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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-18
THE NEWS
OF the Day In Pithy Paragraphs.

Thos. Stacey, a farm lsborer, 20 years
old, fell from bridge at Lowellsville
last evening while intoxicated and
was drowned.
Six new cases oil typhus fever and one
of smallpox were found in New York
CITY, Yesterday, by the health officers.
There were four fatal cases OF typhus.
The Tankersby Hotel, at Couchata,
Texas. was burned early Saturday morn
ing and stranger from Arkadeiphla,
known as the "Doctor," perished in the
flames.
At Chatham, Mass, five bodies from
the wrecked schooner ]. G. Huntington
have been picked up by crew OF the
lie station. One has been identified AZ
X. III. Ames.
The anti-Kelly wing OF Tammany on
Saturday night nominated ticket ior
the annual election on Monday night,
with Isaac Bell and several other sach-
ems at its head.
At Washington the Emancipation Gel
ebration on Saturday consisted OF about
LOG persons, who broke up before
reaching the place where the celebration
Was to take place.
A Bradford, Pa, telegram says: Des-
mond Donahue, aged nine years, slipped
from a log in Luna creek Yesterday
evening and was drowned. The body
has not been recovered.
The Jury in the case OF the Poe broth.
era. whose threatened lynching created
so much excitement at winchester,
Tenn, recently, rendered verdict to-
night OF murder in the first degree.
The street railroad strike continues on
All the Cincinnati Consolidated and on
two Newport lines. 1t is attended with
no incidents and good order prevails.
The companies are not committed as to
their policy.
Foreign.
A Rome telegram says the King has
summoned Signor Zella to form the Cab
met.
Beaconsfield is much improved. The
doctors are now confident OF his ulti-
mate recovery.
The Basutos have been defeated at
Leribe with heavy loss. The Colonial
loss 10 llSnt.
Mathew Harris, one of the Trayersers
at the State trial, has been arrested un-
der the coercion act.
A London telegram says the steamer
1sllis for New York will take out the
Duke of Sutherland, Marquis OF Stafford
and party, for tour through Canada.
The proposal to bold an international
Socialist Congress at Zurich is strongly
disapproved and a memorial is prepar-
ing at Zurich requesting the federal
council to prohibit it..
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MoNoNaAHELA CITY MURDER.
A Fight Over o Kag Of Beei Ends In q
Death.

PITTSBURGH, April IA special to
the Commercial Gazette from Mononga'
hela City SAYS: Thos. Forsythe, Scotch
miner, was murdered about one
O'Clock this morning, by Jonas
HAYWOOD, who beat him over the head
with a pistol and then shot him. The
party had been drinking and quarrel
ensued over key of beer. This is the
first murder ever committed there and
intense excitement prevails. The mur.
derer has not vet been apprehended.
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FINANCE.
STATE BoNDs-In light request.

RAILROAD BoNDs-Fairlv active.
SroCYs-The market declined q frac.
ton at the opening, but before the frst
board prices rose 10 2 per cent. the
latter Manhattan and Metropolitan Ele-
waited. Subsequently Metropolitan de.
clined sharply. and closed at 81 per
cent. of from the highest point. Man.
haitian closed at decline OF per cent.
At the first call the general list made .
further advance OF | TO u per cent,
Western Union leading, but during the
afternoon speculation became weak and
q decline Of | to 8 per cent. took place,
in which Northern Pacific common and
preferred, Lake Shore, Canada Southern,
Pacific Mail and Michigan Central were
most prominent. The market closed
barely steady at fractional recovery In
most cases.
The transactions aggregated 303,00o
shares, distributed as follows: Canada
Southern 10000, Central Pacific 1900.
delaware, Lackawanna and Western 49,
600, Delaware and Hudson LOO. Dem
YER and Rio Grande 1900, Erie q 1000,
Hannibal and 1t. Joseph l,7U0, Iron
Mountain 3,l00. Kansas and Texas
500, Lake Shore $4,000, Michigan Cen.
trail $4,000, Marietta and Cincinnati
frsts preferred 5000, Northwestern H..
OOO, New Jersey Central $4,000, New
York Central 10000. Northern Pacific
1900, Ohio and Mississippi 500, On.
tsrio and Western 1900, Pacific Mail
II 900, Reading 800, 81. Paul 500, ~.
Paul and Omaha 5000. Texas Pa.
cihc 5000, Union Pacific 10000, Wa
bash Pacific 1900. Western Union
1900, Louisville and Nashville $500.
and e. O. Al @ $500.
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SMALLPOX IN Illinoia

ASTORIA, April 1.-THE smallpox has
broken out in a most virulent form in
Bluff City, small town eight miles east
Of this place. Seven cases are reported
up to this time and there have been two
deaths. 1t was introduced there from
Beardstown, where the disease has ex.
listed for some weeks, many cases hav-
ing proved fatal. The entire community
around Bluff City we're exposed before
it was known that the disease was small
pOx.
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MODES L MAHONE.
He Makes q Very Queer Request at the
Post Office Department

WASHINGTON, April l7.-Senator Ma.
hone visited the Postofiice Department
yesterday. There was nothing singular
in this, but the request he made was
somewhat. He desires all the post
offices in Virginia readjusted-that is to
say, ali of the present incumbents turn
ed out and Malone strikers put in.
Malone thinks, with the aid OF this
patronage and free vote and fair
count. the Readjusters can carry the
next Legislature and get duplicate Sen.
ator OF his own precious pattern.
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AcoLoRED MATINEE
At Which Hy. Dueron Stretched Hemp
and Rid Farewell to all Esrthlv Cares.

LITTLE Rock, April l6 -Hy. Dueron,
colored, who killed his vile IN the
autumn of 1879, was hung yesterday
afternoon in the presence OF several
thousand witnesses, at Devaro, Ark.
Dueron acknowledged bis guilt in brief
speech. When the trap was sprung he
fell l2 feet and died instantly, the fall
breaking his neck. Dueron was des'
perate character. He killed his first wife
several years before, but was never
brought 10 justice. He has in the past
two months made several attempts te
commit suicide without success. The
murder OF his second wife caused
excitement at the time. and was regard
ed as cold blooded and indicative OF q
brutal nature capable Of nothing better.
Dueron was about 10 years old and had
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A Sweeping Prohibition.
BALLOT BOX spUFFINa.
A Noble Justice In Bad Business-Lodged
In Jail

New YORK, April l6.-Peter n. W.
Flynn, a justice OF the peace, was Judge
OF election in the Jersey City election
last Tuesday. While the vote was being
counted he was detected in the act ol
putting package Of ballots in the box
His arm was seized before he could drop
them, and a Number OF ballots were
found concealed in his coat sleeve. Yes.
terdsy afternoon the parties who wit.
messed the act went before the grand
Jury and had Flynn indicted. He was
arrested and locked up in the county
Jail this morning.
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The Uierer Did Not Hun.

MEMPHIS, April l6.-A full grown
panther was shot at daylight this morn.
ing by q negro man about three miles
north OF this city, over in an Arkansas
cane brake. The negro was out hunt
ing Wild turkey when he discovered the
painter. which prepared to attack him,
but shot him before making spring.
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w airing on the English.

LONDON, April l6.-The statement
that 1t is practically decided that Eng
land shall be represented at the none
tary conference, is certainly premature.
The government is unwilling TO take
any steps having the appearance OF COM
promising it on the subject OF bimetal.
iism.
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The Powers Displeased.
DESPERATE HUSBAND

Shoots His Wife and Mother-in-Law.
then Ends the Scene by Taking His Own
Life.
SAN Francisco, April l6.-Henry
Swesrengen, a resident OF Dayton,
seven miles from here, shot his mother
in.law, Mrs. David Rancher, to day,
killing her. He next shot his vile in
the arm, but not killing her, he seized
her, and placing pistol to her breast,
fired again, with fatal effect. He then
sent bullet through his own brain.
There had been some family trouble be-
tween the parties, but general under
standing had been reached, and Swear
engen was to have left for Missouri in
the morning. Mrs. Rancher was the
widow Of the late State Senator from
Butte county.
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The Secret Of Hspiness.

How of,en have We longed for perfect
enjoyment and bow seldom iound II.
Misfortune has come, or III beauh over
taken rs. Perhaps q cough has come
upon us which threatens that dreaded
M ali diseases, consumption, snd We
feel that death Is near. With what Joy
rhould we be flIed then, when such .
.emedy as DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption 10 placed within our
reach. II has cured thousands Who
we're nearer the grave than Ourselves,
and made their lives peacefu! and
happy. Asthma, gronchitis, Hoar.e'
ness. |, ,oss of Voice, Dificulty OF Breath:
ing. or any affection Of the Throat and
Lungs, are positire'y cured by this woe
derful discovery. Now 70 Riye you sat'
i.factory proof that Dr. Kings New Dis
coyery m;n cure, II you vii! call at Logan,
List < Co.'S drug store you can get .
rial bottle for ten cents or Q regular
.ize bottle for Sl.00. Sold by Logan,
list A Co. Wheeling.
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Heaviest Snow Of the sssson.

MouSr wAsHISoTos, n. H., April 10.
1T has been showing here since the
afternoon OF the l4tb. There is more
snow on the summit, and drifts are
greater than at any time this winter.
Low barometer Temperature IA degrees,
velocity of wind 100 miles from north.
Usaf
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4 Happy osbbsth

NAV lie secured 70 the busy mefcnsn
md the tired worker By their taxing
home With them every Saturday night
. plug Of Miller's Good Enough nav
Plug. which, when chsved, causes .
pleasure not attainabls By any otncr
means.
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THE RAILROAD BOOM.

Parker1burg flanks DoWu tho noaehSN
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Meeting.
PARKERsBURa, April IL.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
Twenty six hundred and fifty dollars
was subscribed at meeting here last
night in a few minutes. All OF our citi-
zens are enthusiastic over the new rail
road project, and if the same enthusiasm
is exhibited all along the line there will
be NO doubt Of success. Keep the ball
rolling and let this good work 60 on.
We are ready for the engineers here.
Can your people say 60 to workP
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-18

A SAFE and sure means Of restoring
the youthful color of the hair is fur.
nished by Psrker's Hair Balsam, which il
dessrvsdly popular from Its superior
cleanliness.
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DKY GOODS.
n ev York.

Nrw YorK, April l6.-Dry Goods
Business light with cotton and woolen
goods commission houses, and ioreien
goods dull in first hands. bat j0bbers are
doing fairly. Fine and medium bleached
cotton firm, but low grade quiet and un-
settled. Prints in irregular demand,
and gipphams active and firm.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cficko

StlC08os
CHICAGO, April l6.-Ths Dro~-s
Jo,un1l bureau reports: Hogs-Re.
ceipts 1000 head; shipments $500
head. Market strong and a<sold at 5(9
l0c higher: mixed packing IS 60S6 05;
light SIS 75@6 Is; choice heavy ~ ~
@6 so.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; ship
ments 5000 head. Shipping 81 50
as l5: good TO choice S. 35S5 so; ex.
ports nominal at S. 90G6 Is; butchers
slow at 50 5O(s3 30; ,stockers and ieed'
ers at So 25(G4 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; ship
ments 900 head. Market firm; fair to
good S. 40S5 so; exports S. 90(S6 20.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBRRrv, April 16.-Sattle-R, .
ceipts to-day 1925 head; selling firm at
yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts 300 head; Philsdel.
phias $6 5096 65; Workers IS 6095 10.
Shecp-Receipts 400 head; prices un.
changed; market closed firm.
New YORK.
New YeRK, April l6.-Drorers' Jossrn-
al bureau reports: Beeves = Receipts
$3.50 head. Trade was not brisk, but
the cattle offered were readily told at .
small advance on yesterdays prices, in.
cluding common to strictly prime steers
at l09llsc. Exporters used 800 fat
steers. The shipments to-day and to-
morrow will include IA live cattle,
$500 quarters OF beef and ! ,l50 carcasses
OF mutton.
sheep-Receipts 1900 head. Good
stock had quick sale at stronger prices,
at s. OO(97 % per lJ0 pounds for com.
mon TO prime unshorn sheep; s. $50
62i for fair to good clipped sheep; 81 90
al 75 for ordinary to prime yeanings in
the wool.
Receipts 1900 head; common
TO ordinary western hogs, alive. - 400
5 S7i per 100 pounds; good to prime
quoted firm at 81 O096 25.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, April l6.-Hogs-Quiet,
weak and quality poor; common ~ 500
5 25; light S. 5000 90; heavy packing
S. 35@5 Is; butchers selections IS 600
9 25.
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HARD ON PoCKET-BooKs.
The Anti-Treat Law Declared lnopera-
tive and Void.

MILWAUKEE, April l6.-ln a test case
TODAY TO determine the legality OF the
celebrated anti-treating law OF Wiscon-
sin. il was found that the law was mop
erative because OF an error In the text
of its supposed enactment, the bill as
drawn specifying the repeal OF law that
was dropped when the statutes under
went their recent revision. Judge Nal.
lory held the law to be imperative and
void
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EMO sales. tOhcre I.
PRoDUCD.
n ov YoSR.

New YoRK, April lG.-Cotton- EI.
change closed. Flour-Unchanged; re.
ceipts 5000 barrels; exports 1900
barrels. Whest-Fairly active and .
shade higher; receipts 2y7 900 bushels:
exports 1856 900 bushels; No. 3 spring
81 l6; No. 2 spring 81 10; ungrad,d
red 81 I76l 26i; No. 3 do 81 1910
/ 20; No 2 do 81 23CSl 23t; steamer
81 l9t; No. ! red 81 2SCsl 2si mixed
winter 81 20l9l 20l; ungrsded whits
81 20; No. g 81 20; No. do, sales
5s, 900 bushels, at 81 2l69l 2li: steamer
No. do 81 I7Cal Is; No. 2 seller
April, sales I52. ZOO bushels, at 81 2lt
al 22I; seller Nav, sales $4,000 bush-
els. at 81 20i(gl 20i; seller June, sales
2Os 900 bushels, Rt VI 1901 20; seller
July, sales Il2OOo bushels, at 81 $50
lSi. Corn-Fsirly active and higher.
receipts 206, 500 bushels; ;sexports 1900
bushels; ungradcd 5Gfa,59c; No. 3 54i
s,55c; steamer 57t(e 57ic; No. 2 do 5st
Gs59e; No. 2 seller April 5sic; seller
May 55A(a55ic; seller June 65c. Oats
Heavy; receipts 10000 bushels;
western mixed 43Cs45c; white western
45C148ic. Hsy-DsDsnd fsir and mar.
ket frm st 90is05c. Hops-Quiet and
steady; yesrlings l2CSlsc; eastern snd
western i3ls22c; New York State 100
23c. Cofee-Quiet; Rio cargoes quoted at
iOC9i2jc; job lots l0C4l3ic. sasar--Ce-
nand fair and market frm; lair 10 good
refining Z 1907 6-ls;. Moiass-s-
Demand fair and market firm; refining
32I6 633Ic. Rice Fair. Petroleum.
Dull; United site: crude 6i697ic: re-
doed 7ic. T.llIw- Steady and nm .
hanged. Rosin-Quiet aud ubchanRed.
Torpentine-St<sdy at 3sIs3ac. ESxz
-Flrm at I9ic. Pork-Quist; old meas
quoted at SIC 2J1I6 62i; new do
{i7 5o9I7 20. Beef-Nominslly un.
changed. Cut Meats-Quiet; long clear
SIC; short clear 9tc. Lard-stroDg and
higher; prime steam tii 20. Butter
Quiet and unchanged. Cheese
and unchanged. leather Firm and
fairly sctive; hemlock sole 22e25c.
wool-DuIl; domestic fleece 32tslGc:
pulled 20la40c; unwasbed I+te32c;
Texas l4(G2Sc. Manufactured Copper
-Dsll; new sheathiGg &c; irgot lake
lSi9l9tc. Pig IroE-Dnil and ssst
Scotch SCI 0ofaA 90; American 80 "
@25 so; Russis sheeiing l$tlbc. Nails
Gu. n So 0O@3 10; eiinch ~ 50A5 90.
Toieoo.
ToLs,o, April Ia Wbeat-No. I
white Michigan 81 07t; amber Michigan
spot 81 l0l; seller Msy 81 l0i; No. 2red
Wabash, spot and seller May 81 l0i;
seller June 81 l0i; seller July 81 0s3 /;
seller year 81 0si; No. 8 red Wabash
81 O8t. Corn-iIieh mixed l7e; No. 2
spot and seller April 46ic; seller May
4otc; rejeetsd 45ic; damaged 43c. Oats
-Quies: No . 3sic. Clover seed-Quisi !;
prime "a ~; old do. a Is.
NEW 0sLsaxs, April 1G. - Coffee
Dull: Rio czrToes. ordinary 10 prime.
l00l3ic. Honf-In good demand; !;
inferior 10 god common 5s06jc; com.
moa N good common 6i761e; yellow
clarified SsA8te. Noises Dull; 10.
issios I6AlSc: ceutsiiseA 3o05 057c; cis-
tsss bottoms Sc; issmsnting 3o035e.
Rice-Dell and no1isai; osdssasy "a
prime 4t0sc
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COL FARRAR's DEATH.
His Body Found IN Bsd-euddsn Ending
ofs Brilliant Career.

CHICAGO, April l7.-Col. H. W. Far.
rar, who was on General Sedgwick's stan
in the laie war, and for ten years
previous to March, 1880, wss managing
editor Of the Chicago Enning Journal.
was found dead in his bed at his sisters
house in this city, this morning. Col.
Farrar distinguished himsef by gallan.
try during the war and at its Close was
made Colonel.
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GARFIELD'S DOOM.
AN AMERICAN SOCIALIST TALKS OF
DeSPATCHlN6 HIN.

lanes is Amused at the Idea Of Being Re-
moved from this Land Of Tribula-
ton and Care-The Senate
Will Remain SoIld-Ths
Weeks Speakers
Selected.
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s.n.ts snseobes for This Week.

WAsHISaToN, April l7.-There is no
change OF policy or expectation on
either side OF the Senate Chamber. Mr..
Dawes said so to-day for his friends.
The Democrats have not the slightest
idea OF yielding. Among the Republi'
can speakers this week will be Senator'S
Edmunds. Conkling, Plumb, Jones OF
Nevada, Conger, Frye, Hale, Harrison,
probably Mr.. Mitchell OF Pennsylvania
and others. Messrs. Dawes and Hoar
are objecting to 80 much OF the burden
being laid on their shoulders.
The German Mission.
WAsHINaToN, April II. = 1t is asserted
that ex. Minister to Russia Stoughton is
here to capture the German mission Tor
himself. 1t is believed that this is un-
founded, since he cannet afford to live
abroad. He spends the large income
he makes in New York yearly. 1t is
thought that the man settled upon for
the German mission is President F. A.
P. Barnard, of Columbia College. New
York. Gov. John d. Long, OF Massi-
chusetts, is also spoken OF in this con-
nection. 1t is thought that Minister
Morgan will be allowed to remain at
Mexico.
A Sweeping Prohibition.
WAsHINoToN, April 1.-THE follow
ing order has been issued by Secretary
Window: "0fficers, clerks and other
employees OF this Department are pro-
hibited from making recommendation
for appointments, or giving any infor.
nation, except to the proper officers
relative to vacancies that may exist or
occur in any branch OF the Treasury de.
partment; also. from giving certificates
OF merit to clerks or employees leaving
the Department from any cause.
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CnioaEo.

CHICA0O, Aprll -Wluter Iatcb iof
storage expired to-day and summer stor-
age began. All deliveries are made on
a basis of II per cent. for storage with
five DAYS to run. This accounts for the
apparent difference in prices. Flour
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-In fair
demand but at lower rates; No. 2 red
winter 81 O2 bid cash; 81 03i seller
NAV; 81 O5tCal 05s seller June; 81 05t
seller July; Ne. 3, $50 97c; rejected 75Cg
S2Ic. Corn-Steady and in fair demand
at 42i642;c cash; i2ic seller May; 42}c
seller June; rejected llc. Oats-Fairly
active and a shade higher at 3i@34tc
cash; 35!c seller May and June; "a ic bid
seller July. Rye-Strong and higher at
| 81 20i. Barley-Strong and higher at
81 O3 Pork-Strony and higher at
Sl775 cash; Sl7 S0@i7 S2l seller April;
| Sl7 S2t6l7 S5 seller May; SIT 9S9l7073
seller June; SIS 059lS 10 seller July.
Lard-S,rong and higher At Sll % cash;
sll 25I seller May; Sll 37l9ll 10 seller
June; Sll 47I@ll so seller July. Bulk
Meats-Strong and higher; shoulders
a 10: short ribs and short clear 38 80.
Whisky-Quiet and unchanged at ~ o..
Baltimore
BALrIMoRE, April l6.-Flour- Firm
and active; closing steady and hrm.
Wheat-Wester higher, closing quiet;
No. winter red, spot and seller April
| 81 20(9l 2OI; seller May 81 1901 l9i;
| seller June 81 l0l(Gl l9l; seller July
81 l6t. Western lower Tor spot:
options higher and firm; western mixed
spot 57lGi57Ic; seller April 55it158c;
seller May 45i@45c; seller June 4itc
| bid; seller July 57SiSc: steamer 55ta
Sale. Oats-Higher and firm; western
white 4764Sc; Pennsylvania 46ic. Rye
Higher 81 lI6ll Is. Hay Unchanged.
| Provisions Higher and tending up
ward. Mess Pork-O.d 81 5Oj new
| SIS 60 Bulk Meats-Pscked 6i@9tc.
Bacon-Shoulders &c; clear rib sides Ole;
hams ll@l2c. Lard-Reiined llic
Butter r-Unchanged. E2ys-Higher at
| l89l9c. Petroleum Nominal Coiee
Quiet. Sugar Steady. Whisky
81 09i.
CINCINNATI, April IG -Cotton-Dull
at IOic. Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat Easier and prices unchanged.
Co,n-In fair demand at lower rates;
Nc. 2 47ic. Oats - Dull; No. 2
mixed 4lc asked; 40c bid. Rye -
Easier; No. 2 81 34iSl IS. Barley
Quiet and nominal; No. 2 fall 81 10.
Pork-Active and shade higher; held
at Sl7 IS. Lard-Firm at 81 %. Bulk
Meats-Higher at s. S7iSs 20. Bacon
Active and shade higher at ~ 25C9
Q l2JCa9 80. whisky-In good demand
at fulI prices at 81 06. Butter-Wesk
and declined I92c; choice Western
Reserve 2i925c: choice Central Ohio 70
@22c.
PrrrssuRan, April l8.-Petroleum-
Quiet; crude irregular; United certn'
GATES s2ic bid; refined tic for Philadel'
=. = Ii
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THE GREEK NOTE
In Reply to the Powers Greece DESTROYS
of Peace.


of Peace.
LONDON, April 16.-The following is
the text OF a the note in reply to the
proposals OF the powers: In view oil
the invitation OF the powers to accept
the new line OF the frontier, and in view
of present difficulties and future dan.
gers, Greece has asked herself whether
her acceptance will lead to a speedy and
peaceful solution of the question. AS
the past leads us to doubt this, the gov
ernnent needs to know whether the
new decision will be executed immedi.
ately, or at least in the brief
interval to be determined on be.
fore hand, and TO be enlightened
as to the guarantees the powers will give
it on that point. Greece is desirous ior
peace towards Europe for her efforts to
bring about a peaceful solution. She
will, moreover, lose 10 time in entering
into possession OF the ce1ed territory,
but, decided as she is to proceed IN the
path of peace, she cannot abandon in
their present condion, her children lett
outside of the new frontier, and she ap.
peals on the subject to sense OF justice
OF the powers.
ATHENS, April l6.-The Hora, the
organ OF the Tricoupes, characterizes the
reply OF the Greek government to the
proposal of the powers as the most dis
graceful Coup dEtdt since the forma'
ton OF the Greek kingdom.
The Powers Displeased.
PARIS, April l6.-The powers are dis,
pleased with the tone Of the Greek re-
Div to their note, and while accepting its
substance have asked explanations re-
garding it's form. Premier Conmoun
douras said that in view OF the excited
state Of the public mind and dangers the
throne might incur, he could not modify
the form, and that he would simply
abide by the note as sent until the
Chamber OF Deputies met and voted on
the question. The powers, notwith
standing this, have decided to consider
the Greek acceptance as an accomplished
fact, and begun negotiations at Constan
tinople for the transfer Of the ceded ter
ritOry
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-18

PrrrssuRon, April l8:.Petroleum.
Oniet: crude irregular; United certih
GATES s2lc bid; refined TIC for Philsdel.
phia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-18

CINCINNATI, April l6.-Hogs-Quiet,
weak and quality poor; common ~ 500
%; light S. 5000 90; heavy packing
S. 35@5 IS; butchers selections $o GOO
9 25.