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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07

Tie Republicans SHOW themselves Mas.
tera OF the Situation, aud then Resume
Executive work.
WASHINGTON, May The m1.ion or
Mr.. Harris for an executive session Of the
Senate 10 day was voted down by the Re.
publtcans, which led TO the impression
that the Republicans we're resimtng the
dead lock. The Democratic motion TO ad.
journ was also voted down. Mr.. Dawes
thon moved an executive session, which
was csrtied unanimously. The action Of
the Republicans was 10 keep control oI
business In their hands and assert their
majority for the President.
The action on the New York nomlna.
tions upset the Republicans plans and
they have not yet undertaken to reatrange
them. There is talk OF fixing an early
day Tor a, ,urnment, and, as Senator
said that he intended 10 bring the subject
up In the executive session. This even.
lug all the nominations reported from the
committee have been confirmed, bit
about one hundred remain for committee
action.
Several Republican Senators again went
10 the President this morning and urged
him to withdraw Robertson, on The
pronnd that II would fstnOve all trouble
and open the way for nominations Ii
New York entirely Satisfactory 10 all Re
publicans. The President again positively
refused, saying he desired hsrniony, bu
couldn't now, alter the threats that have
been made, withdraw Robertson. A SEN
S,or, who 10 against Robertson, said tC
Cohkling that he believed Robertson wsl
certain to be confirmed. Mr.. OonklinI
replied that he did not believe 90, ant
said he was Aa cob6dBnt as ever. II 10 ev
ident, however, that 4 large msjotity o
Senators support the administration, ant
the Senators who do say Robertson vii
be confirmed within week.
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NEw YoRx, May -Mt. Henry E. All.
bey, who piloted Bsthiatdt go successful.
" Though the country, sailed in the
steamer Republic to-day, and will remain
abroad until next fall. Ramof has II that
Mf. Abbey, with II. q, jarrett, will engage
Adelina Patti, whose modest terms per
night are 5000 Patti, II is Raid, is greatly
IN need oI funds, Aud II II ls posSibls TO
conquer her dread Of seasiCkness, and
$50, 1000 10 thought TO be potent enough. II
is probable Americans will have an oppor'
lunity Of enjoying this great pfima donna,
II Ia also fiIe 10 theatrlCal circles that MI
Abbey has his eye on Nine. Modjeska
but this tfanecendent actress, II is known
will not visit this country Ior two years.
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A sire cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and tjlcerat d Piles has been discovered by
DR., williams ian Indian remedy called Dr..
Wiiiiams's Indian Ointment. A single bux
hns cifed the worst chronic cases Of twenty.
i've and thirty years standing. No one need
suffer Eve minutes after applying this won.
defiul southiOg medicine. Lotions, instfu.
nents and Electuafles do more harm than
good, WilliAmSS Ointment Absorbs the
tumors, alays the intense itching (particu.
lAfly at night after getting warm In bedl act,
IA poultice gives instant and painless relief
and is prepared only for Piles, Itching oI
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hen. j. NJ. COlIlnbetry, O.
Cleveland, sgys about Dr.. Wllllams's trdlar
Pile Ointment; | have used scores OF pill
cures, end II affords me pleasure to say that
have never found anything which gave s1cl
immediate and permanent relief o. Dr. Wi
liAms's Indian Pile Ointment
For sale by all druggists, or mailed OIL re
ceipt Of price, 81 90.
West \ McConahey, Druggists and Apoth
ecaries Dank Building, Bridgeport, ohio
Logan. List 4 Co., Wholesale Agenp, Wheel
Ing, ", Va NWI4W
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An Uniaue ITnn S.,,.....

BALTIMORE, Nd, May O.-The schOOpe,
Jo'ephin-the only iron schooner aver
built In the United States, or that syel
sailed in American wAters-is attracting
considerable attention as she llea n
smiths dock foot Of Gay street. She wsC
built and launched in MAY lsSt, bv Vim
Trump x son', Of philadeiphiS, her bnll
Is6 GIsing constructed wholly Of iron, She il
~ ~ ieel long At keel and lgy feet over ali
Que is the only iron Centet.boatd aailins
vessel 10 the world, those which are il
Ssun Ese on t, the other side Of the herring pond
U'ai U'elnS built with keels lIer psFticuial
,,n!u ,m.ues are supposed to be power 10 en-
uute heaVy weather and wear.
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SAN FANcMco, May CA Guaymas dis.
patch via Tucson, says that the Guberna.
torlal election was unusually quiet
throughout, Each poll was guarded by
Federal troops, but their interference
was not rGqnil ed by the civil authorities.
Everything points To the election Of o. X,
0rteze, q present Congressman. An ex.
pedltion Is being formed to root out a
band Of American and Mexican horse
thieves In Ariops district, near the Ari.
zona border. The Governor OF Ariope
asked the co operation Of Gov. Fremont OF
Arizona.
Official news just received states that the
route oi the General r. R. has been changed
and will pass through Magtlalena and
strike the Arizona border In the vicinity
Of Santa Cruz where II will skirt the from.
tior till connected with the A. o, s. Foo.
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A MnnleIpaI how Al .I.nI.n.I,,.

=, SfRVnESviLLE, May O.-1hs decision In
Tue case Of a conflict Of jurisdiction be-
.Ne'n M the Mayor and the Uity Marsha,
Sn ,,I,' rendered by Probate Judge Jordan
ias i,a., morning, Aischarglng Marshal Cahil
,",a mVm custody. The Judge held tllSt the
,e'utn .s Of Mayor Marion did moi sbow ihSi
va, ,b Ibuense had been committed and 1
NJ Nh solleiofe Ilneteiofe no defense against ,6s wfi
i '',Sn "s.. @'2rp@ The decision Of the JudV,
ls,sS SSp,eI1IIy !, sustained by citizens regard
iSD !; !; politics, and lawyers Of the CITY sus
ptob.h !. unanimously. The matter viii nov
R,iion RiiO'y come before Council for In yesll
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A BOOM Is CHAIN
Resulting from she Low Ratss Oi
FFeIghIs 10 Europe,

Resulting from the Low Rates Oi
FFeIEhis 10 EuFOpe.
NEw York, May e.-Wheat and corn
are two cents higher than at the opening
yesterday on account Of the continued
light receipts, the strong vlsWs Of holders,
the increased demand far export caused
by the lowest rates Of ocean freight
known since 1885, and the height Of shorts
who are covering their ContrA6ts Tor June
even, Rs well as for May, lest the cliques
who hold stocks shall run corner for
that month also. Lard and pork have
broken ten and fifteen cents, In ocean
iFeights Tor grain decline, this morning,
to two pence was asked for TO Liverpool
and one penny was the best bid for one
boat load. Itis learned that some Of this
weeks steamers are not yet filled, and
want grain Tor ballast.
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ORRVlLtE, Ono, May 5.-A meeting ol
Tue Board Of Directors Of the Wheeling
and Lake Erie Railroad was held here
to-day. ChieI contractor q. G. Griggs and
Chief Engineer Thomas s. King, were
present. 1t was announced that this meet.
insWSa 10 decide the line Of the road from
IKE Station, on the New York, Pennsyl.
VAniA and Ohio, to the Ohio river. Dele.
cations were here and presented their
statements Of the inducements they had
to offer the road from MassiIlon, Dalton,
SnlthVille, FAlrvIew, Afkana, Navarro,
Stenville and Beach City. Sessions Of
ne Board were held this morning, In the
Afternoon, and they are together tonight,
Alter the different delegations have been
heard from Chief Enginer Elanlon viii
make his report Of the survey Of the dlt.
isfent lines. 1t is Judge CoChran's opInion
NAY no definite conclusion viii be reached
al this meeting. " ~ 'V'""ON
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NEW YOAk, May 0.-The Norwegian
bark, 1nga, arrived at this port, brought
the crew Of the Steamer Belize, Of Sun.
derland, Captain Eldridge, from New Or.
leans for Copenhagen, which, on April Is
was sighted lying on her beam end, with 4
flag Of distress flying, and ID q sinking
condition. The BeliEe's boats on The
statboard side, and the attethouse we're
washed away. The thga bore down tC
her and took OF her crew, consisting oI
twentyslhTee men. Soon after the BELIZE
went down, stern first All hands were
much exhausted, thevessel having been
disabled three days.
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1,all matters entering into the right oi
r,v tor the HempGeld extenaion through
,si,ci.y the irsightrate on coke should be
matter Of prime consideration with the
noppcil, II Wheeling is not to have a
,,.,,ntse Of substantial advantages In this
'Oluportant item, she has, as matter oi
c,u,se, a really small interest in the exten'
,ou, Cheap coke is the alpha and omega
olour manufacturing interest In the move
mspt. We want the same mileage basis oI
n,s, that Pittsburgh now cnjoyP, and
,Dy recommendations to Council by the
Railroad COmmitts in regard 10 ths right
Of way should provide for an express
guarantee on this point
We do not intimate any uuwillingneta
on ,bs part Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio peo'
Oleto d, tho desirable thing In this mat
tsr 30 lar as we know they have eI-
pressed no opposition to giving us the ad'
yautages Of our position on the line, but
ItisweIl bee1pliCit in go important mat.
ter and leave nothing for future arrange.
ment.
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OSE BY one our older citizens are pass
iagaway. An unusual number Of them
have died in tho last few months. We
noted yesterday Mr.. s. Fl. Woodward'f
death. This morning 1t ia our painful
duty to announce the death ot Prof. ]. Q,
lIsvey ono Of our most estlmable and
useful cidl,nS-a genial, upright and ex'
csIIent man. Mr., Hervey was son oi
ReS,DAyid IIervey, Of Brooke county, one
oiths old patriarChs OF that region-per'
hAps the oldest native Of the coun.
" now living in its borders. The
family were among the early
Presbyterian people who figured
Ia tho history Of the forks OF Wheeling
C'etk two generations ago, and have
always been noted for their good citizen.
ship.
Ptoi, llerysy filled an important posi-
ton 10 our midst as Superintendent Of
Oity SchOols-a position that he was hap
PLY qualified to Oil by reason OF his high
character, his scholastic attalnments and
hIG long experience as a teacher His
death will leave void that will be hard
10 Gil with a man Of like character and
qualifications.
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New YoRx, May 6.-1t is reported In
theatrical circles on wha, Is believed to be
reliable authority, that Mary Anderson
finds her step.father's close control Of her
and her affairs ifksone, and has summoned
up courage enough to resist him. The acl
which provoked her 10 this irmnesa finally
was tho investment Of upwards Of $lO0, 900
Of Mary's earnings In Col. GriGin's name,
instead of her own.
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MEMPHIS, May 6.-The appeals wlnona,
Miss, special says: Yesterday afternoon
while some school children were playing
Under q small tree In the yard Of W. F,
Hammock, a highly respected citizen
lightning struck the tree and Immediately
killed Mamie and Willie Hammock, aged
nine and eight yeats,aud Mary HlshtoWer
AGED ak,
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GOVERNMENT GOSSIP.
DoinGa Of the Departments and BareaH
BFlelN

DOlHkb OI tuo departments anu Bureau
WASHINGTON, May Gas the result Of
the conference between President Gar
field, the Secretary Of War and Generals
Sherman aud Sheridan, On order has been
prepared and will probably be promul.
gated tomorrow, restoring the military
divisions to the same status as before the
order OF December 18th, 1880, which
created the division oil the Gulf BY the
new order General schofeld Is placed on
waiting orders until further orders OF the
President, with full pay. The territory
formerly embraced In the Division Of the
Cult is restored 10 the Division Of the Mis-
souri,, which will remain under the COM
nand OF Lieut.. General Sheridan. The
Divisions of'the Atlantic and Pacific re.
main unchanged under the command,
respectively. Of General Hancock and
General Mcdowell.
Commodore Shufeldt, who has been ap.
pointed naval attache OF the United States
at Pekin, leaves for China next week, and
will carry the official notification Of the
ratification Of the Chinese treaties.
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ClSclSNArt, May GA Gassts'S special
from Canton, o., says: MIS- Chas. Maury
died last evening from a mistake In taking
mediaine. Morphine powders had been
prescribed twice day and quinine pills
every three houfs. She reversed the order
with a fatal result, She had been married
but two weeks.
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Experimenting with n New Telephone.
NEw YoRK; May GA very interesting
experiment with new telephone, invent.
ed by Robert NJ. Lockwood and his son,
william, Of this city, was tried between
New York and Philadelphia over the or.
dinary telegraph wire. The result was a
surprise 10 oil who were present. Con.
versation, even 10 a whisper, In Philsdel.
phia5was heard with perfect distinctness
OF articulation, such Rs iB perfectly prAC.
ticable for commercial purposes. The phn.
Cipal claimed by the inventors is that Of
molecular disturbance and tho suppress
aim nj ali vihratinn.
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MtLwAUKEa, May o. There is no change
in the attitude oil the railroad strikers, ex.
Cept that some Of the Chicago 4 North.
western men went 10 work at the slight
advance offered by the company, The
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul will NOT
Compromise.
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,,'.i" "iv lORK, May 0-Iust as The steamer
,as. ,,''uet =. was leaving her wharf man was
%s, J,vT ,S' 70 Ieave her With large package un.
Sn,. "v' .I' s,m' The Custom House officers
ospSc,eh VooJ. !. that he was taking smugVled
IiSSs',"ss.l Iir' ashore and utdeted him 10 halt.
Al bjm Inu H they pursued, shooting twice
Gb"n. % Out without effect. Object k siiey
bon's n aplqfed him. AZ the station
Sln,m v 'ne prisoner gave Lie name az Geo
vera i,Sn SnI god chains valued al $4,Oo(
'"e found In bis possOssIon.
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CiSciSNArt, May GA GallipoliS, Ohio,
special to the GasstI., says: Reuben Btay,
a prominent and wealthy citizen commit.
ted suicide. He had suffered great trouble
on account Of his daughter, who recently
died ID a house oil III fame in Iowa, and
his mind seemed 10 break down. He
iounda shot gun which had been hidden
from him and blew his brains out.
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PHnADELPntI. May0.-Flo1r steady; Min
nesola extra IS bOA6 no.; Ohio extra g Goa
9 Oyi do new process 80 5Oa0 10 Illinois fancy
90 25; liinnesota patent ~ 7OaB 76 Rye
nJut IS Co. WheAt hlghefj No. 2 red IN ee-
valor 81 2sHai 20; ni1ed In elevator 81 81;
No. 9 red May 81 2ijGal 25IG June 81 2lN
nj 22i July 81 lsHal 1871 Corn in good
demand saIl yellow and track LOa8)c sail
mixed May 6SSSa6s3ic; June 60itONC July
6GJSa5OHc. Oats In good demands No. l
white b2fc: No. do GOa6lC; No, 0 do
ISXa4Oo. Provisions firm; inesS beef tl3 OO;
India mes1 beef i2g 90 prime ineS pork
Rls bO hams, smoked Sl2 UO Lard, prime
steam 81 90 kettle tl2 OOAi2 I2X Butter,
fancy scarce, Others dull; creamery extra
2la2jc; do good to choice 2Oag3c New York
and Bradford county, Pa, 6Gtrn 22a24c;
dalfy extra l7aisc, do good TO chnice l4ai7o.
Eggs nominally unchanged CHEESE Quiet
and firm. creamery i2HC Petroleum firm at
7NG Whisky steady At u %.
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pRopUCrlONs or RAILS.
output OF the Mills LaAt Year In ExGeaS
Of that OF Any Previous Year,

Of that OF Any Previous Year.
PHILApMPHIA, May 6.-The Secretary
Of the American Iron 4 Steel Association
has obtained complete returns from the
manufacturers for the production OF iron
and steel rails for the year 1880. In biz
report he states that the production Of oil
kinds OF rails In the United StAtes In lSSC
far Surpassed the production OF any pie
vious year, aud reached the enormous
quantity OF l,46l, 1897 Snst tons, or 1905
3i2 gross tons. This Is 81 per cent more
than the production OF 1870.
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Tpr National Committee OF the Green
,,,E party are called to meet Atst' Louis,
,a,s7 and General Butler Is advertised
=, '' mako a CireenbaCk speech in Lansing,
yi,b,, on the Fourth Of July. Weaver
a'.s ~s 'bout insisting that there iS yet life
Ia Ma marty,
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,,.. ,."aAuSsSVlLLE, May 0.-Geo. II. Wells,
,n1 ,MS,oa N.,a, o. Anderson, jumped Of at Mlngo
PtSbu,AsuHIlL' G uAu IlL' leg Cnt of below the knee by
mo,nTa1 mTne passenger train No, 8 this
PGpS, ~. ne Was bnyipg q Plltsburgh
"'@ paying the heWSboy,
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OF pork and its products, the market Is
steady with moderate amount OF busi.
meas, In pork and lard prices rose and
the market is under control OF operators,
who have thus far been able to handle 1t
about as they pleased. .
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Sr. PAUL, May Gin crossing the Chip.
pews river at Benson, a skiff containing
i've persons was capsizsd, and Mrs. Callen
and her three'yearold son were drowned.
Their bodies were recovered To day.
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Two thousand people witnessed the
game between the Chicago and Cleveland
Olubs. The following Is the score:
ChIctEOs .... ............,...O 90 o o O2o ~
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Victor IluEO's Bad cold.

pARts, MAyG-viCtor Hugo Is still sui
tsfihg from bis indsposttion, brought on
by severe cold, but his friends are nc
longer apprehsnslvs OF danger.
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Che gntelIigEnter
-. % and ~ ropr.eenth street
,.,te Republican primaries this even

Al lhe Republican P7'l77''9 '7
,o,srs will ballot directly for the
W. ',i1,tes for the position to be filled,
''I,, ,,I,s or the Municipal Court, and not aS
,'.S ,',',otore, for delegates to a city con-
'',,ioD, Voters should bear this impOr-
W., ,c, in mind. There will be no con-
s,o,iop following the primaries this
.,.,ios. The candidate is to be chosen
ti,sctly at these primaries
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ru,c,oo makes a booming business
..an,t this morning, There is thorn in
",", ~, ,o'e however, in the shape Of the
~, .,ri,cbmeps strike, which is a serious
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NEw YoRE, May 0.-COtton easy at 10 9.l6a
10 l3.lOc: futures steady. Flour hrm 70.
ceipts 10000 barrels; exports 1900 barrels;
BupeFfne s ate and'western "a 00a4 SO; com.
mon IN good extra 81 66a4 sc; good TO choice
81 S5a0 IS; white wheat extra So OOa0 90;
extra Ohio and 81 Louis 81 8Oa6 75; Min.
nesOta patent 50 26aS co. Wheat higher, and
moderate export trade receipts l0O, COO bush.
els; exports 1900 bushels; No. 8 string
81 lOH No. 2ChiCarO and Milwaukee 81 20a
| n ungraded red 81 lSal 2S;NO. 8 do
81 4h; No. 2 do 81 28ai 20IT; steamer do
81 20; mixed winter 81 25al 9'E; ungradOd
white 81 2Qhal 2Oi No. 2 do 81 241{al 26i
No. do, Paes 2S,0OO bushels, at 81 Goal Tx;
steamerS 81 24Al PAX No 2 red May, sales
A, 900 bushels ut 81 25al 20; June, sales 4CS.
OOO bushels NJ 81 22<a1 23M July, sales
2iO,0O0 bushels ut 81 2Oul 2OX An.
gust sales $1,000 bushels, at 81 i6Xai 10.
COrn opened xalo better, closed weak and
the advance partly lost receipts 1900 bush.
els exports 10000 bushels; ungradcd bSAa
b9XOissteamor G0HaO2c steamer yellow BOXa
CSC low mixed B2c; No. Q May b7ha67Go;
June 65NaG6ci July bGa5GNc. Oats fairly
active and shale higher; receipts ii 900
bushels western mixed 4UaI7 No; white west.
ern 47a64c. Hops nOninnlly unchanged.
Coffee quiet and steady; RIO cargOeSK0al2HC;
Job lots 0AAi3Hc. Sugar firm. MOlasses Cn.
changed. Rice SteGdy. Petroleum quiet and
firm; United 7SXo; crude GXa7Xc refined 80.
r dlOw 0XA8 9.IOc. ROsin higher and nrmer
at 81 76al Sax. 1urpentine steady al 3Sa3S Ho.
Eggs quiet and firm at l3nl3HC. Pork
steady old me,S.sl0 CNai8 12II; do repacked
$l7 %; new quoted nj $i7 n. Beef quiet and
firm. Cut meats easier and dull; long clear
20 90; short clear ~ 90. Lard weak prime
steam $ll U0al1 O2X. Butter quiet and un.
changed. Cheese steady and unchanged.
CHICAGO. May G.--Flour nominally un.
changed. Wheat active, firm and higher;
No. cred winter 81 O7al Os7<; No. Chicago
spring 81 O3Aat O4 cash 81 OF May 81 O51a
OjH June 81 OK July; 81 GOAL cox Au.
gust; No. 3, 03aDSNc; rejected 7OaS3c. Corn
fairly active and n thade ligdcr vi 1910 cash
aud May 4SNc June: 439ta43Nc July; 4j5Gc
August rejected i0XC Onts unsettled, but
generally higher al $50 cash; 37Nc June;
30No July; 2BHC August; sales 3SA. Rye
fairly active and shade higher al 81 l6ai 70.
Barley steady aud unchanged, Pork fairly
active, shade higher and irre1i ar at Bl7 46
al7 so cash; $i7 40 May; 81 30 June; $i7 37X
ali 40 July; sl7 Sax August Lard unsettled,
but generally lower at tll 20 cash $ll liza
II 20 June &il 22KRll 2j July; sli 22X Au.
gust; sales vi l6all %. Bulk meats active,
firm and higher; shoulders s. 80, short rib
tS 80; short clear 81 %. Whisky steady
and unchanged ut 81 or.
The following shows the fluctuations In The
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday,
"a reported by John M. Hoon 4 Co., brokers,
| No, il60 Main street.
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NRw YonK, May e-Four thousand
seven hundred immigrants have arrived Al
Castle Garden during the past SttWenty'iOur
houfa,
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sheep hhehFihg Festival Rt Woodstock
WooDsTocK, ILL. May O-An Illinois
State sheep shearing festival was held
here yesterday on the fair grounds. There
was a large attendance, and o great many
gheOp Wefe Hhofn.
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TUSis, May 0.-The Dey has addressed
Q fresh protect To the Powers imploting
them in the name Of humanity to stay the
horrors OF war.
The report is confirmed that five power.
iul native Tribes have revolted aud refuse
10 submit either 10 The Bey or the French.
The Bsy ia atrenuously ehdeavoring 10
regain his authority,