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CHICAGO CRIMES.


CHICAGO, April lO.-On the 18th Of Jan
uary last Marcus Kronberg, State street
jeweler, having failed, his business was
put into tie hands Of an assignee. It has
lust been discovered that extensive frauds
have been perpetrated since then by the
head clerk, Charles Stiff, abetted by L. B.
IiarkneSs and Frank Murphy, the other
clerks. These parties, together with Muir
phys brother, his Eoom.mate, and two
receivers Of stolen goods, seven persons In
all, were arrested this evening. Fhs totRl
amount taken is supposed to be about
SO, 900 worth.
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ST. LOUIS,

Cutting In Passenger Rates to the Sea
bOard-AIeetIng 70 Relieve the City Ol
UnIust Determinations In FreIgtts.
ST. LOUIS, April l0.-Under the cut oi
passenger rates from here to the seaboard
which has been in operation for some time
past, the rates dropped to-day to twelve
dollars to New York, and the prospects are
that they will go lower. Quite numer.
ously attended meeting OF merchants was
held at the Lindell Hotel to-day to consider
the question Of railroad freights from East
to West, and see II something could not be
done to prevent the discrimination against
st. Louis, which now prevails. Considers
Bile discussion was had, and committee
appointed to report to a subsequent meet
ing The demand was for mileage rate
which would place st. Louis on the same
footing as all other cities in the Wost,
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Anew Connection for the Baltimore &
ohio Railroad.


WefRd the following as q special dis.
patel. in the Chicago Tribune of Wednes-
lay
PiTBrRGm, April S.-Judge Miller and
!,R. Straughn, Of Wooster, o., and NJ. F.
aIdolph, OF Columbiana county, Ohio,
silressed the Pittsburgh Chamber OF
Commerce today on the subject OF a new
llroad which tits proposed 10 build from
Chicago Junction, Ohio, to Beaver, Pa,
connecting the branch line OF the Balti-
more and Ohio Road, running from Chica-
soJlRc,iOn to Chicago, with the Pittsburgh
&LAke Erie line. The gentlemen named are
ntheir way to Baltimore with view OF
securing the aid Of President Garrett, OF
the Baltimore K Ohio Road, TO hypothe-
cate bonds sufficient to build the super
structure and equip the road. The people
oiAshIand, Wayne, Starke and Columbi.
a1a Counties, Ohio, profess to be able to
r3se money enough to purchase the right
olWayand grade the line. II the new line
ssAouldbe pushed TO completion, it will be
!saSed 10 the i. 4 0. Co., and will be run
N opposition to the Fort Wayne Road.
Ihe gentlemen are to remain over till
President Bennett, OF the latter corpora
ton, can be seen. The Chamber OF Com
ne're adopted resolutions offering hearty
sympathy to the Ohio people, and lRdors-
ing gtheir project.
This proposed connection is really a yeyv
important project for Pittsburgh. twill
gye thai city an independent outlet to the
great West and at the same time put its
new Fosl in sSie keeping for all time to
come As long as said road remains in
The hands Of its projectors it is of course
%le from absorption by the Pennsylvania
"ad, but there is constant danger in the
"pe eoitime that Tom Scott may gobble q
controlling interest in its stock and thus
Illustrate the competitive ends for
which it was built. II leased to
@e Baltimore 4 Ohio for a long
e'm Of years it would be. safe
V pittsburgh rs formidable competitor
" Tue Fort Wayne line, and assure that
u'y Cheap ireightS, which TO her is q des.
%e'alnm above all other considerations
y would also be a valuable auxiliary tc
ae general traffic Of the Baltimore ant
"n'o road, and would not interfere with
'le tonnage over its line proper. III
,uoaS gu business woUld Of course conti9u,
"*eS the main line, while its business
Se'Neea Pittsburgh and Chicago Voplt
De- much clear yain.
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lRor, loos, OF bethany College, who has
raid two visits to Europe otlate years Zone
oithenlast year delivered an interesting
lecture on switzerland at New Cumber.
land last saturday night. The Independent
notices itas follows:
THE Professor is always at home when
tnkingupon any subject, and in handling
this one with which he is so familiar,
claimed the marked attention OF all pres
tnt throughout his entire discourse. He
tod Of his travels through Switzerland, OF
the industry of the people OF that country,
how they lived aud how they worked. He
gave glowing description Of the Alpine
traveller, and his story OF the mule, which
he terms the ship Of the Alps, was laugh
able and interesting, creating no little
amusement, The Professor told OF the
POliteneSs and culture Of the Swiss people,
and held them up as an example OF NOR
slity and Godliness. lie did not forget a
pleasant description of the humble and yet
beautiful Swiss cottage, perched among the
rocks on the hillside, with its little flower
garlen and well trained vines. lie told OF
the political condition OF Switzerland, and
sidit was here, us no where else in the
world, that American people were most
successfully inflated"
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Found Dead.

CoLuNnus, O., April lO.-The body Of
an unknown man, about sixty years OF
age, was found on the river bank near
Taylorsville to-day. The body had the
appearance OF having been in the water
fer some time, and portions OF it had been
eaten by hogs, rh6Fa were no papers IN
dicating who the dead man was, Eaa the
supposition OF the coroner is that the man
had been stealing q ride on the cars,
and IN attempting to get of while crossing
a bridge had 'iaEap into the water and was
drowned, and that rs tio hjgh water re-
ceded The body had been left On the hans
where II was found.
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Inr proposition tolay taxfor system
Al bike, over in Jefferson county, Ohio,
orylledby majority Of $50. The almost
unanimous vote OF Steubenville carried II
through As the voice OF TIE country was
be,yly,h other way, but not 80 heavy as
uv looked for by some parties. We regard
The decision arrived at as wise one. A
ssea Of good roads will be Of benefit
losh the city and country. Jefferson is
arch county and has no public debt to
Seak Of. She can therefore afford to tax
herself for good roads. 1t is supposed that
,heycau be built for s. 800 per mile. Those
Of Belmont county cost over $1,000 per
Ii.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

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and Rsvnn1dS nrtha catSaS.s, NsoVt ~ Nnlss
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nnmher NJ visi.ins nr;sStS I su isoaI ;Ta'o. Ms,e
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Shipping Tags.

Carrying a full line Of sizes and styles Of
DENNIsoN's SHIPPING TAGS, we eau
offer unusual inducements to merchants and
Others desiring to advertise their business in
this manner.
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
Estimates furnished and all desired infornS-
ton given.
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We Challenge The Wo,,,,,

When We say We believe, we have evidence
70 prove that shiloh's Consumption Cure Is
much Is It will cure q common or Cbrnnic
Cough In one half the time, and relieve A AstbmS
bronchitis, Whooplng Cough, Group and
show more cases Of Consumption cured than
all Others. twill cure where they fail il l.
pleasant TO take, harmless to the youn0est
child and we guarantee what we say, PPice
10 cts., 80 cts. and Sl.00 II your Lung ara
sore Chest aud Back lame. use shiloh's Porous
Plaster, Sold by E. Booking, Odd Fellows
Hall Q: E. Dwight, oath and Chapline streets.
Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wheeling, and Nus,
bands & Inskeep, Bellaire,
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SIGNIFICANCE OF ONO ILIcTIoNs,


The first call Of ten-forties was made
yesterday, the amount called being Sl0,'
100000. There are S1960OO,00O Of these
bonds, bearing five per cent interest,
They will be called in rapidly Il the de-
mand tor fours continues. The Treasury
Department has not yet decided to accept
orders for fours that came in after o'clock
on Friday, but the probabilities are that
all will be accepted, in which case some
$S5, 100000 Of ten-forties will be called
this month, in addition to the regular and
ordinary demand for fours. 1t Is the i'm
preston among Treasury officials that all
Of the ten-forties will be called before the
end Of the year.
CHIEF MOSES A FRIEND oP TIE WHITE MAN,
Chief Moses and other Oregon Indians
now here visited the Commissioner of In.
dian Affairs this morning and had an in.
formal interview, in which Moses declared
himselfto be friend Of the whites.
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Book Binding.

In connection with our establishment is the
Book Binding and Blank Book mandatory
OF Mills, Frew & Co., one OF the finest In
the State, being thoroughly fitted through
out with ruling machinery, presses, paper
cutters, numbering and paging machines,
We can now turn out every description of
binding and ruling in the best style OF work
manship, and with utmost prompncs.
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uAAbALDI On THE CuNUTTIUN OF ITALf.
RoMR, April 1O.-The Capitol publishes {
letter written by Garibaldf before leaving
for, Cape arera. He says Italy owes graft
tude to the Royal House for having con.
tributed to It's unity, but it didn't accom-.
plish 1t alone. The country was more
llourishing under Its old tyrants than now,
He condemns Depretis, and concludes
that monarchy is not eternal. It's dura.
ton will be in proportion to its merits.
General Garibaldi generally receives
visits from political personages. Replying
yesterday to deputation from Trieste
Garihaldi said; ! have never been more
concerned for tho interests OF our breth.
rem beyond the Alps than l am now.
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nnn.,.a.Lae o. Sow orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, April l6.-AtvsRty days
quarantine is to be established May lst
against ali vessels from or touching at
West India, Gulf OF Mexico south oi
Texas,j OF eoatA American ports, as far as
A Foster Elliott, resident seersiaFY 81
the Liverpool & London Globe Insurance
Gjempapy, and Vice Consul to Brazil, lell
deai On the street this afternoon.
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ONO ELECTIONS.


CINCINNATI, April lO.-The official vote
Of this city gives Jacob, Republican, for
sssy9T soHE Il aGy'e 5 5RSP3hFsan o3 Farss. ot
Republican, for Judge Of Superior Court,
e? mai; Kumler, Republican, for City
Solicitor 94S maj; Knorr, Republican,
City Treasurer, LII mai; Wilson, Demo.
crat, Judge OF Police Court, 1926 mai.
Murphy, Republican, Prosecuting Attor.:
nsy Of PoliGe CeQrt, 7Ql maj. SitGhel, Ae,
publican, Police Commissioner, 979 ma.
lorlty. Total vote cast, 49,90S.
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rRANcE's ATTITUDE TOWARDS gaYPr.

PARIS, April l0.-The policy OF France
toward Egypt Is not TO preCipitate matters.
The present tendency Is rather to the
other extreme. It is notorious that Gam.
betta's views in regard to Egypt are more
decided than those Of Minister Wadding-
ton, but he does not wish to exercise a
pressure upon the government, though
the Egyptian bondholders seriously con.
template urging him to supplant Wad.
dington at the head Of the ministry.
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rpn,he New Cumberland Lyceum they
.t,,r the following question tonight:
'' Sp1.Ird That Christ at his second
.io, I vii rcesiablish the literal throne
SIhis iathcr David
Ne call this wading into pretty deer
,,.,Io,ical water for prentice hands at the
S,tpes,. flour shorthand reporter had
,a ,peciaI engagement for this evening
T..boa!d be tempted to send him up. We
Sreau idea that some important disclos'
rns win De made.
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ATLANTA, April 10.-The convention Of
the general ticket agents adjourned after
making general reduction Of through
rates.
The Southern Railway and Steamship
Association Is now In session TO try 10 dis.
cover the source Of recent outing In
through freight rates and permanently "a.
store the poolfiCHfes.' ! '' '''i' ''''E .
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FaIrmont. West Yirrlnln.

FAlRAOsg, kpsil s.-Eate Anderson, a
domestic at the Hough House, in this
place, was badly and dangerously burned
by q lamp exploding this evening. She L
badly burned about the head and the up.
per part 81 the body. Her dress was
burned Oh her.
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Thatin this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspensia
Sour and distressed Stomach, Liver ComplaInt
CONSERVATION, when for Is cents we Viii ali
them shiloh's Nitalizer, guaranteed 10 enra
them. Sold by E, Booking, Odd Fellows Hail.
2. +. Dwight, 4th and Chapline streetS :
Laughlin Bros; 4 Co.. Wheeling, and Husbands
4 1nSkeep, Bellaire.
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tue 'hInesc Question Up al washing
ton, Pa,

The Ministerial Alliance" at their
Nee'iag at Washington, Pa, Wednesday,
,'ok turn at the Chinese question. They
0e'd' with apparent unAnimtty, that Chi.
%esS .s. Immigration to this country is some.
'a'ng not to be discouraged, which posi-.
Ton with ali due respect, we think a very
superficial one indeed. We quote from
S1s i",Y.o Of the papers read at the meeting a.
hy ESv'S, X. F.ScoyeI read a paper, prepG.ed
~ y, SpeGr, who was absent, In Which
TVIaImS,I To, that their immigration should
iSS;, nv w discouraged, because they were
ISS,iCI ri,,bS 10 come here; they had as much
eSsO SS' % come here as others; their pres
tsSs ,SSs ne'e aided in the civilization Of theil
' aRa'hey were Slready useful IN somt
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spect abroad, and to the lasting gratitude
OF his own people. His name and fame
are inseparably linked with the most im-
portant event in our country's history,
and II Is our pleasure 10 thus declare our
admiration and esteem for him, our graft.
trde to and our confidence in him.
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c,,ors,u,x KRSXA is coming to the
,,,., ., great statesman at Washington
u. a.I, b,, arranged for Democratic caucus
ne, ne a.' .rsnior nj with view Of providing by
as s.I,,i"n t,t" a, the present session for the
!, ,'','t, .,;ns,r Of silver, the issue Of bullion
i's ,t,n,r. tsDr. based n either silver or gold,
%. |''a, .,b.,,,u,ion Of grcenbNcks for the
l,,ion,y 'as h,pk circulation and the prohibit
~. a'.'I nS,ny further increase Of the bonded
An, Of the government
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SPAIN,


MADRID, April lO.-Gen. Cabala has re-
signed the Presidency Of the Superior
Council Of War and has been succeeded
by Gen. Jovellar,
The epiro Uum Of two hundred and
fifty million pestas Of Treasury bonds have
been subscribed for.
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GERMANY.

CRITICAL CONDITION OF AUSTRIAN INTERNAL
AFFAIRS.
BERLIN, April lN,-The internal affairs
OF Austria are critically watched here.
The advent Of an Ultramontane reaction.
ary Cabinet seems probable.
A great meeting of representatives Of
German seaports will be held on the 18th
inst to discuss freely the new tariff. All
seaboard cities are strongly opposed to the
projected sur.taxes and retaliatory duties
on trans-marine imports,
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Decay Of tIle reeth

may be entirely nTpyeRted, the breath puri,
aed, and the teeE made 70 glisten with white,
tie$ hy tlie hSe 81 Browns Camphoratel
Dentritriee. Price Is cents.
Browns Bronchial Troches' are renowned
and wondertully effective teF Ggstpg epldsand
hut guard against eohnte Ut Sold By Logan
list &Co.; and all drpggistSG Is cent;Se; 6lT
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Thc CanadIan Tnrin Seheme.

OTTAWA, April lG.-Tha House at five
o'clock this morning divided on McKen,
zie's amendment opposing the proposed
protective policy, The vote resulted: Yeas
bS, nays lSgi Government majority, SS
Many persons reRalned In thu GALLERIES
throughout the night,
The House adjourned to-day until Tues
day night,
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ARanona Article.

Glenn's Sulphur Soap has won great celeb.
rity and sale by sheer force Of It's astppIshIag
ehectin curing skin diseases, and iesIadiSatinS
blemIa2Aes, PtIee q ceRtS.
For FGsloFing the natural color, growth and
beauty Of the hair buy Hair ReviYium, at ID
cents per bottle 1t has no equal. Sold BY
Logan, List & Co.. and by every druggist,
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EASTERN MArrERs.

EASTERN MATTHRS.
A dispatch from Iqueque states tha
the port Is blockaded by q Chilian squad
ron.
The Italian Government Is about to sent
Senator to Cairo to report on the Italian
interests. 1t is said the Khediye's con,
tumacy Is prompted by the Italian Consul
General, who bitterly opposes the Anglo
French control.
The Eastern Roumelian Commission
have effected an understanding with the
Porte upon several matters In dispute,
Among other points agreed upon, is that
one third of the revenue OF the province
shall be paid to the Porte.
The agreement between Austria and
Turkey grants Austria the power OF oc-
cupying three points on the river on the
low outskirts ot Novi Bazar, commanding
all the practicable crossing places.
YAKooB KHAN WANTS cABuL.
LONDON, April 10.-A dispatch from Bonn.
bay says: It Is rumored in Cabul that the
negotiations between Yakoob Khan and
the British failed because the latter In.
sisted on the annexation Of Cabul.
RouNEIAN OCCUPATION scllEaE ABANDONED.
LONDON, April liza correspondent at
Berlin says: The scheme for mixed oc.
cupation was practically abandoned after
the difficulties raised by Italy. There are
probably some secret relations between
Italy and Russia.
At the recent council at st. Petersburg
Gen. Todleben declared that he believed
that war was the only solution OF the East
ern Roumelian difficulty. Count schouyal.
off strongly opposed this view.
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Mercantile Printing.

Our very large assortment If fancy type,
together with our improved job presses, gives
US unsurpassed facilities for I rintng business
cards, circulars, letter heaJs, bill heads,
checks drafts, envelopes, &c.
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NEw YoRx, April lQzArrlved; Steam.
eEs Calland, Rotterdam and Suenia, from
EcSpqS, April 1o.-Arriyod, Steamers
Olympia, sChiedam and Circassia, from
QuEESsrowx, April lo.-The steamer
Illinois, from Philadelphia, has arrived.
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ATurklsh nath nlow, Up,

St PAgEs April IA Laks oIts' special
to the Pioneer Pres saysl The Turkish
bath blew up here to-day, tearing the
quarters topieces, and fatally scalding DR..
Cell, proprietor. n -
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Blank Books.

We manufacture every description of blank
book, from memorandum to blank ledger,
on the shortest notice.
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The most popular and fragrant Perfum. Of
tRe day. "HACENErAcx;" try It. Sold by r
Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; 6. r. DWIGHT
a.h and Chapllne Streets LauRhlin Bros 4
Co., Wheeling, and Husbands & fnskeep. BelI.
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THE BEST MACHINERY.
Brief Printing.

Possessing large fonts Of new type and fine
book press, We can print briefs in much
shorter time than is required in offices with
less ample facilities.
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NEw YoRS, April ll.-At q aReetipg Of
SOllored citizens te,Rlght an appropriate
resolution was adopted and q subscrip..
ti9n taken DIP fot relief Of the Southern
refugees.
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TARIFF DUTIES.

"A deputation Of iagrlculturalists from the
department Of Eure.et.Loire, petition the
Minister OF Commerce in favor otthe duty
Of nine francs per quarter on wheat, forty
francs per head on horses and thirty
francs per head on cattle.
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Fatal Boiler ExpIosIon

GoLDsBORo, April lO-IR Kerngay's
foundry this evening, a boiler exploded,
killingJ. B. Timberlake, the foreman, and
badly scalding four others.
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YAKooB KHAN WANTS cABuL,
FRANCE.


PARIS, April lO.-The dismissal and
resignation Of 6fty.two more magistrates
is announced and twenty-one others
have been transferred.
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Book Printing.

With large fonts Of type, ranging in size
from Nonpareil to Plea, the most perfect book
press and well appointed bindery, We have
facilities for this special class Of work possessed
by few offices in the West.
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Poster Printing.

With the largest assortment of wosl type
In the State and the best cylinder presses, we
can execute, at the shortest notice, any style
Or size OF Poster, Programme, Hand.biII or
Dodger that may be desired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-11
KENTUCKY REPUnLIcAN STATE CON.
VENTION.

They "ResOIute" on Thelr Abiding Faith
I'm the Principles Of the Party And Give
the Democrats Of Kentucky Scoring
They SympathIEe With President Hayes
And Believe In NtRIWaFt Grant.