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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-31
BoATIEo BULLETIN.
The --latest Information ofths Movements
of steamboata

Inc L8tE0t etLon VI W.
Of 8teamboata
PrrrsBuRo. Pa May 30-River . feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
The Katie Stockdaie arrived at noon and
departed at 5PS.
CIsorxxArr, May 30 River ie-t
8 inches and falling. Weather saltry.
No arrivals or departures.
CAIKo, May 30.-Auisel - Rhea,
Nashville; Colorado, Memphis; Rsven,
ST. Louis; Golddus', yrksbura. De
parted-Colorado, 81. Lnuh; Ryan,
Nashville; GoIddust, 81. Louis. River
q feet s inches znd falling; tbermOme-
ter So.
LousvlLLE, May 20 River lilline.
With 5 feet scant in the esn,l and feet
scant In the chut. on the ial.e. Businers
good and weather hot and sul;ry. Ar
rived-;ron Age and tow, Csseyviile;
B. ii. Cooke. Nashville. Depsned-
Montana, St. Louis. The Garner VA
lishtened over the bar by the Terry
Frank McClesry and Siii Psss up to-
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-31
Biz Fire at Wilkes barre.

WILKAsBAgKk, Nav S0.-Ihe Central
railroad blacksmith shop at Ashby was
burned tonight. The other buildings
were saved with difficulty. Telegraphic
communication with Philadelphia was
cut of, the wires and poles being des-
troyed by fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-31
FOREIGN.
ENG ID.
Humored Bosr Outrsges.

LONDON, May 30.-A dispatch IRON
Dublin says: The feeling among the
Loyalists throughout the Transvaal is
very disturbed. There are numerous
reports OF Beers outrages since
the place WAS established. II ia
reported that the Beers attacked body
Of natives and murdered ten because
they were loyal to the Queen and work.
ing ior the English. swazeo Iulos and
the Transvaal natives express a deter.
mination TO fight the Beers il they are
left in complete possession OF the roun.
try:
Review of the Brit'sh 0rsin Trade
LoSDoS, May 30-The Marx Lane e.
pres in its review OF the British gram
trade ior the past week, says: The
general soaking rains have benefited
vegetation. Wheat is generally looking
strong and healthy, but backward Tor
the end OF May. The spring sowincs
are satisfactory. A dry sum .,er and
early harvest would ruin all the crops
excep, wheat. The supply the country
exchanges has been small and piiccs
been s0mwhat frmer. In London frl.
day there was rather better demand,
but rates were unchanged. la foreign,
trade vas iuanimate and the suppl,
moderate. Buyers continue cautious
and reserved, only supplying moderate
needs. American red and Michigan
white were held firmly and advanced a
penny at Liverpool. Of twenty-five
wheat laden arr walls, eight are reported
sold. The floating contingent has IN
creased, about half OF which was Amer.
ican red.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-31
PRA nCE.
Will n OF Occur Aeain.

LONDON, May 3O-In the House OF
Commons to-day The Under Foreign
Secretary said that France admitted
the Sar,hing oi the British
schooner st Tunis, and that the
result Was 10 he regrettei, but the mis-
understanding would not osrur sgsin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-31

PARENTS often force q child to swallow
q nauseous vermiiuge, thinking it the
best remedy. Denigs Worm Syrup 10
far superior to any vermifuge. No I'M
pleasant odr, readily taken. and slwsys
does good. 25 cents for four.ounce bot.
tie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-31
LIVE B'rOCk.


Ea 9 Ihoor'y.
EAwr ,.,ssKry. May O.-Ca,tle-Rs.
ceipts since Friday 2,22s head OF through
and 4O8 head OF yard stock. total for the
week ending this day 7.I73 head Of
through and 638 head Of local, against
j, 10; i,esd OF through aud ] $40 be al Of
local for the week before. The supply
Tor this days sales is light - lar. but
iully,q 10 the demand. with pricss
of a !uiI ,uarter all round. Only two
The balance OF the sales to-day wrs eli
TO the retail trade here and local butch.
erx, prices ranging from 81 90 10 ~ 90.
Decoration day was the cause of the
light business.
Receipts $500 head. and for
the week 1850 head, against D,?+D
head last week: Philsdelphias ~ l5<S
8 40; Yorkers &5 7SlS ; 81.
Shecp-Recripts 200 head: total Tor
the week 20,G00 head. against ECO
heal last week selling At +cd5r.
New Yors.
Ngw YoRk. Msy 20 Drown Jo.,n.
al bureau report: Beeyss Receipts
f,r two days d, 100 head; Tor ih. vel
] W lpt w s-f's
duh aud lower, particularly Tor common
and inferior grades: light TeIans and
Cherokee steers .Ss,Slc: common Ia
prime native steers 9lc with lev picked
steers I2i9i2i being the outside figures
for steers that averaged $50 pounds.
Exporters us.d ! 100 head. Shipments
for the week 72j head live cattle; 400
quarters beef. $500 csrcassss of mutton
and - dressed pigs
Sheep Receipts 1900 head, making
- 900 head Tor the week against ~ 81
heal last week. Market irregular bat
mainly quicker, with . number of sales
NJ q small advance; clipped sheep raBy.
Ell from - 90 TO 50 90, unshorn ~ 7Ja
: 25; southern spring lambs g. Olds %.
The five car loads of Chiesgo bought
sheep m,ds loss ol ts07.
II".s ReceipS II, 100 head. msting
q o Z h, al for the week against q 80
n-.d tor the previous week. Marc,
nominal and range from B % 10 " ~.
e. UrA.o. May 20. -Tns Dvose,s Jour.
nj bnrrsn reports: Ho2s-kecdpt,
800 heal, shipments 400 heal: ns'.
kr, i, yocd d-msbd and steady; gocsi
pscsint a. t. 70ls5 20; light 5lsl0s
,ser ~ a. G1fa,5 81; heavy sbippins l0c
lower at s. 9o(s8 0j: culls weak st t3 ~
ct5 20, all sold; feeling stronger st the
ciose.
Cstiie-Receipn +snO head; Oh p.
ments LOO head. hsrsst xest AID
lower on poor stock. others steady snf
firu roo! 10 choice metium weights
4, 7iysG 90; m export suck herr; dis'iI.
i.yv cattle IS fOa,5 80; distillsry coSs
As 6yS4 "; butchsrs weak sod esier At
a. 5OS4 50; stocksrs and fesdrrs dull
and scare uint~rd Texas - oOs5 2b.
Sheep - Recsips 600 head; shiI-
m~nts 30: market very dull st lte2ir
lover; poor 10 chpice slrorn ~ 00lab 10;
lAm-s st az OJla, 3 o.. No wooled here I;
auotat' 'on,: s. i0.sG 20: market eiosins
doll zI,h seversl lots of common left.
Baltimore
B.Lris0sE, May Jo-Beef Cattle
| Market isry srtiye and psicss Va ,c on
very bet Gis; first quality 6tCssic; me
diun 4iia5tr; ordinary 2II14tc; mos'
aal~s at q g!sS:c. Receipts .064 besd.
Hoys-fsir supply and modsrst. v
god defasEd; quoted st ne sf. he
ceipis 5.252 head.
Sheep and ismbs -RecsiptS 8, So beAf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-31
PRODUCE.
BAumon.

6Alumoro-
BALTIMORE, May 8.-Flour- Steady.
wheat-Wester,, q shade better aud
firm; No. . winter rel spot. seller
May and seller June 81 28i(1Sl sj.:
seller July 81 2iltsl 24s; seller August
81 2lt(GI PA. Coru-Western dali;
mixed spot aud seller May 5Sa5stc:
seller June 56.GI-56Ic: seller July 56i
bid; steamer 55c asked. Oats-Easier
and dull: western white 4S(a49c: mix.
cd i.c. Rye-Duli at 81 lO,sl L.. Hay
-,(uiet. Provisions-Steady. Bulk
Meats-Packed 81 2as9 IA. Bacon
Shoulders 7lc; clear rib sides l0tc;
hams II !(9l2!c. Lsrd-Retined letSl&c.
Butter-Weak and lover prime to
choice l+CSlsc; western packed nominal.
Egys-iiisher and trm At l4SIt.r.
Petroleum Nominal; r-fued Sc. Coffee
Prime Sailc. Sugar-Strong: 4
soft l0ic. whisky-Duil At 81 ~.
CHicAao, May % -Flour-SteAiy
and firm. Wheat-Aciive, firm, higher.
unsettled aui irregular: No. . red vim.
ter 81 09Ghi l6; No. . Chicago spring
81 l?(Sl IL! cash: 81 l2l seller June.
81 l+Cgi l+l seller July; 81 III sellr,
August; 81 0Sl seller September; No. }.
97ctgtl OH rejected 7S(a s2lc. Corn
rusettled bu; generally higher at 40
cash; ~. : seller June; 43ic seller July.
a., seller August; rejected 30. Oats
Good dcuIsnl prices = shade higher at
>. y cnsh; ..c seller MAY; 37.c seller
Juur; .,Ss ~ Ter July; 2s.c seller Au.
gus; 21ic seller September. Rye
Frm.r at 81 Ii. Barley Firmer at
niim gSc. Flax Srrd-At 81 Is Pork
-Et-,er at Si6Oj cash; $l5 - seller
June: ga OjC1iG o. seller July; SO ~
seller August. lsrd-Easirr AT $40 IS
C5IO 81 cash ani seller JuAe; $40 6sl
GliO u seller July; so G5EGl0 o. sci.
l-r August bulk Meats - Easier;
shoulders - co; short rib ss -: short
cles, .h ~ Whisky Steady at$l o..
Toiedo
ToLxoo, May 2S Wheat - Quiet; No.
white Michigan 81 l5I; amber Michigan
81 l9I, No 2red Wabash spot, 81 ISL.
seller Nav 81 Is:: seller June 81 lsl.
seller July 81 lGI seller August 81 l3:
seller year 81 ~: M. red Wabash
81 IA; rejected tl Oh. Corn-Qui-i,
high mixed isc; No. . spo, 47ic; seller
June iGlc; No . white J0ir; rejected
s.: dimngei SHE Oats-Dull; No. 2
white 43c. Nomsrket Monday.
New Orlsina
NEw ORLEASs, May 90 Coffee -
Active; Rio cargoer, ordinary 10 prime.
Si6l2.c Sugar - Firm; common 10
good common 7C97lc; fair TO fully fair
7.d7;c; prime to choice 7,Ssl lc; yellow
clarified S6I9lr. Molasscs - Dull and
unchanged. Rice-Qniet and steady:
ordinary to prime icsG!c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-31
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy ai2.h 81 PEI csat-6svsrn.
meHh Steady-fIour Stsady-whsat
q Shade Better and Firm
Hogs ia Good De-
mand and Steady.
FINANCE.

Nsv YolK. May 3.-Mnssv- Market
easy at 2laSl per cant. Prime mercsn.
tile paper 3f(S4i per cent Sterling
Exchange, bankers bills weak at %sS;
demand, 4Sj.
sILvsR-At London Slid per ounce;
bar silver here lls.; subsidiary silver
coin l per cent discount
GovKRsNrSrs-Steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-31
ON THE eve.
The Forces ct Albany Rssdy tor
HA1 Il Tho Fray. Sit

The Forces ct Albsny Rssdy for
HA Tho Fray. StV
The Goose Of tho Willy Roscoe Ev-
identity Cooked. :
Cornell PULLING The Wires for HE
Own Benefit, :.
And Consequently ,thers Is War u
TT the Arthur Wing, Z
Whsrsat the HaIf- Breeds are
- ( Much Pleased. ez9
Senator Mills Declares and C0mss
81 Down or the Fence. "a Z
Herman and Jacobs the Choice q
the Democrats.
Cornell Thought to Be the Strong
est Republican,
And with a Little Help He May
Take the Cake.
The Stalwarts will Now Work for
an Adjournment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-31
Bdtimors'

BALTIMORE, Way D-BeeI CAitIe-
MARKET isry srtise and psicss "a ,c on !.
very be-, Gi,; first quality 6tGsstc; me.
diun 4s15tr; ordinary 2itS4ic; most
aales at q G!tsS:c. Receipts .O6l besd.
Hoys-fsir supply and modsrsts 70
god defnsEd; quoted st 7l9sbc. Es'
ceip;s 5.252 head. -
sheep and ismbs -Recsipts [, 81 bssfi
sheep 3ps5lc; lAnbs SG7!c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-31

ALBANY, May S0.-Conkling, Arthur,
Platt and several other leading stalwart
arrived this morning and are at the Del
avan. Very few members OF the Legis-
lature are in the city and no excite
ment.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-28
,C,.,. NVvstorv Explained.

This NXYsLCTy LAPItIAIIVoI'
0oO5 the patent ma Te@6 of an fRT@ tbc
e,.s.d pic nil, 1Hi and stomach worms, 1t is
h,a ~ of celebrated physician, and
It has been the m%pS Of pv ty tey
ilVes ~ has heen nut up in the form of pow
deTs ready for children take it readily
os If is pleasant medicine. SOLD by ueileiS
in medicine at % cents.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-06-03
HELM TilE NEW BIBLE.

Tho new revised bible went Off '.!ikc
hot cakes" We attribute this "boon''
in bibles to popular impression
that the new bible has no 'shelI' in it.
We do not SO read the extracts from
the revised passages which havo found
their way into public print. We have
kept up with the literature Of this re-
vision, to which we have been oppos-
ed from the first. Thereviscrs. make
distinction between ssGehenna," the
place of future punishment for sinners,
and "hadcs" an abode for souls after
death whether culpable or not The
terrific twhcre their worm dieth not
and the fro is not qucnchcd'' is left out.
This was evidently an Interpolation,
AS sometimes occurs with all other pre-
historic myths, and bad rcfcrcnccsolely
to the worship of Baal or NIoloch, in
the neighborhood of the Holy City,
with its fires, its human sacrifices and
the feeding of vcrmin on the dccaycd
bodies.
But if anybody expects to die now,
under the inspiration of the new bible,
and not run tho risk of going to "hell,"
we think that he will get incontinently
sspicked up" Some of these fellows
who have been preaching the anti-hell
doctrine-Bob Ingcrsoll, for instonce
will some day wake up with an cx-
clamation, not paid Tor as an advcr-
tisemcnt for Il lecture, s'Thc is hell AMI
| am here" We think that "hell'
exercises Il grand conservative intlu-
ence over human affairs. We are OPP
posed to it's abolition. 1t has not been
abolished.
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-06-03

"A cruel blunder was made in an
nouncing the verdict in st. Louis
murder case. The foreman of the Jury
handed the clerk several slips Of paper ,
and the clerk read: ave find the pri-
soner not guilty, on the ground of in
sanity" The culprit's face lighted up
with delight, and he eXultantly shook
hanus Win his counsel. :'rhere's a
histake' SAID the foreman to the clerk ::
You We read the wrong slip. The one
murder in the first degree
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-06-03

"A Chicago paper says that Il man
VINO marrics n girl with 4 good must
cal voice will have more cause for
misery and jealousy than the ono who
harries for beauty. With both man
has no chance at all.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-06-03

M. Fabre, Il French naturalist, says
that the wasp ia endowed with more
cunning then any other insect on
wings. We don't secanything so very
cunning in II wasp lifting Il man off a
bench in the park. An earthquake
docs the same thing and makes no pre-
tensions to fun.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-06-03

tits time-honored custom in Quincy
Fa., to salute newly-married couplc
by firing cannon. This is to remind
those present that the battle of life has
fairly begun.
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secretary Blaine is informed that
the French delegation to the Yorltown
centennial will consist of no more than
ten gentleman, descendants of In.
fayctte, De Rachambeau and Others -,
our allies in 1881. W
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"A woman ut Cape Girardcau, Mo-,
who had suffered from husbands
neglect, traced him to barroom,
where he was playing cards with seve-
raj companions. Setting covered
dish she held in her hands down upon
the table, she said: "Pcsuming, hus-
band, that you We're too busy to come
home to dinner, l have brought you
yours" and departed. With a forced
laugh he invited his friends TO dine
with him, but on removing the cover
from the dish found only n slip of
paper on which WAS written 81
hope you will enjoy your meal; it is
the same your family have at home"
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Presbyterian Church..

Rev. j. Y. Allison, Pastor. Scviccs a
tho Church, Grammont and Catalpa SITS.
first, second and third Sundays oach month
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City Of Monroe.
Mayor and Chief of Police FIR. En,ion
Councit,ncu--J {; Sanders, ID NJ ShoarS,
$ Meyer. w Ron wick, + Garrett, G
Lewis. + w Darlington CO..
Secretary and rre:,Sllrer..... u >tillman
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Parish School Board.
Il. lGndom, President; 4. C. Standifer, w.
G. Head, Secretary; -. r. Trousdale, Rich
ard Burlington, X. J. Wilson, DR.. Il. J.
Brooks, a. Wyatt, X. Dunn. s. Meyer,
Treasurer of tho Board.
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Protestant Episcopnl.
Rev. -~----- Rector. Services
G race Church cvcry Sunday morning ut
O'Clock; evening at p. IN.
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Roman Catholic

Rev. Father l.. EnaIt, Pastor. Scrvi,
ut st. Matthew's Church every Sund:
First Mass at o'clock, Il. M; High Mass
10 o'clock, Il. M; Bencdiction ottho Bless
Sacrament at o'clock, p. III.