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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-12-07


tss a u hisAer netala vss vell
known. How Il prsejsely eone
absst tAat h. DISAPPEARED q ~ did
viii rssnain . natter u eoajeelnre.
There enrns easday : psG. : slisAs
shock, anll . snart nolse = if sousa
one inflated : poper hag ard thsn
burst & hstwssu hls handa OF
lhs professor hlnsell. Of he labor.
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yal0s, nol . veslige Or trace vas
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|eops ese AI0s!sus asenas. 1hey
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~ er ev1ys's''ey sheoseases
wa ee soxaoes vseer Fef :
nan we ksoss nesnie6 g ssxt
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q vn'ea y knew Hasa'ne, ard
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num- Il PISS .-... +.
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dneed to ffsg'uoNts In this fhshi on
our ancestoss haa ~ sasy explana-
tion. lie WA = magician. they
used = ~, ~ devn had come
aud carried him oG There wa :
time, between tho days Of Rngsr
Bacon ard thoso Of DAvy, Black
and Cavsndish, when Tho foal
asnsi was thus slwavs carrying "a
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happened. III man goes into :
cllsspleal lebora tory and takes up
: hf1 1AaakNp anil n0uarn fmto Il thn
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-12-07

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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-12-07

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tFren the Losdee oosesvss'l
A mhte unfortunate accident
which hes oecarrsd - Prague no
calla, II many Of its detai's ard CIR.
camstanees, ths euains tradisiees
that wsrs eses prsvalsas - regard
to ~ nedisval alchsmIsess Prof..
Ftschers Of ths Fraons Gymnasium
. yonne nsn enly twenly.4vs
years o. 49, ard q the ngAsss
sminenee ia bic proeeestoss tnae =
ehemistrys - eene ~ ess'ee.y
end onder ~ 1eee me1eeeeo'y
sttenaees \
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> . poison o. me aoss a'aa'y
eaaracser' sss'vcaestec':es =
prassie ae'o. rssas'c ac'a' - -
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IT, "snAydroas' 'ofn' !" eao-
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nesrsss .ne aoors n'e"' Pc11.p'
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-12-07


DlAlns subsnltIed the ebllovlng |:
Received. That ~ Judiciary
Committee ~ instructed to h.
qatre and sspSst II ~ Senate
whsahsr q ~ Feesas slsssIeaa ~
Cosstilusional Eluhts a. American
eitiasns vees violated n any q
ths Slatss ei the Unlon; /; whether
NJ vighl ~ sllitsssa ef ~ Unitetl
eeassss Or ~ any elass a saeh
elsissss. vas slsoisd ~ absidgsd
BY ~ aellon ef elsellon o0eesl
efaay 6sats h vsf'selns y reeelva
ehsir votes. II falling - eeunl
thsn. Or II receiving .er coe1tina
frapasDQnt eellels q persuanes d
. es1I1pitaet - unake ~ lavful
vesss ef sneh elussaa ~ No eject
AM Hn0aMDp nM0n 0&3InDD0 W0RG
nr.v..t,d fro- .rer,Isi.v 4.
s,ss1Ivs 1r.,sI,.s - 1,,rssd q n q.
II against iheir wishes By vlolsSe,
.: tArsals OF Aessils dsnoastra'
teas of srnsd neN, o. osher or
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Rsaelved. rhat ~ prseentin,
the.s IrouirIes lhe Judleiary Co~'
mlttee shall have tho rlsht 20 een{
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-12-07

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-24
President Orton.

New YORK, April 23.-The directors
Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany this morning adopted q preamble
and resolutions setting forth that by the
death Mr.. Orion, for l2 years President
OF this company, they had lost a friend
eudeared to them by long and agreeable
ASSOCIATION, aud whom they had learned
TO esteem no less for his high moral worth
and sterling character than for his great
and recognized ability, and that while
deeply lamenting the loss Of 50 able and
distinguished an officer, SO suddenly re.
moved by death, they sorrowed still
more for the parting from so true and
cherished an associate.
DR.. Green, Vice President, was elected
President, to hold the Office during the
pleasure Of the Board.
Dispatches Of sympathy and condo
lence were read from D. o. Mills, Presi-
dent Of the Bank Of California, at San
Francisco; General Stager, Vies Presi-
dent Of the company At Chicago; John
3. Duff Of Boston, sena.or Conkling,
Henry Werner, general manager OF the
cable company 10 London, and others
from different parts OF the country,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-24
Formal Recognition OF the DIax
Goyernment-lIostiiity Of the
Mex fenn PreHN

Cry OF MIxico, April 17.-Minister
Foster officially announced the Iecogni-
tion ef the Diaz Government on the Sth
inst, and President Disz received Mr..
Foster officially on the 10Th, and much
cordial feeling EAs manifested on both
sides. The press discusses the event, and
the Leido Journals denouneethe Mexican
government for having, "as they charge"
accepted the recognition with insulting
Language IRON Secretary EVarts.
The church newspaper, Ia Bardao
Naeional, il more bitter against the Uni.
ted States than ever, and does not want
peace on any terms. That portion Of the
government press which supports Minis.
ter YAllarie clsima the recognition OF
President Diax by tue United States as a
great diplomatic triumph Of Senior Val
larte over Mr.. Evarts.
The La Libertdd says Mexico has OBJ
tanned recognition by the tact and
shrewdhess OF Villarte without yielding
any point to American pretensions. She
has given no promi+e 10 change the Zona
LibFs, no pefmiasion for American troops
TO cross into Mexico, and no pledges re.
garding forced loans or other protection
Of American citizens.
The 0fieiai journal treats the subject
with dignity and does full justice to the
United States.
Jefferson Davis before leaving this city
was complimented with grand military
review ut San sarazo. About 5000
troops OF all srms were In line. Mr..
Davis was mounted and In full uniform.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-24
BUSINESS EnBARKAssMEsrs.

ST. ALBASs, VI, April 23.-Farrar
Bros.. iron and hardware merchants, fail.
ed. Liabilities S65.00O; assets $4,000.
CINCINNATI, April 23.-The following
petitions 10 bankruptcy have been filed at
Coyington, KY: Lewis II. Long, liabili.
ties S57, 900, assets S26, 900; Casey, Chal.
FAINT Il Co., liabilities 100000, assets s3i,.
600; J. B. Casey, liabilities $4,000, as
sels $50, 900; Edward D. Casey, liabilities
S2l, 900, assets 10000; Henry Kasson,
liabilities $4,000, assets So, 900, W. T.
Stevenson, liabilities $4,000, assets So
900; A. Rogers, liabilities $4,000, assets
$4,000.
sr. LOUIS, April 2S.-James P. Gard
and Amos F. Hofier, dealers In pig iron,
have filed a petition in bankruptcy.
Liabilities Sl62, 900, including s49, 900 TO
J. F. Card, Of Cleveland; face value Of
assets $4,000, Of which S75, 900 in stock
Of the iron mining companies OF this
State.
ALLEsroN, Pa, April 2s'-Henry Ga
bril- & Sons wooden mills closed tonight.
Liabilities $4,000; assets $4,000. One
hundred aud tifta hands are thrown out
OF employment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-24
Rumored Confession Of Fraud In
the Election OF 1876 In Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 23.-Mo-
Lin, Secretary OF State, under Stearns,
aud L. Dennis, the Little Glanto Of Ala-
chua county, have made \ confession In
writing Of The frauds in 1875 BY which
Florida was carried for Hayes. Dennis
covers fully all the details Of the Archer
Precinc. frauds, which played an import.
ant part before the Returning Board.
BE says that 2l4 names were put on the
returns Of Archer Precinct after the yot-
Ing McLin'a confession Is said TO cover
ali the transactions before the State Can.
wasting Board. These confessions were
In the hands Of the present Secretary OF
State, Bloxham, and have beenf forwarded
TO Washington. After Dennis made the
confession eleven indictments against
him for fraud In Alachua and Leay coun.
lies were nolle prossed. MeLin, II II
said, was rewarded, but how 10 NOT
known. .s- &.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-24

A telegram from Manchester says
It Is calculated that there are between
10000 and 10000 operatives on strike
in Lancashire, about Gi,000 being weav.
ers. Most Of the mills were open this
morning go the operatives could com
mence work II they chose. but none or
the strike resumed. A mass meeting oi
the operatives TO the number OF 1000 was
held at Barntay this morning and reso
luton adopted to the effect that they
should refuse to work until the notices o.
reduction were Withdrawn. A small
minority opposed the motion and pro
posed compromise.
NEITHER MEDIATION NOR ARBITRATION
LONDON, April ga meeting Of the
Master Cotton Spinners Association, al
Manchester to-day, finally resolved that
Il would neither refer the dispute Ia
arbitration nor accept any mediation.
A telegram from Preston states tha,
the strike there is ended, the spinnert
having resolved to work on the best
terms obtainable. The weavers are fol-
loyng their example.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-24
""OOtn'ille Cooling Oh on the
Pottery Question.

eNNsAohs
~, 'P'ive' ntiehbOrs are not appar.
NV hnp'Nt 90 the subject of pottery.
~ Ia'un' 'ub.ctibsd as yc. i. no. near
~ u. demand. Of the parties at East
,.',,l SPo'I who think Of coming down and
n. %T4'L'SI's ~ /, concern at steubenviIIe.
i.N, iSSaal' Of Last night makes the fol.
ol%4 as HaA'ks upon the preseu. phase
a! AIsS,L'' s' pottery meeting wa, held a,
n. SssSta'', S,,,Ss. efice yesterday evening,
-,,,, ,ataet being very bad only a few
At, ,..., .M..,s-gentlemen were present.
Ss,,.,, s ,'lliing for more TO come, those
psIeS'.0 .s' 0oncllded it would be better 10
s,pcs ~ C.! ua!lI Friday night. The FL
nj no'u nSlall'ee reported $500 raised
Nj ,',,s Ss,s promised. A proposition to
A.,,SS,,lS, .S,l 10 The East Liverpool men Il
N ..,,l,i SJlS raise $1,000 aud come here
Soos s"Slhha pottery, the citizens here
isl',s,, 'Csn \, them $4,000 without
4 Ss,,,, .ls only security asked being
ti[S,. on the establishment, was
EIio,, ',;, Va this proposition W. R. E
4,SSs.;l hs would double the amount
&,,os, ~" as stock, Il was thought
R,SSs!e eGP!e would rather do this thar
q E,S Es'I I 70 II ta'an investment, and Thai
potier ,i.,,1 liverpool men being practical
SsS.'.I!eoa S. could run the busipes. 10 anil
S.S SS',Ie, y and not be over,eeS N by ~ !
la directors ignorant Of the b1si.
slllonItU nItUI,e'er, the Finance Committee
teLs III ~. IalIss subscriptions until Fridsy Isy
rsilsa a'n a. 'on'thiuS definite viii 5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-24

PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-In the suit
Of J. Sherman Hall, Of Chicago, against
The Pennsylvania Railroad 70 recover
damages for the loss Of s, 800 worth Of
wool destroyed during the Pittsburgh
riot by alleged negligence Of the company
the testimony was concluded yesterday.
Upon the opening Of the court Mr..
Macyeagh filed q demurrer TO the plain.
tif's evidence precluding the defence
from producing any evidences 70 sS cSn.rs. aS
mitted the whole matter as q question Of
law for the court to decide, and for dnal
Judgment, subject, however, 10 q writ o.
error. The counsel then agreed TO submit
he case 10 the court Withouta Q jury, and
Judge McKennan desired the counsel on
each aide to prepare abatement oil the
iacts 10 accordance and present the same
10 him to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-24
GovRRsMgsTs-Firm.
RAILROAD Bosps.ouiet and firm.


sToCKs-on Stock exchange speculation
was firm ut the opening OF business to-day.
There was slight advance in prices In
some cases, but soon afterwards weak
feeling set In, and there was decline OF
Y to 2H per cent. The selling movement
extended throughout the active list and
nearly all the stocks participated in the
downward movement. The largest trans
actions were in Lake Shore, Northwestern.
st. Louis and Weston Union. Towards l
o'clock the pressure TO sell abated and the
market became strong. At o'clock the
market was rising one, and there was
recovery OF Y to per cent In the entire
list. subsequently there was renewed
pressure to sell and the lowest quotations
OF the day were made. The decline for
the day ranged from Il TO az per cent,
Lake Shore, Northwestern, st. Paul, West
ern Union and Lsckawanna leading the
downward movement. The close was un.
settled and weak.
The sale OF $1,000 tons Of coal by the
Lackawanna Company bag been postponed
until May lst.
Transactions aggregated 2l1, 900 shares,
OF which 5000 were Erie, $1,000 Lake
Shore, 26,000 Northwestern common, $500
preferred, 1900 Rock Island, $1,000 st.
Paul common, 5000 preferred, 5000 Wa.
bash, 10000 Lackawanna, 2,400 Western
Union, 5000 Pacific Mail, and 5000 Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-24

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Flour--Quiet
superGne at s. so, extra 81 so, Pennsylva
mia family IS 75a6 25, Minnesota IS 50ae 90
high grades and patent 50 60a7 70. Wheat
-Qufet, steady and unchanged. Corn
Quiet aud steady; yellow 6Sc, mixed 52I<c
May, 62kc June. 0ats-Quiet; white west
ern at SIC, western mixed at 3la32c,
Proyisions-Dull and unchanged. Butter
Dull; creamery 2saS0c, Western reserve
2la23c. Eggs-Weak; western 10ai0Iic,
Cheese-Firm; western l2Hal2Ac. Petro
leum-Dull and unchanged. Whisky
Strong; western 81 06h.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-24
MreeIs oin WhalIng Rarls.

SAN FRAxcIsco, April 2S.-The crew
Of the whaling bark osmanli, Of New
Bedford, arrived yesterday by the steam.
or New Ber, from MaEattau. The lOs.
manli got into the breakers at Atlanta,
l6O miles north Of Manhattan March sth
and become total wreck. The crew
lived on the beach for two weeks. The
men complain that Captain osborne left
them there TO ,hiit for ihemselVee, and
they were provided with passage on the
New Ber BY the American Consul, arriy'
Ing here destitute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-24
The Indian Raid on the Texas
Border.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April 23-The
Indian raiders near Lowedo have crossed
into Mexico with about three hundred
head Of horses and some other stock. The
Mexican troops and citizens, numbering
about 900, are 10 pursuit. The Indians
are trying to reach the mountains at the
border Of the Chipuahu. but will proba-
bly, be captured.
The mail carrier east Of Fort Davis
was killed by the Indian raiders from the
Fort Sill and Fort Stanton reservtions.
Three citizens were killed by band Of
the same raiders about the same time, ID
miles west Of Fort Davis.
A terrific hail storm at Fort Chunco
ON the 10th killed one horse and STAN.
peded two hundred. Some Of the bail
stones were an inch and half in diameter
and fell 10 the depth Of aioot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-24

NEW YORK, April 2S.- Flour Low
grades steady; better kinds slightly in
buyers favor; No. 2, 8 00a4 05, Superine
western and State $i15A4 75, common
to good 81 25a4 80, good to choice s. 25a
8 IS. Wheat-Red wheat scarce; No. 2
Northwest 81 %, No. l spring 81 3Sal 81,
No. 2 red winter 81 S5a1 36, No. 3 white
81 SIX, No. 2 Milwaukee 81 27h, ungrad.
ed red winter 81 SSal IS. Rye, Barley and
Malt1Unchanged. Corn Moderate de-
mand; ungraded western mixed 50c, steam
mixed 55a55 Nc, high mixed 54Ifc. Oats
Fairly active; western mixed 3iaS6c, white
western S6a40c. Hops-Unchanged. Coffee
Quiet and unchanged. sugar-Firm;
fair to good refining a7kc, prime 7Asc,
refined steady with fair demand. Mo-
lasses-New Orleans steady at 2S1Sa50c.
Rice-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
81 07a1 0S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-24
WASHINGTON.
Change of Opinion on the Bank
rupt Law.

WAsH1SeroS, April 23.-The House
] Judiciary Committee to-day reconsidered
It's former action instructing Representa-.
live .MacMahon, one Of It's members, to
move, when the Senate bill repeating the
bankrupt law is reached on The Speakers
table that Il be put on Its passage, and by
a two-thirds vote instructed him 10 re-
port substitute for the bill repeating
involuntary proceedings immediately
and repeating voluntary proceedings al.
ter January lat, 1879. There is quite q
change in sentiment regarding the bill,
and the result In the House Is considered
uncertain as to the immediate repeal Of
the law.
The Republican Congressional Com
mittee effected permanent organization
to-day by electiug Hon. Geo. Q. Gorham,
Of California, Secretary.
-FOUR PER CENTS.
The subscriptions TO the four per cent
bonds to-day amounted to Sl07, 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-24

cno1sHArI, April 49, Cotton Dull
and dropping at l0Hc. Flour-steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and steady
red at 81 l0a1 IS. Com-Good demand
and strong at 4Sa44c. 0sts-Demand fail
and market firm at 2sa8lc. Rye-Steady
and In fair demand at 60a62c. Barley
Dull and nominal. Pork-Dull: jobbing
at 50 80. Lard--Quiet and steady; current
make at So 90, kettle 711la71c. Bulk Meats
Dull and dropping: shoulders S1Sc, short
rib 81 72<a4 rs. short clear IS 90. Bacon
Dull at 4I1a5 ha5Xs. Butter Quiet and
unchanged. Whisky-Good demand at full
prices, 81 02.
HoGs-Quiet but steady; common 50 75a
8 20, light $S 25aS 45, packing s. S0aS so,
butchers s. 6o43 IS.
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A Cashler skips vim sls,sOo.

CLEVELAND, O., April go. Q. Sell
lers, Cashier Of the National Exchange
Bank, Tifiu, Ohio, after banking hours
Saturday last abseonded, taking With him
s45 800 Of the bonds Of The bank. The
surplus OF the hank exceeds the amount
taken. The loss 10 confined exclusively
TO the stockholders. The bank'a business
will not be interrupted. The Directors
offer reward Of 5000 for the return Of
Sellers 10 the Sheriff Of Seneca county,
Ohio, and an additional reward Of 5000
for the return Of the money, or an equi.
table proportion for all the money re.
turned,
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Paid Up Like n Little man.

PANAMA, April lS.-All the conditions
imposed on Nicaragua BY the German
aeel have been scrupulonsly fulfilled,
and the indignities offered Consul Eisen'
stuck have been atoned. The salute was
fred. Thirty thousand dollars were paid.
Ex.Alcalde BalladAreo was fined $500
and deprived Of his political rights for
Ave years. The Sergeant In charge Of
The armed police who made the assault
on Consul EiSenstuck WM dilmissed In
disgrace,
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FIRE RECORD.

Nrw MAnxrr, N. H, April %
Lawset,e HaIl's nut and bolt factory
burned to-day. Loss sSI ,00oi insurance
ST. LOUIS, April ga Gre broke out
in the show case factory Of Lange &
Bros No. S29 North Second street, late
last evening and extended to Nos. $40 and
32s, occupied by Krebs, Barham & Co.,
grocers, and Peters Bros, saloon. Dam
age about $4,000.
BANGOR, April 23.-The buildings o!
the Eastern Burnettizing Works burned
to-day. Loss $4,000; no insurance.
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PITTSBURGH, April 2S.-Petroleum-
Crude dull at 81 495f at Parker'S refined
quiet at 111Sc for Philadelphia delivery.
OIL CRY, Pa, April 2S.-Petroleum-
The market did not open till P. N the
session lastiug but two hours, owing 70 the
opening OF the new OIL Exchange. The
first sales were at 81 26<, advanced 10
81 2sX, at which price Il closed. sales
of az 900 barrels,
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TOLEDO, April 2s.-wheat-Quieti No, l
white Michigan held at 81 291f, 81 20 bid,
No. 2 red winter spot held at 81 FAX, 81 "a
bid. seller May 81 2i1fal 25, extra white
Michigan 81 81 asked, 81 80 bid, amber
Michigan spot 81 20, seller May 81 80.
seller June 81 30L<al S0If, No. 2 Dayton &
Michigan red 81 2S1k, No. 8 red 81 l2k,
rejected Wabash at 81 OF. Corn-Quiet;
No. 2 spot 44c, seller May held at 4iNc,
seller June Axe, seller August 45 bid, No.
white 46c, rejected ~ IEc, damaged S6Ifc.
oats-oulet; No. 2 at 2SN, Michigan at
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THE TURF.

LIxMoroS, April 2S.-Ths prepsra-
tions at the race course Of the Kentucky
Association have been projected for the
spring meeting, which commenced on the
1lth Il May. The management have
erected new stabling for the unusual
number Of horses that will be on the
ground.