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CINCINNATI market.
CINCINNATI, Nov. {

CINCINNATI, Nov. 8.
FLoUR-Dull; family IS 25a5 80.
GRAIN-Wheat-DuIl; 81 10al II fol
No. red winter. Corn-Tn good de-
mand at S4aS5c for ear, and S8as7 fol
shelled. Oats-Steady at 4Sa5Oc. Rye
Dull; 80 for No. 2. Barley-Dull; re,
celpts large; No. l fall 81 so. g.
CoTToN-Dpll and dropping; mid
ding 241<a241fc. ~ Es III -.
WH1sKY-Dull at 81 90. a..
Observation-Disclosures; not much
demand. Mess Pork-S3l 90. Bull
Meats and Lard-Nothlng done, and
prices nominal. Green Meats-In good
demand at lO9{, 1Si and 100, but held
kc higher. 'Q,"., ~ = l'b.a-.
BUTTRR-Flrm at SOa35o. l.u,
EGGS-Advanced to 29a30c,
CHERsE-Good demand at l711fal94c
Hods-Hlgher, and In demand a
10 b0al0 80; receipts 1000; weather ex
cellent for slaughteTlnR. r' .,ga
GRoCER1Es-Uuchanged; fair de,
mand; business In general markets
quite active. "-. 7..-~un
OGLs-Linseed Oil-Dull at 90a92c
Lard oil-sl 37a1 AZ. Petroleum-33a
$40 for refined. .'.E I.. I'D. H7
GoLD-l26H buying, H. w..
ExcHANaE-Dnll; LILO discount buy.
ing. t',2 o mlU ',.yE i .1
MoNEY-Market close. =
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GtregtteLLiq

GEORGE PEABODY has taught a lesson
which may, and must be, oiImmense
benefit to his survivors, and especially
tohls own oountrymen. He has shown
In the true spirit Of democracy that
the finest sort ofhuman glory is within
the reach Of common citizenship, indie
pendently Of soldlership or poetry, or
statesmRnly achievements. All men Of
means who would be remembered
among mankind, can initiate his exams
pie and have their wish. And the
great lesson has another important
feature. It suggests that rich people
should not leave property by will for
the lawyers TO fight over and Robble
up, but give It away handsomely in
their lifetime. and thus enjoy FORE
taste OF their own posthumous renown.
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BALTIMORE, Noyembe

oALELmoRhJ NoNtuper D.
FLouR-Dull and weak; western su-
perlne, q 25a5 80; extra, S5 75a0 25;
family, g 76A7 Is. ....-
GRAIN-Wheat-Flrm; red, 81 85al 40.
Corn-White, SlA1 O6; new, S9s9Oc, Oats
-65a5Sc. Rye-95aSi, =
PRovIsloNs-Mess Pork-QuIet at
$S2 60aSS og. Baeon-Quiet; rib sides,
lsalsHc; clear sides, 1SHa1S<c,
LARD-Nrm.
lnally at 81 on,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Chicago Market.
,.s. CHICAGO, Nov. s.

U.H Sh4JAuO1 NuNS o.
FLouR-Quiet at a 25A5 90 for fair Il
choice spring extras. ,.,0.
GRA1N-Wheat-Dull and weak and
2Ha2Hc lower; sales No. at 9laO2c
No. 2 at S61fas79<c, closing at S211 20: this
afternoon the market was dull at S7lfo
seller November; s91fc, seller December
for No. 2. Corn-Dull and 10 lower,
ranging at 66]za671<o for No, Q, and
GhA65hc for rejected, closing quiet at
681fa67c for No. 2; this afternoon the
market was dull; 67c bid, buyer No
vember for No. 2. Oats-Dull at 3S9<H
800 for No. 2. and s61 FAST 60 for rejected
closing at SSI<aSsHo for No. 2. Rye
Moderately active and frmer; sales No.
l at 7lc: No. 2 at 67]]fa6S51fc; rejected at
&c, closing at Tic for No. l, and $50 for
No. 2. Barley-Quite firm at 97ca
u 90 for No. 2, and closing at 97c.
CArrLE-Dull at S4a026 for light 10
good shIpplno steers.
Hoas-Extra good packing In de-
mand: IS 75R9 IS for fair to medium;
70 6OA9 70 for good to choice. a.,
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ITALY,
Dangerous illness of King Victor
-ts.. Emanuel.

Dangerous illness OF KInE Victor
Emanuel.
IScG' t' FLoRHNoB, Noy. z.
His Majesty King Victor Emanuel re!
mains In critical condition OF health.
He Ia. seriously III and confined to his
bed. The Medical Bulletin issued 10.
day says that the King 10 laborlug un-
der fierce attack, and that q military
eruption appeared on the surface Of the
skin generally over his body, during
the past night. The King was duly
Informed Of the fact that his life was In
danger at an early hour this morning.
He received the news calmly and sent
for n clerical conlessor, from whom,
aiter compliance with the Catholic rule
Of belief, he received absolutlon and
the holy sacrament, enjoying appas
rently the greatest tranquility OF lind.
Daring the afternoon it was reported
that the King was slightly improving.
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New York Produce Market.

.". NEW YORK, November 8. q,
CoTToN-Hsavy and Ic lower; 1900
bales at 25h for middling uplands.
FLouR-Closed dull and slightly In
buyers favor. - ..itt : -
GRAIN-Wheat-Quiet and steady for
winter, heavy and declining for spring
with moderate speculative demands for
the former and limited export inquiry
for the latter. Rye-Dull and q nchang.
ed. Oats-Flrm at 681<a641<c for Wes-
tern. Corn-Dnll at 05a9Sc for unsound
and 81 GOAL 03 for sound mixed western
PRov1sToNs-Pork-Dull and heavy
at 500 25 for mess. Beef-QuIet and
unchanged. Cut MeatB-Dull. Bacon
and quiet. Lard-Dull at Tx
a17A for fair TO prime steam.
Edds-Flrm with fair demand. uu
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STATE TAXATION Os SALES.

WAsHIN0ToN, Nov. 8,

In the lSupreIus. Court. to-day In q
case from the Supreme Court ot. Ala
tbama, Justice Miller delivered the
opinion Of the Court. holding that q
State has power to tax the sale Of oil
goods imported from the different
States; provided, that the tax does not
discriminate as against such goods, bnt
is general In Its character, applying as
we'll TO similar productions OF the State
laying the tax. Justice Nelson dis
Aented. .n...s,.4. I.,..
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CURRENT TOPICS.

ALTER many mishapH and ViclsBi-
tndes the Great Eastern has finally
settled down to her appointed work.
Although her builders did not anticl-
pate that career fer her, 1t was her
manifest destiny to lay submarine
cables. Her dimensions and structure
exactly qualify her for the work, and
there ls no other vessel afloat which
can compete with her in this service.
Four thousand miles OF cable can with
ease be slowed In her vast holds, and
be paid out at the rate OF between one
and two hundred miles per day. She
marine service, but the wonderful
developement Of ocean telegraphy for
the last lew years has kept her fully
employed, and bids talr to do 80 for
many years TO come. She has just left
Of the Cape OF Good Hope, with two
Thousand miles OF cable on board,
which Is to be laid between Suez and
Bombay. -.
The Cafe California, OF Paris, has,
| for Rome veara. dlRpenRed In the nnor NJ
49, 80 ~ ,",I1, Nf fS-oo1 " ~ pOo4 VI
'na' oi'J Hoou oooAeu nieas a't"o Genus
per plate, and ofan Inferior quality 90
low as one cent, An enterprisIng i'm
nor,ar NJ AnstralIor nroaarvod hooI Ia
pCl'Vt . VI . Auo'.a a,'"u PIesetHeu Oeel 20
ABOUT 10 repeat tne experiment IN Lon
don. He promises to furnish meat
;,nna liz tSs % odS;,on s%'oy of Su1 nu'L
the same yery moderate firure. Any
one luxurIously inclined may preface
TINS IepaSt ~ plate OF soup WIN
two UsSS, Ssnts. TON :" "t"O ~ ~ 'N'U ''i
The babita Of lltararv man vhsn
engaged In literary work are often ex.
tremelv curIoas. Tins Balzac when
at work. wrote from Q O'Clock In the
morning until q o,clock In the evenIne
taking but six hours sleep, and living on
fruit and vegetables. The natural re.
sult was, that when his book was COM
Pleted, he % returned 70 the world .
% at ni1ht and scott % ss constnntIv % bs.
fore break fast. Goethe never worked
after dinner, and Archbishop Whately
nS eIas ms 1neTI ~ ~ s c.sa s,s
beat crIticIsms in The morning. Goethe
never needs q stlmulant, while Schiller
was inspired oy champagne. AlheEi by
music, sheliey py ary breau, ana horo
byron ny gin anu WateE'
What 10 q eolt2 People generally
RupnoRe that Il ig a vounp horae-unIer
- .o.. ..-I.,.,. uo - a.. ~,
Two years. cei'"lnlJ. u" lS nsS1 y co'I,
then q "yearling," then two year-old,
and 40 on. But at Fashion Course, on
rhr..ao- AZ. porno.,a II EIito,,
Anulsu"S' nonuee ~ HI''o''
was tried for 0 mile, and his performs
auce 10 described In all the Journals as
bo,rg I.wondarfn, fnr n colt, y Wa Ioor
o'. " g. go 80 49,. 1900
ior MS age, ana nnu that ne is nve
years old. The question is, when will
this oolt be n horseP
Ne poobody oS ,ho c.b,a ,r,o,u,
saoouS' 40 'ne oAO'e 'uiost
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The RawIIns Fui,d,

l.t4H@ New YORK, Nov. s.
The Times says the fund started fol
the widow of Gen. Rawlins falls shorl
OF the S60. 900 proposed to be raised, and
subscriptions have almost ceased. Il
says It will be little credit to The West.
ern States II the,example early shown
by the merchants Of New York ID mol
quickly followed.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.
There is little or no change in the
features Of the market. Trade is rather
quiet and prices steady: The only
changes Of moment being q decline In
Pequot ticks from 271fc to 25c; and In
Willow Brooks extra do. from IS 10 SIC.
The Express says there have been a
number Of small failures In the dry
goods and woolen trade, but we for.
bear to mention names until they are
officially announced. ''
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: ..s,a.s =, NEW YoRK, Nov. s.
The Gold Exchange Bank having
abolished Its banking department, Il Il
Ia negotiation with the Bank Of New
York 10 provide place Of deposit fol
clearing balances. Should their ar.
rangetnents be satisfactory It is proba'
BILE that the bank will at once recon-.
mence clearing, ..r.. ..I
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Rallroaa Aeolaent be- Ohio.

OLhVhLANUI NUVI o.
The RerGId'S special from Mt. Yer.
non, Ohio, says Sundays freight train
on the Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark
road, was thrown from the track near
that place, badly smashing the engine
and ten cars. The conductor, James
Gibeant, was 30 Injured that he lived
but an hour. The fireman was sewers
~ hurt, but will probably recover. The
engineer was slightly injured.
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CAUTION.

Hoonanda German Remedies are counter
Ieited. Bee that the signature ofC. II. JACK.
H0N II ON tho wrapper OF each bottle, AL
otheru arc counterfeit.
Principal ONCE and MAnufActory nj tho
German Medicine 6tore, No. ESl ARoH street,
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly q II. JACKSON q %.
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TEE CUnAH HORHsf.
statement OF her CommandSr.
I. --.- NHM Ynnrr. Nov. q

q. 40" @SAtAAt ANSNt o.
Captain Higgins. late commander o.
the prIvateer Cuba, says he was forced
to pnt into Wilmington In consequence
Of the Inferior quality Of the coal thai
he received from the schooner of Mon.
tauk Point Hoclalms that the Cuba
was o legitimate mAn.of-War, commits.
STONED BY the Cuban government. His
intention ut the commencement OF hII
cruise was 70 prey upon Spanish com.
merce In the West Indies, and assist the
CubsnB In gaining possession Of one d
the ports OF The Island. The failure Of
the scheme he attributes TO his inability
to obtain coal without running intc
Wilmington. The officers Of the Cuba
lose heavily by her seizure, but are de,
terrnined to try Il again n they can OBJ,
tain another ship. .al I.I....
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ONE OF the results OF the election in
New York,-where the Democrats have
concededly elected working majority
In beth branches OF the Legislature
Will be the repeal Of all the laws passed
during the Republican ascendency In
regard TO the government OF New York
city. These laws were passed as reform
measures by the Republican Legisla-
ture In order to correct mIsmanage>
ment and abuses by appointing com.
missloners to take charge OF various
branches OF city affairs. This system
Of government has been, In some res
spects, cumbrous and conflicting, but
In the main has worked we'll In keep
Ing the conduct Of city affairs measura-
bly, out Of the hands Of the mere pot
house politicians, who had previously
full sweep In the management Of affairs.
We see that some ofthe more thought.
ful members OF the Democratic party
Of New York city are not greatly elated
over the prospect OF a return to the old
condition Of affaIrs. The World adj
monlshes It's party that 1t will not do
to merely remand things back into the
same state In which the Republican
party found thsm.' 1t tells them that
they must employ their victory to the
end Of reforming abuses and creating q
model municipal government for New
York city. But the Word, we fear,
may US we'll talk TO the winds as to a
great political party flushed with vIcto.
~ and made up largely OF men who
have worked TO secure that Victory for
the sake Of the spoils. We shall be
very much surprised II New York city
10 not worse managed than ever, when
Il IL fully restored 70 ltB self govern
ment, 50 called, which In It's case means
merely government by the rabble and
In which the Taxpayers have no voice
whaIAVaf
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PRICES.

nOcHAnaa German sit.ora psreet.le q@CS @
hAlfdoxen 500
HOoaAnda 9erman Tonic, put up In quart
eottlss, u 80 per bottle or q half doson for
U0.
iclo yuu buy, In order 70 get the eonnlne,
For sale BY Druggists and Dealers In Ned.
cine everywhere, lyl2
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RUSSIA,
\ Tartar in s.. PStelaburr.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 8.
The son OF the Emir OF Bokhara
arrived here last week, and was recelV-
ed Saturday by, the Emperor, who adj
dressed him with much cordially, and
expressed hope that the friendly rela.
tlOns between Russia and BOkharR
would never suffer interruption.
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Fire IN Cleveland.

s'- CLEyELAND, Nov. s..
A fire occurred at two O'Clock, Sun
day morning, In the premises occupied
bYC. Bradley & Co., wholesale groc6rs.
Loss about $50, 900; insured as follows:
On Building, htna 5000; Phmnix,
5000. On stock, Cleveland $4,000;
Sun, Cleveland 5000; Etna, Connecti-
cut, Exchange and ManhattOn, 5000
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Denlal from secretary ,loiG Boutwell,.
He hAa Rot Sent an Agent to Rurope
NEW York, Nov. (

.7loIs .-- 4 NRw YORK, Nov. 8.
Secretary Boutwell, authorizes the
Sttn to say that he has not sent an agent
to Europe Rbont any loan, nor author-
lied any one toact for him. He has
always been In favor Of funding the
debt at q lower rate Of interest, and
hopes some time to let II down TO ~
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EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDB GERMAN BETTERs ls
entirely vegetable, and contains no LIQUOR.
Il Is 4 compound Of Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and BarkB from which these
extracts are made, arc gathered In Ger
nom them by Q scientific chemist, Theso
sXtractB are then forwarded 10 this country
70 be used expressly Tor the manufacture Of
this BltterA. There In no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In compoundinR the Bit
terB, hence 1t free from all tho objections In
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3 TIIE sCR4NroH RELIEF rUuD.
r. How II Il has been disposed pose or

1t ll"' UUoll Wl9lIU8ou VI'
SCRANTON, Nov. 8.
Il. Gaylord, treasurer OF The Avon
dale relief fund, acknowledges the re-
celpk, to November 9th, Of S8I, ,239 so
This fund has been disposed OF as fol.
lows: Deposited In the WilkesbarrC
Bank on call att per cent. Interest
Sl9,906 %; paid to widows and orphans
$40 923 50; invested In U. 8. bonds
SIS 9l3 70; invested iu railroad bonds
S9, 600; balance In bis hands, Sl2 O65 05
10 be invested In a few day 3 In railroad
honda,
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Tho Brakeamen'a Strike on tho ErIe
Railroad.
NEW YoRK. Nov. g.


NEW York, Nov. 8.
The Erie brakemen on q strike at
Port Jarvis were paid of this morning
TO the number OF eIghty.eieht, The
strike was occRaloned by the Company
putting on two gangs OF brakemen last
week at dollar and sew enty-tiVe cents
per day; not, however, reducing the
wages OF the old hands from two dol.
lars. The strikers resisted the employ.
ment OF men at reduction, and made
q demand for the reinstatement Of the
men engaged In the two previous
strikes. Fisk arrived at Port Jarvis al
four o'clock this morning with large
body OF man rs special officers and 10
act aa brakenen. On the arrival OF
Jay Gould, Fisk returned. Six stock
and freight trains have returned here
and been sent east. Twenty-Five or
more freight trains are standing on the
slke tracks. The Company say they
can get all the men they want.% The
strikers have sent o, Committee to con.
fer with the Western Division aud have
also resolved not to interfere with the
passenger trains or Company's pro!
peFtV, p" ID II rF - F.r
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HON. JANm TuoMpsoN.

Judge Of he Supreme Court oT PmaSylpmlia.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1888.
"I consider HoodRndb German BItters. q
vullldbl6 medicine In case OF attahEh OF indl-
g6stion or DyBpep8la. can certify thlH
from my experience OF II.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THoMPSON."
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The storm IN the North Disasters on
.ttI the Lakes. All % '' s.

SlaWENVi NONs %
A gale OF considerable severity ao,
companled With AuFfl66 Of snow, pre-.
vailed here since Saturday night. Sew.
eral disasters occurred to Bhlpping.-
The schooner Annexation 10 ashore al
Sacketts harbor and going TO pieces;
the schooner Heatherbell with barley
for Toledo, 10 ashore at Wellington,
the aohooner Jessie M'Donald with
peas for Oswego, sunk at Consecon,
Ontario; schooner Onward with lum.
Der for Toledo, for ogdsnsburg, arrived
Rt Port Colbone, with loss OF foresaIl
and boat, leaking badly.
.ul 4am-a. DETROIT, Nov. 8.
The bark Naomi Ia ashore near Wan.
lister, Lake Michigan, total loss. Capt.
wife and one seaman drowned. The
bark City Of Painesvllle, coal laden. is
ashore full ot water In the same vicln-
ity; may be got of; crew saved.
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Theatre Burnod ut omaha.

p '.'i" 1'.- OMAHA, NEB., Nov. 8.
A fire broke out about 2P. NJ. to-day
10 tho Variety Theatre. The whole
building was in flames when dlscov.
cred. Nothing was saved. The fire
spread across the street and consumed
seven private dwellings. Total loss
S35, 900. The wind was blowing gale
at the time, but fortunately towards
the hills, and the town was saved.
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Tho spasIsh GnnboAts.

/ NEW York, Nov. 8.
Twenty-Five Of the new Spanish gun.
boats are here, and Eve more will ar
rive Tomorrow, to have machinery put
into them. -I-JH H'E-a.7'l
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.l [Ry Telegraphl
New York Money and stock Market.


' .'y' NEW YoRK, Nov. 8.
Call loans were very easy to-day and
leading Government dealers had large
amounts pressed on them at 3a5 p0r
cent, while stock brokers got supplied
at 6a7 per cent. There 10 no abate.
ment Of sttingency In discounts. Prime
bankers notes were offered on the
street to-day at IL per cent without
takers, and anything not strictly prime
ranges from 10 to "a per cent. The
failures announced to-day have added
10 the general diBtrust. The HuBpen-
sion 10 announced OF A, BInninger d
Co., Wholesale Liquor Dealers In
Liberty street.. This was the Oldest
house In this line, having been establish.
ed In 1776. The members express the
hope that the suspension will be but
temporary and say the arm has assets
10 double its liabilities, but that the
stringency In the money market 90 far
aS mercantile borrowers 10 concerned,
has rendered It impossible 10 meet
their engagements. 7lll e7aH s.a,
observation-disclosures at 10SJ<alO9. u U.
GoLD-Dull but steady; opened at
120, and closed at 1281<Gl26N. Garry.
Ing rates 6a2 per cent to fat. JIs'fa :,
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Dull and bare.
ly steady. .sH b.. '..,, ,1.I D..
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THE Honolulu Garette denies that
the native HRwaliAns are now fond OF
roast babies and pickled sea captains.
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dEROHANTS NATIONAL BAN,
Do iH..t- -fI &. .'a
or west Virginia.

Capital PnId In, 100000.
UIHIs BANK sUCCEEDs TO THE BrsI.
nes8 OF the "Me IohRnta' and MechRnIcs'
Bank OF Wheeling" Its q designated De
poaitory aud Financial agent OF the United
5tatss, and ll prepared 70 do legitimate
Banking business.
Preatd6nt-JaR. Nelson Vanca,
Directors Sweeney, L, g. DAla.
plain, 1as. 9. Acheson, John Oonlon, Robert
QranEle, A. Allen Howell, VIM, B. Simpson,
james DRHell. y, BRADY, OnShior,
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HoN, GnoRaE nAnRoop.

J,sties o| he Supreme Court Qf R1snsyludnta,
. PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1859.
"I have 1ound BY experience that Hoof.
lands German BitteTS u very good tonic
relieving dyBpeptio Aymptoml almost di'
reCtly. GEORGE sAARsWOoD."
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Schooner Lost ON Lake Michigan,
Eight Lives Lost,
CHICAGO. Nov. s

I SAluAuoi NoN' O.
The achooner Tltas, with . cargo oi
wheat, was wrecked on the morning OF
the 9th near PentWater on Lake Michi-
gan. Eight lives were lost. No further
particulars.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

:BETSHTowNsisthepet name Q fEliza'
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LOOKING for meteors will be the order
OF the night Of Friday, Saturday and
Sunday next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-09

REWARDS amounting to SIS, 600 are
offered for the arrest or the incendiafy
whols now doing his nefarlous work ID
NeWburYport,, Mass. y,y,..,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-09

MINNRsoTA.-The Temperance ticket
In Minnesota received from ten to If
teen hundred votes on Tuesday last.
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~ = y, NEW YoRK, Nov. 8.
A private cable despatch says on the
21th OF October, severe earthquake
occurred OF Manila. All the houses
were shaken, some OF the city walls
iell and there were many accidents,
but no Europeans are reported killed.
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TURREY.
AmIRbIlIIy OF the sublime Porte
Free Navigation Of the DhF-
2. la. daneIlNS.

LONDON. Nov. 8.
Dispatches from Constantlnopls re.
po ort that owing TO the combined efforts
Of British and Austrian ministers, there
Is a prospect OF securing free naviga-
tlon Of the Dardanelles for the mer-
chant marine OF all nations. The rep.
RESERVATIONS OF foreign ENJOYS here
have been favorably received by the
Sultan, who shows disposition TO con.
cede 10 their demands. .-,---s. g.
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RIYer md Hnnihnr.

C1NoINNArI. Nov. 8.
Weather cloudy; Thermometer SOo.