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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-25
SPECIAL EXCURSION
To chicago, Tuesday, september aSth
1888.

The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, & ST. Louis
Railway (PAn. Handle Route will run an.
ether OF It's popular cheap excursions to
Chicago on Tuesday, September 25th. Tickets
good returning until October 4th, inclusive.
The weather at this time OF the year is lust
right for travelling, and you will enjoy visit
TO Chicago. For information "a to The time
Of trains and low round trip rates, apply TO
nearest agent OF the p, G. & St. L. BY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-25

The Cooks Delight" attracted much no.
tice Ht the Exposition, where II was approved
by hundreds OF housekeepers and cooks.
Sold by Geo. W. Johnson'S Sons, 1910 Main
Rtraat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-25
"ny wife says"

there Is no Yeast in the world like the VIII.
Liable. All groceIs and bakers keep II, Nw&
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-25

NEW YORK, S ptember ?l.-COtton quiet and
sready; iutute' dull and steady; september l04tc
October l0E ;; S0vembe l0i.. December 10 Gee
April ll.lcc; May l!.2Ic; Juno ll.a3s; July lii.c
,CIScISNA1I, September 2i-cotton dull aud un.
changed,
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| Tennessee 6s. new.... ~ Ex. div.
srocKs-Weak, opened with deuression in VII.
lAris aud general disposition to Sell In the nrst
shares mentioned, and a decline OF u 10 IL per
cent In oer stocks, This way succeeded by better
feeling and an advance OF u i02pr cent, Oregon
& Transc0ntiI entail leading with sales 70 81, North.
ern Pacific rallied 10 49, preferred to 634 tnd The
general list moved mp II 10 Il per cent, the latter
Michigan Central From little after midday until
1850 O'Clock there was a spell Of comparative firm.
ness, aud the market was rather quiet. Near 80
O'Clock, however the beals made Il furious attack
on the list. Northern Pacific broke TO Sl54 prefer.
red 70 81, Oregon q Trans continental to blsI, Lake
.hore 10 Ok, Louisville d Nashville 10 AK,
Reading to 40 and Union Pacific u S1N.
10 the last half hour Of business fever 10 sell
RbAted and thele wss some disposition on the part
Of the bears to accept broatL This process suited
IN au improvement Of AalN pr cent, Vlllards,
Reading, LaCkQwdnna, Denver, Louisville d Sssh.
Vile, LAKE Shore, Michigan Central, Jct.ey Central
and UnlUn Pacific leading. Denver was noticeably
stroug during the afternoon. selling up TO 25 the
highest OF the day. AS compared with Saturdays
Close priceJ arc tH per cent lower for the general
list and ", II aud "a per cent lower for Oregon 4
Tmn6conIuentAl Northern Pacific and Eoithen
Pacific preferred, In the otder named. Canada
Southern, Burlington & Quincy, Northwestern pre-.
icued, Denver, Michigan Central, Mutual Union
Ehe and Wabash preferred were Hah per cent
higher.
III SpecialtleS Manhattan frSt preferred rose AZ
per cent 10 SO, Colorado Coal declined ?a2S per
cent, Pullman az per cent 10 l2SM, and Oregon
Improvement u PEI cent 70 70. ~ fesponte 70
PRECEDENT Of The Northern Pacific, to F. Billings at
Woodstock, Vermont, Mr.. Billings replied ri have
lust received your telegram OF yesterday giving
| the substance Of an article Ia Hew York paper,
which Il utterly without found ition. ! had no
Communication, either verbsl or written with Mr.
Gould about Northern Pacific STOCK. have not
said they were selling too high, and have not sold
d share Of my large holdings, To pciSon who aid
that Mr.. Gould was willing TO go Into pool 10 buy
| large blocks Of Northern Pacific, replied Il wss
not In my line TO 20 Into Wall street pools, and l
and turned off the person quite abruptly. My
| faith In Northern Pacific Is stronger than evef,
The floating debt when added 10 the bonded deb
will not make total debt OF more than 81 0c0 or
So 900 per mile and that for road laid with steel
| rails, msgni6cently equipped and having great
land grant will be small boom.
[6lgned.l FREDERICK BILLINGS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-25

NEW YoRK. September 4.-Money 2a2H< per cent,
closing offered vi par cent Prime mercantile pa
pei 5GSa7 per cent Sterling Exchange bankcrs'
bill quiet at 81 S2k; demand 81 G51{.
GovEgSNCSTs-stiong and higher for Is and 4IISSs,
and lntyar FIR npF HNnIg -
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g. ?. d 8. c: HrstS....lIG
9. ?. bonds. ttStS.....ll21i
y. 7. Land Grants. 1902
U. r. sinking fund..ll6
Tex. Pac. land gr'tS.. bS
do Rio Grand div. M
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Cotton,

CINCINNATI, Eepter Der Alive hogs firm; com
~ Is. Receipts $40 head; shipments COS head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
LABORERS AND EMPLOYEES.

Cigarmakcrs' Progressive Union No. has
taken hold Of the cigarette ma2crs strike and commit
tee waited the Kinney Tobacco Company yesterday 10
thy and the d,cIlty. They informed ny Mr..
Butler OF the company that as he had all the hands at
he wanted he had nothing to say. There is complaint
among the retail tobacco dealers about tho difficulty IN
getting sweet capord cigarettes. dealer who sup
plies the Harlem trade told TIRUSE reporter that he
sent in order for 10000 this week but could get only
5000 At meeting o? the strikers held M Clarendon
Hall last night. II stated that fund Of r25uO had
been raised Z" start co operative cigarette factory
T.c messenger BOYS employed 10y the Mutual District
TELEGRAPH paiy. NO Pine ST.. went on strike yes
trrday. "Nc amt going 10 Work on sunday 'hd one
of them 10 q TRIBUNE reporter We nave to WORK bId
enough week days TO deserve our Sundays of and We
Are l"hg I" t ir ,n ,rikc ,gbilcon hi. ,~y
to the stock EXCHANGE with message was assaulted
by Two sfmker- Edward Kinney ana j. j. McGuiuness
and severely beaten. The assailants were arrested.
ClNClsSATG, MAY 1G.-Thc shoe manufacturer, held i
meeting to-day and gave notice that their shops are
open to any wornen not directly shut out under the
operaiOn Of the terms II the arbitration agreement
This means tina, all non-unon men, wen al union
men, who not membcrs OF the assemblies that belong
to the Arbitration Board arc at liberty t. work In their
shops
WILKEsBARRB, Penn. May 1G.-A few miners at the
Diamond mine have returned to worx on the companys
terms
PHILADELPHIA May 16.-Forty-fve ship carpenters
arrived this city this evening from Portland, Nc. TO
work in the lp-yards this city and Camden. They
have been engaged by the ship building interests
break the union. Fityhye additional mcn Will arrive
III II few days to make the fun complement.
PnTsBURG, Penn. May 1G-Ihe miners Interstate
Convention reasseuibcd this morning with John
Mcbride VI Massi!lon. Ohio. in the char. The Com
miee on Credentials reported eighty delegates pIesent
A resolution * rcssing sympathy with the striking
miners Of the Ptt-burg strict met with opposition but
was finally passed. The Committee Organization
prescntcd tie following rc-OlutIOns. which were
sdopted Urging the miners Of the United
states TO organize themselves Dlo one body
TO be known the Amalgamaei Association
OF Miners OF the United States and that the object OF
this association shall be to bring within It's folds
every miner and loborer ia and sbout the
MINES Of the United States; IN uni
f0rnlty OF action In matters pertaining
10 interest OF It's members to adopt. whenever and
wherever practicable, the principles Of admiration; 20
shorten the hours o laoor far prartcdbc and
strict the product when deemed practicable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17

LONDON May 1G.-TnrtOns & TIadow. large spccula-
tors in American and Mexican stocks, nave failed.
PARIS Nav 1G-Sx Anarchists have been arrested
for circulating seditious pamphlets among the troops
LONDON May 1G.-In the chess tournament to-day
Encljscn and Mackenzie playeda drawn game. Zuker-
tort beat WinaWer
Lo>poN, My l6-The town OF samara. in Russia, has
been vi.ltod by destructive fire, which destroyed
large por. OF the town.
LISBON May 16.-Durng popular ftte and frcwOrk
disp,ay in an adjacent village to-day bomb filed with
dynamite exploded, killing four persons and wounding
twenty.
LONDON May 16.-Ue Time. says the emigration
scheme proposed by Canadian capitalists hangs fire be-
cause of the objections of Mr Gladstone to the system OF
State AID.
ST. PErERsBuRg. May 1G-Tne remains Of the late
Prince GortsclskoG were inferred the Church of ST.
errriuq Yesterday. The Emperor and NJ de GeTs. Min
ster of Foreign Affairs, and other prominent OUlcias
present..
REvA, May 1G.-The British bark Arabia, Captain
Robinson New Orleans. March 2, has arrived here
II stated OF her have died Of small
pox The captain attemned TO cEtcr the hSfbor OF ieI
gOr and Tined 800 Wns 0r cOntfaVenlns reg
ulatlOn OF tue port.
PAEs,May lG.-Tbe correspondent or the temps at
LonGon saws: Great Britain agrees with Lord DUFF
fern that Egypt does need the rebel provinces in The
sondar II the X eGive couRens she will begin ncgo
atOns with &c rake PrOpn u WIN tne oeCt VI ucHh
ing their positions
CEoNsTADT, Nay l6.-The u United States steamer
Lancaster has arrived here with who are to rep
resent America a. the coronation of the Car They
were received with the usual hOuOrs.
VflNNA, MAY lot is rUmOred that VI. Warrington
will reurn from Moscow after the coronation
OF the Cz4l, by tie way OF Vienna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
THE LOCAL IRISH AGIT1UON.

Al the meeting of the New-York branch of
the Ladies' Land League. at No. 81 Union place. Mrs
Kato Diggs presiding It was decided 70 place vrath
Of inmor llcs Miss Fannie Tanel4 grave on Decora
ton Day Twenty pounds were subscribed to tic Par
uev Testimonial Fund. It resolved on some night
to old public meeting 10 ratfy the platform OF the
PLila ephia touven ion.
Daniel g. MCGOWAN presided last evening az thc meet
ing Of the Donegal County Association AZ Clarendon
Hal James dpalh, Francis =. O'Ganachcr and Dam
lc Mcsweeney addressed tie meeting OGa'l gher and
Mcswrcrey have recently arrived from Dublin, where
thev hayo bccI impueonet.
Tie committee having IN charge the public demOnSira
tor to bc held al Cooper Union next Mondav evening
the purpose OF organizing the Irish societies OF ms
me- evening at NJ. l9i Iurd-ave LiWtid !"
cary pvr-dH-. krPur~ were made H. the several com
nj ceS having III c.dTgc the details Of the ti.l%
Among o.c WIZ 3:- 20 address tae meeting arc cT
auccr SulIva. t.c pr s!Ieut oi he now IRISH N1o al
League; PatrcH Eg3n thr Rev. C. Oiin1ul @ hcAIN,
j mes MO1ncT. of Buffalo; Congressman u y foi1lW W
C veaud tie Rev Patrick Crouln. of Huhalo. a q pr
W. J. Wallace. VIII preside Letters OF r,gfc Lave
been received from TX Congressman ". j. HVnes ana
Cou-roesutI John T. Ilucrty, OF Cnict9O; the Rev.
George C. Bclts. Of 81 LOUIS aud tae Roy. Lawrcnc c
Walsh. OF Waterbury, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
4 STRANGE Story From THE HIGHLAYDS
A GIANT SWORD DRoprrD FROM THE SKY.

A GIANT SWORD DROPPED FROM THE SKY.
KINGSTON, \. Y, May lG.-AccOrd is a lit
tic Ulster CO0nty village in the town Of Rochester. 10
Gated on the Delaware and Hudson Canal, which has
never achieved sought any special distinction
80 far as known except that 1t the rclcncc Of
Daniel Bel an eccentric who c!ans TO have made
many valuable and important mineral discoveries, IN
cudine massive diamonds in that vicinity. lie has filed
titles 10 large tracts OF wild land there IN years past.
But during the past week this little place has been the
OF much excitement anl visitors have come from
far and heIy meteor to drop into the
Rondout Creek at that place recently, scnding up col
umn OF steam and boiling water it fell that filed
ho,e who witnessed It with wonder and constcrnat0n
Next day, when it WAS thought to have become sum
cieutly cool TO investigate OF this Mr Bell and
other lad dragged the creek in the vicinity and finally
brought up giant sword which was found with It's
massive blade pointing upward and it, hit buried deep
in the mud The strange weapon is feet long has two
edges and weighs seventeen pounds. The blade is
cred with hcrogyphcs that wholly unlike anything
before seen or descrlbed, and that show pro-
digOus amount of work their engraving. The entire
woTkDanspo OF the NY St,I1OUs weapon Is Of the HECtt
possible escupuOn. Inc hIlt seems to have been de-
signed for SON" mammOth hald three times large a.
the ordinary human hand. aud icrc IA nothing about
weapon winch cylIccs intention The part of
designer that Il made for thc OF any oldi
nary MORTAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
TELEGRA PHIC NOTES.
A MURDER IN MISSISSIPPI

n NJ
VICKsBURG, May lG-Joseph \. ilszlctt was shot
and instantly killed by T.. @. Cook This morning.
AMERICAN BREWERS ~ CONNESTION
DETROIT. Mich. May lG.-lhe twenty hirl an
nnsl convention of the National Blcwcis Association IS I'm
session here
TIE LICENSE QUESTION ~ ILLINIo,
SPEINGFiELD. Ill.,, May lG-Ihc House today
adopted WnOughbys amendment u tho license bill nIinB
THE TEWK5BURY INVESTIGATION.
BOsTON. MAY lG.-lhc testimony in the Tevks-
bury investigate to-day by phy scan- connected with
the Harvard Meda School and mainly cOrTOboatye Of
that n eu yesterday.
a CHINESE CONSULATE FOR CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Nav l6.-It Is announced that the
Pcktn Government has decided TO establish Consulate In this
civ, tO consist OF two members American and CHI
MUNICIPAL TAX on TELEGRAPH POLES.
WlIMINGTON, Del. May l6.-I he Western Union
Telegraph attorney .hs morning promised to pay,
undcl protest tho municipal tax OF - per ole. The cry
from tho streets this morning the company s refused ~
pay he tx
IIHGTGSG TIE COAL SUPPLY.
PHH HADELPIIA. May IG.-Onicers of the Phiadel-
pa Reading Coal and Iron Company reported that las
been definitely agreed By tho combined companies to
wolk iu at The mines This week, hall dime week,
iui mc the following week. hail time The week ending une
sun un' Tie week ending June ID and half time oi four
week, following
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF RESULTING ~ MURDER
LANCASTER, Penn, May IG-Au engine ana
the Reading Columbia Railroad Ephuiia ts alter
George ". Ham master mechanic o the ToaG Was
LIucd. 1hc accident caused ~ plank BIaAcousy
placed acIUs5 the track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
THE RIGHTS OF TRAVELLERS AFFIRMED

PHILADELPHIA, May 1G.-ln the Court of
Common Pleas today the jury IN the case OF Mark
spcAer against the Pcunsylyauia Railroad Company
gave verdict In favor OF the plaintiff for $1,000
spckcr took passage in November. lssl from this city
for WamspoIt and presented 10 the conductor the
turn Zip of an excursion ticket from Wiamsport 90
Philadelphia. Thr conductor declined 10 accept the
uckct, and elected spc-cr IA TIE open country on hr
Northern Central Railroad above Harrisburg In thc
midst ~ Dr,uchiug ralu The company claimed iu de-
fence that tao uck,i n been purchased two years 1r-
fore and that tnc pIuy lad 'ud'u,Orcd TO call in
such ucEcts by extensive advertising. Tho judge
charged The jIry thU the election under tho circum-
stances outrage and that tic qUc3uou OF tic
LIABILITY OF tue company was the only one for thcr con-
alteration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
P. B. THOMPSON ACQUITTED.

IIoRRODSBURG, Ky, May 16.-JudSe Denny
spoke b. half of tho Commonwealth in tue rhOmpsOn
trial morning and followed by Mr. Blackburn
for the defence Applause several times suppressed
by the Court during Judge Denny's speech
The jury after remaining out one hour returned YER
diet OF acquiit4l The verdict received with
deafening shout by dcnscy packed house As soon
the jury poled dismissed Thompson crowded
upon bv friends who shook him warmly by the hand and
congratulated him. lie bore the ordeal with the
GOODNESS marked his conduct throughout the course
OF Tie fIAl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
TRANSFER OF HANNIBAL AND ST JOSEPH

At a meeting of the directors Of The Hanni
bal and 1t. Joseph Railroad Company. yesterday Jay
Could Russell Sage. Sidney Dillon, solon Humpnreys
JOHN BocGscod and George J. Golld resigned thclr
places and J. y. 4. Grswold, Peter Geddes and Elhn
Root OF Ncw-York C. L. Perkins, Of burlington, Iowa.
anu William J. Ladd and Charles j. Paine, of Boston
were elected in their place. Mr.. Perkins elected
pIcsidcuI and William Duwd. the former president. was
made vlccprc-dcn 1hr transfer of tAe stock 10 the
Chicago. burlington and Quincy Railroad COMPANY, n
accord with the agreement recently made Win The
st0cklod - begun nearly the whole OF the common
sock being transferred The exchange W tie reilrCl
stock viii be begun to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
WORK OF THE POOL COMMITTEE.

SOME THINGS DONE, But MANY LEFT TO DO.
At the meeting of the JOINT Executive Com
the trunk lines and Western railroads yester
dav another example made OF the evil Of cutting
rates The Evansville and Terrc Haute Railroad was
suspended from the privileges of through connection
with tho trunk lines for ten days. That road was ne
accusor in the recent OF rae-cuttng which re-
sulted in tho punishment Of the Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville and the Louisville, Ncv-Albany aud Chi
cago roads. The meeting adopted certain changes
in the rates on tobacco. applicable TO the
roads south OF the Ohio River, which ii is hoped VIII
prevent future Irregularities The only cases where the
punitive regulations OF the pool committee have been
put into effect were those affecting that class OF bu'
The committee which had been referred the matter
OF providing eguaons for the better control OF the ast
freight lines operating the various through lines
submitted report. Tho main feature OF the report
was provision for giving to Commissioner FINK the
inspection OF the accounts OF these lines supervision
which he never before has exercised The report was
approved by the representatives OF tho Grand
Trunk OF Canada and it, fast frcght line organizations
The question Of completing the organization OF the
several pools o. castDOund freight business, CsaDhsutu
the principal Western points. was referred To commit
OF the roads centriDg at those places. IL was
recommended that the committees remain III New lorK
to complete their work The Joint Executive Committee
then adjourned without day. -
is not expected that tie work assigned 10 the vest
crD committees Will be completed for the present
In the case OF the Chicago pool 1t u lmpos-
Rlbe 20 arrange permanent dylHun OF the Duripcss
until the position OF the Chicago and Atlantic road
(which now supplies the Erie with lis ilst independent
connection with ChicagOl IL determined Tho reference
by general meeting TO local committees Of the Work
of perccug the several pool, regarded postpone.
mcnt Of the settlement OF the important questions OI
dispute between the various Western roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
DEATH ofAYIruIG&ANr GERMAN MAJOR.

Carl Frederick Bcckcrt, age forty three, with
his vic ana four Children arrived al Castle Garden on
the steamship Norm1udic from HGyrc On sunday. Soy-
era dav. previous TO his arrival he had been pgostrcd
by sickness He remained AZ Castle Gard until Tues
d.v wen lie WAS taken tho New York Hospital,
he died vce.rl4v morning. Information regarding
the dead man could be obtained from Mrs. l{cckcri,
owing ler excitement ald iuahi ity to speak English
From cards found ou the body II In believed thai hc was
major Infantry ana battalion commander in Ger
many. and 81, lc was the owner OF farm Ia Oruc'h
GrunIy County. Itan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
IRISH CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.

DUBLIN. Nav 1G.-fhc trial o. FtzharIls. the cab
DIR yer As an ace Sor, af er tn" fact TO the murder
o. LORD Frederick CiyeIdish and \lT Burke, was
concluded TINS nOinnE. The jJry returned a YER
Gicj of guilty against him. and he was sentenced 10
penal servju ie for he, Judge OBnen, in passing
sentence SAID: The crime Of which yOu were
convicted is morally the same as that OF MURDER
> he deaths of Lord Frederick CaYenulsh and Mr..
Iurke were mainly owing TO vour act IN inducing
Smith to point out the vlctIns.' The prisoner ap-
pcared 10 I've stu lelied at his sentence.
Daniel Delaney, who is charged with conspiracy
to murder, Was aragned to-day and pleaded guilty.
edward licCafrcy, Who last week was arraigned on
the same charge, Withdrew his plea of nOt guilty
entered III II and substituted plea of guilty. Their
sentences were de erred. Thomas Marin who was
indicted for conspiracy to murder, pleaded guilty
bn was allowed his liberty on his Undertaking to
We me country. Kingston ana Gibney were then
ar qi.ued on the charge of conspiracy TO murder,
aua 10Th pleaded not guilty.
Ihe GRAM Jury has 'ound true bills for conspi-
racy to mlr Ter against Kingston. Gibney and
lie tIy, ho charged with conSpracy to murder
Poole and a true bill for threatening to murder
agaIus, Matthias Brady, who WAS charged with
making threat, against the life OF the foreman of
thc jury winch convicted his brother, Joseph
Brady
A man named Patrick Nally and five others have
b en- arrested in Balla the charge of conspiracy
TO murder landlords in the vicinity of Ballina. An
internal machine and a number of firearms belong
in to the prisoners have been seized. II is believed
tuat the arrests ana seizures were made through
evIdenc- gwen by an IntOrmcr.
Palrlck o Br-n, formerly Secretary of the Liver
pool Land League, Michael Hynes, a printer, and
Parck Satrr the foreman of Hynes have be,
arrested Ill LiyeTp0ol for printing and spread 1g he
circulars forwarded to tTadesmcn in Dublin
recently. which bore the heading. An ANALYSIS OF
special Jurics on Eighteen Tiials under the Cnmes
Ac. ;" and n which persons having goods OF those
Jurors were threatened. They were remanded iOr
lrial ana admitted to bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
4 PROBABLE CASE or INF4NrIcIDE

Mrs. Hester Weeks, living with her mother,
Hester Carpenter and her sister Emma Carpenter al
Merrick, OF Icmpst at informed Justice Wallace
yesterday that shc believed that her sister Emma had
killed hor male infant which was born Monday last
and was perfectly healthy MIS- Weeks found the child
gone yesterday morning and her sister would give
pauutOu OF It's disdpp,ata She believed that the
chd dead and had been buried In the garden Officer
Wright. who sent to Mr- Carpenters hous-. had
difficulty In finding the spot where the child WAS buried
and I'm a few moments uuesrthed he body. Miss Car
penter and her mother arrested Mrs Weeks IS OF
The opinion that the child WAS killed TO sister
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
AvyIOCs TO SECURE WORKS OF ART.

PARIS. May lG.-Mr. Morton. the United states
Minister, to-day Introduced To NJ. Ferry, the Prime
Minister, a dcpu,1tion bearing the a alGreSS q the
bosom committee, in wAlcA Inc French Govern
zen, va, requested 30 in.rO in bil 10 tacnitate
The despatch oi French WORK, of art to tie Inter
uatona ExIi.ion o he held on he occasion Of
t. cen elnai of the signing of the Treaty ior
omcr.c III Iul p u zen e. NJ. Ferry litlUuru tlmt
b.. ould submit the matter to the council oi Mn
Is eTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
SPAIN AND CVRA

LONDON, Aay IG.-Ihe Tnnes's corros,o,,.l,..4
at Madrid says tnat the news relative - to
OF the Cubans ana tncr Auer.can sympafhlers s',,
"a - afford grounds for he hope thar Tho o,,,,
retaining M0ceo In custody VIII shortly be I" i"I W
upfODdbe tAat before the end the year t,,., ~ ~