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, 1881-06-03
~. Fleet Chartered Ycstcr-
hL''ss sso to Garry Corn to
wy Buffalo.
.,r,,ncr Arrangement Of the
IL 0u s0'arlcb steamboat Trans
portation Limo.
nor Cascade, Ashore below
sapSsso, ';'ssso point. Released With
out 1)AnitsEo'
=, r,e,rbt,-Accidouts-Areand tho
It7'ss 'sstt,.sThrivals t.il and Depart- y,
D'' nrrs-Notes. -. =
.oy1, GATHERINGS.
-. ,rsC4ilE 1s1it.EAAEfl,

It ,AJI;t =
1h's sSsc Ahh n".'tAann' u,.,
,.,rou,nItnlnro and Cnshotfe'' sueeecacu
n,'aE', '.a xs,ter,.ay, after several hours Of
vi aS" - N pulling tho gchtr,ner Caseasle or
r,,t,cS hclo~ t'r's'e '";,. % 'aa .' W. u4.,..n.,
* ft,o.d of cellar pns1s NM pce!i AHuteEca'
ss,rcr sustained b,it slight tlnmnyo, ow-s
o. Ss" ~. II,bt .rs. she wns towcd into port hy
1 ~ l,annvl're ,,,,t,,,a
TIT p'tf-1mcKH.
| .bounrr F.nTr tlrntliers his Es1n0 into h1ll4
'se%' 'ns,tsrrs' aogs iu receive new stern.
neftcaso Wy .;i,.t,t',.s, -, ~:
t''ss ~. one los. In tl,u cfa!lsint between tho
rt r'aser mr md EnrssDn street hFl'!xo Wctinestlay
Fs zine C0ppaily II nis" ,.,1is .tr.st ~,
sE,,Ip to tbls p5rt.
TIE GnnRlllcl sl''A "'"'af t"Hh'
M new SUMMER airAnRHneaI " tuu ,a.. u
t,aSteslIita. sr tls,trG ind Jhn,vrst
X sNss a.r trI,,s hrtwceu this Il}rt md MIl-
tse rhV Hfewheti alehill1r tiofona Will
~ 'sslst ,s$yeen milwaukee, and Maniiowoe., mud
+ ~ Mprpelers aIciininit1ec ~! Gty " h,na.H;
q sl ply between the l'orts OF Ailwaakoo atiu
\ faaallaseH' ..,. ,.,r,,uru -
LAHi fh4.'"'. ,.,
Gue large Sst WE y, c.,.sI., ,,oui X
e,u yetleraay, ~ M,f,,ia ira r,,iInr r,t.; o,,
nt1 t1d a. ~ 10 ,.,t i,:r- ~, t,1fs a,:r. md
IN W. - i,:s. 4: TIir cn9auot,,cuts were; For
as.iiS ass..inHi'r,iHicr New York, b9,tkN corn; pro-
g. i,ca i.iuhnond @j,0bJ ccrtl, f5,00 tsflcat;
rrnrs.lcf Cula, yt.uto corn. lD,01 wheat; Tlro.
sns$SttSf;t,.on Campbell. 1osHO corr; prnpellcr
il llutlrr, 1ls,!sD QUIZ nr"!,el'Gr IN oLnlcNRo.
gM corn: ptopellef tanGet S,nie %ss.. .m cuf1;
rr,elIer rrdgcos', t.,hn c3fmi i sHaoo"ET ~, =;
tNeb shoo cofn, sSl1 .sttrnrn. a.t,nnn"r
etr: teao9auyyr, ay, 'nr,,. sni,,,,nnr l. Il Enrw|ii
Eixrec, ~" o,.u,,,nr Vnrter' 6ffxss cGrns
An) cofn'w " Iinn,,n IL mi tH,rn. st.hoonertss
xhGaef !. ,n y; avn, snhnnner tsrn,srnr yE GsHe
+ n,sd a,ai'' fI,mhrr ut,l other COURSE frptohtR
snssu. ~ ssnortn,i cns!cr. though no lower r1tes
.e',,'+,pi ssss
TX IN Inn xloy thrco chnrtprs Tor Kingston
- ns snro,nrfs tI taking eIout O0,OO bu Of corn
ies s,a al'N'1"s9'
~.,,,,ho, Hoct auilrtl ycstcr,1nv.
n..,..,r.,,n,p,n 1,nylf,snu ia in r,nrt.
rs.,a ~. s,,;mmrrs ,,rn r,yelviuu ~ ccnta.
ss.sa !, mi n vcsscl NJ tho humber market.
~. m..:,soonor tvfr 1,rnnsor haa n ,,cv t,,ro-
rh
nvn extremely dull nlong tho docks ycstcr-
tsj
1aa propeller 14awrcreo arrived yesterday
trpn lhc loxrr lakes.
ou,e heavy sflllnll passed over the lake
rnt3;3) Yesterday afternoon.
n. anrhn+ Ispe sttumer Unrtgon t.nir,ni,nif
ie tGo fa,,, anx"ts f,,,'InIn IN 81 nrc,,,r,w
, 1881-06-03
CITY IfE<fL TSHY,fI'|c,

1IfOR SALE CHEAP -1sxllB-tA, CORNER
i IN Wentworth nv. nrnr T~rntJ .scv,lntsat,
Tw,s-<Ify hfek, II ryHsls rlbhosf hptt,sGnt4pt,
7Wanft.fnuyh..t. nttaT Wtnt*ttt ta?s. -.
ot,tet. twenty -hnirtt.si. 1nnr Wnnt~n7th-hr., y
s!1i IN WcntwDrlh.Ay.. ncnr T~tHty y-suurthNt. ~
lat IN Dnnrlh-ht t1eAr IN satitt'sL
.,2tk'dt east front, M Watast-ax,. near ThietT-
thlrJ.sf+
41si0h es,rneF N"rth Wells xrd 1iills.sE
Il feet un ltntteftIet.HL.A corner with two build.
inHx. Hnrth OF Twrflt , .nnth.Ht. vol rented.
stDFa with dwelling ubIvc. with R.isl barn and lot,
OF snnth l1n!atnd. nehr Thirt y-fontth.st
fty.lFae-st. $l.lll
TMo-st,lty huusC good order. HnttcfnN1tl.sf. near
1hrty.thirl-st. FttASk X WflIrjLE.
In Snlf.nt.. III,
, 1881-06-03

tpitn,iIh now senncr Il expected 10 nrrlvc In
thIs "ity tu-,norluw by noon with !0 cScltsioil'
i5ta on board,
, 1881-06-03

ItE1fL ES11iT,E W'LiNTI;iJ.
VNANTED-CliE.ar COTTAGE AND
w lut West Slide. worth fr,uIn t11D 10 tl,fll
Aldresa giving location and price. X ~. rrlbu1o
Gntc0.
, 1881-06-03
f1Oil SAi.E-

FoH sAI'Es-
2sktnEy hnu9s Win lnts Fous!h.av ntar ftnFrson'ht
MlI IN fNBt, WabnsE. nv, mar Ftlfty .hetstnf-tt
iaKltsi r9tt, Wnhas .Ht., ctrtiRr Fht1t.slttii-tt
lU,tll1I tett. ft4ts-xt-, heAr FuEtysttl!rt.
1gixlul fact, st.ata.st. near Fl W y-thirtl.
~ DtR, fqhlHl}.ats. near 1f1y-fuurt1t. a..
~ tNtx, West Huron md Ettn. .stH Hprf Eol1c.
" ts. tnrHeida accHAslbo by Illinois Cnttrn 1toad.
<3fluQ fent+ kinlbnrk-hy., nehf FIftf-fourth.sL
j, W, FANiiN,
III WeRilinNtpN.5t.
, 1881-06-03

TOK SALE-A LARGE FRAME BUILD
L. ing TN you'd Hftwhukgu-as. ef,fnGr. {l1,HIJ; rtnt
Ing for t1:al; an excellnnt investment. HENRY
WA1.LEM. jill. ID ueutbnrn.rt
, 1881-06-03

rJNO RENT-A NEATLY-FUNNISlIE
l. rouu tor Dhs ur tw0 prntlGu!eHt lssnuIltc pre-
t.rre,l; stseat-cnrs pass tls dur. fnqulrD nj u
EIyhfnunth.kte :
, 1881-06-03

VHTANTED-TO NEST-A NICELY
wv furnlshed rum. nb'ut betwGcn ktnL,o unI
Er,c-sts.s thurman fatty pyuEcrfcd state terms. Ad
dYgse \ y, Tribune ulllse. .--.,--
, 1881-06-03

WERT SIDE.
rT,O lENT-S:D-SEVE FLAT,
l. ID stNry. IN spnef fr.nt building 1871 West Madf-
kOn.st. rErHMMlN HAY. Hsl ttnndUph-st. -
, 1881-06-03
-kCh HA1H -
ON NnIALiMENTH. As
WtW. ktMBALtA
CptnVr Et6to NRd Au1M1.

ls AtN 100 a'rATK.BT
Vo$s ! sons ItANos,s UrhIGiiTS lite
TaEus eiU niyntbly. ADAM SHARP. a7a Wost AaI-
, 1881-06-03

U7ANTED-.TO KENT-BY a YOUNG
w cnuplo from tho cuuntry, for huusekeernH.4 II
7FtU3!a Or t1stlnxO In pleasant lIehlIuh rent f1
las; n0 children. Good references. Address w VI.
Tribune Office.
, 1881-06-03

SOUTH 8rpE.
ITO RENT-DE.AUTIFUL FURNISHED
i <1DMs+ by tho uar wgek- - Exst flarFison-sa,
htwten Wabash an1 AtchtNAh-nvs.
, 1881-06-03

T1OK SALE-Dy MA'FSt,N HILL, NUUM
~ J. tlrannla tih,ck. ~. III t,caeborn-st:
DltExEL l.uUt.EvA vAHn-iiuuso and Mt near
forlietb,Mst: ~ ;EdnnK-Fuo,n nnd ktct1en on par'ot
INDIAN t.-7-stoyy and basement nnd Ftonch-
- fh'ftf s0ns*s NEAR Esrh rh!eBHth.at.t $4,1A
LAKE-NV.-I!unbB nnd 1t-f1bi lot ntar Don1lAa
Htnelnnt dsnlnE.ruOt nhd kktchOti TN bAftor Dours
EtDU,
, 1881-06-03

A GOLDSMl1), LOAN OFFICE, ~ EAST
~. Aiatson.st tlleensodl. Ealab!lk,od ls.,. lila.
H1nnl bIukor and buiilon deaior Caah ta!d for o!d
GyA1e.I, WY l+Nrsiyr ut. Denver.
, 1881-06-03

ITO KENT-Fl.AT OFF ROOMS, NO. 10
l. Thttty.hrst-yL. hchr Mtehisun.nY. \. W.
AFAfSHEls, - IlIarourn-st., ltuuRlt
, 1881-06-03

ESTRA YEU-ONE SO1{IllsL HORSE,
-lI uuu bay !lDrse with nnd wh!le hind fn0t and
White fncO, Unu browM ho.se, wfl.c fncc and uhste
hind ft,t. M3u rtIwtll IN. Return cMyH nfOrmn.
tUn and recuve Si6 fowMti 1t JOSEPH Y vtALs farm.
ii. ErnaIHu Ut H. il. F0tDoa Btahes. n and u East
, 1881-06-03

ITO ,RENr-A LAlsGE ROOM, 50N10o,
VII, poHar; thenl,; Apply to +. J. WILLIAMS
, 1881-06-03

A Ii. RECOMMEND Mrs. FRANKS, B,t
West AnHS4p.Yt., let AlttiAes up turU, ffinyF,
taMliJ 1ua Luslnuss ttuublsa. Fccs u cehts " H.
, 1881-06-03

SUBURBAN. REAL ESTATE.
111OH SALE-10 AEHES NEAL NEW
IL Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy car nhDpS, at 4iU
tar aore. HESitf WALLER. Jh, ~ Denrbnrn.st.
E1Olt S.Al.E-~40 ACRES SOUTH OF
~ c!tr: c!nSu to dohut: tJI per acre. HENRY
WAl.l.E!t. J1s-, 1Ui }earhurn.se,
, 1881-06-03

THOR SALE-'rEN ACRES IN SEC. IN,
~ west Of Normal sciool. t',oN NuTl'a bItuuKks,
NnNn II. Il CInrk-Bt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-07

Medical Men Condemn the Course ofthe
Friends or the Iowa City Starving Wo-

Medical Men Condemn the Course or the
Friends or the Iowa City Starving WO-
man.
Iowa Cry, a., April 6.-The condition
OF Hattie Dsul remSins unchanged this
to:ty.third day other fast, her pulse and
breathing being about the same as during
the lsst two days. Medical, societies ex.
press their disapprobstion ofthe matter In
the following resolution passed to-day o..
though they fall to say what shonld be
done.
Rtsoived, That the Iowa City Medical
Society view with the deepest regret the
present unseemly and disgusting exhibit
tion OF the misfortunes OF human being
10 this city and that our opinio is that
those who aid and abet In the prolonged
suicide OF an insane Individual should be
held responsible according To the prin'
ciples Of the common law.
]. q. SCRADRR, President.
SO. LYrrLE, Secretary.
AT the meeting, at which this resolu.
ton was adopted, her brother.in.law, also
the physician at whose house she is llv.
ing, declared that every possible way ex.
cept force, has been tried 10 have her
break her last, but all 10 no purpose, and
that this criticism Is harsh and not justified
by facts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-07
0y Telegraph,
,iOd,6l6,I2S Si6BGS I3S, ,OS1
OunIda n, Y,,. 1904 I0S,BtO 1855, III 1898

For Hartford and New Haven the five
and thirteen weeks ending April 2, 1851,
and April 3, 1880. The exchanges for the
quarter far exceed those OF any previous
quarter on record, but only because OF the
enormous transactions at New York
which exceed by about !, 900, 900, 900 those
Of the last quarter OF 1880.
Outside Of New York the exchanges for
that quarter were s., AS, ,67s, AIS, including
Hartford, not then reported. In view
Of the extraordinary interruption to bust.
ness during the last three months, 1t ls
surprising that the aggregate oi the trans.
actions falls 90 little behind that OF the
largest quarter ever known, excepting Of
Milwaukee, where the decrease Is "a per
cent, and at st. Louis, where Il Is insig.
niticant. The volume OF business at every
city has been greater than during the
period ot unprecedented expansion one
year ago. These figures certainly 90 far
to show that the interruption OF business
by SHOWS and foods has been much less 10
the aggregate than the current accounts
have indicated. They show, too, that the
volume Of trade throughout the country
is 90 great that depressing influences,
even though Of an extraordinary charaC.
ter, are not readily felt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-07
BELLAIRE.

Mrs. Lem Battelle, Of 1hirty.sixtt
street, is lying at home very sick.
Joseph Resser, iather.in.lAw Of Robert
Hudson, was buried from his late home
In the First ward, Wednesday morning.
The Independent thinks there are many
who would like to see all ordinances done
away with. No doubt II the ordinances
now In force In BellAire were submitted
10 the people, one ordinance after another,
as the Stock Ordinance was on Monday,
one-half, or more, OF them would be de.
feated. But that is no reason for repeating
them, and Mondays vote is no reason for
not passing Stock Ordinance forthwith.
Both the upper and middle stories Of
the tobacco warehouse are IN be used for
the Loan Exhibition. There will, there.
fore, be plenty OF room, A lunch room
will be one Of the institutions Of the upper
floor, and also q part OF the space will be
used for shooting, archery, etc.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" was played 10 q
crowded audience Tuesday night, but all
were not extraordinarily we'll pleased.
The same play will be presented here
again next Tuesday by another company.
Nine. Fry's Concert Company will sing
here, at City Hall, Monday evening,
under the auspices Of the Hecla Club.
Mr. John CLARK is home after quite O
stay In Cleveland.
Frank s. Davidson will sing at the
Methodist Church Thursday evening Of
next week.
Mrs. David Workman, whose hu'band
died q few days ago, died Wednesday
morning. He was 1inety.two; she, eighty.
six.
The Q. 4 p, yard engine has broken
again. II works hard.
The Council will not organize until next
Tuesday evening-another week 10 talk
up tue presidency, etc.
Hon. J. T. UpdegtaH, Congressman from
this district, gives notice, following the
plan OF Hon. L, Danfofd, that he will give
the appointment to West Point 10 the one
who comes ont first in a competitive ex.
animation. The examination will be held
In Bellaire on Tuesday, April 26sh, be.
ginning Of 10 O'Clock In the forenoon. The
requirements Tor admission are: "a sound
body and good constitution, good natural
capacity, an aptitude for steady, industri.
ous habits, An obedient, orderly dispo.
sitlon and correct moral department. y
The examination will be as TO physical
character, and knowledge OF reading,
writing, arithmetic grammar and history.
Bellaire ought 10 furnish some candidates
tot this place. r, q. F.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-07

PITTSBURGH, PA, April GA posse Of
United States revenue officials, who were
detailed some time ago by United States
Collector Davis to raid the illicit distiller.
lee In Somerset county, returned this
morning with four prisoners named J..
Hochstetter, VIM, Muller, James Pyle
and Jos. Nicklon, whom they captured
yesterday, together with two stills and
one hundred and fiity barrels Of whisky.
The moonshiners were surprised while at
work in q rayine about fourteen miles
from Somerset, and offered no resistance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-07

E1ehanges Al VarlOaa cities Last Month
aud Quarter.


NEw YoRK, March THE Public, issued
to-day, has the following: "In March, 1880,
began an extraordinary fever otspeculAtion
inproducts as well as in securities, the
widest which the country has ever seen
aimee 1872, which reached its elimination
In 1881. Business was retarded through.
out the country by series Of storms or
floods, and distractions Of travel or trans.
portation in some OF the northwestern
States were beyond all precedent. Yet
the volume ol business transacted was
greater in March, 1881, than in March,
1880, by 1872 per cent, Part Of this increase
was due to the speculative activity here
early in the month, but the exchanges at
% cities, outside ot New York, were greater
In March, 1880, by about SS per cent.
This, Notwithstanding the decline OF Is
per cent In the average price OF cotton for
the month since March, 1880, Of 20 per
cent in the average OF flour and l2 per
cent in the average price OF wheAt,
OF per cent in petroleum, and .
much larger proportion in many manu-.
iactured products, among which
iron may be especially mentioned,
the decline having been about 81 per
cent in pig iron, about 25 per cent in man.
ufactured iron and about per cent in
steel rails. Pork products have been
about 80 per cent higher in March, 1881,
than in March, 1850, but scarcely any
other important class articles show an ad' |
vance. Severe storms have cut down bus.
insss at Chicago and Milwaukee, and Of.
leCtsd other cities In q less degree, but
only Ave report smaller exchanges than
those Of March, 1880, when the boom In |
business was at Its height. The following
shows the amount OF exchanges both for
the month and for the quarter ending
March 3lst, the reports from San Fran.
cisco and some other points having been
obtained by telegraph.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-07
PsnnsJi iVaHia Republleans Approve the
DeAd.loek.

HARRISBURG, Pa. April e.-Republican
members Of the Legislature In caucus
adopted the following:
ResOlred: That the Legislature Of Penn.
sylyania regards with approval the atti.
tude taken by the Republican members
Of the U. s. Senate In insisting on
the right oi the majority 10 control the
organization Of that body, and hopes
that the unAnimity which has thus iaF
characterized their proceedings viii be
maintained.
The resolution will be considered to.
morrow, when Repesnlative Wolfe will
offer an amendment requesting the sena.
tors TO proceed 10 the immediate consider.
alton Of the nominations made by The
President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-07

wv notice that there are two lady can
el,,.. for the school SUPPLEMENTARY oi
T,,Sippton county, PA,-viz' Miss Aaude
= 0,i,.r. Of East Finley, and Miss JSne!ta
p r. g', M 5f Washington. Wethink thatour
.,,sb5rs should give one or the other oil
49,. tgo 4Ile3a chance, They are pre-
',n,5Iy experienced educators and mas.
.,,S a ,alirs are so exclusively employed
:, .,,.,cbers IN the schools Of that ancient
',rm,pgeal,A We see no reason why one
.I,bsi, number should not be given a
,,,I " a, COnaty superintendent. We see
,,,,op, Why they should have chance,
anon, them the TACT that the whole body
'Ir,Jy teachers would thereby be enCour'
,,.J "a become more proficient in their
,,,,,iop. The disability Of sex does csr'
uiply not lppy in the case Of either Of
these ladies'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-07

Funds OF the Land LeaEue-POllee A
tReked By women.

Funds OF the Land LeaEue-POIIce Al
tackled By women.
DUBLIN, April 0.-The Land League re.
ceipts last week we're E2,597. The League
voted Zoo 10 the families Of the killed al
Clogher.
While dozen policemen were escorting
aPfocess Server at BAlinauvre, county Lett.
rim, they were attacked by twenty women
with stnnes and sticks. A girl aged twenty
was fatally shot and another wounded.
Several police were seriously injured.
LONDON, April 6.-The authorities OF the
Custom House are warned from Liverpool
that an attempt to blow up that building
will be made shortly. Extraordinary pre-.
cautions will be taken.
A CALM VIEW or THE IRISH SITUATION.
N7w YoRK, March GA London special
says that Victor Hugo having requested
Admiral Maxse TO give bis written views
on the present situation In Ireland and
the cause oil the Irish distress, Tor tlse a.
basis oi q manifesto promised parnell, The
admi raj has complied with the poets re.
quest and nov prints bis statement In the
form oi q briel pamphlet.
The Admiral recognizes and supports
the honest and sagaCiots efforts OF Glad.
stones Cabinet 10 deal with the Irish land
grievance. He condemns the conduct oi
Pafnell and bis colleagues, and declares
that they know perfectly we'll II the pres.
ent Cabinet resigned the only alternative
would be reaCtionary with the Uonsefva.
tive Cabinet, whose watch word has al.
ways been Protestant domination In
Ireland by the means Of tory
landlords and tory church. He considers
that The Agtatian reform ls not 80 much
lhe object Of the Patnell party % The
sepsiation Of Ireland from Engiand's do.
minlon, q policy which would inevitably
lead 10 sangufnary civil war. Although
England will not consent to the dlsmem.
beFfnenL be believes that n
good land laws and seli.Vovefnmebl
are conceded 10 Ireland q foundation mn
be laid for q friendly union between tht
two counties.
In conclusion, be urges Victor Hugo Il
preserve generous silence d time WheF
England is striving In circumstances .
great difficulty 10 undo some Of n,
wrongs done by generations now asleep
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-07

LONDON, April 6-Bsaconsfeld's illnesS
Is 90 much more protrGcted than antiCi.
pated, and 80 little is reported Of a hope.
ful character, that the prevailing feeling
concerning the case is despondent and
gloomy. Physicians put The best face they
can upon the patients changing symp.
toms, but Il 10 mot In their power 10 re.
port any decided improvement likely 10
lead to q return 10 health. This mornings
bulletins say bis strength is maintained.
although his condition Is not otherwise
changed for the better.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-07
SAD EVENT.

Seven Persons Drowned In the Ashley
River.
CINCINNATI, April GA special from
Branchville, s. O., tells OF fearful case Of
drowning which occurred on Ashley river
this morning by which seven out Of nine
persons In rowboat were drowned.
About seven o'clock the boat left Bennet's
wharf for Mr.. Jarvey's plantation and
Johns Island. There were nine persons
In al on the boat, including two ladies and
two children. The boat was suddenly
capsized, aud two Of the men who climbed
on the keel were saved. All the others
were drowned before assistance from shore
could reach them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-07
HgREDIrAY FOEs.
The Powers Trying 10 Patch Up Peace
Between Greece aud the Porte,

Tho Powers Trying 10 Patch Up Peace
Between Grssce and the Porte.
LONDON, April GA dispatch from
Paris says: The HacdJ Agency iBsuss ap.
parsntly semi.official letter, saying that
Austria had taken the initiative OF
draftiDga proposal to Turkey and Greece
and all the Powers had accepted II and IL
was to be presented at Athens on the 9th
instant. These are its stipulations, name.
": That Greeceshall acquire Fort Prtnta;
that the iortifCAtion at Prevna be razed
and that the navigation OF the Bay OF
Arta be free, do not form part OF the
Portss offer, and the decision Of
the Powers must therefore be
communicated 10 the Porte. The
note is so decided and dwells 80 clearly on
the impossibility OF further concessions
that II plainly shows Greece the fatality
ot objsClnR TO II. The present Greek min.
lstry will probably resign and Deigannis,
formerly Minister Of Foreign Affairs and
Greek plenipotentiary In the Berlin Con.
gtess, will form The new ministry Deli
gannis will be more disposed 10 sgree 10
Cancellation, which would be impossible
for the premier Coumaundouros or Tfi.
Conpisu.
BERLIN, April G-The Government Of
Greece have instructed their agent here 10
engage twenty skilled surgeons for ambn.
lance service,
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BurstIpE Of a Mil stone Riiis Several

sr. Louis, April GA Republican Little
Rock special says: ons Of The stones in
Johnsons -four mill, in Monroe county,
burst yesterday, Instantly killing two men
named Burrows and Jackson and fatally
wounding several others, among them Mr..
johnson, the owner Of the mill. The
building was also badly damaged.
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a. ,,ia. letter from Weston this
We ,,, in regard to the change oil officers
a',.'Is s,s. I,,Iam, This letter we print IS 1t
WV n 10, heading and ALL but do not
'.-i. ".I.,,,ks to yonch for any Of the state
s.s,s therein set forth.
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srNSUaY, Pa. April 8.-whils Mrs.
Hoover and family were at dinner to-day,
her daughter, aged II, and son, aged IA,
uuarreied. The boy left The table and 70.
turning with q shotgun, fatally shot biz
sister. The boy gives as reason for com.
hitting the crime, .'They would not give
me enough 10 eat"
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NEw YoRK, April 6.-The Rev. Stephen
II. Tying, it,, has resigned the rectofship
oi The Church Of the Holy Trinity, and al.
though only tofty years old, will retire
from active service on account Of broken
health owing 10 .overWofk. Rev. Wilbur
F, watkins, D. D., rector Of Christ P. E.
Church, Baltimore, is invited TO succeed
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The Dtalebs on liambufe's A1,onom1,

BERLIN, April ga number Of Pro.
gtessionists and Nationalist left the
House Monday before the vote on Wind.
thofsts motion, regarding the abuse Of the
figbt Of asylum by the asstssins, Eas
taken. Negotiations for the Inclusion Of
Hamburg 10 the Zollevefein, will be ener.
geHcally pushed forward after Easter.
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MENPniS, April 8.-IuCinS Cobb was
shot and instantly killed last evening by
Lawsen Shelton. The difficulty originated
over the possession oi . colofed gill.
Shelton fred charge oil buck shot In the
breast Of Cobb. Both coloted. Shelton
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GtBRALrEH, April Captain Hacken
reported that he passed, on the 10th Of
March, a large Atlantic steamer She ap.
peared to be broken down, and the ssa
was nakinga clear breach over the decks.
She had no mast head light nor no steam
M. Her head Waa nntih hH Wpat
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MRADviLLE, Pa, April B.-The New
York, ,Pennsylvahia 4 Ohio railroad bridge
across Mosquito creek, near Cortland, o.,
burned last evening. The FIRE was caused
BY q passing locomotive,