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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-09
Trustees Sale of Real Estate
IN CALpwELL's ADDITION. AND OF
Steam Engine, Shears and WAGON.

10y VIRTUE or A DEkD OF TRUST kADE
ID 10y Patrick Nicholson and Elizabeth Nicholson.
6s Ne, 10 the undersigned trustee, dated June "a.
isSi, and reccrGed la the Office Of he clerk OF tho
County Court az ohio county, Wet Virginia, In
deed Of trust hook No, ~, psge ~, tshall on
Saturday, January cath, 1855,
Commencing At 10 cook ~ M, pIocaed 10 sell NJ
the front door Of the Court Hose 81 Ohio county,
Wet Nirginis. 10 the highest aud bcst bidder, the
following described property that a. % say; Ths
south one bali Of lot Numbered sixteen u@ In squire
numbCr,d eleven lil. In Joseph Ioldwclrs addition
10 the city et WI ceiling. together with the BALD 9
and impr, ven cnts thereon and ! shah, on the ome
day, commencing Mt ? o'clock p w, prooesd ~ seli
atthe ware nom number ii22 Main street In the
aid city Of Wheeling, ono steam Engiue, aid sbeAs
and one Wagon.
The Terms OF sale Of The zeal csi ste are one third
|. Of the purchase money, and a. much moro ~ tss
purchaser may elect 10 pay In cash, and the residue
n two equal pa mchts at one and two year. re-
spectiyely, With interest from day of sale. the pur
,ha. e. giving notes sscurcd by deed Of trust for tho
deferred payments and = rolicy Of insurance on the
buildins' and the personal property will 10 sold for
cash In hand.
The tito To said real estate Il believed 10 he per-
feet, but selling a. trustee. ] shall convey only such
lille as Is ycstea In ne by sid deei OF trust
GEORGE W. ECkHARr, JR, Trustee.
W. u, HALLER. Anctlonser. dc2t
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And VIII break up 3 fnssh cold in "a hours skeptie
ssk your druggist for ~; one bottle vii satisfy you
Of It's meriis; pint bottles only; Prics. &2z, OF thrs
bottles, ss.5a Cirralars Tree. ssa4gist
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sAPprozfnsHon Phss Of Do-------- m
Appiiotaso % nss 70 dub shosl . 80 ~
YoS furha infsrmstien vfl eisarfy, 0vfzg ~
addrsa. POSTAL E0TEs, Kxpses hcssy 0sdun.
or New Ysrk Exchange IN ordinary ktfsS. Cnrs
.snsy sy knE ~ I'l suns 81 "a sEg;5Si 81
n. 4. pAUPHU, 81 ssvD1A ~ Wn6Aac0s
HsSs ,. o. Msssy ossss psyss,s ~ sIAsuus
INV okxAHs HAz1gnAL nAnk
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r EGIS Err
undar the New MANAGEMENT.

Shall be exactly what was stated editoriAlly the
morning after the transfer, viz: Thoroughly and
RELIABLY DEMOCRATIC, with no iavOrs for any
person or faction within the party TO the detriment
Of the whole party. When the nominations are
made by the regularly constituted convention Of the
Marty then the REGIsrEH willard only thsn-give
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nHYs BEAKD Erm FoRcxs LUxD.
keSfs IN q to % dzyl 30 injury. Easfly -
Pelfs de World. Two or fhree psckagB dofhs r1.x
VIII PROVE u or forfsit 80. Phes 20 psfkao.v ~
dirrstkons, ssaisd snd postpzi3. Is eznts. thfee ~
cent, 81 or s5rsr. La AiIhe0
aesnk. Fizaaa sasoesS
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gu OWIIn, OF UtOERIal Lut mist FGIs
of whose poem reads:
Shuck corn, nigges, de pig am er TOasin'
(Kefrain.1 Jang-er-malango-hay!
IAN de tAters am er steWin' in de pot
Jang-er-malIngo-hIy!
An thOO dis pile eb'Iy one keep er fO'ein',
LANCER malangO-hy.
For de ole bay horse he's pranCin' in de lot,
Jang-er-malang0-h ~.
De niger what gets lie bigges' red year,
Jang-er-malangO-hIy.
An shucks his way right straight thOO d. pile,
Jang .er-malan yO-Aly.
He dances fuss Wild de fines gal here,
Ja.g-er-malanSO-hay'
An takes his dram IN de ole fashion way,
Extraordinarily,
Detroit Free Pres,
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annabisIndiea

THE GREAT EAST INDIA REMEDY.
Imported BY Craddoek & Co., 1882 Race St,
Philadelphia Pa, is warranted to cure
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA
AND NASAL CATARRH,
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AT CAGNERTON YARDS.

cum, are sold at these figures lire freight Hogs are
sod al mel tCsioA, hai Is 20 per eeaL generally Of
from lire freight. Sheep are sold gross, thai IS hVe
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Moasy 1ai lila Per Cent-Govsrnments
E~asIsr-stocks higher Flour0uiet and
steady-w Wheat Higher.
NEw YoRK, January 8.-Money easy at |
@I} per cent, closed offered at | per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4l@6 per cent
Sterling exchange, bankers bills steady OF
4s0a; demand 4643
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Lime-Kiln Poetry.

Wsydown Bebee said he was ready to
submit his report on the po5try question,
Several months ago he offered the following
prizes for the best poetry sent in by a col,
ored poet:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-09

The first prize was awarded TO Bad
weather Smith, of Georgia, the first verse
of whose poem reads.
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ERARR

,v,s Cream BALM Causes no pain. Gives
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a BIG OFFER.


The DAILY REGISTER win be sent TO any part Of
the State from December list until the close oil the
LEGISLATURE, for two dollars, payable In advance.
The next session vil likely last until near the end
Of March, 1885, and viii Be one Of the most import
ant within the history Of the State, - the supple
mental assessment order, the Supreme Court de-
eisions, and the unoOnsiitutiOnAlity Of the eIsnp-
ton law, the amendment to the State Constitution
and many other matters Of vital interest TO every
citizen Of West virginia, viii be considered and
acted upon. The REsIsTKR win have full verbatim
reports Of all the proceedings witha
Democratic National Administra-
tion and a Lower House OF
Congress,
all dtIrens Of the State viii feel q renewed and
stronger interest In the Government and its york.
inn The REslsTKR through is HatAisgt1a Iek
0rsus and GOrrsPoadeaes win keep fs readers thor-
oushly posted on all mattsn-
Make up your clubs and send them in at once
wins Iss rake q speciality Of all State matters,
from al sections Of the stats, and keep cur people
fully posted Is TO What Is going on around them.
Daily one year invariably in advance
THE WEEKLY REGISTER.
sl.5e per yeArI adrzaeei with Nap Of West Viz
vipI.. ten cents additional In elabsOf 10 81 . pa
annuEn-
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING COMPANY.
JAMES B. TAsEY. Manages.
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For Sale.

ONE GOOD SIDE BAR BUGGY, FULL
leather top, with pole and shaita Ahe one esd
double set Of hsrne.. The above VIM Be sSld ehsApl
Inquire Of A. N. HAMILTON.
polIh isii N,rkss ssrss,.
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Autrzlns daily exopt Sunday.
Trim leaving BfideFrort n rs q N. fnake d.
ref coupection AZ YelDs Creek Tor Cleveland and
Chfrzgo. Train striving a Brdzeport ~ zs8 4. N
- ard Cbieaaa. r A. FORD.
General PAsens1 snd Ticket Agent
VIZ, a sensr.l x.aAsss r,..ssrzh 2.
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DIV into nos,rils. Price 50 cts a: drusg
5. BY mail, registered. Sample bottle BY mail
-
Ely BROTHERS, Druggists, OzegO, n z.
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Short Creek Farm for Sale.

THE FARM KNOWN AS THE JESSE WELLS
i Home Place, with or without the coal, oontainr
ing 81 acres and y poles, situated on the
p. w. 81 Ky. b. R.
On its front and short creek at the rear. win Be sold
on terms TO ssit purchaser. This farm has about
1000 apple trees Of the best quality Of grated fruit
and other fruit trees. Underlying this place u
100 ACRES OF CvAL,
The vein heins 81 feet thick.
For further particulan spply to @ HANE,
No I'll Market street, wheeling W.. Va
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lief at once. \ Thorough Treatment
Cure. Not a Liquid. Not a Snun'
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: Butter-Prime to choice creamery SO833ci
choice dairy 25@27c;common to taird log
l6c; good to PRIME country roll l8922c
common mixed stock 586c.
Beeswax-Quoted at 30a32c . 10.
Beans-Hand picked mediums 500
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r. r.
CONDESsED TINE TABLE or PASSENGER
Trains corrected November 10, Issi-Central
Standard Time:
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PETROLEU1

Oil City.
on CRY, January S.-National Transit
certificates opened at 73e, highest 1899,
lowest 72sc, closed at 13c. Sales 1922
600 barrels, elearanees 3,706,000 barrels,
runs &c, 076 barrels, shipments 1887 bar
rels, charters 53,064 barrels.
Pittsburgh.
P~TrTsBURG, January SIN the afternoon
the market was steady but not much doing;
advanced to 1899, declined to 725c, and
closed at 73e.
Bradford.
BRADFoRD, January s.-Crude oil, I'M
changed; National Transit and Tidewater
runs Wednesday $500 barrels; total ship
ments 9 ,lS2; charters 54,603; ~elearances
4,634,OOO; National Transit certificates
opened and closed at 73e; highest 73sei
lowest rae.
TitusVille.
TIrusvILLE, Pa, January s.-National
Transitopened at rae; highest Isle; low
est 72lc; closed at T3c; shipments for entire
oil regions. so. 1872 barrels; runs for entire oil
regions, 66,699 barrels; charters 54.603
barrels.
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Passenger train daily including Sunday. Accom-
modstIon trains run daily except Sunday:
JOHN q. TOMLfE6ON,
Ticket AKeut. Wheeling. w Va
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-12
st. Paul Proper
Supposed owner and description

Supposed and description.
Gfan. Commencing at NV Of lot T. block e. st.
Proper; thence Ely along SLY line Fourth
of lot said block; thence SLY along Ely line s.
it, thence WHY parallel with Fourth IT; My
parallel with jackson IT. thence WHY parallel
street, My along Jackson
inning
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-12
Leech's Addition to st Paul.

Supposed erand descrpt ALA
hos
z,
drawn through the mi o 10 !, m
hsree.
azane Far o
lots 6und7, a
ra lie
...
Ewing 4
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-12
Confirmation Of Assessments for Changes Of Grade OIL
Streets in the First and Second Wards.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works,
CITY OF ST. Paul, Mimi, April 9, 1888,

TIL O. }
o
dior In at2
dayof ApLAD o
description
dana adth
Fourth Street. from Wabasla Street to Jackson Street
downe IAN ddescipu lance
St.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-12
Confirmation Of Assessments For Change Of Grade on Streets
In the Fourth Ward.
OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
On D. MINI kIril g 122E

OFFrCEoF TuzB Boz # |
CrYo OF Paul, g.
Work inand
of Apf.AD
damaged and theam ssesed same town:
Ramsey Street. from Summit Avenue to Wikin Street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-12

Suppose owner
SanHC Burnk and II Nicer Commen at heinerse-
of Ramseys etwitha lies \ W Of bloch
ePakA nion o St. along
line oidaney fl o lin O f Burbanks land thence
along add lie o o Ramsy stree
on alley wv . . .......... 81
Adam Thatpa nj nion o st.
Paul bound y I'M by Ramsey street
byt Ian describe in a y Shnonto
Rs%ey County records . . ..e. 81 500 5000
Auerbc Common or o I'M stretad
etern Avenue, thence West Avenue
to Summit Avenue; line
Avenuet to Ian of dam ang I
Avenue % Ramsey steet;th n o
dhfon to St. Pau Denny part u . ~ woman" 500 500 5000
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Eggs Thrown at the Royal Visitor, and His
Supporters Pelted with Stones by q
Crowd of Angry Nationalists.
A Mob Holds Full Possession of the City
for the Space of Eight Hours.
Many Houses Wreckedand the Hospitals Filled
with Wounded Policemen and Rioters
The Mob Finally Suppressed.
THE ROYAL TOUR.
The Prince and Princess Frigidly Receive.

The Prince and Princess Frigidly Received
in Cork.
CORK, April 15-The Prince Of Wales arrived
in this city to-day. The sun is shining brightly,
and the weather is all that could be desired for
such an occasion The railway station and the
streets in its vicinity were crowded with people
awaiting the arrival of the royal party. When
the train bearing them drew into the station it
was greeted with hearty cheers. An address Of
welcome was delivered, and much enthusiasm
prevails
The Prince and Princess did not repeat their
Dublin triumph in Cork. During their progress
in the parade workmen and boys ran alongside
their carriage and kept UP the cheering to drown
the Kisses of the Nationalists, who lined the
entire route, and made continued hostile demon
strations. The conduct of the leagues aroused
the Loyalists to high pitch of enthusiasm, and
come. The wonder is that there was no violent
breach of the peace during the royal progress.
AAAs~~oS
and her lady-like graceousness to the people
along the streets, was the element that con-
quered. The Prince Of Wales betrayed some
feeling when he replied to the address of vel
come presented by the magistrate of Cork. The
Prince and Princess soon after the conclusion of
the procession departed for Queenstown.
While the Prince and Princess were being
driven in to-day's procession a Nationalist threw
vegetable at the royal carriage The vegetable
struck one of the footmen. Many stones were
thrown by roughs at the people that followed
and eheered the royal carriage, and the police
several times fred at the roughs. No injuries
are reported Immediately after the procession
was over, meeting of the Cork National League
was held. The meeting declared that the 10y
alist attempt to get up a fictitious dsfnonstra-
tion of welcome in honor of royalty had proved
failure, and passed resolution congratulate ng
John O'Connor who managed the hostile dem
onstrations, for the victory he had achieved for
the NatiSnaist cause.
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THE sULTAN,s FRIENDSHIP.

Both Nations Bidding for the Support OF
"the Unspeakable Turk"
LONDON April 15.-The government is still
wrangling with Turkey over the terms of the pro-
poeed Anglo Turkish alliance. Long interviews
between Earl Granville and Musurus Pasha, the
Turkish minister, or Hassan Fehmi Pasha, the
Sultans special envoy, are of daily occurrence.
The Sultan is coy, and is coquetting with
both England and Russia. He probably
never felt his Importance in European
politics so keenly as at this moment
While Mr.. Gladstone who formerly described
him as s.the unspeakable Turk" is bidding for
his favor against the Russians who whipped him
in 1877, the Russians are making temporary
overtures to Turkey, batting the hook with prov
inces on her northern boundary the possession
of which would tend to~consolidate and perpetu-
ate the Turkish empire in Europe The solici-
tude of both England and Russia for Turkeys
friendship is, of course, caused by tho latters
control of the Dardanelles, which commands the
f(s.arfIuuaI nv, Cn.oY.sV pav0l
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A Serious Riot Last Night.

LONDON, April 15.-Up to this evening there
was feeling of relief in government circles over
the news from Cork, which all tended to show
that the visit of the Prince of Wales to that city
had passed off quietly and had evoked an un-
expected amount of enthusiasm. Early in the
evening the government officials declared that
the attempts of the Nationalsts to organize an
opp osition had resulted in failure, and
that the extent of the Loyalists' demon
ton was hardly uttered when the
telegraph brought accounts of rioting in various
more alarming every hour. AS the open carriage
containing the Prince was crossing Parnell
his Royal Highness The missile missed the
Prince, but hit one of the footmen behind the
afternoon detective arrested rowdy, who was
throwing stones at the Loyalsts' procession.
mob speedily formed and attempted to rescue
the prisoner The officer drew his revolver and
fred, but without hitting any one, and succeeded
in taking his prisoner to police court where he
was promptly released on bail furnished by the
mayor of Cork.
Early this evening the Nationalists held
mass meeting, where infiammatory speeches
were made and the latest London newspapers,
containing accounts of the royal progress, were
burned in a bonfire. After the mass meeting the
Nationalists scattered throughout the city in
parties numbering from fifty to FIVE hundred
men. Doors and windows were smashed, flags
were torn down and heaped upon blazing bon
fires, and many gun stores were broken into for
the purpose of arming the mob. Policemen,
when encountered singly or in small squads,
were attacked and beaten numerically with
their own truncheons. In many cases the po-
lice rallied and charged desperately upon the
mob. but they were invariably surrounded and
repulsed The police then resorted to free use
of their revolvers and bayonets. It was hand
to-hand fighting of the most desperate sort, the
police standing back to back, and receiving
and inficting terrible injuries At midnight the
streets were practically in possession OF the mob.
The policemen who remained uninjured could
not attempt to do more than remain in their
positions and fight on the defensive. The belief
at midnight was that the streets could not be
cleared without the use Of artillery.
The Mayor of Cork took no official part in vel
coming the Prince and Princess Of Wales yester-
day, but he highly commended the efforts to
preserve the royal visitors from hostile demon
stratiors
LATER R-Apri IL, A M.-The rioting at Cork
has been suppressed. Many arrests were made,
and the hospitals are full Of wounded police and
rioters.
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AN AGREEMENT ON ONE POINT.
A Basis Reached for Delimitation of the
Afghan Frontier.


Afghan Frontier.
LONDON, April 15-In the Cabinet council
to day, the Anglo Russian situation, it is said,
was represented to be as follows: England and
Russia have agreed upon basis for delimitation
of the Afghan frontier, subject to satisfactory
explanation by Russia Of the recent attack on
the Afghans According to this scheme it is
said that Penjdeh will be ceded to Russia, pro.
vided the Anne, consents.
Military movements in Afghanistan are ex-
ceedingly difficult at present, on account of the
almost unprecedented severity Of the weather.
Incessant storms Of snow and hail on the mount
aims and rain in the valleys have swollen the
rivers into floods, which are impossible by any
means Of transportation with which General
Lumsden's forces are supplied The weather is
exceptionally cold, and this fact tells more &c.
verely on the British officers and Indian troops,
who are from the south, than upon the Russians.
who come from the north.
The departure Of the dragons from Brighton
for India. which was fixed for to-day, has been
postponed pending the issue of the negotiations
between England and Russia 1t 10 believed in
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Countess Spencer have gone to Killarney to
await the arrival there of the Prince and Prin-
cess Of Wales. The mayor of Limerick has
written to the Prince of Wales, inclosing copy
of resolutions which were unanimously adopted
at public meeting in reference to their
projected visit.
The mayor in his letter assures the Prince Of
the regret he feels at tie present unhappy con-
dition of the country, and at the fact that the
political surroundings of the Princes visit pre-
vent the citizens from giving him a hearty and
royal welcome. The Prince has acknowledged
the receipt of the letter.
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PEACE IN CENTRAL AMERICA.

President Zaldiyar Announces that Treaty
Has Been Signed.
PANAMA, April 15-The Peace Commission
left here to-day for Buena Ventura, but no good
result is anticipated from their efforts
Admiral Jouett visited Panama yesterday,
and inspected the United States marines now
here. They are fine body Of men, and are in
good health and spirits.
An attack by the government forces from
Buena Ventura is almost inevitable. AT pres
ent, however, they have no transport
President Zaldivar has telegraphed to the
Costa Rican minister at Washington that the
terms of peace have been signed.
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The Franco Chinese Negotiations.

PARIS, April 15.-The government officially
denies that there is any truth in the story cabled
yesterday from Hong Kong to the London Times,
that there was such serious hitch in the peace
negotiations between France and China, that
France thought of substituting Bouree for NJ.
Patenstre, the present French envoy at Pekin,
as her agent in the negotiations.
NJ De Freycinet, minister of Foreign Affairs,
had lengthy interview to-day with Mr.. Camp
bell, the representative of China The latter
impaired to NJ. De Freycinet official kilograms
showing that the Chinese government was ex-
ecuting the preliminary treaty of peace in a sim
cere and satisfactory manner.
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BUFFALO, N Y, April 15.-The common
council of Buffalo, in committee of the whole,
two weeks ago struck out from the mayors esti-
mate the sum of $25, which was intended for the
carrying out of the civil-service law. The civil
eervice reformers have now obtained an order
from Judge Daniels returnable next Friday
not issue compelling the council to appropriate
the amount named The movement is entirely
non-political, as men of both parties are inter
ested in it This is the first case of the kind on
record
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

A Committee Decides in Favor Of the Man
chester Ship Canal.
LONDON, April 15.-The committee of the
House of Lords which has had the Manchester
pipe canal project under consideration for sew
eral months have decided in favor of the scheme
so far as its engineering problems are concerned
The committee, however, reserved decision as
to the commercial advantages of the undertak-
ing and have resolved to make an immediate
and thorough Investigation into this branch Of
the subject
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Depredations by Riel's Rebels.

WlsN1PEa, Man, April ia Battleford dis
patch says: 1.-THE country north of here was
burned yesterday for miles by Indians travelling
westward All the farms on both sides of
the river were raided, and the horses
and cattle driven away. Signal fires were
seen all around, but the garrison was powerless
to do anything but hold itself in readiness in
the event of an attack"
The Indians who disappeared from the vicinity
of Battleford, two days ago, have returned in
largely increased numbers. 1t is thought their
objective point is Fort Pitt.
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Obituary.

CHICAGO, April ia telegram was received
to day announcing the death of Col. Robt For
ssthe, traffic manager of the Chicago & Eastern
Illinois railroad, at Savannah, Ga, to-day.
PIrTsBURe, April 15-Rev j. B. Bittinger,
d. D., of Sewickly Presbyterian Church, and
we'll known throughout the country, died this
morning, after protracted illness, aged sixty
three vears
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Cable Notes.

Cardinal Manning has decided not to visit
/ Rome this spring, as he foresees that his pres
ence there would be distasteful to the Irish
bishops who are about to assemble in council.
A number of American ladies are making ar
rangements for a concert to be given in London;
the proceeds of which will be added to the fund
instituted by the Princess of Wales for relief OF
the wounded in the Soudan,campaign.