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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25
AN OLD PROVERS,
,,s aov il 10 Illustrated In Ne" i0tA
CITY.


Nrw YoRK, February l&-ilIas'fauon'
If the birds-of-s-teAther Proysto ore nI T,1
ous here. They flock together 40. NiT az
tremendously, but coHa I.ss.! aImost
family hotel attracts sou'neEne aS5 f..
exclusively. Coqrtly msnn "..s, ? ;n,o oh
nsn 81 there. Another las guests Of
P EssSa tendencies eutirrly Still On
D,Ssr draws to itself men and women "h "1
Ot ta ~ us' common plane in the matter o.
H nOIi, G convictions. Three or tour st =,
p po,a5 for attracting cranks; Certain 10 o.
MOI Ss,v ~ swell hotels are almost wholly
g'T TSs O bo,telries put forth no effort to o.
tract these peculiar people. II 81 come =
about without generalization. inc IA~S0
s otsrse,ion and grsvitation manage 1t .
+. IA the same way with streets 00tn 3
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B., z. h q, Railroad.
Leave BellAtre n .85 a, M, for WooA,Seld and
Summsrneld.
Leave BellAire At $3.50 p. m. for Summarized knd
Zanesville,
Arrive a. Bellnirs, 1O:iOG n, sud 5:25 pm.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, February ..
The market is very quiet all around
The prices are the same as last
week. and are as follows: Fine fleece,
washed, 3O@32c; fee fleece, unTashed,
one-third of coarse fleece, washed, 80
032c; coarse fleece, unwsshed, 2O923ci
medium, washed 3O@36c; medium, III
washed, 20@23c; tab washed 3o9S3c,
Dsmsnd for medium feeces is good.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money l.2a2 Per Osnt-GOvsrnments
Dull and strong-Stocks Dull-Flour In
changed Wheat Lower.
NV YoRE, February "a Money on call
easy at l!@2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper at 4(95 per cent sterling exchange
dull but steady and unchanged.
GovERXuENTs-Du'l aud strong.
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COTTON.
New York

New YORK, February 24.-CorToS-
Futures closed steady; February s75c;
March Sic; April 8.SOc; May $3.50;
June 90Sc; July 9l6c; August 9.22c;
September 905c; October 8.92c; Novem
Der S.S6c.
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... many years was a sufferer with cancer Of
-, and having been cured by the use Of s. $,
.... .ors rsluCd by q sense OF duty to suffer.
.- r.aaat,y 20 make this statement Of my case,
.I -r. fourteenth bottle the cancer BEGAN 70
.....I , ana sCou disappeared snd for several
r. % ~ has been no appearance OF a sore OF
s.rf ur INV nose o. face, uCithGr Is my rose
..'..-F.. % the touch. have taken about two
r,.-rasof> =. = ard am soundly cured and
rrtt~. = :. effected the cure after every
- -smaIy SIS tried aud hal FAT ed.
kOBERr SNEDLEY,
..-.,fs..s- Goa May l, 1883.
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[RSB
CAPITAL PRIZE, $3.50, 900

e,snt. tor ali az Nonthiy ana OnsTtarl,
Drawings Of the Louisiana Stste Lottery Company
and in person manage and control the drawings
themselves, End that the nme are conducted viii
honesty fairness, and In good hath toward all par
ties and We authorize the company 10 use this oer
tincate, with faermiles Of our rgnstures attached
.iwnvr4.ararntn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25
ECZEMA
And Every Species Of Itching and
Burning Diseases Cured
by Culicura.

TCZEMA, or Salt Rheum, with its agont ling
IL itch ng and burning, instantly relieved by
warm bath with CuticurA Soap, and single ap-
plicalion OF Cuiicurs. the great Skn cure. 1bh
repeated daily, with two or thr' doscs u CutcUF
Ecsolvent, the New Blood PuTiher, TO keep the
blood cool, the ParspTs;ion pure and unrriiating,
the bOwe OPEN tie liver aud Kidneys active, vi
speedlly cure Eczema, letter, BinRworm, Psonasls
iichen 'Pruritus, ScHid Hssd, nandrnh, and every
.pecies Of Itching, scaly and limply llumors 0,
tue Scalp AMI skin when the best physicians and
all kno IN remedies fail.
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE A. P
on auapA1a

Lsave Wheeling ~ q. n. and run every hour
unn p, N,
Leave wheeling Park w. n. aud run sTe'J hon,
until 10 .. N,
The Church Train" will leave eaah tern inuS a.
l2:lOpm. c. HlRSC H. SGpL
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STATE sycrR1TIgs-Ouiet and steady.

RAuROADs-Active;s sales 81, l76.GOO.
STcCEs-With two or three exceptions
stocks were dull, br' prices were generally
firm to strong. There was active tracing
10 Lackawauns and Reading Lackawsu
ia was strong in esrly dealir gs, advsnc
ing TO l29 and broke to l25l tefore mid
day. In the stteruoon it closed at l2Ss with
q net loss of /. Delaware and Hudson is
down !; New Jersey Central is higher.
Reading developed strength in the fore
noon. finally closing with an advance Of I.
Erie preferred showed decided strength and
closed With an advance OF Il. The rest OF
the usually active list is pretty evenly
divided betseen advances and declines.
Lake Shore, New York Central, Pacific
Nail, Texas and Pacific and Western
lnion are all unchanged. Transactions
were b D 936 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25

Physicians Prescribe Thorn ha7" n 1thI
In, M The hcbes, praise for tie results obtained
iron, rour JUticura Remedies, 81 which ] have
sold more than all others OF the kind
MOERO BOND, VI. d.
2TpN. Bread 81 Philadelphia, 10
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@beelins Resistes
TRAVELLERS, saIunE.

A RRIyAL AND pEPARrUREOF TR.p,s-
49, -Af sLAAAFtoN OF REBRKKHCn MARxs.
wS AilS fSunday excepted. tMonaay excepted :.
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Baltimore.

AONDAT, February p
cutie are sold at these Gg,rsJ Iips trsighL H}2' az,
sod at net tceght that IS 20 PER cent lgeieTdayl q
nom lie Weight Shcfp are sold gross, ihd! 20 6t
- inn IR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25

Chas, H0ushtor, Esq, lawyer, IS STATE ST.
Boston, r>polu a CRso Of Eczema und, his oO'er
walton far ten Yeas which covered The pAient,
body and limbs andto which all known methods
Of treatment had been applet without benefit
which vas CON pletely cured solely by the Cutie "a
| Pcmedics, Having Lean and healthy skin.
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MAYER VS.. ADAMS.

Contest for the Circuit Clerk-hip la Tuck
er County-The County Court Decides IN
Adams aVor-Dissatisfaction on the
Part Of Mayors Friends.
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AyOTD COUNTERFETTSl
Ladies'

,o You want Il pure, bloom
as @ompleXiOnI If so, a
applications Of Hagan
tGNOLIA BALM will ga g.
~ you to- your hearts Coa-
.at. 1t does away with Sal
aHncSS, Richness, Pimpie>,
.l0tchpS, and all diseases aad
nDcriectiOnS Of the skin. 1t
a,frc0mpSthe flushed appear
.rce Of heat, fatigue anG eN.
...a3u2ht. makes a lady q
"3HTI appear but TN NJ
: ana 30 natural, gradual,
..... perfect are its effect.
T. It is impossible to detect
., application,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25

MIR. John Thiel, WtlEesbhre, "a, Wrtes
have suffered from salt KheUm Tor over Gig
YEAR, at times 40 bad that cold Ens attend u
inv business for week, a, time. Three mNos o.
Cuti ura ant tour BOTTLES ResoiVenl have ehureIy
cured me OF this dreadful disease
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25

Sold ~ a. d.uggiss. frice: CuucurA 81,
cents; ResoIvsnt, slCO; Soap, p cents. IrePsred
~ the POTTVR DRra AHn CHEMICAL Oo' Doe-
ton, Mas. send for Pamphlet.
DE AIlrlFY the Complexion and KIN ~
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WHEELING AND Prl1sBuRsA pIvIaor.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

,JNIhE TABLE, COkREC1ED ~ hlC. Is isS,
i Trains leave Fan Handle staton, foot al hc,-
euth street, neaI puddle landing, - iolloss- Cen.
tral Standard Time vhish Is 70 mir uIe, sioss,
than WhaaliuH unt.:
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,-...r sl a cauCer on my lace for some years,
.-.,,r. from one cheek bone across the nose to
sN.-lr n has given me great deal Of pain At
.-,,'-rt.n ing and Itching to such an extent that
80, almost uube tTable. l commenced uGiag
l, ltz.sC 20 Nav, 1855, and have used eis hi
-, 10 has given the greatest relief by remOv
.' Inflammation and restoring my general
go. ". BARNES.
S'S-,..,v.,.s. lows, SEPT. $, 1885.
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VIII Mcdonald, 25i! Dearborn street, Chi
cago, gratefully Acknowledges cure OF Eczema, or
Salt Rheu n on heOd neck, lace, arms and legs Tor
20, entcer wears; rot aide 10 wa except on hands
and knee, Tor one year. not able 10 help himself
for eight years; triaI Hundreds OF remedies, doc;
tons pronounced his hopeless Permanently cured
by CuticuIa RcsolvcDt blood FuIihLrl Internally,
n, rrgl externally.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
(orKRATEsl
CLEVELAND a PITTSBUR8 L. II
Condensed timetable OF passenger trains corTsSt.
81 TO EOyEMREk a. ISS5-CnntTai Standard
Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25

.-.s...s ne pleasure 20 assure you that li-
r..-..- Dr. 4. NcLaue'S Celebrated Liver
.Gyrr than twenty years M my family,
...Ea~t them as being superior 20 any !
.... FUSED or have seen used. | have not
..-... INSTANTLY and had to try otherS, and
..... l-..Ia good variety, but l have never
600 1.r 50 promptly, probably, and
..- ',rL.ueS. i hive used them myself,
.... ..t CD. .reu, With the most gratifying re
E.r children, having used them on my
...-l such easy and happy effect, would
. ...ll them TO one and 70 Ill. These
-... ... wHrS-do u promptly. do 30 Well
....- no 100 ELECTS behind. ~ 20 bile re-
..~ % liver cOTrector, rs = turrrUuner
Dee system for qCsl,Ec, there is no
-..s.uH gJCal 20 DR.. Z. AlCIaur : Ccit.
... Hrr Pills. l expect % Use them u,
IS I've, 81 they eoQSlI..e - good Is they
Yours truly, Ell. GUS.
.,...l r Church South, Myers station.
'-..g- District, Florida Conference.
TESISTCo, Canada we>.. ont
.. --s- LINING BROS,
e. Ag.r pills came all rigGt, and can say
.-.. good bilious pin. / have Use.
... .-" pills, bug ! can say DR. q. Me-
.....~. TI..uu'au-Ureu los Fleming iTuS..
Dr. ..--gi -gatIuWeu YOU have my thanks
.....n-. gave some Of those pills o. my
-....- n - trial one Of my urI-hnurs
.r.5e- pills. He said they did help him. lie
.-r..urNJ aaE Ike new HAN. III" wishes
....r send Tor i.tty cents worth for HIM. 50,
...- omen, ( WILL do Ill can % introduce pr.
'r.L.u,.s Ilyer Pills. manufactured 10y
MM. II. DIGAS.
..tr>.r~.- Enclosed You viii find one dollar
..-aEtglNuuw viii please send me more ut your
r-. & MgLaueS Liver Pills. thrust you nav"
...e.ycd Eur pay the last two boxes order
...t received. l would only say. they have
r. ME more good than | could express
..a. mucA better now than | have Tor TWO
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CONSuNP TI0N.

chr-s s.,s. 90 ay tgr tas Soo'e elea "a a
I1lR stsgs.ag 40 .ssB rrrsd. indeed, 90 strong
ny tN.a n s. engicy thss vim ssnP ImU y.
TIE feGE, so.e;s - With sALoA5ii5b se
BE o. this tisCEss " any EufaES' S''s sAPN'~
d. T. 4. sLO0UM, IA PSu 81, HsW YORK
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-25

Cambridge Accommodation Leaves Wheeling ST
1855 a m, Bellaire Sis M Returning arrives
al wheeling ate 10 =. NJ, daily except sunday.
l0:S0 p m. train through To Cincinnati without
c9nge, with sleeper through TO Cincinnati.
Evansville Accom- modation ieAvcs whnsnra 81
80 p. N, sellairs n tis p N. daily except cum
Moundsvi!ls Aeeomnodsuou Leaves wheeling Of
II IS a. 4. and Arrives a Noun lsytA d y rs r H.,
daily except Sunday.
Manning on Aocomn odat,cn leaves At O0P.n.
Through coach trom Wheeling 10 Cincinnati daily
On no. leaving Wheeling al s:S Ak, arriving al
l. o. lleepins can on all lhrcush t-xipi.
Close connection nads tos al points sSutA ald
s,r,be route for eoloniss and psIson, moving 70 Ne
given.
Tlcisa TO al prtnsipal points on sale d DEPOT
&c BURKE
,or m's s.t iSS9' B. o. psps.
Ticket Agent, under McLure House.
JOHN 7. LANE, Tnv. Passenger Agent
{. X. LORD, Gen. PAS. Agent,
X I. DEVRlEs, General Agent. Wheeling.
WHEELING AND PTlTsBUReH DIvlA0R.
on and after December -, 1855, passenger traius
will run ~ iol!oNs, Wheeling tina:
DEPARTURE.
For Piltl1uth-b Us 4 n. daily; 6 IS D. III,
daily; los =. IN. and 7:so g. u daily except son.
day.
for wuhinston-t as p. N, daily except Sunday,
AlnvALA
Prom riubuIIb-s Is .. L., daily II 10 = N. ard
sac o. N, daily except Sunday; l0.eS D. N, isIy,
From wHhingson-7@o r. N, daily sIcep, Stu
'CH; LORD, General fA..enser Agent,
H. DUNHAM, General MANAGE.
T. LANE, Travelling Agent, Wheeling.
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P.~cngor trains daily including sunday. Assnns
raodation trains run daily except Sunday,
W ROBINSON
General Freight and Passenger Agent
T. q TOMElS son.
Ticket Aueni Wheeling. w. Va
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EPITHELI0M MA!
OR SKIN CANCER.

$40 ,sven years suffered with q cancer on my
s AL The simple ~, SS3s ,it were applied 70 al
Ie'A, vending into my nose, from which came
a...'' N frcoharge very offensive in character
,r-T lnE lrned, and annoyed me a great deal
. |.-rt uOUths $50 l was In Atlanta, az the
Saaa .r.29e, VINO s 20 s't ,Sgy 5eSommenSed
.'' I'm effort 70 procure n. In this 1 was sue.
I-N aud began its use. The influence OF the
ftN, ~ rrst wNs 10 somewhat alsEravaLs the
.r -,ou the intsmU alton was allayed, and
s.''.. .f.f MY, ve ALTER the first few bottles NV
t..- in has greatly improved. I am
E.- ara able 20 do any kind Of work. The
So. ,r ms ace began 10 decrease and the ulcer
81 anti. there Is not a vestige Of IL lsft-only
% ear mark, the place W. ere II haa been. I
80 10 ans yer 81 questions relative 20 this
SD MES. JOICJE A. MCDONALD,
'',,,.srrs. IVA, August Il, 1855.
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Express Chicago and Coll.
Express Chicago ana Coli =.
Express Chicago and Col,
Lanesytlle Accora. .,......
Zanesyille Aecom..,...........
Bellaire and st. Glars.
VILE BY,
IN - -
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| pCPsIL AuiTG'
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-29
OLD NiENICO,
Small Revoiution in Sonora,

TOMBSTONE. April 2Sth.-The Montezuma
district of Sonora, of which Cumf,as is the
principal town, has been agitated over a
land dispute involving several thousand
acres. AT the late election of the local au-
thorities the attorney for the squatters was
elected Prefecto. Owing to his connection
with land troubles, his election was not
confirmed by the State Congress, and
Provisional Prefecto was placed in his stead.
who removed the squatters. The latter
took to the woods and armed themselves.
and declared a revolution. On the return
from the pursuit OF the Apaches of a com
pany of militia with Provisional Prefecto
Torres, the pronunciados entered the town.
surprised the militiamen at their sew
eral houses, and captured their arms and
ammunition, forcing and inducing about
one hundred men to join them. Word
was sent Immediately to the Prefecto
at 0posura. The following morning the
revoluiionists started for 0posura, and were
met outside of Cumpas by the Prefecto of
Oposura with seventy soldiers, accom-
panied by General Palonares. the officer
commissioned by the Mexican Government
to inquire into the killing of Crawford.
By the advice of General Palomares the
pronunciados went to the Prefecto and
gave up the arms which they had taken
from the soldiers, and dispersed. The Of,
ticers. however. we're arrested Subse-
quently the reyolationists decided TO carry
on the hostilities without officers. and the
result is that the authorities have been ar
resting them in squads and singly, and
forcing them into the militia to 6ght the
Yaquis. Tho people now fear to travel, as
the mountains are infested with Insurgents
who arc committing depredaiions hot NO
murders, and several mines are ont OF pro.
visions, as it is impossible TO set pacs
trains through the mountains safely.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PCR-
IN suance of an order of the Superior Court
in and for the county of Sacramento State of
California made on the 25th day of September
1Ss2 in the matter of the estate of w. B. c.
BROWN, deceased. the undersigned MARTHA
c. BROWN, administrative of the estate of said
deceased. VIII sell at private sale 10 the highest
bidder, for cash in United States gold coin sub
ject TO confirmation by the said Superior Court
on or after THURSDAY, the 18th day of APRIL
1885, all the right, title, interest and estate of
W. b. c. BSoWN, deceased, at the time of his
death. and all the right. title and interest thar
the said estate has by operation of law or other
wise acquired, other than or in addition TO that
of the said deceased at the time of his death in
and to all the following described lots of land
situated in the city of Sacramento county and
State aforesaid TO wit:
The south fly t50) feet of Lot No. Eight (s) in
the block bounded by and Z, and Second and
Third streets, with the house, tenements and ap-
purtenances thereto belonging.
Also. the north twenty-five t25l feet of the
south ne-half of lots Nos. One a. and Two (2l
in the block bounded by and Q and Second
and Third streets, with the house, tenements
and appurtenances thereto belonging.
Also the south one half of lot No. Five 5l in
the block bounded by ] and X, and Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets, with the appurtenanees
thereto belonging.
Each lot win be sold separately. Bids or offers
must be in writing and may be left with F. c.
WATERHcUSE. at the Office OF W. P. Coleman
325 street. city OF Sacramento, al any time after
the first publication of this notice and before
the making of the sale.
MARTHA C. BROWN, Administrator
Dated April 2l. 1886.
A. Z. CsT1IS. Attorney. ap20-st
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orator selected to deliver the address. as in
Mr.. Davis feeble condition it was under
stood that he could only speak few min
utes. General Gordon received a grand
welcome. as many soldiers that he hal
commanded were present Atmany points
he was interrupted by the approving shouts
of the multitude. His reference TO Mr.
Davis and the grandeur of his life. es-
pecially the scenes depicted in Fortress
Monroe, made profoand impression, and
brought tears to hundreds Of ewes. His
tributes to the soldiers of both armies. and
his contempt fer the men who would de-
tract from the valor of either, received
long-eontinued shouts of applause. 1t was
then announced that Davis would receive
his friends at the City Hall, and soon after
the meeting adjourned.
A GENERAL HANDsHAKING.
When Mr.. Davis and others of the es-
cor,ing party had passed through the lines
and reached their carriages, the vast throng
dispersed. As he started from the capital
portico, the artillery doomed forth and
fired salute of 100 guns. The same scene
of cheering and waving of handkerchiefs
was enacted as when the procession moved
up the avenne. Mr.. Davis was carried TO
the City Hall, where general handshak-
ing was indulged in, the vast number of
callers only permitting q moment to each.
This ended the days demonstration.
1t was grand success, the heavy
rain in the morning and after the speak
ing being the only drawbacks. Universal
good humor prevailed, and there was not a
hitch in carrying out the details Fully
10000 people were on the streets and
grounds. No political significance attaches
TO the meeting. 1t was an opportunity for
thousands of Confederate se diers their
wives and children, to see Mr.. Davis, and
they came accordingly. 1t has aided
largely TO the fund for building the monu-
ment The streets are crowded tonight.
and the hotels are filled to suffocation.
CORNER STONE OF THE MONUMENT.
Tomorrow will be another big day. The
cornerstone of the monument is TO be
laid with impressive ceremonies, i'll which
Mr.. Davis, General Gordon and other dis
tingushed Confederates will be present and
take part the Masonic Fraternity will
lay the cornerstone, and Mr.. Davis will
put it in place.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


ATHENS, April 2Sth.-M. Delyannis, re-
plying TO deputation which presented
resolutions adopted by citizens meeting.
SAID that the Government had not promised
France that Greece would disarm 1t had
accepted the mediation of France on con-
dluon that an early settlement of the
Greek question would be effected The
government disclaimed any intention of
yielding to the Powers by disarminr. I'm
less her claims were settled very soon.
Greece would declare war, and would
yield only when the Powers had sunk the
Hellenic feet and bombarded the Greek
towns. a mass meeting was held in Con-
stliutlon Square tonight, at which warlike
speeches were made. Strong patrols are
parading the city to preserve order.
GUARDED BY TROOPS.
ATHENS, April 2Sth.-All the foreign le-
cations, except those of France and Rus
STA, are guarded by troops.
Reelected Grand Master.
LONDON, April 2Sth.-The Prince of
Wales has been reelected Grand Master of
the Freemasons in England
Wholesale Conflagrations.
VIENNA, April 2Sth.-News of wholesale
conHagrations comes from several parts of
Austria.
The Belgian Labor Troubles
LONDON, April 2Sth.-The labor troubles
in Belgium are again assuming a threaten
ing aspect, and a serious revolutionary out
break is greatly feared
The Knights of labor Condemned.
MONTREAL, April 28th-A pastoral letter
was received here this morning from Cardi
nal Taschereau, concerning the Knights of
Labor as a secret organization, inimical to
the interest of religion and good morals.