ing II. This attracts attention, and from
attention TO 3 desire to have the ring,
when the supposed finder says be does
not care about 1t, and is willing TO sell j
for five dollars, the interest grows. II
The locker on has not been sharpened by
contact with the world, and has longing
for ring, he will probably purchase an
article for IS that he could get by the
bushel for that amount Of money. Look
out for the ring swindlers.
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-Flour-Quiet;
superfne S 00aS 25, extras 81 00ai %,
Minnesota family 81 60a5 25, high grades
So Ooa7 90. Wheat-Dull; red at 81 07AI IL
amber 81 l2al IL, white 81 IS. Corn
Dull: yellow 47c, mixed 431Ia4ic. 0Gts-
Firm; white western S2ASSc, western mixed
3iaS9c. Rye = Dull at 6Sc. Provisions
Firm. Pork sl05o. Beei India mess
lie, hams 10all Nc; dry salt do S1<a9 Nc.
Lard-Firm; butchers SIC, city kettle II<c.
Butter = Dull; Western Reserve llal3c,
New York State and Bradford county ex.
tras l4Al6c. Eggs Easy; PennsylyAniA
1sc, ives ern l7c. Cheese-Dull; western
choice 6IJia7c. Petroleum-Quiet and un.
changed. whisky-steady; western 81 os.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
The Potter Investigation Continued

TO TIE DAILY IYzRLLIGRNcER
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Cabinet Council over the Hot
Springs Ffaseo-QuestiOn Re
ierred 10 the Attorney General
for nm Opinion.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-At the Cabi.
net meeting to-day there was some dis
cussion as 10 the possibility Of taking any
action TO effect the will OF Congress con.
cerning the Hot Springs reservation,
which was expressed by the adoption of
the conference committe9's clause on that
subject, although this clause was wholly
omitted in the enrolment Of the sundry
civil appropriation bill The general
opinion was that nothing effective can be
done by the Executive branch Of the
Government in regard TO the matter until
Congress shall have again acted upon it.
But the subject was referred TO the Secre-
tary Of the Interior and Attorney Gene
raj for critical examination, to deter.
mine whether such portion Of the clause
n was enrolled will afford valid basis
for at least provisional action TO pro-
tect Government interests.
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CINCINNATI, June 20.-Cotton-Quiet
but steady at ike. Flour-StaAdy and un-
changed. Wheat-stronger and In I'm.
proved demand; red at 9ScaSl 05 cash, No.
: red winter at 9io seller July. Com
Stronger at S9AIlc. Oais-Quiet bat steady
at 26i2ee. Rye-Qaiet At 66a5sc. Barley
-Dull and nominal. Pork-Stronger at
SO 90. LArd--Quist but firm: current
make at % 95 bid, 81 90 asked, kettle TX
axe, Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders IS 90
asked cash, sales IS 25 buyer July, short
nib S. IS cash, IS 30 buyer June, IS 65 sci.
Ter July, short clear $565. Bacon-QuIet
but hrm At: IS 60a6 o0a6 IS. Butter-Dull
and unchanged. unseed Oil -6Sa55e.
Whisky-Sl OF.
Ro6s-Ae.ive, 6rm and higher; common
$ 25a3 65, light 5 7OaS IS, packing sS76
aS %, butchers $ s5a4O5.
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West Virginia Press Meeting.

IN. West Virginia Ptess Association
Ma meeting At Grafton on Thursday,
81 rorg,nitsd after lapse Of three
!a1 Qlia 4 number Of the new,pa-
p:a'u, represented. Mr.. O.G. scho'
kA, sIPrk.r,burg, acted as President
fsaIt meeting will be held in this city
Il De int Thursday iu June 1879, or
irs OnuiOn Nr. e ". Atkinson will
tdTsr II address ADd c. c. Johnson read
iPtu, The Association we're hand
ssslT shi.rt.iDsd by the good people OI
GrlpO, They will receive a cordial vel,
ea4 btr next year,
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RELIGIOUS NorEs.-Rev. A. F. Steele,
Of Washington, D. C., will preach at st.
Matthews Church tomorrow morning
and evening.
morrow morning At the North Street Y
Z. Church, and in the evening Miss A,
Taylor, OF the Female College, will deliv.
er lecture at the same place.
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The Singular Weather

| l.ta' - a'sA' s''v.ry eOOl-cOol enough
!, s''! ,! bat for The cloud. and r.inS
\. little Ere v" no, di.nrreesbIe.
G,,'S 90 The 9l.t Of June, the long
Ts.. ,S N' 'si', lud the coumepcem.p,
s.'. .A Il a'a'lly The hotties, month n
! "a s,s, : %lult. our hotties. r.,,b., :,
II, " a' S''A Of June to The sO.h Of
L.,,,.. AZ 'a' 'el'On hA, been running,
,,s.,, NV, !, up to thi. time, We can b.r3Iy \
s,,,' H. !, y a'ual heat. The Cincinnati
,ai,. s.l''.. : I''I.'d'y VAN, farmer. to look
e st,,i'' sa,'''''d aAd nn.eA.Ouabls wealth,
y,,a4.. Sr'' Al,,s'!. .,, w.quo,. as follows:
va ss islo ~ 4. DO. Do veil BY rushing tbsir
!. ~, ". year in..s.d I Of I.,Iins a. Ihs !, mr.. !;
I. s,sa,.' 10 The thra.hine mscbip., = 70, :,
S',' S',' =, ',s out Of ioiS,, Se' and We sp' ny
ta'l,', y = ! IeI'ea.onAbie rnipy ,ins II, T.
" Atd early lpriny ' ''' 0u
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A Bank Robbed In Open Day.
light.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, June 2l.-The start
ling intelligence was spread about the
city this evening to the effect that the
First National Bank had been entered
and robbed OF $4,000 in broad daylight
1t appears that shortly after 19 o'clock
some parties entered the bank TO make
deposits, the cashier, J. Hull, being alone
the other officers and employees having,
gone to dinner. Mr.. Bull, after they had
gone, went to the vault TO place some
money therein, when he discovered 10 his
amazement that three packages, each
containing 5000, were missing. One
package had been taken from q S24,.
900 pile OF currency, while the
other two packages had been taken
from another part Of the vault. When
the other bank officials and employees
had arrived he made known his discoy-
cry and all went 10 work to make =
thorough examination OF the bank
in hopes that it had probably been mis-
placed. The packages could not be
found, but on the other hand it was ascer.
tained that 500 in addition was mis-
sing, making $1,000. Mr.. Hull states
that the money be is certain wAs in the
bank at 9 o'clock, when the days
operations begun. He says he does
not remember Of having seen any
suspicious looking characters in the
bank during the day. There is no back
entrance to The bank, and how they man.
aged TO get out Of the bank Is still un-
known. The police authorities and de-
tectives have been put to work 10 ferret
out il possible the cause Of its mys.
terious disappearance and also the
adroit thief who took it. A reward Of
one thousand dollars has been offered for
the capture Of the thief. The bank was
loser 10 the amount Of fifteen thousand
dollars come three or four months
ago and this occurrence greatly adds to
their previous misfortune. The capitl
OF the Institution IL Sl00, 900, and Ii has 3
surplus fund OF $4,000. So that the loss
will not embaress II any way.
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ANNIVERSARY OF PASTORAL RELATION
The reorganization Of the First Eng
lish Lutheran Church under its present
pastor will be observed by that congre-
cation tomorrow. There will be, no
doubt, appropriate floral decorationsi
and beautiful programme and card Of
invitation jn.l issued from our job office
aunnunces that at l0l A. N. the rite oi
Confirmation will be administered and
the Lord's Supper celebrated. Al two
o'clock the Sunday School will hold a
fellowship and praise service, and at q
quarter 10 eight o'clock the sixteenth an
niyersary sermon will be preached.
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ADRIAN IzAR, who claims 10 be The
champion billiardist Of the world, will
give an exhibition OF his skill at Sever
ing's billiard parlors, on Monday evening
next. Those who desire TO witness hi.
playing should secure their seats At once,
as only limited number Of tickets have
been Issued.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

DAsvnLE, ILL.,, June 2l.-The Demo.
cratic Convention Of this Congressional
District yesterday nominated Hon. NAL
den Jones,
DAVENPORT, IA, June 2l.-The Green.
back Convention Of the Second Congress
sional District nominated Jacob Geiger.
SAN Francisco, June 2l.-The count
in the city is not yet completed but will
than is anticipated, probably near 1000
The non.partisan msjority in the interior
cannot overcome this and the Working
men will elect the delegates st large, eI.
cept ten, which are both non partisan and
Republican or Democratic tickets. It ia
probable that the Convention will be
nearly equally divided.
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GovkRNMVNr-Firm.
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Toledo.

ToLEDo, June 2l.-wheat-Firm: No.
white Michigan 81 IS, extra white Miehi.
gan s. AK, amber Michigan spot held at
81 os, seller July held at 99c, No. red
winter s. 10, No. 2 spot 81 o5h, seller June
81 on, seller August CSC, No. 2 Dayton and
Michigan red 81 OK. Corn-Firm; high
mixed ACC, No 9 spot 3sJfc, seller July
held at 40c, No. Q white 42c, rejected 81 Nc,
damaged SSc. 0ats-firm; No. 9 at 26Ac,
white Csc, Michigan 26Ac.
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GERMANY.
Socialist Agitation.

BERLIN, June 2l.-Ths agitation con.
tinues about the measures the govern
ment fayors for the repression Of Social.
ism, and the newspapers are continually
reporting the arrests Of Socialists and the
Of meetings.
The Nee Pres (socialist) asserts that
the examining magistrate Of one Berlin
Court said recently that as far a. the in
vestigation had proceeded there was not
the least reason to suppose that Nobling
was connected with theSocial Democrats.
It is hoped the Emperor will shortly be
able TO 70 TO Walhelmshoe and Caster.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Further Concessions Demanded Of
Of Russsis, Which the Gar
will stubbornIy Resist.
TIE EASTERN QUESTION.
Russia Increasipg Her Hold on
BulRnrfR,


LONDON, June 2l.-The Russians are
fortifying Rodosto, and are evidently
contriying every means to gain firm
hold on Bulgaria. The meeting Of the
Congress rather increased than abated
their activity in that respect.
The Conservative members Of Parlia-
ment will consider the action 10 be taken
by the party in reference TO the Cabinets
accepting the Schouyalof-sali
memor andum, 10 which the ConServa.
tive are generally hostile.
FURTHER CONCESSIONS ASKED OF RUSSIA.
BERLIN, June 2l.-A messenger has
gone TO St. Petersburg, il is said, to re-
port to the Gar the progress Of the me-
which are taking different
course from what Russia expected, owing
manly to the fresh negotiations between
and Austria, which appears 10
render further concessions on the part OF
Russia necessary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-22

NEW ORLEANS, June Coaee-Dull,
weak and lower; Rio cargoes ordinary &c
prime 13<al6Xc gold. Sugar-steady and
frm; inferior TO COED common 6a6Ac, com
mon to good common 6isa7hc, yellow
clarified s5fasNc. MolAsses-Quiet; com
mon 23a25c, fair 25a2sc. Riee-In good
demand; Louisiana ordinary to choice 6h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-22
An Immense Failure.

NEw YORK, June 2l.-John McCool,
builder, has been adjudicated bankrupt,
with total liabilities S2.757 ,S9l; Of which
s., ,495. 1851 is secured by mortgages on
real estate. McCools bankruptcy was
the result OF building houses on which he
lost large fortune. Among the secured
creditors il the Receiver Of the North
American Life Insurance Co.. whose claim
il 81 ,57l, 900.