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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21
FOREIGN,
ENGLAND
Will Not Join Russia In Action Against
Assassination.

Will Not Join Russia In Action Against
Assassination.
LONDON, May 20,-In the House OF
Lords, last night, Granville said; Russia,
with the support Of Germany, recently
proposed q conference OF the Powers
with view to joint action against as
sassination. From no sympathy with
Nihilism, he said, Her Majesty's govern
ment declined to participate in the con-
ference, believing it would have no prac-
tical result, and that for the government
to Join it would not be agreeable 70 either
Parliament or the country. That the
refusal, however, being made, It Is more
incumbent upon Us to use all the meas
ures which our own laws put at our dis
posal for Furnishing persons guilty OF in
citing to murder, and he believed those
means would be found adequate for that
purpose.
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PARK ERSBURG.
Desperate Encounter With a
Burglar-SchOol Election.
youdcuce Of the Register.

CorresUoudyuce Of the Register.
PARKERsBURG, May 10.
Last night about eleven o'clock one OF
the coolest and most daring burglaries
ever known to take place in our city
was committed on Court Square, one OF
the most public places in town. The
burglar deliberately kicked in window
in the front of Gilbert 4 Co.'S store on
the public square, and took all the line
cigars he was able to carry and walked
ont with them and proceeded to make
his way out OF town. He was noticed
by several persons, and some little time
elapsed before it VAS discovered that he
had committed burglary. An alarm
was given, and Officer Had Dils started
i'm pursuit and Oyerhauled the thief on
the Kanawha bridge. The bold
thief on being collared by the
officer, dropped his plumber and in
formed the officer that he proposed to
throw him into the river, anu then came
a struggle for life. The burglar, being
much the largest OF the two, made des-
perate effort To hurl his captor into the
water below, but With indOmitable cour
aye and ir, > use Of his mace, the gal
liant Young officer managed to hold his
prisoner captive until Capt. Jim Mehan
came 10 his relief. when they took him
10 iail. The stolen goods were all recov'
cred. The burglar turns out to be a
man named james Kelly, an eastern
tramp, who came here three months
ago, and since that time has been work
ing for farmer near this city.
Prot. 5. 4. Stapleton, the independen MT
candidate for superintendent OF the
Wood county schools, was elected by a
majority OF 800. +.
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THE WORLD OF TRAFFIC..
Reports OF Condition OF Busi-
ness at the Trade Centres.

Nav YORK, May 2O.-The trade move
ment during the week was moderate,
and save for occasional speculative ven
lures the volume OF business presented
no exceptional features.
Pittsburgh.
PTrrsBURGH, May 20.-The feeling OF
trade in all branches except iron is much
better than for many weeks and manr-
facturers and merchants are more hope
ful especially in this case OF glass, which
is tending upward. The window glass
trade is reviving, higher prices begin
ming to rule as the time approaches Tor
closing down. Holders are not desirous
OF disposing OF their stock Just now.
Bottles and fruit jar trade is active. The
demand for beer bottles from the West
is exceeding that OF any season Tor hye
years. Iron manufacturers still COM
plain Of flat and improbable markets
and express but little hope for
Frightening up before fall, when a boom
is anticipated. Coal is low on account
of the low water, which will not permit
shipments by river.
Petroleum quite active all the week,
but closed to-day rather dull. Prices
have fluctuated between 80 and S3ic for
United certificates. Sales and resales
l,026.OOO barrels; shipments 2S9,OOO
barrels.
Cattle active, advanced l0920c since
last Friday. Receipts 4,477 head
through and | ,565 head local.
Hogs active. prices ranging at 5000
6 -. Receipts 20,550 head; increase
over last week 2,i65 head.
Sheep active, quoted at $3.25CSS $40
for common to extra. Receipts OF
10, 100 head, an increase OF $500.
Bsltimore.
Baltimore, May 20.-The market dur
ing the past week was generally quiet.
The money market was quiet, though
money was abundant at 4@5 per cent
Chicazo.
CHICAGO, Nav 20.-The weather dur
ing the past week has been fine and
everything has been favorable to trade.
The country districts are busy with
farming operations, and there is some
slackening in the country trade for that
reason. City merchants, however, COM
plain less than their country customers,
who feel the falling off more than any
OF the others The banks are doing
good business at good rates.
Cincinnati.
CISCINSATI, May 20.--The feeling
among bankers TO-DAY is that The week
has been a dull one in nearly all
branches OF business, and as they large
ly control the arteries of trade their
Judgment is entitled TO weight. The
money market is easier, but without
special feature and without any change
in rates.
Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, May 20.-There has been
no noticeable change in the condition Of
the petroleum market for the past week,
and prices remain steady and un-
changed. Railroad business has been
very heavy, and the companies have been
unable to handle the freight readily.
There is little of interest i'll the iron
market. Ore sales have been very light,
and the furnacemen stand ont.
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ON A BIG SPREE.
Wealthy Cattleman Killed by
Texas Rangers-Fight with
Outlaws.

wealthy Cattlcuidh Nhicu ny
Texas Rangers-Fight with
outlaws.
ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-A dispatch from
Colorado City, Texas, says: Wm. p.
Patterson, a wealthy cattle man, former
ly Of Butler, Bates county, Mo-, while
drunk and unruly, about 8 o'clock yes
terday morning, fired of his pistol, and
when some rangers, VINO were uo!ng
police duty in the town attempted TO
arrest him resisted and was shot six
times and killed. Patterson had been
on a spree for two weeks and this
was the second time he had used his
pistol. The rangers were arrested and
held ior preliminary examination. There
is great excnement among cattle men
and il is feared serious trouble will
ensue. There are about forty rangers in
town who will defend themselves il at
tackled.
Advices from Fort Ewelt, in Laselle
county, Texas, state that squad of
State Rangers had desperate fight with
a band OF thirty outlaws, near the fort,
last Tuesday, in which one Ranger was
killed. The outlaws were defeated, how
ever, and two OF them captured. They
have been stealing horses and cattle and
running them into Mexico. A large
party OF citizens are now in pursuit OF
the desperadoes.
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THE NEWS
OF the Day I'm Pithy Paragraphs

OF the Day I'm Pitby Paragraphs.
The Chickasaw Guards, OF Memphis,
won the interstate competitive drill at
New Orleans.
The American Baptist Publication
Society closed its anniversary exercises
at Indianapolis, yesterday morning.
The Ohio Democratic State Executive
Committee has decided TO hold the
State convention in Columbus, July
18th.
Chief Justice NJ. ii. Coier, OF the Ken
tucky State Court of Appeals, who has
been IN for some months past, Is sup
posed to be in dying condition.
The Viceroy of India telegrsphs 10
the Home office stating that haharaJah,
OF Nepaul, Is dead; that his heir has
succeeded TO the throne aud that all Is
quiet up to the present,
A fire at Dubuque yesterday destroy
ed Walker & Co.'S barrel and feed mills,
and Carr & Ryder's sash and door lac
tory. Cause: Csrelessness oil fireman.
Loss S3S, 900, partly insured.
The picnic Of the Association OF Lo-
comotive Engineers yesterday on Prices
hill. Cincinnati, was attended by four
thousand people, more than nall oil
whom came in on excursion trains.
Weather ine.
William and James Fechtley, broth
ers and young men, were arrested yes
terday morning, at East Siganaw, Mich,
charged with completely in the DOnnel-
Is family murder near Luean, Ont, IN
February, 1850.
Patrick Doyle, prominent member
of the Killarney branch OF the Land
League, and noted for the conspicuous
part be has taken in the support OF
O'DOnOghue al various elections, has
been arrested under the coercion act.
Chancellor Williams yesterday at
Winches,erter, Tenn, issued a fiat en-
Joining the State officers from funding
Tennessee bonds under the recent fund
ing law OF the State Legislature. The
iiat Was granted on bill filed by promi-
nent citizens of Memphis.
Albert. the twelve year Old son OF
Judge Fayelte Smith, OF Cincinnati,
who was reported found unsconscious
on the railroad east OF Pittsburgh We'd
nesday, arrived in Cincinnati yester-
day morning in sound health. lie can
not give account of the matter.
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SENATE.

WAsuIxGroy, May 20.-Mr. Bayard,
from the committee appointed to wait
upon the President to ascertain whether
he had any further communication to
make to the Senate, reported that the
committee had performed its duty aud
the President stated he had no further
communication to make.
Mr.. Pendleton then offered a resolu'
ton declaring that when the Senate
adjourns to day, it shall stand adjourned
sine de.
Mr.. Ingalls, objected to the present
consideration OF the resolution, and 1t
was laid aside for the time being, liable,
however, to be called upat any moment.
The Senate then whent into executive
session.
Contrmations.
The Senate in executive session con.
firmed the nominations OF Woodiord,
Tenney, McDougal and Knox for New
York Attornayships and Marshalshlps,
for which their names were respect
lively sent in yesterday. The Senate
also confirmed Schofield as Jugde OF the
Court Of Claims, and Wallace K. White,
OF Maine, United States Attorney OF
Idaho; Jas. C.. Weaks, United States
Marshal for the Western District OF
Louisiana; Albert W. Bash, of Indiana,
Collector OF Customs of the District OF
Puget Sound, Washington Territory;
Thos. J. Jordan, OF Pennsylvania, In.
dian agent at the Ponca agency, Indian
Territory.
While the Senate was still in execu-
tive session message from the Presi'
dent was received, transmitting the re-
port OF the Secretary Of State, with the
accompanying papers, in the case OF
Michael z. Boyton, and it was ordered
printed.
Mr.. Logan offered a resolution. which
was adopted, directing the Committee on
Military Affairs to examine into the az
fairs of the Soldiers Home in Washing
ton, ID. c., and report TO the Senate on
the second Monday in December the re.
suit of its inquiry.
Mr.. Harris having taken the chair,
Mr.. Pendleton offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
ReSolred, That the thanks Of the Sen.
ate are due and are hereby rendered to
the Vice President for the courtesy,
ability and impartiality with which he
has presided over the deliberations OF
the Senate during the present session.
Chas. A. Gould, Collector OF Customs
at Buffalo Creek, New York; John o.
bravo, Surveyor OF Customs at Pitts
burgh; Jonathan H. Grsv, Collector OF
Customs at Alexandria, Va. US. Con-
suls-Jno. b. Glover, OF Indiana,
Havre, France; g. +. Mosher, of
New Hampshire, Nice, France;
VIM. b. Wells, of Michigan, Rotterdam;
NJ. B. Wharton, Georgia, Sonneborg;
f.. ii. Rogers, of Nebraska, Vera Cruz;
II. s. Raley, OF Nebraska. Chemnitz.
Postmasters- Benz. J. Darlington,
Pittsburgh; d. Watson, Sparta, H.; Z.
G. Tame, Palmyra, o.; John I. HAYNES,
Round Rock, Texas; John y. Nicholas,
Denton, Texas.
Elijah 4. Stone, Indian agent for Fl.
Hall agency, Idaho.
Adjourned.
When the doors were opened, they
having been kept closed while the fore.
going resolutions were acted upon, the
Senate, on motion OF Mr.. Pendleton, all.
jonrned S1s die.
Contrary to the usual custom, no Pres
ilent pro tenn. OF the Senate was elected.
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new ..--ll -,
Pacific sizes OF
RAILROAD BoSDs-Fsirly active.
| SrArE bonds Active, weak aud
lower for Tennessee.
SrocKs-The market opened strong
aud 10 per cent higher. the latter ior
OHIO aud Mississippi preferred. In the
| early dealings there Was a reaction OF I
l TO per cent, but before the first boari
speculation assumed strong tone,
and an advance Of ! TO ;! per cent was
recorded, Missouri River. Canada
Southern, North estern, Michigan Cen
tral, Central Pacific aud Hannibal aud
| 81. Joseph leading the upward move.
ment. This Was followed by a reaction
Of TO per cent, the latter IN \. Pacific
but during the afternoon speculation
became firm and prices continued 10 al.
vance to the close Of business when the
improvement ranged from TO per
cent, Kansas and Texas, Ohio Central,
Hannibal and ~. Joseph and Pacific
Mail leading therein.
The Commercial Buii,fn saws lave
aud increasing exports Of American
securities TO Europe has depressed the
rates for foreign exchange. and leading
drawers Of sterling To day twice reduced
their posted rates, which Was followed
by q proportlonatc decline Ia actual
rates. Money here is very easy. IL was
not known at the close Of business how
many per cent. bonds remain
unr xtended 20 be paid bv the
Treasury, but il seems sai. Ia
calculate on at 'least $l0G0,0OO
cash coming out OF the Treasury on this
account, in addition 10 S75,OOO,O0J to
come out later in the year Tor registered
rs, and whatever amount proves to be
needed on the $4,000 0O ot coupon 5s.
the privilege to extend which. at 81 per
cent, runs until July lst. The cxten-
sions Of registered five per cents at ,,
per cent. continue 10 pour IN rapidly.
and il now looks as II the entire $3.50.
OOO, 900 oi this class ol bonds, which eau
be- continued, will be extended before
the middle OF next week The 81 per
cent. bonds, or Windows, rs they are
called, were strong 10 day nj 1881 and
the strongest oi al. bonds were IS and
H., with which , per cents could be oh.
tanned.
The transactions aggregated 597, 900
shares, distributed M follows: Alton
and Terrs liau,e 100, Canada Southern
1900, Chesapeake and Ohio $500. Cen.
trail Pacific 1900. &. &. Il ! &. 1000.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
10000, Delaware and Hudson 700.
Eri. 2O,OO, Hannibal and ~. Joseph
1900, Iron Mountain 700. Indiana.
bloomington and Western 2, 800, Kansas
aud Texas 5000. Lake Shore 81 200.
Louisville and Nashville 3. 700. Michigan
Central 1900. Mobile and Ohio 2O.OUD.
Memphis and Charleston 800, North.
western 2.OO0, Nashville and Chatta.
nooga 300, New jersey Central 1000.
New York Central 1900, Northern
Pacific 1000, Ohio and mississippi
10000, Ontario aud Western 23.OJ.
Ohio Central 1900. Pacific Mail 3.OOJ.
Peoria. Decatur aud Evansville 200.
Rock Island 5000, Il. Paul 1000, ~.
Pau Omaha and i6.uvO. Texas Pacific
1900, Union Pacific 5000, Wabash
Pacific 1900. Western lnion ih,0O.
e., G.. C. & ]. 1909. Marietta and Gin.
cinnsti 5000, Illinois Central 300.
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CoNKLING's CASE.
Opinion OF Senator Van Wick.

Opinion OF Senator Van Wick.
WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Van
Wick, OF Nebraska, formerly Con-
gressman from New York, thinks Coax
ling very unwise in resigning and that
Conkling can never recover his former
strength in the Republican party; that
COnkliug two years ago was sent to the
Senate as the unanimous choice OF his
party, but il he comes back now it will
be alter a hard fight and only as the
preventative OF a faction.
The opinion is growing here among
the Republicans that Conkling does not
want a reelection. The report here
TIA, in day or two more Conkling will
publicly declare that he is not candi-
IA e for reelection, is largely credited.
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ITS LAST HOURS.
Scene at Adjournment of Senate.

Scene at Adjournment OF Senate.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-Vice Presi.
dent Arthur was absent from the cham.
ber when adjournment took place, the
char being occupied by Mr.. Harris. Ow
ing to the fact that up to the moment OF
adjournment the Senate had remained
in executive session, there were no
spectators in the galleries, and the usual
attendance at the scene OF adjournment
were missing. The Senators INDUCED
in the usual hand-shaking and we'll.
wishing, and in few moments the
chamber, which has been the theater OF
so much excitement during the session,
WAS deserted.
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Heavy Suit for Damages Against Carl
Schurz.

ST. LOUIS, May 20.-Gen. Pelm0re,
who recently brought suit against Carl
Schurs for $50 900 damages, for certain
actions taken by him while he Was Sec,
retary OF the Interior, has instructed
Robert L. Lindsey, an attorney OF this
city. 10 commence taking deposiIions in
the case. The intention is said to D. 10
ascertain what property interests Mr;
Schurs has in ST. Louis. l. is a!sH said
that unless some check is put on the
proceedings q good deal OF personal sEd
political history will be drawn out.
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9ARIBALDI.
His Views on the Tunis Question

His Views on the Tunis Question
RoNE, May 20.-A letter irom Carl.
baldi is published, stating that he is
friend to France, but that il she tried to
take possession Of Tunis Italy would b.
insulted and threatened. Alter express
ing the hope that France will relinque h
ali idea Of annexation or even OF pro-
tectorste over Tunis, Gariblldi declares
that in any case an ItalIan fleet with 90.
600 men ought to be ready to defend
the Italian Islands, which are threat
anel
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Battle With Arabs.

PARIS, MAY 90.-Official telegrAms
from Tsnis announce that General
Breard was not defeated by the Arabs,
but that the French bad entered Ma
Z ur. The loss to the French preced-
ing the entry was only six killed. The
Arabs lost heavily, and fed as soon as
the artillery opened.
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Trouble eaved.

1t Is . remarkable fact that THOMAS
ELEcrRIc On is as good for internal as
external use. For diseases OF the lungs
and throat, and for rheumatism, neural.
gia, crick in the back. wounds, and sores,
il is the best known remedy, and much
trouble is saved by having it always on
hands. Lsughlin Bros. 4 Co. Agents,
Wheeling.
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The LAST DAY.
SINE DIE ADJOURNMENT OF THE
SENATE.
BUDGET OF GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS
BILLY CHANDLER.
His Chances Gone cleaning.

His Chances tone 1io1
WASHINGTON, May 20.-The Domina-
ton OF Chandler was taken up In execu-
tive session this morning. As the Dem.
ocrats would not consent to let it go
over, Chandler's friends made q fight Tor
him, though admitting the case almost
hopeless. Both the Pennsylvania Sena
tors and all the Democrats are against
him.
WASHINGTON, May 20. The Senate
rejected the nomination Of William f.
Chandler as Solicitor General. tbs un-
stood the vote was substantially party
division.
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IRELAND.
Arrests Under the Coercion Act.

LONDON, May Ca priest named
Sheeby has been arrested at kllmalock,
county Limerick, under the coercion act,
also the Secretary Of the Land League.
The military and police are qusrtered in
the town, which is almost IN state OF
siege
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pRY GOODS


Nxw Yosr, May @.-Dry Goods
Rather more active in 6r:t hands ana
loS % grade. brown and bIescbed goods
1 s"msr. Fitchyille blesehed shirtines ~.
n.ncsd by agents; prints and lawns
dulI: ringhams doing and dr.s goods
ouis,. mems uoolens in moderate re-
duest Sy c!othiers; foreign goods dull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

MANY lose their beauty from the hair
falling or fading Parker's Hair Balsam
supplies necessary nourishment, pre-.
vents falling and grayness, and is an ele-
CANT dressing.
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Tom scott Again in Critical Condition.
PHILADELPHIA, May 0-It is report.
ed that Col. Thomas A. Scott, who has
been convalescing, suffered relapse,
and is IN very critical condition.
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bIumore.

BALTIMORE, May 20-Flour Firm
and active. Wheat-W,E.sru higLer
and frm; No. 2sin.er red ,poi ~ 2GICe
PSI: seller Nav sl 2jlssi 20. seller
Junesi 22iH9i 22.; seller July 81 IA
al l7i; seller August 81 iFsl lAi;
seller August 81 Ii9i lIi Corn
Western higher and steady; mIIsI spot
G0c; seller Nav GDc asked: seller June
j1fs,5Slc; seller July jIlGs5l!c. Oav-
Western white 5O1a.jlc; miI.l fD.siOc;
Pennsylvaaia 50Ic. Rye-SODInii NJ
81 Is. Hay-Qnlrt; prime 10 choice
Pennsylvania "! O0 s2j % Provisions
Firm: fair jybbiDg irsfe. AesS pork
OLD sI7 80. new SIS % Box Meats
Packed 6Iagic. BscJn- ~ Juldsrs
7Ic: cl,ar RIB sides I0,; hams lllsi2c.
Lsrd-It.fned tircrs re. Buiter-Qais';
mime 10 choice western packed 100
i5c. fresh gras- IOl522. E1p- Firm .,
I2f9I3c. Petroleum = Nominal; refined
7Ic. Cof-e-Duli; Rio csrgoes sins
IOlc. Sugar sirOnz: A soft Ste.
Whisky-Dull u 81 tstsl O9l.
IincinnzsL
C,scrsxArf, Nay 3-Cotton-FnU. 4.
erst l0lc. Floor-Hesvy; family 81 -
as 10; fancy 8 3Ots6 90. wbss,
--strony;No. 2 rel winter 81 liGi IL.
Cofn-stropg and higher; No. 2 mixed
Isc. oss-suong; No 2 mix~d 40ic.
Rye-In fair demand; No. 2, 81 - Bar.
l.y-Dull and nominal; No 3 spring %
Gg3c. Pork-fBm q, sl6 50,si8 IS.
LArd-Strong and higher at 5000 Bolk
Mests-Stronger; shoulders s. GA clear
rib IS IS Bscon-Dsmsna fair sbd mar
ket nrn,: shoulders C.c; clear ribs Ole:
clear 9:c whisky-stesdy at 81 O4.
Battsr-Essier. bat not quotable lower.
PttssburGn.
PirusUEsa, May W.-Petsoleu~-
Dnii; Uaited certi6catfsstsady at SIZE;
reGne,i 1;c Tor Philsdelphis delivery.
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Names boat factory. ct Milford,
No vas burned Tuesday morning.
Ioss SIS coo, insurance, SSD00.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money At 2 to 4 Per csat.-6ovsrnments
Steady and Highsr-flour Quiet and
Unchanged-wheat Unsettled
but Highsr-noEs Firm.
HaH York.

New YoRk, May 20.-MoSsv-At ,
"a per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4Sii per :cent Sterling exchange.
bankers bills weak ct 4Sl: demand
at tS6. Dry goods imports for the week
II, '92. 900.
sILvEs-At London 81 ID per ounce:
bar silver here iii; subsidiary silve'
coin t(Sl per cent. discount
GovRRSNESrs-Steady for AIS. anu is
and la higher for 6s and "a.
y. T. Coupons .ic6
New fvU........-.. ..lctA
New four-and-one ll6h
Pacific sizes OF ~
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Further Particulars.

DEADwooD, ID. T., May 20.-Last
nights disaster occurred at Golden
Terra mine at o'clock last vening, by
which it is supposed thirteen men lost
their lives. The night shift OF sixty
men were just coming on, but only about
twenty had entered the tunnel, when
large body OF earth fell in a distance
of nearly two hundred feet from the
mouth.
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Cri0xo.

CINCINNATI, May 2O.-Hogs-firm !;
common and light 81 50d6 90; packing
and butchers s. 45GD6 30. Receipts
1900 head; shipments | 900 head.