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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-21

STATEs-Dull and heavy
RAuRoADs-Dull; sales 49,
SrocKs-The market to-day was lifting
tender for that of yesterday. The inter
est of the day was centered in dealings IN
sugar reiineres, silver certificates anu Clt-
liens Gas, of Brooklyn. Sugar continued
lis rise of yesterday upon the favorable de-
cision of the general term and scored d
further advance Rock Island ana Louis
Vile and Nashville were rather strong out
their movements were devoid OF interest
The market finally closed intensely duil'
Final changes were fractional. Sales -;
2lq shares. Quotations closed BID as 10Y
lows:
Adams Express: l5O; American Express
I15. Canada Pacific, slS<; Central Pacihc.
70, Chesapeake and Ohio, "a: do. first
preferred. 60: do. second preferred. 49, :
Chicago and Alton, 1870; Chicago, Burning
Ton and Quincy. 1861: Delaware and HUI
son. 1921: Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western. ASA. Denver and Rio Grande,
is. Erie. 255S: do. preferred. 80; Fort
Wavne. l55: Illinois Central, ll6ts; Lake
shore. 1899; Michigan Central, "a; MIN,
neaDolis and St. Louis, e: do preferred
IL. Missouri Pacific. 49,; Northern IA
citic 30; do. preferred. So; North
western. 1llil: do preferred, IA; New
Work Central. los: Oregon Transconu-
neutal. 4G55: Pacific Mail, a.; Peoria
Decatur and Evansville, POS PlttsDursi
I'M. Pullman Palace Car. PIG. Reading
ass: Rock Island. 90i. s.. Louis ana san
Francisco, 81 do preferred. b514 10 mrs.
nreferred. $: St Paul, -: do. preferred
iI7it: St Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba
iii: ST Paul and Omaha, 81 DO prefer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-21
Howjs YourBIood?

had malignant breaking out on my
leg below the knee. and was cured sound
and well with two and Il half bottles OF
s ) 5. Other blood medicines had fail
ed TO 90 me any good.
WILL {. beatty, Yorkvillc, ) I.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-21
rhe rnrllnmentary Recess.

LoNpoN. July l9.-The Post says 1t has
reason to believe that the present session
of Parliament will come to an end On
August q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-21
BELLAIRE.
BIT OFF HER TONGUE.

\ lady named Monroe, who resides IN the
First ward. me, with peculiar as well as
a distressing accident yesterday morning.
The lady lost her footing going down
stairs. Her tongue was protruding when
She fell. and the end OF it was cut OH.
Physicians were called and the end was
sewed on II was "A painful experience. To
add TO her pain, her leg was sprained when
She fell
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-21

red, 92]<: Texas Pacific, 2O9z; Union Pa
cifc 63i{; United States Express, p;
Western Union. s3l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-21
3lll5efIin9 Register
Gruurlrrs' C5uinr.

4 RRVAL AND DEPARTURE
n OF TRAlNS-ENrLANArION oF REFER
ENcE MARKS. sDady SUNDAY excepted. .Mou-
dag Hyrerf.i S~uulIv excepted. Saturday
,,c.nt.. saturday only. SUNDAY culy-15
Meridian MAY 90. 1850 Wheeling time. which
I. one luur earlier than Central Tine.
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Ratlrcnns.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Rail

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
- ROAD. DEPARTURE & ARRIVAL oF TRAINS
~tYhA At Wheeling. Eastern
ZEa5EWSsA time. Schedule IN effect
AAfT E&&,SA MAY 18th. 1880
RSRSESVA& MAIN LINE EAST
Ls6E wv For Baltimore. Philadel-
80 81 Ike u phia and New York, l2:0l
SAh/syE1 and I. % a. NJ, :. - daily.
w. s75=f$R Cumberland Accommo-
w. ll--A---lIl ~ dation, 500 a. IN. daily
sFzzIS% except Sunday.
lI1 Grafton Accommoda.
ton, 2:35 p. m. daily
Moundsyllle Accommodation. 500 and 500 4.
m, ana 2:dS aud b:lO p. m, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
$50 a. m, and l2:i5 p. m. and ll.25 %. m daily
Cumberland Accommodation, 5.O5 p. m. ex-
cept Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation i2.i5p m. daily
Moundsville Accommodation. 7.sD a n and
Y; b. $50 and 7;l5 p m, except Sunday.
TRANS-OHIO DIVISION.
For Chicago, S:S5 and 1000 a. M and 1914
p m daily, and 4:S5 p. m. daily, except sunday.
Cincinnati Express, 1913 .. m. and lOiJ D. m,
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, 4:S5 P. m. excep,
Sunday.
St. Clair,yille Accommodation. 500 and 1905
a. H. AMI As and i.S5 p. m, except sunday
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express, 80 and 3 % a. M. and . 90
day
Cincinnati Express, $50 a. n and 6.lJ p. 3D..
Columbus Accommodation, 1890 g. H., daily
except sunday
s.. Clairsyille Accommodation. II 90 a. n. and
1875 and 6.lO ?. m. except Sunday.
W, & b. DIVISION.
Tor Plii>burg. $40 and ~ "a. m. and s - %.
m, daily, and 40 p 10, daily. except SUNDAY:
and 200 p. m, Sunday only
Washington Accommodation. $50 p. 3d.. "a
cept sunday.
ARRIVE.
From Ptisburg 1000 a. m. dolly. i2.rln M .
except Sunday. $40 and 1910 D. H.. daily. and
II 80 n. m. Sunday only
Washington Accommodation. IS a. ~. daily.
except Sunday.
CHAS O. SCULL.
mNlO Gentrul Pr, MGR A.-nt-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at , Per Cent.-Governments Dull
and Heavy-Stocks Steady-Flour Firm
and Wheat business Fair

NEW YORK, July IH.-MOHCy on VaTI
easy with no loans; closing easy at . per
cent; prime mercantile paper at 5a6is per
cent. Sterling Exchange quiet at lsi a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-21

SubIimity. but neither your graceful
posture nor the roll of your blank verse
will attract heavenly attention, while
over some dark cellar in which some
Christian pauper is PROSTATE in the
straw, angels bend from their thrones
and cry one to another: Behold. he
prayS," Through this open door OF
heaven what long procession of pray
ers is continually passing, What
thankSgivmgS, What confessions
What iutercessions, What beSeech-
iugs, And behold door was opened
iu heaven
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-21
DOR SALE

six and three roomcd Frame House on Woods.
near Twenty -fourih street, lot 5JNlOO 5000.
Several mall houses
5000 90 loan on real estate security.
GEO. j. MATHISON,
1910 Chapline Street.
Telephone i07 iy3
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NAB zzEA

was troubled from childhood with
an aggravated case of letter, and three
beetles Of :. :. ;. cured me perina
nently. WALLACE MANN,
Meanwhile, |. I.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-05
Sine Was untIdy.

A funny story is going the rounds
ora young lady who found 81 hcrse-
shoe, and wishing for good luck,
placed thunder the pillow in compan.
with her false teeth. In the morning,
in the hurry addressing, SHE substitute.
cd the shoe for teeth and wore it for
some time before the mistake was
discovered. This story was told to
n Young lady visiting Meadville,
Penn. and with great astopishment
IN her voice she exclaimed, land new
ar washed the shoel" She was evil
IDENTIFY more surprised over the lack
Of cleanliness than the dse OF the
girls mouth.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-05
Keeping Late Hours.

"a well known society lady," who
makes the concealment of her name
the condition OF her confidence, save
that the fashion ofkeeping late hours
is solely an imitation of the English
custom and utterly ridiculous in this
country. In London, where the sea-
son is very short, lasting only few
weeks, the same people often have to
go 70 Ave or six houses OF an evening.
II is, therefore, impossible for them
to get TO the last three or four recep-
tions before midnight. And then it
makes much less difference there, as
merrymaking is almost entirely con-
fined 20 the leisure class, who can lis
abed till nooh or later Rthey like.
In New York the season is long, and
people who have only one reception
10 20 to OF nm evening do not get
there before IL or II. Even our so.
Getty men have to get down town in
the morning. The consequence is
that the men who are so young that
thew don't count in business, or very
much anywhere off the dancing floor,
and the old men who can afford to
take things more leisuely, regetting
TO be the only ones who attend fash
ionable receptions. The men who are
between % and 80 viii not keepsuch
late hours, lind the ball rooms are
Obliged to rob the cradle and the
crave for their recruits.-New York
ADVERTISER.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-05
oLoRIFY THE ROOM.

vr,, opsH throw the shutters. and
w ". curtain ihFow aside;
!. NJ y ths sun's bright messengers,
4. II their golden pride,
M ~ = matters II from costly rug
a. taks the rainhow blo0mY
I shower gems on II instead.
IA gloriiy tho room.
i. =. the .iiings that they bring
~ 80. ~ good, and Geld, and Hill,
- siariug bird. aud humming bee.
Nv s-s ths little dancing Fili
49, theB many shadows fly-
80 ~, Danish thoughts o. gloom;
" ", IN . welcome let them Ia,
- elority the room.
80 ,Asn comes wealth; upon the weak,
~ mang blessings shed;
! y, tj,sps strengthen tired eyes
IA touch pale chesks with rsd.
!, SO too dear for them 10 sssk
~ asvkRess TO Hume.
rtssk God that Nc can let them In
Il slosily the room,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-05
EcHo-soNo.

Who can say whore Echo dwellsr
In some mountAin-caye. methinks,
Where the white owl sits and blinks:
Or in deep, sequestered dells
Where the ioxglove hnngs its bells,
Echo dwelIs.
Echoi
Echoi
Phantom OF the crystal Air,
Daughter of sweet Mysteryl
Here iS one has need of thee,
Lead him to thy secret lair.
Myrtle brings he for thy hair
Hear his prayer
EchOi
Echo!
Echo, lit thy drowRy head
And repeat its charmed word
Thou must needs have overheard
fester cen ere, rosy red,
Daphne down the valley fed
Words unsaid.
Echo
".
Breathe thevows she since deniesl
She hath broken every vow;
- What she would she would not new
Thou didst benr her per;uries,
Whisper, whilst shut my eyes,
Those sweet lies,
Echol
Ecaol
Thomas Bailey Aldrich in the Atlantic.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-05
AN OUTCAST.
A SKETCH FROM LIFE.

Ohm ANDR + w s
was a social leper.
There are such
things extant, and
John Andrews was
one of them. lie
had served a term
OF twenty years in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-18
AFRICAN QUESTION.
Agreement Between England
and Germany Made Public.
Austrian 1inistsf Of Var Explains HIS
Remarks on the Army.
Iusubot dina ton In the Chinese Navy-
Eyfaud eurrsudssed to France.

Lo>poN, June Lord Salisbufys
dispatch to Sir 4. Il. Malet. British an
hassador at Berlin, containing an aarse-
men, With Germany, declares that Ger
many's claim that where one power occ-
plea the coast another may not, ~ishout
consent, occupy unclaimed resions In the
rear. cannot he sllowed In cases where the
country is already occupied by Enslishmsn'
| ~here there are no English settlements
| England has no title 10 advance agaiuss
| Germany claims.
An agreement ss collsted from the fore
going dispatch and from special editorial
| IN the Roischsanzeiger Of Berlin, 10 - fol-
lows England rc,Ains the Stevenson road.
which will be the boundary between Eng
liah and German sphcres. The passage Of
| German subjects and goods will be free.
and exempt from transit dues between
| Lake Nyssss and Congo State, and En1lish
goods and subjects are equally exempt be-
tween Lake Isngany ikA and the Briush
| sphere. In all East African territories
| subjected 10 their influence, equal rights OF
| settling or trading shall be conferred BY
| the two powers respectively on their sub
iects. Other missions are 10 he granted for
freedom Of religious teaching. Tho dstails
of the frontier between Ngsmiisna and
| pamsrsland remain to ne settled by Mir
Percy Anderson and DIR. krAuel.
| In Togoland the frontier 10 rectided, Sc
curing the mouths of the Volta 10 England
aud giving Germsny access 10 the Volta
river at q higher point. Germany cedcs
With and the islands of MAnda, PAtta and
Somsl. comprising = coast line OF over 200
miles, to England. Except In the Congo
State there will be no competitor with Brit
ish influence between the first degree of
south latitude and the borders OF Egypt
along the whole country lying south and
west of the Italian protcctorstc In the Sui.
tsna,e of Zanzibar. including the islands
Of Zanzibar and Pembs.
| England viii assist Germany TO obtain u .
ce,sion Of the German coast line hitherto
rented from the Sultan. On payment Of
an equitable Indemnity, England will cede
lieligoland To Germany. subject 10 the
consent of Parliament. The inhabitants
will be entitled for certain period 70 de-
clare for English nationality. The present
customs tariff is to be continued 20 years.
other colonial disputes in Africa are re-
served for friendly settlement.
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Belsians Competing For Iron Con.
tracts.

PirTsBt RGn June IA decided sensa-
ton has been created among Pittsburgh
iron and steel manufacturers by the offer OF
a Belgian iron firm to supply the structural
iron necessary for the new Court house al
Minneapolis 20 per cent cheaper than II
could he furnished by Pittsburgh msnufsc.
lures. The contract is large one-$3 ,000.-
900 being the estimated cost. A member
of the firm of Carnegie, Phipps & Co, who
are the largest structursl-iron manufactur-
ers of Pittsburgh, said today "The actual
price of beams and channels today Is, say
81 10 per 100 pounds, and of angles S22 l5
am convinced that the Belgian firm can.
not underseli those prices 25 per cent, They
charged 81 % for the iron which was fur
nshed under the contract at Austin. Texas
and since that time wages and other items
Of cost have advanced ih the foreign mar.
kets fully II per cent. Under these cir
cumstances | hardly see how they car
compete for the Minneapolis contract" Al
the Belgian Consulate, however, the gen
uineness Of the offer was confirmed, and il
was further learned that the Consul il
Pittsburgh had been notified by the Belgian
firm of its intentions.
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Regatta at Leke Quipsigamond

WORCESTER, June 1.-The fourth an
nuAl regatta of the New England Amateur
Rowing Association at Lake Quipsigamond
this afternoon attracted nearly two thou
sand spectators. The water was slightly
ruiiled by a southwest breeze. The prizes
are set cups and bxnners valued at about
$500 The referee was James 5. Aborn of
the Narragansett Club, Providence, II |.
Walter Stimson, President Of the New Eng
land Association, WAS started. Nearly all
the races were well contested.
Canoe race, mile with turn. Starters, W.
l.. Ferry. Crescent Boat Club. g. l.. Libby
Arlington Boat Club. o. W. White more,
Arlington Boat Club. A. S. Putnam, Tatas-
sit Boat Club. Libby won, Whittemore
second. Perry third. Time. 10 "a.
Other races with two miles with turn.
The entries in the single scull junior race
were o. NJ. Dyer. Bradford Boat Club.
George Mitchell Shawmut Boat Club. A.
c. bowling. Crescent Boat Club, T. Hig-
gins, Wschusett Boat Club. 1t was
closely contested at the start by Mitchell
and Higgins, but the latter won by dozen
lengths At the finish. Time. II "a 10.
The single scull intermediate race Was
contested bv Thomas Keenan,, Shawmut
Boat Club G. J Kirby, Pswtucket Boa,
Club; +. Haas, Wschusett Boat Club. In
the early part of the race the prize seemed
to lay between Haas and Kirby. KenEsn
came in on the homewari stretch and won
from Kirby by one length. Haas dropI ed
out of the race. Time, IA min. 10 2 sec
Single scull; Senior, VIM Cadrey. Law
renee Canoe Club; + ID. Rogers, Tstsssii
Canoe Club. Big odds were offered and
taken on Rogers a, the winner before the
start. Cafrey took the lead at the start
and easily held it to the finish. Time
II 331.
Veruua Crew. Brooklyn, N. Y. George
Frieth and J. Plat, Jr.. had a walkover il
double scull; no opponents appeared
| Time, l3 30l1.
The Junior four-oared working boat race
vas contested by the Salem Boat Club
| Salem, Neponset Boat Club, Nepon'et
Riverside Boat Club, Cambridge, Worccs
ter Boat Club, Worcester. Everett Boa
| Club, Boston. Worcester won by a dozer
lengths, Riversides, second. others a quart
er of mile behind. Time, Is minutes, 4.
seconds.
| The Senior four pared shell race be
tween Bradford Boat Club, Cambridge
Atalantas, Boat Club, New York, wa
closely fought from start to finish, ths
Bradfords won BY length and half
| Time, IL minutes. 33 seconds.
| Junior four-oared she'll race. Contest
ants Crescent Boat Club. Boston. Atalanta
Boat Club, New York. Bradford Boat Club
| Cambridge. The real contest was between
the Atalantas and Bradford. After ib,
mile aud half post was passed the Atlanata
won hands down. Time, l3 SO.
| The last race was between the Bradforl
and Shawmut clubs, eght-oared shells
The Bradfords won easily. Time. ~.
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New Railroad Connection Opened

Tacoma, n. H., June 1.-THE Lake
Shore Railroad. from Laconia to Alton
Bay. connecting the Concord and Montreal
and the Boston and Maine systems. was
successfully opened to-day under the aus
pices Of the Laconia and Lake Village
Board Of Trade. The road will be opcr-
ated by Concord and Montreal. Three
excursions trains were run to-day, carry ing
the Board of Trade and invited guests.
AZ Lake Village the national salute and
bell ringing greeted the train. Acting Gov.
raggsrt, Col II b Quimby Hon. B. J
Cole, Hon. Chss. II. Bartlett made brief
remarks. At Lacopia business blocks
were decorated and cannon fired.
Exercises were held at Moulton Opera
House, Hon. ". l.. Melcher, President.
Remarks were made by Hon G.. F. Stone,
G. A, Busiei, President of Lake Shore
road, Hon B. A. Kimball, Concord & Mon
treai road. e1-Gov. Fred Smyth, Man
chester, Hon. Joshua g. Hall, Dover. and
Gsorge N. Eastman, Pennington.
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RICHMOND.

On Monday evening Odd Fellows and
their wives to the number of seventy FIVE
met in Odd Fellow Hall on Main street to
give = reception and present n valuable
lock bought BY Odd Fellows to = brother,
Frank A. Osborne. At 80 N. G.. Buker
vent 10 the home OF the brother and asked
him to 90 to the hall fer = few minutes
work. Mr.. Osborne, not wishing TO leave
his lately welded bride alone. asked his
sister to remain till his return He hsd no
sooner left than he vas followed by them
to the hsll. Going TO the lodge room door
and clothing himself With lodge regaEa be
entered, to Be locked at by not only Odd
Fellows but ReheccAs as veil. Getting out
Of his regalia ~ best he could under the
circumstanees~ he vas conducted to the
front Of the chair of r. j. Buker Who in
well chosen words presented him and hi,
wife, uho hsd arrived in the lower part OF
the hall, With the clock Mr.. Osborne
vifh the remark that under the circam
stances none would expect . speech from
him, kindly thanked them for the mos
welcome and useful article. At $50 ics
cream snd cake we're served, after which
all we're invited to Mr.. Osborne's home "a
viev de many valuable presents received
q their wedding fev days ago. A siivel
service and many other presents too numer
oss 10 neation uese 70 be seen. Then d
repaired 10 their homes. yell satisfied viii
The hfkie surpsise that had been given /,
popular brother.
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A Church Becomes Wealthy Through
an Oil Well

PfrrsBuRG, June 1.-THE c0ngre cation
of the Forest Grove Presbeterisn Church
have sold its oil lands to the Standard Oh
Company for $4,000. The members have
already received cash bonus of $500,
netting the church s92 500. The Standard
has been buying in the field lsiely. and
when the members Of the congregation
offered to sell in preference to speculating
in oil, the company named price which
was very acceptable to the congregation.
After several meetings the figures named
above we're agreed upon. The Forest
Grove property consists of about twelve
acres of land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-18

NV YoRk, June l7--"Gene' Mercs-
der the southern trick Swimmer, swan
yesterday from the Wallabout Creek, op-
posite the Brooklyn Navy Yard, to Pier 10,
T. r., New York, in less than one hour,
with his arms bound with straps and
seventy five feet Of rope. 10 each hand
he carried = dumbbel weighing two
pounds, and be held a small American flag
between his teeth. He propelled himself
by drawing his knees up as far as be
could. and then strengthening them ont
quick and hard. Steve Brodie followed
the swimmer in his rubber suit. but his ser
vices were not needed. The start was
made at II IL A. NJ and the finish a few
minutes after noon. The swim was the
result of $500 wager.
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Chinese Flockipg 10.

SosoRA. MEXICO, June 1.-THE Chi
ne.e ARE coming into Sonora in large mum.
bers, every vessel landing at Guaymas
bringing more or less. There we're not
less than four hundred arrived in the las,
four months. I, is undeY:tood that the
United States 10 their point of destination.
Several bands sought employment in the
mines without success. Considerable feel
ing is manifested by the Mexican laboriug
class against the Chinese coming into the
United States.
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More Contract Laboreys.

NEw YoRk, jane 1.-THE steamship
Rusia arrived from Hamburg yesterday.
She brought A. steerage passengers l06
ArmeniaBs. also = party of Italian laborers
numbering thirty-six, who have come here
under the contract labor system. All are
nov detained at the barge Office, and will
in all probability. be returned. The Ar
menians are a most degraded set and have
come here to beg and peddle. The Italians
we're conducted" by q padroue, Auns Il
Bellonfonti. who vent to Iatly three months
ago to collect the men he now brings here,
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SUPERIOR COURT.
June Tsrm-Hon. o. q. Hall. Presiding

g. T. STEvEss, Sheriff.
W. s. CBoATE, Clerk.
+. A. SMALL, Stenograpber.
WArERvILLr, MI, June II, 1880.
Rice vs.. Howard. In this case a verdict
was returned this morning in for the de.
fendant.
Gott Poolsr vs.. Phillip Perry. y. A.
Waldron for plaintiff. and s. &. Brown fcI
defendant Assumpsi, on account annexed
TO writ 10 recover s2j, the balance due
for horse. The deft. claimed that th.
horse vas warranted to him A. all right,
ba, that he proved to be balky. whereby
deft. vas damaged to the extent Of At least
s25, the sum alleged TO be due. Verde,
for pl'. for sI3.
No cases being ready for Wednesday
court adjourned until Thursday at 10
o'clock.
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Eyraud Surrendered to the French
Detectives

HAvANA, June i7.-Michsel Eyraud, the
Frenchman. who was arrested here on May
20. for the murder in Paris. on July 20,
1859, of NJ. Goune. court functionary,
was turned over 10 the French detectives
MN. Gaillarde and Soudain. Al an early
hour the Spanish police entered the cell In
which Eyrsud was confined. When the
prisoner knew the cause OF the visit, he
was surprised, but offered no resistance.
lie WAS msnacled and conducted to the
wharf where the steamer Lafayette vas
lying. and WAS there given in charge Of the
French officers, with whom he conversed
freely. He frequently wept and CON-
plsined of the bardne. of the press,
which, he said, had no right TO Judge him
until he had been tried. During . CONVEX
sation with reporter, he said "You may
ray you have seen me manaclcd, but moth
iog che"