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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-24
The Funeral Of Col. Scott.

PHLADxLruA, May 23.-Arrlnge
mrnts for the funeral of the late I. A,
Scott haee been completed. Services are
To be held at the hOnse at WOndiasn,
where the pail bearers and family will
assemble. and the interment take place
AZ five O'Clock az Woodlawn Cemetery,
The following gentlemen will act rs pal
bearers: Geo. B Roberts, \ J Cassst,,
Hon. John Scott. Frank Thomson, John
Z. Greene, X. D. Barclay, GeNrSe ID
Krumbhoor and Col. Wm. d FOrney
pf Lancaster
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Columbus Business Doom.

CoLUMBUs, O., May 23.-The business
outlook here is very favorable. Money
men, who have been doing business in
the surrounding towns, have transfer
red their headquarters to this city dur
ing the past year. The demand for
hands is very great. Numerous manu-
iacturing interests are delayed for want
ot proper buildings, aud the contractors
decline 10 enter into many contracts,
owing to the scarcity OF bricklayers and
in some instances carpenters. There Is
a demand here ior good wages and the
demand will continue until late in the
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ENGLAN u.
The Expulsion of the British Jew from st
Petersburg,

The Expulsion of the British Jew from st
Petersburg.
LONDON, May 23.-ln the House oil
Commons to day, Sir Charles Dixie, Un-
der Foreign Secretary, replying to a
question relative to the recent expul.
sion OF the British Jew from st. Peters
burg, said that as soon as an authentic
copy OF the Russian law regulating the
residence of Jews is received, the gov
ernment will consider whether steps
cannot be taken TO obtain a modification
OF the iaw.
Betting on the English Derby.
LONDON, May 33 The following is the
present betting on the race for the Der.
by stakes: to against Peregrine, u
to / against GeOlogst; IA to against
Iroquois, aud 20 to against Bassett.
Trickett B sund for America.
LONDON, May 23 Edward Trickett,
the oarsman, OF Sydney, n. S. W., will
start for the United States on the 2sth
inst. He will take two boats with him.
After staying in New York Jew days
he goes TO Saratoga, where he will go
into training for any match that he may
make.
Traffic Impeded.
LONDON, May 23.-The steamer lard.
iny stage at Port SSerret has been burn.
ed. The traffic between South Wales
and Bristol has been seriously impeded
by the fire, which is believed to have
been OF incendiary origin.
The Mark Lane Express on the British
Grain Trade.
LONDON, May 23.-The Nork Lane Err.
press, in its review OF the grain trade Tor
the past week, says: Favorable rains,
higher temperature and the absence of
night frosts have benefited vegetation,
but copiOus rainfall is still needed.
Without it the outlook is uncertain and
unfay orable. The English grain crops
do not stand well for harvest. Trade
continues quiet. There is a bettar in
quiry for red wheat, and values are
steady. Foreign has shown signs OF
improvement. Buyers stocks are dimin-
ished, and the smaller supplies have
strengthened sellers, who have thus
obtained fractional advance for Amer
lean red winter grades. The week s
supply was moderate and more than
hail OF it American. The floating
bulk continues large, AMI includes
,250, 900 quarters American, 1896 900
quarters from various other countries.
Flour was laborious OF sales against for
eign competition and the rates were un-
remunerative. Foreign was in smaller
supply for barley and there was nom
inal trade at unchanged rates The
same report is applicable to foreign oats,
which were in fair demand and light.
Samples were cheaper for foreign and
the tendency was downward, except for
the heaviest maize, which continues
dropping. Sales of English wheat aur-
ing the week: %, i02 quarters at AIS. q.
per quarter, against % ,677 quarters at
AIS. 81. per quarter for the correspond.
ing week OF last year.
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LEGISLATORS COMING BACK,

And With Them They Bring Instruc-
u0ns to Vote Against the Reelection OF
Conklin. and flatt-sentlments OF the
People.
ALBANY, ay..2S.-But few OF the
m 'mbeIs OF the Legislature returned to
the city until late this afternoon. Those
who first arrived did not know of the
Conkling- Arthur conference in New
York until late to-day, and some of
them not until they had reached
the city, 0theV read Of
them in State and New York City pa.
Pers earlier on the road hi,her. Thev
had left their homes with the under.
standiSs mat it was no, at all likely that
the resigning Senator'S would desire IA.
election, and even il they did they vsre
instructed by their constituents to vote
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THE COTTON INDUSTRY.
Probability that Manchester Goods Wi
Be Excluded from France

Probability that Manchester Goods vii
Be Excluded from France
PARIS, May 23.-GalignaDis Messen'
ger states, that in case the negotiations
with France in regard to the cotton in.
dus;ry take hostile turn, the large cap
italists OF Manchester and adjoining
towns are determined TO form company
with the view OF establishing a large
concern at Rouen. There appears to be
no lack OF capital, and spinning. weav.
ing, 1ye,ng and printing machinery will
be fitted up on large scale il Manches.
ter goods are excluded from France
The promoters of the scheme are deter
mined to establish a small Manchester
in France.
French Races.
LONDON, May 23.-The Messrs. Wea.
therby issue a supplementary list OF
horses left in the entries for the grand
Prix de Paris, which will come off Sun
day, June ~ The list includes ]. X.
Keene's three-year, old bay colts Bush
man and Foxhall, which were accident
ally omitted from the previous publish
ed list.
The sporting correspondent OF the
Daily N7rs, writing from Paris, says
there will be difficulty TO find anything
to beat Foxhall il he can compass the
distance, both English and French
horses doing very moderate running.
In the race for Prix de Diam, at Chan.
tilly tomorrow, may however show that
the French possess better chance
than is now apparent.
Lord Falmouth's three.year.old chest
nut colt Golden Plower, who had entered
in the race for the Derby stakes, was in
jured while at exercise on Saturday aud
shot.
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== =WHEEIING W VA. TUESDAY MORNING, 1851

turbed districts. There is now an or.
eanized attempt by the Land League
to Boycott solicitors, autioneers and
others who act against them.
1t is hoped that the disturbance at
New Pallas, Ireland. are over. There
has been no further attempt to evict
tenants to-day.
Arennan, Secretary of the Land League.
= Arrested
DUBLIN, May 23.-Brennan, Secretary
OF the Land League, was arrested this
evening, under the provisions OF the
Ooereion act and conveyed to prison at
Mas, County Kildare. The warrant for
his arrest charges him with melting to
acts Of violence.
oficers Dispatched to the Disturbed Dis
tricts.
LONDON, May 23.-In response to ur-
gent appeals, large force OF constabula-
~. hastily collected in the counties OF
Dublin and Wicklow, uas been dis
patched to the disturbed districts in
Limerick,
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Kulsd United States oHieer

SAN BERNARDO, Cal, Nav - - Un'-
ted States Deputy Collector +. 5 Bean
seized the lvGnpah Mining Comrany's
mill and other property on the Sc, entl
inst. tie was resisted by John McFar-
land, ]. B. Cook AMI others A desper
atas,rugg'e ensuei, in which guns, re-
voivers and knives were used. McFar-
land was killed by Deputy Hisso n.
Beans party WAS fired at by concealed
parties on the Ledving mill, but without
effect.
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LIVE STOCK.
,oEo.

CaicAao, May 23.-The Droser' Jour
MI bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
l4,OOO head shipments l4,OO head.
Market active and Sc higher; quality
only fair; no prime heavy; common 10
good mixed packing IS 1905 10; good TO
choice packing and shipping 81 lOCs
@ As; bacon hogs Sc 05l96 ID; common TO
fair S S0G96 90.
Cattie-Receipts 5000 head; ,hip.
ments 3,lL0 head; good demand; q
shade lower; no Gue heavy cattle here
common 10 fair shipping $5 25(a5 80
good TO choice s. S00f6 10; Colorado
IS 5O65 80; dis,iIlery 50 25ta5 60 butch.
ers' plenty and dull at 81 JOCa15 %;
mainly 81 50ld4 20; grass Texans u w
"a co; stockers and feeders g 6O94 30.
Market slow and easy.
Sheep-Recsipts 100 head; market
strong sni active; goo TO choice shorn
81 75Ca5 80; fair to good wooled - JV9
$50.
East Lbery.
East LrBERry, May 23.-CA- To- he.
ceipts to day 1910 head; mostly through
consignments The market opened
firm at unehau ,ed prices from the close
OF last week.
Hoz.-Receipis to-day $50 head
PnilaGslphias u i5(a6 50; Workers
81 O0a q Is =,
sheep-R-ceipts to day 600 head.
The market opened active a, last weeks
closing prices.
Cinninnsu.
CIscissAri, May 23.-lIogs- Ste Wy
and firm; common and light ~ 20 a
d o.; packing and bntehsrs' s. 4OCs
6 30 Rsceip,s $50 head; shipments
275 heal.
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SEIZED.
The Steamer Salt Valley Detain.
ed at Steubenville.

SrEuBKSvILLE, May 2S.-when the
Salt Valley arrived at eleven O'Clock yes.
terday morning Deputy Marshal Cahill
seized her at the wharf on writ issued
by the United States Court. Nevins
Aleshire and Dnnbar, Of Gallipolis, are
the parties to the suit The amount in
issue is S629 81. The boat has large
amount Of freight for points up the
river.
About 6 o'clock, upon the affidavit OF
Capt. DeWolfe, OF the Salt Valley, Mar.
shal Cahill. Arriu Warthinston, Alex.
Hall and VIM. Hunt, who had charge OF
the seized boat, were arrested and taken
before Msyor Marion, where they gave
bail for their appearance on Tuesday in
the sum OF 500 each. The Marshal and
his assistants had seised the boat, and
the warrant WAS issued upon the ground
OF an attempt to provoke breach OF the
peace. As soon as the arrest was made
the Salt Valley cut her iastenings and
floated out into the river, and started on
her way TO Pittsburgh.
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PALY.
Garihaldi ON he French Treaty.

RoME, May 23.-Gen. Garibalii has
written smother letter on the Tunisisn
question. in which he says the French
treaty with the Sey efaces his good
opinion OF the French Republic, which
he has served. He reminds France ot
the sacrifice that Italy made in yielding
Nice, and says that the conduct OF
France may compel the Italians TO re-
mind her that Nice and Corsica are as
much French as the writer is Tartar
Italy, he says, should demand the CON-
plete independence OF Tunis.
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Decided to Continue Work.

wELIsvILLE, ONO, May 3-The coal
miners at Salineville held a large and
enthusiastic meeting yesterday, and
decided, by large majority, to continue
work at present prices, which insures
work for six hundred men all summer.
This decision causes universal rejoicing
in the little town, and 10 in marked
contrast to their actions Of . year sgo,
when they struck, remsined idle for
several months, and finally returned TO
work NJ old rates,
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The 6pra0ue Estate

PRovIDEScE, May 23.-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day, Judge Colt
announced his decision in the case OF
latham V. Chaffee, trustee of the A.
and W. Sprague estates, denying the mo.
ton for q preliminary injunction and
the appointment Of recriver, but or.
dering the Chafee's answer 10 be fled
June q, and intimating his disprovsl Ol
the trustee purchasing Sprague's note.
The trustee has called meeting OF the
Sprague creditors for June 1.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS sy TELEGRAPH.
koasy Easy At 2i.2 to +Pw csat-6sv.
erpmenh Shade nishsr-.flosr Steady
and Unehaaged--whsat Active,
Firm and Higher - Hogs
Steady and Firm.
FINANCE.


NV
NV YoRI. May 23.-Mossv- Mar
fet easy At 2l(S+ per cent, closing ct 81
(a3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
3l@4i per cent Sterling exchange.
hankers' bills weak st iS5; demand
firm.
SiLvRa-At London Slid per ounce;
bar silver here li2l: subsidiary silvs,
coin ! per cent discount
GOVERNMENTS -0ne.iourth per cent.
higher for 6's extended aud | per cent.
for Sc, "A q and as being unchanged.
Y. Coupons tlssl
New fives.,. ltt
ss. roHr,and ons-hAi.. i,sS
new I'll, -
fsctnc sixes of ...--isi
RAILROAD BoSDs-lrpgular on mod.
crate volume OF business.
STATE BoSDs-Generally dull.
SroCKs-The market opened strong
and buoyant, and in the early dealings
an advance ranging from 1851 per cent.
was recorded, in which the entire list
participated, the shares most
prominent in the upward
movement being Houston and
Texas, Western Union Telegraph,
North western, st. Paul, Central Pacific.
New Jersey Central. Delaware, Lacks.
wana and Western, Lake Shore and
New York Central. During the alter.
noon speculatio became somewhat un.
settled, and in late dealings sales 10 real.
ize profits caused Q reaction Of 4 TO q
per cent, in which Central Pacific,
Houston and Texas, q. O. 4 |. g., chi.
cago, Burlington and Quincy and New
Jersey Central were most prominent.
Memphis and Charleston was strong In
the final sales, and closed at an advance
OF 4 per cent. Oregon Navigation rose
3! per cent on the DAYS transactions,
Chicago. st. Louis 4 New Orleans sold
up 81 and reacted per cent.
The transactions aggregated 5Gs,00o
sIares, distributed as follows: Alton
and Terre Haute 800, Canada Southern
l0.a0O. Chesapeake and Ohio 800.
Central Pacific $1,000, g., g., q. 4 !.
1. 800. c., q. Il !. &. 1000, Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western 100, Denver
and Rio Grandc $500, Erie 4l. 100. Han.
nibsl and ~. Joseph $500, Houston
AMI Texas l3,400, Indiana, Bloomington
and Western 800, Illinois Central 300,
Kansas and Texas u 100. Lake Shore
-, 800. Louisville and Nashville 200.
Michigan Central q, 100. Mobile and Ohio
.lU, Memphis aud Charleston 1900,
Nonh~ estern 5000, Nashville and
Chattanooga 1900. New jersey Central
1890. New York Central II 800. North
era Pacific 100. Ohio aud Mississippi
7 200. Ontario aud Western $500.
Ohio Central $500, Pacific Mail l+.00).
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville $500,
R,ading 500, Rock Island $500, 81.
Paul ~, 100. ~. Paul and0maha $500.
Texas Pacific $500, Union Pacific %. $50,
Wabash Pacific II 800, Western Union
~ 800, NJ. Louis and San francisco
$3.50 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
5000, Ohio. 81. Louis and New Orleans
100. Marietta and Cincinnati hrsi
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DKsMorNks, IA, May 2S.-Six youug
lady compositors OF the Erening Leader
struck to day, leaving the paper to be
put out by the foreman and chore boy
and one Of the men compositors; the
balance Of the men force also quit. The
girls were getting twenty cents per thou.
sand and demanded twenty-five and
one-half. They also claim the right to
put on substitutes which the office
shall pay full journeylnen rates. The
nen union printers in the city refuse to
take the vacancies. Two union printers
remain at work -
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ELAN D.

War Against Thos, Who Act Against the
TenAnts
DUBIIs, May "A circular has been
issued TO the constabulary urging
greater vigilance and activity in finding
out lawless persons. There are six fy-
ing columns preserving peace in the dis
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gte.Dler sunk.

ST. Lruls, MAY 33-Thr steamer T.
II. Duricc. bound down the Mistour,
river, struck an obstruction near the
mouth 0i the Gasconade river, this
morning, and sunk. She ia snpposei T.
be a total loss. The boat VAS valued at
about So 900, and was insured for s. 900
She had valuable cargo OF Pr duce
which Will probably also be total loss.
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HeanpR Pos pSued.

WAsHISGroS, Pa. May % The two
cases in which the Baltimore anil Ohio
and Pittsburgh Southern Ra:lIoa Is are
interested have again been POSTPONED,
this time till next Thu-sdly. They
were held of at the instance OF outside
parties. and it Is thought eonrrouiie
can be made.
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Legally Elected.

HARRISBURG, May 23-Tbe Supreme
Court this morning affirmed the decree
of the Court of Common Pleas, declar-
ing Frank r. Bond and others as legally
alected to the offices Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company. Judges
Sharwood, Turnkey and Stsrrilt dis
sented.
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Sentence Confirmed.

CoPeYuAG IN, May 23.-The Danish
Sapreme Court has confirmed the SEN
tence of death passed. by the West In
dian Commission on the thirty-nine
negroes convicted of participation in the
Santa Cruz revolt.
A dispatch from Copenhagen this
evening announces the arrest OF Jorgen-
sen. editor of the socialist paper, the
Herald, on the charge OF melting 10 mnr-
der the king and establish q commune.
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Pistol Practice.

ST. LOUIS, May 23-Herman Balmer,
a miller, 81 years old, was found dead
in his room, 1913 Market street, this
morning, with large hole IN his right
temple, and a revolver c'utched in his
right hand told the s'O-y OF his death.
Mental arrangement was the cause OF
the act
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A Jase of Uydrophobia.

MoNrGoMrEy, n. Y, May 23 = G. q.
Mould, = wealthy aud influential farmer.
vas bitten about nine months ago by q
vicious dog. The wound being slight
soon healed and every precsutinn taken
against poison from the bite. Yesterday
he was attacked with hydrophobia, and
to-day is gradually growing worse.
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Ba.uOore


BALrIxoRr, MAY - -fiprr Firm.
with moderate den,sn1 fJr wrster ..
Wheat - Western, spot eanisr; futures
iirner; No 9 winter red spot 81 2<t,
seller May 81 24IC9l 2it; seller Juss
81 22IGi 22.; seller July 81 l7t0
/ Is. Corn-westsrn steady but meg.
lecte,l; western mixed spot G0i0sG0tc;
seller May J9tlSG0ic; seller June 5'i(4
56lc; seller July b5tCs55ic; steamer 57tc
asked. Oats-Easier; western whits
47(S,4sc; do. mixed 46ts47c. Rye
Easier at 81 ". Hsy-stesdy; prime
10 choice $2lCdD. Provisions Very
finn, with q forwar tendency. Mos
pork-OlI 81 30. new SIS 00. Bulk
Meats Loose shoulders and clear nib
sides none Offering; packed 6i(Sotc.
Bacon --sh lnldrrs TIC; clear rib ssdss
TO-; hams llSl2:. LArd-Re6ned l2c.
Bctter-Steasy; prime tO choic. we.
tern grass i5tS2oc: packed l0t4l, Eus
Firm at l3c. Petroleum - Somiasl.
Coffes Steady; Rio cargo~s sifSi0ic.
Sugar Higher and firm; A soft l0c.
whisky-Quiet II 81 COZ.
Cnieaso.
CsrAso, May g Flour-steady and
unchanged. Wheat--Aetivs. Grm and
higher; No. 3 red winter 81 I0Gsl 70;
No. Cbiczg, spring 81 0jt cash;
81 O6i seller June; 81 07s seller July:
81 Oh seller Augus,; No. 3 9Iefssi %:
rejected 7issOc. Corn - Active snd
higher at t3ic cash: t3ic SELLER Nay;
l2iC142ic seller June; t2Ic seller July;
i3lc seller August: ejsetsd Nt>Ssc.
Oats-Strong and higher at 3sie tasb;
3o(63glc seller May; BE seller June:
3s/S38Ic seller July; e ic seller Aufusi.
Rye-Easier at 81 -. Barley FiFmer
M a5c Plax s~ed--stfong and higher
A. sI Iysi Is. Pork-etronf snd bish-
., A sic sJSIG rs cash; SIC IS seller
u.v and June: SO 20 stIler Jolly and
Inyust. IArd-S;rong and higher st
S,o eySiO IS cash and seller yuse;
$40 eJlsI0 ga seller Juiy; sIl % b,a
seller August. $1,000.
Ctxcrssarr, May 9.-Cotton-Stsaiy
,t IeIc. Flour-Quiet: ianily % SO
3 10. Wheat Stronger; No. rel
winter 81 i2N4l ~ Cosn--stroas:
no. 2 mixed 5sc. Osts-Qsist; No. 3
mixed 40ie. Rye-DslI: No. 3, 81 30
] % Bafiey-Dnll and nomIssi; No.
2 spring S2fS8jc; Posk-FimeS st
Si6 75(Si7 % Bslk Msats -StEonses:
sboul.lers g rs; eleas rib g - BScoa
Stronger and higher: shouIders CT:
clear ms Ole: cIsas etc. Wildly
stssdy at 81 o. Bottss Doll; fsney
csramery z4(925c; choice Wesesm RS-
sesye l5(2isc; choice Centrsl Ohio I5s.
! IIusred 0il-s,eady q 6oc.
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RED RUIN.
DeS 'rrriiye Fire.at ROwel>burg,
W VAL Oss from $4,000 To
$4,000.

Special Dispatch - the Register
RowusBURG, W. Va, May - Two
mills belonging to the Rowe'sburg l. I'M
Der Company at this place w5rs destroy
ell by iice this evening IL was caused
by sparks from the engine. The loss on
lumber belonging to :. II. Brown, Cf
Washington, D. C., AMI Ebsrly, Hicks
* Co OF this plsce, is about 5000
Insurance on mills, $500 The total
'rss is between - 600 and $1,000
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The Piundering Continues.

The Piunderlng Contlnuea
vienna, May 23.-A telegram from
Odessa, Saturday, says that the distur-
Dances continue there. Forty-fye res.
taursnts have been plundered and
wrecked. The troops are bivouaced in
tue streets.
CoSsrrSTISoPLE May 23.-The state
ment that Turkham Bey, formerly
Turkish Ambassador, has been arrested
has been denied. The person arrest
is the Governor Of Teke in the Pashallc
OF Australia, whom Turkhan Pasha
will replace.
Played Quits
TUyIs. May %. General Bakaust, the
Tunisian Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
has resigned.
Probable lnsurrection-
HAVANA, May 23.-Adyices from
Turks Island up to the 10th inst repre-
sent that strong body Of Dominicans
and Haytian revolutionists there are well
supplied with Remington rifles aud all
kinds OF ammunition. 1t is supposed
they have entered hostilities against
Santa Domingo.
Advices from Porto Rico state that
Bllentine Murcantite Processes to have
information that the United States and
Denmark have agreed 10 the alienation
OF the Danish Islands for the sum oi
81, 1000, 900 francs.
Revolutionary UpriEing.
Advices from Venezuela to the l1th
inst. report a rising at Slanos. The
insurgents raised the cry of "Down with
Guzmsn BIanco." The government
took immediate measures to suppres,
the rising, but had not succeeded whes
the pscke, left.
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AN EXODUS.
The swedish Government Alarmed.

LONDON, May 23.-A dispatch from
Copenhagen says that the Swedish gov
ernment is becoming alarmed, and con-
templates legislation in view OF the emf
grafton, which is assuming the proper
tions of an exodus. Several counties
have been practically donuded OF all
able. .hodied inhabitants
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MANY lose their beauty from the hair
falling or fading Parker's Hair Balsam
supplies necessary nourishment, pre-
vents falling and grsyness, and is an ele-
CANT dressing. . - -.
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RUSSIA.
Warning the Jews

ST. PETERSBURG, May 2S Many rich
Jews in Moscow, have received threat
ening letters, aud have abandoned their
country villas, which were hired for thu
sum.uer. The number of arrests in
Kief district for the attacks on the Jews
since the 18th inst, is l,227.
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DRg GOODS
New York

Nyw YoKK. May 2;.-Dy Goods Cot
ton goods more active in first hands,
and the tone Oi the market is firm.
Prints qniet. Lawns Ia mO'lera'e re
quest, bat gingbsns continue sctivs.
Dress goods IN light d-riani. Heavy
clothing NO liens in fair request, and
leoding makes steady Stark drills and
sheetiny ~ advanced q quarter of 4 cent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-24
Manifesto.

LONDON, May 2S.-Che Russian revo'
lutionists have answered thc Cars
manifesto by second utterance, dwel
ling on the wretchedness OF the peas
ants, transportations to Siberia and the
gagging OF free speech and public jour
nails, and declaring that false c)un'ellors
are in possession OF the Cars ear. The
document concludes as follows: let
Your majesty assemble your people
around you and listen to their wishes in
an unprejudiced spirit, and then neither
your majesty nor the State will have
any reason TO apprehend a further
catastrophe.