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GERMANY.
BRAVERY REWARDED.

BERLIN, April 24.-Emperor William
has written an autograph letter to Gen.
Van Werder, commanding the 18th army
corps, and granting his request to he
allowed to retire from active service, rails.
ing him to the rank Of Count, and con.
tinuing certain honorary appointments.
The letterconcludes by testiiying the Em.
perors warmest gratitude for the conspicu.
Gus merits displayed by Gen. Van w6rder
in the FFanco.German war, and is signed
your grateful King
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nonn In . coal Minc.

wmxEsBARRE, Pa, April 94.-The men
sinking shaft to rescue the entombed
minors at Sugar Notch succeeded in work.
ing through four chambers, when they
were compelled TO retire, as the mine was
convulsed in dangerous manner. Prop
ping the walls Of the mine as they pro-
ceed, the workers expect TO reach their
imprisoned comrades by nightiall. A
miner went into tho drift west OF the fall
to-day with naked lamp, when there
vas Sn explosion Of gas and the mine was
fred, but the flames we're soon extin'
Quished.
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THERE Is a revival Of the great coal chute
project opposite steubenville. We refer to
the project that contompIates the erection
Of extensive facilities for loading barges
with coal brought by the Panhandle
Road to that point from the MonongahelG
coal fields, whereby all the hazards and
expenses Of difficult navigation, and the
hindrances OF the low water season be.
tween steubenyille and the coal fields are
TO be avoided. 1t is said that most Of the
coal that is lost between the Monongahell
river and Cincinnati Is lost above steuben
vile. THIS being the case, the erection o.
this chute and the establishment Of an i'm
mense supply Of coal at that point, would
give the parties controlling it very decided
advantages in the down river markets.
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THE FREAKS OF A FORGER.
Leaves $4,000 worth OF Forged Paper
Behind and starts for Australia.

Leaves blusVVV "oEAu " EOEhGN EapNE
Behind and starts for Australia.
MILWAUKEE, April 24.-From the events
which trauspired to-day, it is probable
that Alex. Cohen has, instead Of suiciding,
left the city to escape punishment for a
series Of confessed forgeries committed at
intervals during the past 8 years. About
ten thousand dollars worth Of forged paper
has been found, and 1t is likely that !here
is more in existence. The parties whose
names he forged are MesSrs. Zellener &
Bonns, both brothersin-lRw OF Cohen.
Cohen was agent for the following insu-
rance companies: British American AS
surance Of Toronto, Fireman's Of Newark,
Germania OF New York, Glenn's Falls,
Lancashire, Of Manchester, England, Mer-
chants, OF Newark, Revenue, OF Boston,
and Safeguard, OF New York. 1t is likely
that they will all suffer losses at his hands
Cohen is supposed to have lost heavy in
wheat specuiations. The money used being
obtained from the forged paper. The refusal
OF the bank to granta loan OF four hundred
dollars last Monday, probably precipitated
matters, and caused his flight Tho police
ridicule the suicide theory, and think he
has gone TO Australia, where heiormerly
resided. 1t is estimated that he took eight
or ten thousand dollars in cash with him.
He Is about so years old and leaves behind
him wife and four children.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 4.-Flour No eI.
port or speculative Inquiry Minnesota fami.
ly good to choice Il boaI Is. Rye Flour
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet: nm.
graded western 81 O6al O.; No. 2 western red
81 l2H. Corn-Dull and unchanged. Oats
Firmer; mixed S2a9Sc; white western S3Ha
35c. ProVisionS-Dull. Beef-Mea l2Hc.
Pork-Mes lOHal0Hc; smoked hams sagc !:
picked 7a7K. LArd-t8 l2Ifa8 SIX. Butter
Dull and unchanged. Eggs-Quiet; western
l2c Cheese-StcGdy and unchanged. Petro.
leum-Quiet; refined SIC; crude &c. Whisky
Steady; western 81 0SIf.
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DIsNIssED nN AN KngpIyE.
EGYPr.


CAIRO, April 24.-The Khedive has is.
sued a decree creating Council OF State,
under the Presidency Of a native, who
also will be President of the Council Of
Ministers. There will be two European
Vice Presidents and five European and
five native members, with two native
lawyers. The Council will prepare bills
TO be submitted to the Chamber Of Dele
gates, but will not interfere with the Eng
lish and French Comptrollers General.
The Vice President will have delibera.
tive voice in the Council Of Ministers du.
ring the discussion OF bills. The Khedive
will preside when engagements on the
part Of the government are discussed.
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ChIeaEo CaIuo IIarket.

onIcAsO, April 2i.-ThO DrovaT' Journal
reports:
AoOS- Receipts 10000 head; shipments g. 600
head. Market firm and 4 shade Strongey.
mixed packing Is 0oaSGo light bacon g s.
as 90. Closed steady.
CATrLE-Receips $500 head; shipments
2,soO head. Market steady; shipping SI2Oa
8 @i butcher s. 90; feeders and StOcken
firm at g 40a4 10.
sHEEr-Receips 1900 head; good grades
firm; common weak at g 40l6 so.
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THE annual biography Of Mr.. Isaiah
Roberts, Of welIsburg, appears in the last
issue OF the Ners. lie is probably the old
est man, save Thomas Boyd, in Brooke
county, having been born on the 9Th day
Of April, 1900. lie has lived in Wells
burg, since 1914, and was soldier in the
war Of 1912. In his aat.boatlng days he
has walked all the way from New Orleans
home. lie used to haul goods across the
mountains from Philadelphia and Balti.
more to Wellsburg. Even yet, in his Goth
year, he Is hale and hearty. lie eoniesses
to having been smoker, and TO having
taken an occasional NIP" Of whisky all
his life.
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ClNc1NNATI, April 24.-Cotton-Qulet At
IKE; Flour-Firmer but not quotAbly high
or. Wheat-ScaFce, firm and IN fair demand:
red and amber 81 GOAL 05. Corn-QuIet and
steady At S7ASSC, OatS-Dull 1t 2SGSic. Rye
Quiet aud firm at 68Ifc. Barley-Dull and
nominal. Pork-Dull at $40 OO. Lard-Hlgh.
er; current make IS O5. Bulk Meats-FiFm.
er; shoulder s. 50; short RIB a 80 cash and
seller May; short clear n 10. Bacon-Flrmer
and In improved demand at 4a6G6I 6I1RSKc,
Butter-Dlll and dropping; fancy creamery
2Oc; other kinds unchanged. LInSeed OIL.
Easier at &c, Whisky at o. Oi.
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TURKEY.


BELGRADE, April 24.-The Turkish
troops assisted the Servians who were op.
Grating against the Albanians. The Ser.
vians lost many officers and men, but the
AlbGniAns were driven from Servia, leaving
two hundred dead.
A Constantinople dispatch states that a
body Of AlhaniRns, one hundred strong,
were driven from the Heights OF Markoff.
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dAEIBALpr's PArRIorlsN.

RoNE, April 24.-Garibaldi, yesterday,
in replying 70 deputation Of the Italian
lrredenta Committee, declared that he
would sacrifice everything to accomplish
the National task. Garibaldi has opened
subscription for the purchase OF million
rifles TO arm the nation, and has sent an
address to the inhabitants Of Istria, Trieste
and Trent.
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EEw YoRE, April 2i.-The cotton poods
market Is fairly active and prices remain ysiy
firm with an upward tendency. Lopsdaie
and Fruit OF the Loom hleached cOttons are
advanced by agents. Prints In moderate de-
mAnd and firm. Dress goods In fair request.
Heavy fancy casdmeres and OYercoatInRs in
better domand. Foreign goods sluggish
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East LIBEHTY, Apnl "a 4-CAT1LE-ReceIpS
So-dayIonly II head local; no through stock.
This load was sold to country buyer az feed.
ers at cents. Total arrivals for three days
6l2 head Of through and 24iI head OF local.
Hods-Receipts to-day 1875 head total for
three days S6l0 head. Yorken S. 4Oa3 IS;
PhiladeIphiSS 8 76aS IS.
SHEEP-ReceiptS to-day 1000 head; total for
three days $50 head. Market over ior The
week,
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AUSTRIA.
TnE ENrERoR's slLyEn WEDDING.


vienna, April 24.-The hotels are
crowded, and many visitors are unable to
find accommodations, at the beginning OF
festivities in honor of the Emperor's
silver wedding. The fetes culminate on
Friday in grand procession representing
the trades. Stands 70 accommodate forty
thousand people are erected along the line
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NINETY MEASrREs.

PARIS, April 24.-The statement OF the
Bank Of France shows an increase Of 49,.
100000 francs.
By the amnesty law all who are pardon
ed within three months are ipSe tdctO am.
nestled. 1t is certain that Blanque will
not be pardoned prior TO the Sd Of June,
and II pardoned after that he will remain
ineligible as a candidate for the Chamber
OF Deputies. as an ordinary pardon does
not etface civil disabilities.
Wm. Tells chapel, near Lake Lurcerne,
has been demolished.
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AcooRDNO To = canvass made by ROs'
Alexander and Capt. Cope in the Ohio
House, as reported in the S.. Clstrsyille
Ga,stt,, Hellalre would not have had the
ghost Of show on the County Seat bill
had 1t come to square vote on It's merits,
According to the Gdtsiie, their canvass In.
dicated that not over fifteen 70 twenty
members would have voted for the bill.
According TO the Bellaire INd<prndei, all
that the people Of that place now want is
to bO let loose at Ross Alexander at the
polls.
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ChIoAEn.

CHICAGO, April -Nonllnally un.
changed. Wheat-ln demand aud prices
ss5Ge cash and April; s9aS0yEc May; 6OEc
June. COTn-Steady, In lAiF demnad and cas-
Ter at S2kc cash. SSHo May; Shc June
Oats-Qulet and weak at 231Ec cash; 24I<c
May; Axa2Ifc June. Rye--Steady and
unchanged At IBHc. BaTley-Steady and un.
changed at 8sa1Oc. PoFk-Actiye, Arm and
higher; ~ Is cash and May; - s. bid June
81 Us bid July. IArd-Active. Arm and high.
er At S s5 Nay; - 90 bid June; 90 O6 Sid
July. Bulk Meats-Strongcr at IS G5a4 Goa
80, Whisky-steAdy and unchanged at
81 0I.
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Gbs Q'ateIIiasnoer.
coxrluo gol II hlg vork yesteriIay.

A FORMIDABLE resistance 70 the pike
levy Is showing Itsell over in Jefferson
county. Ohio. The point is made, that In
asnuch a. steubenyille cannot be taxed
Tor the building Of country roads, although
she is willing 70 bel she cannot BY her
vote impose a tsE on the country districts.
Az things look now the laying Of the tHz
will probably be defeated. The country
people seem to be stirred up againSt II.
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FoR General Debility, Dyspepsia and Fe.
male Complaint, Qfner Rakoczy Bitter Water
y 3ah excellent remedy, This water has been
used With the greatest success "a Europe, fos
the above diseases, and We would advise any
OF our readers who may 10 suffering. to give
i a trial, a wihe.gl&ssful dose. For sale
by al iFugglStg
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Baltimore

BALTixoEE, April A.-Flour-Dull and
heavy, without notable change. WheAt-Weat.
ern firm; No, 2PennsylVaniA red 81 l2H No.
2 western winter red, spot and April 81 O0Xa
00Hi May 81 l0hai l0H; June 81 iOK
al lOK. CoTn-Westorn dull western mixed,
spot and April A2at2Iic; May t2ISa42I<c;
and steady; western white AaSSc; do mixed
SlHaStc; PennSylyAnIa 3IaS5o Rye-QulSt
al 6saGOc. Hay-Firm and active. ProyiIlons
Unchanged. Buttsr-QuieL Egu-Weak
and slow Atl2c. PetrOleum-Steady and un.
changed. Cofiee-Dull and unchanged.
Whisky-Dull and nominal.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Great Preparations Being Made for
the Celebration Of the Emperor
ofAustria's Silver Wedding.
The In.sraatIsaal Pedestrian coutsSt :
Weston conlnS 0ut al the DIalhS.
tive Esd Of he TrUnptl.j
Ths Amnesty Measures Of France 10 the
COmmunIstA.
ENGLAND.

rABoLEs SrcCEss THE FRpESrEiAN CONTEST
LOXDoS. S.April?4.-The Duke Of Roxburg
the head Of the nOtedScottish house, OF Ker
died in Genoa. Ages.
The match race between lsOriny, iOuI
years old, and Parole, will be mated,
lorillard permitting. The race is for five
thousand pounds aside, and is 70 be run
over the last mile and half OF the Car.
witch COure. The Chester trades cup
race Of May 9th, Is conceded to Parole.
This successful American honeia expected
TO run ior the Good Wood cup, July Slst,
having the French horse Kinesem among
the competitors.
At9:45 this morning the following was
the score in the pedestrian match; Brown
S39 miles, HAzael 23l, Corkey $50 and
Weston 292 Brown and HAIAel are going
well, Weston also, but slowly. COrkey
suffers from want Of sleep. Al 8 o'clock
the score was: Brown 1858 miles, HAIGel
35s, Corkey 3Sj, and Weston 3l6, Browns
left leg is rather shakey.
LONDON, April %, 3 A. N.-The score
stands: Brown 403, HAzAel 3SS, Corkey
S6j, Weston 347. The result is looked ON
as a ioregone conclusion for Brown, who
has been backed TO cover $50 miles.
Severe pains in the head are said to II.
hict Hanlan, HAwdOn is reported in very
good condition.
DISMISSED ny THE EHEDIyE.
SirStaford NorthCote, in the House Of
Commons this afternoon, stated that
Rivers Wilson, having been dismissed
from the Egyptian Ministry, would re.
turn TO England and resume his position
as Comptroller. A decree has been issued
at Cairo creating mixed council OF the
State, composed equally Of natives and
Europeans under native president.
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|
terry The Session NJ CIRysVIIIe-T The
OVerture OF the General Assembly
Voted D0Wn-Next Meeting In Wheel
ing.
CLAYsvrLLE, Pa, April 2Sd.
Edtop Iutelllgenccr.
The Presbytery Of Washington, conven-
ed in the Presbyterian Church Of this
place, on Tuesday evening at Z o'clock.
The attendance OF ministers, elders and
visitors was large, and the business was
gone through with in very pleasant and
encouraging manner, Being the spring
meeting, there was considerable business
to be attended to. The Presbytery was
organized by the election of Rev, David
A. Cunningham, D. D., of Wheeling, as
Moderator for the coming six months.
Rev. j. II. Sherrard and Mr.. David Pryor,
were chosen clerks.
After the usual devotional exercises, the
opening sermon was preached by the re-
tring Moderator Rev. James l.. Reid,
from the text, Romans ], a u am not
ashamed OF the Gospel Of Christ" &0
The sermon was able, impressive and well
delivered,
Arrangements were made for the re-
ception and examination OF seasonal re-
cords, statistical reports and settlements
with pastors, all Of which were very salts
factory.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society
deserves great credit for their labors In
retrospective brancheswithint The bounds
OF the Presbytcry, having raised Of them.
selves over three thousand dollars, while
the contributions for the general benevo-
lent objects OF the churches have been lib
eral and even beyond what might have
been expected from the state Of the times.
The appointment Of the Judicial Com.
mittee being in order, Rev. DR.. Brownson,
Rev. i'll. Reid, Rev, Mr.. Brown, minis
ters, and Judge Cranmer and Alexander
Bone, Elders, were appointed.
Several young men were examined in
their studies Ia preparation for the minis.
try. which gave considerable satisfaction,
Y and were acknowledged as being above
the average trials in such examinations.
The deneral Assembly's overture, rela'
tive to representation vas freely discussed,
Rev, Jas. D. Motfat made an abla Rrgu-
! ment sustaining the overture, and he
} seemed to have put Il on an invlncible
basis, until Geo. p. Hays got up in a cor
! ner, and stretching out his arms attacked
. In with slsdge hammer power, and did moi
. llet up until bo felt its pulse and pro,
> nouueed 1t dead. The vote stood 10 for, 81
. After considerable amount Of misrel.
: laneous business was disposed Of, tht
5 Presbytery went into the appointment o
. Commissioners to the General Assembly
I which meets at Saratoga, n. Y, May 10
Q Rev. Daniel Williams and Rev. ]. Stock
Q ton, D. D., Hets chosen as principals ant
r Rev. ]. D. MotfSt and Rev. John Graham
as alternates from the mlutstprE, and Alex
! ander Bone and H. H. CLARK IRON IN
}: Elders. ~ t1 sasl5F. 'i
4 Tho Presbytery adjourned to meet a
the Flint Church in Wheeling, on the sec
i ond Tuesday IN June, 10 complete SOM
Q unfinished business, 9hESRpTHRR.
Q TuE venerable Bishop Ames, Of tn
|; Methodist Episcopal Church, is reports
Z in a dying condition at Baltimore. Hewu
9 graduated from Ohio University at Atheni
70 over 6fty wears ago, and atteryard found
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Agreement Of Trunk LIpss on Bates Of
Freight from the West.

EEw YoRx, April 2i.-The Joint Execu.
tive Committees Of the Trunk Lines and
Western Connections adopted the follow
ResOlIsd, That after April 25th full in.
land rates shall be charged on oil export
freight from the West. Rates 10 Boston
shall not be less than New York.
RssOircd, That members OF this commit.
ter ~ once notify all their agents and con
Meeting roads not represented at this
meeting, and give INSTRUCTIONS to carry oui
these resolutions
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ToLEpo, April 2.-Wheat-Dull: ambsr
Michigan spot 81 0sH offered; June 81 O4%
bid; No. red winter May 81 Of: lime
81 OK. Con-Dull; No. 2 May 35IIc: inns
S6c asked S6Xc bid July, held at SIC 0ats
Dull and unchanged,
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rio Inst snsl RIte.-

6EY YoKE, April 24.-The funeral Of
General Dix t9ok pIscs to-day from Trim.
by the most distinguished citizens,
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EYERY ONE who has used 1t pronounces
DR., Bulls Baby Syrup the best remedy
known for the complaints Of early child.
hood. lteontains no oglStss,
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RUSSIA,
sAbvIEFP's TRIAL.

ST. PErERsBuEG, April 24.-The Emperor
and Empress have started for Sividia
The Minister Of Justice will conduct the
prosecution OF the assassin Salovieff. The
court will contain six Judges.
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q. Louis Hor lInrIlet,

ST.. LOUIS, April 24.--Hoas-Actiy. and
lower rough heavy $2 76G3 is: YorEsn an, and
baIimores S SOa3 IS; smooth heavy q "a Ia
$50. Receipts S,loO head shipment, Ia IA
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WoRK OF TmE RLAMEs.
rlRE At ERIE, IA, Loss 10000.

taRH ~ hAAAl 49, Lbo1 NSVtOSOs
Erie, April 24.-Thls morning at about
three O'Clock FIRE was discovered in the
Stranahan's Block, Union City, this coun.
ty, and before assistance could be procur.
cd it was beyond control. The cause
Of the fire is unknown. The following
are the loses: Societies, /. 0. y. F., LOG.
T., &. A. K. and the Royal Arcarium
Union; City Tima, D. 2. Robbins, NJ.
Hayes. VIM. Black, hardware store; MrS.
W. 7. Boyd, millenary; ". V. Woods &
Bro, grocers and two store rooms; Mr.
Rogers, gun and lock smith; N. b. Can.
field, drugs and furniture; ]. II. Deyere,
dentist; DR.. 0. l.. Abbey, office furniture;
Read & Sweet, insurance agents; Nelson
Waters, grocery and store; A. o. Gillelt,
furniture store; c. l.. Dunham, meat
market; S. Slight, household furniture;
James Roark, Union City Hotel and
stables; First National Bank, Z. Cooper,
H. n. Hall, VIM. Jordan, Fred. Cooper,
Dan Dillon, Thomas Bunham, N. Z.
Mendon, W. Drake, J. D. Hearn, Pollock
and others. Loss from fifty to sixty
thousand.
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Cincinnati Hog MaFket.

crScISEATJ April 2L-Hoos-Demapd
fair and market frln; common e GOaS Il.
light $ 26a3 IS packing g 25AS 50; butcbsSsi
IS 60a3 20. Receipts go head; shipnentS SRS
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Petroleum MnrlLe,. J

pE,rF.sTHoI, April 24.-PEraoLruN-oui.t
4 oS - SSsdspSs Ss1sERg S5SiEhReR refined
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HARLEs z. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

Z prepared % make careful ssd somn,.,.
waiy S1aiyses o. Iron ores, umgsonSs NiP NIpPstsI
WAtsr', ETC. ANs'h
LHoAAfoAr' ~ Coz, I'm AID oHAItlaE srs.,
hls WHEELING, ". Va.
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one on Those YIIIIans.

LITTLE Rock, April 94.-A warrant was
issued Yesterday at Minturn for the ar
rest Of Robt. Burns, Of 0yerstreet & Burns
for the rape Of a l2-year old girl. Burns
persuaded the parents Of the girl to let hel
do cooking at his residence. Sunday night
he forced an entrance to her room and
ravIshed her. He absconded yesterday.
pIED OF RRIaRT
Rev. Mr.. Todd, whose affair at nrinkley
has ELECTED much notice, died this morn
ing from the effects Of fright and conse
ouent exposure. He native OF Ken
tucky, % years old and, stationed al
BrInkisy by the Conference at Van Burer
last February,
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


EEW YoRE, April 2I.-MoxEr-Easy at 2X
IS per cent closing at 2X per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 4H5H per cent, Sterling n.
change, Bankers hills quiet at 81 S0H, Sight
Exchange on New York 81 SO.
GoVERHNENTS-Aiostly Arm.
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gAAAH OgNb9-HulGls
sTocEs-The market was strong and buoy.
ant on an increased volume Of busineS5.ss H
the opening fm tone prevailed. and the
entire list rose, the improvement Continuing
throughout the afternoon, when tho adyance'
compared with yesterdays GLIDING prices
ranged from 4 tos2n per cent Wabash the
most prominent IN. the dealings, selling up
from 2sS 70 SlH and closlng At the highest
point Coal Shares showed considerable
strength, purchases thereof being Induced by
statements thSt the coal combination was 70
be renewed, and also by reports OF increased
activity In tile iron trade. Coal tonnage Of
the New JeIsey Cehtral fer four months al
the year will Be ], 900 bushels, and the
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TnE venerable Bishop Ames, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, is reported
in a dying condition at Baltimore. He was
graduatedtrom Ohio pniYpuity,a Athens,
over fity years ago, and sitervafd found.
ed the school that became McKendree Col
lege. he Unknown and loved by Aetho.
dlstsin all parts Of the United States.
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The WouId.bs Assassin ufEdwin
Booth Cribbed in Default
ofS20,000 Bail.
AChlcaGO ForSsr sklps Out. Leaving
$4,000 Worth Of Rsmsm.
bsrancss Behind Him.
Chief Moses Solid with the Interior
Department Stories Told on him
Believed TO be Lies for
Mercenary Purposes.
CSnkIlnu Makes al Effort On the Army Bin :
He sIIs Down "a the IIlIHOIS syuaast.

Senate Rejects All Ovsrturss 10 AHord
Protection aI the Polls In the SOuIh.
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The Washington and wheeling Presby.
terry The session nj CIaysVIIIe- The
Overture OF the General Assembly
Voted DoWn-Next Meeting in Wheel
ing.