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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-09
BELLAIRE.

The following are the majorities OF
the successful candidates, at the town
ship polls, Monday:
There being no opposition candidate,
James Kelsey, D., was elected Justice of
the Peace by I9j majority; for township
Trustees, |. III. Day, d., l3; j. w. Key
ser, r., 30: W. :. Heatherington, r.,
81: for Township Clerk, ID. Theohald,
d.. was elected by % majority; for
Treasurer, T. G. Hyatt, d., received
majority of votes; for Constables, W.
NJ. Drugan, D., was elected 10y ~ major
itv, and y. II. ROwles, r., by 2lS ma
iority. Owing to the absence OF Clerk
Rees, we are unable Ia give the correct
city returns. The following gentlemen
were. however, elected: First ward
For Council, A. X. Mcclure, r.; Asses
sor, 4. VI. r. Boyd. Second ward-FOr
Council, John Gallaher, D.; Assessor,
George Criswell, ID. Third ward, for
Council, Fred. Eberle, r.; Assessor,
Conrad Feeley, ID. Fourth ward, Tor
Council, Andy ROder, r.; Assessor, W.
J. Ferren, T. Fifth ward, for Council,
Samuel McGowen, N; Assessor, VIM
Blackburn, X. ID. J. Smith, r., was
elected Trustee of the Water Works.
The Washington Supreme ArIh Chap
ter of Druids elected the following OIL
ficers on Monday night: George Kern,
Treasurer: ANDY Roder, Secretary; \.
Shick, f.. :. A; Fred. Hecker, ID. =. A;
II. Richardson, ;. f., and \. Long, j.
r..
We are sorry TO report the death Of
Mr. John Long. which occurred yesteT-
dav morning at 1890 o'clock, in the
73rd year OF his age. Mr.. Long was one
of the first settlers in this locality, and
was beloved by large circle OF friends,
who will deeply mourn his death.
Mr.. Dickinson, OF Grand Hill, de-
parted this life yesterday morning at y
o'clock, of consumption.
Mr.. Lem. Westtake returned 10 work
Yesterday, after severe illness, lasting
over six weeks. Mr.. Westtake looks a
little the worse for the wear.
Mr.. Geo. Goecke has removed his
tailoring establishment 10 32l Union 81,
and as an evidence of his good taste has
subscribed for the REGISTER.
James Burtoft has taken up new
quarters with his cigar store in the
rooms formerly occupied by Hell, on
Union street
Three cases Of assault and battery
were before His Honor, the Mayor,
Yesterday. The parties belonged To
Gravel Hill.
=Purley Cowen got on the war
path Monday night and was
inclined 10 remove the scalp
OF Mr.. Ed. Owens. In fact he attempt
ell the hazardous undertaking. but that
gentleman concluded 10 have his hair
remain where the Good Man intended
it, and he flung his right arm out in a
manner very demoRliEing to Mr.. Cow
an, inasmuch a. il gave him very hard
hit on the inferior maXillary OF his era
/ mum, and had il not been for the assist
ance Of friends, CoWan would undoubt-
eily have measured his length on the
I floor.
Defeated candidates smoke their own
stoyies and drink their own beer nov,
regardless Of any one else, and as a con-
sequence a number Of d. BIS have re-
formed since the election.
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THE PONCA INDIANS.
Important Legal Question
Raised.

CmcAGo, April S.-The Tris'uSs
Omaha special says: Judge Dundy, oil
the United states Court, on the appllca-
zion of T. II. nbbleS, granted writ OF
blh,us corpus. directed To General Crook,
commanding him to show cause why he
held the POnca Indians prisoners at
Fort Omaha. These Indians were
arrrsted under an order from Washing
tom 10 he returned TO the Indian Tern
tory. from where they fled TO save their
lives on account OF sickness. They were
AZ work ON the Omaha agency iarmlng'
and sav they do not want 10 hive on the
Government, but desire to support
themselves. The suit was suggested oy
standing Bears declaration. l was ar
r,sted when hal hold Of the pioN
handles and held a prisoner, and !
never committed a crime.
The leading lawyers OF the
state volunteered their services for
the Indians. The legal fraternity NJ
gard il as the most important case IN
the United states Courts since the llned
Scott decision, and think the result, Il
sucressful, will force change IN the
government OF the Indian policy. Gen,
Crook has telegraphed TO Washington
for instructions.
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IN ToConSumpuves.

The advertiser, a retired physician,
having proyidentially discovered while
a Medical Missionary in Southern ASIA,
very simple vegetable remeiy Tor the
speedy and permanent cure OF CG''s''I'l',
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, CataTrh, anu
All throat andlung affections---also pos
itive and radical specific for Nervous De
bi6tv. Premature Decay and Nervous
Complaints, feels it has duty to make II
knoIn y, his suffering fellows Actu-
sted by this motive, he will eheeEtully
send liree OF eharge) 10 all who 9esiie lD ~
the receipt for preparing and tSn ; dlreS~
tons for successfully USING TINS PSom no.,
dentiAlly discovered remedy, dnyss ~ sse
who wish TO avail theinsea,es ~ -. ~
benefits OF this discovery, without cost,
can do 80 by return mail, by addressing
with stamp,
No. SS NlASArs St., BunAlo, NJ L
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, April s. Cattle
Receipts to-day 459 head OF through
and pa head of local. supply light and
mostly of common to medium grades,
with very few good. The retail trade is
taking most all the offerings, and the
market is very active in that line, only
one or two other buyers being on hand.
Best - 2Old5 30; fair to good 81 500
: %: common - COOL -.
Hogs Receipts to-day only 800 head.
Workers - 1j63 s.; Philadelphias
II 2OGl4 so.
Shecp-Reccipts to-day $500 head.
\ good supply on hand. Selling at
II JOGG -.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS.
Money Easy at 5 to 7 Per Cent.-Gov-
ernments eak-fIour Dull -
Wheat 0ulI-Hogs Dull,
PRODUCE.
Wheeling Wholesale

THE quotations given in the following reports
are prices realized on wholesale transactions un-
less otherwise specified.
Another week has passed under the
trade hammer, and leaves everything
quiet in business circles, with fair
prospect for better run next week.
The feeling displayed yesterday was
more encouraging than at any time
during the past thirty days.
Flour and wheat were quiet and un-
changed; corn and oats were quiet,
steady and unchanged; rye and barley
were firm, and possessed few buyers.
In provisions there was just moder-
ate movement, with prices steady, with
out notable change.
The wholesale merchandise markets
presented fair degree of activity. Dry
goods were in fair demand, carpets, up
holstery, cotton, ready made clothing,
boots and shoes, sold freely. Some
brands OF cotton goods have advanced
fully I! per cent. within the past week.
Staple and fancy groceries were in
moderate request and fairly held. Lind
seed oils firm. Lard oil quiet, and car
bons irregular
Wool and whisky are firm at last
weeks quotations.
FLoUR-The demand for this article
was fair and what was purchased, soldat
the following quotations.:
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Indigestion.

The main cause Of nervousness is in-
digestion. and that Is caused by weak
ness of the stomach. No one can have
sound nerves and good health without
using Hop Bitters to strengthen the
stomach, purify the blood. and 10 keep
the liver and kidneys active, to carry OF
all the poisonous and waste matter OF
the system. zee other column
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DRY GOODS
New York.

NEW YoRE, April S.-Business con-
tinues fair with cotton goods, commits
sion houses and prints more active. Cot
ton goods very firm at the late advance,
and additional makes marked up by
agents and jobbers GInghams sluggish
but steady. Dress goods IN moderate de
mand. OvercOatings more sought for,
but light weight clothing wOOlens quiet
in first hands. Foreign goods doing
fairly.
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ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.
The Pope Declines to Accept
His Resignation.

CIxCINNATI, April S.-A letter was re-
ceived to-day by Archbishop Purcell
from Cardinal Seomi, Secretary to the
Pope, declining to accept the Arch
bishops resignation on account OF his
long service to the church. The Arch
bishop was instructed to select cOad-
tutor with the right OF succession to the
See of Cincinnati
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WOOL.
Philadelphia.

PmLApELPHIN. April s. Wool
Firm: Ohio. Pennsylvania and West
Virginia NN and above 33a3jc; y %
@34c medium 35i 81 &c; coarse 2sla;Oc; !;
New York, Michigan. Indiana and west
ern fine 2SJd sc; medium 3jtd37c; coarse
2Sl63Oc: combing washed 35)d +Oc; un-
washed do 25la 2Sc; Canada combing
SJld 36c; fine unwashed ?lG23c; coarse
and medium 2l@ 2Sc.
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50. r-. ... -. A.r.. A Topeka, Kan
II 81, ,.."... SAYS 'ua' a spectral IRON
r -E. '.a,'> 'ut news. which Is
,..,. '..a".r. rrarhrl there today
~. " '"-NruHr Indians are on the
-.rl. l'... '..N N-,sr avav from the
" -. ~" '.-r'.. u 'uc direction Of
ar, % 7, Nta>" Ascent Mills and one
R.-..-. .'. N.. v.ut tu rJmyu>trate,
.. .r.errt "a. ,..,.
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COURTNEY AND THE AUS
TRALIAN.
No Chance for IL Race This Sea
son.

ArRrRx. y. Y, April Sit lttranspires
there is not much prospect OF race De-
tween Courtney and Trickett tins year;
Mr. r. +. Palmer, who has just returned
from Australia, states that Henry j.
Case. who acted a. Courtney agent IN
the negotiations between the JnI"n
Snr;n,-s scuIler AMI the Australian oars
man. was compelled tn leave Australia
ior Africa. where he was ordered to pro-
c.ei by the firm in whose employ he
WAS. without concluding arrangements
for the race. In an eyaSive manner
Tr;rkett refused to come to terms. lie
aid not say absolutely he would not
null. but showed plainly he was aVerSS
10 rowing, evidently tearing ne Nuu'"
J1,.s any sculling this season, 1t Will
probably be with American oarSmen,
unleSs he should go To Europe and meet
s,me OF the English oarsmen.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Generslly weak.

RAILROAD BoNDs-Generslly weak.
STATE BoNDs-Dui.
SrocKs-Fairly active, but speculation
was somewhat irregular and under the
influence of heavy sales Of coal shares,
based on the belief that an amicable
arrangement among the companies is
impossible, the market became depressed
The general list advanced s@sc in the
early dealings, but Michigan Central
dropped from S5I to sat. During the
afternoon coal stocks were being freely
pressed for sale and some large blocks OF
Granger shares being also offered, the
market became weak and prices declined
t(Gllc. Towards the close there was
fractional recovery in some cases. The
earnings OF the Central Pacific railroad
compang increased $50 900 for the first
three months of this year. Tho trans
actions aggregated 10000 shares, OF
which 5000 were Erie. 23,Uo preferred,
1900 Lake Shore, 1000 Wabash, 1900
Northwestern common, 1900 prefer
red, 1900 1t. Paul common, 5000 pre-
ferred, 1900 Delaware, Lacka-wanna
and Western, 5000 New Jersey Cent
raj, 1000 Michigan Central, 5000 81.
Joseph, 1900 Western Union, aud
1000 Union Bacific.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-09

L-,, - 'i !. S',A headache. bilious
iyva.,..' .''.I, gl, liver, dyspepsia and cost
Liver PM. =. McLane's Celebrated
Sy,h 50 never LA, 10 give relief-for
yolad-5 ,s;..nd and agys. They are com
de,ica,e IL. ,,.a ir'-sarl TO even the most
Si,0OS,,SSooa SSooa,sti'utions. None genuine
h,,sburgb ipSSna'ure - Of Fleming Bros,
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'hNliLESTON, W. VA.
NIIrscN Mnrllrrrr Arrested.

.. ''...'..N. April ~.-Iliram Muir
a.. attempted the murder ot
= N.N..-. l>i. 10 Il. Adams, ".
..a... tNH wears agu. aud had
..> .t.. WIS arrested last Fri
-.. .rar Rome, ohio, hy All W.
,..t-.. N.' .0si-ul his prisoner in
.-. .N'.'N.., 100. this morning. Muir
go ..'HHy~ outlaw. who has
.,.. .'.... his wuutib,-raptorS He
g... (. BELONG Oh the Putnam
~ ''ari 90 thieves IN Mason.
49,. ".t Putnam counties, West
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Democratic Victory.

Albany. y. V, April Sat the elee,
ton here to-day, the Democrats elected
10 Democrats and Nationals and the
Republicans Supervisors John Gnu-
man, Democrat was re-elecced Jns:lce
Of the Justices Court by 5000 majority
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rrn, nfMadAme BonAparte.

BALrINoRE. April S-The will oil
NaIame Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte
deyises all her real and personal estate
sonallv 10 her grandsOns, who are made
s1eruiors. The real estate Is de-
yis,d Tor life to her grandsons, and alter
ward 10 their children.
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Michigan.
Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, April 0-l A. M.-For
the Lower Lakes, clear weather follow
ed 10y increasing cloudiness and possibly
by rain, winds mostly south easterIy,
falling barometer.
FSr Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
and Upper Lakes, increasing cloudiness
followed by rain, warmer south east
to south west winds, falling barometer.
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Wnodeu Wara

TvBs-NO. !, three hoop ~ 10 Per
dozen: No. >, two hoops S,50per dozen;
No. ,. two hoops - 20 per dozen. Pals
Two hoops 81 10 per dozen; three
hoops Il % per dozen. WashbOards-
Star 81 10 per dozen; double lace - 10
per dozen.
Ou-Rcfned petroleum is weaker and
the demand but moderate, 10 degrees
fire test selling at gic; lS0 degrees do. at
lllc; and Ohio standard, 10 degrees
fash test, at llic per gallon. Lard oil
j. steady but quiet at 57Cs60c per gallon.
Linseed oil j. firm at be per gallon.
ToBACCO-Firm; nayies, JOe.5sc, ac-
cording to brand; twists unchanged at
55Id 7Oc.
WHEELING SroGIEs- Sell al so 20 per
100; tips, sl5 % per 1000; scraps, I1c
per n.
Fruit and Vegetable Market,
APPLE-Are arriving freely, and
though the local demand j. not large
there are orders here sufficient to take
about all the good stock. The mar
ket is firm, lots on arrival bringing 81 .
al 20 per barrel.
CABsAGE-Is dull at - 00s4 . per
hundred, and 3 j0(s4 % per crate; the
supply fair.
CRGxBERR1Es-COniinue dull; stocks
about consumed; offered Al Fl 7Jls2 W
per crate.
DnED Fgrrr-Is in moderate demand
and steady. Apples selling at 2ssci
peaches SlCs4c per pound IN round
lots, and ia le more for jObbing lotsL
LKxoNs-Are in better demand and
firmer; selling az - 75ts3 ., per box.
ORASGE-Are in active demand and
frmer, although the supply u large,
selling q, ss15(s3 0per box, % Ws
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Grains.

Grams.
WHEAT-There was fair tone to the
market. The demand, however. from
manufacturers was light We quote
choice red and winter at 95cGSl 00.
CORN-The market is medium with
very little offered. The demand was
light, but buyers in need OF supplies
were compelled to pay full prices;
sheiled and ear ranged from 35(G3Sc e
bushcl.
RYE-Continued firm, but the sales
were exceedingly small. For first class
quality the prices were iOGi5c e
bushcl.
OATs-The market was firm and the
demand moderate; good to prime Is
quoted at 2Std3Oc.
BARLEY-Is steady with comparative
" no demand, except for the better
qualities which are quoted at 5jGSl.
HAY-The demand is fair, with an
easy market. Choice timothy sales at
IS O0Cd9 0O prime to choice mixed
S6 50S95 80 per ton, loose on wagons
MuLFEEp-In fair demand and holds
steady; mid.iling, IS per on;shlp stun
SIS per ton.
Provisions.
The prices paid for leading articles are
about the same as those OF last week and
are as follows:
CoFFEE-In this commodity light
business was transacted during the
week, the prices demanded being as fol-
lows: Coffee fair To good Rio at Ia BE;
prime l4ml4Jc; choice l6c, best Wheel
ing roasted l5c, yellow Rio poe, Java Dc
Svrups, common 3jCd 4Oc, prime 45c;
New Orleans molasscs, old crop, 300
35: new crop. prime De, choice 4Oc.
Sugars refined hard crushed 94c; granu-
lated Slc, powdered 9c. \ coffee S!c, Il
Sic, commercial 4 sugar Ste, commercial
c Sc, yellow G 81, golden & I, common
yellow 6Im6ic. Rice, Carolina Choice
Nc, New Orleans prime &c.
Caned Goods.
The demand as well as the prices are in
good standing. Our quotations are "a
follows: Tomatoes 95fdSl 10 r doz;
peaches 81 5OCa2 -; corn Il 40; peas
Il -: stringed beans 81 p; Lima beans
81 %; blackberries 80; Damson II 30;
pine apples Il -: salmon, W cans,
81 10; oysters, NJ cans, $500.
Meats.
In this line there were no changes,
holders demanding full prices but pur-
chasers did not seem disposed to invest
in more than would satisfy immediate
demands The sales range good.
Packages for meats hold a. follows:
Casks. 1000 lbs half casks, 800 lbs;
tierces. $50 lbs; barrels, 30 lbs; bags,
200 lbs. No charge for packages.
We uuotr As follows:
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HOUSE.


prOpriety of instructing the chairman
OF the Committee OF the Whole when
the House shall be in committee on the
legislative appropriation bill, to award
the floor i'll accordance with the rules OF
the House and not be bound by
any list of speakers which may be
formed.
After an informal discussion, the sub
ject matter was referred to the Commit
tee on Rules.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole on the Legislative bill, the
consideration to be under the tive-min-
ute rule, and all general debate to be re-
served until the political features Of the
bill are reached.
The section in regard to the Treasury
department having been reached, Mr..
Debrell submitted an amendment pro-
viding that no collector at any port OF
entry shall be allowed a salary greater
than the receipts at said port, nor shall
the expenses of collecting at any port
exceed the gross receipts OF the same.
Rejected.
Mr.. COfIrOth submitted an amend
mcnt providing that the compensation
OF gaugers shall not exceed s. per day.
Rejected.
An amendment was adopted provid-
ing that the salary OF store keepers shall
not exceed SO per month.
Mr.. Fort submitted an amendment
providing that hereafter when legal
tender treasury notes are reissued they
shall be so reissucd in the denomina
tiOns originally issued.
Mr.. Garfield raised a point OF or
der that the amendment changed an
existing law, and was not in the interest
of economy, which point Of order was
sustained by the chairman, Mills and
the amendment was ruled out.
After finishing the consideration OF
sixty pages of the bill the committee
,,,.,C' aiUi arc IIOuSC duJUuriltu.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, April s. - The Drouers'
Jg,unai reports hog receipts 1000 head;
shipments G,OOO head. Market dull
and cents lower; choice heavy g ~
IA o.; mixed packing = coos 50;
light - 7OG3 -. Closed weaker.
Cattle - Receipts 25,OOO head; ship
mcnts 1900 head. Good demand
and prices a shade higher and strong;
shipping - 2Oa5 20; butchers - OO@
, 20.
Sheep - Receipts 400 head.
ST. Louis.
ST. LoUIs, April S-Hogs-ln fair de,
mand, hut at lower rates; Workers and
Baltimorcs = 5Wa3 20; packing - 25ta
3 -: butchers 10 Se.ect heavy at - 40
m3 10 Receipts :, 400 head; shipments
400 heal.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., April s. Hogs
Dull. common = 9Otd3 Is light s. %
as 80; packing s. 70a3 20; bu.ch-
ers' - 9OG4 TO- Receipts 800 head; ;
shipments 2NG head.
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PittgbuKh.

PrrrsBrRGH. April s.-Petroleum-
Quiet; crude 81 ". at Parker's Tor i'm
mediate shipment; refined sle for
Philadelphia delivery.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Ohio.

CINCINNATI. April S.-Out of twenty
seven towns in Ohio, from which returns
have been received, it is believed the
Republicans have IL, Democrats Z and
Independents 3. At Dayton the Re-
publicans elect the city ticket with the
exception of Justice and Constable, also
have majority OF Council, which here
tofOre has been Democratic.
At Springfield a very heavy vote was
cast The Mayor elected was candl-
! date OF the Prohibitionists and Murphy
! ties.
At Chillecothe the Democrats elected
their Mayor by 800 majority.
At GAINESVILLE the Republicans gain
the Councilmen. The Democrats elect
Mayor. At Hamilton the Republicans
elect Mayor. In this city, with one ward
lacking, the Republicans elect all except
Police Judge by majorities OF 800 to
100. The ward lacking gave the Re-
Iublicans majority Of l50 at the last
municipal election. 1t is generally con-
ceded that local and personal considera-
tons were lost sight of, national
questions being the matter at issue.
The vote was the largest of any spring
election in Cincinnati.
CCLUMBUs, April S.-The full official
figures prove the election of the full Re-
publican city ticket. Collins majority
for mayor is l,76S. This result cannot
be claimed as a partisan victory, mas
much as many leading Democrats
worked openly for the Republican NOM
inees. 1t is really victory OF the citi-
zens and property owners over the law
less element who made determined ef-
fort to obtain control of the city. The
Republicans will have majority Of four
in the common council and mjority in
the police and school boards.
CINCINNATI, April S.-The complete
returns give the majOrities as follows:
Jacobs, Rep, Mayor, Az; Boyce, Rep,
Board OF Public Works, pa; Torker,
Rep, Judge of Superior Court, 702;
kemler, Rep, City Solicitor, $50; KnOrr,
Rep, City Treasurer, l,l3l; Wilson,
Dem, Judge of Police Court, l,27l;
Murphy, Rep, ProseCuting-Attorney OF
Police Court, G2S; Setchell, Rep, Board
OF Police Commissioners, 1872.
CLEVELAND, April S.-The Republi-
cans elected their entire city ticket
with the exception of police court judge.
The Council will stand % Republicans
and l3 Republicans. Herrick's 5 majority
for Mayor is between 1000 and 300.
Everett, candidate for treasurer, ran
ahead OF his ticket.
TOLEDO, O., April S-The official re-
turns to-day give Rollers, for Mayor $50
plurality over Jones, Democrat, and 7S9
over Bomgardner, Republican. The
Democrats elect the Police Judge, and
the Nationals the remainder OF the City
ticket, together with four members to
the Board of Education, four Police
Commissioners, three Aldermen and
five COuncilmcn.
Michigan.
DETROIT, April S.-2;30 p. Mp to
the present time almost complete re-
turns from twenty of the most popu-
lous counties in the State have been re-
ceived. They give Campbell. Republi-
can, for Justice OF the Supreme Court,
Il majority of about 300. Grosvenor
and Shearer, Republicans, for Universe
ty Regents, are probably elected by |
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Dog Show

NEw YoRE, April s.-of the 95S dogs
entered, 200 were on exhibition when
the bench show opened to-day in Gil
mores Garden.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, April 3.
Mr.. Bayard introduced bill TO repeal
sections $50 and S2l of the Revised
Statutes. He asked unanimous consent
to put the bill on its passage without
referring it to any committee. II repeals
the act passed in 1862, providing test
oaths and disqualification 'of jurors in
courts of the United States.
Mr.. Edmunds objected and the bill
was referred to the Committee on judi
eiary.
The army appropriation bill was re-
ported without amendment.
Mr.. Blaine gave notice of an amend
ment, making it penal otfense, punish
able with fine and Imprisonment, for
any military, naval or civil officer, or
any other person, except for the pur-
poses named in the bill, to appear
armed with any deadly weapon OF any
description within one mile OF any poll
ing place where a general or special
election for Representatives OF Congress
is being held.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Bayard,
calling upon the Secretary of the Treas
ury for statement of the sums paid
John |. Davenport, supervisor OF cleo
tiOns at New York, since 1870, was
adopted.
The consideration OF the New Hamp-
shire Senatorial case was then resumed.
After debate the Senate without ac-
ton adjourned.