@37]c, closed at 378c for May; cattle, common to good, $400@4 3 (Ps.) contected election case, but it is doubtful whether e will bﬁ: resent. At least fifty mewbers Tt night on steamer ¢ .L'Rm’%.. a trip to Fort orfalk, and a number are on Jeave to go home. INDIAN TERRITORY INVASION. At the cabmet meeting yesterday afternoon there was a discussion of the report that the Indian territory good to choico, $4 5, all sold; butchers' stock steady at $2 00@3 80; Oats—Easier and lower; No. 2, 313, | stockers andfeeders, commontochoice, ; : edgo of i, although ho seemed to per- [is to say, he does mot Frvy B R Soptly undorstand it fmport. mean to be bullied or coerced. The ' r. [cLea: read a long ac- ; . B H&,’%ﬁﬁxx:;e;i:tg;nt:ﬂz;‘ 7:'- o e e e o o the | excitement among Peunsylvavians is r. Now asked to take up the bill on | Fiof, and witness testified that the re- | quiet but intense. - There the calendar. Tt was very much exaggerated. Mr. | feeling that Cameron is pls Mr. Conger objected and sald that Whiluiﬂe*i_- one of the trustees of | perate game, very dangerous to his as- bé found it impossible to take up a bill | Mr. Woodside's church. but, not be- | o qoncy in the state, and vay in whi i ing & friend of the pastor, is not al- in which ho way interestod. Tt soomed | 0% & felenll of the pastor, 1 nob ol | L0l of rovat, ‘dsy by day ine term, because of ita violation of the with that at the New Jersey Central, o o unwritten Jaw of the land, andbecause | 30 he went on to the Falls. Ho | Wi L0 B8 118 0% < (ERR Senieh, | S64c, elousd at 36} for June; of the danger of overturning a proce- =;“e‘: o A P"l;! h"h"': -3% et = ‘d"‘_ P b dent always adhered to by the great about an hour. On his returd he look- | cendiary. 304c for eash: 30§@ 4 men of thelcountry. In addition I |©d in at Ryan'sand saw two persons | special Dispatch to The Bas. :{mﬂ -‘?)ti ;R;}[c‘ ;»:2;?t | LF i nd ol sl it ot | S o L Prouis 1 kota. The SixtH iffaptry yeill act un- | ;. rmwoRKMEN. tonizing MNavization. % Resolved, That the tenchings of the | ity yostarday, “The cxecution was | 9pb the licutenants named above. I| New Yomk, May o =i Sr. Louts, May 7. N\ derordorshareoforersued to prevest = Punus, May 7— p. m.—Fiisen |7l e Tubes. fathers of our republic, with their | condcied. privately, ocsurring in the | %0 Beboes, iR (ho feeorter ko | seners inrentiason s e Madion | Wheat Zo Sisl0T 137 Tor May, miners and others fram trespastig ot [ 4. ,1s0nd persons are idle st Roubaix isviLie, Ky., May 8—1 a. m.— | holy fear of nionarohs snd thrones, | corridor of the county jail, and in the story to find a conclusion and he forth- | yestorday and given to the jury who, | $1 054@1 052 for June; 0}@95%c for the Ute lands, ¥ to eject all porsons who may be fouad there without per- miesion from the proper authorities. CONCRESSIONAL. A st boat has b lete i il i i on account of the ciosing of cotton | lan: whieh, I suceenitul wil eavates | B2 Slven et e | atons . sunte. RS | with callod Sergeant Eoglehart, an en- | aiter an abeence cf an lioue and.tea | July; 02002} for Aug factories. Numerous sirikes _ are | toujze steain navigation. Ferdinnd | shall not oceapy the high ofhce. of | bad nothing to say, shook hands with | listed soldier, who swore that o was minutes, rendered o verdict that the | $1 09}61 094c; No. 4 do, §1 03} inteatenod. Vageta, & millwright, has been ex- | president more than two terms, and . | the sheriff, and died with the utmost | 12 Ryau's on Saturday befors the out- | deaths cf Ry Ane’ &:ﬂe'}”“g‘i o 00";:&‘;‘}‘;3 &éi?géj; oot ) a = > L L/ rage. ere were. 4 ) 4@ 341 H ¢ for June; perimenting on a wheel for years, and | * Jhereas, Thore are-setious fears | bravery. ~The drop was four and a hion, Ryan asked him if ho was look- | William M. Tileston were dus to the | 84}c for July;, 33c for August. 0. 3 do, e g THE CUBAN LOAN. it bl At e z . 3 Specal Dispaich to The Bea. < ypectar Dibparcn 57T B g [ et mtiotal ‘bank, e o ot Darties ol b | e e e e et X0 | ing for cadets. Ho jokingly ropled | faulty construction of tho Madison |~ Onta—Betiet but slow; 1jastic. | | MALARIALANTIDOTE Wasnrxotox, May 7—4 p. m.—} Mok, My 7—4 p. m.—Tho gov- | he has built a boat seventy fect long, | that unwritten law, thorefore be it . | had previously confessed to two bur. | that ho was, and Ryan then informed | Squaro Siria, and osnvure the Hae: | " Bye—_¥imm §£ 76]c. Gl The senats paswéd'the conference re- | eFnriient will increase the new issue, | to which is applied his_patent wheel, Resolved, That it is the sentiment of | glarics, and acknowledged the justics | bim c::n bflv:reud“s were there a fow l;izlr:‘x,lgﬁu pSomgacy :o:‘ :ﬂpl':{l:'h = l\zv'g:iy_xsoz ::;;k::.u o [Safe, Certain, Sure and Speedy. port on tho Indian appropristion bill | Gsben loas, from $16,000,000 to $15,- Toleh. s 20 consirueiod that the pad. | he snate of the st of Now ock, | ofbadentance. ™ Sergeant Moors corroborated 'thia | is not conversant with the construstion | - Porke—Dall; $1010 for cash and STOCURE. At the expiration of the morning hout | 900,000~ ; coming ont of tho water. IF it 1s the | ered tadorsembnt 31 Weshbomse |~ & S testimony. of a bailding. They also censure | May; $10 15 bid for June. ‘he only article knowninatWill the Kellogg-Spofford eate was taken A CABINET MOVE. wuccess &t prtet’ promied, ono-half | Jefferson, and which has besn recog ik e Tho recorder then read o mass of | the depattment of building for negll o Dy Salt Meats—Nominalat 33900 | N+ ¢ractioao this disease ) =3 4 il i i ’ i e affidavits from persons testifying to | gence in their duty in al'owing an ad- ). ox rax xeuzodo sofeoRD’ esorc.| TrSDmA0 bebes | il b Bpined in sped over the old | nized and obeyed by the illustrious| New Yomx, May 7, 1 & m.—An [Sfidavite fr ot cliseuoti T 1950 | i o b exiced Roooedingg 60| v BTt 1= Widainal permanentlyfromthesystem. Thong. Loxvox, May7—4p. m.—Itisru propelling. line of presidents who have succeeded | indignation meeting of workingmen o i time ho eab HEre® " §iid: fils fiulty manner, and recom. J.C.RICHARDSON, ¥odesd $h ‘mored that the cabinet have under con- them, that should bo maintained in [ was held in Cooper Institute lasteven- | © £ tme he 3 . ire buildi e *™* SoLE PROPRIETOR < Benator Pryor add o sensio, | Indications. all e, Integiity, C thiss 5 hy for Dennis| ,Adjournment was then had till 10 ‘mend that the entire building be| v rvrea proauce Marmet . Houid that the argument of 1ee| ideration thoissaing ofa circulae note St Dguich (T B ke e by e ?g.’;:"l"‘;;z;‘lt’;: Y peakers mane | 0'clock to-day, R . ?msb'“!“; s M s General Agents, judicata” on w is case is | 4o all Earo, wers inviting their 'ASHINGTON, May 8, 1 a. m.—For i °r® | worth’s report will be reac. ous and unfit forthe purposeof pul =, , May 7. ) fect either in form or manner, an 5 souri valleys cooler and north and 5 - B " | testimony of Fiero, denies that he Ex-Soldier Murdered. > oe ee hard, E he quoted the opinion of c...ml-“m of certain parta of the treaty of Berlin. | west winds, possibly followed Y 2:::;::&:‘:;2’;‘:‘:1%:"‘&': f‘"?":;a‘l‘m‘:‘e‘:.'m‘i“";‘:a.“.'g‘.':ﬁ':‘: ever told Fiero that officers of tho | specal dipatch to The Boo. ;ld:s:if‘zojvﬁ?'l;ﬂﬁfkm 1;:1 l‘; STLOUIS: rezard to the eolection cause in the PRINCE LEOPOLD warmer, cloat weather, with station- | was, however, auzious o plave Mr. Kearney weré merely a pretext for | POt had been in his place. Do, 0., May 8—1 s. m.—Val- | 301 g3 g - i e s English parlisment that it was wroy #ails on Thursday for Montreal. ary o rising barometer. Woodin on record. faros < i - j - : oand fraud. entine Schach, sn inmate of the sol- | KTy g, - at the first. It oannot be made s i —_— Mr. Woodin interrupted Mr. Ja- S il S diers' home, was murdored Thursday | ™ Gorn fommeie arey iy, EVERYWHERE . by the lapss of time. The present ase Ball i : i R PreSSR | Spectal Dispatch to The Bee. 2. cobs, and read an article in The Methodist Conference. Fraxrorr, Ky., May 8—1a. m.— | night by unknown parties, and the| (Outs—Easier; No. 2, 31fc. eyt - ?i’a.':‘:' '-;:mhond Dusmry, May 7—4 p. m. —Hun. | P! Disbeich to T Ban. World, g the opinion of M. | Special Dispatch toThe Bee. Two white iy o negro at- | body left by the roadside near the R‘,.—m'x'!;xix'n( 1, '77gc.c TS TR biss. He could not g s Provipexce, May 7.—Providence | Fowler, chairman of th ti T tton- | b Henry Westerman and Gy - LT r, o execative | Crxerxazy, May 7, 1 a. m.—The | tempted to from th ten- | home. Gus| Byriey ower; No. drobs will die rvation in the |2, o 5 e = e i DL T L Tho | Semotel o selpe free e pemioe| Mete Ty Tmees : rley—Dail acd lower; No. 2 fall, motives of senators who would Kildreede district unless food is sent | Cmicaco, Ma incinnati i £ 5 o o ; May 7. — Cincinnatis 7, | central committes, as regards Mr. Ja. | f, follows: On & inst the wall and throwi - B o, iog, member yot be be- | imdistlyy Qhicagon 20; Chicagon did no play the | cobs’ position, which says M Ja- | obacrvanes of e Sabboth, metmorial | & roas ares the cther sids. roiet | MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. BUS IN Es S! fioved that d1ig s B s il Fofize i ioning. 1 Cleve. | 323 03p;be won over to Tilden when | service, placo snd. entrtainment of | white men had got over, but ar (he et ¢ o "';;" 2 e Saiiey gl ] s e T o ETTL0 May 7Bl ed for. 3 general conference, American Bible | negro reached the - of the wall, the Produce. Jmeico, May 7. | QUITS for - - $20.00 ; - _ 3 at the end of th . i inavi a i illed bi i I Y e ey i e e B Minmg:; ST n.i"u.ﬁ"?{‘:'; h::tl:l if Mr. Jacobs | society, Scandinavian work, form of | guard fired at him acd killed him. Caicaco, May 7. Hogs — Receipts, ,17.5(:!0)’;n n’:o‘x:k:: PANTS for - - - 5.00 - e - statistical report, judiciary, pastoral | The whits men were pursued a short ‘Wheat—Moderately active and un- | steady and fairl: Ly patels feomr Shanghai aays that China | ., Bostox, May7.—Troges, Bostons 5. | Mr. Jacobs seat to the clerk’s desk | adiress, centensial of tho M. E. | distance aud recaprured. settled; No. 2, red winter, $1 091125 | fair, $4 0064 20; good to. ohoico J. C. VAPOR, dians, and said that iy that case the

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