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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23

The cigar manufacturers have
formed protective union against
the demand for an advance OF
wages by their employees. They
pledge themselves not to employ any
strikers.
The case of Rosenburg, charged
with dealing in fraudulent naturaliza
ton papers, has been postponed till
Saturday.
John e. Lefferts, Grand Command
er of the Knights Templar of this
Sta.e, had leg accidentally broken
at Poughkeepsie last night. II
A social reunion of the different
evangelical societies of the Episcopal
Church was held to day. Eleven Blsh-
ops and four hundred clergymen we're
present.
The steamship America, inteaded
for the flagship of the Japan and Chi
ma line, is expected to be ready
to start for California by the 1st of
March.
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CHICAGO.
Meeting OF the Executive Board OF
National Observation-Disclosures
Proceedings.

CHICAGO, Oct.22.-The Executive
Board of National Underwriters re-
assembled this morning. The report
of VIM. Mclean, Chairman of the
Committee on Local Boards and
Rates, setting forth the duties OF in-
surance companies relative to the
rates and organization Of local boards,
was made the special business for 10 +
morrow. a4& ga - @@
The Committee on form of policy
presented a lengthy report, pointing
out numerous discrepau cies IN the
common fxure of insurance policies,
and giving improved form The re-
port urges the importance of more
explicit language in policies of all
insurance companies. The report was
adop'ed.
I he special committee to whom
had been referred the matter of a
permanent Committee on Incen-
diarism, reported, recommending the
appointmento of committee of twelve
three in Hartford, three In New
York, three in Ohio, and three in
Chicago: the Hartford branch to
have jurisdiction over the New Eng
land States. the New York branch
over the Middle States, the Ohio
branch over that State, Tennessee
Kentucky, and Virginia, and. the
Chicago branch over Illinois and the
Northwestern States. The report was
adopted. The following committee
was appointed: Hartford = Webster
Kellogg, and Eldridge; New York
Hastings, Rankin, and A. j. Smith
Ohio-J. B, Bennett, I'll. B. Casselly
and A. M. Seadles; Chicago-Thos
Goodman, W. Z. RolIo, and s. r
| Walker.
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ST.. LOUIS, October pa commit
tee appointed short time ago by the
st. Louis Board of Trade to prepare
propositions to be presented tor dis
cussion to the National Board OF
Trade. at their meeting in Cincinnati
on the I'd of December have made
the following report:
The Board of Trade of St. Louis
proposes to the National Board OF
Trade, to ceclare- -
1. In favor of an early return to
specie payments; of the adoption by
the NatiODal Government of meas
ures effectiVesfor that purpose.
2. In favor Of the adoption by the
general Government of measures to
cheapen aud extend telegraphic com
munications between the dieerent
points OF country, by making it part
OF its postal system.
3. In favor of the removal by the
general Goxernnent of all obslruc-
tions to the navigation of the Missis-
sippi River aad its uavigable tributa-
ries, and recommend to all municipal
authorities located thereon such mod
ificatiOn aud reduction of local
CuaEEcS &S SB&tA bEO 70
of said river as free as possible.
4. In favor OF the continuance by
Congress of such subsidies to the
Union Pacific Railway, Eastern Divi-
sion, rs shall be sufficient to provide
for its extension to the Pacific Ocean,
q distinct road.
5. In favor of declaring the cities
Of St. Louis, Cincinr ii and Chicago
posts of entry under such restrictions
aud regulations only as shall protect
the Government against fraud.
Senator John B. Henderson made
an elaborate speech at Merchants
LihrnTy Hall last night to very re
spectacle audience, in which he dis
cussed National aud State questions
and policies at a considerable length.
ST. LOUIS, October 22-The cor
ner stone OF hall to be erected joint
ly by the Masons and Odd Fellows, in
the northern part of the city, was laid
to day. with imposing ceremonies.
George II. PendletOn has telegraph
cd here that he will not be able to
fulfill his engagements to speak IN
Missouri, in consequence of i'll health
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Chicago Market.

by Telegraph CHICAGO, Oct. q.
The discount market f. very close, most
OF the banks, however, are accom- modat-
Ing regular nrst-ciass customers on uaex.
cepttonabte paper; New York Exchange
unchanged at 10 premium selling.
FLOUR - NJ arket dull and weak; prices
steady, with downward tendency .
Spring extra sold at s. 75g7 80; Spring sIl.
perflne at 81 50a5 l255.
WHEAT u nhettled and irregu lar at the
opening, but ruled more steady toward !.
tine close; sales show decline OF 2Hm2Lc
on yesterdays closing figures; the demand
W IS principally tor No. 2 Spring shin
meat; sal. a. 81 3jsI 3715 for No. Spring
81 Z6ql 27s4 for No. 2; closing at 81 27Gs
Si IA; since Change sales of No. 2 have
81 %. 0/-S
CoRN-A shade firm r. but the demand
is light, ana OF n speculative character;
sales of n at 891z g9ItSc; No. 2 Il t SO a 9)e;
c osing a. $500 for No j; canal coru 9l1zG
9l1ac: THIS afternoon corn Is inactive. anu
noDinally s9S691zc
OATs-Toiersbly active on shipping ac-
count, bat the market IS lower; sales No.
l at 49, Cl49l4ci closing at z9g4914c.
RYE-D ecltned &c, Dut at this reduction
there was fair demand; No. sold AT 81 70
Gl p; No. . at 81 Is; closing al 81 2012 for
the former; 81 ~ for The latter.
BARLEY-Less active, but flrmer, with
an advance of lI1zc; sales at sI 1891 S5 for
No. 2.
MESS PoRK-Dall and nominal at SO for
old, and SIS for new mess in Toand lots.
BACON-Drs salte Sh uiGers &c lower T;
short RIB nliddles sold to a limited extent
at He
LARD-Weak and nominal at 171z0I715c:
small sales of country were made at I7c.
T T4LLOw-Steady; sales OF lOJ barrels city
CArILE-Fair y active under a good de-
maud by packers.
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10 EETARY & COMMERCIAL
new YORK Market.
By Telegraph NrwYo
ASHES Es-Quiet

BY Telegraph New YORK. Oct. %
ASHES Quiet
GoTToN-Heavy and lower; sales O
z5OO paIes ct z5c for mildItng.
FLOUR-Recelpts Is, 81 barrels: marx a
heavy and 5@lUc lower; sales of 3 70
padrels [@a q: 50 2og5 80 for superfine State and
w eStern 60 90QI % tor extra State. 81 l700
20 for extra Western; So 20a9 IS for syh ifs
wheat extra; 81 59gS9 70 for round moor
IA % TO good to choice do etosino t,tYieSs
California dull and declining: sales of S0O
sacEs at % I5gl0 30. Rye -four dull: sales
OF l5O obls at S6QS 20.
CORN MEAL-Quiet; sales OF 200 barrels
OF Brandywine on private terms
HIsKY@eHeaYy and lower; sales of 200
Darreis at > l59l II free.
WHEAT-Receipts 1877 bushels: heavy
Al ana O. l42c loweri sales of $1,000 bushels az
q ozgI 6I Tor NO: Spring; 81 IO02 I3 for
Amber tate; 81 IS for white Michigan.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-More steady. salas of oEoo
bushels prime at 81; rowed State 81 20: sales
arrive at 81 10. N7s ~
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CoRN-Recetpt 81, ,II2 bushels. onanad
steady; advanced slightly; closed duff and
drooping; sales of II, 900 bushels at 81 i2a
q "a for unsound; 81 l59l 10 for sound
for und; 81 Hal Is for do. in store: 81 81
Ter nnsopud old do. in store; 81 IL for com
mon western yellow.
OArS-Receipts, 1856 ,76l bushels: active
dt m9nd; sates OF 10000 bushels at 75c for
new Western afoat and in store.
1GICE-Duh.
CoFFEE-Quiet; sales of 900 sacks Rio on
private telm ms.
SUGAR.In fair request; sales 400 barrels
Cuba at lI@il5sc.
oLAssEs-DulI; 43G45c for Muscoyado
HoPs Quiet; 5g2oc for old, I592Oc for
new crop.
29Zac Tor refined bonded.
IINSEED OIL-Duil at 99cusl co..
IUhPENTINE-Sales of sm All lots at 43lS
@41c. - '|2
Pork Opened steady and closed lower.
sales of l,l0O barrels. at S28 2502S so for
mess, closing at S28 Is cash s2S SOAPS 50 for
ola DO S4 O0925 90 for prime; S2S OOa2S So
Tor prime mees; also, $50 barrels of mess.
sellers OF November, at 326 10.
BEEf-Dult; sales or 1870 barrels at SII O0A
~ W iof new plain mess; Sl9 00Q23 25 for
new extra mess.
TIERCE BEEF Quiet, at s28 OOa29 90 for
pin mess sjl 0J933 % for India mess
BEEF HA rS-DuIi, at S29 00G33 90.
Cpr EATS Dull; sales of rs packages
hams, -
M1DDLEs-Steady
LARD Heavy and lower; sales of 425
tlerces, at i6}3glSc for steam, and I8qI8L4c
for keFtle rendered.
,al#s BUTTE. 95 Firm, at so@s7c for Ohio. and
HEEsE steady, at I3eI71Sc
fRkIGHrs-LIyerpool nominal and un-
chs pged.
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WASHINGTON.
The Receipts from CustOms-AppOInf.
ment or HtOrekeepers.

WASHINGTON October p. - Com
modore o. LII. Poor has been pro-
NOTED Rear Admiral, vice Huff re-
tired.
General Hancock will leave for
New York tonight to assume charge
of tn new headquarters, Division of
the Atlantic. His staff will follow in
a day or two
WAsHINGToN, October q. The re-
ceipts from customs FOR the week end
ing the 17th were %, 922, ,487.
The following have been appointed
storekeepers: j. Henry Ball 9Th dis
trct of Wisconsin; Fl. OdennelI. ID
district Of Ohio; j. B. Keiphs, 9th
district Of Pennsylvania: Jacob Rlne-
hart Oath district of Pennsylvania
And McGreen, 9Th district of Ohio
Robert II. Sherely and r. p. Light
burn, 5th district of Kentucky; j. B.
WIllingsly, Oath district of PennsyI-
vania. Guagers-J NJ. May6eld, Sd
district of Indiana; W. Fl. II. Fisk,
4th district of Indiana.
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LATEST NEWS ITEMS.


Gold closed in New York yesterday at
1880 1859.
Gen. serrsno, of Spain, has declared In
favor Of monarchy as best suited to Spain.
Another printing ONCE has been de.
siroysd In Louisiana. This time 1t is the
I,apide' Tribune that IS annfhflated, be-
cause of Its politics.
A destructive fire occurred near Spring
villa, in RoesSland County, N. T., on the
22d. The celebrated stallion, Patriot, was
burned up with the barn In which he was
kept. A kerosene lamp was the cause ot
the hre.
The contributions OF the Presbyterian
Synod, at Reading, Pennsylvania. foI
Home Missions, amount to 10000. For
Foreign Missions. $4,000
Gen. Scott, OF South Carolina, has issued
a proclamation announcing that life and
liberty are unsafe In ten counties OF that
State, and he intends to arm loyal men to
put a stop to outrages.
a New York commission merchant
named Henry Stanc'iffe, was arrested on
Wednesday aud committed to the Tombs,
caarged with 81 ealing two horse blankets
two years ago.
Reports from Peshawar, India. state tina
att o'c Ock, August Goth, that section was
visited by an earthquake, mild ~ first,
but becom ng more and more violent un-
til walls and towers In the city were
thrown down. No lives were lost.
An abstract OF the report made at the
Ninth Anniversary Of The American
Ch-istian Missionary Society shows that
several taous md dollars had been spent
in the West and accomplished great good.
Captain Mitchell, Commander OF the
Unlled States stsamer saginaw, was mur-
dered Ia Centre CITY, California, and his
bod robbed, on Wednesday sht
Our dispatc 1es contain the proposition
bm tte1 b, the St. Louis Board OF Trade,
to ne presented to the ~atiJnal BOARD
of Trade Our business men may nnd
some ching In them interesting.
While a dra, man was TEN oor2rily alb
sent from hIs post, some thieves ron oR
with his nOr-e ami dray, " lich contained
about So OOJ wortn of goods from the es-
tablIshment OF Ban & BLACK, New York.
A portion OF the goods were afterwards
recovered.
A rail way collision at Stanhope, New
Jersey, on Wednesday, resulted In the
Killing of two passengers and the wound
ing of several more.
The Rising star, just from California,
brings u o hundred and twenLy-six thou
sand dollars In treasure.
Some fighting between the Government
troop, aud the natives in New Zealand Is
reported, in which the former were de-
feated. -.af fa
Ths fual meeting to arrange for the fight
between O'Baldwin aad Wormald wall be
held at Harlem, NV York, on Monday
next. The hsht Is to take place next
week.
Judge Carmichael, OF Baltimore. Dem
ocrAtic candidate for elector at large, de-
nounces the proposed change OF candidates
bY the National Committee as impossible.
He says SUCH an Rttem 2s on the part of the
Camui,t would be arrogance without
parallel.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
ClncinnnII Marher.

N. .ssss a-pn,J CTNoIEEATIr Oct. q.
IA 1sdLoUR AND WHEAT Dull: prices unset.
Lea ana nominal 80 = i~S ~A-0Ss
S.nas-Steady at 95G96c
90An ns-Dnil at 55a56c'
RYE-DulI at 81 81
nominsIIy DHh; hreh;a no. no sales, and prices are
110rroN-pnn at 23G23JIe for r,,td,nt
Teis. - u 4o' sales of $50 bar
NESS PoRK-I4eId at sSl no sales
bA COA-~fs1Fm err under ff,ss "a - ss-st
and clear sides at TIE 10 Aeio al lS54c.
IARD-DuiIa at ISI<c s-fs- Ezzz
GROCERIES UncnaDged and firm
Butt R--Dull a. 35@9Oc, the Iatisr o, -.
treTue rate. A@elsl an ez-
CHs EsE Firm az 10aIgc afg
EGGS-sscarce at &c
at S2G4 - - '1ii 1sinand
GEA PEs-S812c per pound.
PoTAToES-DulI at 756l80c per bnkheI
OIIS--Jfnseed oil dull and pricessnor,i-
rat no demand ''s No1AAi-
az 40. zr4 10. S1SR'As ~ % Socg
!, G9LD-IS5N buying. Exchange n11ner:
Min S 1h at par and selling at so to lilo pre-
-rrrNeAA' #Efrt -Eff 14eE fa
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HAVANA.
0utFages on In, urreciiOnist.s


HAVANA. October % Dispatches
have been received giviny PARTICULARS
OF the ou:rages committed By the In-
surrectionists ia the province of
Qunis. The insurgents had taken to
iucendiarism and robbery. A band
headed by Ruhal Calva had burnt
al houses. mills, cane fields &c. OA
the plan ations about La Vegjta. be
tween Qunis and Puerto Manito, the
country is completely desolated The
insurreetionists were cOnseripting all
the able bodied men, white and black
but the desertions were trequents.
The negroes were In great fear of
these bands, and were fleeing before
them. An incendiary proclamation
has been discovered calling on the
negroes to rise and assassinate the
whites.
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New Orleans arker.

by 6yTelegraph.l NEW ORLEANS, Oct. a.
=. Co0TroN-In fair demand, and declined
to 22s4c for Eniddiinss: sales of A0d haIes. 20.
receipts 62l bales. 4eS
YORK signt al par. =. ~ 40"
COL -13 u.
SUGAR = stock ve~y light; nsw Lou.s-
lanS "a "A ;; white clarified l5t<c.-
80 moLASsEs = Prime TO choice TouIstara
sO@95c; small lots are being received --''
CUBA Sugar and MoIasseS are STEADY a,,d
uncha nged. WI I7 S'o@oy anu
FLOUR Dull; low grades most In do
mand; superflne SO 81 - N0-
old 81 O71&c --9' "Hi'e Spc'
9ATs-Quiet and firm at 6I@62c.
ban Brau $40
S26 O0S927 90. ostoln
70 R-Very firm nj S3I So
Io54c; clear sides 17s<c
LARD-Duil and Unchanged.
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ST. JOHNS.
4 Spirited Public Meeting The Race
fine Winner Presented with
$2,000.

ST.. JOHNS, n. B., October PA
spirited public meeting was held here
to- day, attended by the leading mer-
chants, members OF the Legislature,
editors. and others. 1t was resolved
to present the winner of the race yes
terday, in Springfield, with $1,000 in
gold and the City Council was re-
quested to confer upon them the free
dom of the city. aud to have medal
struck commemorative of their vic
tory over the champion boatman of
the United States.
A very heavy storm of sleet and
snow prevails east of Pictoa.
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st. louis narket.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph.I ST. LOUIS, Oct. %.
FLoUR-Quiet, and very little demand,
except for low grades, which are scarce
Snperfine So 50s6 05; extra So .5Oas7 90;
fancy 50 00@ 90.
WHEAT Choice ard fancy Fall in re.
q1est, al So 0092 80; No. 2 Spring 81 25aI 90:
No. at 81 S2dI 35
G0RS--Advanced for o,d sales at 9Sc q
81 05
SlATS-Duil and unsettled, a { 49G52c.
BARLEY - The demand ls confned to
chpice and fancy, with sales at 81 O0g2 20.
RYE -Firmer, and In better demand. at
81 22slI p.
PoRK-Steady, at s3I so for mess
BACON-Fifm; shoulders I3c: clear sides
l1za@b@4c; r sides Ice; ear rib 1875.
LARD very little IN the market, and
heid at l9c for tierces, and 2O15c for keg.
~ MHIsKY-Decined, S sles at 81 23gI a.
REcEIPrs-Fiour, 3,205 barrels; wheat,
22,a4 bu, h Is; corn, I.622 bushels; OATS
l4,740 bushels; rye, 357I bushels; barley
5 .677 buShels N'
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Sow York Gold ana stock Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YoRF< Oct. q.
MoSEK-Very stringent until 212 O'CLOCK:
When mere was an active demand, at
per cent. coin interest, and 1st9A per cent.
commission had been freely paid. AFTER
that time there was rather easier feeling,
with loan at per cent. This cnange Is
due to the fact that the bear clique had
two and a half millions In loans. There
was general fear at the close that the
money let oat to-day may be called In to-
morrow; and per cent. coin interest was
bid for rou q lots on call to-Inorrow.
STERLING-Firnn at 91SG95s.
GOLD Opened At 1859, tell to 1851. and
closed at l355s413JA. Tne Assistant Treas
(ioVERNMESTS STOCKS Are a shade
easier: Coupons of 81, 1l53kdli5Jz; do.
'62, Il89salls59; do. '64; lllAaIllzs: do. '65,
llO5z ; do. i6s, 1l03s@lll1s; 10-40s, I05s<@l05.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Newspaper nfflce DcstrOyed-Ex-SOI-
diers Ask Protection for Them.
selves and Loyal Men.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 21.-The Office
of the Rapides Tribune at Alexandria,
was destroyed three nights ago by a
mob.
All is quiet in st. Mary's since
troops arrived.
A large meeting of ex-soldiers
passed resolutions to day calling upon
the United States aud Gen. Rousseau
to protect ex soldiers and loyal citi-
zens.
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WHEELING. VA.
The EleCtlen-Returns Still Coming
in-RepubliCan Gains.

WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. 22.-The
returns are very meagre and come In
slowly. Wood County and PArkers-
burg City have gone Democratic, a
Democratic gain of 200 over the vote
OF 1866. The returns thus far receiv
ed show Democratic gains. Ohio
County AMI Wheeling City are very
cl )se, but the Republicans concede
that it has gone Democratic by 100
majority. The Democrats claim 800
Returns from Center Township show
a Republican gain.
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The Prospects for Pork Pnek,us.

The Cincinnati Price Current, which is
the recognized authority in the West upon
tae subject, In its issue OF the 2lst, saws:
fhe pork packing season is now Mt hand.
ana one or two houses have partially
com mnenced, the Weather being ouife
favorable, but there is some dff1cuttv ct
perienced IN agreeing upon prices the
views OF packers and feeders being good
zeal apart. The Kentucky hogs are now
nearly re9dy Tor market, aud a marked
increase, both as regards number and
weight, may be expected in the supply 10
come from tnat State. The eorn crCp in
the blue grass region has been excellent
and sock hogs have been plenty. Some
purchases have been made at SO 75GI0 90
Tor the hrst haif or November delivery
bat tn SO rates are evidently above the
views OF packers. Many feeders and
dealers nave b9en looking around here
Lne past ten days, and are asking
So 2og8 % gross, but the prevailing impres.
sion with pacAers is 5nat these rates, net
are the utmost points that safety would
meat on hand, together with fair pros pee 8
that England VIII buy largely, make feed
ers sangutne and quite confident that rates
ABOVE those paid last season viii be sus-
talned Then, on the other hand, the
strong prooabi tty that gold will decline
ana the Well KNOWN fact that English
dealers Will not buy larsey at high prices
Notwithstanding the scarcity in that conn-
Try make packers timid. It Is pretty clear
thal me contest between curers and feeders
regarding prices, VIII be somewhat pFO-
traeted, ana that, therefore, there will not
be large business done in November.
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Louisville Market.

BY Teieeraph.l LoUIsvILLE. Oct. q
ToBAcoo-sales 81 hogsheads, Iuss to fair
COrTON-221&G23c
ELoUR-Supernne So O0ta6 so
WHEAT-Sl z5e9l 50.
So&S SSoES10ld s0- s59SSc; new 5596Oc.
HYE-8 40
PoTAToEs Picked 80 25.
MESS PoRK--S3I Co
LARD-Nomtnal at 19s<a2Oc.
sides I615@l65Sc. iID
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KANSAS CITY, MO.
A Man Called to Ills Door and Shot
Dead.

KANSAS CRY, No, October 22-
Mr. Scott. living about two miles
from Harlem. Clay County, was called
10 the door of his residence at a late
hour last night, and shot dead by
some persons unknown. He had re-
Gently been appointed judge of cleo
ton for Harlem, and during the
session of the Board of Review had
furnished considerable information to
the Registers. His death is attributed
to political difficulties.
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sew Fork Dry goods MARKER.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct e.
DRY GooD5-Trade Is generally inactive:
there Is a moderate business and prices
steady at 71497lSc for Printing Cloths l251c
for standard Prints, such as Spragues
Du' nells, Richmond and Pacific; &c for
Cocheco and Merrtmac ID l5tG l6c for STAN
dafd Sheetibgs: 3jc for Stark and Lewis
ton Bags 40c for Fall A and 37J8c for
are depressed, as are Canton Flannels
which are selling at relatively very low
rates. Brown Drills are still scarce and
firm
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BUFFALO, October %. - A deck
hand Of the propeller Roanoke, named
los Reynolds, from Detroit, fell
tbrouq the hold of steamer while
neariSq this port, last evening, re-
eeivir fatal injuries.
BUFFALO, October 22.-There was
q heavy fail vf snow here this fore
noon.
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PITTsBURG, October 22.-An ex-
tensive FIRE occurred last night at
McKeesport, IA miles from this city,
resulting In the destruction of the
main portion of the rope works of
Fulto1, Baltman & Co. Loss not yet
estimated.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. Oct, u
CorrON-Quiet and quotations nominal
ly unchanged; receipts ,774 bales; exports
1855 bales.
FLOUR Dull.
CoRN-Oid none; new 709SOc
OATS-62c per busheI
IIAY-NOne IN market
BRAN-s25G26
PoRK-S32G32 so.
LAR1-201S92I1zc.
BAc0N- COS = eak; shoulders 1l7zci clear
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23
CANADA.
Fall of snow-weather Cold.

TORONTO, Canada. October o.
About three inches of snow fell here
last night. ..
Dispatches from Montreal. Ottaw a,
Kingston and points west OF Toronto,
report the weather very cold, and two
to four inches of snow on the ground
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23

NASHVILLE, October 22.-There
were two races to-day. The first was
mile heats; Association purse $500;
four entries; all started j @. Con-
lisk's Larking WOE in two heats, beat
ing Ottawab, Faro, and Bet Ferris.
Time. 1,53, / 50:
The second race was dash Of two
miles; Association purse $3.50 1t
was Won by Conlisk's Little Macx,
beating Pkenix Belle. Time. 1881.
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Z. E Z E CIR & p Il.
Horatio Seymour Takes
the stump.

Horatio Seymour Takes
the stump.
His Appearance at Buffalo
In u Lest Cause"
ARAirs in South Carolina.
Neither Life nor Property
Tho Laws of the State De-
I'll d.
The Episcopal c 2nveDtion.
Newspaper Off "a Destroy
ed by Mob.
Ex- Sol1iers A tx for Protec--
tiCD for Themselves
and L yal Men.
Ths Election in West Vir-
% ginls.
Returns Come in Slowly.
The Election Passes OF
Quietly Republican
- Gains.
Latest by Atlantic Cable.
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THE INDIANA ELEoTION.
BAKERS M,JORITE 1883.

The yevised table presented below,
of the Indiana election gives the
official vote, or official majorities, in
In All but three counties:
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come in slow. In this city great
efforts are being made by both parties
Bands of music were paradlng the
streets all day.