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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
FRANCE.
lous ruuors

PARIS Feb ~ The statement of the Bank oi
France shows an increase IN specie for the
week of Is 900 900 francs
Prince Jerome Napoleon congratulated NJ
Rouher on his free trade speech in the Cham
her OF Deputies. and NJ. Rouhar replied that
tho Princes approval wills very precious 70
him.
LospoN. Feb. 27.A Parts dispatch to the
Manchester Guardian says: The official docu
ments submitted TO the French government by
Prince Orbaf. Russian ambassador here by
which 1t WAS intended TO prove the ermlnHlity
OF Hartmann IN connection with the Moscow
lish the guilt OF the accused. Public opinicn
here is opposed to Hartmanus surrender aud
the officials are delaying action In the matter Ia
order to tud grounds for refusing the demand
for bis extrsiiton without wouudtnR Russia's
susoeptihilittes.
PARIS. Feb. 2T.-The .HoRitettr announces the
arrest of d PrusstRn officer white taking views
OF Bessue Redoubt. He was conveyed to Rhems
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Louisville Clergyman Sentenced 70 the
Peniteutiary.

IouisvtLLN Feb aG-Judg. Brown to-day
sentenced RAY. Mark Sumner. Baptist minister,
to six Years In the ALBANY peuitenttary for
forging pension papers. ."@@"
MINISTER SUSPENDED.
FALL RIVER. Mass. Fob lTKey. Charles e.
pended from the ministry by the accfaEt last iaal
commission ut tbs Instance pf hls wife. WHO
charges inhdelty and failure to SUPPORT her.
ARREST w ALLEGED MuRpERERs.
New YORK. Feb. 2'.-auton!o sena and YIN
rnu Strano hava bann arrested III Bfnoklyn
self into Saaas house and Ia the ensuing sputtto
was fatally stabbed.
Ian $4,000 FIRE IN sroUaHroS. MASS,
srouauroS. Fab. qT.-A fire this morning III
the business portion of the town DESTROYED
hastneas buildings ana dwellings Involving "
loss of t39 ado. Insurance Sis 900.
EXECUTION or MuRnEREE IN SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH Feb ai-Johu Heury Johnson u
negro was hanged in tia Nil yard this nft-r-
noon for the murder Of Vance NJ 'Darmott. In
March. 1879, y seaman on tha British bark A.
Somn. Johnson was parfaatiy cain. aDa III tta
lief that he would ~ tn hasvan AM urging
those present to lead batter lives Johnson
confessed his guilt and said his sentenea
lust.
CONFESSION ny MIS-" LEWIS.
TRENTON Feb aI,-Tn tho unitnd States Court
70 uay the lewis will cnneplraey case WAS r.,
sum a. Mrs Jane II. LaWis the mythical
widow of the millionaire Lewis was the first
and only wituasa eSannad. She bagRn N rive
latiou ef the alleged fraud te cheat the goyarn-
maut 81 the heuuas' BY ehargtnE that pr, Park
conccetad the who,e schema she thoroughly
exposed Park. The contract Was proauaed by
which she was t. have ana-luarter If the
amount gained by the conspiracy. Park one
quarter. Joshua Benson nne-Iusrtar. and tho
other quarter was to be divided amou.s other
rGnSntrttpra
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THE PRINCE OF WALES
In Debt, and Wants His Allowance In
creased

[Smaleya London Letter In N 7. Tribune.l
Meanwhile comes the announcement that
the Prince of Wales Is going to Hughenden
on visit to Lord Beaeonstield. The visit
might be set down asa mark OF princely re-
gard. paid as 1t ls to II minister who stands
high In royal favor, and who has made 1t his
business since be has held office to court the
personal favor Of his sovereign to augment,
also let it be added. the personal authority OF
the sovereign But the rumor alleges another
reason for the Princes vist at this moment.
1t Is not to be merely u manifestation of
esteem and liking. as was the morning
call paid by the Queen q year or two ago
tp her faithful henehman. The Prince ls
going, says his own friends. to discuss
with Lord Beaeonsield all Increase OF
his allowance. The actual occupant of the
throne and heir apparent are go seldom In
agreement that 1t has heretofore been under
stood that the Prince did not share the
Queens attachments to the Premier The
field. as he is with almost everybody; but
nothing more. Why should he go to Hugh
enden2 Why should not Lori Beacoustield
go to Sandrtngham, or look In quietly some
to chat together? Can 1t be true that hIs
Royal Highness goes rs = supplcant; and
that he valves questions OF etiquette In order
to conoiliate the mighty minister who holds
the purse-etrings OF the State, or who has at
his back an obediens ma jDrity which holds
the purse-stringsS
1t Is an old story that the Prince wants
money. The report that an application was
to be made to Parliament for an Increase of
the yearly grant has been heard two or three
times before. The response has al ways come
promptly quite unotiiciaIly, but unmistak-
ably It has never been favorable The feel-
ing against voting any more money has been
go strong that no ministry has chosen to con-
front the House of Commons with such pro-
posaI. The annuity fixed at the time OF the
Princes marriage was E4O,oOO u year, with
el0o0o q year more to the Princess. He gets
in addition about E7o0oo year from the
Duchy OF Cornwall. and considerable sums
from various coloneleies and other sinecures.
But 1t Is constantly urged that the expenses
thrown on him on account OF the Queen 5
retirement from ceremonial life are heavy
h, er than were contemplated when
his income was settled, and heavier
than he can discharge. To which the
answer always Is that these same expenses
were provided for in the civil list Of the
Queen, that they are actually paid for every
Year by the nation. and that II the Queen
does not perform all the pageantry expected
OF her. and allowed for by her income. she
should provide the Prince. who performs ittn
her place, with the means Of paying for 1t. |
never heard any sufficient reply made to this.
And until some such reply Is forthcoming |
shall continue to disbelieye In any fresh ap-
plieatlen to Parliament. Powerful as Lord
Baaconstield Is. he will think twice and thrice
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out the decree OF condemnation in detail under
legal Z rocassas. has given rise 70 the Rpprehen-
sion that al effort II on foot ta defeat the meas
ura. These things have combined to IMPRESS
the workinRmen with the belief that while they
have both law and Justice on their side an or.
GRni1ad attempt is nioat to resist he laws and
rob them Of the benefits expected from their
operations.
On the other hand the incendiary language
Of the agtetors has alarmed and exasperated
business classes until they are ready to arm In
selt defepee. Both ties are lashing them-
selves into fury over almost imaginary grounds
os disagreement There II no doubt that Mayor
kalloch means to use all his influence with his
followers to keep the peace. but be probably
Recognizes the fact that to maintain his In
huance over them 1t is necessary. to n certain
extent. TO fall into their ways OF speech and
action A. the present time q few calm words
between the leaders Of the workinRman and
bus iness classes would 60 far to create a better
understanding. and would remove oil danger
Of conflict.
rEACE TO RE rBEsERvED
San Francisco. Fab. l1.-Aatation among the
worktnGmen has apparently ahAtad. Ne meet.
ngs except ward club gatherings were held
last night The newspapers ara bare of news.
and EXPRESS edtortally. confidence that peace
will be- preserved.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
GERM ANY

LONDON Feb 2T.-The Worth German Gdsefte
In justification of Its recent articles with regard
to Russia. says: "If the Efforts of the Pan
Slavists are successful u dissolution OF the
Austrp Hungarian monarchy must follow and
the policy OF Prince Bismarck. sanctioned by
the whole Of 6 rmany. Is to Intervene to pre-
vent that event. The article concludes as fol-
lows: The profound veneration felt by Ger
many for the peaa"- loving Car does not involve
the consequence that u IL leading Russian states
men are 10 b. regarded as friends Of Germany =
BERttN. Feb, af-lt Is announced thtt Prince
Hoheulnha will imm"1 ttelv enter on the duttes
~ Secretary OF Foreign Affairs for period of
yx he
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Grant's Movements. In Mexico.

GALVESTON Feb 1T.-To- morrows Nacs viii
publish the following special dared City of
Mexico. Februsry 2s: From Chapultapee, yes
terday. Gan. Grant went 70 Taou Baya. and
Barron 4 Eseandon. To-day he attended the
Academy oe Fine Arts. ball vii be given iu
bis honor on the twenty seventh. A grand fss-
tival Is set for Monday next. The Italian Opera
Company hMva presented him wth i hDx for
the season. he expresses himself more pleased
every day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-28
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

LONDON Feb. 2T.-The 7put3 this morning.
discussing the tenaut rights meeting ut PIrta-
down yeste day. which was broken up by ~ mob
Of 5000 Orangemeu. says. It's I'm mpossibta to
doubt that The rncant aa.tatiaus In ireland will
tend to resuspltata the Orauge spirit Ia Ulster.
7. Lorillard's bsown geldiug Paroe. aged
three year Old chestnut Oily Sly Dance. and
three-year old chestnut colt Evalestiue. are
among the acleptaneas for the race tor tho Liv-
erpoo Cup at the Liverpool spring meeting
1,
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4 Labor strike Il Conoe,, Ny.

CoHoEs Y. T.. Feb 2I-Tha employees OF the
three mills Of the Harm ny COMPANY rum
hartnG 4Snp persons struck last night aud
275 0oa spindlss are now iile The strikers de-
mand an hour for dinner and 10 per cent ad.
vance 10 wages. They are paradlng the stree
with banners and transparancias. Their wax es
aggregate 5000 per day The detection Is ss ID
TO he inspired by politicians with view TO d e.
feasinS one Of the Candidates for mayor.
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Dc Lessepss Opinion OF the Panama
Canal Project.

NEw YORK, Feb Att the invitation Of the
American Society ot Civil Engineers NJ De
Lesseps spoke last evening ut the Union Sauars
Canal pre- act. He insisted that sea level caual
could be built across the Isthmus. and said he
felt perfectly eonfdant OF overcoming all en-
Elnearing diif ,ulties and carrying through the
work at less expense than that Lamsi Ii the
estimate,
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4 Movement for the Promotion of Win
---------- Ing lntereNts.

New 1oRK Fet. IA company. comprising
a public exchange. trust department aud
clearing -hous-, il about to begin operations Ia
this city. The promotion t mining interests
Is the main object Of the movement. aud the list
OF trustees and officers include the names Of
many men Of Wide reputation, both Ia the East
s. Soeo .ooo. Loans viii be made on mining shares,
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Whites Nomination Rejected by the SEN
ate Committee Work.

WAsnINNToN. Feb. 1.-THE executive session
OF the Senate confirmed j II. Smith postmaster
ut Meridian. Miss. and rejefad Becl. q. white
rs census supervisor for the Second District Of
Louisiana.
The House Judiciary Committee oopf'ned its
attention 60 the private caantar. and did not.
as WAS expected. take up the case OF Represen-
tattve Arkian.
The. JOINT GNmmitlaa on Library "a day
agreed 70 recommend the purchase Of a paint
Ing cf Martha Washington. at Il cost 81 $1,000 to
he placed In the east room OF the executive
mansion as companion piece 10 Stewart =
Washington.
NOMINATIONS py TIE rREsIpEST
The President sent the following nominations
to the Senate this afternoon: Percy B 8 Finch
back OF Louisiana. u ba naval ofliea for the
district of New Orleans. Immanuel Auarbaeh,
assistant appraiser for the district of Naw
York, To be United States Censuls: Frank G.
Stehhins. OF New York. at Manila: Charles G
Richardson. OF Texas. at Paso Del Nnrta: Louis
T. Maxueire at Muscat: James s. Williams az
Alden.
THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY COMPANY s MAILS.
Postmaster General Key has suspended his
ORDER stupptps letters to NJ A. Daurhiu. prssi-
dent or the Louisiana Lottery Company. until
the case Is decided IN the Supreme Court.
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The womcn's Rights Question in New
York

AtBASv Feb. 27.-In the Senate to-day Mr.
Halhert introdu ed concurrent resolution,
amending the second section Of the first article
of the Safe CONSTITUTE n SO rs TO allow women
to vote. It was laid cyar.
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1t Is asserted that Speaker Randall will be
unable to place the full deleg alton OF PennSyl-
vania In the hands Of Nr. Tilden.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
CARRY Ne BACK TO NORTH CARO-
LIMA"
West Virginia War Claims The Weather
Bureau As,onished-M Making an Es-
ample Of the South Acklen 10
Bad 0Ior Brief Notes
THE GOVERN MENr PROPERTY
At HARPER'S FERRY.
The Fils John Porter Debate Tariff on
Hoop Iron.

The Fns John Porter Debate Tariff on
Hoop Iron.
Sp,ylal pi,Idiya % the Register
WNsuiNGroN, D. G., Feb. 18th.
Assistant solicitor Robinson OF the
treasury, an . clerk, hay, gone To IIar-
pcr's Ferry tu examine and report ON
the goyernmeut property there, a sale
OF which will take place ON the 18th Of
MAY. Solicitor Rayney will take steps
To attract thc attention Of Northern cap
italis,s to the valuable water power, etc,
10 bc soil ON that day.
senator Randolph. Chairman OF the
Military Committee, will open the de-
bate IN the senate on the FitE John
Porter case tomorrow in a speech
in favor a. the committees report.
The programme, I hear tonight, is
that RrPuhlirgn senators win follow in
bitter sectional speeches, witha view Of
making presidential capital, but that the
southern Senators will remain quiet.
THIS, II is brlievcd. will defeat the we'll
lall scheme 81 the Republicans
The Attorney General will, on
"Wednesday, deliver his opinion on the
hoop iron tarid matter, retrrred 10 him
by the Secretary ui the Treasury.
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PARK ERSBU RG.
ter-MorrisOn Naughtiness-
Alleged Incendiary-Suicide Of
n Woman-ReliefM Meeting.

pAREERsBURd, February l3.-The bas-
tardy SUIT of Mary Baxter against w. l..
Morrison, ended yesterday IN a verdict
of guilty against the defendant. One
hundred witnesses were summoned In
this case and more ill.feeling displayed
on the part of the friends OF both parties
than one would imagine could be the
case. The seeds Of discord sown during
the trial will cause trouble OF serious
nature among the people OF the neigh
borhoOd in which the affair occurred.
A Mrs. Louis WeinieCk was arrested
at Smithville, Richie county, few
DAYS since, iOr the alleged burning Of
Jacob Elliutt's house in that neighbOr-
hood, last November. She was exam
ined before magistrate and bound over
to answer indictment.
News comes To us from Peasants
county that a woman named Mahaa
Williamson, who lived on Sugar Creek,
that county, has committed suicide by
hanging herself with skein OF cotton
yarn. Mental alteration is the supposed
cause.
A mass meeting OF the citizens will be
held at the Court House tonight IN re-
sponse TO an appeal from the Irish Cen
trail Relief Committee. The meeting is
called for the purpose OF raising contri-
buttons for the relief of the sufferers
from the devastating famine in Ireland.
The meeting will be Addressed by the
MAYOR, &. B. smith. Hon. J. b. Jackson,
Judge George LOOMS, Colonel w. =.
Thompson, Hon. John 4. Hutchinson
and Others.
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OVER THE OCEAN.
GENERAL CONDITION IN IRELAND
IMPROVED.
Boyd 0efeata HawdOn in a Sculling Match
English Hostility to Russia
Baroness Burdett-C Coutts'
lberality.
IRELAND.

Guarding Against Famine Next Year,
LONDON, February l5,-The Duchess
OF Marlborough writing to the Lori
Mayor of London, acknowledging the
receipt OF 1000, says: The committee
In order to guard against famine in Ire
land next year, have purchased 10000
worth Of potatoes for distribution there.
General Condition Improved.
LONDON, February IA correspon-
cent at Dublin reports that the general
ondition of Ireland has decidedly I'M
proved. Although severe distress is still
felt at many places, there is reason to
believe that the whole aspect of the
country has improved, and that the re-
lei measures have proved adequate to
the emergency.
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YhtlA1alphAA

PnILADsLrGIA. February l4.-Fioar-
Dull; Minnesota extra medium, g 90;
fancy S6 S7}; Minnesota patsnt proceas
not quoted. Whsat--Firm; No. 3 rsd,
in elevator, 81 q; No. 2 red ssllsr Fsbru.
sry 81 46i bid, 81 47t asked; ssllsr March
81 AZ bid. 81 al ssisd 81.
Ter May n AZ bid. 81 Isi eaked ootn
Easier at S3t056c. Oets--Duh and
unchanged. Provisions-Stsady. Aess
Pork-At $l2 1913 90. Mes Bssf-
At SIS 90. Lard-At ~ 6097 70. But
ter-Firn; creamery extra SIC; New
York and Bradford county, Pa, extra Is
(S27c; Western Reserve 2tS96c. EUs
Western at lS9l6c. Cheese-Quiet
and firm; creamery lit(alttc. Petrol.
eum-Firm; refined 7ic. Whisky-
Steady ct 81 %. 80
unsaso. s.r r.
OH,cAao, February IL. - Flour -
Dull and nominal. Whcat-Active, frni
and higher; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 ~
bid cash; 81 u asked seller March;
81 2it seller April; No. 8 81 Oe, rejected
02}c. Com-Active, firm and higher at
38tc cash; 36ic seller March; t0j sellsr
May; rejected SAC. Oais-Stsady with
. fair demand at 81 lc CASH Sic seller
March; 3Stic seller May. Rye-Stsedy
and unchanged. Barley--Easisr q 76c.
Pork--SuonR and higher at I'll 80
ls 90 cash; Sll 57l@ll 20 seller March;
Sll 72i(Sll ~ seller April. Lard
Strong and higher at 81 Is cash; 81 20
seller March; 81 - seller April. Bulk
Mests--Stronger at - 0NS8 &S46 b.
whisky-Steady and unchanged al uT.
MiLwAuEKs, February i@.-flour-
Dull and dropping. Whest-Opened
at an advance OF ic and closed hrm; No.
I Milwaukee hard 81 -; No. l Milvau.
kee 81 -; No. ,, 81 20i; seller Feb
ruary 81 a0I; seller March 81 81 seller
April 81 e?l: No. 3$l OIL; No. 4 81 0s;
rejected NE. Corn--Firm; No. 2, S0tc.
Oats-Stesdy; No. 2, 3lic. Rys--firm-
or; No. l7llc. BaIley-Dull and lowerl
No. . spring 70c. Provisions--lnac.
tive. Meas Pork-Firm at $il ~ cash; /;
81 30 seller March. lArd-Phme steam
81 10 cash 81 20 seller March. Dress-
ed Iogs-rlrm and In fair demand st
81 soS4 81.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, February IA Wheat
Steady; amber Michigan 81 Sot; No. 9
red winter spot 81 az; seller February
81 ~. seller March 81 ssl seller April
81 35; seller May 81 -; No. 2 Dayton
and Michigan red 81 70; No. raj
mixed 81 %. Corn--Firm; high mlxsi
3ytc; No. 2 spot sole; seller April hsd
Vt iltc; seller May +2ic; No. ? white
i2ic; rejected 3sic; damaged :8ic. Oats
Quiet; No. ? sale.
i'ittsburGh.
PirrsnuRGu, February it.-Petroleun
Active; crude 81 l0st at Parkss's
for shipment; refined 7lc tor Phils.
delphia delivery.
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Latter from Parnell.

John l.. Hechmer, Esq., OF Grafton,
has received the following letter from
Parnell, the great Irish agitator:
WiLKsBAKRE, PA, Feb. 10th.
DEAR SIR-I regret very much that
INV engagements made some time ago
make il impossible for me 10 visit Graf
ton. Mr.. Dillon could visit you about
the lgth or 10Th IL February-would
this he of any use? Meanwhile will
you permit me 10 bring under your no
tice the urgent necessities of our people,
and e. beg that YOU will organIEe "A re-
lief committee in Grafton, II YOU have
not done ~ already. All sums
s.nt 10 the Maverick National Bank,
Rn.lon. credit "parnrll Irish Relief
Fund" Mil be immediately cabled 10
Irelsnd and used within week in
purchasing food Tor the starving people
nf the western counties. All cheques
should be- made payable 10 Mayor i.
a Prince. Of Boston, aud John BOYLE
O'Rriny, Boston P,loi, central treasurer
f,r the United States. Trusting you
viii excuse the liberty take IN making
this suggestion, remain
Yours truly,
CHAs. PARSELL
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INDIAN FIGHT.
The white Troops Routed.

SAN FRASCIsCo, February IA Tue
son, Arizona, dispatch says; On the
9th inst. Captain Rucker OF the Ninth
cavalry, commanding one Of ithe columns
pursuing the hostile Indians, after fol-
lowing them for two days with his en-
tire command in the direction ,of
SAN Andres, came suddenly upon
them, very strongly fortified
i'm "A narrow and rough canyon. The
troops were received by heavy fire,
under which several horses and men
fell The Indians charged the troops,
who gave way and retreated peell-mell.
The Indians drove the troops across the
river, and the rations and bedding were
abandoned, which the Indians secured.
General Hatch leaves Senta Re to-
day to look after the Indian AFFAIR."
i'm Southern New Mexico. Lieutenant
Foury, with Company l., Sixth Cavalry,
numbering thirty men, from Fort Bowie,
Arizona, will reach Fort Bayard to-day,
and will Act under the personal orders
of General Hatch. Two companies OF
the Ninth Cavalry, numbering liO men,
left santa re Yesterday, for Southern
New Mexico.
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oness Burdett-Coutts' Contribuuon V
Irish Relief.
RUSSIA.
English Hostility.

BRUssEls, February l+.-The Russian
organ, Lenord, says the system of provo
cation in respect TO Russia has never
had such full play as now. In London
everything seems TO be done that is cal
culated to harras Russia and stir up
public opinion against her, both 10y
covest official dcnunciation, and 10y
sensational tclrgrams, the invention of
journals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16

The Parnell reception entertainment
nj Washington Hall, tonight, should
yield a handsome sum for the starving
pspsof Ireland. Every dollar paid for a
ticket will be dollar contributed to-
ward the relief of iaminc-stricken peo-
pie. Buy ticket, even il you cannot 20.
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BUDD RISEHART.

Tux Parnell reception entertainment
at Washington Hall, tonight, should
Weld handsome sum for the starving
poor Of Ireland. Every dollar paid fora
ticket will be dollar contributed to-
ward the relief of falnine-stricken peo-
pie. Buy ticket, even you Cannotgo.
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Fr,.h,fal Aoo,aent % . Farmer.

WAsaISaroN, Pa, February "a
Moses Diysr, Of Hillsboro, fell through
the floor OF his hAy-mow, hls head
catching between two lott rails and he
was nearly beheAded. One Of his ears
fastened on a sharp knot which pro
iected from one Of the rails like = hook,
in which position he hung for some time
before being frs-ed. he Is very much
infiamed about the ears and neck.
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THE Parnell reception entertainment
at Washington Hall tonight should
Yield handsome sum for the starving
poor OF Ireland. Every dollar paid for
a ticket will be a dollar contributed
toward the relief OF iamine-stricken
people. Buy ticket even II you can
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-16


higher, with Iron Mountain and Erie
feyerish.
STATE Boz Ds-Dull without feature.
SroCKs-The market was buoyant
and the advance in prices ranged from
li@6l per cent. Louisville and Nash
vile advanced 81 and the remainder OF
the list per cent. Iron Mountain,
Ohio and Mississippi, common coal
stock, grangers and Western Union were
active. The transactions were heavy
toward the close.
The transactions on the Stock Ex-
change aggregated 10000 shares, OF
which 1900 were A. & L. telegraph,
5000 Canda southern, 900 c., G. & i.
g., 10000 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, $500 Delaware and Hudson,
5000 Erie, 800 Hannibal and 81.
Joseph. 5000 Iron Mountain. ll,00O
Kansas and Texas, $4,000 Lake Shore,
1900 Lake Erie and Western, 2, 400
Michigan Central, 5000 Northwestern,
1900 Nashville, Chattanooga and 81.
Louis, which closed at 03t, $1,000 New
Jersey Central, 29,000.Ohio and Mis-
sissippi, $500 Pacific Mail. b,tO0 81.
Paul, 1900 st. Louis aud san Francisco
preferred, 800 Union Pacific, 5000
Wabash and Pacific. 1900 Western
Union, 5000 Central Arizona and 200
Little Pittsburgh.