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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-01
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NsW YoRE, September 30.-Cot,On-'
Steady at II l3 l6c; intrres wesk. Flour
-Qufet and steady; receipts 20 $40 bar
rels; exports $500 barrels; supcrfrs
State and western s. 1906 25: common
to good EXTRAS 30a6 75; good to choice
81 8O(GS so; whita wheat extra ~ 25tS
o IS; extra Ohio 50 55tdS 80; st. Louis
81 50(S9 90; Minnesota patent process
S8OO(g0 IS. Whea,-At tSi; higher.
closing dull and heavy: receipts l0l 100
bushels; exports Isl 100 bnshels; un-
graded spring$l l2lGI -; No. 2 Chicago
and Milwaukee 81 4'ihdl ~; choice
81 90: ungraded red 81 2bl9l 81: No. 3
red 81 4s(al 40: No 2 do 8. 81 in
store; 81 52tCGi 53k "a at; steamer do
81 4SG.l ~: No. ! r-d 81 5Gllgl 56!;
mixe,i winter 81 4sai 4si ungrad'd
white 81 35c8l 5Nl: No 2 do 81 Tt@
| 47I: No. do sales 5000 bushels. ai
81 50ilel 81; steamer do 81 i7CSl ~;
No. 2 red, seller October, sales 432. 900
bushels. at 81 52C9i 53i. closing at " SO;
seller November, sales 800, ,0OO bushels,
At 81 54ih9l 81, closing at 81 5tt seller
December, sales 72s.0J0 bushels, at
81 57IlGl 9i, closing Ht 81 67t; seller
January, sales II. 900 bushels, at 81 $40
/ 82f, No. white, seller November.
sales 5000 bushels, at 81 52t. Corn
Opened strong and closed heavy al tglc
lover; receipts 474, 900 bushels; exports
1880 bushels; ungrah.d 6its76c; No. .
dOt73iIa74ic; steamer u; No. 2 do 100
76c; No. 2 white ssI1s,ic: low mixed
75},; steamer yellow nc; No. seller
October 75fa75ic, closing at rs; seilsr
November 7sIa79c. closing ct 7sc; seller
December sOiG1slic, closing at sole.
Oals-At lc higher; receipts ~ OO
bushels; exports 900 bushels; western
mixed 43ta45c; white western +9ls53tc.
Haydn fair demand aud firmly held st
75CSSOc. sugar-Quiet and firm; iAir IN
good refining quoted a. 8ISsic. Cohee
Quiet and UNCHANGED. R!ce-Som.
inally unchanged. Petroleum - Doll
and unchanged. Tsllow-A shade easier
at siaSic. Rosin-Quist st 81 5O(92 IS.
Tnrpentins-stsady at 53l153ic Egys
Western fresh quiet and firm at ~
62ilc. Pork-A sha II easier and les,
active; new mrs. $40 s7kS20 90. Beet
-Quiet and frm. Cot AeaA-vsry
firm; long clear 1Otc: short clear tc.
Lard-Lower and isirly sctive; PRIME
steam Sl2 474l9i2 80. Butter - Firm
Tor choice st 1895. Chsess-Qu.t
and unchanged.
Cincinnati.
CIxc1HsAfI, September 30.-Cotton--
Quiet at lIic. flour-Qaiet and IN.
changed. Wheat-In good demand and
prices Q shade higher; No. 2 red winter
81 Isf4l 50. Corn-lrresuIar: No. z
mixed opened at 72c, rose at 74ic, and
closed at TIC OatS-strong; No. 2 mixed
45la45ic. Rys-Quiet and hrm at 81
Is. BarIey-Demand lair; market frm
and unchanged. Pork-Nonimal at t2l.
Lard Quiet and firm at Sl2 III. Bolk
Meats Quist and UNCHANGED. Bacon -
Quiet and unchanged. whisky-RiSm
st 81 Is; combination salss Of anished
Roods, go barrels on . bass OF 81 II.
Buttcf-DulI, weak and lover; lower
grades hsve declined; choics westsSn
Reserve &c.
Hsw Oriesas.
Ngw OslsAxs, September 3o.-Co6ss
-Stesdy; Rio caTyoes ordinary 10 primo
lO(1l3c. Sugss-Demand sctive: tu!ly
isif Sc; yellow clarified StS8lc. No.
lsss1-Nomfnal. Rice-6ronG Louisi.
.ra ordinary 20 eboico 6f07Ac.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-01

An agreeable dressing for the ksir,
that will stop its falling, has been long
sought for. Parkers Hair Baisam, dis
tlnguished for its purity, fully supplies
this want.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-01
CioAGo.

OHIc.oo, September 30.-Fl0ur-
In good demand at full prices. Wheat
Unsettled and lower and fluctuations
irregular; No. . red winter 81 AZ; No 2
Chicago spring 81 3SGal 3Si cash; 81 3si
seller October; ST AZ seller November :
81 43(9I 43i seller December; 81 81
seller year; sales 81 3Si(9i Al seller
September; 81 3Si9i Az seller Octobrr; |;
81 4lslal A. seller November; 81 42!GG
/ 40 seller December; No. . 81 ~;
rejected 81 O59l 10. Corn Y nsettled
but generally higher and closed wesk
and lower at 7li972c cash. 72iCs72t;
seller October; 72tS72tc seller Noven''
Der; ia: seller December; 75ic SELLER
Nav; sales at 7lsG73ic seller Sepiem.
Der; 7lt974tc seller October; 75lg76t :
seller May; rejected ostg6sic. Oats
Strong and higher and closed weaker
at 45Ic cash; 45ic seller October. 4t :
seller November; 45tc seller Decriu
her; 49lc seller May; sales at 4iiCa)
46:c seller October; 45tl946lc seller No
vember: 49lCd5O;c seller May. Rye
Firmer at 81 IL. Barley-Esslerat at 81 llt.
Pork-Aciive but lower at $l9 % cash
tlS 9Osell.r October: $40 10 bid seller
November. Lard In fair dsmsnd bat
at lower rates at SIC l59l2 l7i cash
xl2 l7IGl2 20 seller October; fi2 Bio
IL 32I seller November; si2 4j seller
Decrmber. Bulk Meais-Active and
lover; shoulders s. 90; short ri''
$40 4j: short clear $40 S.. WHISKY
At 81 06.
B.LrluoRE, September 80. Flour
Higher and strong; VI stern superfine
s5 25G6 %; family $8S5tSS 90. Wheat
-west.rn 10 Srr and VI ak; No. winter
red spot and seller sept mber and Octo.
berSi 49GDl 49i; seller November VI 633
al 53i; seller December 81 67ttSl b7S.
Corn-W.siern quiet, closing easier |;
mixed spot and seller September 100
isle: seller October 76Es75lc; seller
November 7slCS7sic; seller December
S0(4SO3c. Oats - steady. kye-eluiet
at 81 Is Hsy-Firn: prime 70 choice
P-nns,Iyania ti9 o092G 90. Provisions
Firm. Pork - Meas go Is. Bulk
Mea,s-Shoulders and clear rib sides,
packed. 9lGeIitr. Bacon - Shoulders
I0tc: clear rib SIDES I2l; hams l4its, i8c.
Lard Refined l34c. Butter - Firm
western grass l5a25c. Eggs-Lower ss
1919. Petroleum - Doll. Coffee
Doll: Rio csryo~s sl9llic. Sussr-
strong; A SOFT tote. whisty-stssdy
at 81 10 a 20.
roLs,o, September 30.-Wheat-
DuTi. No. o red Wabash seller Eovem.
Der 81 sol; seller December 81 63; No. 5
red Wabash 81 e9;. Comic good dc.
mand; No. 2 s~ller October !Otc; seller
November 7lis. OAs-Doi; nothing
doing
Pfttsburgh.
Prr. BIC NO, September 30.-Petrolsun
Active: United certificates irregular;
closed a. 93lc; refined 7ic Philsdslphis
delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-01
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY 1elEGRAPa.
Money at 4 to s Per ceat-6ovsfrmsats
Quiet and Firm Flour In Coed
Dem,nd At Full Prices
d Wheat lr eguIar-
Hogs Lower


Nsw YoRK. September 80 -MoSsr -
At 400 per cent. per snnum and SSs
per cent per diem. Prime mercantile
paper 5i@6i Per cent Sterling ex.
change. bankers bills steady at $50;
demand at 4sSl. Dry goods imports
for the week s.. .3tS 900.
StLvER-At Londou slid per ounce;
bar silver here li2t; subsidiary silver
coin / per cent disruunt
GovHREnkSrs-Q liet and drm.
s1 sss s1ssassa ..:i.::::ss Is,
New fourand oue-h.lt. coapo pons-...-.-.. ....iissS
NOV n.coupnns-......-.....'.-. -....il,.s
Pacific Stxes Of Is
RAILROAD BONDS ball and weak
STATE SECURITIES Fairly active for
some issues. North Cirolina special tax
skies, third class, rose from 81 10 l0i,
and reacted to 81; Virginia deferred
skies advanced from Ia to Isl.
SToCHs-The stock market opens1pt
II per can't. higher for New York Ele.
vat-d: : for Manhattan Elevated; l for
Delaware, Lackawanns and Western,
Delaware and Hudson aud Wabash
Pacific; tGt per cent lower for the rest
Of the list. Speculation Was irregular in
the early deaiingt but At te frs,
board there Was y fall ~ T. 3
per cent. which Was mott marked In
Manhattan Elevated. Wabash Pacific
common and ~. Panl. Toward moo
q trmer tone prevailed, and shortly after
midday prices showed rise Of to It
per cent, the latter IN Central Pdciac.
Z & G. 4 | Pacific Mail and Wabash
Pacific leading therein. During the al.
rrnoon dealings became feverish with
= downward tendency, and the market
closed weak at decline from the high
est point Of Ia 3 per cent, the latter Ia
Lake Erie aud Western, Drlasarr.
Lackawanna and Western, Union P'r,
IT,, Western Union, and Denver snh
Rio Grande being also promin"at
therein.
Tr,naactinnc op- ON
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-01
Cincinnati.
n ~ Orieeaa.

Nsw OsLsAxs, September O.-Co6ss
-Stesdy; Rio eaTyoes ordinary 10 primo
l09l3c. Sugsf-Demand sctiye: IDLY
fsif Sc; yellow clarified sks9lc. No.
lssD0-Nominal. Rice-6UonE Louisi.
ans ordinary 10 eboics tt07Sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-01

ToLs,o. September 3O.-Wheat-
Dur: No. . red Wabash seller Noyem.
Der 81 sol; seller December 81 63; No. 8
red Wabash 81 29i. Comic good de-
mand; No. 2 srller October 70tc; seller
November 7!,s. 0an-Doli; nothing
doing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-01

Pr. Be no, September 0.-Pstrolsan
Active: United certificates irregular;
closed a. 93ic; refined 7ic Philsdslphis
delivery.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10
Saturday, Sept. 10, 1881.
n nAs nEcrNrLY nEEN AscERrAINEp

IT HAS RECENTLY BEEN AsCERTAINED
chat since the employment of Jerome j.
Kinds by the Attorney General as an as
sistant in tho Bureau ofSubornation, known
as Room 59,ythc papers constituting for
mcr Indictment against Kinds have been
distracted from the archives of the Crimi-
nal Court.
II will be remembered that Kinds was
indicted some years ago on an infamous
charge and escaped prosecution by techni-
cality, no trial of the case upon its merits
being had. This, of course, left the indict-
mcnt on file as q matter of record. Recently
counsel in case likely to involve the rep
utation of Kinds went to the records of the
court to get copy of the Indictment and
accompanying papers; but after dilligent
search it was discovered that they had
been distracted. 1t would seem that the
Acknowledgement is determined to prevent
the impeachment of his instruments by
every means within his power.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10

LALLA RooKH, not the well-known
elephant, but Forepaugh's $4,000 beauty,
has to be interviewed at every station along
the line of march. Last Wednesday she
reached st. Louis, and young man of the
Post Dispatch was detailed to perform job.
The force clubbed together, got him shave,
clean shirt and a secondhand dress coat,
and with these he proceeded to the beauty's
lair. His strikingly fine appearance com.
mended him favorably to Lalla, whose last
experience had been with the linen -duster
brand of reporter grown in Chicago, and she
accorded him q melting interview. In
about five minutes the reporter had ex-
tracted the following nugget of news:
"Altogether have received just 1853 offers
OF marriage" said She "only as some OF
them Were doubles-fellOws that took u
second shy mt me, you know-don't credit
me with moro than seven hundred and odd.
I've got over 1900 love letters in ALL"
Then the two kneeled down together and
preyed over the interesting pile of docu-
ments. Lalla evidently is not woman of
sentiment. Our eligible bachelors should
be warned against cold ink, unless they
want to be exhibited in her Blue Beard
chamber.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10

JUST AS WE WERE fondly fancying that
we had freed ourselves somewhat from the
tyranny of the doctors, the dentists propose
to catch us fast in their forceps. 1t is by
the " fifth pair of nerves " that we are to be
achslaved again, according to the awful new
= doctrine that deafness, defects of vision and
even insanity can be traced to nervous de-
rangement caused by disease in the teeth.
To clinch the matter, and our teeth as we'll,
we are not allowed even to escape by the
SKIN n' '9Ss Teeth, for we are soberly assured
1t all this sorrow can find root in an ap-
parently healthy tooth, and that only an
expert can dig it out.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10
The FoLLowINe DIspAron appeared i

The FOLLOWING DISPATCH appeared in
the Cincinnati Commercial of Sept. 8;
Special to The Cincinnati Commercial:
LONG BRANCH, n. j., September 7.-Col.
WIN. A. Cook, special counsel for the Gov
eminent In the Star-route prosecutions
game here from Washington to-day and
had u consultation of two hours duration
with the eAttorney-General and the Postmas-
ter-General He has completed his cases for
presentation to the grand Jury and an
4parently feels confident of securing CON
victions. Indictments will be asked
against ex-Second Assistant Postmaster
General Brady, stephen w. Dorsey, Chas.
X. Williams, II contractor, ex-Deputy Sixth
Auditor Lilly and A. c. Buell., editor of the
Washington CRITIC and Sunday Capital.
1t is to be presumed that the CORE
,spondent of the Commercial derived his in
formation from Col. William A. Cook. So
far as the above concerns the editor of THE
CRITIC and The Capital, it is purely mali
cious, without shadow of foundation, and
was evidently designed by Cook as a mode
of revenge upon the editor for recent ex-
pose of the peculiar operations of the law
firm of Cook & Cole in the Howgate case.
The Bureau of Subornation known as
Room so cannot even suborn perjury enough
to indict the editor of THE CRITIC and The
Capital
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10

The CONVERSATION at fashionable
party in London recently rose so much
above the ordinary noise that the lady ar
tiste, in self-respect stopped in the midst of
her most exquisite song and retired. She
next day returned to the hostess the fee
paid for her performance Music to talk by
has become such a popular necessity that
the audience were quite startled by the
withdrawal
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10

MARVIN, the marrying man, thinks it is
monstrous that his trial should bc hurried
up with such want of decorum With
sixteen marriages, pretty much simultanc-
Gus, to account for, he has such a lot of
alibis to furnish that in justice he should
have some time for preparation.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10

WHAT is CALLED an India house +"
listened to Lord Harrington's annual speech
on the Indian budget, that is, the benches
were nearly empty, and when Mr.. O'Don-
nell arose to open fire on the mortality in
Indian prisons he had only one listener
the Speaker of the House.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10
AJourna,ist,s PRAYER.

The editor of the Shelby, Mich. Iadepend-
em wakes wroth over the comments of n
contemporary over the course of his jour
nal, and heads an editorial as follows "Oh,
Lord God Almighty, we pray Thee stop Gre
ating liars, knaves and fools, or drown them,
rs before, with flood, If 1t seemeth good In
Thy sight Amen"
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10
Next to GodIiness.

1t is said that of some 40, 600 strangers who
visited Rome last year but three died In that
city, and they from diseases not contracted
there. Rome may not be as Christian city
cleaner, more having been done in the last
eleven years to remove filth, let in fresh air
and keep the streets neat and clean than
had been done In as many centuries. The
health of the people was consequently i'm.
proved, however it has fared with their
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10
She Dropped 10 IL.


Mrs. Taddeo Kunagoli is the wife of II car
penter Mt Bologna. The other day the leg
of the chair on which she was seated went
through knothole in the floor, and the
good lady fell. Looking into the offending
knothole she saw money. The. floor was
dated 1858, were found 1t wasa lucky fall
for Mrs KunapnOli tI. l 10 ....
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10

SENATOR BECK denies that he ever
advised the Democrats to vote for Anthony
as presiding officer of the Senate Mr..
Beck wants to come back to Washington,
and the above views don't seem to have
healthy growth in kentucky.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10
Fully Explained.
Augusta Chronicle.

Augusta SnroHhcte. t-
Kansas has a county named after pri.
vate soldier. The county is Rocks, and it
was named In memory of John q. Rocks,
died Of wounds received Mt the battle of
Prairie Grove, Arkansas, December Z, 1862.
Has single county or town In the South
yet been named for q private Confederate
soldier? Dnt VIC forget. There were no
privates left after tho war. They were all
cOlOnels
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10
MIR. Tiidcn's Age.


| : : :
friends says he Is 6S years of age, but the
New York Express declares that he is ~.
Which is right?" Neither. Mr.. Tilden
was born February 0. 1914, and consequently
vet .....t.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10

GEN. PORE and some Of the old guard are
about to have soldiers reunion in Kan
sas. Their adniiring countrymcn would
feel better satisfied if they attended the re-
union of Apaches in New Mexico.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10
u. ID, O..


How this slang docs break folks up The
Stuart's cavalry rapidly crossed the peedee
rivernnd moved northward. Said he; o'They
crossed the river Pcedee quick" And then
the teacher damned him for profanity.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10
As Talented as 4, white Man.

Cincinnati Enquirer
Lieut.. Flipper, the 'colored graduate of
West Point, has been charged with forgery
and embezzlement. Ithas been ascertained
that Flipper has only been trying to show
that he has all the accomplishments of
white men for public place.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10

THE President wants game of cards.
Better make tia button ante and FIVE
cent limit for the first week, Doctor, till
the patient feels his strength.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10

When the king of Dahomey was in the
English settlement on the coast he saw an
oiiicer having his boots blacked. The king
didn't happen to have any shoes on, but he
walked up and had his bare feet polished.
lie could sling style wilhl any of 'em.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10
Properly Referred.

Neighbor's pretty daughter" How much
is THIS yard? Diapers son desperate
spoons !" on herl-'Only one kiss N. T..
pay -
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10

Branch will want to go cunning for gulls.
He fired one old gull on his first arrival.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10
BOARDING.

EIRST.CLASS BOARD, with large rooms, at
pa.r ~ ~ - penna. aye, opposite National Hotel.
board nom - to $40 per week. Transient, from 81
70 e. 80 per day. Terms to suit for families Mrs
.. q. Howard, proprietress. ocl7-d
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10
FREE ADVERTISING

Advertisements under the head destinations
Wanted" aud Help Wanted miu hereafter
be inserted IN THE EVENING Critic three
times FREE. We mrite our friends ,cishing
situations or help to ardI Themselves of This
offer. dnswers directed IN care of CRITIC
Office wiN receive careful attention.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10

The above Is only small portion of property on
my books For full list call at office for bulletin
Issued on ist and 18th. sepl0
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10

WANTED : PERSONS DESIRING THE
w services Of competent and reliable car.
penter to mako alterations and repairs In and
about their premises to call mt address postal to
CARPENTER, 02S i ST, N, w, ~. .7+.-r-s SEQ
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10
:. '1V W.
Repairing promptly attended to. iaIs-e

EOR SALE = EIGHT ACRES OF LAND
~ within "a miles of Vineland, N. j.; Improved
rooms; built under the supervision Of the
owner, wit0ut regard to cost; with large barn.
proved style; water I'm both dwelling and out
honses S u.s., land rich choice fruts the furniture is
house; q great bargain. Apply to w II. Main 4
ave- - y" "'' t,.sc -.
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10

INOR SALE-New and secondhand coupes
- complexities, landaus, landaulettes, coupe rock,
aways, extension tops, jump Seats phaetons bug
gles village carts, surreys, &c. All work war
ranted to be as represented PRICES LOW
ROBT. III. GRAHAM
4l0TO 4l6 EIGHTH STREET. NJ w
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10

EOR SALE-A LOT IN VINELAND, N j..
- l00 feet on Boulevard st. and $50 feet on Wood
81; Hes between two railroads, fronts on one i'm
proved by six or seven fine buildings; the corner
building Is quite large and is intended for the
s.4Erage Enag, OF carriages also, blacksmith and
mgs Tor bazar and stables population oo00 prop
sr ssrrty insured for S30O0 VIM. II. MAIN & BRO,
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10

ENoR SA LE.-Farm OF ninety acres near WASH
~ ington, suited to gardening, dairying or farm
lng VIII be sold Mt very little more than half its
yalue; owner not being farmer, has no use for
IT, Apply at 221 ID st. n. w. ma4tf
The Evening critic., 1881-09-10
WANTED---SiTUATiONS.

YOUNG MAN, GOOD PENMAN, DE
~ sires employment in some business house as
from Washington and Baltimore. Address ]. ID.
p, Critic Office. ii SEQ
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-24
BRITISH TOPICS.
disturbances In LImerick-BFennan
Arrested-EngIish Jews in Russia
An Important scheme of MAN.
chester Cotton Workers Prince
Leopold Raised TO the Peerage.

LONDON, May 23.-The Daily .Ns,cs' Paris
dispatch says: {" GaliQnant's MESSENGER
states that in case the negotiations with
France in regard to the cotton industry take
a hostile turn, certain large capitalists of
Manchester and adjoining towns are de-
termined to form a company with the view
OF establishing large concern at Rouen.
Ihere appears to be no lack of capital.
Sp1nning, weaving, dyeing and printing ma
chinery will be fitted up on a very large
scale. Ii Manchester goods are excluded
from france the promoters of the scheme
are determined to establish small Man
chester In France"
In response to an urgent appeal large
1orce OF constabulary, hastily collected in
the counties Of Dublin and Wicklow, have
6een dispatched to the disturbed districts in
Limerick.
In the House of Commons TO-DAY Sir
Chas. Dixie, Under Foreign Secretary, re-
plying to question relative to the recent
expulsion of British Jews from st. Peters
Ourg, said that as soon as the authentic
copy OF the Russian law regulating the resi-
dence OF Jews is received the government
VIII consider whether steps cannot be taken
to obtain modification OF the law.
Owing to the arrest of Michael Brennan,
suO AaHu LEAGUE Executive COmHlJLee at
Dublin now consists of Messrs. Sexton, Ket-
tie and Harrington. Mr.. Brennan was taken
to Mass prison because Kilmainham jail is
foil.
Prince Leopold, the Queens youngest
son, has been raised to the Peerage, with
the title of Duke of Albany.
DUBLIN, May 22-Mr. Brennan, the Sec
retary OF the Land League, was arrested
this evening under the provisions Of the CO.
ercion act and conveyed to prison at Mass.
county Kildare. The warrant for his arrest
charges him with melting to acts of vio-
lence.
The people on an estate at New Pallas,
who, in order to prevent the serving of
writs, took refuge in the castle, which was
beseiged by the military and police, have
abandoned the castle.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-24
THE AUTOCRAT'S REALM,
Reply of the RevOIuItOnists 10 the
CZar's ManifestO-TheA Anti.JeVIs
Outbreaks UndimInished.

LONDON. May 29.-The Russian revo-
lutionists have answered the Czar's
manifesto by a second utterance dwell
ing on the wretchedness of the peas.
ants, the d. portations to Siberia,
the gagging of free speech and public
journals, and declaring that false counsel
lors are in possession of the Czsr's ear.
The document. concludes as follows: "Let
Your Majesty assemble your people around
you and listen to their wishes in an unpreiu-
diced spirit, and then neither Your Majesty
nor the State will have any reason to ap-
prehend further catastrophe"
The Vienna correspondent of the 1sle-
graph says: "a telegram from Odessa, Sat
urGay, states that disturbances continue
there. Forty five restaurants have been
plundered and wrecked. Troops are bivou-
acked in the Streets"
st. Petersburg dispatch says: "Bsron
GunZberg, a prominent banker, heading the
deputation of influential Jews, will have an
audience with the Car at Gatchina to-day"
ST. PETERSBURG, May 23,-Riots against
the Jews are still reported from various
places.