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IS SIX; clear rib S 82H. Bacon steady and
Rrm; shoulders So Is; clear rib 50 SIX; clear
Is. Whisky unsettled and lower at 81 O4 ;
basis for finished goods 81 05. Note-6ix OF
the leading distllles have agreed TO ix from
time to time the basis for finished goods, indie.
pendent OF the market for high wines. When
1t ditien from the market It will be added as
"basis for finished goods" Butter quiet but
tirm; choice Western Reserve 20a2SC; choics
Central Ohio l6alSc, LInseed oil quiet and
steady at Soc,
CuIcAsO, May 2-TbO DrOVsn' Journal re.
ports:
Hogs-R -Rsoeipts 1871 OO0 head shipmsnh 500
head. Market active and strong common To
good mixed packing IS 76A8 10; choice heavy
packing and shipping So l6ae 49, light bacon
Cattle Receipts 1900 head shipments 9,SOO
head. Market weak and lower; common to
choice shipping 81 76a6 7Si distillery Stssrs
sheep-Escelpts 1000 head shipmsnts 600
head. Market IN good demand; clipped ma
tiVes 81 76i WOoled sheep IS SOa5 IS.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2,-Cofiee dull and
nominal; Rio cargoes ordinary to prime 81
alSc, Sugar easier common to good com
mon 8kR6Ec; fair 10 fully fair 7HaShc; yel.
low clarified S9SasJGc, MolAsseS steady and
In fair demand inferior 20c centrifugal 2oa
TKc; common 2ha2sC; fair 2saSSc; prime SSA
400; fermentng 26ai5C; clstern bottom S5aSOc,
kice quiet; ordinary to prime 4ka5Ac,
BALTIMORE, May 2-BEEP CArrLE-MRrket
brisk throughout and prices 4 shade higher;
very best 6NaGKc; tirst quality 6KR8Itc;
medium 41fAbkc; ordinary Saio; most sales at
6hA8c, Receipts 1885, head,
swine-ln light supply and fair demand;
quotations, 81 loaS %; receipts S,6l6 head,
sheep and lAmbi-ReCeipts l,7l9 head;
sheep f4 26a6 50; lambs 81 60al0 90.
ToLEDo May 2-Wheat firm; No. | white
Michigan 81 co.; amber Michigan 81 ilk;
No. 2 red Wabash spot and May 81 llK; June
81 llk; July 81 0S; year 81 OSN; No.
red Wabash 81 09k; No. 2 red mixed 81 l0H.
Corn tlrmer; high mixed 47koi No 2 spot
46Kc; damaged 4Ic. Oats dull No. 2 white
40hc,
NEw YoRE, May 2-DRY GooDs-BusiueIS
light to-day owing TO the uniAyorable wealth.
er. Cotton goOdG quiet In hrst hands, but
leading makes steady In price. Prints are In
irregular demand, and lawns quiet. Cling.
hams active aud tirm. Mems wear WoolenS
in moderate demand. Hosiery dull.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2.-COtton quiet; mid.
ding l0ko; low middling 91Gc; good ordinary
$40; net receipts I,79S bales; gross 6,l68
balesi exports TO France S,08l bales Continent
Sl6 bales; coastwlse 4i6 bales; sales 1890
bal,s; stock 2I6,I6l bales,
TItUsvILLE, May 2.-OM-Opened at s2<o,
highest $3.50, lowest sO1Sc, closed at SOHc.
2477l barrels; charters 22,22l bar.
relsi runs $1,000 barrels.
ONcTEKATI May 2.-HodS-Quiet; com.
mon and light 81 60a8 0O; packing and
butchers IS 4OA6 %. Receipts 1900 head;
shipments 625 head.
PlT1sBuRaH, May 2.--PETRoLEUM-Ver IN.
settled; United certificates offered at SlkC;
relied 7Kc for Philadelphia delivery.
ANTWERP, May 2-PErRoLEuM - Refined
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WEARY OF rae WoRLD.
Men who had Not the Patience to AVA
the Summons 10 JOIn "The 1hnumer


Men who had Not the Patience 10 Await
the Summons 10 JOin "The 1hnumera.
bic Caravan"
NEV YoRk, May 2.-John II. Fink, a
retired -four merchant, who made consid.
erable money In the Western States some
years ago, committed suicide 10 day by
hanging himself 10 The brake OF q freight
car on the Hudson River Railroad.
81. Louis, May 2-Peter Smith, q man
without money or friends and ID de
spending frame Of mind. jumped from tht
bridge between 12 and l o'clock 10 day in
70 The raging flood beueath, determined ID
get rid OF his troubles by ending bis mis-
efable lie. The swiftly rolling
and eddying Cnrrent, however, bhoyed Of
bis body long enough tor ferry. boat L
run alongside, and BY the dexterous usC
Of 0 boat.hook in the hands ot one Of thI
crew, the struggling man was safely landet
on deck and taken ashore.
LOUISVILLE, May 2.-Michael Kelley
aged ftty.ave years, drowned himself Il
the canal this morning. He leaves
family,
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WEST wmEELING WHIPS.


Aeauhble Resume Of Local Affairs In
our Little NRneSake.
The children Of ". =. MCMullsn, who,
is seems, deserted his family and was fol.
loved by bis vile, are left destitute Of
support, and unless the parents return
S1on, will become special objects Of
charity.
There is more sickness in town now
Than has been known for some time, and
the rate 81 mortality Ia notably ON ihe in.
crease. Yesterday one name more wRs
aided to the "VillGge Death Roll" when
MI; george nays was called from earth |;
Snd one more Iamiiy was left in destitute
circumstances. The widowed mother and
iEo lathsFless children have the heartfelt
'!mpathy ot a large circle Of friends and
Acquaintences, and the loss will he ielt by
many besides his immediate family.
lhnfsdey evening last was spent by a
number Of tue friends oil y. 8, Loe Al bic
ssiuence, 10 anticipation Of his departure
Iot Red Olif1e, Colorado. Among the
number we're y. ". seabrisht And James
sSsIlville, Of Wheeling, and Ntr, and Mp,
TR. GIatke aud Mr. and Mrs. WIN, Tate,
y bellaIte. MI Foster and his band from
sta.. oelaIe were aIsO there and honored The
Iccasl9n with some excellent music, Mf,
,2e leftover the y. 4 r. K, r. YESTERDAY
Ins'aoOn' W and expects to be away unit
The Hoard Of Education has authorised
SS SoS,ei erection Of lightning rods tipon thl
MOO N. Mouse house. Tue contract will be lei L
NJ ny ,sfldsmsn, oiliellalts, and will pFoba
VI! e completed this week,
v,o,. olsloIl Bros. have moved theft stock o
si;.h.tI iiy.Int' ,i one door north for The puFpos
S,onmoaldiaE Son.o theitstoteroom and d Wetlin
-. Ihs 4 J. GiAcs was enVsVed In towin
NJ Sunday. '''"0 " '''uO0n'"'
p,S., WI /, geSS'Ge Snyder was happier thA
i,e, LouH lasi Sunday, owing, no doubt 10 ID
,,s.I I.inas bis family now numbers three Il
"'su ol IN0, Rs formerly,
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ANOTHER sTRAUDER CASE.

A Negro Sentenced 10 Death by . Della
ware Judge " Given Another chance
for Hts Life by the supreme cOuFt on
Account OF the Exclusion OF Negroes
Prom the Jury,
WAsHINGTON, May "A decision was
rendered by the Supreme Court ot the
United States to day in the case OF VIM.
Neal against the State Of Delaware, in
error, from the Court OF Oyer aud Termi'
ner for New Castle county, Neal, who Is
negro, was indicted, tried and sentenced
to death by the State Court for the crime
OF rape. His appeal TO the United States
Court is based upon the TACT that the State
Court refused to grant motion made by
him that the indictment and panel Of
Jurors be uuashed for the reason that col.
ored men we're excluded from the grand
and petit jnries by which he was indicted
and tried. This court holds that the exClu-
sion OF colored persons from the julies,
complained OF in this case, did not
as matter OF law result from the Consti.
tuition and laws Of the State. The case,
therefore, could not have been proper.
" removed to the Federal Courts. Since,
however, there was an improper exclusion
OF c0Iored men on account Of race from
the juries by which Neal was indicted and
tried, the State erred in refusing to grant
the motion OF the accused to quash the in.
dictmsnt and panels OF jurors, It's judg-
ment Is, therefore, reversed with COSTS
and the case remandsd with directions to
set aside the judgment and verdict, as we'll
es the order denying the motion TO quAsh
the indictment and panels Of Jurors, and
for such proceedings upon the further
hearing oil these motions as may be con.
Blstsnt with the principles and opinions Of
this Court.
Chief Justice Wait and Justice Field
1tunanInd
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AasANnINN or AnDuL Azlz.
Motive for the Present SuItRna Zeal In
InVaAtiKAtiOn.

MOtIVe Tor Tue FfeAOnt hulthnb AehI IN
Investigation.
LONDON, May IA Oonstantinople dis
patch announces tina! an Imperial Trade
authorizing the Porte TO accept the pro-
posed solution OF the Greek frontier Ques.
ton has been Issued aud an official notice
OF the fact for communication 10 the
Ambassadors Of the Powers is b.ing pre-.
pared.
1t is now pretty generally aCcep.
ted that the reason Of the Sullan's zeal
concerning the inquiry into the death Of
Abdul Azaz is that a serious conspiracy
was organized agalnst himself, In view
OF which he possibly thinks the exemplary
punishment otthe Sssassins will furnish q
salutarY example. The Sultan's two
brothers. in.law, Mshmundl Pasha and
Nayry Pasha, who arc under arrest, are
suspected OF having been deeply impll'
Gated In both cases.
It will be remembered thatthe treasure
which Abdul Aziz amassed mysteriously
disappeared after his deCease, and that the
then niinistery gave out that 1t had been
used for war expenditure. The present
inquiry, however, tends TO show that q
considerable part was appropriated by
high officials and others connected with
the Palace. NOury and Mahmoud have
begun 10 incriminate each other. Noury,
for example, accuses Mahmoud Of having
CAused a slave 10 be disembowelled to
discover whether abe had swallowed a
valuable diamond which was missing from
the treasure. During the examination oi
Fahri Bey, Chamberlain to Abdul Aziz,
who 10 accused OF an active share In the
murder, although his victim had form
erly conferred great benefits on him, the
Sultan became very much excited and de-
clsfed he could hardly refrain from taking
vengenCe on him with his own hands. On
hearing this the Chiet EunuCh beAt Fahrl
with his fists until the Sultan ordered
him 10 dhaiRt,
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EAar Ar. LorIn iN pANaEE
or n PIOod-OnIy hank OF EaEtl
Separating Il from the swollen Rivers.

or n FIOOd-OnIy n bank OF Earth
Separating Il from the swollen Rivers.
ST. LOUIS, May 2.-The washeut In the
Ohio 4 Mississippi Railroad dyke or the
embankment In East st. Louis, which
connects the island with the main land,
reported last evening, 10 about
ATTY feet wide. The dyke Ia
1000 feet long, and runs parallel 300
feet north OF what Is known as Bowman's 9
dyke. The effect oi the break was simply
to fill the space between the two dykes
with water. The Bowman dyke has been
strengthened In its weak spots. Its
low places have been raised, aud II 10 be.
lieyed now To be capable Of withstanding
The pressure upon 1t, but should the
river riAe much more the water will over.
flow the dyke, In which case the result
will be disastrous, aS this embankment is
The only barrier. Should this barrier
break or overflow, the greater part, II not
ali OF East 81. Louis would be inundated.
The river is still rising and q general inun'
dation ia imminent. All the railroad com.
panies and city authorities Of East 81
Louis are fully alive 10 the impending
danger, and are doing everything possible
10 avert the threatened calamity.
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pnIrIsH GHAiN MARKEr.
weekly Review BY tho "Nark Lane
RKpreag."

LONDON, May 2.-The Mark Lane ErpreSi
In review Of the grain trade the past
week, says: The more genial weather has
had a good effect. The wheat looks
healthy, though still backward. The sup.
plies Of English wheat are more liberal
prices nominally maintained at q few pro.
vincial markets, but In London and gen.
orally elsewhere the trade has been slow
and dropping. Buyers refused 10 do bust.
ness In foreign bread stuffs, except Of a
concession. The tension has now become
very great, and In view Of the supply on
spot and afloat II would appear that lower
rates are imminent. OF the twenty y.seven
wheat cargoes which arrived at the ports
the nast week only seven are reported sold,
and forty more vessels due for orders the
ensuing week. Flour lower and In very
liberal supply. The importation oil Ameri.
can flour assumed proportions which have
completely revoutionlEed the British mill.
Ing trade aud has been a dead weight on
the wheat trade from the Commencement
Of The cereal year, Barley firm. Maizt
firm. Oats dull and unchanged. Sales o.
Enylish wheat 20, ,9lS quarters, al a shill
ings 9 pence, against 20 955 quarters at Il
shilltngs pence The corresponding weel
| last year.
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aoideS oSd SIivsS jsIII Csns,

Golden Cak.-Taks The yolks Of eishI
eggs we'll beaten; add one cup Of white
sugar, one.hali cup butter, ohe.hAli cut
sweet milk, and one.And.thfee.q quarlel
cups Of fiouf, having In Il one.hAlI meas
ufe nBAnne" Baking Powder.
SilrT Cdk,-Take one.hali cup hdttef
two cups white sugar, three. quarters cut
oil sweet milk, flavor 10 taste; then adt
the whites oi eight eggs we'll beaten, ant
three cups flour, having Ia II one measuft
"Bahnef" Baking Powder. DAw.
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Papers.
sTEUsENVILLE, o., May 9,
Special Dispatch 70 tho IntIllIEonoer.
On Saturday morning Mayor Marion
suspended City Marshal CAhill as Super
intendent Of Police, for refusing to arrest
one MCAlpine, who was acting in a disor
derly manner on Market street, Marion
was elected on the Democratic ticket and
Cahlll on the Republican, at the spring
election, and there has not been very warm
feeling between the Marshal and the Mayor
and police. To.nighfs papers contained
q card from the Marshal in which he
charged the Mayor with stupidity and
ignorance, and notified the police that
they would be required to obey his orders
claiming that the Mayor had no authority
to suspend him. Mayor Marion upon read.
Ing the card, ordered the police to arrest
the Marshal and place him in the lookup,
which they did. The excitement is in
tense, and threats are being made to break
open the lookup and free the Marshal,
The Mayor has Just refused to give the
Marshal hearing until tomorrow.
LArER.-About nine o'clock Cahill was
taken before the Probate Judge on writ
oI habeas corpus, resulting in him giving
bail for his appearance on Thursday at
ten o'clock. Public opinion Is somewhat
divided, and the excitement still runs
high. Some leading Republicans express.
their dlsapprovAl OF the card published by
Cahill, while others think that be was
justifiAble. At this hour the streets are
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.,,.,., that Conkling had been elected
, S.n,'' .,i.n, would he have allowed sher-
f'',o'Ii, ''s ~ t;,r6old to say that no Conklins
n'u u ', .tonlJ be appointed to office In
a.ia, aia This Tbi, Expresses the situation IN
Wv, g y,'t No Blaine or Garfield mRn Is
), Wv y. ,m ,naoin,ed to any prominent posi-
" W !, ,b,t ,,sts. /. isa sacred enclosure
w, II,',irp ,a exclusively to R. Conk!tng'
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TIL. Pennsylvania Railroad Company
J.cl,rsd seni.annual dividend Of 4 per
cen. At Philadelphia yesterday. We OBJ
~ve thl, the Pennsylvania Company ian
os.hoot toIthe Pennsylvania Railroad Com
p,uyy isin the market to borrow $40. .0OO,'
oON 4, per cent, and now offers the frat
iur,IIment Of $lOOOO,OOO through Kuhn,
Loeb Co., Of New York, and DrexeI &
o., Of Philadelphia. The money Is
wanted, according to their circular, "for
,hs requirement Of additional property
and The further development OF the Penn
ylvlniA Railroad Compsny's system"
The loan ia made free from National
md State taxes" Jut what this means 1t
would be hard to say, as there are no Ma
donIl taxes imposed on bonds or the In.
come from them, and State taxes differ In
thO various States. We presume II refers
tothe State Of Pennsylvania, and II 80 this
would only benefit Pennsylvania buyers
oIths bonds. A West Virginia or Ohio
investor would be obliged under the laws
otthese States to return hIs investment for
taxation.
To secure this loan the Pennsylvania
Company mortgages It's leases Of the Ft.
Wayne and the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
RlIIroads-lesses which run for 900 years,
lad which have netted an aggregate profit
olGnilIlon Of dollars per annum to the
Pennsylvania Company for the asttwelvs
yean In addition to this security II speci'
ass also the endorsement Of the Pennsyl.
unIa Railroad Company.
The loan Is to be open for subscriptions
Na halt per cent premium until May 9th.
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
C0ndItIon Of the Lakes Between Detroit
and the Head OF Lake Huron.

auN tuo hoha " AoAo "uEVAs
DETROIT, May 1.-The steamer Pearl ar.
rived from Alpena, being tho first boat
from Lake Huron this season. The Pearl
left Detroit Thursday morning and en-.
couutered a great deal ol floating Ice In
Lake st. Clair, and good deal Of Ice in
Lake Huron, but In small pieces and soft,
and the Pearl ateered around the larger
fields. She arrived at Sand Beach Thurs.
day evening and left Friday morning. The
U'SeUG aYSi Ftdsy rhoy y snSounepsd SDa unit no
Ice between Osceola and Alpena, the wind
having driven II out into the lake. On the
return trip they left Alpena Saturday
morning, arriving at Sand Beach the same
evening, and lei. Sand Beach ut daylight
Sunday, arriving here at three in the after
n0On.
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Lett Alone by the suicide OF Mrs. Keller
al Cameron.
CAMERON, W. Va, Maya.
Special dispatch 10 the IntOlIIgoDcSr.
This morning about eight o'clock wo-
man named Keller leit homo and hung
herself three miles east Of here, on the B.
4 o. r. r, The cause Of the suicide Is
supposed to be p,or health, which had
effected her mind. She was the mother
Of seven children and was about forty
years OF age.
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EGYpT AND ABYssINIA.
King John Not Dead. M Reported-PrOs'
peeta OF Peace.

poets OF Peace.
suEz, May 2.-The reports Of the death Of
the King Of AbyssiniaSre untounded. Herr
Gerhard Rohlfs reached here on hiS mis-.
sion on behalf Of the German Emperor TO
King John. lie says he met with cor.
dial reception. King John charged him
to negotiate peace between Abyssinls and
Egypt. Herr Rohlis accepted the mission
provided Germany sanctioned It. Herr
Rohlia will sail Tor Europe tomorrow, but
will return to Egypt shortly IL the peace
mission is approved. He says he believes
Abyssinia will declare war unlees deh'
mite treaty is accorded.
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Can man refrain from Chopping the leaves Of
the BurdoCk with bis cane as he passes; II Is
"Only a weed, i" and yet few plants or weeds
are so valuable, and few preparations 80
popular, as Iurdock Blood BIttRis, in which
all its valuable properties are SO skillfuly COM
bined; ltcuFes dyspepsia, constipation, gout
and oil diseases arising from impurities ot the
blood.
Sold by LAughlin BrtE 4 Co., wholesale
druggists, Wheeling,
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h,0 "% 10 Genloous scarf maker III New York
ma, nj, invented vented an article Of neckwear that
Ts' IN s..atel .atseteel every gentleman who objects
SsigGlung lie prevailing liver pad style Of
NJ. IN 10 Ta'n weather. II 10 known as
Sv snJ W,.Metnonse y. corrugated "L'AudAce,"
o,S.. I" % much lighter and more flexible than
G",s, /, vs..c .catls In general use. The comfort
S,Ia y n,'e1 Ihe Tearer, combined With Gle.
SS,ii TJy o' " makes 1.-THE beat SCati In the
N. MN ASK your oulRltet to Bhow you
'"t eoItG1gated "BAudace."
l9Ii,0 wnle by Thos. Hughes 4 Co., No
30 q Twelfth street, " ''O
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OF kInrORtANCE ro WHEELING.

Affecting 10 be Held at OrFViIIS nj which
ACommIitee FROM this city 10 n beside.
TatHni.
0RRyiLLE, o., May 9.
sPthl Dispatch to the lutslIysncsh
An important meeting Of the directors
Aad Contractors Of the Wheeling 4 Lake
t'failroal will be held here on Wednes.
dFnorning and evening. A strong com.
talNss representing Wheeling should be
h''s m matters Of the greatest import.
laSe to the east end otthe line will be de.
'Sfmined. Z, II. COCHRAN,
Managing Director.
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THE CAIRO FIRE.
Detailed Statement or the Losses and
Insurance.
CAIRO, W. Va, VIA CORVALLIS, |
MauO

Special Dispatch 70 the IntSIligsnOsr.
The fire Of Saturday burned J. R. Seq
ler's dwelling, store, ware houses, stable
and small out buildings. Loss, 5000
Insurance, 5000. Jas. McKinney'i
dwelling and store houses. Loss, $500
Mrs. Haddock's house. Loss $500. ]. r
Young, shoe shop. Loss 500. ]. b
Mcclellan, loss on salt $l00. Doctor
Lanny and Doctor Martins loss small, and
NJ. L. Earnest, two small houses. Loss
$3.50. D. McGREdoR.
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voxpy seems to be a drug. There were
S,IJsn for loans at the meeting Of the
T,,sj.g,on Building and Loan ASsocla'
s,r on saturday night The association
,, ~11 nav cash i,r the stock Of all members
'bo % make sppIication,- Warrington, Pa''
Rto,sor Of yatnday
!, I, seems that money is such drug
4, Washington that it Is no longer bid for.
Osestt wns accustomed to bring 80 TO 10
IA, cen, premium at building association
,,Is I, seems now as II these associa'
t50,vill have to 20 into the winding up
N,,pess or be satisfied with much lower
n,es Of interest.
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STEAMERS.

DEGULAR TUESDAY PACKET
lltOr PAfkcpbuy, tOmetoy, talllpolIS, ~ -
IrOnl0n, Huntington, Portsmouth,, Mays.
Vile, CInclnnat and Louisville, thetA-ll
SEW DEs.".".,........ .o HLA MuHtENAN, Master.
MACK UASRtk, CLERK.
Leaves TUESDAY, MAY 4, At 3. M, posi-
lively PIssenEerA and freight feoalpted through V
SpplV ou board or 70 {. II. BOJfH a B0N,
fnsq Agents.
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HAvANNA, May 2.-TheFe e pfobAbly a
revelation going on In santo Domingo.
A Spanish mail steamer was not allowed
10 enter the port Of the Capital under a
pfetett Of nhhealthiulnees oi the crew. II
was noticed that there was much unwont.
cd commoilon among the people on The
shore.
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CARBUNCLEs, Felons, BOIlS, Sores oflong
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc.
positively cured without the aid Of knife
or poultiCe, by using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing Salve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Soft and liberated
Corns, Chillblaine, etc. II has never failed
TO cure. For sale by Logan & %.
nav
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Nav pRovIDEScR, Pa, May 2,-The
house oi David Reese, near here, was
burned this morning. While Reese and
his son we're endeaverinR 10 preserve
some Of their effects the burning building
suddenly collapsed, and both we're burned
10 death. Mrs. Reese was also severely
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, ,ono,ted that Malone has urged 10
Il ~. nsball sgainst taking up the Rob-
Al ',,' row. aomIpa.iou, Yr that he would not care
''l'op .lc.J lo to vote either against the ad'
pOs,.,, ,l'.,',,;o, or against Conkling.
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wiLKEsBARRE, Pa, May 2.-Charles
MooAeu, Of Pittsburgh, arrested for pass
ing counterfeit trade dollats, was commit
ted this morning in default Of 5000 bail
There is = gang Of countetieiters In this
city Of which he was the leader. OLhei
Arrests will follow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03
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TN Hafn0nle.MNnnefchof Singing
Society, under the dlreclotship Of Pfoi,
Carl Heffmann, will give their second
vocal and instrumental concert al The
Opera House on Tuesday, May 10, aesiA.ed
BY Mrs. Chas. W. Eof and MlBa Virginia
Hupp, sopranos; Pfoi. II. schockey,
yiolinist; Theo. Roller, corneliBl, and
Ktamer's foil orchestra Of twelve pieces
The society Ia making every etiotttG MAKE
this success, and the concert will be !
rare musical treat,