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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-07
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 2aS Per Ceut.-Goyernments
Dull and Ste sdy-StockS H~igher-Flour
Steady and UnchauSsd-Whsat Higher.
NEW YORK, April G-Money on call
easy at Dab per cent. closed offered at
2 per cent; prime mercantile paper SAT-
per ceat.; sterling exchange dull but
steady aud unchanged.
Eroy,pNuru,-ra Dpll an1 OtnoIy
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Mbeelin9 Resisttr
GrausIers' 6uidA

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AE1FLASAriOSoF RgFEEESCRMARKs: sDaily
tSuadRy excepted. MONDAY exceptsi sun
dly only, Saturday excepted. ID heriSian-
February q, 1874 wheeling time, which 4
fusE one hour earlier than Central Time:
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Leave the City at $50 a a. AMI run sTarJ hour
until 9G 7. n.
LeSze Wheeling Park :. 80 q N, and run
every hSAr until lgOo p. N, except Church
rSt1S which viii leave TIA Park II StS q n
ana Cts IS EE - n.
G. HIRSCH,
SuDeriG.enhcnt
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OIL city.

OIL CITY, April 6.-Petroleum-
Opened q: 75c; highes! 79sc; lowest 75:c
closed at 7ssc; salcs 2,27S. OCO barrels
.clearances 4,42s, 900 barrels runs 81, rs;
barrels; shipments 95, 4l3 barrels; charters
RI 92l barrels.
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BUILDING THE STATE.

Then came the address OF Judge Joseph
COY. whose then.e was "Tbe BuuulnS Oh
ne stat" Jadge Cox dealt with history,
A, caring that the first settlement IN TINS
Stste at Marietta and organization oil tue
Northwestern Territory uEder the orui-
nsncs of 1851 were the most notable events
10 the history Of our country, and reserve
10 rank among the greatest OF the el'liiEsu
world He carefully traced the eSents
which marked the progress OF the STATE
Jpr;np itg first century, reciting The trials
of the original settlers, picturing the thrill
mo ScsnS that characterize the earlier
,;g,s and describing the transformation
cTtba orsaS Northwest wilderness INTO q
state which has grown - u q part OF the
pIide and thu glcry Of the nation Com-
inc down 70 Ohio's more recent history be
said: Co..
In 1s6O Ohio was the seventeenth State
in ncnula,ion; in 1910 the thirteenth; W
Is5O The fnh: in 1890, the fourth: inlS'O,
The Third. 10 1890 her population was
5000; 10 1900, As, 800; in 1870, ISLES N
| 1850. 935 S12; 10 1910. i,5l9,4 61i IN loSV'
| I $50. 4Os; in 1860, 2S39,5ll; IN le'o, =,
es5 9en, 10 lssn, S,t9S 239SAsSHs2S=91
! nossjblS IN 1883 to :. 900, 900, nearly equal
- the pspsIal:nu Of The WhCle United
states at the time o. TIE revolutionary
war. -
It's religious progress ia marked oy oStT
10000 CHURCHES Of all d~enOminatioas-
In educatiou-l2. 703 public sehooiS'
vnIue, 2s, 49,. 400; 81, go teachers; number
Of pupils in daily attendance, StI,S4ti
annual expense, $I0,123 ,s97: Be,idest ht's
there are 500 incorporated colleges aHo
academies, and go incorporated literary
and library associations
We have 8 1853 miles Of rsilrold: yalre
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MARIETTA'S DAY.
TAE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF TRB
FIRST SETTLEMENT
OF the Territory Of ts Norhwsst-Sunarous
Societies Prssslt-Tha 0psliag Exercises
Speeches By Hon p O. Sessions
and Judge Cox.

MARIETTA, o., April 6.-The eenten-
NAL celebration Of the first settlement in
the Territory northwest the river Ohio
commenced here to-day and will continue
Over Sunday. DdIipg TIE day distin'
suished visitors from all parts Of the coun'
try began arriving and Tonight there came
in a body the commissioners Of the Gin,
ciunati Exposition, the Historical Society
OF Cincinnati, the Pioneer Society of Ham
ilton couHty, D, the Marietta College
Club, OF Cincinnati; the Pioneer s~OCietie:
OF Evansville, Cambridge, Columbus aud
Athens. The following gentlemen repre-
sent the oder Ct C~iEcinnatus' at the
Celebration: Amlr Smith, Jr., Dr.. 7 W
Graydon, DIR. W. a. r Tenney, Hon.
John +. Follet., Charles II. Weber, j. Z
McCracksu, James Z. Love, John b
Nasty, Gsorge A. Eardergri.t, John ID
Caldw ell, V. l. Robinson, H.. I. FvrguEcr
and II. T. Ezskiel. A formal reception
wa rendered the visitors, after which THEY
were escorted to their respective places o
entertainment.
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CLEVELAND

Under schedule IN e6ect January =, 1875. trains
leave bridgeport, Ohio. Central standard Tine:
For Pittsburgh and cieyeiand, $40 q NJ 100
ulle. ola u m. Fer steubeayllla SIS .. N
For Martins Ferry, 6A5 q m. Trains arrive %
Bridgeport ct 73S o m. lo.Ss = IN, AS =. n,
AZ N m hPS n m. and III I. n. rryis
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B.. z n G. RAILROAD.
BeliAire and TznesyillethrOugh passenger train
leaves BeIdre &. $50 .. N, arrives At RsilGire st
40 p n.
MOodgH1ld passenger train caves Bellstra NJ
40 T n, arrives A. Bcllaire a. $40 :. n
SU,lnCgaeid Accommodation leaves B0llair ~
lON y. a., arrives at BellAira a. l0So 3. IN.
AL t-a!ns daily e~NcspiSundsy. Central Stand
AL Time nom bsllSirS
ITuEgENu AND ELA GROVE :. Z.
On and After Monday, october 81, 1877, TrEtnR
o9the wheeling and SlagroveR K, Ntl-ur a.
DliOEs:
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g9tdiduzl.
EVERY NIGHT | SCRATCHED
ill the slin was raw. Body covered
.iur >eaI"' like spots of mortar.
-.l by the Cuticnra Remedies.

Intil the sam N"> raw booJ
.itn ~raICs like spots of mortar.
..-,l by the Cuticnra Remedies.
tam o gU yJu o. tSe extraordinary
.r-r yatcgsl Ec ueiie, performed on
...rrHr 's.ut AF-il as HOiicCd Somo
rr. Er ,on.v- oct All over my Body,
r.. r..'.Ig a. iEUNfit one time later
aH sD % LOOK Ike spots OF moran
r. ru1 Which came OF in LAYERS, AZ
.r... N..lllH.ug would SCrat h every
- Twas eAa. rleu tue next night The
De-. r.mc4UtSUuhi,c, where scratched
|.Naiv cid I consult ell the doctors
..r.r v. gut without AID, AtcT giving
, vJ recovery 1 happened % see an
..r..r. 90 tHE m~rWSpaper ahrCt yOur Gu
.s -. sgd vurhASed them foOm MY
..f , sfus. AN - imnefiste RELIEF.
..r .A flar t1v sCAy ~ruplOnS gradu-
... rV 8~-dti>apgCauCj Ous by one. aud
w.v g.ust HAD the disease thir,
.. lbs, be- 90 IbegEN taking tOe CuticUrR
70 & 20 70 " az ave weeks wSS entirely
". disease VA CCEcna aud pSbr'a'lS !
'. rrra gu.gUns Remedies to a I in my
sItN ~ y gCeA many who have
s- 'tra-k nc ior the knoEledge OF
.f wrstyS who have baves with
.r.l ge.rHsSdS Sad bodies. I can
Nr-f.ras thanks "a yuI for what
.. ras as have been 70 me Ny
...... Min sraieS, and ! was an aw.
ahgtn.t- Now my SKIN Is rs nice
GEc COrEY, Merrill, wisS
-..., Meta FACE whatsoever Of the dis
--v aT,,8. eelhASssowu itself since
GED C)EEY.
r-.. .. .s.,.rr 90 the esteem In which
... e.s#. ~Nfu cure. Aud CuricurS
v.siIg Sk5- BeaCtider, prepared
.-f tlrsura EtsOlyeDL the new Blood
.-.. So Dos the thousands UpHU thCus.
..r-. s> have been made happy by the
ne. hg-l4u.IuE. llChtuE. Scaly
r. #-a- o.! the skin, ssa'p, sndblOCd.
r... .a.
....w. -. Es'cc. CyrICUEA, SOC: soar,
ragr. 70 P~rg.srri By The POrTER
..... rvrr,l On. EuSlCE. Mas.
.ar"..rw .U Eugo SKIN Diseases" q
sra .urs ans 100 testimonials.
-u. .. s...U- 7sf. uUyb. Chapped aud
0 PEI .....u.H' @y I,TICJRA SrtP.
CAN'T BREATHE.
q - . T#"Hr- aNHHHnzz W. kwarg
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THE OPENING EXERCISES.

Over $500 people crowded into City
Hall tonight 10 attend the first exercises
in CONNECTION with the Centennial-the
annual meeting of the State Historical and
Archaeological Society. The annual a
dress Of the President, Hon. F. c. SEES
sions OF Columbus, was inteatly listened
to. He said:
zone hundred years ago the advance
guard of our present civilization IN this
mart OF the country were slowly floating
down the river the Indians called 'Beautl-
ful' Then the whole territory OF which
our State is but onG-sixth was practically
a wilderness. Not 3 road, not a settle
ment aside from those established by Mo-
rayisu missionaries could be found in any
mart of what is now Ohio. The pilgrims
loupd q wilderness that promised much
for their labor. Could they appear with US
10 these commemorative exercises to-day,
would their expectations be realizedT We
can only leave to history TO answer.
I'VE stand, as il were, on consecrstGd
ground. On this soil for the fist time in
tine history Of our country were planted the
prirciples of freedom, education, civil and
religious liberty, and here was also planted
the system of land ownership by all people
AZ AGAINST the feudal system that, com-
ing down through uunumbered years
of Ergl,sh history, had fastened itself on
many pats OF our country. | can revert
only in the most casual manner to these
insstimable blessings planted on the
groupd where we now stand. Their re-
suits are their monument; their endurance
and their irhCence their history.
"Washingion, Jefferson, the Adames,
franklin and others, saw in the country
west Of the mountains something more
rbau q mere colony where men could re-
trievs their fallen fortunes. They saw
stats. whose people, bound by the strong
est ties Of kindred and patriotism would
mite with the older States IN P~erPetuatiug
these principles that all the world is slow
Iy rcocguiEing as these only on which a
Nation can live. And so the colony &C.
c,ms in a large MEASURE National in char
scter. and hence National in its intiu-
apepG -
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MUSTANG LlHlMEKT

nxrcAS MUSTANG LISINENr eu-es all an
SfHossEs NVEE'"nd '-T'1 ~a"ia'
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I'm K N MES S

Or the Liquor Habit, Positively
Cured by Administering DR..
HAlncs' Golden Specific.
u can b given In : cup Of coffee without
he knowledge OF the psrons taking Il; Is sh>o.
lutsly harmless and VIII eaed Q p~szsnAneni AID
speedy cure. whether TIE patient il = moderate
dnnfer or an alcoholic wTtek. Il hss - ngren
In thousand OF eesek, END Ia ever incsnne .
tan oroe inpregastsd With the specific II be.
onznaz en- utter lmpo@fhiity Cor the Haunf Ape.
Ute 10 extS. For sale by LOGAN h CO.,
sep6NWFo Druzx1sA Wheeling. W. Va
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $3.50, 900.
IS-Estiee.-fieks els are Ter rGIlAn esly. Halves
90, Hfths, 81, Ttyths, 81,

a. n Pttes. ~arouptins N ,....-.......-...sS5.nt
Application for rates 20 clubs should ~ made
nD!y 70 ina cfnco Of tie Company ~ New CT
lcsMA
Frf further MfG-nlstion write clearly, riy.nk
fGl address POSTAL MOTIFS, E,pres
Money OriefEO or New fork Exchange IN Ordinary
ls IN, Currency b! GtrrusS tt Our eIpersl sd.
~. a. pGIPBIN.
AeS OTicSng, "a.
~. a. =. DGCpHIs.
S~BAhIrkten, ID. q.
AtirSn Registrars letter. to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
. Orleans, La.
RENEMRER lhnt the presence OF scne.al
BCsuregGTd and E2JlJ, whT ase In charge nf the
drawings "a glansiee OF Ghsoiuto fsirncrs ard
Int gritty, that tho chances are all equal, and
th4t no ono Can possibly divine what number
vii draw 4 prifa.
REMENBER thatthe payment OF all Pr,ss
"a GUARANTEED HI fOUR NATION.
Al BANKS Of new Orleans, and the Tickets
arJ ngned by the President Of an Institution,
whose chartered nght sIe recognised In the
highest Courts: therefore. beware OF any imila.
tioas or ANONYMOUS sobsmes mrlfWARgt
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ONO v RAILROAD.

fims tabis taking eRsc DECEMBER Y, d
PaneusH uains VIII run - fonows-Ooq
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PETROLEUM.
Pittsburg,

%PITTsBuRa, April 6.-Petroleum -Ac
tive and irregular; opened al 76a; closed
at 7ssc; highest 79tc; lowest 753c.
TItusvIlle.
TITUsvILLE, PA, April g. Petroleum
Opened at 76c; highest 79ic; lowest 75sc
closed 7ssc.
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WEAK. U

oGaed
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GovgRNMKSTs-Dull and steady.
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..-- Meta fsaHH whatsoever Of the dis
-.-r .a r,.E. sglhASss0 own itself since
GEO C)EEY.
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CINCINNATI, O., April Weak
common and light 81 O0a5 3d. packing and
butchers IS 2OI5 60; receipts $500 head;
shipments 600 head.
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Payment to be made monthly in cash.
Bios to be addressed to n. N. Orr, Secretary of
the Board of Directors of the Stockton State In
sane Asylum, Stockton, and Endorsed on the en-
yelope: Proposals for Furnishing Supplies"
Samples of articles required may be seen ct
the storeroom of the Asylum.
In order to preserve uniformity and facilitate
the award, it has been resolved to receive no
bids unless made upon blank forms furnished
by the Secretary.
By order of the Board of Directors of the
Stockton Insane Asylum of the State of Califor-
MIA at stockton. N. NJ. ORR, Secretary.
s2S-3wMWF
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COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO Ella xxxr.

~.-,,r 1 s s;cIi.. <Nzo, octoaer 9th.
io mi! ea sss4; k ss or q Sci 90
Ftaeappies, Sc 500 coc99r.; iSl s islf pan
anna oranges, 81 Apples, 5sassl IS 4 b box:
aSa aIs. eigya % box; Peaches, 50c@s1; Plums,
&C. pr,, 1sa @ in boxes, 40@50c; in cases. 75Gi
bqg1e' az >s42 50; Cape Cod, slS@I4.
ia a FRUiIS-NeW crop Apples, sliced, &C
81. o.. eVepoEeted 9esk9c; do qusgtered, 4@
J Reel:d 10 o@.s ,la pu 1s p5tted P zSss
1eFmsa, 6@7e; French, 1O@Ilc; French PTunes
eyap1rsted, 1215c; Blackberries, Il q l4c
Eigs, California. 4gsc; Apricots, 1291sc; Neg
per pound in SKIS, &c; Smyrna Oyals, 15e; Flats
| l6QiTc; Tubs, 9G7oc Dates, Sob bxs, 71EsSc
Dates, Cartoons ls@12c.
| TABLE ERUfT-AssoTtac, 21<-I5 cans, p dos
] 81 go, Peaches. SO 10; Bartlett. Pears, g IS
berries, 81 IS: Strawberries. g 50 Ap-riooss
u %; Au9oAs Grapes 81 Isl Red cuTEants
PIE FaClF3-251zz-b cans, Apples, 81 20; Ap
! ricots. 81 IS; Blackber-ies, g 50; Green Cages
8 40; Gecssberries, 81 81; Grapes. s. %
VEGETAB rs Green Peas. sweet, 697c, com
non, 495c; String Beans, 5@6c; Wax Beans, 5@6c
Corn, @@25c q dozen; Tomatoes, S5940c q box
Green Peppers, 6@Sc p b. Cucumbers, 7@Se e
dozen; Summer Squash, 2t9Sc; Potatoes-Early
Rose, S0G65c; Centennials. 60G65c Peerless
65@5oc; Burbank Seedlings, 70@Soc p ell; Onions
I
50@6Oc . 100 rs Turnips, new, 75c@Sl Z
sack; bunch vegetables. 10c q doz Parsnips. 81 81
| a. so; Beets, 75ctGSl; Horse Radish, l0912c 3 ID
Garlic, 2@Se; Artichokes. 6ot0.76e q dozen; Caul
| flower. 90c; Eggplant, 5@6c; Watermelons
| Sft91 so = dozen; Catalogues, 75eGSl p doz.
| FBS-klcuc, 50 % bDl; Oatmeal
lon sack, 31zc 2 b, s. 30 10o-b sack Cornme al
! white and yellow, 81 q Is u SACKS 81 is in 10
u sacks: Cracked Wheat e 50, lob sacks: O. 40
!, l00-Ib sacks; Hcminy 81 55 l0-io sack: 81 81. q
4 100 bs; Graham, 81 20, 10 d sacks; 81 So 100 b
4 sacks
! POULTRY-Dealers' prices: Live Turkeys
| hens, 169l7c; gobblers. 14aal5c; dressed, 1S920c
| iull-2rown Chickens, 50 5e@6 q dozen youni
Boosters, IS SOFAS 3 dozen broilere s2@S
tame Ducks, s596; PeAin. S7GS; Geese, S2@2 Z
EGGs--Caiitornis, firm, 4O@421ac Eastern, d
DAIRY PRoDUCTs-Butter-valley, 80 q
ern, packed in in frkins. choice, q
12(9lSc; Young America, 1S@14c Eastern Cream
American Swiss, 2Ic; Martins Cream, 15@17c.
HAY, GRAIN AN FREEDOM Hay, s12l@14 Z
ton; Alfalfa 90, IS go & ION; Bran, cit 2 ton
Ing 75@S6c: rolled, 81; Wheat (ehoice mining
paying. 81 so p cyt; Rye. ~ '2s@2 rs; Tame
Oats, 81 70; Wild Oats 81 S5@1 SO; Corn, psyin,
Embellishments - Alfalfa, e@1Oc
Timothy, Eastern, e@91zc p 70; Pop Corn
Ear, 2 q PIG, sheRed, "a q &c; 2 II
Red Clover, 1Q Gil p Il; BED Top
Gslifornia Walnuts, 9@i0o Almonds
new, I3@15c Peanuts California, 6@6Ic
Eastern, G@9e. Lard IGslifornis), cans, SPAS
Eastern, S3@@93Ec. Hides: salt, light and ne
5g514o. New Hops, 10000.
MEATS-Beef. 5G6c; Mutton, &c; Veal 7@93
Spring Lans3.s@sc; Hogs, 69614c; dressed Pork
Baeon-Mediunl NE; selected. lie: eStr
| light, 1870; extra light homeless. l41zc.
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TELEGRAPHTC BREVITIES.

Irha Dr:tisb tr,o,,, -, - I
-, ~, nsFe Won seVerai VIC
'',-9' IL t1e niacA nuns OF lhd'a'
Hagglns flrenzl won the mile and eighth
-' ~, ~ oeionie A'A' yesterday III Z'Vo
Inc English government regards Cleve-
isn4 reclamation message as an act OF bad
ial'h ana hosnilty.
SchuBeman's packing house and bntter.
me iaGtory at Cnlcae.o was burned yes;er-
cay Loss S4Zo,0uO; insured.
Al st. Johnsburg, VT, snow commenced
failing Monday night, and at noon yester-
day the storm was suil in PROGRESS.
Liverpool yesterday. ceused by q port be-
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4 POSSIBLE CLgW.
Arrest of Man Who Maybe the White
chapel Fiend.

LONDON, October 9th.-An arrest, which
the police think is important in connection
with the series of Whitechapel murders,
has been made. On Wednesday stranger
called at shop in the Gray's Inn road
with an overcoat TO be cleaned. The gar
ment was spotted with blood stains, espe-
cially the pockets, which were dyed red.
The proprietor of the shop thought this
incident suspicious and informed the po-
lice. Detectives were secreted in the prem
Uses. The suspect called for the clothing
last night and was at once taken into
custody.
He refused to give an account of Kim
self or explain the presence of the blood
stains on his clothing. He was held pris-
oner, and searching investigation is being
made
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
POSSIBLE CLEW To THE LONDON
MURDERER.
Preparations at Rome for Emperor
William-GermanG unboats
for ZanZibar-Etc
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNION. !
THE BULGARIAN oUEsrIoN.
Emperor William VIII Not Med .ds
Present With Outside Matte ~

ST. PETERSBURG, October 9th.-.The .Jour
nal de St. Petersburg discredits. the reD0r
that Emperor William int .nded 80 men
ton at Vienna and Rome any cneagemen
he may have made with Russia in relation
to Bulgaria. The object of his visits, th
Journal says, is solen mly TO reafiirm thai tn
triple alliance will not consider any specia
question which may arise. The late inter
view between the Gar and Emperor con.
WINGED the latter of Russ;a's pacific inten
tons, which doubtless he will seek to i'm
press upon Austria and Italy, if be consid
ers il necessary
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IRISH COMPLIMENTS.
BeMour and smith Denounced at
National League Meeting,

National League Meeting.
DUBLIN, October 9lh.-T. d. Sullivan,
speaking at meeting of the Irish
National League this evening said that
Balfour's indecent dance upon Mandeville's
grave would be an everlasting disgrace, and
that bis ISLANDERS upon the Irish patriot
would strengthen the cause for which he
died.
Fitzgerald, member of the Commons for
South Langford, said that Balfour gloated
over the sufferings of his victims Balfour
belonged to a ring Of Welchers who had
come to Ireland to try to exterminate the
people if they refused to be robbed. Smith,
the Government leader in the Commons,
he styled as "a pot-paunched paper mon
gern
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TRUSTEES ELECTION
For Reclamation District No. 3, Grand
Island.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ election for three Trustees for Reclamation
district No. 3, Grand Island, Sacramento county,
California. will be held at the dwelling house oil
MRS. REUBEN KERCHEVAL, within said Dis
trict, on TUESDAY. the 18th day of NoVEM-
Der, a. J.. 1888.
By order of the Board CT Supervisors OF Sac
Iamento County, made the 9Th day of October,
A, D. 1855.
lsEAL- VIM. B. HAMILTON,
County Clerk Of Sacramento County, and ex
oflieio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors OF
said county. o6-sd
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CANADA.
a New York Bark Wrecked, but

& New York Bark Wrecked, but the
Whole Crew Saved.
copyright. 1855, BY The California Associated Press
QUEBEC, October 9th.-The bark Mary X
Campbell, from New York for Montreal,
with cargo of coal, went ashore near
Mainline in heavy storm last night. She
is total wreck, but the crew are saved.
-Four Cinnamon Who Have Only One
More River to Gross.
NIAGARA (0nt.), October 9th.-The four
Cinnamon who were rejected by the Amer
lean customs authorities at the port of Sus-
pension Bridge, n. Y, are still here
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THE AFRICAN REVOLT.
ian Man-of-war Ordered to Proceed

Gernfan Man-Of-War Ordered &c Proceed
20 Zanzibar.
BERLIN, October 9th. - Four German
frigates. lying in the bay of Naples, for the
purpose of firing a salute in honor of En-
peror William upon his arrival there, have
received orders to proceed instantly to Fan
zibar. to protect the German residents,
whose lives and property are endangered
by the rising among the natives. They
carry /, $50 men and sixty-siK guns. 1t has
been decided to greatly increase the strength
of the expedition for the relief of Emin
Rav
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NOT A CRANK.
Professor Geffecken Asserts that He II
Mentally RESPONSIBLE.


BERLIN, October 9th.-The police have
seized the remaining copies of the October
number of the DeutSche Rundschau which
contained the extracts from the diary of
the late Emperor.
The Post says that Professor Geffecken
has been transferred to Moabit.
Professor Geffecken, through his counsel,
has lodged protest against the attempt of
his friends to plead that be was not re-
spensible for his actions.
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EASTERN ARD rogEIGN MARKErs.

NEW YORK, October 9th.
WHEAT-SI 1917 for c. sh, 81 173S6I l5I% for
December, and 81 2l@1 49, for May.
CHICAGO, October 9th.
WHEAT-sl 10 for cash, 81 10 for October.
81 II for November, and 81 1885 for December.
LIVERPOOL, October 9Th
WHEAT-Dull. California spot lots IS I'D
to IS 2szd: OFF coast, 42s Cd; just shipped,
ASS; nearly due, AS cd; cargoes off coast
quiet but firm, with two sales and eight waiting:
on passage, firm but not active: quantity OF
Wheat Oh passage to Continent 100000 qrs:
Wheat and Flour to U. X, 2,253,0G0 qrs; French
country markets, strong; Wheat and Flour in
Paris, rather easier; weather in England, frost
continues.
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De Lesseps and dis Ditch.

Copyright, 1888, bya California Associated Press
PARIS, October 9th.-Count De Lesseps
and son are making 2 tour throughout all
parts Of France, and the famous canal
builder is iecturing on the brilliant pros
poets of the Panama scheme and inviting
subscriptions to his lottery loan.
Strike Riots in Belgium.
lCoqyygt, 1888, by ate California associated Pres
BRUSSELS, October 9Th - Strikes have
broken out afresh among the miners. Scenes
of violence amounting to riot occurred and
troops were called on to suppress them.
UnearthiDg Conspiracy.
LONDON, October 9th.-It is stated that
the Italian Government is unearthing a
huge Socialistic conspiracy.
MoreIFloods Feared In Germany.
BERLIN, October 9 .h.-Continuou heavy
rains and snow are reported in parts of
Germany, and further floods are feared.
He VIII Never Be Forgotten.
PARIS, October 9th.-The death is an
nounced of Father Sehleyer, the inventor
of VelapI.!c.