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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-01-23
The Last RedOubt.

Kacelyevo's slope still felt
The cllnon's bolts and the rifles pelt
For n last redoubt up the hill remained,
by the Russ yet held, by the Turk not gained.
Mehemot Ali stroked his beard
His lips we're clinched and his look was weird;
Round him were ranks OF his ragged folk,
Their faces blackened with blood and smoke
Clear me the NJ scovite out p he cried.
Then the name Of " Allah !" ech bed wide,
And the fezzes waved and the bayonets lowered,
Aud on to the last reloubt they poured.
One fell, and second quickly stopped
The gap that he left when he reeled and
dropped;
Tho second--a third straight filed his place;
The third-and a fourth kept up the race.
Over their corpses the living sprang,
Aud the ridge with their musket-rattle rang,
Til the faces that lined the last redoubt
Could see their faces and hear their shout.
In the redoubt fair form lowered,
That cheerod up the brave and child the
coward;
Brandishing blade with gallant air,
His head erect and his bosom bare.
"Fly they are on us !" his men implorsd
But he waved them on with his waving sword.
"It cannot bt held; 'tis no shame to gov'
But he stood with his face set hard to the foe.
Then clung they about him, and tugged, and
knelt.
He drew pistol from out his belt,
And fired it blank at the first that set
Foot on the edge OF the parapet
Over that first one toppled; but on
Clambered the rest till their bayonets shone,
As hurriedly fled his men dismayed,
Not bayonets length from the length Of his
blade.
Yield ~ But aloft his steel he flashed,
Aud down on their steel it ringing clashed;
Then back he reeled with bladeless hilt,
His honor full but his life-blool split.
They lifted him up from the dabbled ground;
His limbs we're shapely, and soft, aid round,
No down on his lip, on his cheek, no shade
"Bsmillah !" they cried. "tis an Infdel
maid :"
Mehemet Ali came an | say
The riddled breast an the tender Jaw
"Make het bier OF yo lr arms, he said,
"Anl tntily bury this dainty dead
"Make her grave where she stoo and fell,
Ga nst the ja,kals scratch AMI the vultures
smell.
Did the Muscovite men like Their maiden fight,
In their lines We had scarcely suppe tonight -
so a deeper trench 'm)ng the trenches there
XVaO duo, for tha form, n q bro va fair
Aud none till the Ju igment trump aud shout,
Shall drive her ont of the Last Redoubt
Alfred dustin il C0r1ihW N Mdgdline
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-01-23

They are raising toads in France to
kill off the esckrOaches.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-01-23
Rates of Advertising.

Legal notices at established rates.
Marriage and death notices, gratis.
All bills for yearly advertisements col
lected quarterly. Temporary advertise
ments must he paid,for i'm advance.
Job work, Cash on Delivery.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-01-23
Underground lee Houses.

Where the soil is gravelly and porous,
such a house will be very useful, and
may be built more cheaply than one
wholly above ground. The excava-
ton may be made as deep as may be
desirable, perhaps six or eight feet will
be sufficient. There must, however, be
perfect freedom from surface water, or
the house will be failure. The bottom
may be made of layer of large stones,
two feet deep upon this smaller stones
should be laid, to fill all the inequali-
ties, and form level surface, and there
should be placed upon these layer Of
coarse gravel. This may form the floor
of the house. The walls, up to foot
above the surface, may be built of stone
laid in mortar or cement, and the sill of
the upper frame should be bedded in
the stone-work and cement. -Agricul-
tllrist.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-01-23
Scientific Potato CuIture.

A French agricultural journal, the
Basse COug, describes the result of some
experiments in potato growing recently
conducted by scientific men in Germany,
in which it is demonstrated that the
"eyes " at the top of the potato produce
a much more vigorous offspring than
those in the lower part, and the conse-
ouence is that those agriculturists who
cut their potatoes in half before planting
them are not well advised in cutting
them vertically, but should always
divide them horizontally, planting the
upper half and using the other as food
for cattle. But the best plan of all is TO
plant the tuber whole, cutting out,
nevertheless, all the eyes " except
those in the top part. -Siehtifc Ameri-
can.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
EMPEROR WILLIAM.
HisCondI,ion Satisfactory.

BERLIN, June 3. An Official bulletin
issued from the palace a. $50 o'clock this
morning, reports that the Emperor
pissed a quiet night. The psin from his
wound has been allevisted. The ply
slcans consider his condition satisfactory.
The effect OF the news that another 81
tempt has been made on the life Uf the
Emperor Was IN astounding ou.burst Of
public feeling which went far beyond the
manifestations made on the previous oc-
cssion, as NOe5Ings attempt exceeded
that Of Eocdel in TIE seriousness Of IL
results. A vast crowd assembled around
the palace aud forced Is way into the
building. II only dispersed on receiving
satisfactory news Of the Emperors con
dition aud the warning that their loyal
manifestations might sggrsvste the sui.
ferirg from bis wCunds
The spot where the Emperor wss shot
is 8 most FIVE MINUTES wax from hoe
deis attempt. Dr.. Noebing came 20
Berlin . few weeks ego from Halle. He
hired furnished room on the second
floor No IS Under Den Linden, from
the window of which t1s saots were
fired.
Dr. NoeblIng cant recover from the
injuries he iIf.c; Z ~ the time Of his
arrest. be said lie had sccomp.ices in
the crime. He wss formerly Of the civil
service Of the Kingdom OF Ssxonv. He
was a regular contributor to agricultural
journals and seems 70 have been in easy
circumstances He studied agriculture
and finance in Halle and Leipsic
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
The Grave Robbery

CINCINNATI, June 3.-The search for
the body CT young Devin, whose grsvc
ST North Bend was robbed before that OF
Hon. j. Scott Harrison and which search
led to the horribl, discovery of Hsrrison's
body, still continues Hon. Ben Harrison,
John Harrison and Mr.. Devin, brother
of the deceased, accompanied by de-
tectves, again explored the ONO Medical
College building to-isy. Three bodies
were found in pickle where they were
being preserved for mex: sessorr use, bu.
none were Identified. After q loag search
all the grave clothes which had been
stripped from Mr.. Hsrrison's body, with
the exception Of his shirt, were found se-
creted among the rsf!ers in the lof: of
the building. The friends OF Devin feel
confident that his body was brought to
Cincinnati, snd sre untlring in their
efforts to fnd 1t.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
MOJNDsVILLE.
They all came home sober.

| They all came home sober.
Dress parade by Camden guards Sat-
urdsy.
Services in the Catholic, Methodist,
Presby yteTian and Disciples churches, and
at the prison, yesterday.
The Bellsire band visited our town
Saturday evening, and serenaded num-
Der Of the prominent citizens.
The Busy Bee Literary Society, and
invited guests to the number OF about
forty, enjoyed pleasant picnic at Lock
woods grove, Saturday.
W. A. Lyons, five year United States
convict, WAS brought 10 the penitentiary
from Cincinnati, by Deputy Msrshsls
Troynam and Brookmsrk, Friday even
ing last, charged with Showing the
! queer"
Major Bridges received notice the
other day from Washington city, that a
pardon had been granted Abner Six,
the lunstic L. S. prisoner confined here.
The report Of the artillery during the
the sham battle was distinctly heard here.
MessrS. Weaver, B4rdsll & Co. are
shipping immense numbers of brooms
and brushes from their factory at the
penitentiary.
Prof. Love and wife will give another
OF Their inimitsbie entertainments at
school nail this evening.
The Camden Guards won golden
opinions IRON our citizens for the gen.
tlemarly conduct both =. Wheeling and
| upon their return Oh the 3Oth.
Mr.. kincheloe, one OF the P,nitentisry
guards, is confined to his home by SICK
ness.
Richard Talbot, two yesr convict,
received pardon from Gov. Matthews
last Saturday. Talbot WAS from Phil
! ippi aud s. witness to thst hisironic little
affair which gave to General Kelly SO
much renown.
The newly elected Council will meet
next Saturday evening, for organization,
election of clerk, etc.
The Camden Guards are anxious 70
participate in the proposed sham battle
At Waynesburg, Pa ou the Fourth OF
July.
The following prisoners, sll colored,
were received at the prison from Berke-
lev county, on Sunday: Frank Gilbert
for life; Randall Murphy, sixteen years;
Dennis Smsllwood, thirteen years; VIM.
Taylor, eight years; Chss. Mclean, five
years, and Alex Woods, tour years. The
sggrt gate sentence Of the above, not
counting the lifetime man, Is torty-s!x
yeSrs.
Butter is now selling at ten cents per
pound in this market, the lowest price
reached since 1861.
Daring the past week the potsto bugs
have appeared here in large numbers.
The membe OF the Episcopal Church
Mite Society will give their annual pic
nc at Curtis grove in short time. The
picnics given by this society, have for
years been celebrated for their abundance
Of good things, and the pains taken by
the mansgers to have al who attend
them enjoy themselves.
Sergeant Haven complains that mild
means :sil. to induce the taxpayers to
respond TO his demands for money, and
says he will be compelled to resort to
harsh measures at once.
The term Of sentence of ten United
States prisoners will expire Friday next
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
Train Robbery Cartnred.

SALT LAKE, June "A party OF
eleven men IRON R>whEs, Wy, captured
The trsin robbers and returned 10 Raw
ljUs. Tley. oyerhsu.ed them night be-
fore lss. forty.f7e miles north Of ST.
Marv.s Station. They ctsred no resist
arCe IS their Only arms were rcvo.yers,
willie the pursueFs were armed with long
range rifles. Three sho.s were ouiy fired.
They denied tae crime 81 first, bUJ By
tnreats sad the aPPiIcat.1n cf rope Cae
Of them confessed, and pI.ctld the party
TO where the watches and money wss
concealed. This one has since turned
States evidence, and says he snd one
other came from Cheyenne aud the
other two from Kansas, where they were
lately connected with bsnk robbery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04

q. Warwick, II. D. Whitcomb, DR.. f. +.
Robinson, John Tyler and Chas. r.
Sklnker.
The choir ia regarded as the best IN
the Diocese, and the organ the finest in
the city. The church is one of the most
comfortable, although old fashioned, and
is well lighted
In the afternoon MIR. Armstrong had
very large congregation, and preached
q grand sern on from Isaiah, xviii 20
For the bed is shorter than that man
can shelter himself on it, and tbe cover
ing narrower than that he can wrap him.
self in it."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
D k 4 sUODS.


NEW YORK, June ; Dry C.oda-
Business remains very ight ~ 70 p.ct-
q % hOu,e- sn Oh lbg trade b, quiet.
CJttoL goods i1sctive, bat firmly steady.
C0lOred dLcXs G-mmt ana TICK, hrm
Prints very qui,t in hrsl hands. GIN =
hams dull, except old checks. Wu-Ft1
coatings in ste.dy demand, but ian y
csssimeres and oYercos;ings mcyiag
slowly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
keW Orleans.
New York.

XIV DRk, juno o.-BcrYcs - kN-
Ceipts 900 head; making III. 300 head
for the week, against 1875 last week.
The market more than recovered tho
decline OF Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday last aud closed Grm at an ad-
vance o. !@lc A carload of rough aud
TeGss oxen at 7Ic TO dress 65; othcr
Texans and Cherokee cattle S(d9Ic; poor
to primo nstlvc steers sl@lOlc u dress
j5MJ7; eItrA lOiG9lltc 70 drASs o., the
latter agure for D carloads oil Illinois
stIlers, l,370 pounds; fat bulls 3I@IIc,
i've weight. Exporters took 500 man
ly al 9t@lOic to dress 6GH57, but IN
GLIDING the aforementioned stillors VI
Il. hud carloads OF very choice steers
that cost lie 10 dress 6lc Shipments
for the week $3.50 quarters and 40
1--we The recent heavy losses oi live
cattle md Of dressed beet do not
appear TO discourage sblppors and more
live CAtt.e will 70 out than for any pre-
vIOus week since the trade began. Tho
wrecked Idaho bsd 2,2O0 quarters - beet.
Shecp---Recelpls $500 head, making
20 300 head for the week, against ~. 700
head for tho same time lAsl week.
Market active and irmor with an al.
vance &c and about lc on southern and
western lambs. Clipped sheep nt 3iG,
jic, with carload Of l2O pounds NJ 0s,
lambs case.
Hog,-Receipts 10 700 head, making
1890 head for tho week, against $1,000
head for the same time last week. Mons
for ssle alive.
Fast Liberty,
EAST LBBETY, June S-CAttl0-Ra-
ce pls since Aad including Friday lest
3J9i head Of through and 2i2 - yard
sock; total for the week eud,rg this
day Ss0i head Of through and 7J3 head
oi yard stock, against B. .GOL through and
6i5 yard Stock last week. NO market TO-
day
Hogs-Receipu s.52j bead; total ior
the week 1850 head, against 1000
last week. Yorkors 81 206l,3 %; Pnls-
delphiss 50 JOG3 10.
Sheep-ReceIpts 3 400 head, total Tor
the week 10, 700 head, against 800 head
last week. Selling about the same ~ l.sl
week, All sold a, s. 6Oa4 j5.
CHICAGO, June 3. - The Droverf
Journal reports hog receipts u. OOC head;
shipments 5000 head. Market good And
strong for ell grades; heavy sold 1t 80 ~
@'3 5oi Lght 81 o59S 20 m1ed 50 10
g3 80.
Receipts 1000 head; shipments
400 head. Choice heavy ,teers = shade
stronger; common dull and weak. Sales
Of shipping q. 81 O0ra5 ID; feeder. a.
,tosser' .'oW at " sOlgi 90; cove 5o.d
sl 81 55 al on; buli- 81 75,a3 N; butch
ers hard lptsll.
sheep R.celpls 500 head; shipments
J 200 head. Ma k'tquIet and uLcAAr geo,
ssIes a. 81 JON3 7h.
GIHciunnt..
CIsCIsEATI, June 3-Hogs- Quiet;
common 81 baCl3 90; light - OjCiy8 III;
packing 50 IOta3 u. butchers' - 2OGg
3 35 Rsceipp l5j5 hsst; shipments
465 .sd.
~. I.ouB-.
ST. LOUIS, June Hogs - Stronger;
light shipping " 50Co,3 %; packing 81 20
l0g3 10; butchers to fancy 81 IOCa2 II.
Receipts 1880 heed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
Oregon Election,

SAN Francisco, June 3.-A Portisnd
dispatch says: The election passed of
quietly and large vote was polled. It
IS impossible to make any estimate OF
the result. 1t Is expected by tomorrow
evening that some conclusion will be ar
rived 81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
VI Gather Indications.

WAEHISGTos, June 4, A. x.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley sud the
Lake Regions, rising barometer, cooler
west 70 north winds, snd very generally
clear or partly cloudy weather, preceded
IN both districts by occasional rains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, June 3.-Cotton-
Quiet at llEdll4. Flour Unchanged,
and in limited demand; receipts 22.OOO
barrels. Bye Flour-S .esdy at So lOG
40. Corn Mesi-Du.l 81 81 l5@,2 %
Wheat In very limited demand; re-
ceipts l5l 900 bushelf; 40. spriEg, No
2 Chicago spring and No. 2 Milwaukee
81 %; No. spring 81 l0al II; No. 2
red winter IL l4t, No. Z amber 81 ID;
amber Michigan II is iu it1re; No. !
white 81 221 Rye-Slcsdy; western %
@66c. Bsrley-Stesdy ard unchanged.
Msl.-QIIet and unchanged Corn
Fair: trade receipts $4,000 busbeis; No
? 45G4Gci No. 3 32!@43c; steamer 43.Gg
44c. Oats -Firmer; receipts $1,000
bushels; No. 3 white 2Sc; No 2 DO 2SCd
Cd1Z9c; western mixed Z4IGb30c; white
western 26(G3Gc. Hay and Hops-Ub-
changed. COGee-QIIe. RIO cErgoes
IG9l7!; jobbIng lA@l9i. Gold Sugar -
Firm, refining fair to good 7t(a7lc prime
5@e; reHbed fFm 9G9i Mo.ssseE-
QIret and unchanged. Rce-Steady and
in fair demand; Carolina 66y7c. Petro-
Ieum-Du.li crude 7tC1Hc; refined il A..
Eggs-Firm; western l3@l3;c. Mes
POtk-More active st 80 3j@J 95i
Beei-DII,: western long clear &c
Lsrd-PIme steam i6 IS d,6 60 Butter
Dull and heavy western l7Cgl5c. Cheese
Steady; Ohio Gla7c WhIsky--Nom-
insliy g, s. %
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 3.-Flour -Eominally
unchanged. Wheat-FaIrly sclive and y
shade higher; No 2 Chicago .pring 9stc
cash; &c seller June 92c reller July;
80: seller Angus; No. 3 85c; rejected
7stc- Corn-Uuseglied and generally
higher, closing weak, 81 3jt: cssh; 3gc
seller july; @GIc seller August; rejected
3l4c Oa,-IG goo! demand ard prIces
snsds higher at 233c cash; 23tc seller
July, 23c seller August. Bye Steady
ith q TAR demand a. sic. Barley
Steady with fair demand 81 37c. Pork
Strong, higher and a-.ige 8. Is 45ldj
/ as 50 cash; IS G2! seller July; s. 77!G
S 81 seller August LaTd-Active, firm
and higher =. % 45lGyC 80 cash; So 57.G,
6 80 seller july Sc 81! seller August.
Bulk Mes.s-Falrly active and shaie
h'gaer st3}94y@4lc. Whisky-DemsDd
! far and market irm st 81 o..
Pittsburgh.
/ PIvrsBURGH, June Petroleum.
{ Quiet; crude weak az 81 3SI e. Psrker's
tor immediate shipment; relned lsc for
Philadelphia delivery.
OIL City.
OIL CRY, June 3.-Msrkes opened e1.
cited, with sales g. 81 22t, declining 10
81 15i, and closed steady 81 81 20 bid
Shipments 5000 barrels; average 1900
barrels; TRANSACTIONS 10000 barrels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
The kurfuTst Disaster.

LONDON, June 8.-The total number of
persons on board the iron clad Grosser
kurfurst was 497. OF these III ara
known to be saved. Six officers are
among the lost.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
Composition of the Congress

LONDON. June st is said that the
Congress will be composed of the follow
ing powers: Bismarck aud Count Won
Bulow, for Germany; Lords Beacons.
field, Salisbury and Olo Russell, for
Crest Britain; Count Schouvalotf and Nj.
d. Outril, Russian Ambassador 81 Ber-
lin, for Russia; Count Andrsssy and Won
Haymerle, for Austris; Waddlngton and
De St. Waller, for France; and Count
Corti and Count De Lsunay, tor Italy.
1t is not yet known who will be the rep
resentstives of Turkey.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
faFinP.

LONDON, June 3-The steamships
Palestine from Boston, Adris.ic, Colum.
bls and FsrstsY from New York, and
Neder!snd from Philadelphia have s--
rived out.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
GOVERN Weak.
RAILROAD BOEDS-FIrm.
STATE BONDS Steady.

! STnCEs-Thp market in the mOrnlrr
was hYoysnt and nriccs advanced !aol
ner cent the greatest Improvement be-.
! irg IN Nav JsTsey Central. Pittsburgh
Pol Island NCrrhwestern ~ P,ul
Fro and New York C,ntrL Suhse.
onan,lV. thor. IVES reaction ,f / "a 3
ner cant EzrIv IN the afternoon the
norka. was str6ng snd bIgber. but L..
wo-d the close there WAS some reaction
from tho highest rates Tpe accounts
of tr,trr ON tbe truyk line.
o,d wos,or, rs,lvsvs cor,,nu,
- show ls-gs bpsina.. and gre.t cain
over the esroir,s Of last y",r For
Wsvpo hos Tins far IN tne vasr hat -
bsayr trstFc md tho incr.s.e !, ,bo moi
n-"e;. H. ~. .,a,i.,,,.. Tor IN, Gr,,
-, ','tI naonnt
,...,,,,, - !, -. r'i.,,t.,
ih, NJ, vi 'C,,,-. c.r,,,..s I'D
't'' -'U" 80 n,nnnn - ,,,'-i
,to" az I''o',.''0 ,.', ''.G'
So M : P1I ''' .'' a.. 90 80
w. -'o' ~ vs.. 5,, ~ ,'' ''.0 u. ya'
II'T 80 - - ,na s,..iIanI'
80 -,
ls''".'! u,L'''',' 's P''
o.' P'.'.'''- IL -
o,' ,-'n'mmn ,,n, D',, q" P.'
y, ~, y90oi0oO ~ wv, 'E ','N
~ AUI' " ga .'''- Siy" " ''' 80 o.'" ~
-o'' mon ~" l'''I'' ,o''.' ~, 80, pay
..s ~ So','T '',' 81, ~
".'I nv, NJ" ,.,,",. - ,.- ,. 49, yl TO-
>o.' S"..-,, -. ...o 49,,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
Outbreak Feared in ConstantinopIe

LONDON, June Several spccis dis
patches from Constsntnople say thst the
Sultan failed to attend the Mosque or
Friday, whereby fears OF an outbreak are
believed to be implied. This CONSTANT
nople news serves to check the other
wise firm tendency OF the London stock
exchange.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
Ctncinnati,

CINCINNATI, June 3.-Cotton-Ste
with fair demand st lie. Flour-Du
family 81 90G6 20 Wheat-Dull;
and white 81 O0GI Os. Corn-Strons
st scale Osts--Dull and prices shs
/ lower st 26@S0c. Rye-Dgll ~ 5565t
/ Bsr!ey-DuIl and nominal. Pork
! Strong and higher st 50 90 asked. La
/ In good demand; current make Sc A
bid; So % asked kettle s. OOIa7 s.
Bulk Mests-Quiet, but firm; shouldef
at IS '5GS so; short rib 81 65 bid: 81 81
asked sRort clear IS 90 Bacon-In goo
demsnd and strong ST 4tG5lG6JG5sl
W NhIsky-Steady with lair demand Il
81 OS. Butter Dull snd dropping; isn'
cy creamery a. 1920; Western Re
serve l2Gl2!c; choice Ceutrsl Ohio l0a
| lie. Cheese-Dull
philadelphia.
/ PHILApELPHIA, June 8. 49, Flour
/ Quiet and unchanged Whest-Dull,
smber 81 llWl l3; red III O56l 10;
white IL rs bld. Corn-Dull; yellow
iGc; mixed i5c ONs-Dull; white
western 2S@29c; western mixed 2Sc.
Rye-Dull ~ 63@65. rroysons-QGiet
but Stesdy At 9l@lOc Bec. hsms-At
! $40 OO@2l 90, lndis mess SIS 90
LSrd-QuIet but stesdy; city kcttle.s6 75
Butter-QuIet; Cresmery l1@20I; Wes-
tern Reserve llmI3c. ESss - Firm;
western Isle. Cheese-Q not; western
choice 7!CGSc. Petroleum - Quiet,
steady and unchanged. Whisky-Steady;
western 81 o..
Milwaukee,
MILwAUKKE, June 2 Flour-Qmet
and shade hrmer WLesi- Firmer;
opened ~ p decline ct L. and closed sc-
tive but weak; No. Milwaukee hard
81 O3, No. / Milwaukee, SO. No. > qIr;
seller June 9ts,; seller JuN gi!c; seIler
August S9c; No. 3Sgtc. Corn-A shade
lover; No . 35ic. Oats Higher srd
scarce No. ,, 22tc. Rye Steady and
hrm; No 5lc Barley nscttlrd, Ne.
2 spring, cash, GO,; seller July ole. Pro-
vl,ions-Quict but firm. Moss Pork
At - 5Ot19 90 Lard Primo steam
So 1907 80
A'AElIh, bANt W ItA' AlINtNfu
weak and lower; closed s,cad,cr; extra
white Michigan 81 IA, amber Mich
gan spot held at ~ Oi; III 08t bid;
seller july held St 81 Oj; 81 % bid; No.
, red wirter spot and sci or juno and
July 81 90 No red 9Dc, 30 Dayton
and Michigan So. Corn-Q Iict; high
mixed 3S,; No. spot 3, e; seller July
he'd St 3s3 seller August 3sIc; ro-
jected 3ic. Oats-Dull, No. . 23c.
white 261; Michigan 28!c
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, June 3.--Collco-Dull,
Rio cargoes, ordinary TO prime, l4i@lsc,
gold. Sugar-Quict; inferior 10 good
common GaGici common 10 good com
mon Gs@7!G yellow clarified slmssc.
MoIssscs-DIil; common 2Omg}e; fair
25G2Sc. Rice Quiet; Louisiana, ordi-
nary to prime, Gs7 7c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
lIOTSE,


The following bills were introduced
and referred:
BY MIR. Nom thon-EllsrgIng the
powers Of the accounting officers OF the
United States in regard to bDunty claims
Bp Mr.. B an1-Au.horlzIng he iss 9
of $50 100000 IN United States Treasury
notes fer the improvement OF the MISS
sippi from St. Louis to the Gulf of
! Mexico.
By Sir. CulbCrson-To restrain the
Secretary of the Treasury from paying
the outstanding 500 bonds, except IN
legal tender treasury notes.
By Mr.. Wright, of Pennsylvania
Authorizing the issue of 100000 of
United States notes. TO be known as ma.
tioEsl money.
By Mr.. Willis-Levying tax OF IA
cents per pound on tea.
On motion Of Mr.. Gddings bill WAS
passed appropristing $4,000 for con-
tinuing the improvement OF Galveston
hsrbOr.
The House then proceeded to the con-
sideration of the bill amending the it,
ternsl revenue laws, Mr.. Carlisle, of
Kentucky, il the chair.
Mr.. Vance offered an amendment pre-
venting the removal from the State TO
the Federal courts of suits tor violation
of State laws against any internal
revenue officer. Adopted; yeas LOG;
nays SO.
No further progress was made in the
bill.
The Speaker snL Lounced the appoint
ment of Lynde to West Point instead of
BIouDt, who is unable to attend in con-
sequence Of other duties.
The House then adjourned.
The evening session will he for the dis
cussion Of the life saving bill.