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and two children. Williams was one OF
the best known and most respected cltl-
Gems of this city
A Double Assassination.

BARpsrowN, KY, May ia double
murder occurred in Nelson County. Tho
murdered men are Herbert Armstrong
and David Brown. They were found In
field where they had been blowing,
one shot through the heart, the other
through the head The wounds showed
that the killing was done with Spencer
rifle. In cump of bushes were found
two empty shells, The superstition Is
the murderer concealed himself In the
bushes and coolly shot the men down
1t IL not known who the murderer IL, but
man named VIM. Frc2o Is suspected.
He had had business trouble with the
murdered men. Tracks leading from tho
bushels TO his house were also dscov-
cred. The men were all well-to.do farm
ers. The excitement this morning IL
very high, and It Is feared that Frczo viii
be lynched.
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A Remarkable Escauc.

Mrs. Mary A. bailey, Of Tunkhannock,
Pa, WAS afflicted for six years with Asthma
and Bronchitis, during which time the
best physicians could give no relief. Her
life was detpaired Of, until in last 0cto-
Der she procured bottle Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery, when immediate relief was
felt, and by continuing its use for short
time she was completely cured, gaining in
flesh 90 lbs. in few months.
Free Trial Bottles Of this certain cure of
all Throat and Lung Diseases at Barclay
Bros Drug store. Large Bottles $l.00.
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Bad Weather for Racing.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May l0.--Ihc Louis
vile starters to-day ares McGrahIana
Stakes, Ave furlongs Bootblack, Or.
landa, Royal knight and Colonel C.. l..
Hunts Powashiek. Mlnnehaha Stakes,
one mile-Lute fogle Boulevard, Lizzie
s., Charley Lucas, Ohio Boy, Tamcrlano
and .Ccntrcvlllo. Kentucky Oaks, one
and one half miles Modcsty, Christana
and lllghnight Steeplo Chase, one and
three-quarter miles--judge Burnett,
Claude Brannon, Major McClarty, Carter
HARRISON Rebukc, Cap Curry, Golden
Era, Guy Warrington. Tho track Is
heavy and 1t is raining hard
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Cheap Homes in Arkansas and Texas.

Along the lire OF the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway, Texas and
Pacific Railway and International and
Great Northern Railroad, are thousands OF
acres OF the choicest farming and grazing
lands in the world, ranging in price from
$500 to $500 and $500 per acre, in a
healthy country, with climate unsurpassed
for sslubrity and comfort Send your ad-
dress to the undersigned for copy Of sta
ts,ics of crops raised in Arkaneas and Texas,
in 1882, and make up your mind to 60 and
see for yourself when you learn thatthe crop
for 1888 is so per cent larger than that Of
1889. To those purchasing land owned by
the Company, and paying one-fourth, one
half, or all cash, a proportionate rebate is
allowed formoney paid for tickets or freight
over the Companies lines.
Ii. G. TOWNSEND, Gen'l Pass. Agt.
st. Louis, Mo.
The Hop Plasters have wonderful sale,
and whya Because they cure backache,
stiff joints, pain in the side and all soreness
in any part. People appreciate them. Any
druggist, 25 cts. an
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David Niclolson's Liquor Bread,


Barclay Bros, having perfected arrange
mFnis with the above wcll-known house for
the distribution Of his celebrated prepare
non OF malt, we cheerfulIy commend it to
ON citizens ~ the most reliable remedy for
all ailments caused from weak cOnsttu-
tuition.
Nicholson's Liquid Bread is really the
Beverage iornuIsing mothers.
80 BARCLAY Bros.
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4 Refusal to Accept of Pardon
Not to Be Allowed to Save
a Mmderer's Neck.
m Angry Father Kills His Son for Giving
His Earnings to His Mother Pound
Hanging in a Barn.
gloomy Outlook for Charleston, w. Va.
Mail Robber and Pension Agent
A Lifetime in Prison.
A Dodge That Won't Work.

HARRISBURG, PA,-Appllcaton for tho
elease of John d, Shea, alias Sullivan,
I'LL be made by the authorities of Mis-
ouri to the pardon board tomorrow,
The prisoner was tried and convicted OF
he murder Of Onlccr Ryan at st, Louis,
'ut before being sentenced he skipped
md was arrested for burglary at Pitts.
oWgh and sentenced to five years In thd
Pedlentlary, About one year OF that
serence has been served. The query
aries, can man be compelled to accept
Il prdon which he has not asked forp II
Is udcrstood that this Is the stand taken
by tn prisoner. In this event 1t Is eX'
pectd the board will commute the SEN
tence ending his term of confinement
with saturday next, when the prisoner
will b taken to st. Louis and hanged,
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NEGRO ASSASSINS.
Several Deaths From Boiler Explosion
Found in tho River.

-fOunu III INC hlVor.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, May l9.--Johll
Wall, assistant foreman on the Rector
plantation, twelve miles above here on
the river, was assassinated Saturday by
negroes on the place. He had difficulty
with them that afternoon but thought 10
settled. The suspected parties have been
arrested and jailed here and will be ex-
amined.
terrific boiler explosion occurred In
w c, Stout's mill near Morrilton Satur-
day. Captain A, b. Thompson's body
wis blown 100 feet. Frank Weaver was
alo killed and his eight-year old son was
wunded and has since died. Ben How
ad was fatally wounded and T. G. Hop
Inns severely sealded. The engine was
Town 100 feet.
A. c. Gailor mysteriously disappeared
several days since with no clue to his
whereabouts until yesterday, when the
body was found in the river In the lower
part of this city. The drowning is sup
posed to have been accidental. He was
well connected and highly respected.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, May l9.--In the Commons
Gladstone, replying to Bartlett, Conserva
tive, said the Government adhered to Its
position, that the Egyptian law of liqulda-
ton should be the basis of the confer.
ence, France asked an explanation of
England's position In regard to affairs in
Egypt Both governments are DESTROYS
of exchanging views. After reciprocally
exchanging views they win consult the
other powers at the earliest moment pos.
sible. After this Parliament will be fullr
informed of the proceedings.
LONDON, May 19.--The market or
American railway securities to noon To-
day is quiet but somewhat Irregular, c'm-
pared with Saturdays closing prices ST.
Paul shows decline of l-S Reading,
liz; Erie seconds, l.s; New York ZEN
trial, advance l-2; Illinois Central, IL.
At noon Lake Shore fell off l-S rom
Saturdays closing; Central Pacific 3.S;
Pennsylvania, unchanged.
LONDON, May l9.--Since p m there
has been decline in Lake Shore Of l-2;
st. Paul, 3-S; Erie, l-S, Wabash pre-
ferred is quoted at l6 l-2 and Denver &
Rio Grande at IL.
LONDON, May 10 Mr.. Cesnola's
Cyprian antiquities were auctioned off
to-day at low figures.
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Terrible Daath.

JOPLIN, Mo, May l9.--Early yesterday
morning the crushed and mangled re-
mains of ID. C. Buckbee, an engineer at
the Atlantic Company's mine, was found
by the engineer going to relieve him.
The body was found near the bull-wheel,
and 1t Is supposed that in olling the ma
chinery he was struck In the head by an
arm of the wheel and fell, and at each
revolution he was struck again. Deceased
was unmarried, aged 6fty-four years, and
brother of ex-Deputy Sheriff Thomas
Buckbce
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A lifetime in Prison.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, May 10 Geo,
j Williams, who has been working al
CPension Agent and at mail robblng
i Nicholas County, this State, and
Who obtained in this fraudulent mannei
aout ten thousand dollars, was to-day
fund guilty in the United States
CURT in session here. Williams IL
vii educated and thoroughly posted in
pnsion and postal laws, There ara
eyht other indictments against him,
Wen all the cases against him arc
tr,d he will probably serve the balance
ohis life in prison.
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Better Than Diamonds.

and of greater value than fine gold 10 a
great tonic and renovator like Kidney-Wort.
II expels all poisonous humors from the
blood, tones up the System and by acting
directly on the most important organs Of
the body stimulates them to healthy action
and restores health. II has effected many
marvellous cures and for all Kidney diseases
and other kindred troubles it is an invalu-
able remedy.
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For tho Old Ticket.

NATION, Ill, May The delegates
to the Democratic County Convention at
Charleston to-day selected Saturday, are
unanimous for the old ticket and for Car.
ter Harrison, of Chicago, for Governor.
DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
A son of Hiram Campbell, u we'll.
known farmer of Okaw Township, was
drowned yesterday while bathing In the
OkaW
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NEWARK, May l9.-The application
to the Vice. Chancellor for an order to
require President Dodd to show cause
why he should not be punished for dis
obedience of the Court of Chancery, in
removing the banks assets out of the
State, was laid over pending develop
ments. The run on other savings banks
ceased to-day.
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Killed His Son.

CICINNArI o., May l9,-At Snow Hill,
lndioa, yesterday Geo. II. Stcycr, shol
and istantly his son Solomon, aged
twely.one, without provocation. The
caus of the murder Is attributed by thu
victims mother to hard feelings between
fater and son since the young man un'
deIook to work for himself and com.
mdced giving all his earnings to his
mther
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DITCH DITCHED.

The Slain Libertine Of Columbia Finally
Disposed Of
COLUMBIA, ILL.,, May l9.--The funeral
of Mr.. William Ditch took place yester.
day morning at ten O'Clock from his resi-.
dence In Columbia. As the procession
passed through town the streets were
lined with people who gazcd with awe
upon the still and solemn sight. The
pall-bearers were John Gundlach, Henry
Much, Joseph Rauch, John T..
Morgan, Thomas Morgan, william
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Fisk e. Hatch.

NEW YORK, May l9.-Fisk & Hatch
said this morning that negotiations are
progressing for the settlement of all
debts between their firm and the Newark
Savings Institution. Every promise is
made that none of the firms Chesapeake
& Ohio securities will be put upon the
market
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MURDER AT RICHMOND, MO.

A Husband Shot by His Wife's Para
mour- Threatened With Lynching.
RICHMOND, Mo-, May l9.-Charles Cur
tbs, colored barber, shot Henry Hughes,
colored, last night. The ball entered the
right breast near the nipple. Hughes
will die. Curtis was lodged in Jail. The
cause of shooting was that Curtis was
too intimate with Hughes wife and he
wanted Hughes out of the way. The
colored people are much excited, and
there Is talk of lynching Curtis.
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ALMOST A CYCLONE.
Fine Residence Wrecked Near Quincy
Drowned Her Babe.

QUINCY, Liz, May l9.--Yesterday a
heavy black cloud passed over the city In
southeasterly direction. Its rapid
movement caused fears of cyclone, and
later reports are that l.. Wheeler's fine
residence, four miles from the city, was
completely wrecked. Other damage was
done but to what extent is notye known.
Elvina Hamilton, colored girl, Is un.
der arrest for numbering her infant
which was found last evening In els
tern,
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Educational.

The undersigned wishes to form classes
IN the higher branches, languages and
music, also wishes to secure tho custom In
tuning Instruments in CAIRO. G.. Il. Rein
mueller, basement German Lutheran Church
18Th Street. 30
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A Fair Offer.

The Voltoic Belt Co., Of Marshall. Mich,
offer to send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Belt and Electric Appliances on trial, for
thirty days, to men, old and young, afllict-
ed with nervous debility, lost vitality, and
many other diseases.
See advertisement in this paper.
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De ath of a Railroad President.

BURLINGTON, Ia, May 10 Last night
Judge Joseph Tracy, President of the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Railroad, died at his residence in this city
after an illness of three days. Deceased
was born in Belmont County, Ohio, in
1925.
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Killed in a Street Fight.

McKEEspoRT, Pa, May l9.-In street
fight at Coal Bluff, Pa, Saturday night,
VIM. Craig knocked Thomas Dawson
down, and then kicked his brains out.
Craig has been arrested The fight was
the result of an old grudgc,
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THE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
A Telegram from Southern Brothers Re-
oeived with Applause.

SARATOGA, N, Y, May l9,-ln the Pres
byterlan Assembly congratuIatory tel
egram from the Southern Assembly at
Vicksburg, by Rev, DR., Stratteg, of Mis-
sisslppl, representing that assembly, was
received with applause. The memorial
relating to Army Chaplain Blake was re-
forrod The Committee on Missions Of
Freedmen submitted yoluminous re-
port,
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BucKlen's ArnlCa Salye

The Best Salvc in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles. 1t 10 guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. PRICE
% cents per box. For sale by Barclay
Rroihpre
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Owners OF hogs horses, muleS, etc, are
hereby notified that the ordinance prohibit
ing stock from running at large will be
law ON Monday, May 10th, aud that 1t will
be rigidIy enforced on and after that date,
lw LOUIS II. MYERS.
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A SAD DEATH.
Deputy United States Collector Will
liams Drowned at Peoria.

PEORIA, ILL.,, May l9-George II. Will
liams, deputy United States collector Of
internal revenue for this district, was ac-
cidentally drowned here this morning.
About one o'clock, he, in company with
others, had been out riding In small
pleasure stea mer, and when It landed he
stepped on barge lying alongside. IT
Is supposed he lost his balance and fell
from this as splash was heard. He
was missed and search was Immediately
made but II proved unAyailing. He was
thirty:eight ysa1 Old ssd lsssse Yiasw
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Found Hanging in a Barn.

5owERsTowN, o., May l9.--Mlss Marie
Armstrong, daughter of Rev. K. j, Arm.
song, of New Ilagerstown, committed
siclde this morning. Her body was
fund hanging in the hay NOW, No cause
/ assigned for the rash act.
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Closed It's Doors,

PETERSBURG, Va, May l9.-The Plant
ers and Mechanics Bank closed its doors
to-day. A heavy run is being made on
the Petersburg Savings Bank, but it Is
thought the bank will be able to with
stand it,
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Will Resume.

NEW YORK, May 19.-The sympathy
extended to Donnell, Lawson & Simp-
son has induced them to submit to
the proposition of their creditors, which
will result in their resuming business in
a few days.
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Asia Minor.

CoNsrANTrNopLr, May l9,-At BEL
Bazaar, city In Asia Minor, $50 dwelliss,
544 warehouses and shops, eleven mosqes,
fifteen schools, nine khans and lac o ler
buildings were burned. Eleven perans
pcr1shed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Men Wanted.

Fifteen or twenty men wanted at once
to work on the Texas u st. Louis IL. X. at
Birds Point. Free transportation; wages
$3.50 per day. Apply at Railroad House.
T. MockLRR
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tW-In the Diamond Dyes more coloring
Ia given than in any knewn Dyes, and they
give faster and more brilliant colors. loo.
at all druggists. Wells, Richardson 3 Co.,
Burlington, VT. Sample Card, 80 colnrs,
and book Of directions for 70. stamp.
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Cairo [ halter.

Aregular conyocatlon of Cairo Chapter
No, n X, A. NJ will he held this Tues
iay) evening at 7 80 o'clock. Visiting
companions are cordially invited to attend.
b. II. BLAKE, Sec.
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France,

PARIS, May l9.--M. Louis Faster,
academician and eminent chemist, rea a
paper before the Academy to-day, in
which he stated that researches whiclhe
has for some time been prosecuting, On
clusiyely prove that the fatality atted-
ing hydrophobia may be avoided by inc
ulation. He says his discoveries ar@o
important that Government cmissaes
should be appointed to thoroughly inis-
tigate the subject.
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Boston's City Debt.

BosToN, MASS, May l0.--Thc city debt
for the year ending April 80 is $i8,277.-
GO; an increase of nearly 100000 over
last Vpnr
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No Statement Yet.

New YORK, May l9.--Everything is
quiet. There are yet no statements oil
the suspended firms.
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The Stock Market Close.

NEW YORK, May l9.-Stocks closed
flrmer The Scott failure had no effect.
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Egypt.

CAIRO, May l9.-It is stated on EXCL
lent authority that the expedition for
General Gordon's relief will leavefori
Khartoum about the 9th of June The
rise in the Nile has in past years len
telegraphed from Khartoum abouthe.
18th of June. AS this informationF lll
not, of course, be forthcoming ixt
month, the authorities will calculateip-
on employing nine days in proceedinsto
the head of the present navigable poron
of the stream. BY this arrangementhc
advance will be continuous, and thep b-
jective points of the expedition WILDE,
reached at the earliest possible momht.
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Germany.

LEIpsIG, May l9,-The trial of Cap
tain Heutsch and M. KrasZewski, fol
treason, was concluded to-day. tn,
accused were found guilty. Capital
Heutsch was sentenced to nine year
Imprisonment in the House of Core
ton, and M. Kraszewski, on account II
his extreme age of seventy-six yeas,
was ordered to be informed in fortrds
for the term of three years and *
months. The trial lasted several days. 10
was secret and very little testimony -
cept that favorable to Government VS.
allowed to reach the public. The friens
of M. Kraszewski denounce the detr-
mined efforts of Prince Bismarck dung.
the trial to convict the Polish authorn
unmeasured terms, and say his actins
were inspired by desire for revengeIor
the intense bitterness shown in man of
the authors works toward Germny,
and especially toward Russia.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1884.

hONph "h Nv, 1901.
sT LOUIS.
CoTrOH--steady; mddIng, ll%0llAc.
FLouR-steady; xxx TO choice, $a.OOGDi.s0;
WHEAT - Unchanged; No. Red, S1l0dl
LIN; No Red, sl.0l0l0i.
CoRN-Stcady: No. 2 mixed, 50650l4o;
No. white mixed, G0bc
OATs--Stendy; No, q 3!D3296c,
RyE--Dull; No. =, go.
TOBACCO Firm; lugs common TO choice,
S57bDlO0O; leaf; common red leaf, $1,000
1000; medium TO good $I2.60dDl760
HAY-Prario $1,000 for prime; &Il00
for chooe mixed SllQbli for common to
prime: timothy $Ii9ls for prime 10 choice;
fancy, $1,000.
BurTEn-Stoady choice to fancy creamery
2lqDsSc; dairy, choice to fancy, lGWlBc; low
grades nominal.
EGGS-Quict, at l05Sc.
PoTATOEs-New: selling rather slow at
s2.1bo132b per barrel, top rate for good sized ;
offerings LIBERAL and In excess OF demand.
Nothing doing In old
Pork - Dull: standard mess, sl675;
hard side, $l6Th.
LARD-Steady; prime steam Ja@1%o.
BAcoN-Longs, $40; shorts $1,000;
clear RIBS, s9s@sac.
WooI-rub-washe choice, 33lb3ic; mo.
dium, 3OlD9c; unwashed medium. &jlb2ic; low
and coarse grades, 15MlSo.
HIDEs-Ouict; dry niBt, I7ho: dam
aged. Hsc; bulls or stays, loo; dry
calf, sated $40; damaged, $40; bulls aud
stags, 5aic; green, uncured, TIC; damaged,
6HC.
SHEEP PELrs--Stoady; green, 70dSnc; dry
do, i0G7Oc, ms TO amount and quality of wool;
green shoarlngs. l5c; dry do, lO0l5c; lamb
skins, 2UQI.5c
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Live Stock Markets.


HoGs--Recelpts, 1900; prices 56l10c lower;
light, 5.0Oa5.SO; rough packing and ship.
ping, $590dG.05.
CATTLE Receipts, 5000: stronger: exports,
$6.30n6.60; good TO choice, S50O4DB ~; com.
mon to fair, $52O605.S0.
SHEEP Receipts, 3,00; demoralzed; com-
mon TO fair s2.5Dt1400; medium TO good,
S4.591550; choice to extra Sj.5006.50.
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CHICAGO

WHEAT-Lower; May, SIC; June, SIZE;
July, s9Sc; August, S9nc September, sDI4c.
CoRN-Lower; May, 53Ac; June, 55c;
July, WsWj7e; August, 5slsc.
oATs-Weaker; May, Bic; June, 3lAc;
July, Rlsc.
Lower: -Junc, $l7.3O: July $1737l3;
LARD-L0wcr; May, $50; June, 1906; July,
$3.50: August, $S.32h year, S7S7H.
SHORT RlBs-Junc, $500; July, $40;
August 49, nv
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BUFFALO.

CATTLE - Steady; fair 10 good shipping
steers, $5G565.S0; Ohio stockers, xi75.
SHEEP - Active, but lower; fair to fancy,
ss509i:sO; good TO choice, s5.25l570; spring
lambs, 50 10.
HOGs-Activc; good TO choice Workers,
$560Q5.7b; good mediums, S5.s50D5.96.
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Italy.

LONDON, May ia dispatch finn
Rome received here to-day announces he
death Of Samuel Wark, a well-kntn
American.