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FAIRMoNT.

-. rI,sult Court Fails 10 Indlct the
y. ~ u Men yIEtInntcs-An Innax Of New
barrett Presents the Garrett
EInr. with Flag.
"' FArRNoSr, W. VA, April 25.
t,-,avpl.ner Of the In'cllIgcnccF.
Circuit Court has been in session here
.n ryek with the usual routine OF busi-
-. The Grand Jury found quite q
.rnter Of indictments for various infrac-
.r5, Of the law, but failed to catch any OF
M Rel Men in its net. Somehow all
fo.t who were expected to give light on
~o. 5i the doings Of this Order in the
,,,ty within the last six months, either
rIthrOugI or "Aopped over" Sew
,nI Of the Morgantown bar have been
rtsln. Court, among them Messrs.
Wiley, Hagans and Sturgiss.
Thomas b, Stagsers, associated with
J. NJ. llasans, Esq, has settled in this
,,cc to practice law; also George R.
honpson, Of the firm of Berkshire, Stur-
ss Thompson. We bid both these
S1pg men cordial welcome to our
Ida and wish them success in their
FOie@on. e.,
The omission OF the little word 80" in
Nv last letter gave II sentence just the op-
ollie meaning Of that intended. ! meant
+ sy that tue prospect for good peach
cop hal not been so favorable in this
x,ton for many years. The warm wealth
uol this week is bringing out vegetation
teiy rapidly. Pears, peaches, ETC., will be
10 full bloom in \ day Ortwo.
The ilas presented TO the Garrett Rifles
by John VI. Garrett, Esq, President of
&eB&O. K. H., isa beautiful blue ban
Eer, Of the finest silk. OA one side is the
date Of presentation, etc., and on the
other the coat Of arms Of West Virginia,
Tuughtin various coIors, The boys are
very proud Of their present.
Our reading room has already proved
iselt success. While | am penning
these lines,en or twelve young men are
seated at tables in the rooms busily
engaged with papers, magazines and
books Your correspondent is at the
rooms this evening".
Capt. Ed. ". Moore is home again from
TL,hington, where he has been sojourn-
iag for several months. We are glad to
IKE him by the hand again. @.
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An IMPORTANT ARRRsr.-Chief Of Police
Sweeney yesterday made the most impor.
tant arrest reported so far during his term
OF office. The Major took into custody the
noble steamer Ironsides and FIVE barges, OF
Gray's Iron Line, which were en- route
South from Pittsburgh with rails and mis-.
cellaneOus freight for st. Louis. The arrest
was made at the instance OF the Peabody In.
surance Company, OF this city, who have
a suit pending in the Municipal Court
against Gray's Iron Line, originating from
the sinking Of barge at the Bellaire
bridge some time ago, in which the Pea
body was financially interested, by one OF
the steamers OF the Line. The amount OF
the Peabody's claim is s. 800, and bond
Of 5000 is demanded by the Judge OF the
Municipal Court before the steamer will
be allowed to proceed with her barges.
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A MYSTERY.
Disappearance ofColonel John II. Groe.
beck.

pBEAt
CINCINNATI, April 25.-on saturda,
morning Of week before last Col. John H
Groesbeck, well known in Cincinnati, and
brother OF Hon. W. s. Groesbeck, tot
breakfast as usual at the Fifth Avenre
Hotel, New York, and told the head.wait.
or he was going West after dinner. He did
not appear at dinner, and has not been
seen since. All hiseftects were undisturb.
In his room. He had been financially EN-.
barrassed owing 10 unfortunate specula.
tons, but his disappearance Is unaccount.
able, and his friends there are quite appre.
hensive Of foul play or rash act, His rel.
atives have all been notified Of the situa.
ton, and have no solution OF the mystery.
NEw YoRE, April 25.-The Tribune To-
morrow will publish the following: The
friends Of Col. John Groesbeck, brother
OF Hon. WIN. s. Groesbeck, OF Ohio, and
brother-in.law ,of Gen, Joe Hooker, are
greatly distressed over his unaccountable
disappearance from the Fifth Avenue Ho.
tel Of this city, where he has lived for
many years. He left the hotel two weeks
ago, saying that he was going West, and
since that time all trace of him has been
lost. His personal effects he left in his
room,
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MESnAM BArTLE.-The arrangements for
the sham battle, to take place in this city,
May 3Oth, are progressing in satisfactory
manner. The committee that visited Pitts
burgh, to induce the Duquesne Grays Of
that city to participate in the occasion, re.
port that it will be impossible for that
company to be present on account Of a
previous engagement at home. The com.
mittee state, however, that they have as.
surances that the Fourteenth Regiment
will be here, and aid our troops in making
the affair success, as such a contribution
TO the forces will be calculated to do.
Our State troops have not yet been per.
sonally approached on the subject, al
though formal invitations have been sent
to them. A committee will confer with
them soon, and it is hoped that the con.
ference will result in their acquiesence to
be with us on Decoration Day. Other ar
rangements for the day are going on
swimingly, and nothingat present indicates
anything else but success.
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IlSW the Leading Republicans over in
JsHcr0n County stand on Presidential
Candidates.
Rpti Yesterday Cincinnati Enquirer.
The following interviews are on the
Presidential question:
Walter C. Ong, States Attorney-Sher-
Nan is my man, and Garfield is my
EUal choice. am in favor Of an ag-
pesire campaign. | indorse President
lIEs' Administration, with the exception
dhs Southern policy.
Hon. J. ". Jordan, Probate Judge
Garfield is my choice. l favor an aggres-
campaign. Non.committal on Hayes
Administration.
Samuel b. Campbell, Member Repub.
l1a County Ommittee-Prefers Garfield,
but abeleves Grant will be nominated and
NeP the country. / am in favor OF
making the campaign red.hot one.
ISesat inlOrse Hayes. ..N
W. p Hayes, attorney, iavors John
Sherman, aggressive campaign, and in
dOEe Eluves.
Alex Smith, Sheriff, favors Conkling,
tIlye.
John NJ. Cook, Chairman County Cen.
tal Committee, aggressive campaign and
inG1oF'ement Of Hayes Administration;
Ieaeyes the majority Of 'he Committee are
'%,SheFman, but Il few are for Garfield.
'Chn c, Brown, County Treasurer
M for John Sherman; believe the CAM
apl should be aggressive; do not in
SSEN Hayes's Southern policy, but with
may exception ndOrsChis Administration.
lapt!in James 7. Sarratt, Member Of
wy Central Committee-Jim Blaine is
~ man, indorse Hayes Adntnistra.
GopSeuerally, but not his Southern policy;
uyon All aggressive campaign.
!!oAn Moore, County Auditor, favors
!oaH Sherman; doesn't indorse Hayes
southern policy, but believes his admins.
,iI gllon has been good in every other par.
sGar l9vors MI aggressive campaign.
AS II, Battin, attorney-l am for Sher.
aC INST, last and MI the time. I indorse
Alys' administration in the main, but
~ disappointed Mt the results OF his
Satlen policy, which at first believed
u The interests Of the country. l an in
4Iot OF a mCdcratc campaign.
Interviews with quite Il number OF other
E.l'9S Republicans go to show that Sher-
@a Is decidedly the iuVOrite in Jefferson
%gnty' In iaCt, there seems to be q gen.
VA Impression that no other thanan Ohio
Iaa eau lilIthc Presidential chair credita-
~; ~; d1nt stock is decidedly below par,
,. %u Y Will take something more than a
S. saoS California excursion to convert the
I'm, '>>" ~ "O0N' W 'N''+ ''''" -
MN regard to the coming Gubernato.
n; t;,eniest Taft stock Isl n premium, and
",,; ",,S;P'ooae!e that Jefferson county's dele
A-''oa will be instructed for him.
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Too Much ColOred ImmIrr.tIop

ST. Louis, April 25.-AIayor Stockton,
Of Wyandotte, Kansas, had a conference
with the Colored Relief Board here this
evening, regarding the condition OF the
refugees from the South, now at wyan.
dotte, and the sending of more Of them to
that point. He stated that the, people Of
Wyandottc were already oyerbur.
dened and could do no more, and
urged that when the emigrants who
arrived here In the future, the Executive
Committee Of tho Freedmen's State Com.
mittee OF Kansas be communicated with.
and that the retugees be sent to such point
or points as may be designated bythat
committee. This suggestion was iayora.
bly, considered, and q resolution was
adopted that hereafter the relief board
here will he guided by the Kansas Com.
mittee as to the distribution Of refugees.
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YoRk, April 25.-Cotton-steady Al
lI4Gal1Nc. Flour-Quiet and unchanged
Wheat-Quiet; rejected spring 75a75IIc No.
spring 90a0lc; ungraded do 9ia9Sc; No.
spring 81 }fcasl OIL; nngraded winter red 81 Of
| u; No. 8 do 81 O7I<a1 0s; No. 9 do 81 l21I
al Is; ungraded amber 81 07al 10; No.
amber 81 OOal 10; ungraded white 81 ll}f
No. 2 do 81 90; No. do, sales 1900 bush.
els, at 81 llal 1lH: extra do, sales 2,00C
bushels, at 81 49, Rye-Dull at 66ISaSSc
Barley Dull and nominal. Malt-Dull and
unchanged. Corn-Quiet; ungraded 42a4S II<c;
No. 8, 40a4ONc; steamer IL jSa421<c; No. Q
4S1Sa43 Nc yellow western 45c. OATS Easier;
No. 8, 3ll<O; No. 2 3l94a3l 1Sc; mixed west
ern Sl1fa32c; white western siaSSc. Hay
Firm and unchanged. Hops-Weak; year.
lings 2a4c; eastern and western Gao; New York
State 5al2c. Coiee-Quiet but steady. Sugar
Quiet and unchanged. Molasses-Demand
fair and market firm Rice-Steady and In
fair demand. Petroleum-Dull; United 74Sfc;
refined SIC. Whisky-steady at 81 OF bid ;
81 OK asked,
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NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-Coffee-In good
demand now in llrst hands; jobbing ordIiIary
TO prime II ha16c sugar-in good deman2
and prices a shade higher; inferior 10 rood
common 6a5Hc; common 70 good common
6sGa6JEc; yellow clarified 69Ia75<c. MolasSe,
Demand fair and market firm; fermentinI
2SaS0C; common, reboiled, 25a2Sc: fair sis
Rice-lni iair demand; Louisiana ordinary Z
choice 612R6Hc. ''s''''' "
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A Temperance Amendment

coLuNnus, O., April pa number OF
prominent temperance men met here to-
day and decided to ask the Legislature to
submit constitutional amendment re-
qulring the Legislature to pass bill
authorizing the cities, townships and
wards BY majority Of votes to prohibit
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors except
Tor medical purpose. A society was form
ed to aid in pushing this measure.
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= VICKsBURo, April 26.-J. 7. Bfidewell
was shot last night His wounds will
probably prove fatal. He says he was
shot by T. NJ. Andrews, brother Of W. II,
Andrews, killed last month. The coro.
ner's Jury was unable to decide who killed
Andrews and trouble has SINCE been ex'
pected between Andrews and all present
when Andrews was killed, including
Bridevoll.
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TRANsFERsoF REAL EsrArE.-The follow.
ing transfers Of real estate were admitted
TO record In the Office Of the Clerk OF the
County Court, yesterday:
Deed mase November 5, 1876, by Henry
X List and wife to James Townsend, for a
part OF the property recently purchased
BY the first-named party from Thomas G.
Smith, assignee in bankruptcy Of NJ. W.
Stone 5000;
Deed made Sept. i, 1868, by E. HALEY
Mccoy TO James Townsend, for 90 feet
square OF the south end OF lot No. 1877, cor.
ner John and Seventh streets, East
Wheeling, with oil the Rppurtenances
thereto belonging; $500.
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CINCINNATI, April 25.-John Preston,
white, became involved in quarrel with
two negroes ata point on the Kentucky
river Smiles from Nicholasvillc, wednes-
day, one of whom shot him with amusket.
Preston ran and jumped in the river to es-
cape, when the negro threw rock after
him, striking him on the head when he
sank. Alarge posse arc searching for the
negroes. ~
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I
Of SaSH per cent Prime mercantile paper
ta5 per cent Sterling Exchange, Banker9'
bills eteady at n s6H. Sight Exchange on
New York Ass. y"
GoyERaMRzTs-Firm,
united States 4 Of 1881, eoupons
NV
soN roaI and
Nv seHiI
SutteneV [
RAILROAD BoNps-Actiye and strong with
the largest transactions in Erie, The ereateSt
advance was 8 per cent In Iron Mountain sec.
onds, and the next ] Y per cent In Chicago.
st Paul q Minneapolis fiistS. Great western
seconds, ex'coupon, rose y and Kansas Pa.
clfc No, 10 one per rent, =
STATE BoHDs-Dull.
5rocHE-lhe market was strong and actiye
Wabash and Hannibal 4 st, Joseph common
being most prominent In the early DEALINGS
and coal shares showing the greatest stFength
10 the final transactions. The rise compaFed
with Yesterdays closing ranged from X TO
~, the latter Wabash, which subsequently,
reacted W on sales TO realize profits, closing
at recovery OF y, Hannibal 4 81 JoSen6
common advanced from lSf 10 2ix recedeJ
to Is, and closed at 10A. 81 Joseph preierred
opened at 42H, advanced TO "A, and closed Al
i2S. The decline In these stocks later In the
day was due TO the Wabash making connec.
ton with the Kansas 4 Northern Instsad ~
with the Hannibal 4 st. Joseph, The Shares
OF the Ohio d Mississippi were the most petIys
on the list to-day, TIE Graphic saws IN reisr.
ring to these stocks: Whether t6e buyine
which was strong Is for account Of the BaitS.
more q Ohio people, who are endeayorinr il
Is said, to obtain control Of the property' or
g but another move In the great Pame he
Gould and Sage combination % making to
perfect traas-continental connection. h yet
70 be learned, but II Is deemed certain that
there Will be very lively movement In the
stock In the future" The road is stated hv
the Receiver, Mr.. King, to be In exceilent
condition. The net earnings have bean lar0e.
ly drawn on in the last year to improve Ia
road bed and equipment In The iate deal.
tnss y eoal shares exhibited great strength, the
nnai quotations showing an advance Of x
70 IN. The general market closed arm
Erie earnings increased 100000 for The first
two weeks in April. - '"S N'''
Transactions aggregated 2I5,OO0 sharea of
which 1900 were Erie common, 10 O0l nre.
terred, 5000 Lake Shore, s., 900 Wabash. 1000
horthWestern common, 1000 preferred, 5000
St. Paul, 4,0O0 LAckAWanna, 1900 Nav lar.
sey Central. 5000 Delaware & Hudson oOO0
Morris q Essex, 1000 c. c. al. q, Nb00 St
y. Joseph common, 10000 preferred. a. .0o0
Ohio q Mississippi, 5000 western Union.
1,S0OSt Louis q Iron Mountain. i, 400 KanSas
Pacific, I,2oo Pacific Mail, 5000 Kansas &
texas, 6Ooo St Louis Kansas City & Northern
common, 1000 preferred, $500 g. C.C.&L.
ana S,2oO 81 Louis u San Francisco.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

oaIcAeo, April 25.-The DrOvers Journal
Hoos-Recelpts Il, head; shipments 9 800
head. Market shade higher and strong !:
mixed packing S 00a9.46; light Is 50aas 6s)
choice heavy $ 50a3 10. Closed Arm.
OArrLE-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
800 head, Shipping slow at d 9da5 05:
butchers and other grades steady.
sHEEP-Receipts 800 head; shipments 200
head common dull; good grades Arm At
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RAltlInora.

BALTIMORE, April 25.-Flour-Dull and
heavy; western superfne$ 1850; do extra a So;
do family 81 76a5 co. Wheat Western
strong No. 2Pennsylvania red 81 1Sai lSJf !;
No; 2 western winter red, spot, April, May
and higher; western mixed, spot and April
42Na42I<c; May 42a429Sc; June 42Xai3c;
steamer 40Na4lc. Oats - Steady; western
white SSaS5c do mixed S2a34c Pennsylvania
SSaS5c. Rye-Quiet at 57a6Oc. Hay-Firm;
prime to choice Pennsylvania $l2 GOALS 90.
Provisions-Firme for bulk meats and auiet
for packed. Mess Pork-$lO 60alO rs. bulk
Meats-LooSe shoulders SIC; clear rib sides
4Ac; packed 4Na51fc. BAcon-Shoulders
nc; clear rib sides, &c; hams, 9Na9X. Lard
Refined, in tierces, 7a7Hc. butter Steady ;
prime to choice western packed l5al7c; roll
llalSc. Eggs-Dull and weak ut l2c. Pc.
troleum-Steady: crude 7sSa8K refined 9Ma
9&o Cofee-Dull; Rio cargoes l0ai6c.
Whisky-Dull at$l DIAL OK.
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I. Q. Q. f, ANNlvERsARY.-one OF the
finest and most enjoyable entertainments
Of the season will be the anniversary exer.
cises held by Eureka Lodge, at their hall,
In the Eighth Ward, this evening. Every
preparation has been made 10 make this d
tirstclass affair. Addresses will be deliver.
ed by Hon. E. G. Cracrait, Fred. Goodfel.
low, .. K. Ellifritz and others. The must.
cal part will be rendered by Misses Annie
Carson, Teresa Phillips and Messrs. Arkle
and Steele. The members Of the Order
and the public generally are invited 10 at.
tend. Exercises viii begin at SP.M
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, April 25.-A private telegram
says: Pisa Qua, Peru, has been Bombard.
ed. The Guano loading appliances al
Huanillos, Pabellonde and Plea have been
destroyed. Workmen have fled. Business
in the interior is entirely disorganized.
AtSo'clock this morning the Contestants
in the walking match had made the fol,
lowing scores: Brown, 4s0; Hazael, 454;
Corkey, 4SS, and Weston, 400. There is
level betting on Corkey for the second
place. Hazael is i'll.
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Goo,iu.

NEw YORE, April 25.-Business continue,
fair with commission houses. Cotton goods
In steady demand and very Arm, Amstltts
and New York Mills hleached shirtinRs AL.
yanced HG by agents. Prints are In fair re.
quest and firm. Lawns aud ginghams In
moderate demand. Heavy fancy caSsimere,
and plaid back overcoatings moving raths,
more freely. Foreign goods sluggish In finl
hands, N9 u. y" '''''
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ii, table Of bank cIcarings in this
~, 'I yrw York Public shows an increase
''s' '.,r. hn.iuess Of the country for the Sd
~ ...E Sy in April as compared with the same
WI. w. ID. wear. The Public takes an in
W.. '.,..,sy nd, hopeful view OF business pros
", 's.,njomong othcrthings lays stress on
! iI..sminr tendency to Improvement in the
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RIRE RECORp.

NApAuLl, oSr., April 25.-The fourth
attempt TO burn Perry's block, caused a
loss Of $4,000.
CHIcAao, April 25.-A Ore broke out in
No. 2l4 Klnzie street at o'clock this even.
Ing, and for over three hours the flames
were actively engaged in destroying prop.
erty in the vicinity, being assisted by the
peculiarly inflammable character of the
contents OF the buildings. Nos. 2l4 10
2lS were completely gutted, the loss on
buildings being sci, 800,
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Ss,ll@: Sse.I.:,'! the Road. in Marshall County,

S,,1 S'''las the Roads in Marshall County.
",a'd1'le Reporter
tae work OF selling roads In the several
Ss'''''s of the county has been going on
@s pa''veck anda large majority Of sales,
%e lt'rn, have been made at greatly re.
SaSst Sa.S 'S'es on that OF former years. AL
,.SSsa! the cost Of keeping up our roads
lSvS l large reduction on the old plan,
s,N.i SvS,ies they are done better and more
,rSoSS,,s.aclory, yet II Surveyors will SEQ that
Scs,;SSes Ss;Ses are worked according TO speoi.
vii T;TII'iohS' two years from now the awards
sn% mi W y. le' out Al u still greater reduction,
psS;i,.n, s H. on, until it will require but . aom.
8nt.SlSs...! small sum to keep them in
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

"PISAroRE" Excursion TO srEupgSvrLLE.
"Pinafote," and crew, will sail for Steu.
benville next Friday, accompanied by Sir
Joseph Porter, X. g. b., his sisters and
his cousins and his aunts. The trip will
be made on the steamer st. Lawrence,
which will leave the Wheeling wharf
promptly at $3.50 p. 81, and get back about
lam. kramer's superb orchestra will 20
along, Of course. "pinaiore" will be pro-
duced BY, the company in Gray 4 Gar
rett's Hall al StenhenYilla.
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CINCINNATI, April observation-disclosures a,
l1@c. Flour-DulI and unchanged. Wheat
Scarce, firm and quiet; red and amber 81 0C
a1 05. Corn-Steady; fair demand at S7a39C
cash, S7NC seller May. oats-Nominally
unchanged at 2sa3lc, Rye-Quiet but firm
at 5el1c. Barley-Nominal. Pork-Quiet ai
$40 00. Lard-Stronger; current make IS e5
Bulk Meats Strong; shoulders s. so; short
RIB 81 50 cash 81 521za4 IS seller May; a 81 \
seller JInei s. so seller July; short cleai
4 70. Bason-ln good demand and prices a
and unchanged. LinSeed Oll-82c. Whisky
81 Of.
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PHIL4DELrHu, April 4.-Wool-ohio
Pennsylvania and West virginia Xxx and
above SlaS6i extra 3la32c: medium S6aS7c:
coarse 2saSOci New York, Michigan, indiana
an and western tine 2Sc; medium S5a37c: Coarse
2Sa29c; y eombing, washed, SSa4lc; unwashed
2oa2sc canada combins SSaS7c; fine un.
washed WI alas 2oa22c; coarse and medium unwashed
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PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-Flour
Wheat-Quiet; No. 2red western $ll2H. rive
Flour-Unchanged Corn--Quiet; western
steamer 42I<a422tc. 0ats-Firmer: mixed
92aSSc; white western 34a35c. Provisions
Quiet. BeCf-Mcss 12Hc. Pork-Mess l0l<
al0Hc. Lard-S6 l2ha6 37If. Butter-Quiet:
creamery extra 20c; New York State and
Bradford county, Pa, extra 15alSc; Western
Reserve extra l4al6c; do good to choice lOa
l3c. Eggs-WCak; western II l11<al2c.: Cheese
Steady; western creamery 6xa7c; do rood
51Ga8c: Petroleum-Weak; refined SIC; crude
&c. Whisky-Quiet; western 81 O5H,
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AUSTRIA.
DOES THE SQUARE THING.

PEsrn. April 25.-The Emperor empha.
sises his silver wedding by pardoning PIP
prisoners.
The grand procession with which the
silver wedding festivities OF the Emperor
and Empress were to Culminate to-day, has
been postponed till Sunday on account Of
bad weather.
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as may attempt to appropriate lby settle.
ment any lands Aforesaid, and make
prompt report Of any and all such cases OF
such attempted trespass for the informa-
ton OF this Department.
Very respectfully,
G. SCiIURz, Sec'H
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HUNGARY.


PEsrH, April 25.-A tributary Of the
bravo overtlowed the banks and destroyed
many houses at Szigetvar. The inhabi.
tants pierced the dams to permit the water
TO flow of, and hope to escape the fearful
disaster that now threatens them. The
river Thesis and the water in Szegedin
continue to rise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-26
81. Louis Hog Market.

81, LOUIS, April 25--HoGs--In good do.
%1Ga 9 Y. ys.iG and unchanged rough heavy s. 7Sa
S,noG,h 10; foEEss and Baltimore $ SoaS is;
S head .le@Synts 2sy 1SS S1Ss SsaS T. Receipts $500
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-26
PaIse 10 MS Trs.st.

San FRAScsco, 4prile5.-Hsnry Smith,
the colorcd nightwatchman Of the mint,
was arrested and charged with stealing
about $4,000 of gold bullion. A small
smelling furnace and about q. 900 worth ,ot
gold ingots were iepsa ,bRsiRe IN ~ spris-
oners' garden and q thousand dollars In
coin on the premises. His thelts have ex'
tended over a period Of three years.