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NEW YORK, June 12.-Cotton-Firu
at II 1fa1l5Gc. F1our--Dull and upcha 1ged
Wheat-In moderate demand; ungradet
spring 81 05al II, No 2 spaing 81 10, No
I thicago spring 81 10, No. 2 Milwaukee
81 l0l1a1 II, No. l Milwaukee 81 Il, No.
red winter 81 OF, No. . do 81 IA, No. dt
81 is, No. l white 81 23a1 a., extra 81 2s
No. 2 Northwestern June 81 l0<al IL. BY,
Firm at 64a65fc. Barley and Malt
Nominal. Corn-Demand active; ungra
ded 4111a45hc, steam 421la431lc, No.
441fa451 Nc, Kansas 45al5fo. 0ats-Firn
and unchanged. Hay hipping at 46a55c
Hops-Quiet, firm aud unchanged. COTE,
STEADY and unchanged. Sugar and No
lasses-Dull and unchanged. Rice-steady
and In fair demand. Whisky-F Firmer a
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fraudulent agreement with Nash and 4
false protest that they shonld promise tc
give him an Officer A. / have no doubt
| did.
Q. Do you remember7 A. Certainly.
Q. How did Anderson meet that sur.
prise Of yoursI A. You will have &c
help me out.
q. I guess l can. Did he not say be
was employed by Matthews 10 watch the
Packard people for him? A. No, ]
didn't hear Of It.
@. And 10 report to Harlan about III
A. I never heard anything about the
Packard government.
Q. Didn't it surprise you that Harlan
wanted 10 consult this manR A. Ny re-
collection is that 1 supposed be wanted
him for the purpose Of consulting in re-
gard 70 the office.
@. You were surprised that he wanted
to give him an Office, but not surprised
that he wanted 10 consult him about the
Office? A. That is about the idea.
Q. WheA did you first learn from any
living being that the Sherman letter was
in existence? A. l cannot give the date
when learned Of the existence Of such =
letter; l am satisfied learned it from An.
derson himself.
Q. When you first heard Of il what did
you hear il was? A. The recollection /
have Of the letter is that Il was given by
Sherman and stoughton TO me, Anderson
and Weber in reply to letter sent them
by Anderson and Weber stating that they
had made returns from their parish, &c.
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A CARD,

rp,, ,,,.ls.t BlLnAr, o, June IL, 1878.
Si,s IA Sfllli'' f indPeDdeut of the 9Th inst.
,,,i.1.. ~ = L1ad7 Of the slh inst. published
4. Safs' s to The eject tha, the Pre.idsDI oi
81 1t,Ill's u Goblet Company had re-
sss.ais S,s through the mail. an anonymou.
,'Saa'eA''on, ~ in which both his In
:, property We're threatened il the pres.
lsS SP,Sye' .g,S were not discharged by the
~, M q .,! Tie Present month, and intin.ted he'd
~, 'uoasly that the notice b.d il.
~ = - ssIons the undersigned. We there,
B. ,.n ~ Io' enough space in your ynlus-
d. SPs' ~. 4 10 make brief denial, and a,
,S,lI.-,nI It lime show how inconsistent and
va. . 'Ss is,, S;,' " place, then, We shall p,s.
WS,,. WSI.Ilsh I.,,l communication, aiIhoupb
va h .S. .sa to ind any one who IN.
do, r..,I .,.n paris Of the STAFF Al both
NNoi oiiIontd i. SS, had no personal knowi,
6S,I." out il We we're even dispo,st
Quir, ~ any ny threats it cannot surely rs.
Z s - Extraordinary amount t Of S,sir ,S
kIS, ,yp.,. p,,G.nd that Nr. Morgan EoaId %
Va,, IAt man upon wbo,s '.i \
hill ,IDi, 5 when The circumstances Ar,
Pay'd SIPISinsd. l, y While We we're '' en-, Ia'
%. rcoSnissI' I'Tnpany Mr.. Morgan wa
lotaL Ssu,,S.o y Us except a. the merI
SpOn tSs r'vlsad coIO.Et IN t,ct, We only iookec
Il. .,I y, = SSs and .tocEsoIass. S Ss Ssf
W with or say to Us, Beside
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, June II.



Mr.. voorhees, presented a petition from
Peter Cooper praying for the repeal o.
the specie resumption act and remonstra
ting against the proposed adjournment o.
Congress until some legislative live meas
ure for financial relief had been passed
Referred.
The Select Committee to inquire int
the alleged frauds in Louisiana under
resolution oil Mr.. Mathews was author
ied to sit during the session Of th'
Senate.
The Senate bill making pre.emptior
grant to the heirs Of Joan Baptiate Beau
bian, deceased, for part Of Fort Dearborn
reservation, Chicago, and . confirm th'
purchasers Of other parts in their titles
which was adversely reported from tn
Committee on Private Land Claims, was
on motion Of Mr.. Davis, indefinitely
postponed.
An Executive session was soon after
wards held. and when the doors Wer
opened the Senate adjourned.
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this, we have never had any controversy
with Mr.. Morgan, either previous OF
subsequent TO the strike.
II has been suggested BY some that the
letter was possibly written BY some oi
our friends here who are connected with
other factories. 10 reply to this we
will state that we have interviewed and
cross. questioned all Of them; having con.
sumed the FIVE days since the first men
toned publication in trying to ferret out
the writer, and can truthfully state that
they are prepared and willing, without
an exception, To make oath that they
knew nothing Of and in this connection
we include ourselves.
We, Of course, after our observation 10
this matter, have theory and It might
be proper 70 state il here. Almost every
citizen Of P.llaire 10 acquainted with the
circumstances OF the strike, and II is q
fact that the sympathy Of great majority
OF the community has been with us, and
this Of course hAs not passed unobserved
by the officers OF the Goblet Co. II is 4
TACT too, that Mr.. Morgan Is known as q
deep schemer, indeed Il has been said
that "wisdom and cunning had full shares
Of him." 1t is known too, that the com.
pany has suit pending against them for
damages, in which they would have but
little show without the so much coveted
sympathy. We are not so dull Of com.
prehension as 10 believe that il we should
resort to any unlawful measures or that
il the people who read the above referred
to articles believed them, that we
could still retain their sympathy. Why
therefore might not the letter have
had lis origin closer to It's recipient that
is suspected?
When the Boston men were brought
out here trouble was anticipated and the
company furnished them with goodly
sized reyolyers with instructions to make
themselves proficient in their deadly use.
This fact has come 10 our knowledge
through some OF the men themselves.
who Voluntarily came to US and said that
matters had been grossly misrepresented
10 them, that they were satisfied we were
gentlemen and that they were going 10 re-
turn TO the East, at the same time barter
ing with us several Of the reyolyers that
had been furnished them.
That such course should have been
adopted by the company was surprise
TO all our acquaintances, and that It was
uncalled for, no one better than them
selves knew.
In concluding we will state that in our
spites we are not demonstrative and deiy
any one 10 show otherwise. We are will.
ing to pay good share Of any expense
that may be incurred in ferreting out the
writer Of the letter, If there really was
one written
DISCHARGED EMpLoYEs.
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CHICAGO, June l2.-Flour-steady ant
unchanged. Wheat Dull and prices I
shade lower; No. 2 Chicago spring e7'
cash, 97lta9I Nc June, 9SSSa9S9lc July, SS'
August, No. s at Ss1[c. Corn-Dull ant
prices shade lower at 361+c cash, $685.
July, S73sc August, rejected 32Ilc. DAT
-Firmer at 2S7sc, cash, 2S1ic July, 23t
bid August, rejected 1sc. Rye-Firmer q
5Sc. Barley Unchanged at 4sHc. PorE
Unsettled but generally lower; opened
weak and lower and closed firm at ontsidt
prices IS 90 cash, IS 65as 67H July
IS sax August, S. 971la9 90 September
sales at IS 60as IS. Lard Unsettled bu
generally lower at So 60a6 62H cash
$s6 u July, SO 17h August, SO SIX Sep
tember. Bulk Meats-Dull and prices .
shade lower; shoulders 4c, short rib Axe
short clear SIC. Alcohol-At S3l<c bid
Whisky Steady and unchanged.
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ONO REPUpLIcAN coyyEyrIoN


C1scrssATr, June 12.-After a short
speech by Judge Welch, the presenting ol
a resolution BY VIM. Ampt, which was
referred, and the appointment Of COM
mittees, the convention adjourned until 2
o'clock.
The convention reassembled at
o'clock. Hon. VIM. Lawrence was chosen
permanent Chairman. Jndge Vim. White
was nominated for Judge Of the Supreme
Court, and Milton Barnes for Secretary
OF State, both by acclamatiou.
George Paul was nominated for Board
Of Public Works.
The Committee on Resolutions report.
ed.
The following ia the substance OF the
resolutions offered BY William Ampt, and
which were referred 10 the Committee on
Resolutions, amidst great excitement:
/. The Ohio Republicans are not op-
posed to investigating the frauds in the
Presidential contest Of 1876, but demand
that all Investigations be impartial and
include all the States where fraud Is al
legged 70 have been committed.
2. That the title Of President Hayes ID
beyond dispute or Congressional inter.
ference. That the American people are
opposed TO all payment Of rebel claims,
8. That We tender the PROSTATE Re.
publicans Of the South, many OF whom,
being eI-Union soldiers, are ostraciEed
as carpet.baggers and scalaWsgs, our
earnest sympathy in their struggle for
political liberty, and we will always
honor the name Of General Grant for bis
patriotic efforts in behalf Of the Southern
Republicans.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, June 12-The
Greenback Congressional Convention ol
this district hSld at Winterset to-day
nominated E. H. Gillet.i for Congress,
Mr.. Gilletti is 4 retired capitalist rssid.
ing In Des Moines.
COUNCIL BLuTTs, June l2.-The Green
back Congressional Convention Of the
Eighth District, held here to-day, nomi
mated Rev. Geo. @. Hicks for Congress.
ST. PAUL, June ia call wAs issued
to-day for Republican State Convention
TO nominate minor State officers, To b
held in this city Sept. 4.
EVANSVILLE, IND, June 12.-Thos. Z
Ganin, Of Evansville, was nominated fol
Congress BY Democrats Of the lst Con-
gressional District to-day.
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CHICAGO CattIe market.

CHICAGO, June 12-Ths DrOv1T JoaraG
reports:
6ATrLE-Receiph /, 800; shipments 1 100
Market heavy; shipping steers "a 00a5 So
feeders and stockers, demand light bu
holders firm at s. 10a$ 80; butchers in iail
demand, cows 81 35a4 80, bulls g 60AS 25
Texas 81 60a4 90.
Hoes-Reeeiph 5000; shipments $500
All grades l0c lower heavy at $ 25SS so
light s. l0aS IS, mixed s. 10a3 so.
sHEEP-Receips S6o.' Market quiet Ant
unchanged; sales at 81 76a5 90.
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VOLUME XXvI--NUMBER 269


PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-FIour-Firm;
superfne s. 00a3 25, extras 81 00a4 %,
Pennsylvania family at IS OOa6 rs, Mime.
sofa IS 6Oa6 25, high grades 50 O0a7 50.
Wheat-Quiet and weak, amber at 81 lSa
IS, red at 81 oral l2, white q. 81 lsGl 20.
Corn-Qniet; yellow 46Iic, mixed 46c. Oats
Quiet but fifm; white western at 20aS2c,
western mixed 29aSOc. Rye-Dull at $50
60c. Provisions Weak. Mess Pork
$40 so. I.a-d-City kettle at &c. Butter
Nomiually unchanged. Eggs and Cheese
STEADY and unchanged. Petroleum-Re.
fined at lie, crude s1sasxs. Whisky
Strong; western at 81 0S.
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, June 12.-To.day's bullstinl
report that the Emperor enjoyed re.
freshing sleep through the night and
this morning sat up. The swelling OF hf'
arm has decreased.
BERLIN, June 12.-The Emperor eI'
pects to 20 to Babelsberg on Monday
next. His health is so much improved
that be hopes TO be able 10 give recep
tion to the. Plenipotentiaries before The
adjournment Of the Congress. Primes
Hohenlohe, German Ambassador tc
Paris, will cit as third PleuipotentiarY
for Germany,
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Meeting Of the western Union

NEw YoRK, June 12.-At 4 meeting O
the Directors Of the Western Union Tel
egraph Company to day the quarterly
report Of the Executive Committee wal
presented. 1t shows that the net profit
for the quarter ending June S0th, based
on returns for April and May, are esti-
mated at Ss67;O0s, which, with the sur
plus at the close o. The previous quarter
April lst, makes = total Of 81 ,065, ,s7S
Deducting $4,000 for the quarters In
terest on the bonded debt for constfuc-
ton and other expenses, q balance re-
mains Of sss5,s77. Adiyidend Of y pei
cent on the capital stock was declared
payable July 18th. This dividend re,
gulres s525,7S6, leaving a surplus oil
$3.50 942.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Peace Congress TO Sit in Ssoret---
Great Confidence in the Re-
suit Of Its Labors.
The Situation at Constantinople
Uneasy.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Peace Congress TO Nit In secret
Sesaion.

Peace Congress 10 bit In Secret
Sesaion.
LONDON, June 12.-The Duke Of Cam.
bridge has left London en- route for
Malta.
A Vienna correspondent says: The
various governments have agreed that
the discussions In the Congress shall be
secret, but committee will be appointed
to select what portion Of the deliberations
1t is desired to publish. Confidence both
in ST. Petersburg and Berlin in the sue.
cessful issue OF the Congress Is reported
30 deep ss almost to exclude doubt that
Count schouyaloff . policy is triumph.
ant at 81. Petersburg, and his antagonists
silenced, but the situation at Constantine.
pie still continues to cause uneasiness.
THE TURK DIEFs THE coesAoK.
CoSsrAsrryoPLE, June 12.-safvit Pa
sha, the Grand Vizier, gave dinner last
evening In honor Of the Russian Ambass-
ader, Prince Labauff.
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ITALY.


ROME, June 12.-The Bezsaslieri, lib
eral news paper, stated yesterday that the
Pope has had a protracted fainting Ct.
Observation and rumors officially state
that the Popes health Is excellent. Unita
Battaleco, contradicts the report that
the Pope contemplates going to the
country. The weather in Rome is excess.
lively hot.
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Petroleum market.

on crrY, Pa, June 12-Petroleum-
The market opened with sales at$l l2h,
and advanced 70 81 l55E, at which price II
closed hrm. Shipments 5000 barrels;
average 5000. Transactions $4,000 bar
rels.
PrrrsBUBGH, June a. Petroleum
Quiet; crude 81 sax at PaTker's for imme.
date shipment; refined at llNc, Philalel
phia delivery.
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NEW oRLRANs, June 12,-CoGee-Dull;
ordinary 70 prime Rio eargoes l4Ilal71Ie.
SugAr-Qnist; inferior TO good common Ga
exc, common 70 good common 6Ta7 Nc,
yellow clarified SIfaS1Sc. Molasses-
and In fair demand; common 20a2Sc, fair
26a2sc. Riee-Searce and firm; Louisiana
ordinary 10 choice 6a7c.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, June -whsat-weak and
lower; amber Michigan spot at 81 05, seller
July 81 OF asked, seller August held a
81 00a9Se bid, No. red winter spot held
at 81 o., 81 OF bid, seller July 9SHc, No. >
red CSC asked, No. 2 Dayton and Michigan
red 81 %. Corn-Dull; high mixed Se,fc,
No 2 spot..3e, seller July 50 Nc, No. 2 white
40j<c, rejected S6c, damaged S21c. oat.-
Dali; No. at 26c, No. 2 white 25Ne,
Michigan 25c,
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The OIL Producers Council
stoppago Of the Drill the Rem.
edy for Low Prices.

Trrusv1LLE, Pa, June 12.-The Pro.
ducers' Convention which convened here
Yesterday, adjourned this evening. The
only important business considered was
that Of stopping the drill. No decisive
action was taken. The Clarion and But.
Ter delegates refused to vote on the ques.
ton till 1t was known for certain what
the Bradford operators would do.
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.HR sHEKP MaRKH
REMARKS,

There has been very heavy run OF
Sheep and Lambson the market this week,
and q very dull one has been the result.
The receipts were very much in excess OF
the demand, which was relatively quite
limited. There were some shipments OF
Lambs to the East. We quote sheep at
Saih cents, few selling at the latter price,
most sales being made at 3ka4 cents;
Lambs at 41Sa6 cents, and very few at the
latter price, most sales being at 4 Ifa5 cents;
stock sheep 81 50a2 30 per head.
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FRANCE.


PAR1s, June 12.-It is probable thai
Rosseau's Centenary wilt be publicly
celebrated in this city in July.
AN Rx-KISe DIES.
Er,King George..of Hanover, died to.
day.
THE INTERNATIONAL MONEY CONGRESS.
France, Greece, Italy, the Netherlands,
Hungary, Russia and Switzerland have
accepted the invitation to the Interna-
tional Monetary Conference, and Austria,
Belgium, Germany and Great Rritain
have the subject under consideration.
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BALTIMORE, June l2-WAllace White
3 scAlper, convicted Of conspiracy TO de-
fraud the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany has been sentenced to two years
imprisonment aud pay tine Of $500.
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RAILROAD Bonds Generally weak.
STATE BONDs-Staady.

STATE BoNDs-steady.
SIocKs-Weak and lower, the decline
ranging from y to 2 per cent. The de,
preston was brought about by vague ru,
mors on the Stock Exchange about i'm,
pending strikes and riots, and the an.
nouncement Of q disruption Of the East
bound pool management, which It is be.
lieyed will result in cutting rates In oil
directions.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
Of which 5000 were Erie, $1,000 Lake
Shore, 1900 Northwestern common, 1000
preferred, 1900 Rock Island, 10000 st.
Paul common, 400 } preferred, $500 Pitts
burgh, 10000 LAckawanna, 1000 Delaware
& Hudson, 5000 Michigan Central, 5000
Ohios, and II 600 Western Union,
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Marine Intelligence

Nrw YORE, June 12.-Arrived-Lab
rador, Hayre.
BAIaINoRE, June l2.-Arrived-Ca..
plan, Liverpool.
LONDON, June 12.-steamers Ethiopia
and Mosel, from New York, have arrived
out.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.


New York Money and Stocks
NEW YORK, June 12.-MoSEY-Closes
easy at 21<a3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3a4H per cent. Customs receipts
$276,0 The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000. Clearings $9,D00,000. Sterling,
long 4.s4K, short 4.sGN.
GoLD-Firm t0t. Carrying rates Sal per
cent and fat.
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Result Of the Railroad Pool Con.


New YORK, June 1.-THE railroad
representatives being unable to agree
upon any pool arrangement adjourned
Siae die.
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CnctSNArr, June l2.-John Parker,
colored, wn hanged to-day for the mur-
der Of George franklin, In . quarrel al
Somerset, Ky, laIt March.
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WASHINGTON.
The Senate Investigating Com
mfffee.

The Senate Investigating Com
mftfee,
WAsHSeros, June 12.-The select
Senate Committee appointed under Mr.
Matthews resolution, decided to COM
mence investigation tomorrow. Sessions
10 be open to reporters Of the Associated
Press only. Jas. E. Anderson and ex'
Congressman Darrall, were subpGnaed tc
appear tomorrow.
EMPOWERED TO SUE.
The Senate bill authorizing Ohio, In
diana and Illinois 10 prosecute suits
against the United States In the Supreme
Court OF the United States, on account oil
the sales OF public lands In each Of said
States, passed.
CONFIRMED By THE SENATE.
The Senate in Executive session con.
firmed John G. Fremont as Governor oil
Arizona; Crowley P. Dake, Of Michigan,
rs U. s. Marshal Of Arizona; Henry @.
Marston, OF Illinois, as U. s. Consul al
Port Louis; John s. Witcher, Of West
Virginia, as Pension Agent at Washing.
ton, D. G.
Assistant Secretary French has made q
long and volumnious report on the Chi
cago Custom House building.
The House had an evening session and
the usual wrangle took place without any
special legislation being accomplished.
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weather Indications.
WAaHIHaToN, D. @, June I'll 4. \. J

For Tennessee and Ohio Valley higher
pressure southeast 70 northeast winds,
nearly stationary temperature and IN
former and western portion ot the latter,
with occasional rains.
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MoSrREAI, June 12.-The orauSemsn
Of the city have resolved to celebrate the
18th Of July BY procession.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

ADRIAN, MICH, June 12.-The Second
Congressional District has nominated e..
L. Thomas as the candidate Of the Ma.
tional Greenback party for Congress.
MARsHALIrows, Ia, June 12.-The
Convention OF the National Greenback
party OF this District has nominated Gov.
Carter, OF Iowa county, for Congress.
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Business Embarrassments,

NEw YoRK, June 1.-The combina.
ton Rubber Co., oi this city fEilsd. Liza.
bilitiea $ll5, 600,
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The market was inactive throughout,
and prices were in many cases Hc, and
in few instances some dealers thought
greater decline was observed. The quail.
ty was fully as good as It was last week,
there being fully rs many good ones as
there were then. There were but very
few, and those selections sold to one Of our
butcher firms here at our top quotations
6Ac. We quote the market at 2<a5Kc,
Mich Cows-1he receipts are light and
the sales very limited. Quotations Gt $50 90
$40 90 per head, and few at the latter
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v.iI meeting at Pittsburgh yes
10 ,. S"' moi largely attended and no
r:p ", ., .py importance was trans
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QUEBEC, June l2.-The strikers have
been plundering Renards -four store
St. Paul street, stopping the traffic and
forcing the track.men to assist them in
carrying of their plunder. B Battery
and the police attempted to disperse the
mob. The riot Is on the increase and the
strikers number thousands. A Battery
OF artillery, brought to the scene, had To
retire, as the riot act had not been read
the Captain, Adjutlnt and some Of The
men were badly wounded by stones
thrown BY the rioters.
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..,..li,g between Hon. ]. Dunbar
IIl't,.. ~. rDJ,gr.tf 4, candidates for Con-
.. W. ,,.s. to Se in,su.ityiOg, as we Judge
r. ~, .,,I Of the former in the sleu'
w., I.',;l, Erald Of Tne'dAy'
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The run this week, while in excess Of
last week, was only about equal to the de.
mand. Prices are q full y cent higher
than they were last week. The quality Of
the offerings was very good, quite as good
as was that OF last weeks run. The mum.
Der received as Mondays run consisted OF
some 400 head, 1000 head having been
previously received before Sunday. Quo.
tations 4Ha5 cents, mostly at the latter
figure, and few even as low as AZ cents;
tail.ends and stillers sold at AZ cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-13
LATER

The riot act was read and the military
fred upon the mob, while they were At
the same time charged by the cavalry.
The mob scattered, after several Of their
number were wounded and one reported
killed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-13
WAR MATERIAL FOR RUSSIA,

It is stated that two American steam.
ers arrived at Armstandt laden with
arms, ammunition and warlike stores for
Russia.