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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19
DRY GOODS.
N ew York.

New York, November lS.-Dry Goods
Demand at first hands continues light
but there is a steady movement in cot,
ton goods, spring wOo!cns, shirts and
drawers, &C., on account OF former or
ders, and the market very firm. Prints
and dress goods quiet Fancy holiday
goods and notions fairly active.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, November lS.-There is some
excitement n Dalmatia where the peO-
pie are resisting recruitment for the
Lardwechr. The inhabitants at kri.
vOscian have driven the gendarmes from
Fort DragaIi, and the local bishop, who
urged the population to perform their
military obligations, has been i'll treated.
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BURNET,r's COCAINE.

For Premature Loss OF the Hsir-A Phil
adelphian's Opinion
One year ago my hair commenced TALL
ing out until l was almost bald Aiter
using Cocoaine a few months, nave
now thick growth OF netr hair.
ALEXANDER HENRY,
No. Sl4 East Girard Ave.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts, always
standard.
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ENGLAN D.

LONDON, November II The report
OF the arrest OF Father McPhilpin, Cath
oiic Curate OF Alhenry, as suspect is
false. Lawson, the proprietor OF the
daily Tdegroph has bought the Duke OF
WesLminster's estate oi Ciiveden for
600 OO0.
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FIRE RECORD.
Twenty-Five rir.men Injured

Twenty-Five Firsmen Injured
HoPKINGToN, Mass, November IS
The fire last night, which threatened TO
be serious, was checked before heavy
property damage ensued, but twenty.
five firemen were injured or burned,
some badly.
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BUYING AND SELLING.0
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at q 10 6 Per Cent.-Governmeats
Unchanged-fIour Steady and Un.
changed-wheat Strong. High. =
Grand Aclive.-HOss Firm.
FIN ANCE.

new 4 Ork.
New YORK, November lS.-MoNlY
At 4CS6 per cent. per annum, l.S2 per
cent. per diem, closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 6@7 per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills. steady
at 1902; demand 4s4i. Dry goods i'm.
ports for the week l0,S1S,7l0.
sILvER-At London Sid per ounce,
bar silver here ll2s; subsidiary silver
coin per cent discount.
GovrRSMEHTs- [ Unchanged except for
extended rs and coupons 4s, which de-
clined per cent.
Silks 1--WE
FiysS extended.
Fours and A-halI
FOuS
RAILROAD BosDs-Irregular but in
the main weak and lower.
STATE SECURITIES Moderately active.
s;FosKs-Share speculation again to.
iay was rather inactive and the market
was characterized by a ieverish tone.
At the opening prices were irregular,
although in the main a fraction higher
than Yesterdays closing figures, but be.
fore lon. decline OF tGn2 per cent. took
place in latter Indianapolis, Blooming.
ton and Western; this was followed
by an advance OF i82! per cent,
which was most marked in Manhattan
Elevated, Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western and Houston and Texas.
Towards midday speculation again be-
came heavy and prices fell oil s(G2 per
cent, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
aud Northern Pacific preferred leading
the downward movement. Subse quent.
" there was recovery OF la. per cent.
hnt during the afternoon news from
Boston regarding bank troubles there
caused :. pressure to sell which resulted
in Il steady decline until near the close,
prices selling oil !@4I per cent, the
latter for Boston Air Line preferred.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Read
ing, metropolitan Elevated. Missouri
Pacific Western Union and lndianapo-
lis, Bloomington and Western being
also notably weak. In the final sales
some shares recovered a fraction, but
the market closed feverlsh.
Vropy.,,, ;opp 2AS DOO sharal
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N CIV Y ORR.


NEW YORK, November l7-CottOn-
Firm at II l5.lGGl2 3-l6c; futures hrm.
FlouI-Dull; receipts 1900 barrels;
exports 5000 barrels; supertine State
and western - 5000 %; common to
good extra 81 0Oa5 50; good to choice
- gOm9 90; white wheat extra - %
mg 90: extra Ohio - 35(dS 25; ST.
Louis S. lO(d9 ca: Minnesota patent
IS GOIg 90. " heat-Dull aud lower;
receipts l29, 800 bushels; exports s6,OOO
bushels; uugraded spring II 2O(gl %:
No. g spring 81 25C9l 81; ungraded red
81 20Gnl 44l; No. ; do 81 3S9l ~;
steamer II 30; No. red 81 43(al "a
steamer DO Il 3S@l 3S!; No ! red
y 46B; ungradei white 81 2j(El 42t;
No. DO. sales $1,000 bushels, 81 ago
| I2B; steamer No. do II 3SiGl ~;
No. . red, seller November, sales 400
bushels, at 81 424G4l AIT, closing at
II i2i; seller December, sales i56.OOO
bushels, at 81 43!9l 45i, closing at
II 49,; seller January, sales 10000
busEic!s at 81 i6,@l 4S, closing ut
II 46,; seller February. sales 2iS,0OO
bushels at 81 49iaI 50i, closing Al
81 4GiGl 80 Con-l.ower and weak:
receipts 80 900 bushels; exports $1,000
bushels; ungraded 60Cy69c; No. Cog
G5ir; steamer G6c; No. = 6StCg6Stc; No.
> white 73!c; steamer white zoe; low
mixed zoe; yellow 72lc; No. 2 seller
November 67sGp6Sc. closing al o1ic;
seller December 6SGG6Stc. closing at
6s!c; seller January 7O!@7O.c, closing
1T 7O!c. Oats-Easler and less active;
81 l,ui,.la sn NM
bushels. western mixed i6Gi9c; white
western 50Gji!c. Hay-ln fair demand
and firm at zoe. Cotiee-Nomlnally
unchanged. Sugar-tlniet and firm;
fair TO good refining S!dStc. Molasses-
Dull and nominal; New Orleans 600
1Oc. Rice-Stcady with firm demand.
Pptroleum-Dull and nominal; United
So; crude siD7!c; refined 7!c. Tallow
Steady at 7lCo,7ic. Rosin-Dull and
easier at - 33!G2 37t Turpentine-
Dali and weak at jilGh55. Eggs-Wsst.
ern fresh easier al 27@27!c. Pork
Dull and unchanged Beef-Quict and
steady. Crt Meats bull and weak;
long clear 81 Ht9ic; short clear 9lc. Lard
-I.rwcr: urine steam 81 i5Nnll 47t.
Hrr.pr- H. good demand and firm ut
lZ(n-,Jt. " l''SP- " lll lOI IuoICO ~
SPlliC.
CINCINNATI.
Ciyc1SNATI, November lS.-Cotton-
Strong at C. Flour-ln good demand
and firm. Wheat-Steady; No. red
winter 81 3s(9l 40; held at Il IL. Corn
I'm good demand and strong; No. =
mixed 67Ic. Oats-Strong and higher;
No. . mixed 47!c. Rye-Du!I aud nn-
changed. Barley--ln good demand; No.
AISLE. Pork-Dnll and nominal at
SIS 90 I.ard-StrOnger at Sll l5(S
II -. Bulk Mea;s-ln talr demand and
unchaurnI EarOn-Scarce and firm,
shoulders ~: clear rib lie; clear ll!c.
WLisky-hc,ivc and tirm at 81 10; com
bina,IGn sales OF finished goods, l,027
h,rrnls. on basis OF 81 10. Butter
Firm and unchanged.
Pittsburgh.
plrrsRrEsm, November Is -Petro.
.rum-Ac,iye: Cutie! certificates irregu.
ar. closed at 81! J.: refined 7ic for Phila.
eIph:a delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19

ADDITIONAL LOCAL
DISSATISFIED DIGGERS.

Only Two Bulletins from the Seat Of War
Yesterday-The Miners Have Become
Tractable and are Allowing the New
Ones TO 60 to Work.
The only information that was wired
TO the Governor yesterday, was dis
patch from the civil officers OF the coun-
~, which was as follows:
CANNELToN, November Is, IL AN.
Cor. J. Il. JackSon, Wheeling:
have Hawks Nest Rihemen here.
All is quiet. Seventy-fve new men
went to work this morning in the mines.
J. w. ST. CLAIR,
Prosecuting Attorney.
W. NJ. TYREE,
Sh riff.
Last night the following special dis
patch Wss received at this Office from
our correspondent in that section:
special Dispatch 20 the Register.
CHARLESTON, Novembei Is.
Trouble is expected at the Coal Val
ley mines. Five hundred negroes came
here to work. TIE Hawks Nest com
pauy arrived this morning. Colont
Appleton ordered ont tie Lewisburg
company this evening. The while
MIXERS are endeavoring to persuade the
negroes not 70 WORK.
Th. Governor, IN anticipation a
trouble, u day OF two ago requested Adj
iu,unt Gen"cal Butler 10 furnish him
with such Information as he had at CON-
:naui Ia regard To the military rcaoGrres
oi tac IHird district. and yesterday re-
ceived the following:
HEADQUARTERS A DJ. GEN. DAPT., !
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. Is, 1881. !
Gar j. b. Jackson:
SIR In compliance with Your wishes
| give below the strength OF the Second
West Virginia Regiment, Infantry. Col.
j. W. NJ. Appleton, Charleston, COM
mauding:
Hale Rhpmen, Captain, George H..
DuliEg; kanawha Sallnes, W. Va ;
strength OF company 4G.
Nauawha hlhemen, Captain c. p.
SNYDER, Charleston; strength Ol COM
pany II.
Monroe County Rihemen, Capt. ".
4. Wha,ey, Point Pleasant; strength Of
company SO.
Fairview Rifle Guards, Capt. W. +.
Wilkinson, Wayne G. H.; 33 men.
Hereford Guards. Capt. \. VI. Lowry,
Hinton; strength OF company S6.
Hawks Nest Riilsmen, Capt. John NJ.
Alterson, Hawks Nest; strength OF com
pany 50.
Greerbrier Grays, Capt. 4. d. With
row, LewiSbarE; strength Oi com.
pany fl.
Monroe Artillery, Capt J. D. McCart-
ney; strength OF company 30.
The above are taken from the last in
spection returns to this CIiice, ana are
respectfully submitted.
IOHr ODcdient servant,
w. T. BUTLER, Adj. GcnL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19

REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE

The arrivals oi Beef Cattle during the
week amounted to 3,O94 head, agains;
1874 last week and :, ,534 head the cor
responding week Of last year, and the
Gales during the week amounted to
2,064 head, against 1901 last week and
3,l52 head the corresponding week Of
last wear, and were as follows:
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Ii We STOCK,
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, November IL, 1881.
cscEusrs PoR THE WEEK.

THE quotations given in ouf Live
Stock reports are Of the retail market,
except where otherwise stated.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19

The market today has shown much
firmncss, and was fully as active as iast
week. Prices, quality considered, were
quite as high as they were last Monday.
The quality OF the otlerings averaged
better than last week, the common Cat.
tie being less numerous and the better
grades more plentiful, with tops perhaps
better than they were last week. Prices
ranged from 2l(dG cts with most sales
from 4G5i CTS.
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Tho Cameron Clan

"',"NIr0N. November Is -Nessrs.
..-.. %. Neg.ey, B'Ge.ow, and other
.. lent Pyursy,yau,aus, called upon
>-.~..y Fo,gsr This morn.ns, IN refer
yara 8. he Pittsturgh Co,i,CtOrship.
H-,Ay>E ~ adds 10 personal beauty
.s -~-t3Uug color and lusrre Ia gray or
..t hair. and Is beneficial 20 iie scalp,
' Wy Farker's Hair BalSam i such g
.-gtar dressing.
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GUITEAU'S CRIME.
SUMMARY OF The PROCEEDINGS OF
THE FIFTH DAY.
Several Witnesses Examined for the Prose
cution-Heartless Laughter Over
the ScandalOus Conduct Of :he
ASssssin-Jawing His
Honor, Etc.
AT LEAST ONE DAY NEARER THE END.

WASuINGToN, November lS.-Long
before the hour OF opening OF the Grim
ihal Court, several hundred ladies and
gentlemen assembled in the eastern cor
ridors and patiently awaited admission
to the court room. At . o'clock the
prison van drove up and Guiteau, clutch
a huge bundle OF papers in his manac!ed
hands, shuttled hurriedly into the build
ing.
There was marked absence OF noisy
demonstration on the part Of bystand-
ers, yet Guitea plainly betrayed the fear
~
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Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh

PirrsRrEsm, November Is -Petro.
.rrm-Ac,iye: ruitet certificates irregu.
ar. closed at 81! ': refined 1ic for Phila.
clpha delivery.
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New York.

New YORK, November lS.-The Dro
vUs' JourarI bureau reports: Beeves-
Receipts 3,l0O, with no prospects OF
clearance; native steers SsdSi, with 4
few tops sold at lltGellic; Colorado cat
tie SMSic. No shipments.
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PRODUCE.

so Ssic-. i0nc:rcd:
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TOR RENT.
uTNr ASp PREMISES
No. 1898 Market Street,
.-...! rv evils Baker & Co. a> print.

.I ap2oS,;r the NoIure House "u
.....t. ....t ,rr-y, over NoLar. Hall. a,
...g.l ly L.w., Baker 4 Io. ; Bind
.er ugrti,. r.ars call ., Ia office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19

The number OF offerings varies but
little from las: week, and the quality
shows little il any chang. Prices are
off as compared with the figures ruing
last Monday. We quote TO day at 1WS!
cts, with tops at s! els, and few very
choice (selccions) at a shade higher fig
ure. The supply is iairiy equal 10 Il
moderate demand.
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

QrErEc. May ll.-Bills have been introduced
u The Quecc Legislature &" amend the bb' "a" SO a' 10
give greater freedom of the press.
Tn, pukc ot sutherland and party arrived here 10
dat Thc Dukc and the Marquis Of stafford are The guests
Of Lord ornc the citadel. and the remainder Of the
plIiy are ~ tie -. Toui- Hotel.
OrrNwA Ont. May III Y. Perraplt French Wee
Cui.il ~ Montreal. il here In connection with scheme
fof the establishment ~ line ~ vessels between France
and - country Negotiations are In progress Tor anal
-.i-nit.Df Win the pro pos'' brazilian Linz
TI. DuuIuiou tiutrrumrut has concluded arrange
t- ifl the -yudlcnt, regard 10 the price of lands
in fn. Northwest. The Gutornn'nt pr"'mp'lnn hhH-
Wt.l l, rud al = - per aerr. without any rebates
TpIpNrn Nav III 4. GduthrrhuY, formerly ciNil
~hrrn of NV orleans aud an officer IN the Concdrr't"
Arlrt ho H. 100 U her, for stealing LOO rom C""li-
ciu- ,u,iI"t goons attcmI." suicide laet Asnt. lie
D.. ..
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Lo>poS. Wednesday. Nay II, ISL
T o'.n.rr ~ the Electric Railway Ia Tirht, tcnd.
I'r.--.' i- u,cd for Tomorrow.
ia, pit NJ tiir.e la, arr. cd AZ Liverpool TO II
/ Ai-'. 'or SOW. York cn route to ator'iin
Villain T. Arhuihuot & Co. Insurance. oi AMI seed
r-"r-. auI rhcoaor 4 l;aR,ac-. t"a brokers, have
i..ri
The Emp ror William w rctirn 81 Berlin today II"
0t, holI an iu-inrtiou O.; t.c Pot-lm garrison TO-
iu"-trU.
The International sugar T., rr'ry Company. - Am-tcF-
dam. l. fi.,d % ooulction viii the faur q H. II.
The .,,..rl r, ,linr ~ the h 20 permit dcrsymon to
- m ~, Ilou- of ''mn,ou- sA- defeated to-day by a
I fu', of itO to lol.
Aa-. nc TOO sou,l warh hae dcetroy,! No-. ;. to -
great Gufnul ~. au -oac hou-,- 10 Inl'-olrt The
/ j. s- De- -il,ci 20 h' heavy.
TAO IIambur. ~cna'or. ha:c arrivcdai Berlin Ia con
n!e hr negotiations relative to thc Incorporation Of
An international exhibition .-t ut i WITH 'irw Z"
tt. ur,., ,n ofln'rnt- md trade mark, opened
/ yt-t'rlI} al f!ank'"rt. Grrminy
Tn German Fed, raj Conn. II Is unanimously IN favor
az fpuadrcunini T.rl,mcnt-. Their l. AIc doubt that
! "a, 1879 Wii. nr "it' rel IN That -'iie'.
The Emperor Joseph ~ Austria has granted amnesty
ro al .t~"n, imprisoned FOR olrncr- arising fiom poY
| ,lft Wal,h wtrr not prrin''!iih
H.ry Ya'c- Thomp-"n proprietor % The I0' val On
-,,e l- been invited Preston IN the Liberal
i,fr,-t for member Of Parliament vice MI Edward
! II, ,rmon, deceased.
Linarl rrickctt. ;hc onrsmln Of sydney. Ncw South
Wa,s wri,- The Sportsman laying tl1 he ~!l leave
for the Uni, States In few days, and that he Will take
/ up BIS quarters nt SaratosL
The. . Z, p tA. h,stcl Tr,'-- Cuu. diane nc5r,y
$50 i. au! "a lu,rt'r. Was "oa b.! ~ j. u Astlr'
f,ar,,.r. Old nl' nlv Windsor: Lord R"-rh"rf -four
,.i,r- .,I chr-:It colt ir'lh"uiuc -t."nl, and
! ,rd f4.mou,h, four!,a oH! chestnut colt ApoI'
C,fL,ra, N47~hal, thr f'.rfc, % ycarol ~ ltcr d"
a Iti.Aly lhor,l. who. th, Gt--pV ,apci- stated a
r.'p, Of v',k- a-'. q not 't''n auUl"; since ~,
.fri.o. t,. pr-,Ii frr. - rrl"fi,l ?" htt '":if
! g. = t- l,!
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FEAGuilI> or WE>TEEN NEWS.

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bI .i.pIi. Nrl.. Mas | L. hr woman SUI
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g. as Ola -t u.. .nrs hos ,otlfus T." il,- mnl ~ (
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a. I'D, oman d.. 4 j Mics had Dr-. Nl!atr and
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TANING CORPORATIONS.

T.lE PEIN,IP,l BfGI or me IAX COMMISSION
PAssiD- >IElIT GAILUAY INIEEL,rs DE-
FEATEp.
fEoW TnE RL0rL.R C"RpFsroNDi>T "r TIE rRfBrNEl
ALBANY. May ll.-Thc chief bill of the
Governors Tax Commission and 'he Joint Committee
on Taxation passed the Assembly to-day This wac the
b the taxation Of the franchises and h-iness OF all
kinds of corporations Il is In effect bundle of amend
mrrt> ~ IN" corporation tax law Of lat year These
alnendmcntr arr intended TO make clear the meaning
~ sryrr. sections of the Law Of last year They VIII
also cxtrud the range 0. that law several other
corporations So kind Of corporation l. prd from
the provisions hill except life n>uranc" companies
and mutual benefit soci,tirs which are reached In a
liIc The franchises are taxed on sliding
scale pruporouac the business ~ the corporations
owning them. For Instance If tie yearly dividend
of anv corporation amounts 10 6 per cent on
the par value %, iis capital stock the tax
M the rate Of quarter of mil hpon the cap
ita stock for each per cr,tnm OF he nd 20 De de
dividend does not amount {" pr cent up"n the Par
rat" - l. mills upon cach dollar of vanllon of the
capital stock Ei'h insurance company. cN''pt M" IN,
firni.c II Ia, lnt of lot, OF per ccntum upon the
Pro,i,l5i- are nah. ,or the enforcement % the law.
Tia" ,iih section declares iEat the computations men
lol" DO thr aej hrrcifrr {" b, cNnp from ASSES
m'it nni tlNn'"n e - =" lfn-es cN'' P Hpln thcr
real r,i,t" and a- PROVIDED IA the act.
I, N,nth ;inn ~ thr hI net III hiu, NJ rccep-
tion Z" DAY. II VA inN"r'e" h'an,r " ih' p ,i'rnt
lobby IN .: t.' i -iei .. one "f i.e N,~ ~" ny
~T''t I7I% "l" had h9ri" Hei I" pay "i L., fan,
from ttNn'lon thr aunuut pad fnr ih- franchise.
Io do is hr air, turned tie tax hi in-> 'prNrt. in
ko,lur t,. >lou - m'ur 4 fpr'prfN. ,transey
ll~i h '.rt' nth section drawn iAif Other matters
men .i,nri 10 tin hiI Wt'" q" .,hrd N u.
Mr. AaGtrN- In la- -fit favored th, eleventh
s.r'nn p:oii lrl a substitute. "h.,h h, Nut would
Cd, r, up f:uIu iNuilon {" il amount pad io: its
o.. ~, IdilV - fhaf -'rird
10 i,.f. u ,hlf NIy. 1nis ~uh~ ii Wn- "'f"d hy
..i-r l.', Nr Nyru then moved that 'hc rlci nth
-r, .ii'a TO- +fill,k olt. Ih motion wi- adopted
bt A,'ruf -ifu TIE ulif,'n NEGATIVE '"'' were
4 Gal IL % . 10. - l ~
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IT,. u .atSc votes wtir gwen hy N,>-l- SPp"la and
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TLLLGRfPHIC NOTES.
TIE MrXGcNN nLFUGEE RELI

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S>S TEANC~to. May Ciodomiro Gotta, H."
NrNuan Irfug- wn"st 'ic 'Iit'd attention Lr.c s'c
weeks ago. " ~ released ou bal to day.
OpINIoN ~ TIE apEhdrE CASE pEFEHEp
PEoyIpENcE. X. l.. May ll.-In th. nlicd S;aic'
Ciiouii today thr olui"u m thr Latham hA.''
HIiAsle w. d' icriri unii Mni -
RACING HORSES COMfNG EAST.
SNN FENN'iSCO, May list. Julien and santa
Ca,. and the young ho.s Oscnan started overland ~ .
special MOay ~ Julien and Haa'a Claus are IN hr'I
VERDICT or JUsTIFiABIE HOMICIDE.
POTIaNIIIE, Penn, MAY 1.-The jury III the case
Of john Hlndi. on rid for The murder o Monroe -ef
NICK ausburr several weeks ago rendered verdict today o
JubhaDlc hpmiodc
IL SEARCH OF 4 CAMPING GROrND.
PROVIDENCE. X. l., May ia committee of the
NcwYofk 7th Regiment visited oakland Beach day to
aninei acit for camping ground aud then proceeded
~ Newport with the samo object
4 SCHOONER FOUNDERED.
MILWAUKEE, May IA dispatch to The Ropubh
Bunaio coal Laden folndcrcd port this morning The
crew Of ight got ASHORE In small boat.
a PRIsONEEs DYING CONFESSION
HARTFORD, Conn, May ll.-Wiam Libby, who
nnS. sent,rr nr Me for numbering n son OF Henry d. Lang
worthy Of sonngton confessed before his that he COM
Matted the murder.
CONVICTED OF MANsLAUGHTER
BOsToN MAY lin the Superior Criminal Court
this james Trncey was convicted on an indictment
81 Via pore At the North Ind on April 49, by striking
upon the head with stick OF woOd
COLONEL THOMAS A. SCOTS HEALTH.
PHILADELPHIA, May ll.-COlOnel Scott was much
improved oday and this evening was sitting mp while The
hope his phycans Is that he VIII be strong enough In
day two to admit Of his removal to the scsshore
OWNERSHIP OF A NEW.oRLEANs PAPER
NEw- ORLEANS, La, May 1l.-Judge Billings, OF
United states Circuit Court today declared the case Of
ownership TAs Itoayuns In favor Of the defendants
THE CORNELL TRUSTEES UPHELD.
ITHACA, N. Y, May 1.-the resident alumni, by
action o the Cornell Universty trustees THIS regarded
a confidence In The iaAnAssn o the university
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
A swINDLER AT LAST CONVICTED.

wAsHISGTOS. Wednesday, May II, ISL
Information has reached this city OF the conviction
IN the Federal Court at Little Rock, Ark. of james
3 Wilson. one Of the most successful bond fakirs"
that have piled their vocation in this country and
being the first conviction Of this class OF swindles
the special attention of the United States and State
officials should be called TO this case His method
Of dealing Is to approach stranger, and by false
representations obtain q small loan, he giving as
security bond purportng to be Government bond.
II has the words United States printed In large con-
spicuous letters at the top, over eagle. Under
meath the eagle, in small and blurred type, are the
words, "Silver Mining Company of Denver City,
Colorado" 1t is printed in green ink, has coupons
attached. and is about the size. color, ETC.. Of a
United States per cent 800 and is well calculated
To deceive those who have not had dealings with
Government securities or who do not closely ex-
anime the bogus bond In the charge to the jury,
Judge Caldwell clearly stated that ifyou find from
the evidence that the defendant had In his custody