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AFRICAN EL0QUENCE.
A STRIKING SCENE IN THE HOUSE.
The Lyueh.Chalmers Contested Election Case.
belmont, the Young Arlstoerat from New
Yori, the Butt OF Ills fsliOu.Nen. .
beu-Ths Star Route Trial.
Special Dispatch to the lntelllgcncer.

Spocial Dispatch 10 the 'h'eilseheer.
"AsiI'SdroS, Apfii ..-ihe ellort 0
Air. l'yhchi OF MISSISSIPPI, Ill MS own DC
hal'' OH inc hoor o' 'Ae liousc' thls al1ef
noon' was n most femafRaole ono. twenty
years aso Mr' Lyhcli "as siaVe IN lht
cotton llelds OF the so'ith ana under the
oSerseers fa7fi; to-day no delivered an
e'oquent aauress' III lahsuaee ''ht wouIu
have done crcuit 10 ahy orator. IL was
hh'srea anu conservative anu gained iof
him n most respectful hearing, from Dem
ocratS rs well rs hepupll'ahs' Inc speech
was greeted win rounds OF applause from
the Republicans and It had II visible elect
upon MIR. Cha'mers, VINO followed IN a
pfiel argument LOT hmseii. Inc matter
Will come 10 vote tomorrow.
II IS asserted tonight that Mr. belmont
mas expressed MS deterhlhatloh 70 resign
from Tue lore'sh a''1'rs committee. Ills
experience oil the past lew days mas been
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Special to the In,clligcncer.

SPSNihi W vic
CoLuMprs, Ono, April 27.-During the
year ending March 81, 1851, there were
$40 marriages in Belmont county, and
l0Gl births. OF these, five couple con.
tracing marriage were colorcd, and 10 Of
the children born belonged 10 the same
race. In the same period Harrison county
had lGG marriages and 81 births, OF whom
three couples were colorcd and the
children born unto this race were 10
Jefferson county during that year had o2l
marriages and 500 births. Eight couples
contracting marriage in that county were
colored, and there were born unto the
dark race within the same limits 20 child
rem. Monroe county did little better
The probate judge issued 200 marriage
licenses and 7O3 children were born. No
colored couple were united in marriage
and but one colored child was born.
Belmont county reports 957 paupcrs ut {
total cost OF sll 1888, or II cents each pei
day. Harrison county has 1893 paupers n
a total cost Of s9,9So 81, or II cents eacl
per day. Jefferson county has 3S2 pauper.
ut total cost Of S7,0i3 II, or II cents eacl
per day. Monroe has l75 paupers at .
total cost OF $3.50 0S, or II cents each pei
day.
In Belmont county for the same yea
there were i4G deaths; 20 OF whom wert
colored, and 23l were single. In Harrison
county there were 159 deaths, I OF whom
were colored, and 81 were single. In JET
ferson county there were oGO deaths, Is be
ing colored, lS9 were single. In Monroe
county there were 2G3 deaths, and but ont
Of these was colorcd individual, and lS(
were single.
During the same year 81 persons were
sent from Belmont county to the insane
asylum. Harrison sent6, Jefferson l2 ant
Monroe S.
In Belmont 50 persons were naturalzed
In Harrison 4, Jefferson AZ and Monroe 90
The letters Of guardianship run pret,,
even in these four counties. Belmont %
Harrison 90, Jefferson 81 and Monroe 20.
The bonds exempt from taxation in Bel
mont county amount to S22l ,2S6. In Har
rison s6O,ll5, Jefferson SIZE, 900 and Mon
roe S777,0lG
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TERRIBLY FIENDlsM CRIME,
a Four fcnr Old Child Outraged ans
ptS to Lynch the flcnd.

A Four ienr Old Child Outraged and
Kiiied-Attenpts to I.yncl, the ficntl.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 27.-The most afro.
cious crime in the history Of Minneapolis
was perpetrated this afternoon. While
Nina, little four year old daughter Of
Jason 7. Spear, WAS playing near her home,
she was approached bynman named Frank
McAlannls, who, by giving her money and
candy, induced her to walk with him. The
motker missing the child and learning
TINT she had been seen with II s,runger
gave the alarm To the police and Il huni
was instituted. The man was met return.
ing from the suburbs, recognized and ar.
rested. His hands and clothes were
bloody and there was blood on II knife
in his pocket. Later tlu little girl was
found in an untrtquented spot in the
suburbs, outraged and horribly mutila,cd
The tiend claimed 10 be from Boston and
is about twcnty.six years old. Great ex.
cltelnent prevails anl threats OF lynchipc
are made, but the. prisoner is under thu
protection OF strong force OF police.
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WASHINGTON, April GA message from
the President to Congress, this afternoon,
recites that great lawlessness exists in
Arizona; that the governor reports that VIC.
lence and lawlessness reign; that robbery
and murder are common and TINT the
citizens are alarmed; further, that COW boys
cause all this t,ouble. To suppress this
lawlessncss the President recommends that
the army be permitted to cooperate with
the civil authorities and that soldiers bo
permitted to be employed in that territory
MS posse commitatus. The message WINS
referred TO the judiciary committee.
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FOREIGN NOTES BY CABLE.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 27.-IIand bills
have been circulated calling upon the Jews
to join the Nihilists 4
LoSDoS, April 27.-Thcres is a serious cri
sis in Zulu aiIairs, and great care is neces
sary to prevent terrible bloodshcd.
LONDON, April ~ Fifteen trottinp
horses, brought from Detroit hy Hcnry
Phillips, sold in London for Gl SOY, inclui
Ing Baby Lee, ut 1856 guineas; Jenny Z, n,
el25; Hattie, .Shaughran and Dick Min.
iphee, ut clo0 each; German Girl, at ELS:
Gracie Darling, at clio, and Little Wonder
at El00. :"
BERLIN, April o7.-Thc Empcror's speech
at the opening Of the special session OF the
Reichstng will express the utmost conf.
dencc i'll the continued maintenance oI
friendly relations with foreign powers, and
will announce the Introduction OF the
Workmen's Insurance and Tobacco Mono.
poly bills. III q =,
LONDON, April o7.-Dr. Lamson will Be
hanged ut o'clock tomorrow morning
DR.. Lamson had n farewell interview With
some OF his relatives this afternoon. pris
oncr has written to friend, virtual,
admitting his guilt and attributins III.
crime to mental arrangement, he subse
quently wrote II definite confession that lie
poisoned Percy John, but in it lie denie:
that he was concerned in the death O
Herbert John. At DR.. Lamsou's dcsir,
only three reporters will attend the execu
ton. ;iflls : ". :,
: L!osnos, April e7.-rho marriage ! 0
rrlnge r. Leopold to the Princess Helen, o
Wvaldeck, took place at Georges chapel
windsor, to-day. a large ciowd gathered
Mt iAdding,on station 10 witness tho dc
parture Of the wedding guests. Windso,
was gaily decorated with flags and buntin,
IN honor Of the event; shops were! closeet
q and the town crowded with visitors. Salute,
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san FRASclsco April a7--Delegatcs from
the trades assembly have been holding M,
nnti.Chinese State convention in this city
this week. Several interior labor organiz,
tons arc represented. Politicians are ruled
out. Last night resolutions and addresses
were adopted, providing for boycotting the
Chinese and all who deal with them, and
pledging the members to assist, when called
upon, in MI overwhelming demonstration
to prevent the landing Of the Chinese, after
reasonable notice is given, i.
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WELL known Democrat who happened
in atths office yesterday took occasion to
sHak Of the Registers attempt to throw
dust in the eyes Of its readers in regard to
The gerTmanher question. Said he, "did
you ever see such n trashy article us that?
l'eal your article and you said (what it
). pnteHds that YOU did not say) that you did
no. endorse gerrymandcrins i'll Ohio or
anywhere else" ''i'ut OF course" he con-
!, tnuol, the Eyi:'Er's article is intended
q tsl such readers as do not see both papers,"
" This il the substance OF our Democratic
visitors remark, aud we leave it to Demo-
sats and Republicans alike whether he
did not hit The nail on the head. We
did FAY most cmphatically that we
4 rEer bad and did not now endorse
my serrymnnderins for party purposes
! s0hioor elsewhere. We further saiI that
s'en II there was nothing in the laws oi
Who TO prohibit such serrymandering, yet
still We did not endorse it. And yet the
tricky editor prctcnds that this is not ex
ElcIi. lie does this to avoid expressing ar
opinion as 10 the constitutionality or un
e'ns'l@liouality Of the West Virginia ger
'F'nanle'. We did not expect him tt
meet that issue when we submitted it. We
expressly quoted the language Of the Con
s!tution because we knew that he would
not 1ep'oauceit. lie lodged it altogether.
lie wants TO harp on Ohio, rs if We were
endorsing wha. has been done in that
State. WeSy again that We have not and
do not endOrsei,.
We dld not leave the track in our line oI
remark and ask him whether he endorsed
lAe Democratic gerrymnders that have
DteA made in Mississippi or other Southern
sIases' Nedld not ask him for his general
views W on gerryInandering rs Il business
"eSSed him for his views OF what had
Veen done here in our own State rs re-
sIects Its eons,i,utionality, or, in other
SO'dS, as respects its conformity to oul
VSa aesprcsi organic law on the subject,
!As point he wholly dodges. He goes
NO talk about the system rs it exists in
Ev'l'''S' as ii the system did not exist
'Nea 'Ae Constitution Of West virginia
'S 'nmed, and as il it WAS not to pur
t"e'y meet and remedy the defects and
''''as's OF the system that IN express
s'OA'O'ion y, WAS put in said Constitution
" course the practice existed, and that is
.eeAp'eSs reason Of our law. Had there
WI no necessity for the law il
c'u'' no, have been Incorporated in the
Constitution.
,;n ,VS We submit that y lot Of jerky and
"; ea'O;Ial paragraphs, divided into one
taa ,; I'nes each, perhaps US an atIecta.
IA ,%s VI Ne Victor Hugo style, do not meet
is p POINT We have propounded to the
c..'.:,.! %~ IN regard to the language Of the
'oasii'ntOn Of West Virginia.
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NEWS NOTES I,Y WIRE.

The reports about the fruit crop Of North
ern and Central Ohio are very favorable.
One OF the men who lately robbed r
Texas x Pacific train, was tracked b,
blood hounds 10 Il swamp aud killed.
At Glenwood, Iowa, yesterday youth
named Dutoc, while playing Jesse James,' y
shot and killed his playmate named Harry
Wildman.
The married woman OF St. Louis, Mrs
Barnett Dixon, who abandoned her hus.
band and children, and her boy lover
John Il. Curtis, have been traced to New
Orleans. = y
AT Chicago, yesterday, an old man was
fatally hurt by the cable cars on State
street, aud young man was instantly
killed by falling under the wheels OF i
moving train.
At Amloy, Illinois, George Il. Butler
real estate agent, has been arrested on /,
charge OF having enbezz!cd money left in
his hands by parties residing in Detroit, te
be invested IN real estate in Illinois.
A little daughter Of Chas. Fe]lcy. o.
Alllwauk kee, WHO was bitten by butcher.
dog, short time ago, died in great ayon,
IN that city last evening. The doctor pro
bia. -s75 -, Nf'''o i''
at Palmyra, Missouri, Bill Pope, u ten
year.oid street arab, was detected in ,ht
net OF setting fire to large barn. lie con.
iessed to other cases OF incendiarism. and
was lodged in JUL to await the action Of
the grand Jury. u t5E - $50 .
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Drnths from Tricl,inRSIs,

ArcnlsoS, HAS, April 27.-A case Of tri.
clinasis is reported from Clyde. On the
I'D inst, Adam l'allinser killed hoy, Of
which the entire family ate, and during the
night. all were seized with vomiting and all
the symptoms Of trichina. A son ased
twelve years died during the night, and
the rest OF the family are in dying condi.
ton except Mrs. BAllinger, who may re-
cover. The movements OF the tricliina in
naked eve.
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Congregational Proceedings,

In the Senate there was m animated dc.
bate over bill to repeal the act. that pro-
hibits those connected with the rebellion
from holding position in the United States
army.
The anti.Chinesc bill was again con.
silcred in the Senate, but without action
The only question considered in the
House was the contested election c.lsc Of
Lynch vs.. Chalmers.
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u, ,Sst'i1S' An, Co.., April 27.-This morn.
or.s., s ~ O'Clock one Hundred masked men
iail iinl'fESweted Ead the guard and took from ,be
tho, anI ,I'ES E;u hri,s amd jim brown, who
mornin, " si!lta vi, Sheriff Campbell yesterday
The ,u:, while attempting to nrrest them,
loWor" "Sl. n We're taken 10 n bridge in III"
d;si di, i"ls OF town and hung, 10th mon
chews sn',e; ~ He,,s asked some man for n
placed !, a,"Ua1 l"DaGrH Jus. before the rope was
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ThcChimesc 0ueSItOn,

WAsulSGroS, April Ex-senator Farley
OF California, in discussing the Anti
Chinese bill this afternoon, gavc the qucs
ton political turn. lie said that the
matter Of the anti Chinese legislation Ind
been taken charge Of by the Republican:
and WIS managed in close corporation
style. lie complained that the Democrats
from the Pacific coast had not been con
suited rs to the needs OF their constituents
md claimed that to the Democrats belong
the credit Of all that may have been
achieved.
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Endorsing administration Of Governt
Hawkins.
TWO BROTHERS HANGED,
A Mob Of Kcntuckinms suspend Tu
DesperndOea From the Limb or nrrec.


CINCINNATI, April 27.-A Commercial
Augusta, Ky, special says: Last Satur-
day, while attending n log rolling
near Fairview, Kentucky, William and
Bradford Court, brothers, quarrclled
with james and John Smith about
the shooting OF Mrs. Smiths COW. A fight
resulted and Bradford Court killed james
Smith with pistol and then escaped. OiIi-
GERS and citizens pursued him to Courts
residence, where they found large guam
tity OF stolen goods, and under the floor,
concealed by q trap door, they found Brad
ford Court. He and his brother were taken
to jail at Brookvile on Monday and were
to have been examined to-day, but
the mob, last night, took the
keys from the jailor, took the Court
boys half mile away and hung them
together, on the limb OF Il tree. The Court
boys were desperadocs, and aged 10 aud "a
years respectively.
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SOUND RESOLUTIONS
OF THE TENNESSEE REPUBLICANS,
OpposlnE Any Reputation OF tho State Debt.
Fa'orlny the Increase Of Manufacturing II. 4.
tabllahmsuts-Ths prssldsnt Pronounced
An Able and Progressive Man.

NASHVILLE, TENN, April 27.-The State
Republican convention met ut noon ant
adopted n platform, Of which tho following
Is MI abstract:
Pronouncing the bonds OF the State 4
valid Indebtedness, binding in law and
moralsupon the property and conscience o1
theState and that any attempt TO impai,
the obligations Of that Indebtedness or to
rcadjust or scale or in any other manner 10
change the letter and spirit Of the contract,
without the voluntary consent Of bond.
holders, previously, iairly and understand.
ingly obtained, is downright reputation
and m act Of high handed dishonesty.
Favoring tho acceptance OF the PROPOSE.
ton OF the holders Of the State bonds, vol.
UNFAIRLY and understandingly made, to nc.
cept 10 cent on the dollar and n lower rate
OF interest. ..a.
Demanding free ballot and m honest
count
Opposing the bringing Of convict labor
into unnecessary conflict with free labor.
Declaring the maintenance Of tho free
school system Il most sacred duty.
Hailing with satisfaction tho establish.
ment Of manufactures, the opening OF
mines, the building Of furnaces and the
erection OF mills within the borders OF the
State.
Endorsing decentralization Of Governor
Hawkins.
The ninth resolution reads rs follows:
That, while dcploring the untimely death
OF President Garfield, we rejoice that his
successor, President Arthur, has proved
himself fully worthy eftlc confidence OF the
Republican party aud that he has shown
himself an able ind progressive statesman.
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JEFrERsoSvlLLE, IND, April o7.-Quitc n
storm passed over the northern portion Of
tins city last evening between and &
o'clock. Fences and small buildings were
blown down. The greatest damage was
done to Ackcrs' brick kiln. The cover was
blown away, plnnks being carried some
distance from the kiln. Akcrs was bruised
but not seriously hurt,
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General shcrrnnn's Niece Married.

CHICAGO, April 27.-At Des Moincs,
Iowa, yesterday evening. Frank B. Wiberg,
OF CINCINNATI, and Miss Addie NJ. Sher-
man. eldest daughter Of lloyt Sherman, OF
Ohio, and niece OF General Sherman,
were united in matrimony. The wedding
was al elaborate affair, notably in its
guests and details. After trip to Europe
the couple will make their home. in Gin
riDpoti
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THE HOSTILE Al'ACilEs,
Tho Hue COats Ia Hot Pursuit OF I
Red Devlls-(ion. khcrttinn'n Views.

Tho lllUe Coats IN Hot Pursuit OF the
Red Devils-tion. Shcridan's Views.
CHICAGO, April 97.-A dispatch was re-
ceivcd, this morning, at Lieut.. Gen. Shel-
idan's headquarters from Capt. Woodruff,
dated at Lordsbury, today. It confirms
tho news TINT Gen. Forsythe struck the
hostile Apaches yesterday and killed six Of
them. The fight occurred III tho south.
eastern corner OF Arizona In tho vicinity OF
old Camp Rucker. The Indians were be.
Ing pursued when they rctreated. Lieut.
General Afackenzieapprovcsthc operations
thus far. Gen. Sheridan says TINT the
length OF time required TO restore peace
and safety TO that section will depend on
whether or not the Apachcs get over the
line into Mexico, where our troops are not
permitted to follow them. The country Is
extremely rough in tliat section and It Is
almost impossible to yet ut the hostilcs.
ANOTHER FIGHT WITH TIE INDIANS.
LoHDsnuna, N. NJ, April GA fight oc-
Cured yesterday afternoon ut Steine Peak
canyon, between the Indians and Captain
rupper, Of the Sixth Cavalry and
his Indian scouts. Four OF tho latter
nrc reported killed and two private soldiers.
It is claimed that six OF the hostiles were
killed. Many wild rumors arc afloat here,
but no other authentic information has
been received, wv ..''"'
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SAS FRANCISCO, April 27.-DrN. Il. Wood.
ward, dentist OF reputable standing, to-
day shot woman, known as Alollie Wood
ward, with whom he had been cohab,ing,
iniilctlng dangerous wound. lie then
shot himself dead. Cause, jealousy and
the refusal Of the woman 10 become his
wife. -
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The WnikttiE Match.

MEMPHIS, April .7.--l'he walking match
score ut . r. NJ, - hours since tic start
Hart 2G9, Downcy 2j5; total, 5ol. Me
Cormack 250, O'Leary 252; total 5O2
Dale 24l, Cunston 2I7; total 4SS. e...
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were fired during tho .day and tho wa,
SLIPS at Portsmouth md other places dec
GRATED with fags. The marriage ceremony,
which was conducted with great pomp
concluded shortly after one o'clock. The
Archbishop Of Canterbury was tho chief
officiating clergyman, ~ N 11'1
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DEsTRUCrlvE CONTRADICTIONS

DErRolT, April ,27.-The lumber and
stave mills, owned by Barrett Il Gray and
j.; j.. Kinney, at WoodviIle, near White
Cloud, Sewaygo county, burned last night
Barrett \ Gray's loss, $1,000; insured 70,
$1,000. kinney's loss, $1,000; no insurance
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New YoRK, April o7.-Arrived, the
td-d rr:nce, from liaYre. The Celtic takes out
S250, 900 in gold.
HAMnrRe, April 27.-Arrivcd, the Les
sing, from New York.
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HENDRICKS INTERVIEWED.
He Snys Tint Tildcn Dare Not Acccp
the Democratic Nomination.

the Democratic Nomination..
CHICAGO, April 27.-Thc Ntws will pub
lisll an interview with Hon. Thomas A.
Hendricks, OF Indiana, in the morning, in
which he says that the idea Of Blaine be.
ing the Democratic Presidential candidate
is ridiculous and unfounded. Mr.. Tilden,
he asserts, dare not accept the nomination
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FoE kidney md pelvic difficulties take
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srocEs--Share speculation opened Irregular, hut
prices In tht main were ul per cent hlghcr ihu,i
yesterdays cloIe. the hitter NmhvilIu a CiiSi.
mioosh, while Alton ( TerIc llautc common Opened
per cent higher Ut y. here was n,, n,,vricc "
M per cent In tho carly tnc the latter Ni,oi, Il
rerrs lia.te prsierrcd, after which prices tcciicI
hhl] ptf cent: Wabash preferred, New York Ic,i.
mt. Denver Rio Gralde. New Jersey Cc6,nll and
Alton 4 Terrc llaute common being proininent in
the downward movement, while New i ok IbI.
aEo 4 s.. louis pIGferted:dcclined. ler crl to IL.
Mter tnis speculation became very dull nud coi.
!lnucd 50 the remainder OF the day. A 1tfs.i
HRl1s pct cent took place, III which New York HI.
eago q St. Loui, preferred. Deuvcr Il Rlo Grinle.
Michigan Central and Lake shvrc wire tic most
conspicuous. while nashville 4 I thattnnoorn de.
cl!nrd per cent. succeeding this wass frac,ionsls
,ehctiGn III the general list ulld per cent In New
the market advanced mi per cent, New To, zen.
trAl, Missouri Pacific, Reading ami tanadu SO,thS
Grn being prominent In the upward Turn. IN Nnrl5
dealings some shares reacted u fraction md ii.,
market closed Irregular but generally kniss per
cent higher than yesterday ci0sc the latter IIs,iiIi
eal 4 81. Joseph preferred: The stock market to.
day hay been one OF the dulcst. II not the dulles.
day this year, .=..ff = u ~ '',l,i
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d, gntslligsuff:':
4a.nA q r"",'''".l.M s91ee.

:::ssitt,yl,o senator H. G. Davis
VII public documents:
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ClyclSNA7I. o., April a7-cot,ou quict md Arm ,f
ht llNc Flour quiet and unchanged Whshi NJ icr:.
No. red winter 81 3yal 4. spot: 81 1Gk bid july
CT. Cor strong No ?. 7M75sc xp1t: &c ApiIi I5i.a
cLscr; No. 2 mixed Sc. i.yp dull a; GG, PorirY
strong at 81 l0al u. PORK quiet aud Inn, at siy Uj
ta,d L arongeF ut 81 l2 Bulk meats Arm shordr,s
g -; Gi''ii lib slU =. !H"n III rood tltinand;.
"hsky firm nj 81 II: conuiaaion sales Of fIiithed
soots 700 barrels. on Ghasis Of - VI Duicr heavy
and lover choice cstern Reserve &c; choice Cen.
tral Chic 20c.. 81, sG {. if Z +. III TSs
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NEW oELE,*s. April a7-sn a.stca,ly and IN fatr
dc:nnI,l. .Mnlys,rs dun md MnrlllIf.t -
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sheep.ReceIp,s l.Goo head; shipments 1000
head, MarIct very strong and higher: n laTso
drove Of mutton Sold Nc higher than the highest
prices OF the season: common 10 medium sa C,h,G 10:
medium 10 good 81 Ova7 Is; choice to extra 81 t6a