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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23

S.Aas'sr-l. . Ol.I7. !. 0, :, "a, -, @ =. TO-.
O. al, IL. O. =. 40 ,, /, =, 10, J. ST TO
Avsrsse-l- t-Z7. High runs ia lDd IL.
SoSSsu-tS. i7.0.l.l8. @. p, -. s.. y. s., IS
10. IL. =. Is g. y. ?, O. - -, -, 2-..-i92
AveraSe-ls 2l-2s. High rUn-6S.
Arrangements for plsying Of the ties car
not be made tonight bat it is thought Bat
tery u Arnory viii be secured sRd fued
CD With seats in snPhitbestTieal form and
the tournament played 10 an end, con-
menc,ng Tuesisy night, with one game
each Of SEQ points.
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THE WARS.
Another Battle Irminent-A British Vic
toTy-Gresce.

Another Battle Imminent-A British Vie
tory-Gresee.
vienna, November 2l-Dispa;ches from
SEvuitzA states that only few shots we're
exchanged between tie opposing forces st
that point yesterday. Prince Alexander hiss
determined 10 attack the Ssrvian position
Immediately il the weather, which has been
exceedingly severe, mo3erStss sufficiently
to permit Of 9 successful movement Of his
troops. Both sides are hurrying reinfore
msnts forward with all possible speed TO
the scene Of conflict. The ground en-
which the recent engagements we're fought
Is still strewn With the dead and dying, the
latter being wholly unattended ard sbsn'
doned 10 their fste-
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U--ILATINs -HE VICTIM.

in q Shocking sra bsrdarous msrnsr.
The AUTHORIZES >. e2cs took bold CT the
ust-sr. suG toe Coroner summoned Ilrv
ShicG sat ~ eight zolihs, sriviTg ~
every msa-s known = experienced msa 70
!srrst cu- ite murderer i MAJ nauad
James s. Box. samuel SstsrEslj, ard
several Of the Baker boys were suspected
o. The narder, Dat ii. attempts 10 obtain
conclusive evidence we're fruitless. Finally
enc 6sy Samuel Satt-risii Eas sCnno3sd
10 aposa- before the jlry on the fol'oSing
noGn,rg. bat ;lst night he uuittei
-uicigs This Get Of Sauerheld ouly
..rrsi m G.erel Tie slrssdE
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b, z. = Q. Esilroac.
Leave BsIlSirs Al SIS ?. n. for WoodSssld and
Summarize.
Leave Belzirs ~ 20 = = for Summarized anS
LGlssvils.
Arrive 81 BsIItTs, i5:I9A r. Ans S:25Pz-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money l-eAs I-e Per Csat-eossrsEents
Dull bat Steady-Stocks Weak-Tieer
Quiet and steady-Hhsat Lower.
SEv YosK, November 2l.-Money on
cal easier at l!92i per cent, elosirg
strong 81 262. per cent; prime mer.
camille psper 4!@5l per cent; toeeigu
exchange very dull and unchanged
GoyEsSNrrSrs-Duu and steady.
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Fra .ss S-aE5g y5f-v.
A MYSTERIOUS CRIME.
HanaiagtOn The Scene of Murder
Gus Hifs Practice.
THo-rtor Cartwright SHOT Dawn BY
N Assass'7--Ths Bloody b.
.=- BI.chs1 Recalled
10 Mind.

Passengers o. lie incoming B. K 0
ir1izs last tight Es,a:ej stories Of intense
eEiteuez; prevailing N s-i s5ogt Aau-
uiuEto0. over s Geld blooded and deliberate
srenp: 8: assassination perPst-atsd near
lbs, place g. nine O'Clock yesterday nom
ing. The victim o. the shooting vas
Tbo-2;oa CaytSg:zh;, aau about sixty
years Of So. = farmer by occupation. The
particulars OF the crime, 81 CLEANED from
several sources throw little or no Tgb, O.
TIE :6-1.:.y Of The ~gll5-5s murderer, Dat
SEEN to ooa1sct the shooting with
-Hg vvs-EElu-s HrgpER
Of ola man Baker, il ths spEing Of l,Si.
Readers OF the Rsals-Ea viii PROBABLY re-
ms-Ls- he ki'liuy Of Mr.. Baker, "a It
created : Tremendous sensation S; the ::me,
and he details OF he crime sid the suJss
glsnt fr-.--sss siteup:s Of The aCtbCI.tss
10 nd O.; r. murderer were given much
sPscs n he -psrs
Bake lived cl vlst Is called Pen
R-l. ay-z- three niles f,au Warrington.
De vs. uau Ct about 80 q - years o.
a-e sad Vss PopalaEly supposed 20 be
something a a mlssr, keepiEs quite 6
iargs amolnj Of money s7oCr Lis person
O. sacretsd in his iEslIIE "a Tie G;gh;
q the murder Baker vent 20 bed n &
room o. the ground for Of his house h,s
sou and possibly scn= other parsons, sleep
iLy Up stairs. Daring The night some per.
Son o. persocs effected 81 entrance into
The old mans sleeping apartment snd mu--
5s-5d hin Eita al axe,
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PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, November ;l.-Hour-
Dun and weak Wheat-Ubehar ged; No.
2 red s5ec; No red November SOLO
9lie; December sli@s2c; January elf
@95sc; February s5!@95ie. Corn
Options ~esE; spot lots unsettled and 10
2e lover: new No mixed 49s: old NJ
2 high mixed See; No. 2 yellow 5siG57c;
No. 2 mixed Sossnbsr ss9Siei D.esn-
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BRITISH VICTORY

RAxGooy, November 2l.-Lstsst sdvices
state that the British Burmese expedition
has captured MsgEe Among 10 prisoners
taken were three Italians. General Prem
dergast has reached Nimbo. he Will pro-
coed thence to Lsgsing where the force Of
King Thsebav viii make determined re-
siEtance and severe fighting is expected.
GREECE TO BE- HEARD FROM.
LoxDox, November 2l.-A dis9ltch
from Paris to the Times, says that Greece
Is expected to open hostiitias, By means Of
8 naval explosion, almost hourly.
A BATTLE.
LONDON, November 2l.-Adyiees from
Isaribrod state that Colonies BsneszkJ and
TOpAdoGtch yesterday affected s junction
Of their forces and made 8 joint attack
upon the BalgariAns At SiiviniizA The
latter we're driven from their positions
after desperate fight At five o'clock
last evening the two armies we're sill en-.
gagged. An Aide-de-camp Of King Milan
was wounded during the Eight. SsTeraI
others were wounded. A dispatch from
Belgrade dated midnight says IT Is believes
that Sighting Is still going On by moon
light The rspOrt Of the capture Of Saht
Is untrue.
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COTTON.

| NeW York.
EEv YoKK, November 2l.-CoTrsx-
Market closed dull, prices 3leo94-leOc
below yesterdays closine.
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rs sa.1 q ~ - 20, ~ sI - 5 49, :
s--sza2-s - va zsz 81 deal O. F,llnI =.
n. .r-... -.--- = Es--r 10 r1.l a extent thai
-r5s -'-- ---l .-a-.e C1zaEeass1 1slsg
--sr ls,T, Al ave usei slghT
e.. So g. -..g- 80 rra-s-l rr.ss. ~ rszaoy
.--r I'D rs 49, - resI ril- ~ esZ5-z4
". BAKNKS
% "a, 9s7. F. ~
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EPlTHELIOh
ar NhIN C4SCEk'

- II I cEzosr q ny
rgr ET6z s.s-- -z-s--fzs we're applied - a.
s-.e A. ~ So nee e1aauuei % greEl
s-s-. - &C., i-tc nv rozs, frem E1le2 esL1e
sL's--L-ss vs-S c1eusive n chz-E ter
sc nd Hrd 1ss9ye;5 u, ,,l .s' :, a. r.
--.. E-.- - 20 s.rcrRiy rsCommenefd
use -.. STzgfac tEsI / determines %
..r. - 49,. --i-4-z IL IN thls rs sc.
~ ~ s5-. -,-- ~ - 1se he ira1eass q ne
z -. uss TO so1sslsi aSyrSy1lls ths
- s.. - ~ h Eezzar sIi5a vss al-aye3r e11
- al- r2"A .-- - - s-st lee ts-tlos- - Y
.---sr,y improved An
- ---- % B. z-T KIND O E0Ek- , A+
..--.- .--z ..--z- 10 lre-yzss sza ne ace
-.- t,sr5 q, %, rss-tse o. y ts -
as.S, T., Is ss.iS Is r Tsi a. '' . isis
- 10y 81. -- 49, E-.--E A MCDuNALD.
s--s Aes.s. n, -ssa
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FLoUK, CHAIN AND yEED.
DIZZY GOODS.

DIZZY GOODS.
Eeu York.
NV YoEE, November 2l.-DfJ Goods-
There has been O fair movement; OF dry
goods in q quiet way, but a. usual 10 S.t.
urday trade has been hRh. Present pnees
o. Humboldt do skins IS csnu and vii Be
advanced 10 &c.
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tbs ASSASSIN 5 SHOT

wss heard by nsn who was some dis
lance shead of Cartwright, and be Turned
back, finding the vic:in lying in the road.
BE VAS removed 70 town, and DR.. T. A.
RvmeE called, Who said he thought L
voaA not be is.sl
Cartwright SAYS he hsd 20 warning Of
the SHOT. s1i lad no idea Who the assassin
coald be. bat ore Jack Watson is suspected,
ard i vas reported las, night that war
rsot had been issued for him. The suspi-
cion Of Wsisoa's guils Is mainly based
On the isct that about q week
$50, Cartwright whipped Watson On
3 EAirmont train. Ckrtrght, Ike his sens,
has = rather bad reputation in Marion
county, having several times been ar
rs;gned for crime Of ore kind O. another.
Whether this later infrse6on Of the lSE
viii result in clearing up the Baker tragedy,
Of only serve to further becloud tia. mys-
lsEioaS MISTER, must be lett for the fuiaIe
70 tel
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gHEEugs AND ELM SseYE r. :
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. EONENEER :,
- rains On tie Whsylip and HIN Grove
EEi'rOai iii rsa IS follow.
-ssv.zg Iss ats - LsTlGs y sci rAsk -
S.1s S.EPH s.lCAE. 42JR
80 SD " T:E- $40
ESQ 80 1880 $50
IlsG2 $50 q" -2-gSM. So
1853 n 2.2g p. NJ.
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wed o. deepen tie already
DARK HVSTFLl

sri the people Of Marion colnty generally
cane 20 the c5GclUICH Tat he guilty.
us-t;ss xcul5 Le7er be brought 10 Ia=t'ee.
Ike autacIit e, h1wevsr, did no. give
- kcpe. AID s Ea,cht1l eve was kept %
tie case. IL was sisted IN Warrington
yesterday. ths; a P.nkertoa detecu7e hao
been put on the case several months sgo,
and the evidence collected b BIN pat n
the hsn6s Cf the county s2thoriliss. how
ever this usy Be, on Friday evening, Shsr-
II Nsnlsv arrested John J. ard Thomss
Cartwright. SID locked then Up il iali
Thomas vas arrested on 5 csPias :oE non
payment Of s 61e assessed sysinst him for
oeirg IN 8 cut;ioE scrape which occurred
about four years sgo, 5ui John vas taken
n cussO6y on warrant charging him with
urEDERryG OLD NlN BAREE-
The irf5rna,iou UPON which the warrant
for John was bsssd seems 10 have msiuly
o5.sipsd from Ell Sstterield, who is con
insd in ISL at Fairmont for hcnsebresk,
ing. Thomas and John are brothers Of
Csll Cartwright, who vas Unlisted some
Years ago for the murder Of Lew Starssy
but Who escaped ard vent West bossflng
there. II j. sd. Ct the psrt be hsd played
n tie crne. No= re cone 10 the shoot
/ ing Of yesterday. Early IN the mo-ninF
Thornton Cartwright, the father, heard o.
! The s-rest Of John and Thomas, snd mount
IN, bis horse. he set cut from his home,
a5ou, four miles IRON Warrington. 10 see
Ehsf the troable WAS. When BE bad
reached : point OF the road sbou: mile
IRON tovn, snd near 4 c Wet school house,
be wss fred upon By sone one conce4iSd
S short distance from tie road The bali
which cane from 5 rife, struck the
old msn usAr the UPP5r part o.
The lei, lip, pazsad down and
around the bone, and came
. ort 81 IL groin
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GoyKsSNESrs-Dull and steady.
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STATE SECUNTIEs-Dall bit firm.
RAuwATs-Less active. Sales were
A.466, 600.
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DSPEl I Am'S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-25

is iifoosed Ia arms. Ther. has al.o
go 2 lasEe number Of cattle stossr b.
a Dreadful TRAGEDY.
Nkv O11RAxs. April "A drssdfoI
Ifzqsdy vas discovered today e. No.
10 OranRe street, when the poliee
sreke INTO the hoase. On information
,ess tners was somsthing wrong there.
gp0n bed lay two lifeless bodies
Lnt,y were those Of Mrs. Amelia Evans.
wlfe OF WIN. Evans. member OF Par
refs poles, and Casper WenRsr, = gro
cerB sierk. In the right side of sks
sozHan's bead. JUS above the ere. Wa
An ugly wound, from which the brain
protruded- The bullet which caussd
tne dBafh Of the man entered the leff
teinp1e. and passed oompissely through
the bad Al the u quest this after
noon Evans was arrested. he aid. in
substance. that be same home ss ths
usual hour IN the morning from his
work q Watching all night. vent
70 rs w1fes bedrosEn, and thers say her
an0 the man lying On the bed dead. iast
- thsy we're found. He picked 40 his
child, 9 baby zine mouths old, and
walked out, lsokinR the door and Ieav-
ing the hey in the lock. he called the
sefuaRt, Mamie Miller. gave the child
10 her and vent ont. The servant girl
gave snch syasive answers, that her ar
rest was ordered. The theory about
the killing IL that Evans had an inkiing
Of his vife's infiaelity, came home in
the morning earlier than usual, sur
prised them probably asleep, and shot
them both The pillow where each
head lay was powder burnt.
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FOREIGN.


H8s18MAAEWN<3E KHM8s
LcsDox. April M-Asa great nsetfns
o. rich and influential land owners held
N this city today and attended b. such
persons - the Daks Of Argyle, Earl
Csrnsvon and the Marquis Of Ripou, is
vas resolved 30 take steps for the inrne-
dises formation Of . large corporation,
70 Be called the National Land Con-
pany," for the purpose Of securing =
gradual breaking CD Of the large parcel
system OF land ownership nov injari-
ously prevalent IN Great Britain. The
present plan Of the nex organization ia
70 bay up land 81 wholesale and sell il
10 lots NOS 20 exceed forty acres, under
couditiens likely TO oaQss further sub
division and prevent the aggregation Of
title. The company will in all liksli
hood bay for sash and sell on deferred
Payments. covering al least ten years.
They Knecked Dswn she RarrtcaAe.
PANAMA, April 34.-This afternoon.
while Q strong barricade was being
erected, entirely enclosing the Central
and South American Gable Oonpsny's
ofiee, snd great preparations were beirr
made for fight. the Americans arrived,
Knocked down the barricades and took
charge OF the town. The insurgents
were recalled to their barracks BY q
baele.
stormy Dlseassisa In the Csmmsns
LONDON, April 24.-Thers Vas = stormy
discussion in the House of Cummous
this evening over the bill fer the rsgis.
trstion Of voters IN Ireland CsI- J an
z. Nolan. Home Rule member for Gal
gey, moved to amend the bill by pro-
viding that the charges for registration
be provided BY the general government
and nos betrayed by local rates. Glad
stone vigorously opposed the amend
ment and drew gloomy picture
OF It's possible resuIfs. Mr.. Child
ers, Chancellor Of the Exchequer.
implored the Irish members 20 have
patience, and showed that their pro-
posai woald cause an additional bur ca
npon the taxpayers of el3O,000. Col
Nolan, however, was obaurate, and the
amendment was offered by q vote of 50
to b6. After the announcement OF the
vote Mr.. Gladstone adjourned the de-
bate in order that the Government
might consider the question.
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RlEl,s rPxlsrsG.


TIE SITUATION AT nArTLEFoEp.
WnNrPKo. April ga detachment
Of Ottsr's iosor oamped across Ba tie
river from Battieford last night and the
garrison IL much relieved. Battleford
dispatches state that the remainder Of
the force wac only short distance be
hind. aud when 10 arrived the valley was
scoiired BY mounted police. who report
that the Indians and half breeds have
evidently fed 81 the approach { the
troops.
Another Bassleford Dispatch, In the
coarse OF an account Of the Fort Pitt
light, says that before the frirg com
menoed Factor Mclean. Of the Hadaon
Bay Company, had pariey with Big
Bear. who assured him thai u was the
insentiou OF the Indians 20 kill only the
police and that civilians might lsave
the fort In safety. Anxioas for the
women and children. Mclean accepted
Bic Bears terms and left with about 30
civilians OF all ages, Who ars nov With
the Indians. The remainder Of the gar
risou, outnumbered By the enemy, re-
treated down the river. taking the guns
and ammunition In the fort With them.
MsDLxrox ADVANCING.
CEARKEs CaosuNo, April 2k.--Mid-
dletsn's force advanced yesterday tn
tWo disisions. ons on each side Of the
riscF, and expect 10 reach hxtoashs W
morroe. II u thought that Riel's forces
will probahly be met q few miles this
sida % natouehe. and that there may
be an engagement tsmorrow.
NO MoRE INDIANS.
A Calgary dispatch Of today states
that scouts returning today report thss
no hostile Indians have been seen sinee
tAose ssv reported.
4 EkxzIR
wrxxRR0, April 2S.--A Clarks's CFosH-
ing messenger, Just re<Erned ffom The
north, brines The following paifi
enlsrs Of IN enea0emeut nth The feeetl
Whish occurred 81 sis q. n, Ia miiss
soash of Bslouche. The insurgents had
takaH Rroand On TIE EDGE Of eleep
raslne,fFom which shey poarcd deadly
Ore into the advancing column. WHEN
the messenger lrft the hxht ms sisli
raging. Tires houses Of the eiaefny
hsd been sAeiisd. and many reknis
driven from them took fefaze in the ra-
vine. Tie lndihn allies OF the Fsbets
fouRAt vigorously IN she Indian fsaeien.
fhs uhois nrmher II The rsvina Vi -
timated e 500 Middiatonis hAs ess
shot thro1RA. bal be escaped uniniared.
CaylAin Wiee, side.ds. camp had bic
harse shot under him. Tia rsvfne b
ensirxly surEpandels aud thers h No
possibility Of The rebels eeosplnst The
Ienth Noyale, frsbm tbs west lH4ftk. bad
insf arrived a. tbs MESSENGER wss fe&s-
ma. Jhs casualties we're t1rc killed
and Ten 81 hfteex wounded
l3s0 p rn.--Ssvefai osbsn wsrs
wuanded, but have u1a beon htuzEhs h
YEA. Gns parry cf reheis hsa insf bssn
aizio2oed. Ths artillery ara stsiI sksii-
Inc fAs rebels c1t 81 TIE r&sire. Several
Indian ponies hare been espsafsd- Ths
rek~l Iess b nsA - knessk The In
diSzz ~ 10 pu1irfs - 1rk, lbus Q heavy
hal s1exm cxSinHaishsd q.
--~----~----@is-~r- --~-----s s-~-@-~-s~
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SoNxznua NEw.--A eorrxspondent Of
the TasomA Esfgy 1t Hilihnrsa Piercs
csansy, sends The folisuina Startling 10.
Ieiiiesnnes II omitted 10 st4ts. u say
issf weeks Item Of 14mes NeAsughsss
VISA 10 Roy. that hs exne foF the puF
pos1 Il seiectinx xzte win The 90
3ecf 81 baiidiaG . cAnfeh and sckosI
Thza Ekfianthrop4sf has kindly given
The lois fox t1see haiidfnes, "A tkIe n<zns
tiue dan1stnE tte iz1bsz for TN build
ne eI he ec1sol. IN eos rermfisn VIA
Mf- AeS<1xht, he infosned tha writes
that 4 80 ne inientzoa - beiid = 9nz
xs1t3enos q H11, bxinx h1s family kfou
1un11i. 1n4 Eenlae shess
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-25

HE oid.fgstto1eo IDEA tuAt enc
slsoald never enter . sick ruon With ~
einp<y sfomach 10 = trae Qua. Tne RAs-
tsss }nios "a not secrszed IN an empty
siosnAnh. u 10 eIaly when fecd . taken
INFO he afnmnch and di2rsktoa com
nsnocls that gastric jules b pssesnf. All
nsxms are killed IN coming b canfAe,
with healfhy eeztslc isiee; therefore .
fisil Stomach foftiEse one szainst con-
sinrlinr opntaNienz discase6- Do ma
yeas Dyspspsia Care h eepsciaiiy
ndartn1 b nct upea the digestive t1ioes
az the system and keeps thsm - . pcrs
And natarAl cnndifioa. In this saznner
II eusnrss proper digss<ien and Asztn1l
stinn AZ the foed. Il neser fails - 81.
fssos { care In he nsosa obstinate caacs
al nyspepsiA. Indigestion. flAtaisne5
and slick hsadanhe. Sample bssftea free
81 4. n 6rxwakxss dTug seora
cs,ss MKxrsxo. -The iinneis Cut
nsss iass sseninz. Ihs shisf Features
s.ers ne sin9ine b Msmsr& sssphes'
ana Yeaur. Mia Waifsss sssas. and
resItasinn ~ M. kaaexL Tbs nsz'
usrssins VIII Be hsid Nay 80. -
freskuenss Win = served. and . lA<z1
a1ten3snes Il assnfed.
II lakea 80 A1>Asiz of p<ssaxoes - 20
n -. -. - 11o&
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THE LAKE WASHINGTON MIL
and He<eL f1r term 81 7z1r1 fron
- tsl fAS q E4y. lzsk 4F<lx p
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0xrxuo PosrEp. Mr. .. @. Ssnisks.
ne lAnd .eent q Fslls usy. rssurssd
frcu 0lsnpSa ys4ssr1ay, uAsrs h wens
b SEA p1sled urnE lard nHlters He
snsx - MA nany 81 kri<m1s ard -
eaxinennees q ths aaelsai sdky.
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FInw YonK, ARTiI M.'-tfoveFnnlenl
are qnisifnn stlonQ, the only change
hsinR che fecsrssff Of lbs morning loss
IN unitsd Hsatss "a. This has hesn tlie
dallsst dry Of tha Stool Exchange since
thsl Early pait at the eufrsnt month.
The Culliiess exianded throughout the
ilsi. wish enc or tw0 exceptions tho
hai,tnAtitlns sesh within the range OF
lei than one pet cent, and the closing
prxbea this evuning ara from \ 70 "
Iossaf than yesterday.
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shipping Hsteilisesee.
! FRAAcrsco, April 2l.-Arl

SAN FRAnc1sCo, April 2l.-AFrived-
Bark Sierra Nevada, from Seattle; Brit
ism steamer wellington, from Departure
Bay.
Eailed--Stsamer State o. California.
for Astoria; steamer Geo. w. Elder, for
Seattle; steamer San Pedro,for Tacoma;
bark Sameset, for Taeoma.
TAroosH. April 2i.-S.eamer Aiki
passed In at D. m. and q ship at p. m.
Fair, gentle, northwest wind.
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Machinery for Sale.

JANE UPRIGH1f POWER DRILLING
~ Machine. dsiils % The eeuser az q feet I,
sEikAbse tnT MIL or hl4ckx<Bith shop. The
llhgFe - rec and Wiii - fazd les. Aisc.
; number Il secahd kzn4 s>esn pn4E&
MORAN Hku6
Maekfnists ead dealers n Enxfneefs Sup
~ 4 Yselers wharf. sekszle. v. r.
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CE.ARKEs CHossxNo, April 2k.--Mid-
dlstsn's force advanced yesterday In
two disisio1a. ons on each side Of the
riscF. and sxpeet 10 reach hxtoashs ~
morrow. Il u thought that Risl's forces
viii probably be met few miles this
aida % natouehe, and that thers may
be an engagement tamorrow.
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Oaiso. April "a M. Basrsre has de-
lAyed bis departure from Cairo. II Is
eald thai Eeyps noe offers 20 eompro
mise the dispute With France eoneernine
tns Suppression Of the BaspAoys- Essptifs
by mAksna an apology aad by admitting
that her cflicials violated she right OF
dcmiciie OF the publishers. The apollo
~. however. IL 70 eontain no siiusion 10
the seizure Of the establishment In
question.
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Accidentally shss.

Robert Davis. q s4iloT on the bark
Montana, who was shot yesterday by
Thompsou, private watchran on the
wharf. because he ioeulArly spoke of
the isttsr's neglect of duty, died this
morning. Thompson, vhs vas arrested
this Dssnine, claims the shooting was
accidental.
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raE sesPHeaE-sGYPFuaS CexPLI
CATION.
INsIhuCibb 10 sUsfksD UFFiuIAL HHIlA'
rIoNn.

CAtao. April AN. Barrere, Consul.
asnsral Of Francs 10 Eaypt, has beer
RESERVES 70 herself complete liberty Of
action.
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PANS, April 2t.--rhe breaking OF Of
official relations between France and
Egrypt, the announcement Of which rnp-
surs was made here this morning In Q
dhEpatch from Cairo. waa entirely anex
pestsd By the people. aud the news has
created great sensation. This act OF
Francs IL considered unmisfakable ssi-
dsnos that thase IL an understanding be-
tween France aud Russia.
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