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:. LONDON, Aug. 15.-'rllo Porto has at last ap.
pointed picntpo,ent!arles to aFEaugs thu Greek
frontier.
DEMAND REJECTED,
CoNsTAHTIsor1., Aug. 13.-The Porto has
rejected tho demand OF seryia for lndemniaca'
ton for loss caused by tho recent iusaslon OF
tic Sery[Au frontier,
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FR0F0bALSs
MOTT
TO
? APER DEALERS

ATkTE 6F WfHCOEBIvs ts
DFFfC1 oY HxCRETAnr or eTATK.
sealed proposals. will be received hs TITO conH'h"on
Ut Public Printing II tic Office OF the secrctns OF
day. tho "a Of September. ,H7 for Furnishing and Dr.
1scrng at sald Capitol free If ali charges On OF c'
fore Tho o ay or September iasa the papeT herein
after described for tho Ut Tic Stats OF W3acoaHin.
SAID paper II to bn purchased In accordance with tho
rrpyitona of Sections A1. 3Ul 3o7. %e. Hfl. 3lo,
all md 12 Of tho lcytsed Statutes of Wisconsin, ami
wilt ho divided Into t~o cas*cf+ which muat he bid for
separately.
Tho rtt class will cona1*t Of what IA commonly called
"Peint" nn1 "Dook" paper. aud the second chss will
consist Of suci nc rapcr assw 10 necessary In c1c
cutting tho job printing md blank Wos required by tho
State, to.wlt!
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Kaso1ys to sd| Count AndraalY ID seriously
and persistan . : ,ntfoncd.
ARCH = 3 EXPLORATION. !!
i6S IHAHNKrrE.
New YoHi .15.-Tllr Herald has dis
pntcll announcing that tho Arctic steamer jean
ncttc arrived at Port f!1nluek, Island Of On
alaska, Aug. 9. Bio WIS to sail Aug. O for It.
M.chacls, after taking a supply Of fresh water
and provisions. i
MOROCCO.
RELATIONS WITH srAfH. h.,
MADRID, Aug. 15.-1tt il said spala Is aboutto
revoke her several treaties with Morocco, and
tie garrlsons Of spanis, posts III A!ca are TO bo
Increased.
EGYPT.
THE NEW KHEDIvE.
CAIRO. Aug. 15.-rlle t1rman oi inrestiture of
'rlnce Tcws!k was read today. The ccrcmonts
Wcse very impressive.
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1t4no reauls sized md supcr look FnprT,
2513s incl.ex weighing 20 pounds per rcam.
ITO rcanls sized and aupeT.cslcndcred Hook Paper.
2lx52 inclIcs. Weighing 20 pounds to the rea1n.
30 rtams Prlnt Taper, 251a8 inches. Weighing 40
pounds to the rcam.
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T. D. STUVER,
SOL, Areut porter's joliet
LareF lsecr. Ale. md Por,;
irr. 6acboYEAn Natural
Mineral NfatGr.
:s3 Kantolpll.at. aud 6la
}rAlas1l.nT.
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Emery A. Stoors, EHl. OF Chicago, says
the Washington RpUb,ieaa, Is q tbng1e
artist without peer. lie recently painted
taedktHcs' otthe Democratic party in the
ears Of his audience in u speech at Chica-
Hdattng Its municipal canvass, which is
The most faithful and striking representA-
ton Of the characteristics Of that party
which We have ever seen. Every line is
aIthnIanl every feature is SO clearly de-
aned that here in Washington, where we
now nave the substance itself in constant
OeV' we arr strongly impressed withthe
ieP'esenta,ion as possessing remarkable
Me'ty, Here is the thing in all its iea-
'N'es and deiormities
There are other bad parties, but the
tenocatc party Is badness itself. ERe-
leNei laughter There is the same diff
'gtece between the Democratic party and
aold party that there Is b. ween having
S9t S&e smallpox and being the small-pox.
tSSProarlons laughter for several minutes,
Alay very decent fellow has had the
mT'altp1x and has been pitied for It.
laughter. The smallpox is indiscriba.
S9y and unanimously bad. Renewed
naShtet This party, which has had O
eaiSsrsity for training political heresies
anu demasogues Tor The last thirty years,
which has been dieting on the east wind
Se' since $50 laughter; this party,
Satni' 'an prganlzed appetite" roarsI
ms party which isan embodied hunger
VINES .M lothc !routand looks 10 well-sup
E.eaiaole. and, hdry jnicesfrom all tht
Sss9es OF its mouth, says II wants Nc
,'9 ,Gl, but It would like to appropriate the
Sole' Ss Urea; laughter, They have an
"Ouaeed an exceedingly curious pro
s'au@t-ihis parry has. They have de
Sas'H that in this canvass they are notgo
~ 70 discasI politics OF any kind; the,
~; ~ nave nothing to say about municipa
s...9 ssStN. II were member Of the Demo
Is"c .n party, should tOel the same way
S,..ls.eT Sssasn'eT Il | belonged TO . politica
S1nA''lon whose past was as foul an
SP,o9s s,p vs., As It's, would say, "For God
~ ~ fellow citizens, keep your eyes 70 "a
bsios MY l4t assay nothing a bout Is cafet
"Ts., TT,",s, hsi bury it as soon as possible, OF
Ne'N'eN'". Laughter.
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Efv YoRk, April a. -Cotton-UnsettleI at
lal!He. Fiouf-very moderate trade and
nomtnally unchanged. Wheat-Modento
g tIade rejected spring T7IIa7ec; ungradri do
SlaSec' NO. 3Spring Csc; NO. 2 do 81 O5; I'm.
graded winter red 81 OSal II; No. 3 do 81 ny;
Ma do 81 l58al 16; No. do 81 l6l:
nngraded white 81 12a1 13JS; No. 2 do 81 liza
y; No. do, sales 1900 bushels at 81 lSKn
SH. Rye-Dull; No. western 5Slfc. Bar
ley Quiet and steady. Malt-Duli and nom.
tnai. Moderately active; Ingradel
44A45ci No. 3 441sA444<e; steamer 45c; No,
Z 4oAA451<c: oats-stronger; No. s white
S2'SaS2Ac: No. white SSHaSlc: wesfern
mixed 81 1SaS3c; white western S5a8S1<c. Mo-
lAsSes-Dcmand fair aud market frm, Sugar
and steady refining fair to good Ola
Shl Riee-Quiet and steady. COlIee-Quiet
but arm: Hay-Q1iet and steady. Hops
etrm and unchanged, Petroleum Quiet but
nFm; United 795ias0lsGc; crude in bulk 81 0S;
barrels 81 o. Aal 0sJ< refined exc. Whisky
Steady At q 05jS. 5I,
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What They Put Under The stone.

The cornerstone Of q monument to the
Confederate dead was laid in Columbia, S.
c., on Thursday afternoon, March 81.
Among the many articles placed in the
cavity, as we learn from the Register, were
these: A copy Of the South Carolina or.
dinance Of secession; q copy Of the Beacon,
containing W. Gilmore Sims account Of
the sack and burning OF Columbia by Gen.
eral Sherman; . box containing several
coins aud q memorandum, saying: "The
coins contained in this box were taken
from the corner stone Cf the Court
House Of Richland county, erected in
the years 1850 go, which was destroyed
February IL, 1865, by General ". 7.
Sherman's army, United States forces,
then occupying city that had peaceably
surrendered TO him:" two Confederate
tiass, flag OF the State OF South Carolina; ;
| Confederate money, from the denomina,
ton Of 500 down q, five cents; Conieder.
ate postage stampss dve Cohtedetate bonds
lone for 81 900, at 8 per cent; due Jdly l,
1850; one for 800, at 6 per cent, due July
], 1891: one for s., 900, at 8 per cent dae
July !, 1906 two for 500 each lat7 per
cent, due July l, 1851; some leaves cut
from q day.book Of Hon. John Mckenzie
OF date 1854, showing the prieesat which
various articles sold at that time. Some ot
these items are interesting-for instance, {
half pound OF candy was charged at SO
seven oranges at SlI 50, one pound Of hoaE
hound candy atsi0, four lemons q S. oht
dozen Iady-hneers at 81, one.halt pohnG
Of. kisses at S4S, three dozen apples q
SIC, one stick OF candy at so cents, on,
quart Of ehestnnts Of 81 and one pound o
! mint drops at S9S. !:
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Capt. CoWdons Plans for Reclamation
oI Overlooked Lands In the Minslssippl
Valley-Another Convention 70 be Held
at Ht, LoulA .

NAPt SUNa0hb EAAtl1 NuF hetl1EllDll0u
Oi OvNFAOWed Lands In the Mipsissippi
TaIley-Anothcr COuVentiou TO be Held
at 81. Louis. z--
CNctSXArl, April 2+The committee Of
prominent river men appointed by the
recent River Convention to examine into
Capt. Cowdop's plans for the improve
ment Of the rivers made report to-day,
recommending the adoption Of the plans
presented by Capt. Cowdon for the re.
elamation OF overaowed lands in the Mis-
stssippi Valley, by artificial outlets for the
water at various.places along the Missis-
Sippi river; and further recommending
that convention be held at st. Louis and
an excursion made to New Orleans BY
steamer, and that all Senators, members
OF Congress and others interested in cheap
travel 6e invited to attend the convention.
They also endorse the resolutions
passed by the New Orleans Commercial
Convention last December, and respect
fully request the government Of the several
States bordering on the Mississippi river,
to appoint commissioners on behalf OF the
respective States named in the resolution,
believing that thereby 4 permanent foun.
tain head will be established, from which
such special information may be dis
seminated as will eventually secure the
accomplishment of their desired end.
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TnE Joint resolution introduced in the
senate on Wednesday by Mr.. Harris and
referred to the Committee on Foreign Re-
latons, sets forth in the preamble that it
IS the desire and wish otthe Government
and people oft United States to main
tain the most amicable relations with the
Republic OF Mexico; that it is believed to
be maaiiesdy to the interests q the peo-
pie Of both governments to extend
and increase by all proper means
the exchange Of products, and
to facilitate and foster the most
liberal commercial relations between the
peoples Olthe two governments, and that
many citizens of the United States invest
eitheIr capital aud others are desirous Of
invStiug in the Republic OF MEXICO, IN
mining. the construction OF railroads,
banking, farming, stock raising, and
merchandising, and in other enterprises,
andin this view with the purpose of in
esasinE said Investments, which are be;
Lived 70 b mutually bspf ffeiat e We
people OF both governments, treaty Is
deemed necessary; Therefore
RSOtri, That the President Ofthe Unit
edSMIes be authorized and requested by
the appointment OF three Commissioners,
sobe confirmed by the Senate, to open and
conduct negotiations with the government
"iihe Republic Of Mexico for The. purpose
Oiuakng treaty which will include the
matters and subjects named in the pream'
Die to this resolution, and any and all
matters which, in the opinion Of the two
governments, are the proper subject oI
such treaty.
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FRANCE
rHoscuDrp COMMUNISTS wno REFUSE 10 Ac-

PRoscRlBEn COMMUNISTS WHO RERusE TO Ac.
cErF AMNESTY.
PARIS, April3-The Manellaia, Rappel
aud RerOlItiOn FfaiHndiSe Publish mani.
testo Of the Communists at Geneva, call.
Ing on prescribed Frenchmen to spurn
the Clemency accorded 10 q portionof them
under the French Government by a per.
yerted Interpretation OF the amnesty bill.
The same journals publish letters from
Elisee Reclus, saying that he would be the
ytlest OF men II the frst use made Of his
recovered rights were not 70 declare his
respect and affection for his companions,
who still people the prisons and convict
settlements ot New Caledonia.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE April 3.-Flour-strone and
unchanged. Wneat-WesteFn firm; No. !.
Fsnnsylyania red 81 13JS; No. western
red, spot and April, 81 1SKa1 1Ss4; MAY
y AHal tx. Corn-Western firm; west
ern mixed, spot and April 4S9Ia4SJEc; May
44,te;; June 4i1Ec bid steamer unchanged.
oats-steady and quiet; Pennsylvania antI
western white S2a32JIc; do mixed, nm.
changed Rye-Dull and unchanged. Hay
Steady but unchanged, roViI0ns-FirI,
and unchanged. Butter-Scarre, steallY and
Iwn,cnanGed. ~ Eggs-Dull, weak and lowerat
crudei 91Sa9kc for refined. CoffeeGStFong
snd unchanged. Whisky = bull and noui,
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The Secretary e Sths T4easury called the
following bonds prime pal and interest 70
be paid on and alter July Sd, next: Cou.
pom bonds dated July lst, 1857; $50, No.
l170Ol to l230O0, both inclusive; 500,
No. 229,00l to $4,000, both inclusive; I;
$500, No. l12,00l to l15,00O, both inclu.
siye; 81, 900, No. 9O3,OOl to 2l3,0OO; both
inclusive. Total coupon bonds, s. ,O00, 900.
Registered bonds Of July, 1872: 5000,
No. 10, ,45l to 17.O50, both Inclusive. Total
registered bonds 5000 600 aggregating
SIG, 900, 900. ' -
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GENERAL FoREIeN NoTEs.

Alexander De Lavaisss De Lavergne,
q French novelist and dramatic author Is
dead.
A London special says that Greece asks
the powers to mediate for the settlement
OF the Turko-Helenic frontier.
A Berlin dispatch says that Bundesrath
has enacted proposal to refer the tariff
bill to the Committee Of the Whole. The
question will be settled at the next sitting.
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CIEersxATt, April 3-Cotton-Good do.
mand; advanced Xc. Flour-Demand taSr
and market firm. Wheat-Scarce and Arm
as a. u 9Sal o.. Corn-In good demand Al S8I<a
$Sc. Oats-.-Steady and fair demand nj 2laS2c
kye-Dull and neglected. Darley-ouiet Al
voc. Pork-StrOng at $40 2S. LardSWsaE
avg Sa8 90. Bulk Meat-Firner at q GSa
4Sea1 10. Bacon Quiet and tirnieF al 4IIa
e1a S5a6sSc. Whisky-Steady at STO2. Bit
ter-steady and unchanged. Iinseed OIL
steady and unchanged at CSC,
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PHtLApRtPRIA, April 8. 3.-F1our-Dull; Min.
neSota n extra fair 81 50a4 Is; Minnesota patent
g .oaI 90; rye Hour unchanged. Wheat
elevator, 81 IL Rye-UmchanFed western
6da67 kc. Corn-Firrner western. Rejected an
track, 40aA01Sc; do steamer II %Ea49c. Oats
Frmer; mixed western S0a3lc: white
western SlaSSc. ProviGions-Firmer. Pork
S!0 3al0 50. Hams-Smoked s1aOIc:
picked IHaSkc. LArd-Western tieFce 81 ia
Z 90 Butter Firmer; New York State and
Bradtoh county, Pa, extra 20a2Ic; Western
Reserve extra 16alsci do good to choice lOa
loc; Cheese-sluggish; western Creamery
IaI14c; do good 9ha7c. Petroleum-Dull and
noininali erudes9fc: refined 9Ec. Whisky-
Steady; western 81 o..
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PtrrsNuaeH, April a-PErnoGrrx-ou,.t.
crude q % at Parker's for shlpnent. retinsd
a1Sc Tor Philadelphia delivery. '''-''-
Oh CRY, April S-MaFket opened exolte,
and veal, with Salesat SOXc, fell 10 7eSSe. 4, ~
70 so7Ec, declined and closed Of I93io Shin
meats 10 000 harrelS averaging 81, ,0OO haTFels
TTanactions 95o,0o0 barrels.
q, LoSnos' April &-PEERoLEux > Refined
.o,1s oA,1stvEas Apsl a-prnot1ps-Rsane
. .,LiyEa Liysssot, April s-Praot1vs-Resned
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ChieaEo.

.oHicAso, April : -Floar-Quiet and steady;
" SMneat-Aetiye, firm and higher; No. y
Shicago spring fresh 93e regular: 90Ec
cllsh April Soste. May; 90stc June; No. 3 SIC;
tresh St9Ee cash and regular: SIG cssh ssISr.
May; 9BSSe June. 0ats-ModeFately active
and higher 95JEe cash 259<c May; &c June.
Eye and barley-Ffrm and unchanged.
Pork-ln fair demand but at lower raIeS
elo Shl0 IS April; $40 S75Sal0 40 Nav:
$lO oUalO 124 June. Lard-Dull, weak and
lower; 70 96a6 SIX cash; $6 421<at As Nav:
o0a6 52H June, Bulk Meats Stronger
a. y &ao OOal ll6. Whkky-storneer at
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NEW YoRK, April 3.-Busines contiuues
~. ~. vita cotton goods commission houses,
goods very hrm and several additional makeS
Y! brown and bleached cotlons have bten
alBhty advanced by agents; prints Ia m0dsr.
ave demand and steady; dress goods ealing
well Large quantities Of silk are heinV oiTeTeI
~ auction. Foreign dress goo.ls Ia fair re.
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IOWA LYNcH1Ne.

Mob Law Ia Davis City, IoWa-A Desper.
ado Hang-HIs Friends RetaIIate By
burning a Printing once.
DEs MotSEs, L., April3. Reports from
Davis City, Decatur county, say that the
citizens, in view Of a long series of law.
lessuess and crime by a gang Of despera.
does, led by Irving Tucker and one Tar.
ter, on Monday banded together and
seized Tucker and hang him. Tarter was
also captured and said he was ready to
swing Il he was allowed TO kill Tapliife and
Frisbee, two citizens against whom he had
grudge; but he was taken from the mob
aud placed in jail. The mob then went 70
the baguio Of Martha McLain and tore
down the house and destroyed the con.
tents. During the fray the sympathizeFs
Of Tucker and Tarter set the Commercial
printing Office on fire. Much excitement
prevails and more trouble Is expected.
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.. cmCAso, April s-Tho Droyers Journal
Hoes; Receipts II, 900 head; sbipmeals ! 800
mead Market strong and l0c higher: lnix-
sd packing IS 66A3 IS; light s. 7Oa3 S6 /: choice
heavy IS 90a4 Is; closed Arm, ~'S'N'
NArTLE-.keceipts 80OU head; shipments
S,OG9 Market slow and easy; snippinga IL 81 20
- SiS; feeders and stockers So SOa4 10:
butchers $2a4 90 chiefly at $SaS 40
SaESfIReeelpts xU0J bead; Shipments
z'oVo head. Market ashade higher At 81 5Oa8 90.
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nrhe oid;,Ian Warmedi iUp,

WAsuISdToS, April 2.-ExrSenator Cam
eron, not satisfied with the verdict in his
favor in the breach Of promise case, pro-
poses 20 make an example Of Mary Ann
McCaaery, ariGs Widow Oliver, and those
who have been associated with her in the
cS;nspiraSy % blaskmail him. The matter
is IN the hands OF General Butler, whose
Known ability 10 accomplish what he de-
sizes makes Mrs, Oliver, pFedieament q
precari6us one. General Butler has al
ready obtained important evidence in the
case Involving certain lawyers, and at
least tw6 detectives, and promises that
the viola Developments will be made
known this week. Ex-senator Cameron
has been warmly congratulated over the
verdict ] RaA II z 9 2.8-z zNeSs I
The sultan ofTdikey, win send HObar
Paslis and RusheEn Pasha 70 Italy ON
] complimentary mlssloRt9 Queen Victoria
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rREstnENrIAL IArNr.

President Hayes, Secretary Thompson,
Webb Hayes and some friends, made a
trip down the Potomac to-day on board,
the Tallapoosa, witch goes to sea this
evening.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE FouR PER CENT LOAN.
The subscriptions to the four per cent
loan since yesterdays report was 81 1885,
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INDIA.


LAHORE, April S.-The British under
Capt. Cough defeated 5000 Aighans, XIII.
ing 400. British loss, officers and men
Killed and 81 wounde.I.
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a NORTH cARoLISA TORNADO.
Rouse. BIown Down, Treea and Rsne.s
Frustrated.

DASyrLLE, VA, April IA severe tor.
naiO passed over Brown Summit, North
Carolina, to-day. Several houses were
blown down, scattering furniture broad.
cast. One boy was killed. Many were
seriously injured by falling timbers. Trees
and fences were prostrated. Great dam.
age was done,
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,or FLASK IIRREroRo, Of this State,
-. ,Isr, s,ren due notice to the Senate that he
lR ~, .,,I IN on Monday next, Senator
n.,.. ~, ,' ,p.oIa,ion condemning:the Demo-
n'a, ll'.,. oo,jey in regard to legislation, and
,s,, %,,J be will express his views on the same
!, ih,i time. III \ w 4 N
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HARTFORD, oFs April s.-Hamlin, the
State Prison convict who killed Wells
Shipman, a keeper, has been sentenced to
be hanged may 18th. Davis, prison watch.
man, for his share in the crime, has been
found guilty Of murder in the second de-
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TaHaa

TotkDo, April 3.-Wheat- Dull: amb.r
Michigan, seller May 81 0s3i; June ii az AZ.
20. 70 red winter, April 81 Of; May 81 0sxS:
5une 5E $lO9N. COrn-QNIet: No. . NSv
. S'SS; q No. 3 white S71le. oats-Qniet; S6.
y Nnc. ~ wv w.
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=, senate. Yesterday, confirmed the ap'
l,,n.n,, IN. Of Col. David II. strothsr
sa','tI. s,,s, Cl.yony Consul eeheraFst als
! ''N' ., = Coi Jane. Reilly Weaver Consul
s,,.,o, :, AVN =, Vienna, both West virginians'
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NEw YoRK, Aprtls, Three feet Of snow
has fallen since Monday, around Troy,
Vermont. A storm visited the region of
Lock Haven, Pa, this morning. Herea.
abouts /. Is raining.
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ITALY.
eARlnALpL co.'s To noNE.

uAAIDALDI UVEs 10 RONk.
RoNE, April s.-Garibaldi has left Cape.
rera for Rome. Some political importance
Is attached to the visit, because OF the re-
cent letter in regard to the Menotti
Garlbaldi New Guinea colonization
scheme. m
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Rhode I.lnnd Elee,lnn.-

PORviDEScr, R. L,April 8. Black Island
gives Van Zandt 100, seear l4S. The total
vote OF the State, Republican d, ms. Demo,
Gratis 5,5l5, Greenback 377. -
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SUMMONED 10 rnE VATICAN.

The Pope has summoned to the Vatican
several ecclesiastics who had been pun.
islied in Germany for intractions oE the
May laws. His Holiness desires to find
line OF conduct calculated to avoid any
conflict with the law.
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EaGAND
rnE RorNEI1Ax OCCUPATION.

LoSDox, April ain the House of Com.
mons to-day the Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequer said that nothing had yet been
settled regarding the mixed occupation Of
Roumelia,
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iv smother column We record the death
ibr 4. W. Campbell, father otthe edt-
mtof this paper and brother of the late
s,bop Alexander Campbell, Of Bethany.
N. deceased was an old physician, but
s,,e the death oihis wife afew years ago
s. made his home most of the time with
Si,On in this city. lie wss'G man. II
ag.t and retired lie, spending most Of
S,ime in reading and in occasional visits
mbi. neishbos. He was the youngest
on and only surviving member Of the
hniIyoi Rev. Thos. Campbell, who came
nAis country from Ireland early in the
vr.en, century Us Presbyterian clergy.
man, and afterwards became conspicuous
io,relirioas reformation that eventuated
in ,be presen. Disciple denomination.
The deceased was man of the most
exemplary CHARACTER, noted for jhis, ,deyo-
ton to every good word and work and
rigons in all his work and conversation.
lie was taken suddenly ill last Sunday
nigh, alter coming IRON church, but had
% lar recovered as to be about the house,
and was supposed to be entirely GONZALES
eeat His death Wednesday night was
sudden aud unexpected, and supposed to
be the termination OF heart affection
,hu had long threatened him. ] HIS Sse-
mains will be taken to Bethany tomorrow
morning for interment near his old home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-04

81. LogIs, April .. .--Hog-Active, firm and
higher Workers and BaihmoEeS s Soas IS: Is
packing g 4OaS W; butcher to PhiIadelphiss
: & ~ ~ ny ~ keeelPe $500 head; shipments
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-04
-TWAsHINGToN,q


wAsHIxoroS, April S.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has issued call for the re-
demption of ten millions OF tive.tweuty
bonds OF 1865, eonsols Of 1857.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-04

y NyRiADo Of people sacrifice themselves
@s9aash 1ia careleSsness. They are attacked
,.l SIa cold, neglect and die, instead Of
Sn aHns n. y, Bulls Cough Syrup and living
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-04
THE ouTsTANDIYG TIvE.TwEXTIEs.

A washington dispatch gives state
ment that the secrelaSY 81 the Treasury
declares his belief that Ihe remaining $69,-
000, 900 of five-twenty bonds will be replac-
ed with the four per cents by the first OF
July; and be further says that when this
Is done, refunding will proceedsslowlya and
on conditions much lees fayorably than