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TUESDAY, APRILs2lst, ISL,

undersigned appointed special commissioner
for the purpole will OIL
TUESDAY, APRILs2lst, 1891,
at the front door OF tho Court House OF Ohio
county oliCr Of publ sale TO the highest bidder.
Benjamin Exley III, 10 and Of the west half OF
lot numbered 93l on the north side OF sixteenth
street in the addition u the town OF Wheeling
laid out by Noah Zane, Daniel SIeGnrol and
others (which half lot is thirty feet In Width
except the east twenty eight leGt aud ten inches
Of said west half lot and also lot numbered 70
on the north side OF Sixteenth street In the SRm0
addition, except part thereof bounded and de.
BcFlbed as follows: Beginning at Il point on tho
north side OF Sixteenth street NJ the south end
OF line running from the north side OF Six.
teenth street " Alley II, which line Is two feet
nine inches west Of the west brick wall OF house
number IS oil Sixteenth street and runs north.
WRsdly from the north side Of SlxEenIh street
aud parallel With the west brick sRll Of said
house TO Alley Is; thence WtStwaidly with the
south line OF Alley Is 10 the eRst llne OF lot
number 28; thence B0uthWArdly and along tho
east line Of lot number 2Sl 10 Sixteenth street;
thence eaStwRidly along the north side Of SIX
Lecnth street 10 the plaGe Of beginning
Terms OF SALE:-une.thIrd OF tho purchase
money and such farther sum Is the purchaser
may elect In hand, tho balance IN equal install.
ments at one and two years from the dsy OF
sale, the purchaser giving bond for the deferred
ins!allmGnts. with security approved By the
special commissioner, said bones 10 bear Inter.
eat IIoEn date and the title 10 be retained unul
payment Of the purchase money IN full
VIZ. HUEBADD,
speClAl Commissioner.
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IL PaInelI is for Ireland his behavior
is hard to understand. II for Parnell,
he Is no riddle at all.
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Sold eyerywhere. Price, CUTIcuRA. Zoo; soAP,
2sc! REsOLvENT, 81. Prepared by the PoTTER
DRU0 AND CHEalc4L Corporation, Boston.
EB-scnd for "H0W 10 Cure Skin Diseases" g.
nOBRa m il1uE ira tinnH and IN tRRtfmOnlHlR
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PROPOSALS..
DROPOsALs FOR DUMP SC0WS'

PROPOSALS FOR DUMP SCOWs
Q. g. EHGINEER oHHICR, CINcISS,T1
for the construction and delivery ii two bSr,',S'
ScowB for use with dfedgCS on the imn,nrip
ment Of tho Ohio River will be received Al ,SI.
Oftic0 until u m. on Monday, the Gih AZ W. y,
furnished on application. The Attention ~
bidders Is invited 70 the acts OF CODPFcsS ~. VI
proved February 20, 1881, and February "a Isl
WA. 4. MERRILL, Lieut.. Col Of EnglnerrE '''
mTgH 2i,2n .gGanDAg
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
.1TSn ~ SruiJ uApRU pRDpRRTY,

TRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
j "HI6H WATER MARK" PROtEST6.
BY Virtue OF deed Of trust pEde by ha a...a
Marsh, and Margaret 4. Marsh, his vile, GtoSv
Marsh, AID Sarah Marsh, bis vile, 10 me O. 'iu w
tee, bearing date august 90, 4 u ~, nng
recorded In the clerks Office Of the County Touts
Of Ohio county, ", Va, In Deed Of Trust b0oA
No. %, pRgo SO, i will tell on
RATURDAY, the 18th DAYot APRIL, AID. ISL
beginning a. 10 O'Clock a. M the following, S aS
scribed property, that II to say: All thAl piySg1
or parcel OF ground situate In tho sixth MArI OF
the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county "; 4 n \"
and known as portions Of loh no W" ~ I'M ~
ou( lots No. rs and 10, together Win Ihe i vi
pFovementS thereon consisting Of two AIG Hl
brick dwelling brick sable and otncL ~
houses, Il being tho same property rs hIFttoS
CohVeyed't0 the said Ralph AaFAh Enn HI ~ ~,
Marsh, by ReuryH Russell, s special her Ell
iS7i. and Of record In the clerks oice OF Vnl 1s
county, W. Va, INDEED Book No. o., pages 90
-' " JACOB DETwlLlER
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Cuticura Resolvent,

The now Blood Purifier, internally TO cleanse
tho blood OF all impurities and poisonous elo
menIE, aud thus remove the OAnSel, and Curl
cURA, the great skin Cure, and CuTIcpRA soar
an exquisite Skin Puriher and BeAutllGr, ex'
ternalIy 10 clear the skin and scalp and restore
the hAir), cure every disease and humor Of the
skin, scalp and blood, from infancy to age, from
pImplCa 70 scIOlulA.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA.
l. BLE POTTERY WORKS IN WHEELING,

|
TRUSTEES SALE OF A YALUA-
u BE POTTERY WORKS IN WHEELING
By yirtuo Of deed Of trust made by West
| Virginia China Company 10 me o. trustee, bear
Ing date the 18th day OF JAuuary, a. D. lkeg, and
recorded IN the CLERKS once o. the GonnIy
Trust Book No. IS, on pages H., g., band Q,
will proceed 10 sell At public sale at the front
door Of the Court House Of said county, In the
City Of Wheeling, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, THE 18Th DAY or APRIL, A. D. ls9l,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following Dc,
Scfibed property that Is 70 nay; A certain
piece or parcel OF land IN the First ward Of the
City OF Wheeling West Virginia, lying aud be-
| ing Immediately north OF tho property OF the
estate OF David Garden, deceased, Nest0l Nam
street aud south Of Fourth street formerly
called Bank street, and east Of the OHIO river
being part OF 'hG same property conveyed TO
Walter b. Brooks, trustee, by John j. Jones'
trustee, BY. deed dated the 18th DAY Of AngnsI,
A. D, 1913, and now OF record In the CIrtkH
Office Of the County Court Of Ohio County, West
Virginia, in Decd Book No. q, on pages lS4 and
1856, and being also the BRlno piece Of properly
that was conveyed by William I: Heafh hhu
Thomas O'Brien, tFuBlees 10 said west virginia
China Company BY deed bearing daic lhe !o "a
day Of september, A. D. lsS7, and Of record ln
tho said Clerks oflcG Of Maid County Court o.
Ohio County, in Decd Book No. 80, on pHge 10
will Rt the same time and place sell AZ o. W.
machinery, fixtures, tools and mOliIs OF "
said West Virginia China Company, Al me WotkA
Of said company, situated upon the ABOVE ue'
Dcribed property. ..,,,
The parcel OF land described above contains
about Two acres and one:hAli oil land Gnu hAA
upon It q large and complete pottery WOtEs'
which Is practically new, having been Int opera
ton lesG than two years. ..,.,o
TERNB oP BALE onC.third oil the putcl1Oo
money, or ~ much more rs the purchaser mhI
elect 70 pay, cRlh IN 'hRpd on the day oil M!e,
the residue in two equal inEtAlmenLs, payable
in one and two years from the day Of vale W.
deferred instalmentR 10 be secured 10 the haIh'
faction OF the undersigned truttGe Dy giving
lien on the property sold. -, ,--,,,.
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TOR RENT.

ToR RENT-A GROCERY STORE
L with fixtures and residence. Inquire o.
GEO. KLEEH, Fulton. mrO
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dor RENT-sTORE ROOM, COR,
II Third and Main streets. Apply 70 z
RODY, ll06 Main street. deI
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TO CITY GAS CONSUMERS.
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS TO
Il family without children. Inquire at no.
1900 Market street, mr21t
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hereby certify that bond and security has
been given as required by Law By William +.
Hubbard, the special Commissioner In the above
entitled cause,
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Fl. EMSHEIMER,
l8 and 20 Eleventh st.
ii. b. POTTS.
Great Clothing and Shoe Sale
GIGANTIC FAILURES! TREMENDOUS SACRIFICES!


sHoEs MAIN AND TENTH
upon @ @ SSss @ ss g sS s Ts Rs
a RRz EsS tsS
@ @ !hS
Sis ~ : 81 Ss7aE sa s s
e Is. n Ps ps 5 @
ES6 nj SiSSR XII WIFI
Cycone-Mens Fine Suits.
H:$ 4: t$9 is "a: ;$f IL &
aSa 81 Ps Hs
AWhIrpooI-M Mems
"a. s: 81 S': ELI. s:! 81; 10. e;
| worth double the
crash-Boys'
PANT, S S R Roy s sS sf sai G
B s. Ssa G1s qS @ fi Pi Fine f b Suits |
Ti.s
~ n Rxploslon-Men's Shoes
dyS IS MEN, q Congress Dress Shoes London Al 81.
NsRR ~
s ~ " @ 5S5 Ss
ASurprlse-LadIes' Fine shoes.
FE Sf$ % G * fii sPSi' s.
out OF The
Eye-opener-chidren's Shoes.
S$s: s 50 B!ss Sfas ia,a aai sSoss school
% sss, S s DSS RSR
RsR G @ ' Sales and sell
A Raoket-What We Give Away.
double az ana e Se.
G VII 4 S @ e @ a can got % Gut out
E. B. POTTS.
stoTss o.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

JOHN W. MITCHELL
Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County.
MARCH 10. i6Ol. MIRO
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DIOR sALE-FIVE DRAUGHT
u Horses and one Wagon. Inquire at No 10
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PROPOSALS..
EDWARD 3. FRAMzHElM.
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS.
. REDWOOD CEMETERY.

The annual election for Directors Of Green.
wSod Cemetery, 10 serve for the ensuing wear
will be held at No. IS Twelfth Sircet, FrsISiin
Insurance CompSny'S building, IRON Il o'CiocS
q. m. tol2 m. Thursday, March &C. 1891.
G. Il. MERKEL,
mt2J Secretary
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
" OF SIXTEENTH STREET PROPERTY.
Peoples Bank,
In ChRncely.

BhNI lmIn E1Iey, bF,I
Under and In pursuHuce OF decree made on
the % day OF June, 1883, by the CIr3uIt Court Of
ohio county, ID the above entitled cause, the
undersigned appointed special Commissioner
for the purpoIe will OIL
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INTANTED-TEN HONEST, SOBER
w and Industrious Men, who can furnish
good recommendations, 70 sell the Davis sew
MsEtnn. VIVA. mr2le
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NTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GEM
wv kRAL Ho7seEofk n 3 tmAn family.
| AnnIY n No. Zane Atreet Island. MRS
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ON THE WEST COAST.
Trouble Between the Portuguese and the
EnpIish in Africo

Trouble Between the Portuguese and the
English in Africa
LONDON, May 23.-A dispatch received
here from Lorenzo Marquee, Portuguese
town OF Africa, on the north side of Delagoa
Bay, says the British cruiser Brisk has ar
rived and reports serious conflict between
the British aud the Portuguese eolonists.
Commander WinslOe says the troops sta
toned at the Portuguese military post on
the river PungWe attacked the British
South Africa Company's expedition COM
Seyen Portuguese were killed. The British
loss is unknown. The British cruiser Magi-
cienne and British gunboat Pigeon have
arrived at Beira, Mashonaland, where, in
April, the Portuguese authorities seized the
British mail sacks and stopped Willough-
by's expedition,
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THE CHILEAN WAR.
The Congressional Party Claim Victory
Oyer the Government

PARIS, May 23-The delegates of the
Chilean Congressional party, referring to
the report cabled to Europe from I0uique.
that the forces of President Bdlmaceda had
captured TaltaI, give different story of the
affair. They declare that the Government
war-ships Imperiale and Almirante Condell
entered the harbor of Taltal during the alb
semce of the Congressional fleet; landed
their troops and issued a proclamation in
favor of President Balmaceda. But instead
of re-establiShing the old regime. according
to the Congressional delegates, the inhabi-
tants attacked the Government troops and
compelled them to withdraw.
The Congressional delegates also announce
that Bolivia has officially recognized the
Congressional forces as belligerentS.
THE SITUATION AT ACAPULCO.
NEW YORK, May pa Washington dis
patch says: The cOal-bunkeTs Of the ES-
meralda are still empty. Offieial advices
received at the State Department show,
however, that her officers still have designs
upon the Pacific Mail Steamship cOal-pIle.
They are growing desperate, and are not
above trlckeTy TO accomplish their object.
a dispatch from the Vice-COnsul at Aca-
puco states they came ashore yesterday
morning and represented they had just re-
ceiYed word sirom lquiQue that the Itata
matter had been settled to the satisfaction
Of all parties concerned. In the light Of this
information they begged that they might be
allowed to receive coal, in order that they
might Immediately return to Chile. They
did not get the coal. The Consul did not
bite, and he is probably glad he did not, for
be soon learned from Washington that the
Itata matter has not been settled, ana that
great care must be exercised to prevent
further complications, which might ensue
should the Esmeralda succeed in getting
coal from the American company The
pursuit of the Itata is still on. At least,
that is the inference of department officials
IN the absence Of any Information.
WILL NOT INTERFERE.
LONDON, May 23.-It is learned that the
Admiral commanding the British fleet in
Chilean waters has only ffered his services
TO adjust minor differences. He is not au-
thoTiZrd to offer British mediation between
the Chilean Government and the leaders OF
the Congressional forces.
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The PAPAL BUDGET.
Revenues and Expenditures Of The POn-
tifCal Government

ROME, May 23.-The Pope is taking steps
to secure greater economy of expenditure
at the Vatican, He has appointed COM
mission If Cardinals charged to do their
utmost to effect reduction in the expenses
1t is believed to be the first time since Sex
tus Y that the Pope has interfered in the
constitution of the congregations of Rome
Misery in Italy and the effects of national
bankruptcy on the funds OK the Vatican
have considerably augmented the eXtraor-
dinary expenses. Everybody asks money
of tie Pope. Then, again, the WORK Of the
Holy See is continually increasing.
THE PoNTIFICAL REVENUES.
While the resources OF the Pope are less
than the civil list Of most European SOW
ereigns, yet by wise ad miniStrhti0n these
resources, if not entirely adequate to all the
need Of the chuT b, are sufficient to insure
the working OF It's principal services. The
revenues of the POutiical budget are dis
bursed substantially rs follows: At the
disposal OF the Pop, 100000 francs; r
dInals, 100000; poor dlOceSes, 460,0 GEO; pre-
lecture of apostolic palaces, 100000,
Secretaryship of State, 100000; emDIOyes
and functionaTies, 1,500,000 and POntllcal
schools and alms-gfving, 100000. The half
a million at the disposal Of the Pope serves
TO maintain his household ana also to meet
other expenditures not included under the
other headings OF the budget
THE PoPE's BoDY-GUARD
The allowances for employees and func-
tionaries cover only the persons of the
faithful servants of the Pontifcal Govern
ment who refused to pass into the service
OF the Italian Government. This item be-
comes smaller year by year, as death thins
the ranks of the veterans. Nearly all the
Catholic schools in Rome are maintained at
the charge of the POpe, and the demands Of
charity tend constantly TO increase. Outside
Of these ordinary expenses there is a heavy
budget of extraordinary expenses. The
propaganda of faith has already received
three suhyentinns Of 500.0 600 francs eac1.
while the institutions and academies OF
Rome receive subsidies. The restoration of
the Basiiica Of the Vatican has cost ,000, 600
francs. IL is impossible 10 estimate how
much the Pope gives privately. His re-
sources are difficult to enumerate. Even
the administration Of ST. Peters pence itself
does not know the exact receipts and
expenditures of the Pope, because Leo
XIII receives directly the greatest sums OF
the Bishops and laity. Part of this money
is devoted TO extraordinary work and eX-
penseS, and part goes toward increasing the
secret fund reserved for future needs. IT
is asserted that this fund absorbed 0,000 600
francs of the sum received by the Pope on
the occasion OF his sacerd0tal jubilee in
1887. The average amount received an
nually by the Pope from St. Peters pence is
between eight and nine million francs. The
United States now contributes more than
France to this fund, sending annually $780,
000 Belgium comes n 'Xt after France, then
Holland, Spain, Germany, and last of ali
Italy,
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BAIL-JUMPER CAUGHT.
The President of the Keystone Bank Attempts
to Leave the Country.

to Leave the Country.
NORFOLK (Va.), May 23-United States
Commissioner Il. g. Brekford of Newport
News telegraphed to this city for the United
States Marshal to come there at once for the
purpose of arresting President Marsh of the
broken Keystone National Bank of Phila-
delphia, who was said to be there attempt
ing to get passage out of the United States
on the Brazilian mail steamer from there
this afternoon. To expedite matters search
warrant was drawn up by the United States
Commissioner in this city, and Deputy
Marshal Cross went to Newport News with
the papers this afternoon to make the ar
rest. The fugitive was to have ap-
peared in court in Philadelphia on
Friday, being under bonds of $4,000
with w. II. Wanamaker of Philadelphia
as surety. But he failed to appear aud
Wanamaker offered a reward of $1,000 for
the capture of Marsh. A telegram from
Newport News, received here at 9 10 O'Clock
tonight, says that the United States officer
reached Newport News just about the time
the steamer Advance, bound for Brazil,
sailed, and the defaulter and bail jumper is
thought to have concealed himself on The
steamer. The Marshal boarded the vessel
and will make a thorough search of her.
She sailed with him aboard and he will
come ashore this side of the capes, proba-
bly, landing here.
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT.
A Newspapers Criticism on the Increas
Production and Demand.

A Newspapers Criticism on the Increased
Production and Demand
New YORK, May 23.-The Commercial
Bulletin deyotes Hong editorial to the ex-
traordinary increase in fruit production and
impOrtations in recent years, especially
from California, and concludes: Such a
showing is evidence OF public prosperity
and a demonstration of the wonderful
progress and development OF the efficient
agencies of transportation and distribution.
1t is suggestive also Of the requirement OF
American f0ndness for fruit as pronounced
as the tastes viii b have been proverbially
ascribed as national traits of other countries.
The development of such taste is to be
welcOm on the grounds OF public health
and ubliC morals. The consumption of
fruit is one of the most etfectull correctves
of thirst for intoxicating drinks, and is
favorable to good digestion, very mDor-
tant element of good citizenship.
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Indians Growing Restless.

FoRT WINGATE On. Mex, May 23.-De-
tachments just arrived from the recruiting
service on the Navajo Reservation bring re-
ports indicating prospective and perhaps Sc
rious trouble there. The Navajos claim their
rights are being invaded by prospectors
from Colorado. The differences arise from
the question Of the right to prospect for gold
in the Cariso Mountains, near the border of
Colorado The Indians say the prospectors
have no right to come upon their grant, aud
fnIkn6 fhara
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SAN QUENTIN CoNVICTs.
Trial of the Prisoners Who Tried to Es-
cape

Trial OF the PRISONERS VINO Tried 70 ES-
cape.
SAN RAFAEL, May 24.-This morning
Justice Dufficy held court at San Quentin
Prison. Five cases in which prisoners
were charged with escaping were disposed
of. Hanlon and Manning. who escaped
from the prison and fled to the hills last
August, and there made a desperate re-
sistance, in which one of their pursuers
was severely injured, were held over to
answer before the Superior Court. The
cases of Byrne and johnson. kitchen en-
ployes, who escaped two months ago, were
dismissed. The case OF Slocum, or as he
calls himself, William Allen, was passed in-
definitely, the Judge instructing him that
his case was one which the Superior or
Supreme courts could pass upon on a writ
of habeas corpus. Sl0cum is the prisoner
who was captured in San Bernardino, and
when returned to the prison denied that he
was the person wanted. The prison off,
cials were positive that he was the party
wanted, and refused TO release him. 1t is
expected that the courts will be resorted to
in this case,
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Standing of the Clubs.

standing of the National League aud Amer
lean Association clubs, including tO-day's
games:
League-Chicago .692 per cent, Pittsburg
$50, Cleveland $50, Philadelphia .51S, Boston
.481, New Y York .461. Brooklyn .423, Cincin-
natl $40.
American Association-B6stOn .722, Balti-
more .666. st. Louis .5I8, Athletics .484 Louis
vile .461, Cincinnati .435, Columbus .405
Washington .258
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The HAWAIIAN CABLE.
Work Of The Survey to Be Soon
Commenced.

WASHINGTON, May %. - Your corre-
spondent visited the Navy Department this
morning and talked with Richardson Glover,
the photographer. Mr.. Clover has recently
been promoted to the grade OF Lieutenant
Commander He is we'll known in Califor-
MIA for his survey work in Alaska and on
the Pacific Coast, and is the son-in-law of
the late ex-senator Miller. Mr. Clover
said that the appro ration OF $4,000
made by the last Congress for sur
veying a cable line TO Hawaii will
not be available until July 1st next,
and that work will commence as soon
after that date as possible, aud it will prob
ably take about three months to complete it.
Commander RamSey is not in the city, and
the details of the work have not yet been
settled. The United States Fish Commits
sion ship AlbatrOss will go to Behring Sea
this summer, So it will probably not be con-
ven lent TO transfer her to the navy for this
survey work. The 1hetis has orders to
make survey of Scammon Lagoon, which
is about 200 miles south OF San Diego. This
work will take four or five weeks, at the eX-
piration of which time the Thetis will be
available for the systematic prosecution of
the Hawaiian cable survey.
LAND CASE DECIDED.
In the case of Lorenzo ID. Parker vs. John
NJ. Blair, involving land in the Marysville
(Cal.) district, the decision of the Commits
sion er was affirmed.
PACIFIC COAST SENATORS.
Senator Stewart expects to remain in
Washington several weeks yet. Mrs, Stew
art and daughter will spend the summer at
resorts in the Immediate neighborh0od of
this city. going for lengthy spell to the
White Sulphur Springs.
Senator D0lph and family will start on
Monday for Portland, Or, and will not re-
turn here until the fall.
RESTORED TO DUTY.
Private Alexander Schneider. who de-
serted and surrendered May 3. 1891. at
Angel Island. Cal, is restored to duty with
out trial, upon condition that he make good
the time lost by desertion and refund to the
United States any expenses incurred by his
surrender He is transferred to the band
of the First Infantry, stationed at that post,
and will be assigned to a company by
the regimental commander
PosTOFFICE AND PENSIONS.
John Dugar has been appointed Postmas s.
ter at Newark, Alameda County, Cal, ice
George Th0rne, deceased. Henry g. p
Morse has been commissioned Postma ster
at Proberta, CAL Pensions have been
granted to the following Californans: {:
Elijah r. Swartz, William r. WINNER,
Eleaser K. Young, Henry e. Dealings and
john Cawley.
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south American Revo,ut;on

BUENos AYREs. May 22-The statement
that revolution has broken out in the
Province Of Cordova, Argentine Republic,
is confirmed. There was firing In the streets
of CordOva, the capital of the province of
that name, Thursday and Friday. 1t is be-
lieved the revolt was instigated by the lead
ers of the rival factions in Buenos Ayres.
Troops Guelled the disturbance yesterday
evening.
The Chamber Of Deputies has adopted a
bill postponing the payments of bank de-
posits for twenty days.