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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-18

Nihiist Proclamation.

BERLIN, May 1.-THE Nihilists have
answered the manifesto OF the Car by
proclamation saying that they accep,
the war which has been forced on them
and are confident Of victory. and that
the greater the oppression the tirmer
the people will become.
Attempt to Poison the Gar.
NEw YORK, May IA cablesram
from st. Petersburg says: The Gar is
said to have nearly perished BY poison
on the 10Th inst. One OF the palace
scullions, since arrested, had sprinkle,l
arsenic over bowl Of salad, OF which
Alexander is very fond. As the dish
did not figure on the menu the attempt
was detected. On the day previous the
Emperor received an invitation TO his
own funeral.
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Colored Must,si Festival.

IoupvnLs. May 1.-THE colofed
musical festival which opened here to-
night promises 10 be one Of the largest
eff ,irs ever beld by the e,lored people
In this country. The affair has been
arranged with gres, care and the music
selected 10 Of the highest order. The
prims donna, Mis- A. l.. Tighlemsn,
arrived Q day OF two ago, and rebeesssd
with the chorus at the Open Houss
this afternoon.
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THE PUBLIC PULSE
A Clumsy Apsl Nv

NV YORK, May 1.-THE Tuacs says:
The American people have keen and
ready sympathy lot the heroic element
in politics. They have an equally quick
perception OF the mock heroic ststes-
man, who prepares ior them thJr.
Oughly dramatic surprise. II willcaP,i-
yate them. The politician playing at
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Arrests Under Coercion Act.
NJ ESOPOTAM MIA.
RayaQes ofthe Plague

CoSsrANTiSorLK, May Il. dispatches
from the sanitary administration in
Mesopotamia state that the mortality
thousand inhabitants are quartered IN
camps completely isolated. The camps
are now quite free from the plague, rs
are also the localities Of EIsaya aud
Dyaria, from whence the disraso was
originally proI o :ated. The rensinii &
inhabitants of Nedjif leave shortly,
when the officials will be abe to com
pletely destroy all latent germs OF the
endemic
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THE HAGUE.
Regulatiny the Liquor Trsfnc.

HeRuIhtnI inc LiVuor frsHV'
The HAGUE, May 1.-THE Second
Chamber Of Ststes-Genera adopted, by
go to II, a bill to repress the abuse Of
alcoholic liquors. Itprovides Tor licens.
ing bar.rooms in proportion 70 the pop
ulstion 80 az 10 prevent their accum'
ulation in ANY one locality. Persons
drunk 10 public places will he punished
by imprisonment.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
The Railroad Strike at Chicago
Ended.

CHc.Go' Msy 1.-The railroad strike
ended this morning. Thr.equarters Of
the switchmen reported at the yards At
Al early hour and the rest will join the
workers during the day or to morrow
morning At all the yards the 9d'et
that has existed for two weeks was
broken and Q Who esale movement OF
freight began. The men returned 10
work at the company'sterms.
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IRISH TROUBLES.
A Radical Speech.

LONDON, May l7.-Michsel Brennon,
in q speech at Ballcion, on Sunday, dc.
clared that in year hence any reform.
er who proposed 10 compensate the
landlords would be laughed off the
platform. He characterized the bill! m
miserable measure aAd advocated a
general strike against all rent. lie said
the anti slavery movement in America
commenced by offers OF compensation 10
slave owners but the slavery was washed
away in blood. lie said the people
should make il impossible for landlords
10 collect rents.
Arrests Under Coercion Act.
LONDON, May l7.-Fiity.four arrests
under .he coercion act were made on the
18th inst, but the agitation IL not
checked. The warrant 10 arrest Dillon
states that he is reasonably suspected OF
inciting forcible resistance To the execu.
ton OF the process oi the law, and for
giving possession OF lands To riot and
assault.
Suicide Of John Hea.
LONDON, May l7.-John Res, Solicitor
OF Belfast, Ireland, well known for the
riotous scenes he frequently created in
court when defending the participants
in the party procession, suicided.
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Bne Ball

CLEVELAND. May l7.-Clevel.nds. J., J,
o. O, o, o, 0, 0, o.. Boston, ., o,Z' u
o, 0, O, o, 0-3.
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APsris correspondent says General
C;aldiyi. the It:lizn ambassador 10
France, has definitely resigned, and will
return 10 Italy.
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Another Mine Discovered.

ST. PErRRsBuRG, May lT.-An ensign
has found a mine OF 81 pounds OF gun
powder under the stone bridge at the
steamer landing in the street leading
to the Tsarkoeselo railway station. Two
naval lieutenants have been arrested at
Cronstadt for abstracting dynamite from
the mining department Energetic pre-
csuiions at Warsaw against the Jewish
disturbances announced for tomorrow.
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A Toronto dispatch says the eItradi'
ton Of Jones and Vanderpool. the Ohio
lofpers, has been ordered.
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Persecution Of Jews.

ST. PETERSBURG. MsyL1.seRrpt nicn
an Addesss, where the Jews houses
were wrecked, it is reported that the
populace OF 1artova threw a jew into
the flames OF burning house.
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PUGILISTIC
Fight Between Flood and Sulli'

van.
Nsw YORK, May 1.-THE long pend
ing prize fight between Sullivan, the
noted pusllist, Of Boston, and Flood, CT
this city, was decided last evening on the
Hudson river, ,nine.miles above iOnkers.
The men fought on board barge. Sui
ivan won in eight rounds, knocking
Flood out of time and Furnishing HIM
iesrfulIy. Sullivan will now be match
ed against Paddy Ryan, OF Troy.
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THE TUNIB AFFAIR.
French Troops Viii Probably hot Enter
the Country.

TuSIs, May lit 10 now considered
probable that the French troops will
not enter Tunis Roustan, Minister
Plenipo,entiarv, and General Bresrd
have consequently became unpopular
With the French colony aud the troops,
The government continues 10 lncs'
the terms OF the treaty from the Tunis
ians
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Honey Easy At 3 to 4 Per csnt-eovsrn.
ments S,eady-flour Quiet and I'm.
changed - Wheat Active, Firm
and Higher-hogs Quiet
FINANCE.
n sv York.

New York.
NRw YoRK. May l7.-Moxsv- Essy
At SSl per cent. Prime mercantile pa.
per iSii per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills weak at Is5l; demand
at iS1!. Produce exports Tor the weak
S6,0l+,0o0.
sIlvrn-At London SLID per ounce:
saGSvlkSSssIaTrSrs.Sieady vlkSSssIa for es and to
higher for IS, and tot per cent. lower
lor i!s and Is.
Y. g. Coupons tissiI
New rive>.,.,....,. icS'.
New rour'aud one
Pscidc sixes OF "a
RAILROAD BoSDs-Fairly active and
irregular.
STATE BoSDs-ln light request.
SToCHs-The market opened strong
and generally higher, but in the early
dealings prices le.l 10 . per cent. At
the first board a iiriner tone prevailed
and an advance OF to I per cent Vas
Texas Pacific, Louisville and Nashville,
Western tnion and Delaware, Lakua.
wanna and Western were most promi.
ncnt. This Was followed by q slight
reaction and later by partial recovery,
but during the afternoon 4 pressure TO
s.il was developed in elevated railroad
property which brought these shares
down 3 to I per cent, the general list
selling oil to per cent. In the late
dealings there MAS y rally OF per cent
in Elevated railroad and the general
market sold up TO per cent.
The transactions aggregated 10000
shares, distributed as follows: Alton
and Terre llauie 600, Canada Southern
2,G00, Chesapeake and Ohio 5000, Cen.
tral Pacific 5000: &. &. &. & |. 1000. C.,
T.. 4 |. &. 1000. Delaware, Lacka.
wanna and Western 1900, Delaware
AMI Hudson 1000. Denver and Rio
Granic ! 900. Wi, Is, 200, Hannibal and
~. Joseph 5000, Iron Mountain 900,
Kansas aud Texas 5000. Lake Shore
u 900. Louisville aud Nashville 22.UO.
Michigan Central 1000. Mobile anil
Ohio 300, Memphis AMI Charleston
100, Northwestern 700, Nashville and
Chattanooga > 300. New Jersey Central
1900, New York Central 1900, North.
ern Pacific $50. Ohio and Mississippi
900, Ontario aud Western 900, Ohio
Central $500. Pacific Mail 1900.
Peoria. Decatur and Evansville 900,
Reading 1900. Rock Island 1000, ~.
Paul i00I0. ~. Paul aud Omaha 5000.
Texas Pacific $1,000, Union Pacific To-.
900, Wabash Pacific 1900, Western
union i0oDO. Indiana, Bloomington
ani Western 800, Houston and Texas
$3.50, C., :. aud &. 800, and Consolida.
ton Coal 400.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-18

The Radical Factions Wagins War
to the Knife.
Administration Esrchmen Setting
Up the Pins
To Prevent the election of
COnkliag and Platt.
EamOr That John Kelly Will Again
Aid Garfield
sy vctnJ Some New York City
representatives Against
Conkling.
The LOrdly Roscoe Quietly at
Work
And Confident Of a Triumphant
vindicati0n.
uow the Public Pulse Beats as
Indicated by
Comments of the Press and Opin-
ions of individuals.
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Don't Care Which Whips

The Iiaini1ulT says there are two
sides to the controversy, but don't par
tlcularly favCr either. The situation rs
anomalous. The Democratic party must
reap much moral advantage from it. As
political generals both the President
aud Mr.. COuSling made grave mis-
take.
, 1881-04-18
MUSICAL NOTES,

Dir, Hugo Lindau, tho Cincinnati tenor, has
been engagcd ns soi0lst at our Juue Singer.
feat.
The orchestra Of the neauplan troupe-forry
In nutuber--wll romain In this country during
tho summor and will play at son,o Vt tho suburb.
Nn ptaces Of rcaort.
We hayo received from Messrs; Lyon \ Hoaly.
new musical volume. called ~ l}ook Ut
!thymes and Tunes" honE y oomp!lnt4on from
tho 0CrH1un OF household songs of tho must
charming description, by. Margaret 'eaFmaau o.
Koud. Tho work has be0u admirably doue.
4 so!rto museule Win 10 given this evening at
Asststed by Nf. uosooyltx, planIsti aif. Ile!mun.
dahl. yinlIpistt Mr. Grliusley, tenor. mud Mr.
Lee. baritone. The program III an unusually at
&saetIvo one.
Lucy 1IUopet wrltea that Verdi, IL Ills new
work, lag0."' "ts ably accontled by bis wife.
who was eolobFatel pr!snA donna, SIynnrna
Strapont. Sue. With IAaolenl and FrsZIoltn1,
Toruled tho onr0 famous ltullan tris thAt wills sO
widely noted in tho uius!oul world in hygon0
yeara Her Influence II satd ~ oo etrkinYly per-
eeptthle IN the litter w0rks ut her lll1stflous
huxband." -
Tho dedication OF tho uew Chlckertu9 Music
Hall, over the waTerouns ot Potion. PuHsen,y &
Cross, ~ Stale street, will take place Oh Friday
, 1881-04-18
NUhtOltED SALE,

DuRvALo, N. T., april l7.-For son,o months
past negotiations have been pendtnx betwoun
porsons holding controlling interest In tue
uuttalp, Nov York u phlladolphiR Railway Com-
pany and party If gentlemen ID New York
City. Of wh0nl J. W, eallKmai,. the Wcll'known
banker, 10 the head, for tho sa!e to tho latter OF
tho road Of tho former, For tho purpose, II pos-
slhie. of bringing the matter to u conclusion,
Mr., ehesnan Jcwott, presIdent OF tho rond,
armed With power of attorney, representing
with himsolf 81, ,h0o 0o0 and accompanied By Mr,
Frauklla' II. Locke, Attoraoyjof tho Company,
went to Now iosk. City " tho bexluniug
OF lust week, and m SATURDAY, succocdci ~
coasusaulattnx tie business, The terms VI tho
taken i PR. That =, thas a't thS s.odkheldofe
ton ut iRposlnx nf thDir stock At the sn.no price
e. to to BY paia t2r the ntsssas .rSpse5seto 4 ny
teoted Mllks. u Tho talo Z coDp!elod. a,,I WA
naturally ba q .Ei!at Ienett q this s!ty' ''s ,ho
.natsly fal! Into Tie hanIs 81 QUO q
tae Kseat trunk lines, II Y nat Ct q
have entered Into coutsaot foc themselves only,
, 1881-04-18
VIRGINIA MIDLAND.


Special Dtspafeh u The Chicago 1ribnna.
1}atTiMOtu. Md. April 1T.-At a meeting Of
tho Directors at tho Virginia Midland Hnilroad
and p!lluIns of tho baltimore 4 Ohio Nnllrond
held hero ytsterttay, It WIS drcllot ~ extend tho
former r,s,ti from Da,isc, VIII. vim Moorcvilo,
N. e.. to srartanb,lrg. 10. rhn nsttmntcd cost
at this naw prulcct will lic hho,tt s3oo,oOo. to
which tho baltimore & UhIo Company will Bul,-
scrsljo a inrEo' s.tn,. Tho now road will Of
co.trsc, hayu very important connections, bl-
srctInR m It will tho raiirnad systom of
NOrtl CnrolInn,. Hut 1nnry Ut tl,oso Ilnoa
nro rn.icr. tho costrol of. tho hostEto
l,ichn,Dntl nnt Dn.lvlo system. nlld Il II vol
NAs!crat.xM by thn llircctnra Ut tho virninn
cruair d aystcIn Of lta own III urtlcr to rcnct,
At!aMta. A,lx,lstn. Charlts!u, ;.Ia ttler pnnts r
tho tor!nnttull VI snch syatnnt will FOLLOW s q
nttrnl result frtni tho building Of this roatl ls
n,lItlttpt by th1sp who nru must intimately con.
turfe,l III tho project. hut At present II would
l'o premntur, tn tntlIeato the, l,uturo OF tho
rla1is TINT nro hrIng formed with Wow towards
accomplishing tl1Nt pl,rrOsu.
, 1881-04-18
SUBURBAN.
ESGLKWQOIl,

Tho election for three lnombcra OF tho Board
or E.lucution Dt District No. =, which WINS hutd
Saturday, rcstlltaA tn tho choice vi Or, a. Il.
Champlin, JOHN Farrcn, and J. W. Clask. About
AO votcs wGre pull0d, tho opposition to tito rc-
election Of tho old lnembors being worry slight.
AT ths sprlng elcction 1t was l'rudlcted tlht II
thore was M opposition 1nudo to the cipctton Of
TAO Stock Yurls ticket rnr towA officers
tho old memters thercof would tsoou
5a ,S' Snt ,o, a9nS thSmsSvss x 9S.,r aIs ana
Sss' iaSons was as @ se Tht'tsasy, Hhsn
,ss oss s4 svvs Sssi s swSs ~ uspS y ~ Sca
iu piacu, or Rudolph ltoster, wht,ss terln Vf nt.
iiee haa expired: =; =. itelne! xas w. ELECTED I! T.
by Ar. Murhead ind .sir. 'Ms,Ii,ell. III. Noiaa
sae nol Alow IN tnak,ng bis disappn!..,lnent
ward xprklnKs ot tho Hoard whuh Tho public
are only ton anxloAs tn ktluw, sr. N0lat. hus
o. i" facts ~ wncn, Il ,natiu KNOWN woilI Verify
snmO Vt tue predictions tnadp In rcYArtl ~ tho
dnn n r. a. 11 , MIstqr 9r nr IT,
TIC dead body of q ,nnn about Is yoars OF aeo
W. found " Satgfdsy 1n s ths swrR t,lst south
lr.iriU avenues, 1t u supposed 10 h.yo lain
there tor some tlme, bcll,9 covered with slUT,
Tha HoriIss heId un Inquest Iut thu body wus
Tho ErSspston. eo,,dition 1 ef tho Enxlowoca
After an Organization OF lgss than two years
iGsy nss ,h,,,, ,ue,nposshp nnt OF acsE.y M
IL H. eosa waeH i. w to tSs sss sornss9
ylonc, which h,ls boen 1rdcfod from la,nko,st
Aountaln, on ths +th q July, aAi 4 u Sol.
io9clnur Veterans fsu.n VII par1s Of tho cOunlry.
ills ills essatSz wSsi, tho m proiI@iaury assa,lxs: r. @
tAFIfAT hxd
, 1881-04-18
BURGLARS ARRESTED.

Detectives ltDid nli Stnhtou. Of tho west
ntiurnoou camo uacn n susplcuus- lookln. char:
"c,ur ,yl,t, ,gn. .tmnJ!ny r,..Y1l onfsdo ~ Mir.
',.t,,s '..,,.,.. ,.'a.'s.,s ~ 10
rAS y HAkors awning cstabllshnene NJ; NOS. u
,l,, 10 Canal street. Just as they tletcrnlued to
nrrcst him theyalscoverctl that tito fellow part
uer lad broken IL window out Of The storo
trout anu Was l'ls'ao fnnsAcx'n9 tho ptaoo aor
plrndus.. lscid sook attcr tito "lookout," who.
whom l,o pcrce]yud tho u,lIcora milking towards
,hn "npon re -, rS,i,y" ~ nncc shas ,hav ,vor.,
euu ..'a,.h ,a.n . ~ sso ~ .ao' "o4e
pottce1aol', tnou4h ootn Wase III e'Va'lan otesa'
Tho ehNae continued until tho Garner OF hInlaon
md UeaplntDua strept w,is reaGhUA and thesD tho
ftIs,F hl,.Irr1 .,ft ,vt,,H xvu .
, 1881-04-18


Tho present nt!mhgr Of tho Rafi,fAp Age con-
tains IN elaborate artfelu on tnrrow- -Eau9u
railroads and thoir progress during tho Inst two
ycnrs. Tho liDs snys:
Although tho enthusiasm In rcgnrt1 TO b,isltl-
some parts nf thn country shrco Sr fr M ys"rs
asn bus dstnl,ishee; ana tho extrotnista WIN
syste Ssfe es1S 81 ny esa1 at e' woa atfa xe
selet ty thp rnrrow gauge. ani were In
dniEing tn other extraraHunt!, claims for
II by mont,s tho gAsu thAt tho construction Of
,lMrron.Rttig9 railways 1As ended. On thy CON
sEy gor " se 81 Is uvsr tS xos
opci7.tion, have 6ec,, prayed orroacons: and
shou!d hnyo hccn ut thu s,art. nj simply
forming = e5eap and less expensive mothod
il nut teodsd. Al general thii,s, tho ii,,rFow
g.Iugo roads constructed III this country hnvee
to cl,unpsy cunrEcs communities with stnndarl
Kl,lKo i!es. @ @ neee!'ty. H. ho"oyos ~ @ tho @ dcM Of
Wti:sn Witt Wa tho Iasurt W sol.e.u M % uf ray @ II ti,o
cnry narroAi. ElEo advocates h,ls boe,l revived,
md constitutesn 1t now thase 1t tho situntIou ut
railway tloyeInpulent III tho lnst ewo yentr Or 80
has been thu absorption Of quito II humber Nf
@ r ros 10 ~, 6y SS5 sSnes
uayo hee.t wiaei.ed by tho origlna. t'wNsrs.
raaye % rSads iii il tho Gtsd stasss as i insrcsc
fru !,tS5 t1 6.Hs miles. i Ean 0F ]. ~ miles;
but It Is also to W nnts t!,t III flint '!1lu nar.
than sa7 miles, have GeUn e!ttes es,AN9cd tu
aandRrt-KAuEa ur purchased by stntttlar.l- gauge
euulpa.ics which arc aholt to chRnge tlio,n, ''r
| hnvo boon tnkcn up nltoRothgr, tho lMtter, how
ever, beug tho caso only to thu uxtcnt Ut :l.G3
Of Tho 4.lss miles Of nnrrow-ea.iEc ronfs In OK.
isence two years nK0 no lcss tiii Is tr cent OF
tlio tnilauYn ,as beoIt nr " about to o clnnEeti
, 1881-04-18

DltA AlAIIC NOTES.
Miss Dora stunrt Is shortly to bc married to
Mr.. Hudson L'ston.
"Ttlly" Cnuuor, the manager Of John MoCul-
Tough, is aiso handlI',g tho affnirs Of Sheridan.
r. Currnn, business mnnnrur Of WHY Ger
Nldlno." Is In town. Tho pieao will bo seon at
IIooIey's on Slnday, April2..
Miss Isoso Wood and Low's Morrison arc
booked at tho Grand fnr May. They will play In
"Ca,nIllo," Frnli.F Frou," nnd "AgIcs."
john lI9oloy, Lr., we understand. goes With
keens to CALIFORNIA; for II. 81. Houtcy, WIN Is In
terestcd tn tho linnncal results ot tho trip.
The liarrlsons were IN tho city yesterday.
thoy tlutter around ono- night stunds for time.
On Sunday night next Atossrs. snn ptercy
hons nsss II , W. M.s AS wtn ~ ~
Grand. ~ ''' '
frosu a1i,,pta.lon of Dclot's "str,hgiGra Of
f4rs." Tho ilrat production will occur in Phil-
r1carsf ai9 vii 10 Sstea by oonpany Smy' Of n ama.
tel,rs ut tho West lsnil Opern-l House on Thurs.
day and Friday evenings.
Tho Rvenlo nrttsts ut sfovickcr'a are btisily
Sono iialred Wtves II tias h"se. MaI,',sa u
is leyotInY hitnselt to tho Eu,ca 6eeno. Tho
,ne!ooramA bus mot with 'nuoh SUCCESS during
there Ia no truth IN tho rcpOrt TINT Prot. Samuel
kHyxer, tlia yolt.knuw., teacher Of el0cut,on III
thia City. wns about 70 beco1ao II 1ncElbor Of ono
pantes. Tho !nal,nRor Ut tue troupe, We nndor-
stand, oEcred tho Professor !. prominent placo
In ills organization, but bis business horn pre-.
vented bis acceptance Of tle Ofer.
Tho Fettu<ton tells ns that Mr.. Dan Hnrktns
viiolal tnur II, 0rcnt arlilnu. no has appcarod
Il saSspeaFa' IS &'nr Sies Z @ ,r5s
, 1881-04-18

HpFelHt UIsDastH 70 1hs CHIedt6 7f1blHt4
SASDwlCtf, ILL.,. April 1T,-Tho recent warm
wcather bus melted tho hugo hunks In tho
northwestern part of tho town and tho water
suddenly overilowod all rostraint, ioodinH n
largo portion Of tho town, nnd tho stock house
nn1 rnO!dnR- ronlrl 0f tho Sandwich Manufacture.
Ink Company. dining g0rlona damage. THIS oven.
Ing Il lrKD fore Of men Are digging ditch to
drain Oh tho gAter, which ia atelIlly rising.
, 1881-04-18
FIRES.
CHICAGO.

; Tho nlarm from 11ox 0l3 Mt 8:0 o'cIoct hi
night wis caused by tho burning Of h,,s ~ :,
hay In bar.i at the reas OF No. 3; Star ,,s.'a
Ownc! by Mathins 1fearick. How tho bt1 Sss
catnc iYnftctl Ia d mystery. =" "
Tho nlnrin from Dox. Hl1 at Bill Inst nloh, -,
due to tho lEntttng OF tho root Of n issa,t.
franc dwelling, MI. In North Mnfket ,,nss.5
twncd Mnd occupied rs Il residence 1Y lis,
Inss So, <11 'a1e
Tho ntnrm from box :fed, located at tho enn.,
OF Twelfth and halstcd strcots+ sounded al HI;
ycste r1!ay Altcrnn9n was faiso alRtm tatn%
bcMr ttl mfnd that a detection III such p|eassnt,,
Will bring thom dlaagrceRblo results, ''u'
, 1881-04-18
ExcOMS1tINIcATFD.

Sptetat Dtspateh TO Tas Chicago Trbuas
1NDtANAr0L1s, Ind, April 17.-Dshop Fnnp.
Chatari, of tho Dl0ceso OF v'ucontlcs, tod,
I'll this city communicated from all tho riphtt
privileges. md Christ,nn burial of tho Cathd,,
Church IL pr1ost nnmel Dpnnts O'Donnay,n n,
lA1runt tlfsoheticneo Of orders. The priest Iii
charge in Hendricks County, this stAtp.
, 1881-04-18
RELATED SHIPS,

DALrIMonz, april lT,-Ino German bark
Tigor, spoken somo tiuao ago, ia days out frou,
Liverpool, With her crew in u starving condition
and supplied With stores BY the stouner Nobo,
has arrived within tho Capes. but has not cotnv
UP to tho ufty,
Collector 1homas has asked Secretary Window
10 send u ravenue.eutter IN aeHfch Ut tha BhlR
David Stuart md hark HAtteuluEQ, both tsVlQ
, 1881-04-18

In tho House Of Commons rccentjy, bfr. A,h
menl flarttett 9nve notice OF his intention n
Nsk whether It wnB tho purpose uf Tho Uoyfros
cnt to issue motlntS In corntI1emornt3ou Of tbaIt
threo grc9t nartiai achlevcments-nauely: 1hs
relief nj Cnpt. Inycoit, tho fiusco OF DuicrM
and tho recent peOnynnho to the Cape lri1 6acf
by tho next steamer Of 4 British General asd
ruiuforcpmcnts.
, 1881-04-18
THE RAILROADS.
An Advance OF Five Cents in
Grain Rates to the Sea.
board,
Narrow.Gauge Railroads and Their
Progress During tho Past
Year.

THE ADVANCE IN GRAIN RATES. = /.
. Tim rrcsL,,,nts ~ Tim trunk ltncs. III thotr
,uc..i,,. n, Mn,s Sark satun,nw ,,"r,.lc,i ~ MI
vance Era',t rntcs nEhli to tho pnss Ut III eo1ts.
Chicago 10 New York, tho ,lnw ratio to VI Into
rffrrt to.,,ny Aaaint,.l In tnTu,nt,np vcsicr.
Inv. thcro ,,ns hr", "a much d,ssntisfautin,,
nn'Vns psovta'on shpnors, bce!''lso tho rr''v!H-
ion ratca wero nut rctlcca Mt tho antno tlsnc tho
rru,n r,tts wrrc. thdt eo,no nctlon on tho port
or ,ho srnnts iine, ,vns .,.ers.,r, ~ ,antc tho
~ ~, .Ao tiana ..tea ""' "eeses"ls ~ n'""o NV
alncronee natWrc'' rfa'n and provision ''iee
sns a'o,t r. nj. % con.Io r o eltSar tho @ nry,,
mi M h,l IN In rst',,, tiyo ccnta or tho rr,in
ts .a'us nu ~ w fsnueea NV cI's VI wv s.n.
believed thnt they wOilltl purslo tho former
course, bit, contrary general gSpecttton, they
iecttscd to tnke tho lnttpr. f'htro is but ono
optntun rcgnrtl.hH .tlI1a ..act!or., Rntl that
4 tint tho truik-ltno Presidents. through
tticir hhortsfghtcd nrnrsco, ,nn,lo scrt-
uus 11nntlcr. 1t wis shown it, yesterdays
TmtnuxH tint tho reduction fl 3rnn rates ~ 2i
cets per 1CO hMs tho Effect OF Utmost doubling tto
khpnunts, whIiv prnvislan.stiplnonts showDl n
falling ut lust wcsk tcuA,tso Il s!n,1lhr reduction.
ws not nnIe ut tho S.,le tllne. ihcr0 c'tn 6pG but
lltt'u tDttbt thnt thu provision ahipM1Gnta wnu!h
hAvo bccn 1!tcl IMrGcr hNt tito tariff becli iElAl0
, 1881-04-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW York, April 17.-Arrived-rho swltzer-
Rna, fro1n Autwurp; bristol, iron, bristol; CITY
IT Berlin, from liverpool.
HAUr1A0NE, Aprll 17.-Atrlvet-Tha Frauk.
. tort, from Iralnen,
LoSpON, April l1.-Tho Chic, from phtalel-
pba. and FutynealaH, from t0at0l, Aav0 Rrs
H,p1 ont.
HALIFAX. April lz.-Arrtycd-'rho Circaasiau,
{fQM ilttCpQUt. .--
, 1881-04-18
4 ltadlcnl care for Drunkenncaa.

cnlaess,' a Hungarian pApur tolls the following
1tuyalAil story; IN wurkIuaA brt,1Xht II uuui-
platnt MRHtuAt four of bis follows that thuy had
rlven hin tWonty-tivn blows with n stick. Th0
dueed Vii axrgvH.et. - writing, ono clausg II
which O1pruss|y st!pututOa tAMt II oNu Ut tneir
pumGer drunk 10 such AIi exteht ~ uok u 10
ab!s to attoud TO his work, tho .utt,ers weso, to
measure Out II blu twonty-ttre 4lnws. and that
Upon this tho lnagistEutu discharged thenn, ros
marking that they wore not deserving Of blanc
for what they had done, but ralher Ut pFNlge.H
, 1881-04-18

ST, Louis, Mo-, ApolI l7,-QuIto n number Of.
owners Vt property ntoug tho rlvor bunk oppo-
Btt thIs city, III view Of n possible overflow by
high wntcr, have determined to organize and
ratso m0noy tn rcpAlr. tho existing levec from,
Venice n0rthwArd, ind mike tho WhOle shuFe-
lino scc,lru, II possible, a9alnat- furtAor Gu
crunphmunt by tt1osla.