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House.

The Speaker appointed Messrs, Slo-
cum, Dibble and Dingley as members of
the Committee of Conference on the
shipping bill; Messrs. DOrsheimer,
Tucker, Reagan, Ceilings, Eldridge,
Bingham, Cannon and Laird. the Com
mittee OF Arrangements for the Cee0ra-
tion of the completion of the Washing
ton monument, and Messrs. Hammond,
Rogers, Henley, Riggs, Boyle, Wakefield
and and Millard a select committee to
investigate the charges against William
II. English, Sr
On motion of Mr.. Cox (of New York.
it was ordered that the House adjourn
ment to-day be till Saturday.
Mr.. Laird, from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands, reported joint resolution for
bidding the certitication of unearned land
grants,
Mr.. Broadhead, from the Committee on
judiciary, reported bill authorizing the
Secretary of the Treasury to settle the
accounts of certain States and the City of
Baltimore for expenditures in the war of
1872.
Mr.. Collins, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported Joint resolution pro-
posing an amendment to the Constitution
declaring the right of suffrage shall not
be abridged on account of nativity.
The House then went into committee
of the whole on the Legislative appro-
priaton bill Mr.. Cox in the chair
Bills were reported and placed on the
| calendar as follows:
Regulating the forms of bills of lading;
regulating the expectation of imitation
butter and cheese; to divide the judicial
district of Kansas.
a Joint resolution was offered, pro-
posing the following as Article l6 of
the Constitution: "rhe right of citizens
of the United States to vote shall not
be abridged by the United States
| or by any State, on account of nation
, ality.n
A bill was reported, increasing to
81 100000 the limit of the appropra-
ton for public building at Louisville,
Ky. Referred to the committee of the
whole.
The Missouri delegation attacked the
| proposition In the bill to repeal the act
establishing an assay Office at st. Louis.
Messrs. Holman and Cannon defended
the committee and said its ac-
ton was based on the recommonda-
tion of the Director of the Mint.
Mr.. Burnes said the Director OF the Mint
to-day asserted that he had never made
such recommendation. Mr.. Burncs
moved to strike out the repeating clause
and insert In lieu thereof provision
making an appropriation for the salaries
Of the officers aad employees of the Assay
Once. Adopted
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Money and Stocks,

NHw YoRK, May "a selling movement
CONTINUED during the first half hour OF bust.
ness, and prices in most Instances REQ ded
"A further decline OF d to 2 per cent comparld
with yesterdays close At ten O'Clock the
Bulls began to bid up prices and by eleven tho
decline va recovered, and at l:3O y, m the
host price, OF tn day We're current.
Money per cent; Exchange Juiet at $40
4s8; Governments stoady; currency 0s, rs
bid; fs, coupon. laO bid; %bs's do. ll''s bid
THE Stock market continued firm since the
IMst report bat dealings have been on linilted
aeaA Vitsoua fc&ture Or Inctaept worthy Of
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Another Embezzler Unmasked.

WAsn!NGToS, d. c., May 29.-Colonei
o. T, Burnside, disbursing officer OF the
Post-otilce, was arrested this morning
An examination of his books reveals the
fact that he has embczzled $4,000 in
Government bonds. Oil speculation Is at
the bottom of it.
WASHINGTON, May 20, p. NIT is
now stated on apparently good authority
that Burnslde's shortage is $4,000. He
has been arrested. Two of his bonds
men are dead and the others wish they
were.
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Missouri Capital Notes.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, May 29.-Judge
Bashaw came in this morning and will
leave on the afternoon train. He speaks
cheerfully of the Gubernatorial contest
He is just in from Kirksville and reports
Adair County all right. Governor Crit
tenden goes to st. Louis to-day. Ben
Finney and j. p. Johnson, the steno.
grapher of the st. Louis Criminal Court,
have business in the State Auditors
office.
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GROUND TO PIECES.
Terrible Death of a Brakeman.

TAYLoRvILLE, ILL, May 29.-Harry
Taylor, brakeman on stock express No.
So, going east, was killed here last night
His train passed here at II 40 and he was
not missed by the conductor until two
O'Clock this morning. When the train
arrived at Decatur they telegraphed back
along the line, and the night operator here
found fragments of his remains scattered
along the track for some distance near
the Ohio Mississippi crossing. Tay-
lor's residence is not known, but it is
supposed to be Detroit, Mich. He was
supposed to have fallen off the train while
setting Il brake.
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Death and Injury in the Tunnel.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May ga special
from Ligonier says: Yesterday afternoon
another frightful accident occurred at
Krupp's Tunnel, on the South Pepnsylva-
MIA Railroad, by which nine men were in
stantly killed and eleven more seriously
injured. A large force of men were en-
gagged in the excavation OF the tunnel.
when heavy scafolding gave way with
the above result. No names have been
obtained, but the victims were principal
ly Italians. Great excitement prevails in
this vicinity.
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CArTLE-Msrket quiet and unchanged;
good to choice steers, SiOJDb 10; far to
medium, 50. i0lGj.gD: Indian steers, S5.50nt56j;
mixed butchers, Sl,25D50J: stockers, $3.50
500; fat bulls, St2jIjl5.
SHEEP ul and unchanged; common to
fair, Si25Gsi .S5;good to choice, siWGi5O;
extra, Sj.55b5g9; wooled sheep, s57505 20.
HoGs-Suaiy; fair demand; Workers, COM
mon and tight to fair, Sol5lb5,i0; good 10
choice, sh.50t5.I5; good mediums S5.7j0j.a 80;
pigs, S.T5d5.0o.
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The Iowa Temperance Campaign.

DEs MoINEs, Ia, May 29.-The Presi.
dent OF the State Temperance Alliance
has called Temperance mass.meetlng at
every county seat in Iowa, to meet on the
27th OF June, to perfect organization for
carrying out the Prohibitory amendment.
The intention seems TO be not to molest
the boys on the Fourth of July, the day
the law goes into effect, but to open the
campaign on the 9Th.
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In Favor of Reciprocity With Canada.

WAsnINGToN, d. c., May 29.-The
subcommittee of the House Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs has agreed upon
a favorable report to accompany May
berry's joint resolution requesting the
President TO negotiate with England tor
a renewal of the Canadian Reciprocity
Treaty of 1854, The report will be SUB
mitted to the full committee at its next
meeting.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 29.--The nat
ural gas well struck on the Westinghouse
premises in the Nineteenth Ward few
days ago is believed to be the largest in
the country. Gas was struck ut the
depth of sixteen hundred and sixty feet
and two feet lower the flow is the heayi-
est ever encountered. This opens new
region, and being in the city limits, the
benefits resulting to industries is meal
culable.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 29.-All doubts
concerning the completeness of the
wreck of the Penn Bank are removed
Said a banker this morning. "The Penn
Bank is rotten to the core, and won't be.
gin to pay fifty cents on the dollar. 1t
will lay Grant \ Ward in the shade.
There should be no hesitancy in arresting
the officials" 1t is now stated that the
overdrafts exceed million and half.
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Threatened Strike of Wabash EN-.
ployes.

MoBERLY, Mo, May 29.-Great excite
ment prevails here over the proposed
strike of the Wabash machine shop EN-.
ployes, numbering over 400. They have
not received their last months wages,
and at meeting held last night resolved
to strike unless the money was guarau-
teed them by tomorrow noon.
MoBERLY, Mo, May 29,-At two
o'clock the mechanics, laborers and all
men employed in the machine shops,
roundhouse, car shops, paint shops and
bridge department stopped work and will
not commence until their wages are paid
Another meeting will be held at eight
O'Clock tonight.
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HIS CRIME.


Johnson was twenty-three years Of age,
and had served one term in the Peniten-
tiary. He became enamored Of a women
living at Napoleon, who threatened to
marry rival unless he procured a cer-
tain sum Of money by certain given
date. Johnson learned that George w.
Williams, OF Fulton County, Ohio, had sold
some property and went to his house on
the night OF October 23d, 1858. He saw his
victim 60 to the barn to feed the horses,
and following him deliberately chopped
him down with an axe. He then re-
turned to the house and knocked at the
door which was opened by Mrs. Will
liams, who supposed it was her husband
returning from the barn. On seeing
johnson she screamed and ran, pursued
by the murderer, with the blood drip
ping from the ak. She fed TO an inner
room and begged piteousiy for her life
and that Of her little siX-weeks-old
babe, asleep in the bed, but all to no pur-
pose. The murderer knocked her down
with the ak, and then buried it in her
head three times up TO the heye. He
then ransacked the house, obtaining only
about ESQ., and fed. Two days after he
was arrested on suspicion, on account Of
some articles having been seen in his
possession belonging to the murdered
couple, and was subsequently tried and
convicted.
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KANSAS CITY.

CATTLE-Receipts no; firm and lower; ma
tive steers, l,O06 70 H. 500 lbs. average $500
6.2; others unchanged.
HoGs-Receipts, llOO0; weaker &c. lower;
lots OF 2si to 3lj lbs. average, S5.OO9520;
mainly at S5.0Ott5m
Ep--Receipts, LOO; weak; natives, 100
to ll3 lbs. average, 1915 to Si25.
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Live Stock Markets.


oGs-Reoeipts, 1900; prices Sc wer;
light, sj.0005.60; rough packing, Sj0lQD 30;
heavy packing and shipping, sj.ij15.7O.
CATTLE-Reccipts, 5000: strong; exports,
S6.4OG6.s0; good 70 choice S6,OoD6 50; com
mon TO far, S5.6JO6OC.
SHEEP-Rcccipts, LOO; brisk; common to
good s.. 60G2.5j; medium to choice, Si25Q,jjO,
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England.

LONDON, May ga foreigner ar
rested at Dover with a revolver is be-
lieved to have designed the shooting
Of the Duke of Cambridge when land
ing last evening.
LONDON, May 29,-The Right Hon. Sir
Bable Frere is dead.
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Spain.

MADRID, May 29.-The Liberal press ia
indignant at the Government for dis
solving the meeting of the opposition
journals to discuss means for betterina
the condition of imprisoned journalists
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France.

PARIS, May 29.-The Gaulots says; "M.
Waddington has informed Granville that
Europe regrets that England will aban.
don the Soudan, especially Khartoum,
which France desires to have returned. "
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NEW YORK.

WHEAT-Steaiy; No. . Red June, Sl02.
CoRN-Hgher; No. 2 mixed May, 6ig6il.c
OATs-Higher; No. 2, mixed, June, 3tta
Q31 &c.
PROvIsIONS-Pork-Quie spot mess, tl70)
0l1.75; Lard-Higher; steam, June, $S.2S.
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Carter Muat Hang.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May s9.-The Par
don Board decided not to interfere in the
case of Jesse Carter, TO be hanged at
Pittsburgh, June 8.
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BASE BALL BREVITIES.
Score Of Games Played on Wednesday,
May g.

May 20.
Cincinnati, O,-CIncinnatis, 4 Naton-
ais, 2.
Baltimore, Md,-Cincinnatis, g. Balti-
mOres, 4.
Pittsburgh, Pa,-Columbus, 81 Alle-
ghenys, 0.
Washington, d. C,-Loulsyilles, To-;
Washingtons, 3.
Fort Wayne, Ind,-Stlllwaters, S; Fort
Waynes, g.
Muskegon, Mich. h.-Muskegons, g; Mil
waukees, 6.
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Another Ono Como 10 the Wall.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 2a-TAa Union
Deposit Bank Of GRpessoarh pa., has
jpst closed.
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Canada.

OTTAWA, May 29.-There has been a
sharp frost for two nights. Fruit and
other crops were damaged.
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Execution Of Wesley Johnson at
Napoleon, O., for Killing Geo.
Williamson and Wife.
DiSgraceful Conduct Of Admitted specta'
tors During the Oulprit's Final
DeVotions
Nine Men Killed and Eleven Injured in
Krupp's Tunnel on the South Penn
sylvania Railway.

NAPOLEON, o., May 29,-Wesley John
son, who murdered George Williams and
wife October 29d, 1888, was hanged this
morning. at is just and right that
should hang" said Johnson, after the
death warrant was read to him. He was
strictly temperate and refused all stimu-
lants. At 9:l5 the crowd Of pass-hold-
ers began to surge into the Jail, joking
and chatting about the execution, in full
hearing of the man preparing for death,
Fully $50 people were admitted. Ribald,
lok.s and loud laughter while Johnson
was engaged in prayer with his spiritual
adviser, caused him to shudder slightly,
but he prayed on. At 10 :0j the trap was
sprung and the culprit launched into
eternity.
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UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA,

SUMNER LAW LECTURES (ninc weekly begin
10Th July, 1884 and end 10th september. Have
proved signal usc, list. to students who design
TO pursue their studies at this or other Law SCHOOL,
I'd, to those who propose to read privately. and 3D.
TO practitioners who have not had the advantage Of
systematic instruction. For circular address (P o.
University Of Va.) to John b. Minor, Prot CON-
Aud Stat. Law. a3lm
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Tel the children 10 cut out and save the comic
silhouette pictures es they appear from issue TO
Issue. They Will be pleased with the collection
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-03

MEXICO, Mo-, June "A wedding took
place in this city Saturday under some
what embarrassing circumstances, es-
pec!ally to the groom, who was made to
realize that unless he fulfilled certain mat.
rimonial promises made over in Illinois
some time since to comely young lady
of good family and standing in the COM
munity in which the parties lived dire and
speedy vengeance would be meted out to
him by the lady's brothers, who, with sew.
eral other members of her family, had
followed him to Missouri, and were
duly on hand to see the knot
firmly tied. The license issued Satur-
day morning shows the names of the con-
tracing parties to be Lewis Hayden and
Amy Kelly, both of Pike County, III. A
wedding feast had been prepared in their
native State, but just prior 10 the hour
Set for the nuptials tina retrospective groom
skipped out aud came to Wollsviilc, this
State, where he was ovorhaulcd BY the
young girls irate brothers, and, It ls said,
at the muzzlc of shotgun was induced
to marry the woman he had betrayed, the
ceremony being performed by Justice
Winscott, at hotel in this city. Tho
happy family have all returned to pikd
County, H., where the fatted calf will bs
slaughtered D
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THE DAILY CAIRO BULLETINS TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE g. 1884

dress circle and parquet circle seats would
cost them 25c. and 3jc. respectively. Some
very feeling comments were made upon
this means of catching the public, and sew.
eral gentlemen made considerable of an ex.
hlbition OF themselves at the door. 1t is
not probable that the managers left very
strongly impressed with the entire wisdom
OF the trick, for there is good reason to be-
lleVe that 1t did not prove as profitable as
they antiSipated.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-03
Headache, toothache, earache, are cured
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Racked IN body and distressed in mind
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ho would pay one hundred dollass for one
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Notices in this columstnrec lines or less % cents
one insertion or 81 90 per week.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-17
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Sheriff Sale

By virtue of an Execution and Fee Eli No.
5S46, Issued out of the clerk Office of the Circuit
Court of Rock Island county, and state of Illinois
and 10 me directed, whereby am commanded to
make the amount OF certain Judgment recently
obtained against John Evans in favor of Anna
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chattels of the said defendant John hVahS, have
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?. NJ, AT the north door of the Court Bnuse in
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satisfy said execution and fee bill.
Dated at Rpck Island this 29th day Of November.
A. d., 1884. j. NJ. RETlCkER.
sheriff of Rock Island County, Illinois.
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AFTER DIPuTnERIi

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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of an Execution and Fee Bill No.
5Si9 issued out of the clerks Office of the circuit
court Of Rock island county, and state of Illinois,
and to me directed, whereby / am commanded to
make the amount of a certain judgment recently
obtained against Louis Y. Fckhart in favor Of
EEzabath ROsenthal out of the lands, tenements,
goods and chattes of the said defendant, LOuis V.
Eckhart, have levied upon the following prop
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i'll the county of Rock Island ana state of Illinois,
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bill.
Dated at Rock Island, this 9th DAY of December,
A. d. 1884 J. Nj. RE1lGkER,
Sheriff Of Rock Island County.
d9atd
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