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Being BSuEit Up BY Capitalists 10 Get
The Bentnt OIIhe Extension nj Q / . Per
Cent.
NH YoRK, April lS.-Ths Commercial
EAksiH says more the Treasury policy is
'a'ids'ed the more it Is approved. It
nov looks as II by far the larger part ol
The SKIES notified for payment on July
iIh or for an extension at 81 per cent,
would be extended. 1t is known that
purchases OF siIes have already begun 10
the market Tor the purpose Of getting the
benefit Of the extension at 81 per cent,
many holding the opinion thai
the 81 per cent stamped bonds
will run long time. All consideration.
respecting money were to-day ovsrruled
x the exchange by the reports about I
trunk line pool. 1! was asserted that III,
pool had gone to pieces, and Commissions
Elnk had notified each company which
vas . member oiit, to make lie own rates,
On thu trunk line stocks we're sold by
he thousand shares without much regard
toprice, anu other stocks, notably those
o. coal roads ahl the Pacific railroad VeTe
l'eely sold, good part selling Tor ahorI
Ecount, SO that II there should be Sny
mistake about the trunk line pool Affairs
inArp reaction would follow.
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T.. Paw. Frank Ball, formerly ot this
a.. uorol M,rcellu1, N. Y, wants us to
,",, ,,,,, ,bs .cts in regard to the report that
~ .''' ,,os on. to the world about the
~ .a,,ioDjo, Oft of the poor in Hancock
'',,,v ' We are scarcely able to do this,
MAN. TS,n,sci,s facts oil the case have not been
~, ,.s,bsd 80 lar as wo have observed, but
r. iudignAu! denial has been made by
,,,o,cable and responsible citizens up
's,,.u % the reports referred to. We
a,..nn, that the paupsrs have been
.I,csIlu families willing to take them at
u much per aunum, This was an old
,,,top, in this region, and was never before
,S,,,csdled as an inhuman one. Some
h,m.r we're willing to keep such persons
M, lss price than others, but we have
,,,., heard, ,tha. the poor were subjected
"A lpbuusn treatment at the hands Of
,bo,s who agreed for SO much Compensa.
lion b support them, The method, how
aver, /, certainly Objectionable, because 1t
n ll,ble to abuse, and we hope that Tor
mn good names sake Hancock coun.
rVIIl At ouco build the Home" which
bs, people authorized two or three years
40. One case Of brutal treatment 10
,,ough to give a community great deal
Of ansuviable no!orissy, and Hancock has
orunIy had her full quota Of such
roLOhety thLA year.
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WEncod the death Of another old citizen
tblmornlng-thas Of Edward Ooen, ST., Q
It.tth oi whose life appears in our local
columns. One by ono the old landmarks
rs disappearing from our midst Mr..
Coea was perhaps at the date Of his death
ous OIL our oldest citizens, II not the very
Oldest. His venerable form has been
llmiIilr to everybody as he passed up and
down Fourteenth street almost every day
Ol bis life since bis retirement from active
pursuits some years ago, lie was hale,
veil preserved old gentleman, and but for
the accident that lamsd him would have
been lols 70 walk vigorously. He had
constitution enough to have lasted him for
ysln to come, and his death Is directly
uIcsAbls to a severe fall from his door
steps lew evenings since. He was
accustomed occasionally 10 call In
st The ISrELLldEScER counting room
~ be passed the office, and exchange q
lev Wordson the news Of the day. He was
notGm ot many words, but . shrewd
observer, and there was often q vein oi
humof in his remarks. He enjoyed life
and had apparently none Of the mental In
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New YoRk, April lS.-In conversation
with q reporter, Lieutenant Commissioner
Gorringe is reported as saying, "The Sec.
rstary Of the Navy will grant me iurlough
In case the duty Of cleaning the streets Of
New York deyolves upon me. This was
my object in visiting Washington this time.
have not been near City Hall since my re-
turn, 1.-THE people think best to place the
business in my hands shall want 1t dis.
tinctly understood that the whole afaii
must be divorced from politics, and when
say politics, l include both parties. I
never was the least bit OF q politician, and
have no desire to be one"
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CHICAGO, April l3.-FlOur quiet and nm.
changed. Wheat unsettled and lower; No. 2
red winter 81 02al OK; NO. 2 Chicago spring
o. 00Alal O3k cash; 81 04Nal OAK May !;
81 OBkal coz June; 81 coal O6N July; No.
5, g3aS6c; rejected 75aS3c. Corn in fair de.
mand but at lower rates at 30ka4gHc cash;
42Na42Kc May Axe June; 4S9Ec July; re.
iected 4lc. 0GR, market dull and prices a
shade lower at 3lNa34c cash; 36kc May;
36Hc June. Rye strong and higher at 81 10
bid. Barley moderately active and higher at
99c. Pork active firm and higher at Si7 20
cash: III 22Hal7 Is April and May; iii sax
all IS June; Si7 ~ Ial1 46 July. Lard strong
and higher OF tll % cash and May; $lI 16a
ii 17H June; Sll 22K July. Bulk meats
strong and hightr; shoulders IS 26; short rib
% 45aS Us. Whisky steady at 81 O..
Ths following shows the fluctuations in the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday,
~ reported by John N. Hoon 4 Co., brokers,
No fiH0 Main atTaaf
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B.y OF Tupis Friendly TO France.

PARIS, April lS.-The latest dispStches
from Tunis represent that a great change
has taken place in the Bsy's disposition
toward France. He seems now disposed
TO cooperate with the French against
the Kroumiers. This 10 believed to be the
result Of the withdrawal Of the Italian
support. II so the expedition loses much
Of It's gravity. The Turkish Porte has ad.
dressed circular 10 the Powers express
ing the hope that measures taken by
France ln Africa will be limited to the de.
tense Of her own frontier, and declaring
that the Bsy will reestablish order and
prevent q renewal Of the inCunions Of the
tTibAa.
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BisNARck, D. T., April 13.-rhe total
damage by the recent food in Mandan, the
village opposite Bismarck, on the Missouri
bottom, Is as follows! On stock, 5000;
household goods and buildings, $1,000;
Railroad Company, $1,000. Roads are
being cut through the ice in the streets
and business is again resumed.
At the Bismarck leVee the dam.
age is less than $1,000, and on the cotton
lands south ol the city about 100 head Of
stork II inak
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DENVER, COL, April la.-The Meas has
an interview with prominent citizen,
who has just returned from the Uncom.
pahgre Agency. He says all the indica-
lions point to Ute outbreak at an early
day. The settlers have their cabins loop
hooled and sleep on arms In anticipation
oi an outbreak. There are about seventy
families In Uncompahgre county, aud only
one hundred soldiers at the Canton.
ment, while the Utes can muster seven
hundred warriors. The settlers have pc.
titioned the Governor for protection.
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4
ya a'LApGLPHi', April l3.-Ths Ersnit1
,",s N'.'' Of this city, published today two
~. Ivy important letters from London, id.
W.. S1e'.ed to Col. John W. Fotney, giving
s,n a. what may turn out to be a most i'm.
ps..An' p.. (. cue to the whereabouts Of Charlie
SSS,, Syss =, me writer's are gentlemen Of rec.
Ibs IbSIlid i,i1. social standing, and they wrote to
Ss,. S ..TY'loWlnS edec!: 4 boy was al school
Ssni London London with a woman who always
Tss % W. hvel'eg e and called her boy George,
Ia ioT DO 10y nim,el said his name Was "Chaf.
Im"s.'ss "' and that he was brought itom
StS s''Ti u a big ship, and told the wo
i1;S i IN TOE presence Of other children
X,SSu,S. S.ay, you are not my mGmma
NS ai. M 2 lady 9ho lives In America.
S'e'oe will be followed up Il once,
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SrEUBENylLLE, O., April 1.-THE resI'
dence OF Joseph Albsn, South Seventeenth
street, was broken into by burglars last
night, and two overcoats, provisions and
other articles stolen. No clue.
A little boy named Martin, living in
Brush Creek township, was run over by q
sled last week, and although seriously aud
painfully injured internally, said nothing
until too late, As he died shortly after ply
aiciana were summoned.
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rbe to,nissiIiep iepnbIlean Caueus.

WASHINGTON, April lS,-1n tegatd to
The coming CAUCUS Of the Republicans,
the Senators Of that party say Il does not
mean 10 hack down, but II iS necessary 10
conaim the most important nominations
and some arrangement for this purpose
will be attempted. The President, while
not interfering, has, In conversation, said
he would like 10 see the nominations con.
iFmed. -
The quarrel between Senators Ben. Hill
aud Malone does not create much senaa.
ton, the general opinion being that II will
stop where Il is, as duelIng has gone out
Of laohlon,
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MANY MATTERS.
A DAYS. NEWS: IN ALL THE WALKS
or LIRR.
Personal and PeliIieaI In
telliEsneo-AeeidsRls and Incidents
Graphically Narrated = what
IL GoInE on In All Paris
Of Ihe Country.
AN ADVANCE II NAILS.
The Annual MeetInE OF the Nail AssOeI.
alton Yesterday,


PlrTsBUkoH, April lS.-Ths Western
Nail Association held their annual meet.
ing at their rooms in Hostetter's building
this morning, The principal business
transacted was to advance the card rate
from $500 to $ l5. This was done by q
unanimous vote. Officers were elected for
the ensuing year as follows: President,
B. F. Jones Vice Presidents, Messrs.
Fitzhugh, OF Pittsburgh, and Vance, Of
Wheeling; Secretary and Treasurer, Jos.
D. Weeks. They then adjourned to the
annual banquet rendered by the Pitts.
bprgh members to those from other
place1.
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ST. LOUIS, April lS,-J. E. Earll, Chicago
agent Of the Anchor Line Steamer Com.
pany, Of Boston, was on Change to-day,
consulting with merchants and shippers
10 regard 10 the movement OF grain
and other produce TO Europe via New
Orleans and the prospects Tor obtaining
return csrgoes from European ports, 80 he
may make report to the company he
represents on the feasibility Of establish.
Ing line Of steamers between New Or
leans and Europe.
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meath Of a pesperados VIE.

KEoKuE, IA, April lS,-Mrs. Young,
widow Of the notorious Bill Young, who
was arrested, tried and acquitted isr the
murder Of the Spencer family two years
ago, in CLARK county, No., and who was
alterward lynChed by mob, died In this
city last night. She had been Ill for about
one week. Her parents reside in CALI.
polls, Ohio. She was buried here, but
the remains will probably be dsinterred
and taken to Ohio,
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1t tis not possible, In view OF such returns
As this and the one of Last week to accept
the speculative reports in regard TO the
stagnStion In business, nor is II possible
to believe that even In the far Northwest,
where the storms have done the most
harm, the prostrAtion In business has been
as great as represented. Transactions and
payments at the great centres ot the whole.
sale trade reflect very surely and quickly
any serious disturbance Of trade. They
are as large In the aggregate and compare
we'll with those OF last year, when bust
meas was In far greater volume than ever
before aud was generally well sustained
week after week. Hence we are com.
PEELED 10 believe that the current accounts
as to the extent Of the injury to business
are much exaggerated and that serious
disturbances have been confined 10 com.
parAtiVely narrow region.
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WASHINGTON, April 1S.-seCtsLary Lin.
coin left the city to-day, having been
called to Chicago on business which will
necessitAte his absence for several days.
]. Il. Paine, OF Missouri, has been ap.
pointed Chief Clerk Of the Department Of
Agriculture 10 succeed General E. A,
Carmen, relieved.
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New YoRk, April 13.-Albert Felix
vogel, the blackmailer, was held for trial
In the sum OF $4,000 bail. A charge Of
attempted robbery was preferred by Lewis
strasburger, who says that Vogel attempt.
ed to steal 800 900 from him, he having
acknowledged to writing q threatening 8
letter on December Oath, 1880, demanding
that sum. Vogel regretted that be was not
shot instead Of eaHert.
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ons OF Them Displays the Courage or q
baby.

baby.
CHASLorrE, n. G., April l3.-Thets met
b., AsN' yesterday two Of the largest men in
a' country, Professor Holloway and
Andy walker The latter ID a train hand
% the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Eilioad; He is seven feet nine inches
Sno Sul hlIt 10 height and weighs over Eve
hundred poEnds. Holloway 4 moi quite
u Is @U Is Walker, bnt lacks only hall Al
TS SHSo And Weighs hall a hundred more
sSSI sSSI sGt into quarrel sbout strength,
~ M ue'pe'Ste dstiCuG eusued between
w. ~ M9 s powerful men, II which Walkei
Sj1 wye Knocked down BY bis AnLaso.
hjISr as, ~ soon As he could rise the crest
SsiI5iSs..A s.An! got up and run out Of Ght
tbS WSs,.Ss y Rapidly as he could, going L
lection. Anu claiming DIS pro
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ttster. a ro.IiIon Al Iinms.

WARRINGTON, April lS. = Ex-senator
Bruce, Of Mississippi, was rendered the
Brazilian mission, and declined II on the
ground that the country IL unhealthy and
be would not take his family there, and
also on the ground that In BiaEila Colored
man would not probably be we'll received.
Mf. Bruce will, II is presumed, be present.
ed with q good position within the United
llnlna
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ilall aInrtn In ArLnn.na.

LirrLE RocE, April 13.-A terrific hail
storm visited Fayetteville on the afternoon
oil the 9th, doing damage 10 the iron roofs
and windows 10 the value OF 5000. The
damsge 10 the State University alone will
amount 10 $1,000. Many hail stones were
found weighing ten ounces, and Of the
size Of billiard balls.
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s1,,s1S 1,SSSe Or I1sonIly.

INDfANAPoLts, April ls.-Miss A. l..
Anderson, Of this city, has become insane,
caused, II is said, by having had red pre-.
cipilate applied 10 her bead BY her
mother, the little girl afterwards washing
her head and causing the pfeClpitate 70
strike 10 the brain.
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NEw YoRK, April iS.-Tns members Of
The Amalgamated Carpenters and Jolnets'
Union have decided 10 demand g 25 per
day after Saturday next, an increase oi
City cents. They have also decided 10 de.
mand eight hours as days work. They
will quit work Monday II the increased
pay IA not granted,
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ID, Wall street people have not made
i, ~, ,,., minds as yet whether the Treas
" '. .oIicy means imitation or contraction
u! !, 4. s' currency. One day they think one
4" Wv W. and ,be next day change their minds.
'T ''I A. they bnll and bear the market al
,,,a,lely,
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A Boy stabs a schoolmate.

DETROIT, April 13.-A bov In one OF the
public schools otthls city, named Andrew
was stabbed by a schoolmate
named Willie Petzsl, with q pocket knife,
during the session OF the school this after.
noon, being the result Of quarrel. The
boys are about twelve years old. The
wound 10 severe but not fatal.
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MARSHALL, Tx April l3.-The nOtori-
Gus Ed. Moore, colored, alias Abraham
Robertson, indicted In Smith county, this
State, for shooting and killing both mem.
bers Of the Law firm Of HSnse K Goldy on
the public square at Tyler, 10 1872, was
captured In Uaddo parish yesterday, and
bfough back 10 Texas for trial.
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BosroS, April 1S.-Chatlss n. Aubin, q
young NewbufSpott clam digger, this
morning blew out his brains with a shot
gun during drunken 81 oil dependency
over unretutned love lof q married
WOmAf
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Bsaconaasli Is restless and not inclined
10 take noutishment.
Rumor says that Ayoob Khan has fed
from HefaI 10 Meehed,
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A wheeling Mans Case In Court ut 81.
CIAIFHYIIIe.

ST. CIA1RsvILLE. O., April 1S-The case
Of Joseph woodmanSee's executors vs..
Lewis woodmansee, appealed by the latter
to the District Court, was up for hearing
to-day on plaintiffs motion TO quaSh the
appeal on the ground that the case was
not appealable. The court quashed the
nnaaai
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CoLuNBus, April ls.-Ths Republican
State Central Committee has decided to
issue q cali for the State Convention 10 be
held al Cleveland, June Ssh.
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r., d.,I lock in the United States Sen,
Iaa .,s,I,y WAS relieved by personal
" y: 5strsen Dawes, on the Republican
,"1 two or three OF the Democratic
,..,nyS
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t,oid am PouEiaE N TTom guTope,

LoSDoS, April 1S.-Bullion Withdrawn
for shipment TO America, 100000 pounds.
NEw YoRk, April l2 The steamer
Labrador brought SslS 600 In gold.
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Cht latelIigsnsn


=, Nail card was advanced to - 10
.,J,v La' a. Pittsburgh. The nanuiac'
ls'''.'' .gIl look for a good demand this
Ia's,' ', ,JIhoush it is slAte setting in
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JUNCTION oIrY, KS, April 13.-Mlchael
Henry, a private in Company B, Fourth
Cavalry, suicidsd by shooting through the
heart at Fort Henry, three miles from here,
last evening. He had been in the army
twenty.slx years.
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Gordon, one OF the traversera in the
Irish State trials, who was arrested ct
Claremorris under the Coercion act, for
language uttered Of q recent Land meet.
ing, was accompanied 10 the rAilawy train
by q crowd with brass band.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 1s. = BernhStdt
was attacked with q congestlvs chill Of the
close Of the fitst act Of The performance
lo.nishL, and WAS removed 10 her hotel.
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PROVIDENCE, R. l., April lS.-The House
Of Representatives to-day postponed the
prohl6itOry law bill to the next session Of
the Legislature by vote OF SO 10 q.
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TRADE REPORT.
OF THE VARIOUS MAR.
KETS YESTERDAY.
Honey aud Stocks = OH = wheat, Corn
and FIOur-Bser, Pork ana Lard
Dry Goods and GFOeeFISs-
Produce, Cotton, Wool,
whisky, &C., dc.
FINANCIAL AND COuMERCIAL.


NEW YoRE, April l3.-AoHET Closed
at 1 per cent. Primo mercantile paper 6a6
per cent Sterling Exchange bankers bills
steady at n 81; demand 81 IS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Generally firm and u
per centhigher for four and u halls and fours,
gnisei States 6 Of 1881, coupons,
SsN I've co9
MSE Eour anu halI'
nOg roam eonpon1
Fae'sp " OF 1885, ','''',..',--.l
RAILROAD BoNDs-tn light demand.
sTArE B0NDE-Less active
Louisiana CopSOla.... COX Virginia Gs....,...... 81
Missouri DO 10 ak
t. Joseph.....,..,.lt9 lCOnSols ,,...,.li7
TGnnOaAOo " .....,-, u lDafaFFNd ,,,,,,,,., i9E
Do noV","r,..,.",.". u 'Oad
STOcEs The market was firm at the opening
but soon became weak and decline of Na9S
per cent TOOK place, in which Central Pacific
and Metropolitan Elevated were the mcst
prominent, At the first board prices began
to advance and the general list rose y to per
cent, while Indiana, Bloomington l. WestArn
sold up to 81 per cent from last nights clos
ing quotations In the early portion OF the
afternoon speculation was unsettled and in
toe late dealings free selling movement re.
suited in decline of KalN per cent Texas
Pacific, Lake Shore, st, Paul & Omaha prefer.
red, Michigan Central, New Ysrk Central,
Union Pacific, ana Delaware, LaCkawannA &
Western leading the downward movement,
In the final sales tTmer tone prevailed and
recovery OF %aK per cent took place,
Transactions 369 900 shares,
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stantly, and l trust with more irankness
and mGnliness than the Senator has per.
formed his on this occasion. meant sim
ply this, that your bosstsd consutu.
tional majority is no majority.
After some further debate Of NO paElic.
ular interest,
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SESSION

occurred. Malone rose, and asked the
clerk to read SONS remarks made by Hill
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Something Quacks and ImpOstorS
Cannot Show.
TESTIM0NTAI,H.

To convince the Poor Sufferer that we arc
honest and thoroughly responsible for all state
ments or promises made BY us, We append the
following
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Newspapar puns.


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pervisors) office. While l thank
the gentlemen of the Board for
their kind and courteous treatment,
/ repeat that l will be glad when |
am relieved of the cares and respon-
sibilities of the office. thank my
friends for their appreciation of
my services as evinced by the in,
creased number and urgency of
their solicitations TO again become
candidate.
am aware, ftiends, that on the
score of i'll health, alone, ! have a
sufficient excuse for not yielding to
your wishes. Again | was placed,
contrary to my wishes and against
my earnest protestations, in the
Presidents chair thus increasing
my labors and responsibilities,
which latter have ever regarded
as almost fearful.
have enGeavored to the "best
Of my ability" to discharge the du
ties thus imposed.
N. B.
Now, Mr.. Editor, | desire
the notice of cur meeting to appear
in your paper as a matter of gener.
al interest; bot as 10 The rest Of This
communication, if yon don't see fit
to publish it, | guess you have a
large waste basket where you can
deposit it.
Respectfully, ,...
D. GAlLLARD,
Pres. Board Supervisors.