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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-18
\ WHOLESOME INVESTIGATION.

~ AnoO IN I<S 1lON
Goethe, who had been for many years
the manager of Court Theater at Weimar,
prepared plans for a new theater which
were rejected on the ground Of the cost
liness Of executing them. The old phil.
osopher consoled himself by saying: "a
new theater is, in the end, only a new
funeral pile which some accident will
M or later set on fire." 1t is said
that the average life of a theater is not
over twenty-five years. 1t is expected
that where some theaters survive longer
than this period al equal number will be
consumed by fire. And a theater is sell.
dom thus consumed without the loss of
precious lives in the flames. A radical
stop may be put to this risk of human
sacrifice in either of two ways. Theaters
may be built Of such material as will be
consumed with the least degree of rapid
ity; or they may be constructed with
abundant and ample exits and wide, easy
stair-cases. These features combined in
the architecture of theaters will reduce
the exposure of human life to o mini
num-. 1t is a fit subject for general leg
i~slation, for as long as the matter is left
to individual managers, whose sole aim
Is to make money, the same old story Of
suffocated, broiled human bodies will be
repeated indefinitely. At Vienna $50
bodies have been recovered from the
ruins Of the Ring Theater, and over 200
persons are still u~naccounted for. The
Government is instituting a rigid in.
quiry. 1t is a cause Of congratulation
that in San Francisco the Grand Jury
have taken steps to investigate the thea
tiers of that city, for it seems that the
dreadful lesson of the Vienna catastrophe
may be utilized. If they will perform
their duties rigidly. they viii close the
Baldwin Theater, and perhaps the Bush
street and Standard. as well as the va
riety halls-the Bella Union and Adelphi.
Neither Of these play.houses contains
sufficient means of exit. and they are
constantly thronged with people. Of
these, however. the Baldwin is the most
dangerous. It's galleries are perfect
death-traps. Only a small, winding
passageway. leads to the upper, and the
one, or the family circle. is reached
through the main entrance, which IL con.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-18
NEW TO-DAY.
NoEICH,

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO J. NJ. Nc.
"A Olosky, the bootmaker, will please call
on Jake Harris and settle, and thereby save
costs. [d17 StI J.. NJ. McCLOSKY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-18
OVER The WATER.

Arrest OF O'suIlivan Under the Co.
ercien Aet-A Large Fund for Inn.
poisoned Suspects Two Land
lords Meetings to be Held In Jan.
uary-The United Ireland 20 be
Printed In London.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-18
OREGON.

Turns States Evidence-A Job to
Beat an Insurance Company.
PORTLAND. Dec. 1.-THE case of It. W. An
drews. indicted for arson. 10 on trial in the
State Circuit Curt. t. b. Hall. formerly
partner of Andrews, who was also indicted,
turned States evidence to-day. He testified
that q few nights before the fire of July s, An.
drews complained that business was bad that
he had $40 900 worth of insurance on Sc ,O0C
worth of goods. and that he intended to sell
out to the insurance company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
The Manhattan Railroad Case.

New YoRK, June 3.-The Supreme
Court Chambers was crowded to-day,
to hear the arguments on the motion
for an order dssolving the Manhatten
Railroad Company. The suit was brought
by the Attorney General, who seeks to
have a receiver appointed, claiming
that the Company has forfeited its fran
chise in assuming the leases OF two
other roads and not complying with its
charter. Roscoe ConkliRg, one of the
counsel for the stockholders, was ex'
pected to be present, but did not put in
appearance. When Judge Donahue
called the case Attorney General Ward
said he was ready to proceed, when
Judge Porter stated that the defendants
had procured from the Supreme
Court, General Term, a stay OF
proceedings, which had been served on
the counsel. The Attorney General
said the order the General Term served
on him was a most extraordinary one.
IL purported to stay the argument OF
the pending appeal from the order de-
nving the motion to make the complaint
more definite and certain.
Judge Donohue interrupted by de-
claring that as a stay had been served.
il barred him from further action. The
General Term were his superior officers
and he must obey them. The proceed.
ings were stayed and further argument
is useless. The argument on the stay
will be heard by the General Term on
the 9TH instant.
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The Brockway Fotgery-Mur-
aer-Ktlled by thing.

The Brockway Fofgery-Mur-
= aer-Killed by Lightning.
CarcAao, June 3-This morning
Thomas Burns shot and killed Charles
Bell, his partner, in saloon No. 55S
South Ci&ff street. fhe med came from
Dubuque, shd are decidedly rnsavory
eharaSeFs. 4 They Adpassed the night
With French woman, who 10 called
Bsll's. wife. Their quarrel had been
chiefly sbopt money matters. Burns
denies the deed.
James B. Doyk tsstited in his own
behalf today, in an of hand, unsffeet,
ed way, showfng that he bod been
farmer 10 Bradford, Als., for about
thistS years and had been
a merchant and stock raiser, owning
from four to seven hundred acres in
Illinois, Colorado and Kansas. He had
had business relations and ventures
with Brockway, the forger and counter
feiter, but had known him only as
Spencer, and in the capacity OF an hon.
orabls man Of business.
Yesterday afternoon thunder bolt
killed Henry Herman, his wife and
horse. They were driving home under
tbs shelter OF an umbrella. When
found they were both sitting upright IN
the buggy. Mrs. Herman's dress had
taken fire, and was burned nearly OIL.
No marks were discovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04

Baltim oTe Tobacco AArket.
Editor Register.
BALTIMORE, June 3.
During the pas. mouth our mar.
ket for Ohio toLsoco has ruled rather
ouiet: the total sales do not exceed 20
bhds., consisting principally of old TO.
bscco, for which iull prices we're OBJ
tained. Surpe Of our leading buyers TO
ceiyed some orders from abroad, but
preferred 10 defer buying until the
FrencI, contract has been awarded, and
prices in our market are more iuliy es-
tablishei.
We jast learn by cable ih4. both con-
tract, for 20 bhds. Ohio and 5000
hhds Maryland have been awarded 70
Mr. De Campo. whose agents hero sse
Messrs. J. d. Kremelberg & Co. Moth
ius definite is known yet In regard 70
the price at which the Ohio contf.ct
has been taken, bot Ne infer from the
talk OF other buyers, Who have hidden
unsuccessfuIly for the contract, that u
has BEEN taken at ios rate, probably u
abou, So 90, or perhaps even under.
II taken at this low rate We think tne
consSsctcrs will experience some DIM
enlty in filing their contract. - egents
here. IN viev of the large freneh os.
maod and bat limited supply, should
crrt,iniy hold cut end make every edost
70 obtsia higher prices.
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Conference of Railroad Mssus,es

ST LOUIS, June S.-Jay Gould and
party arrived here this morning by the
Wabash road, and conference is now
being had with II. NJ. Hoxie. General
Manager OF the Texas and Pacific; L
8. Hays, Of the international aad Great
Northern road, who arrived here yester-
day from Texas, and the General Mana
gers Of the Missouri Pacific aad Iron
Mountain roads, at which it is expected
a final decision will be reached reglrd-
ing the consolidation OF Mr.. Gould's en-
tire Southern interests.
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SUGAR.
A Member of the Last Congress
Paid 100000 to Prevent Leg
aI.i.. .... tho nnnsiinn

PAID SlOO,OOOtO freNeht l@cs-
islatiOn ON the Question.
NEw HoRE, June 4.-The Times pub.
fishes the assertion OF Col. Frederick A.
Conkling, at tue Chamber OF Commerce
meeting on Thursday, that one firm paid
slOO 900 TO member OF the last Congress
to prevent legislation on sugar. The
question has created somewhat OF a STIR
down town. The statement appears to
be generally credited, and reputable men
are to be found who say that they saw
check. The drawer is described as one
OF the Leading sugar reiners in the city,
and il Is stated the check was made pay
able to a brother OF one OF the
leading members OF the Commit
tee. The Ways and Means
Committee adopted a bill by vote OF Z
to 9 which provided for a specific in.
stead OF an advOlorem duty, and
establishing three grades only,
but the bill was never reported
despite the most determined efforts on
the part OF the merchants. During all
this time the accused refneI was
in Washington and gave sumptuous
dinners daily to members, and 1t is said
that in private rooms games OF poker
were played every evening, at
which the host invariably
lost. Col Oonkling, when asked yester-
day for me name OF the person who &C.
cepted, answered that he had no infor-
nation to give at present on the sub
jrct, and thatehe would deal with the
matter in his own way and time.
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The Treasury Custodian.

WAsHISGroS, June S.--There are
many rumors about the Treasury De-
partment relative to the probable out
cone OF the investigation in the custo-
dams Office. IL is stated that one Of the
officials interested informed the iHvesti-
eating committee that persons higher in
authority than he were responsible for
all done by him. The impression pre-
walls that several removals viii be re.
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Coal hine on Fire

PHILADxLPHIA, June 3.-The repre-.
sentatiyes OF the coal interests have
agreed to stop work at the uinos on the
9th, 10th, lith, 23d, cath and 18th OF
this month and the 4th, 9th and6 9Th OF
July.
A breast Of seven foot wen at Wades-
vile is on fire. The same colliery was
on fire in some old workings two years
ago which, made necessary its being
flooded, throwing q large number of
men out Of work fH siyear.
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Col. Tom Snott,a Will

fuiLADELPmA, June 3.-The will OF
Ihe late Ihos. A. Scott was admitted for
PROBATE. ltcontsins minute provisions
IOr ms ismlly and relatives. There are
no Pnohc bequests. Col. Scott made
e.I's OF cash to institutions which he de-
sri s,reu 70 benefit shortly before his death.
.ne VIII provides that no inventory or
S,cSn t mt OF his estate shall be fihed in any
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Col Erad. Grant Rnsizns

WAsHlSGroS, June 3 General Sheri'
Ian announces the resignation OF Lieut.
Col. Grant in a general order, in which
he says: The resignation OF Lieuten'
ant Colonel Frederick ID. Grant, Aide
de Camp, OF his position as Aide upon
the staf Of the Lieutenant General, to
date from June I, 1891, is hereby ac-
eepted. In parting with Lieutensnt
Urant after service upon his staff Of
more than eight years. the Lieutenant
Genersl thanks him for the good SOL
I'erly qualities shown by him during
tne said time, and most earnestly wishes
MN every success in the fature.
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Senator Jones' Say.

NEW YoRK, June 3.-Senator Jones
called upon Conkling aud went with
him TO breakfast. To reporter OF the
ErSniR1 Post Senator Jones afterwards
said: Senator Conkling is looking in
better health than | have seen him Tor
long time, aud is just as full OF tight as
ever. had but few minutes conver'
sation with him. He has no intention
of Withdrawing his name, but will
contest this free. fight, though he feels
confident OF ultimate success, both Tor
himself and Platt. Ii is an absolute i'm
possibility for the Half-Breeds to unite
on any name on their list, aud as soon
as any such attempt is made, you will
see q rush OF men to Conkling's side.
The stalwarts Do Not Confer
NEW York, June 3.-There were no
Signs of politicol conference tonight
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and ex-
Senator Conkling kept his room the
whole evening. Ex Senator Platt was
with him the greater part oil the time.
Vice President Arthur is expected In
town tomorrow evening.
Ex-senator Piatt proposes to return
10 ALBANY Sunday evening. Ii IS said
tonight by those who profess to know
that there will be no conference held
here, and that Conkling's friends have
assured him that his prospects are very
bright and that there IS no sign oil back
down among the Stalwarts.
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RED RUIN.
Partial Burning Of the Steamer
Rainbow ut Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, June S.-The Henderson
packet Rainbow, while attempting to
get out from the wharf this afternoon at
5:30P. NJ was discovered on ti,e in the
after end OF the Texas. The boats bell
rang the alarm, and all hands went on
the roof with buckets and her ire hose.
1t was put out. The damage was very
slight. The wind at the time was blow,
ing a gale. The early discovery saved
the boat from total destruction.
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SeriousAcciCieut.

WASHINGTON, Pa, June S.-This
morning. Jessie Grayson, an old colored
man OF this place, was digging a well at
Brady's tunnel. on the Hempteld ex-
tension, when a large rock caved in on
him, striking him on the back after a
fall OF eighteen feet. He was hauled 10
his home where he Is now being cared
for. He was knocked senseless.
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THE FASTER.
His Condition on the Sixth Day.

HiS CUHuItfUH UH tHC '5iNtH D"y'
CHICAGO, June 3.-Griscom's fast con-
tinues. He felt hungry for the first
time this morning. it being his sixth
day. Tie is in fine condition. plump
and ruddy. This evening he WAS
weighed and found to have lost III
pounds He had an attack OF dizziness
today. His pulse appears 10 have lost
some of its force, ana general change
ior the worse was evident in him.
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: no MkNaE.
THE JOINT CONVENTION ,sJllL. w.
DEcIOf0R H. "a
ADJOURNED UNTIL TO DAY At NOON.

Rtsins Aass Don 0smeron's scAG
Lair! Juhs 3 There is srcng
is.S.bs,jos ksse AR Mr.. Blaine ,aill,
xhen he gets through with Conkling,
turn his attention 70 Senator Don Cam
epon. He hss evidently not forgotten
what Cameron has done in the past, and
be will b very apt to use what influence
he nos tas ,o snpihiiate his old enemy.
Pistt Gone to New York.
New YoRK, June 3-Aa Albany
special says; Ex-senator Platt has also
lelt for New York, xA
Pr.hsSlissy > or Z conkHns-Jacobs TICKET.
ALBANY. June 3.-Many Of the famil-
lar Stalwart Republican politicians from
New York city are missing tonight
They have either gone home or are se'
cluded in their rooms. The country
politicians monopolize the crowd which
now occupies tbe hallway Of the Della.
vaa, and they are not too well enlight-
ened ON the situation. One OF them
was heard to say this evening to group
of his rural listeners, "Ten yer what II
is, this thing is goin' to come out differ
ent from what anybody imagines. i
heerd confdentislly to-day that 1t is the
intention 10 make up a ticket OF Conk-
ling and Jacobs that will jest sweep the
deck and scoop in all the Democratic
votes like an elevator pocket. There's
somethin' in the air, boys, that makes
y,,a khipk ia ap0min' IN this"
Adjourned Until Saturday Noon.
ALBANY, June Sin the joint con-
vention Spinols offered a resolution
that this convention adjourn till Satur-
day noon. Sullivan moved TO table the
resolution, which was lost and Spino.
las resolution was carried by vote Of
SO in The affirmative, the Democrats and
Administrationists voting together.
The Balloting.
ALBANY, June 3 S-The first ballot for
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THENATIONAL BEGGAR.
He is Greatly Irritated Over the
Conkling Affair, and Says
There Is no Truth i'm the Stolen
IaxyeIry StOry


NEW YORK, June S--The Times New
Orleans special says: Gen. Grant Is
greatly irritated over the Conkling affair,
and eagerly reads all the dispatches
He says Conkling has been shalneiully
treated, and should be re elected TO the
Senate. lie thinks the newspaper abuse
OF Conkling is instigated by the White
House influence and not by Garfield's
He reaffirms his letter to Senator Jones
of Nevada, but will take no hand in the
fight. He pronounces untrue Governor
Young's statement of his connection
with the United States National bank
and the Maine bank, and says there is
no truth in the story about the lost
iewelry. His mission to Mexico was
also highly successful. He got all the
concessions he wanted, the only oppo
sition being from rival subsidized rail-
roads.
Gen. Grant will go to st. Louis,
Galena and Chicago. after leaving here.
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The Telegraph War.

New YORK, June S-Senat0r Ed.
munds, counsel for the French Gable
Company, appeared in the United States
Circuit Court to-day, to ask Judge
Blatchford for an injunction on behalf
of the French Company restraining the
American Union Telegraph Co.from clos
ing their Offices. The argument will be
heard in a few DAYS.
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BurRlars Killed

GALVESTON, June "A NrrJ Dallas
special says Milton and Baker, the no.
torious burglars aud horse thieves, were
killed in Hayes county yesterday by
deputy sheriff while resisting arrest.
The parties have been rebbing private
residences and running of stock for
eighteen months.
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An Iowa Murder.

CHICAGO, June "A Monticello. Iowa,
special says James Hogan. Wednesday
night, shot his divorced vile six times,
inflicting injuries which are likely 10
prove fatal, and then with one sho,
killed himself. She had obtained a
divorce b. cause he was bigamist, and
he had threatened to kill her because
she refused TO remarry him.
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not be for the want Of effort or courage
on his part 10 do his whole duty.

cPooou VI y. II. AoWhns
John F. LsEis, accepting the nomina.
ton for Lieutenant Governor, said he
bad been Union man, was now Re.
publican. and was proud to say he was
also Resdinster. At the same time
he had never forgotten that he was
Virginian. He congratulated his
hearers on the new era that had been
institutstin, Virginia. Now, oil men
Of all races add affiliations could come
together and stand upon one common
footing Virginia intended to Start
out On THE great : highway
OF prosperity, and Bourbonism
should noe sand in the way Of her pro-
gress. The liberalism OF General Ma.
hone should characterize in the future
the course of the people in Vir-
ginis. Hevanted Virginia to receive
some Of the blessings from the admins
tration which Bourbonism could not
get for her.
At the end Of this speech there were
loud cries for General Malone. He was
not present, and the Convention ad.
journed sine die.
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A Fre,sht Train Goes Tnrough Bridge

CoLuMBus, June 3.--A locsl freight
train, consisting of locomotive and
five cars, went through bridge at Sun
bury, on the Columbus and Mt. Yer
non railroad, last evening. The fall was
42 feet. Samuel Martin had bis leg
torn of, and Engineer Thomas Wilson
was fatally hurt.
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A Balt Syndicate.

CHAxLKsroy, w. Va, June 3.-F. A.
Laidley, Lewis Glenn and other promi'
nent Clnciunsti capitalists are here with
a view OF forming syndicate with our
salt manufac;ur ID. II they succeed,
they will monopolize the entire salt in.
terests of the Ohio and Ksna~ha Val
lav
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The Ballotinl
ALBANY, June S-The first ballot for
successor TO oConkling resulted as follows:

Madden voted for Woodin and Gas
line for Henry Ward Beecher. Reech
is paired with Hoffman, OF Cheming;
Lewis with Pinney, and Casper with
Butler.
There being no choice, the convention
proceeded TO vote for successor to
Platt, with the following result:
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Tug Boat Blown Up.

SANDY Hook, n. j., June 3.-The tug
boat Jake Brands was blown up OF here
this morning. The engineer was blown
overheard and drowned. His son was
fatally injured, but the rest Of the crew
were saved.
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Desperste Assauit.

CRIsyiELD, n. J, June 3.-EGjah
Sterling. procIaiming himself 70 DO the
Son Of God, made an attack on his vile
and son With an axe to-day. The son
escaped with flesh wound. but the
wife is believed TO be fatally injured.
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Nsw YoRE, June 3.-Cotton- Quiet ~
IL I.I66ll 5iG; futures irregular.
closing weak. Flour-Wesk and IN.
changed; receipts 1900 barrels; o..
ports II 900 barrels. wheat-lnsctive;
iutures shade stronger; receipts
I3l, 900 bushels; exports llb, 900 bushels:
No. 2 Chicago and Milwaukee 81 100
| 1874; hard No. 2 spring 81 23; ungradsd
red 81 l4(9l 2sI; No. 3 do 81 22t; No.
2 10 81 24ICSl PSI; steamer do u n;
mixed winter 81 2ll(9l %; unersdsd
white 81 lsl4l q; Eo.2 do 81 -; No. ]
do. sales 1900 bushels st 81 At;
steamer do 81 10; 2 red, seller Juns.
sales 26t. 900 bushels, attl 4tSl Ht;
seller July. sales 400, 900 bushels, st
81 2ia,I 2is; seller August, sales 42t.-
900 bushels, ut 81 2OiCai 2it; seller
September. sales I2s, 900 bushels, ct
81 2oiS,i 20i. Corn-Quiet, and lee
sc,ine: receipts 5000 busheb; exports
2I2.OoO bushels; hot 33t940c; ungrsdsd
JOCa,j7c; No. 3 4sc; steamer So; No. 2
Si(l,57c; No. 2 white 8TS68cj No. z
seller June 55lG555ic: seller July 66t
Cas55ic; seller August 55i6955ic. Oats
Demand sciive at ic better; western
mixed 4i,a45ic; white $4,000. Hope-
Unchanged. Hsy-Dull and unchanged.
Cofiec-steady and firm. Sugar-Quist
and strong; refining 7iGsc. holassss
In fair demand and strong. kscs--
Quiet and firm. Pstroleum - Firm:
United sllc; crude 6tte1ic; refined &c.
TaIlox-At 6itS6ic. Rosin-Stsady q
81 92I92 90 observation-disclosures q
SIC. Exxs-Fim st l5sc. PoSt-Duli
and lower old mess SIS 62i1l5 70; psw
Sl6 JO<9l6 70. Cut Neats--Unchan0ed.
Iard-steady; prime steam $40 sc
10 97i. Butter-Weak and unsettled
at lOs3O. Cheese-Duli and weak st
2sac.
BALTIMORE, June 3.-Flear-Quist.
whea.-Wes.ern lower and dail; No.
winter red spot and seller June 81 10
23i; seller July 81 2it!9l III; s:Il =
August 81 l9tGi l9i. Cop-wsesrn
q shade better. closing stsady; mig d
spot 56is57c; seller June 8t46 sc
seller July 55its56c; seller AuguN SIC
bid. Osis-Quiet and stssdy. kys-
Nominslly ct 81 0S(4i 10. Hsy-Qnist.
Provisions Steady fairly sctiye tob6 ~
| trade demand. Mes Poik-Oh, ~ %;
new. SIS 90. Bnlk Meets-Pscksd : %
S9 80. Bacon Shoulders 7}c; ctsas
rib sides lOc; hams iitsi2}c. Lasd-ke'
fned I2c Butter-Wsak; nsw eraos
I39Isc. Egzs-Firm at l4(Sl6e. 70
troIeum- Nominal; refined &C. Co6ee-
Firm; Rio caryoes, ordinary 70 fais, eiA
IiIc. sugas-Higbes; A so(t l0Se.
whisty-DalI at VI 90.
Totspo, June 3-Whest-Quis No.
white Aichi2zn 81 III; amber do.
81 Is; No. 2 red Wabash spot, and ssllss
June 81 10; seller July 81 ~: sslles
Auzust 81 III; seller yess 81 III 10
3 red Wabash 81 l0i; rejected q 0SSe
no. 2 red mixed 81 II. Cosp-Dsn
high mixed Ate; No. 2 spos 4ele. On
I t-Quist; No. 2 40c; No. 2Whiss ~.
Pfttsburgh.
Prnsunas, Jane 3.-Petsolsun-
Quiet; UnItsd cseti6cates SHE; rsAse(
7;c Tor Philsdelphis deliver.
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Atthe End ofa Rope.

CnALrrsroS, S. G., June 3.-Ben.
James, colored, was hanged at Marion,
C. II. to-day for the murder OF David
rriwother Howell, at Marion, on the
night OF August oh, 1880. James
denied committing the murder.
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,.,Iin MANY lose their beauty from the hair
n,.ula sa'nug OF ladlng Parker's Hair Balsam
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