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A TORY LEADER.
Probable Successors Of Beac onstie cid.

fEODhDlc ouCCtbsOtb Va pCaSohsASi''
LONDON, April 4. Although it is hop
ed that Lord BeacOnsfield is, for the
time being, on fair way toward recov-
cry, his general condition is still regard
ed with great anxiety, and speculation
has been rite as to who would succeed
him in the leadership OF the tories.
Lord Cairns bitter attack on the gov
ernment policy is regarded in Parlla.
mentary circles az decided bid for the
leadership. 1t is generally admitted
that Sir Stafford Northcote's chances
are very slight. There will probably be a
severe struggle between the Mar
quis of Salisbury and Lord Cairns for the
first place. The latter, with his accus..
toned shrewdness, has secured good
start. Lord Salisbury, however, is a
formidable rival, as he is connected
with the great territorial English fami-
lies. His elevation, too, would he in
keeping with the traditional policy OF
the tory party. Lord Cairns is only a
Flaw lord"-that is TO say, a lawyer
promoted to the pecrage for party ser
vices. He is, however, regarded As the
ablest parliamentarisn in the conserya-
1--WE party HlOIe PiooaHs f"Io
ton is that of Mr.. Bradlaugh.
In case he is reelected and
chooses to take the oath without any
manifestation OF religious opinion no
one can object on the ground oi what
has passed in the House up to the pres.
ent. lie will occupy the position OF a
new man. 1t is not certain that he Will
agree 10 get into the House on these
conditions, but should he do So his op.
ponents will not allow him TO remain
long at peace. As soon as he takes his
seat application will, it is said, be made
To the courts TO declare him bankrupt.
This would disqualify him from sitting
in the present Parliament, His only
escape would be the payment OF the
fine OF S72 900 and costs in which he
has been mulcted for sitting in the
Housa vithout taking the oath,
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THE MORMONS.
Large and Interesting Conference,


SALT LAKE, UTAH, April 4.-The Nor
mon Church's Fiity.frst Annual Con-
ference assembled yesterday morning.
Two sessions were held. The attend
ance is immensely large. The weather
being warm and fine, people are coming
from all parts OF Utah and from Mormon
colonies in the surrounding States and
Territories. The big tabernacle, seating
thirteen thousand, could not accommo-
date the crowd.
In the afternoon the discourses were
by John Taylor, George .. Cannon and
some OF the Apostles, and were exceed
insly temperate in tone The old de-
tiant spirit was absent from the SER
mons, the speakers evidently feeling
that 1t would be unwise TO intensity the
Auti-Mormon sentiment 50 prevalent
throughout the country. The Confer
ence will close Wednesday evening, two
unions being held daily.
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Rlaine's Bother.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Secretary
Blaine has been severely afflicted for
six weeks past with intlammatory
rheumatism, which jumps from limb to
limb without the slightest regard Tor his
convenience. One day last week bad
draught caught him disengaged, and set
tied down on his eyes. He is gradually
getting rid of the tyrant, but, although
attending to his duties, has been great
snti4rar
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THE ELECTIONS.
A Probable Democratic Victory in Gin
cinnati.

A Probable Democratic Victory in Gin
cinnati.
CIyCINSATI, April 1.-The election
was an exciting one to-day, mainly from
the fact that the Go,ette, Republican, re-
pudiated the nomination of Charles
Jacobs, Jr., by the Republicans, and
favored the election Of the Democratic
nominee, William Means. The vote is
UNEQUAL, being full in some wards and
light in others. So much scratching has
been done that the result cannot be had
until later. The general impression,
from the returns received up TO ll:3O
o'clock, is that Means is elected.
CINCINSATI, April 5 AT | A. NJ. only
20 precincts out OF % had been heard
from. These show the following vote:
For Mayor, Means, Democrat, SO, l63;
Jacob, Republican, 59,l5S; Board Public
Works, Gessens, Democrat, %, OS?;
Tucker, Republican, $1,000. Police
Judye-Schwawb, Democrat, 66,46;
Hiylev, Republican, 63,0J4. City Solic-
itor-Handel, Democrat, 6i0,3I ;
Kimbler. Republican. G6,0l6. This
shows the vast amount OF scratching
done. Means will have 800 TO 1000
majority, while the greater portion oil
the ticket will lie elected. The Gd:the
Republican,, which suggested Means,
will saw that his election does not
indicate a Democratic victory, but tri-
umph of law, order and public decency.
The Commercial wi. say that Rapubll-
can defeat by Republican disaiiection
foreboies trouble to the party IN the
future.
Democratic Victory in Columbus.
COLUMBUS, April THE election pass
ed of quietly to-day, and owing to the
bad weather the vote was considerably
smaller than usually polled for the first
time for many years. Delicate SICK
voters were taken TO the polls In slelghs.
There was much scratching induig'
ed in on account OF local 49,
sues. The probability is that Collins
the Republican candidate for mayor, is
defeated by Peters, Democrat, and pos
siblv the whole Democratic city ticket
is elected.
Republicans Garry Dayton.
DAYTON, O., April 4.-The returns
from the city show that the entire Re.
publican ticket has been elected with a
majority ranging from 200 to 1000. A
general gain over the Presidential vote
last Fall.
Big Republican Gain.
SASDusEY, Ono, April 4.-The Re-
publcans elected a candidate for mavor
by 453 majority and have a clear
majority in the city council, and school
board, and have all the city offices. The
Democratic candidate for mayor was
X. K. Sloan, two years ago. Sloan was
elected by $50 majority. The change in
favor OF the Republicans is l,2l3.
Mixed Ticket Elected at East Saginaw.
EAST SAGINAW, MICH., April This
city elects Republican mayor by 4l6
majority. The common council Will
stand ii Republicans to opposition.
The returns come in slowly. lndica-
tons show Chauncey Ii. Gage opposk
ton candidate to the Republican Is
elected circuit Judge for the Tenth Judi
cial Circuit.
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pr on 81 2nn-

To sum it up, SIX long wears OF bed
Ridden sickness, costing 800 per year,
total 81 ,2O0-all OF this expense was
stopped by three bottles OF iiOp b tiers
taken by my wife. She has done her
own homework for year since, vi hont
the loss Of a day, and ] want erybody
TO know il, for their benefit" Laugh
In Bros. & Co.. Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling.
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young man from Maitland were
drowned. Fraser was found clinglng TO
the boat and lies insensible.
LIVE STOCK.
Baltimore.


BALTIMORE, April Beef Cattle
Market fairly active at .(Sl-5c better; ;
best beeves 6tc; first quality 5@5sc;
medium 4t65c: ordinary St(G+c; most
sales from 5@5sc. Receipts 79S head.
Hogs-Full supply and moderate de-
mand at 7i9sic. Receipts 1925 head.
Sheep Receipts | ,7I9 head; quoted at
4@9c; lambs IS 0Otd5 %.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY. April +.-Ca,tle-Re-
ceipts since Friday 1877 head Of
through and 332 head OF yard stock; to.
tai for the week up to and including to-
day. 1886 head OF through and $3.50
head OF local, against 4,159 head oi
through and i5l head OF local for the
week before. The supply is light, and
all were bought up for New York, bu,
a car load or two, which were kept for
home butchers At good prices, and some.
thing in advance Of last week. The rul
ing figures and range OF prices are all
the way from 81 25 to S. % for iair "a
prime, and 50 - is asked for some yet
unsold.
Receipts 5,6l0 head; total for
the week 1885 head, against 1880
head last week; Philadelphias 81 5ota
6 is; Workers S. 60G5 sj.
Sheep-Receipts 3, 20J head: total fo'
the week Is, 100 head, against j, 800 head
last week; selling active At 25GDI0c
higher than last week.
CHICAGO.
CaIcAeo, April THE Dror-s Journ.
al reports Hogs Receipts 1900 head
shipments 400 head. Market active
and tirmer; mixed packing IS 4Od,j 81;
light s. 60(9j 50; butchers pigs s. Sjti'
6 20; choice mixed s. y0(d6 20.
Cattle-Receipt 5000 head; ship
ments 25.OOO head. Market easier,
buyers scarce and supply liberal but not
quotably lower except in common quail.
tiles which are l0c oil; common to fair
shipping "a I0tAi 20; good 10 choice
81 90JS5 80; exports s. iOd5 IS; Wy.
oming disiillery steers - ,j; butchers
steady at 81 50Cl3 -; stockers and
feeders at s. 3jtdI 40;
Sheep-Receipts 800 head. Market
firm; common to mililing 81 40d4 -:
good 10 choice s. 2OGj IS; extra stock
s. 0066 Oh.
The Journals London special reports:
Cattle-Stronger; best ljc. Sheep
Steady; best lSt.
New YorE.
NEW YeRK, April i.-The Drorrs'
JO,rnIl bureau reports: Beeves-Re-
ceipts 4, 100 head, making 1900 head for
the week; market decidedly active at an
advance Of lc: common to light steers
l0i@l0lc; medium To fair steers l0iCB
/ lie; good 10 prime llidl2c. Export
ers used 500 fat steers and paid ll!@
IL &c for good lots. Shipments for the
week SEQ head Olive cattle, 1875 quar-.
tiers OF beef, $500 carcasses oi mutton
and lC0 dressed pigs. Shipments To.
morrow 90 head Of live cattle, 1900
quarters OF beef and 600 carcasses Of
mutton.
Sheep-Rcceipts $500 head, making
20, 300 head for the week; market firm
at IS 50Cd7 90 Tor sheep; - ,5ts7 62i lor
yearlings and lambs.
Swine ceipis 200 head, making
- 800 head for the week; live hogs
iirmer at 81 9Jd6 30 per 100 pounds;
fair state h ogs at 81 -.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, April i.-IIogs-Firm
common - 25G5 20; light s. IO@
5 %; packing - 3jG5 80; butchers
S. 0OCd6 30. Receipts 800 head; ship
ments go head.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTINoRE, April Flour Easier,
and not quotaby lower; western super
fine s32j(di 90; extra$i 2jCG5 w; lam.
lily S. % : q %. Wheat-Wes,ern high
er, inactive and closing weak; No. 2
western winter red. spot 81 2ltGl %:
seller April II q l9l 2li; seller May
81 2lGgl u seller June 81 20iCgl POI;
seller July II lGi@i 1T seller August
81 l46l 10. CorE-Wsstcrn steady
and quiet; western mixed, spot 55it1
55ic; seller April 5jlc; seller May H1cb
5Itc; seller June 54c; steamer 53td,53!c.
Oats-Steady and dull; western white
45IG46c. Rye Steady and quiet at
81 l0dl II lisy-Quiet. Proyislons-
Steady and rather more active. Mess
Pork-Old SIS %: new $l6 %. Bulk
Meats-Packed 5iGdSic. Bacon-Shoul-
ders 6lc; clear rib sides sic; hams lin
l2c. Lsrd-Refned lie. Butter-QuIei;
prime 10 choice western packed lita22c: /:
roll lsG 22c. Egrs-Stesdy al lGc. Pc
troleum Nominal; refined nc. Coffee
Firm; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair,
IOGl2c. Suyar-Firm: A iOit 9lc.
Whisky-Dull at 81 09CGl O9l for job
lots.
Cincinnati.
CIScISSATr, April 4-Cotton- Qnit
at lO.c. Flour-Family ~ yOta5 -;
fancy s. 3iGI6 90. Wheat No. 2 rel
wintersl O2sl 10. Corn-Firm; No. 2
mixed i7IdiSc. Oais-Steady; No. .
mixed $40 3Sc. Rye-Stronger; No. 2
81 IA. Barley Scarce and firm; No. 2
fall 81 OSlal 10. Pork-Quiet at SIS 20.
Lard Quiet but steady at $40 IS. Bulk
Meats - Demand light, but holders firm;
shoulders s. 90; clear rib s. 50. Bacon
Quiet but steady; shoulders 81 IS;
clear rib ss 90: clear IS 30. Whisky
Steady at 81 O5. Butter-Choice West
ern Reserve 2Ita DC; choice Central
Ohio 200 23c.
Now Orlssns
NEW ORLEANS, April I.-Cofee-Quiet
and steady: Rio cargoes. ordinary TO
good, l0al3c sugar-Quiet; inferior
TO good common sta GGic; common %
good common G!GG.c; yellow clarified
siGsic. MoIasses-Dull and nominal:
no supply except of low grades Of open
kettle and centrifugal; common 2Ya2oc;
inferior lSG22c: centrifugal 2Vc,31c;
termenrine 2OS 25c; fair 33ts,3ic; frosted
2Ola s.; cistern bottom J)lsIsc. Rice
Rec Dull Louisiana ordinary 10 prime
ii@5ic.
Toledo
ToLrDo, 7Ap-il Wheat - Quiet
but firm; am Der Michiksn 81 l0!; 30. 2
red Wabash spot 81 II; seller April
81 IOI; seller May and June 81 NJ;
seller july 81 O7t; seller August 81 O5i;
rejected 95ic. COrn-Quiet; high mixed
ijtc: No. 2 4jic; rejected iiic. Oats
Quiet; No. 35!c offered: Clover seed
Quiet; prime a 50; old do 81 25.
Pittsburgh.
PIrsBrR0H, April 4. - Petroleum -
Quiet; cruds firm; United certificates
size; refned 7:e for Philadelphia deliv.
cry.
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EARTHQUAKE.
Many Persons Killed and Property Great
ly Damaged

~ Dbmhscd
CoSsrASTrSoPLE, April 4-There was
a strong shock OF earthquake at Chico
Island, yesterday, which destroyed
many houses and seriously damaged
nearly all left standing. Later details
saw that many OF the inhabitants were
killed and the remainder are encamped
in fields. Many OF the neighboring viii
lagos were destroyed. During the panic
which ensued the Eastern Telegraph
Company's Office was piilsged. The
shocks were also felt in the Island OF
Lyrla and at Lygrna, bu. 10 damage ID
reported.
ATHENS, April A government dis
patch has been received concerning the
earthquake at Chico, which says the ei-
fec;s were also felt at Tsesme, and that
the number OF persons killed sad injur-
ed is estimated at ) 900. The shock was
also felt at Carasto, Eubola and Tinas.
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A GOOD IDEA.
A Society Formed in New York for
the Prevention Of Street Accidents.

New YoRE, April A new society
has been started here entitled, Society
for the Prevention of Street Accidents"
and the police have been notified TO
telegraph all such accidents 70 the rooms
of the organization. Among the men
on its committees are Gov. Cornell,
VIM. NJ. Evarts, Judge Noah Davis and
Surgeon Hammond. Its aims are to
make loans or donations TO persons in
jured by street accidents who stand in
need OF it, TO prosecute offenders, and
compel drivers to have lights on their
carriages at night and controlling brakes.
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BEAcoNsFIELDs CONDITION..
A Consultation Of Physicians-No Parti-
cular Change.

cular Change.
LONDON, April 4.-Dr. Brues visited
Lord Beaconsfeld this morning, as did
also Drs. Kidd and Quain. subse.
quently the three physicians held con-
sultation and Issued the following bul.
letin: Lord Beacsnsfield was rather
restless until 3 o'clock this morning.
Since that hour he has had quiet sleep.
His coughing and expectOration are less
troublesome, and his strength is main.
tanned. This is thought 10 indicate re-
lapse in the condition OF the patient.
The doctors, upon being interviewed,
stated that the patients condition ID a.
favorable as they could expect, but the
cold winds are seriously interfering with
his progress. DR.. Kidd will visit the
patient at intervals during the day, and
there will lie further consultation To-
night.
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DRY GOODS.
HeH York.

NEW YORK. April dry Goods =
Cotton goods rather more active in first
basds, and jobbersdoing fair business
Print, in moderate request; Conestoga
fancy prints reduoed TO &c BY asenn
Ginghains IN brisk demand. bot lawns
and Jress goods sluggish. Woolen goods
ouie.. The BriIfr says: Fine brown
sEeeiing Is very firmly held by nsents.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
The Sayings and Doings Of People We
Know.

Know.
John Klaeri went to Pittsburgh, yes.
terday to attend the funeral OF q friend.
John Ferguson, an employe OF the
gas Office, is going 10 spend several
weeks in Scotland and England.
Mr.. ID. F. Mcdonald, lately entry
clerk in Wheat & MAYORS establish.
ment, departed for the West yesterday;
his object being to take up his residence
in Chicago or Kansas City.
Mrs. L NJ. Atkinson has returned from
New York, where she has been attend
ing all the prominent spring openings.
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They Got Dueksd.

ROCKVILLE, 0yT., April 4-This
morning W. Fraser, Arthur Wright and
q young man from Maitland whose name
is unknown, went duck shooting. The
boat capsized, snl Wright and the
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BUREETr's CocoAINE

Kills Dand-uf. Allan irritation. and Pro-
notes the Growth Of the Hair.
GESTLIuES-For over two years
have suffered terribly with "scald head
in its worst form. A few weeks ago
tried bottle If your CocoArSE. The
first application gave me relief, and now
the disease is effectuall, cured.
Yours respectfully,
n. c. STKSESs,
Deputy Sheriff, Ottawa, III.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are per
fectly pure.
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A AYr and sure means Of RESTORING
the youthful color Of the hair y iur'
nished by Parker's Hair BAlsam, which ID
dessrvsdly popular from its surpsfios
cleanliness.
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BoILs pimpies, and all blood diseases
are cured by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood
Seacher." Sold by all druggists.
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sw YorG.

.Ssw YtRr, April 4.-Cotton Firm
at 10 1901 10 l6c; futures dull sod
steady. fi0ur-Firm; receipts 1900
barrels: exports 1900 barrels: super.
fine Western and State 81 10s3 -,
common 10 good 81 1904 20: good. H.
choice IS OOtaG 7j: white wheat extra
81 Gpa6 OO; extra Ohio aud ~. LOUIS
81 hOa u Is, Minnesota patent process
81 .Jgas ~. Wheat-Dull; receipts
iH7 90 bushels: exports. ~ 600 bushels.
ungraied red ~ 1870 ~. No. 3 DO
81 u IGrl 22; No. 2 do II 25Ial %,
{. o. b. si.2i, canal 81 2Jlal 2jI; railroad
and steamer No. 2 red 81 q: No. ! resi-
Al 2oJdl -; mixed winter 81 2ilGp
| 22, No. 2 white 81 2Ii; No. ] do.
sales 1890 bushels, st tl 22lsI 22i
steamer No. ! DO 81 ~: No. 2 rel
seller April, sales 10000 bushels. At
| $Ii23I: t-iler Msy, sales $4,000 bush.
els, at 81 2ll6gl 22; seller June, siles
20, 900 bushels, at 81 2O.tal 2l.. Corn
Steady and fairly Stiye; receipts
IA 600 bushels; exports lj5, ,o00 bushels;
upgrsded bstsJ9.c: No. 3 bJsbjic,
stsaner 57ia5sc; No. 2 69sjsIc. 0ii
do Slc store; O2Ic aiiost; No. 2 white
bDtc, low HIteb % ioD'i'g W. " "i
April 5sl(al5slc: seller May 55fa5J!r;
seller June biic. Ozts-Faihy sctiy-
and Q shade higher: rosipts II 90
bushels; western mixed 4.Jsi7e; white
western 47G 5lc. Hsy-Q1iet and lfm
at SO(s,95c. IIops-Sominally ub-
changed. CoHee-Quiet and unchanged.
and unchanged. Mo!aap-
Steady and in isir demand. Rice-stssdy
AMI fairly active. Petrolesn-Dull;
United lie; crude 6i97lc; rehned
7:c. Tallow-Demand fsir and market
firm at Gi(s,Sic. Rosin-Dull st 81 20
6l 30. Tupentine-Dull and weak st
i3c. Egxs-Easier at i7Gi7tc. Pork
Dull and easier; old mess Sl5 ps
Is 25; new mess quoted at 5000. Beet
In moderate demand sDd fsir. Cut
Aests-Dull: long clear % rs; short
clear - 90. LArd-Dull; prime steam
3li 90. Butter-Quiet and weak st
62se- Chsess-Dull. but unehaaEed.
CHIcAeo, April 4-Floar-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Modsratsly aetive
and higher; closed easier; No. 2 red win.
ter ~ 02tts.l 04. No. 2 Chicago spring
81 oil iIsI o., cash; 81 06tt1l oct seller
Nay; 81 07(el 07t seller June; 81 O6l
seller Julp; No. 3 S2iGDCc; rejected -
es2ic. Corn-stesdy and In fair de-
mand at 3st(e4llc cash; 42t942ic eel.
Ter May; 42ie42ic seller June; rejected
3si63s3c. Osts-Psirly activs and 3
shade higher at 3li(s31c cash; 35ie seI-
Ter May; 35c seller June. Rye-Firmer
at S9cf4Si Oh. Bariey-Dull and droop-
ing at$i 90. Pork-Psir demand bat
st lower rates at SIS 80 cash; elS GO
Is s2i seiler Nay; sls 7o0i5 ,2i cslle,
June; SIS 62i(9l5 IS seller Jolly. Lard
I'm fair demand but st lover fstes Q,
30 80 cash: 80 Et9l0 90 seales Nay;
| $40 660l06 067} seller Juze. Bslk Mao
-EAGiSS; shoulder 6c; sbo { RIBS 7sc;
short clear Ste. Whisky-stssdy st
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Throw Himself Away.

ST. LOUIS, April 4,-Robert Sparks, a
Young man residing with his mother
and sisters st 1850 Jefferson avenue,
threw himself under the wheels OF a
switching engine in Missouri Pacific
wards at the Jefferson avenue crossing
to day noon, and had both legs cut of.
He was taken home and died in an hour.
He said he was tired OF living, aud
threw himself under the engine with
suicidal intent.
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Money At 4 to s Per Csnt-6overpments
Quiet but Firm-flour Quiet and Un.
ehanged-whsat Active and
Higher-Rogs Firm.
RAILROAD BoSps-Fairly active but

Pacific skies OF 81
RAILROAD BoSps-Fairly active but
irregular.
STATE BoSDs-D Dull except for Tennes-
sees, which were active.
SroCHs--The market opened general.
ly firm and s@ll per cent higher, the
latter for Nashville and Chattanooga;
but in the early dealings q free pressure
TO sell Was developed, which resulted ia
a decline OF t. TO per cent, q. {. q ].
c, North western, St. Paul, Coal shares,
Canada southern. Michigan Central.
Denver and Rio Grande and Western
Union leading the downwani move
men,. About the second boari hrmer
tone prevailed, and recovery OF 10
L. per cent took place, IN which West.
ern Union, Granger stocks, Michigan
Central and Wabash Pacific were the
most prominent In the late dealings
prices again fell of, New jersey Central
being conspicuously weak, and selling
down 10 ~, u decline OF )! per cent
from the highest point. The decline IN
the rest Of the list Was fractional, and
WAS partially recovered in the final sales.
The market closed iairly steady.
The transactions aggregated S39.O U
shares, distributed M follows: Caa.
ada Southern 5000, Chesapeake and
OHIO 900, delaware, Iackawanna and
Western $1,000, Delaware and Hudson
1000. Denver and Rio Grande 5000,
Eri. i9.OOO, Hannibal and ~. Joseph
800, Iron Mountain 900. Illinois
Central 1000, Kansas and Texas 600,
Lake Shore ~ ,Oo0, Louisville and Nash.
vile i2.O0O, Michigan Central 600. Man
haitian Elevated 1900. Mobile and Ohio
1000, Marietta and Cincinnati, LIST pre-.
icrred, G,Oo0, Northwestern 1900, New
Jersey Central 81 600, New York Cen
trail 1900, Northern Pacific 1900, Ohio
and Mississippi 900, Ontario and West.
ern 1000, Pacific Mail II 600. Recalling
5000, 81. Paul 5000. ~ Paul and
Omaha 5000. Texas Pacific 1000, Union
Pacific 2l,OO0, Wabash Pacific 700.
Western Union 5000, aud Rock Island
y OpD
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Letter CARR ers' Report.


The following is the report OF the let
ter carriers for the month OF March,
1881:
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PRODUCE.

.So sales. iOfcreL III dividend.
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Mixed Ticket Elected at East Saginaw
CALAMITIEs ON THE RAIL.
A wel-Known Ciucinnatian Meets an
Untmely End

CIScISSATI, April Geo. S. Beaney,
manufacturer OF warm air furnaces,
in coming from Madisonville to the city
to-day jumped from the train at Wood
street crossing, near his place OF bus-
ness. and was struck by train coming
in on an adjoining track and was in-
stantly killed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-05

DAYrox, O., April 4,-The returns
from the city show that the entire Re-
publican ticket has been elected with a
majority ranging from 200 to 1000. A
general gain over the Presidential vote
l. I'll
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-09-29


The following tribute to the i BILE
preservative art we find in cote po-
rary, and recommend its strong con-
trast to the intelligent reader: "He is
only printer" Such was the sneer-
ing remark of leader of aristocracy.
Who was the Earl of Stanhope2 He
was only printer. Who was Prince
Frederick William, married to the
Princess Royal of EnglandP He, too,
was only printer. Who was William
Caxton, the father of literature? He
was only a printer. Who were G. r
Morris, N. P. Willis, ]. Gales, G. Rich
ardson, Horace Greeley, Bayard Tay-
lor, Charles Dickins, Thiers, Jerold,
George d. Prentice, and Senators Dix,
Cameron and NilesY They, too, were
printers. Who was Benjamin Frank
lin. He, also, was printer. Every
one cannot be printer-brains are
necessary.