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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-05
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Fine Financial Condition Of the Lake
Shore Road.

CLEVELAND, o., May AT a meeting
OF the stockholders OF the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern, here, some
thing over $4l, ,0OO, 900 OF the stock was
voted. The old Board Of Directors wee
elected without change as follows: VIM.
II. Vanderbilt, August Schell, SAM. F.
Barger, Cornelius Vanderbilt, VIM. X.
Vanderbilt, John + Burrill, Darius
O'Mills OF New York, Henry B. Payne,
Amassa Stone of Cleveland, Albert Keep
OF Chicago, Wm. L. Scott, Charles N.
Reed OF Erie, Rasselas Brown OF War
rem, Pa. All the old officers were re-
elected. The Board has issued orders to
90 ahead with the new general Office
building here The road earned $751;
74s, ,480; expenses, 55i per cent, sl0,-
4lS. .l04; net earnings, S8,33l ,356, which
were sufficient to pay the fixed changes,
81, $50, ,374; sinking fund, $3.50, 900; divi.
dends of eight per cent, sS,957 800,
leaving q surplus OF $l,373,66l. The
increase in the net earnings over 1879,
was 81 ,994, 1888 on the same mileage.
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KENTUCKY KERNELS.
A Patoh Of Suicides and Accidents

LOUISVILLE, MAY AT Paris, Richard
Long, a farmer. fell from a second story
window OF the Mechanics House, dis
lance OF 20 feet, bruising himself consid-
erable and injuring himself internally.
He cannot possibly recover, 1t is
thought that he fell asleep while sitting
in the window.
Miss Sadie Power destroyed her life at
her home in Lewis county. Her body
was found suspended by rope in one
of the rooms OF the house. No cause is
assigned for the rash act.
At Diventon, Abraham w. Wainscott
committed suicide, taking 40 grains OF
morphine. He took the poison in the
presences OF his family AN aged wife and
married daughter, before they could in.
terfere and prevent it. The deceased
was 70 years old and had been the iailor
OF the county. This makes the third
suicide in the county in two months.
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THENEWS
n.rIn Pithy Paragraphs,

,,,he Day I'm Pithy F -
Oi Oi'.,Snuake 'ne occurred at Nolo,
An eaf'U USnnday. No damage was
Done ,rro.N. Y, the appointment
At AuUCE OoEcs caused the chief and one
cScer TO resign. ;..,.A + n
Ihs 81 Missouri, Assayer, in charge
JsSe,''A s'Ss Asssy Office at 81 LOUIS
o. ''' mn, WAS made last night to
AI I me Long Branch tram ron NeH M
s SresA, ~ ~ removing switch bolt near
H,rls,t station ,.,..a.n o,d
Blnz BlnsuJ al merchants, chiefly engsged
g ne coffee trade, nave 'Si'eU 0
Utilities are large -, ca,
s,arial saws GeO. Brooks anu scott
AsPe',L, a durl at OrbistOn, u, yes
Love lOu .sJ both were mOrtally wound
.ST''if - The sheriff arrested them
eo, S,s,r.sbips City Of NV York
lne W YORK. and Palestine from
on ~ 18th for Liverpool, have been IN
6Cs'Gn, 6Cl''',l, an, snJ somewhat damaged.
'O,.,' r~. Cbisi Of Police Of Pittsburg, yes
Ine I, C" ,ocE ak Young girls from houses
tr'tat trl Standing. Some were sent 10
o. ,as ysr and others to their homes.
ys,r,r,,', boiler and engine works at
,~I]n ont. we're burned. Loss S6O,-
Loa1G.,, 3-,r,lnre $1,000. Seventy i've
W, .,s tbrown out Unemployment.
D Tng committee on Water Works was
luz IhA - meet al the City building last
rAl.SG y IN, only Messrs. Kimberly,
T T'IIsr ard Wingerter responded, and
nothing vas doae.
asser,ei that the Sultan has tele-
.-a,bs.i the Bey OF Tunls instructing
;, rsluse 10 entertain any propossl
=; ~ T,srcb protection, II offered, anu 10
ysfsr France % the Forte
IL. stated that Brailaugh will again
.,,s, me House Of Commons and de-
-, - ~ he sworn II the bill Tor the
l,'l1rlrpspt u.a.',, of the Parliamentary oath
a., ~ ! considerably delayed.
,r,vaASr was swore out last even
oDa oi the HoltZclaws for Robert
,',7. W. Wits and taking everything into
'.,-.' N,a.H isrs,iop. . all will not bob up Sc
..nsivr in Police Court this morning.
,iorIon telegram SAYS the sloOp Of
-. n,,s-sl was totally destroyed and
-, The explosion occurred in the
,.,.gs,,I uayazine. IL is supposed the
L,i,rr burst and exploded the msga-
lGe.
T,r,or's warehouse, Douglas machine
..TT NrClellan's wooden mill and
Hrn,'s bo,,ling works, at Warren, u,
,,s,. totally DESTROYED by fire, yestsr-
J,y. The loss will exceed S6O,OOO. IL
I. insured for about $1,000.
A. Newmarket, the race for 100
,,irs,s WIS Won by Seregrine; LOril-
ais Iro1uois. second; heene's Don
Fr.ano. third. Fourteen ran. Ihe
Nav stakes were won by Osrrone; Loril'
hri's Na..enstein, second; Taina, third.
The building connected with the
NsrIevood Hotel property at Little
Ton, y. H.. raised twenty feet to con-
true, a sory under 1t tell yesterday
s.,srnoon upon gang Of workmen,
s..'irg Morris Cheney and Daniel
Abbott. and severely injuring seven
others.
TgERE was decided rumpus at Nc
NaDaxa,'s saloon, on Main street, last
evening "Blinker" Robinson, from the
Island. came in. in a state OF eShilera.
lion. and when Mrs. McManaway bad
,rras;on 10 come into the room, he
knocked rsiowu. McMAnaway pun
ishei him severely for it, and the police
also took hun in charge.
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Unitarian Conference.

ST. LOUIS, May 4.-The 9th session OF
the Western Unitarian Conference is
being held here at the Church OF Mes
siah. Delegates from nearly all the
Western States are present and among
them a number OF gentlemen OF high
rank, as men of learning and influence
in the denomination. The Conference
will continue in session three days, dur.
ing which it is expected large amount
of business will be transacted.
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THE ELECTRIC CIRCLE.
Trouble Between Weston and the Brush
Light Company.

CLEVELAND, o, May A Press dis
patch from New York to the Western
papers says that the Weston Electric
Light Company had obtained patent
involving the principle OF regulating q
large number OF lights on a single cir,
cult of wire, and the Commissioner OF
Patents had given a decision in Weston 8
favor as against Brush which is pro-
nounced by the Brush E'ectric Company
of Cleveland, an entire fslsehood. That
Weston made an attempt to secure q
patent similar 10 Brush's patent oil 1878,
which is the controlling patent, and the
patent office decided directly against
Weston and limited him to his own In.
yention, which is essentially different
from Brush's. Brush has already COM
menced suits against Weston on the
differential magnet patent and on three
ether patents, which it is claimed Wes-
ton ia infringing on.
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SENATE
The Radical Jayhawker Tries to Let the
Party Down Easy.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The Senate
this afternoon went into executive ses-
sion. The motion was made by Dawes,
who, in making il, repudiated the idea
that by so doing he and his associates
were giving up the fight over the Senate
offices, which he considered in Its scope
and character as presenting question
OF great importance TO the future well
fare of the Government, involving as II
did the right OF the majority to rule.
Pendleton asked Dawes to withdraw
that motion for a few moments, which
Dawes courteously refused to do.
Mr.. Beck suggested to Mr.. Pendleton
that it would be indecerous for him to
disturb funeral Grafton; that Riddle
berger and Gorham were dead, let them
die.
Mr.. Dawes trusted this was the fun
eral of the assertion made by the Sens.
tor Beck that the Senate itself should
never pass on its own work.
Mr.. Dawes motion was then agreed
to-yeas, 5S; nays, none. When the
doors re opened the Senate adjourned.
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ANEW CABINET.
The Predictions which Stalwart Leader
Makes Concerning One.

WASHINGTON, May A loquacious
Western Republican, and one whose
LOYALTY and services to the party cannot
be questioned, made prediction last
night that is worthy to be pasted
in ones hat: President Garfeld's
Cabinet will 20 to pieces inside
of year; yes, inside OF six
months. Kirkwood will 90. because the
business of his department has got ahead
of him and will keep ahead. Mac
Yeayh, because he is only expert in an
tasonizing each faction and each wing
of the party. Lincoln, because he is
boyish in all his ways OF business, and
then, too, the sentiment which justified
his appointment is fast disappearing. A
new Cabinet of stronger. better and
more popular material will be formed,
with Blaine and Window as the corner
stones"
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Fed Her on Arsenic,

WORCESTER, Mass, May 4.-Edward
RYAN was arrested yesterday for the
murder OF Mrs. Ryan some time ago.
The victims death being at the time
shrouded in mystery the stomach was
anal, zed and arsenic found therein.
RYAN vas committed without bail. The
officers have been at work secretly on
the case since the death Of Mrs Ryan,
NnY IL 1880
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-05
The Whs ,ling and Lake Erie.

NoRwALK, o., May 4.-Track.layine
on the Wheeling and Lake Erie Rail.
load has just begun at Pixies Station,
toward Wellington, at the rate OF a mile
a cay. Track.laying will soon begin in
the opposite direction, toward Dalton.
1t is expected that by July the cars will
be running from Dalton, in the cosl
fields, to Wellington, and by September
from Dalton to Huron, on the lake.
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W1EETING " VA THURSDAY MORNING, MAY s. 1881.

been made political one
and he regretted that the RePuo-
lican Senators should make state
ments rejecting upon the actions oil the
Democrats OF that State on the question.
Little or nothing had been done LOOKING
to the adjustment OF the debt 9nestlon
between Virginia and West virginia
until 1871. In the early part OF that year
the Legislature OF West Va. had, upon
his motion, agreed to a resolution ior
the appointment OF Commissioner 10
treat upon that subject. Those Com
missioners had proceeded to Richmond,
but had met with nobody with whom 10
treat. Since that time nothing had been
done, to the best OF his knowledge, Dy
either State, officially, with reference 10
the yexed debt question. In 1871 VIZ
ginia had passed what was known as the
"Funding Bill" which had arbitrarily
set aside two thirds OF the debt 70 the
old State and one-third to the
new State. The Governors oil Nr-
pinia had uniformly, since the
passage OF that act, held that
they had no power to answer IRE
calls OF West Virginia for settlement oil
the debt question. The Commissioners
appointed by the State OF West Virginia
had reported the following facts: That
nine.tenths OF the improvements ior
which the debt had been created mad
been located within the State oil vlr,
ginia; that Virginia contained ii,WO
sonare miles. West Virginia but 10000;
that at the time OF the separation the
counties now embraced in the State OF
Virginia contained a population oil
| l22 900, and the counties now embrac'
ed in the State OF West Virginia, 374,-
900, less than one.sixth; that the taxa
BILE property in Virginia had amounted
to s.. 800, 900; in West Virginia to but
$647 900, less than one-sixth. In view
OF these facts, could it be contended
that West Virginia was responsible Tor
one.third OF the debt? Senator Davis
speech was quite lengthy, lasting over
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-05
GARFIELD TRIES TO EXPLAIN
Taas Peculiarly iworded Letter to
Brady.

WASHINGTON, May THE Presidents
attention having been called to a letter
published this morning, alleged to have
been written by him to Hon. ]. A. Hub
bell from Mentor. in which he says:
"Plesse say TO Brady that hope he
will give US all assistance possible"
stated that there was MT line in the
letter that he would have the slightest
objection to giving to the public, and
that the star route contractors were
neither mentioned nor thought Of. 1t
was simply an expression Of the hope
that Brady, q citizen of Indiana, who
was reported to have made an immense
ortune in telephone stock, wou re-
Q Ond from his ample means, in aid of
1 is plrty, on the life and death struggle
then going on in his own State.
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Roush on the Red Men.

CHEYENNE, May 1.-Two companies
of the Third cavalry left Fort Russel,
TO-DAY, for White River. Two CON-
panies Of cavalry also left Fort Sanders
and two left Fort Steele, all for the same
place. Trouble with the White River
Ctes is anticipated and the Government
proposes to overcome or crush the In
dams at the start
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sSo sales. tOGcfei.
PRODUCE.
y ~ Y orr.

Nsv YoaK. May 4.-Cotton- Steady
NJ 100 lGta,IO I3 lSc; futures easy. Flour
Quiet and unchanged: receipts 1900
barrels; exports 1000 barrels. Wheat
Closed steady on cash, and weak on
options; receipts 5000 bushels; ship.
ments 228.OO0 bushels: No. 3 spring
81 I6; No. 3 Chicago 81 Is: No. 2 do
81 q; unaraded red 81 l7@l 2s!: No.
3 do 81 23iSI 23i; No. Edo 81 2etal 2Ii;
No. l do 81 30: mixed winter tl 2Sil9
I "a; uneraded white 81 2ofSl 22: No.
2 do 81 22(9l 23; No. do, sales 5000
bushels, at 81 23iC9l "a: No. red.
seller May, sales $4,000 bushels. at
81 23Si "a Lie; seller June. sales 3l2,.
600 bushels, at 81 20I69i 2Ii; seller
July, sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 1919
I i9i; seller August, sales 5000 bush
els, at 81 I5ls.l l5t. Corn-Ebiriy ac-
tive and q shade higher; receipts 5000
bushels; exports 10000 bushels; nn.
graded 6jIaSOc; No. 8 55t6s.tsc; stfaDer
5siCS 5slc; No. 2 59tCsGOc; log mixed
eOic; No. 2 seller May 5BiaGc; seller
June 55i(S55lc; seller July 5j!fs,5jtc.
Oats-QuIrt; receipts 1900 bushels;
western mixed 45ls57c; white western
u
Hops-steady and In moderate demand;
yearlines l2lslsc. Cofee-Dnll and
unchanged. Sugar-steady; fsir n good
refining 7is7ic. Molasses-S Steady and
In isir demand at 3i.13jc. Rice-In
fair demand. Petroleum-Dnll and
weak; United Soc; refined Tic a.ked:
crude 6it27ic. Tallow-stSsdy and nm.
changed. Rosin-Quiet st 81 7lit@
l75. Turpentine-weak at 3sic. Exxs
Quiet st l3c. Pork k-NominAlly un-
changed. Beef-Quiet and steady. Cut
Meats Quiet and unchanged. Lard
Quiet; prime steam tll GTaIl ~.
Butter-weak and unsettled a. l0ld2te.
Cheese-In buyers favor at losl2ie;;
Lsstber-HemIock sole Z2ls2oc. wool
Weak: domestic fleece BIZ Dc; pulled
1O93sc; unvsshed I2Ce3oc; Texas 100
30c. Netals--Manufactured Copper
-Dull: new shea.bing DC; ingot lake
lsi(alSlc. Pig Iron-Dull snd in boy.
err favor: Scotch go 009A co. Amer.
icsn S19 0o(s25 90; Russia sbeeting l3f9
l5c. Nails-Cut ct 8 06(S3 Is; cIinch
a 635 S.
Cuc1SrlTI, May 4-Cotton-Quiet
and declined ic; quoted ct ioi:. Flour
-firDer bot not quotsbly higher.
wbest-Quiet; No. 2 rcd winter 81 liza
1 ia. Con-Firm; No. 2 mixed 47Ils
47tc. Osts-Quiet; No. 2 mixed co..
Rys-Quiet; No. Isl 2l@l q. Barley
Firm and upchanged. Posk-Fim at
Sl7 50. LArd-Eader at Sl1 Z5. Bolk
MOSS EaGes; shoulder g 90; clear
nib 9 90. Bacou-Stesdy sad unchapg.
ed. whisty-Quiet st 81 o.. Better
Dull and lover.
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rbs w.y the Gar oLsys Orders.

NV YORK, May IA Paris dlspatch
stares that the conditions on which the
Nihilists are willing TO cease their seita-
ton were communicated to the Gar by
q delsae of the revolutionary CON-
mittee. The Gar listened to all the
messenger had to say and then had him
arrested.
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Heaay Halfnann.

PARIS. May A telegram to the In
transigeant announces that an abortive
attempt has made by the Nihilists to
rescue Hessy Helfmann. NJ. Rochesort
is organizing monster meetings all over
France to protest against the barbarity
Of executing Helfmanu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-05
The Debt Of the Two virsinias
naaaial N th.a Euonfrar

WASHINGTON. May 3-Senator Davis,
OF West Virgi mia, rarely speaks in the
Senate unless he has something to say.
n is not gwen to beating the thin air
To hear hisown voice; but when he
asks the attention OF the Senate he is in
structiye, and not a bore. TODAY he
made short speech, to explain in a
business like way the debt OF his State,
which had been unjustly commented
upon by Senator Sherman and the awful
Malone. This he did in such a logical
and convincing way that it had great
weight. He explained that the debt
question in West Virginia had never
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-05
FIVE ES

Lost Yesterday in Texas by Railroad
Accidents.
GALVESTON, May "A Nelrs special
saws: A freight train on the Texas
Pacific Railroad went through a bridge
today killing the engineer Sanders, and
the fireman Doaley, and wounding the
conductor Hooner and brskesmsn.
In another wreck at Katula on the same
road the engineer Johns and a brakeman
and ]. T.. Henderson OF Dallas, telegraph
line contractor, are reported killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-05

,,n9ASY MANY lose their beauty from the bsir
sung ar iadln2. Parker's Hair Balssm
nPphes necessary nourishment, p,e.
sents iallirg sad Erayness. and is an ele-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-05
TROUBLE AT TROY.
The City Without Policemen-Rowdies
Take the Town.

Ttko tuo IOWu.
NKw YORK, May A special from
Troy says the Police Roard will meet
this evening and make another attempt
to break the deadlock. The Sheriff
will undertake to preserve the peace to.
day. The police magistrates have de-
cided to issue warrants to be served by
the deputy sheriffs. Last night the
rowdy element in the lever part of the
city was rampant. On Hill street win
dows were broken and stores despoiled.
There is some talk OF organizing a yigl.
lance committee in that part OF town.
The Unbroken Deadlock.
Troy, n. Y, May 4.-The Police
Commissioners balloted eleven times to-
night for Superintendent without result.
There is talk OF vigilance committee in
South Troy if the dspredations are con.
tinued in the absence of the police. To-
day the roughs fred a load OF straw
burning that aud tenement.
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AN IRISH MAHIFEsTo.
Tenants Urged to Evict Their Lsndio

Tenants Urged to Evict Their Landlord
LONDON, May A manifesto OF the
National Land League OF Great Britain
touching the arrest Of Dillon has been
issued. 1t is signed by Justin Mccarthy.
I, urges the Irishmen Of Great Britain
TO evict their landlords, as they them
selves have been evicted. and 10 wresk
vengeance at the polls on
the apostles OF Liberalism whom
they helped raise TO power.
Michael Breen has been arrested near
Clifdon. county Galway, on charge o'
melting to murder.
AsweIl Spread
Minister Lowell presided at dinner
Of the Literary Fund tonight. In pro-
posing the prosperity OF the Fund be
said: "Whatever advance science might
make imaginative prose and poetic lIter..
ture would always copcurenuy exist.
One hundred and fifty guests we're pres
ent, including Lord Derby, Lord Cole
ridge, Sir Garnet Wolseiey and VS.
count Enfield.
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Nrw YoRK, May 4.-Sara Bernhardt
and party sailed to-day for France.
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RAILROAD BoNDs fair demand and
generally firm.
STATE BoNps-Dnll.
SrocKs-The market opened strong
and buoyant at an advance OF t922 per
cent, the latter for Lake Erie and
Western, and the prices began 10 ad.
vance Immediately upward. The
movement was very decided and the
speculation was on \ very large scale.
There were OF course occasional resc.
tions caused by the realirsiions OF profits,
but the general tendency throughout
the day was in the direction OF higher
quotations, and the market closed
strong at an advance on Yesterdays
fiual quotations ranging from iS7
per cent, the latter in Chicago
and Alton. Other shares prominent
therein were Houston and Texas, Della.
ware, Lackawanns aud Western. Hani.
bal and st Joe, 81. Paul, Mobile and
Ohio and Union Pacific. Marietta and
Cincinnati firsts preferred fell of I per
cent. and second preferred II per cent.
but closed at a recovery OF 4 and per
cent respectively.
The transactions aggregated $4,000
shares, distributed rs follows: Canada
Southern $500. Alton and Terre Hsuts
3,4O0, g.. g., g. Il !. 200, C., G. 4 ]. {.
loo, Chesapeake and Ohio 10000, Della
ware, Lackawanns and Western l23, 900,
Delaware and Hudson 4, 500, Denver and
Rio Grande $500, Fri, 5000. Hannibal
and -. Joseph l4,cOO, Houston and
Texas o, 100, Iron Mountain 800. Illinois
Central q 600. Kansas and Texas l6.0OO
Lake Shore $4,000. Louisville and Nash.
vile 1900. Michigan Central II, 600. Mo-
bile and Ohio 1000, Marietta and Gin
cinnati frsts preferred 5000, Memphis
and Charleston $500, Northwestern 90
900, Nashville and Chattanooga 5000,
New Jersey Central 2,i00. New York
Central $4,000, Northern Pacific
$500, Ohio and Mississippi $500,
Ontario and Western 1900, Ohio Cen.
tral $500, Pacific Mail 5000, Peoris,
Decatur and Evansville $500, Reading
800, st. Paul $1,000, st. Paul and
Omaha 1000, Texas Pacific 1900, Union
Pacific 5000. Wabash Pacific 23,0OD.
Western Union 5000 and Indiana,
bloomington and Western 5000.
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, 10 murder.
A eweIl Spread
THE EXPLODED DorEREL-
ons Hundred and Rorty-;hres Asi
KfIfAd

LONDON, May 4-The victims ot the
explosion on the sloop OF var Doterei
number officers and l35 men killed; !;
8 officers and IA others we're saved.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy At 2 to- Per csnt-6ovsrn-
msnh Quiet and firm-fIour Dull
and Unehanged-wheat Fair.
b Active and = Shade
Higher - Hogs
Steady.
FINAHCn.
New York.

New YoRK. May 4.-Moxu,-Market
easy at sos per cent, closing at 3 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 4iS5 per
cent Sterling exchange, bankers bills
strong ct 4sii; demand ASH.
siLvER-At London 6lid per ounce;
bar silver here III; subsidiary silver
coin t(Sl per cent discount
GovERSNExrs-Quiet and generally
Arm
Daily Republican., 1881-11-08
BEFOXE MAYOR.
A Burglary Averted Five bad
Boys have Hearing.

A rather seedy looking individual
giving his name as Frank Cornell, wa.
before the Mayor last evening, charged
by Fannklin Galley, who lives on the
Newport pike, near the Toll gaze, with
entering his house in a suspicious way
The prisoner denied the Charge, saying
that she mistOok me for the wror,
man anl let the right man 60. r
evidenSe was strongly against Lin
ne was sentenced TO 10 days at
Castle.
Five bad boys, their ages ranging
from ten TO fifteen years. and hanie'i
Thoma, McCaullev, Harlan Feaster,
Howard England, Frank Cole and Jos
eph Guthrie, were before the Mayor
last evening, charged with diSorderly
conduct at Seventh and Spruce streets
The bo, are in the habit OF conyregat.
ing on the corner in this vicinity, ana
annoy the neighbors and paSSers- by
With their loud and Misterous taking
Tbey have been repeatedly warned t.
desist from lotiaDg on this corner, Oul
they would not obey the req lest ana
warrants were accordingly issued fol
the Al rest of several of them, with the
above result. There has been so many
complaints made before the Mayor
,a.ely about disorderly boys and young
men who congregate in crowds on cor
ners and in front of business houses
that he is determined to break the nul
sanco up, and will punish a such OF
tenders of the law severely. lie re
duired these boys to pay the costs o
the case ard give bonds in the sum CT
500 for their future good behavior.