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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-28
BATH, Me-, Oct. p.

BATH, Me-, Oct. p.
A most distressing and fatal accident oc-
Cured this afternoon on the Portland Ken
nebec Railroad, near Thompson brook, East
Brunswick. An empty platform car between
the tender and baggage car was thrown from
the track and down steep embankment. TAX
ing with it the baggage car aud throwing the
rear end of the first passenger car from the
track, and tipping the rear car over on its
side. Conductor Geo. w. Crawford at the
moment of the accident sprang for the brakes
and was afterwards found dead beneath the
car, having been killed instantly.
The following persons were wounded, three
of whom were in the baggage car: Capt. +.
c. McLoon of Bath, badly cut about the head
but it is hoped not seriously; John Castigan,
of Bath, scalp wounded, but not seriously
Hugh S. Tibbetts, Bath, three fingers Jamned
off and shoulder considerably bruised; Gil
bert p. Powers, Bath scalp wounds and leg
bruised: Mrs. r. D. Blinn, Wiscasset, Sigh,
bruises daughter of VIM. Plummcr, Dam
ariscotta, slightly bruised; Scion Cahall, O
brakeman flesh wounds, not serious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-28

the reception Of Prussian note on the sub
ject of the probable aarly starvation Of Paris,
caused a change il the ideas Of Aeutrals.
When, however, they pressed the subject of
mediation again, Russia held back on the
ground that mediation unsupported by force
would be worthless. Conditions of peace
must be left exclusively to the belligerents,
the only course still possible to convoke the
National Assembly, which is alone competent
to decide the question of peace and war. In
view Of these considerations, it was England
that proposed an armistice, and in this she
was supported by all neutral powers.
Rouen.
Rouen, Oct o. The enemy on leaving
Gsors attacked Longchamp with 900 men
and four mortars and were beaten off by
Franc treurs and other troops.
It's said there are 2OOO Prussians in Chateau
Dun, including eight hundred cavalry with
two cannon.
Nogent was evacuated by the Prussians last
night. Before leaving they fired the town III
several places.
Garibaldi is still at Dale where notwith-
standing his indisposition he personally SUI
perintcnds the organization Of free forces.
Several sharp engagements have taken
place with considerable losses on both sides.
London.
The Manchester Guardian to day gives the
following terms of peace proposed by Eng
land, Russia and Austria: First, no cession
of territory. Second, the fortifications of
Metz and Strasbourg to be RACED. Third,
France to pay two hundred million francs in
demnity. Neutrals are to guarantee peace.
Greece recognized the French Republic.
Laurier, delegate from the Tours govern
ment, received a despatch from Tours init
mating strong expectation of the success of
the armistce negotiations. Schneider, for
merly President of the Corps Legislatif has
written to Laurier saving that the national de-
fence is saved for all Frenchmen, and pro-
testing energetically against any intention Of
regulating the debt which is that of France
This letter was written after his return from
Cheselhurst, and it is understood is sanctioned
by Rouber and other Imperialists.
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Berlin.

Berlin, Oct. q. The King telegraphs to-
day:
This morning Bazaine and Metz capitu-
lated. There are 100000 prisoners, 10000
sick and wounded. The army and garrison
laid down their arms this afternoon. 1t is
one of the most important events of the war.
Providence be thanked.
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FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81.

y. -
The Tammany demonstration this evening
was one of the most extensive political af-
fairs ever witnessed in the city. 1t is esti-
mated that not less than 100 200 men were in
the procession. August Belmont was Presi
dent of the central meeting in Tammany
Hall, which was addressed by Ex-Governor
Seymour, Representative Kerr of Indiana,
VIM. Tweed and others. Several outdoor
meetings were also in progress at the same
time, during which Union Square and the
adjacent streets for considerable distance
were densely packed with people.
The presence of United States troops at
the polls on election day, furnished tile
speakers theme for string appeals to the
democracy to maintain the right Of citizens
and prevent the purity of suffrage, despite
all the intimidations by the Federal govern
ment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-28
FROM WORCESTER.
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 2

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. %.
There is no clue yet to the robbers of the
First National Bank CT Grafton. Suspison
rests upon five Englishmen who were seen
about this city few days ago, but nothing
definite has been ascertained.
The police have not been successful in
finding Doran, who murdered Westwell
Sunday night. 1t is still thought by some
that he is secreted in this city, but it is proba
BILE that he has got away.
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WAR IN EUROPE.

WAR IN EUROPE.
FROM KING WILLIAM.
The Capitulation Of Metz
with 10000 prisoners.
THE SHOPS AND STORES AT
ORLEANS ALL CLOSED
An Interview between Lord Lyons
and M. Theirs.
GREAT MOVEMENT OF TROOPS AT
TOURS.
Safe Conduct TO be granted to NJ. Theirs
A HALT IN THE ADVANCE OF THE
PRUSSIANS IN EASTERN DEP'TS.
Summary Of negotiations on the part OF
neutral powers of Europe.
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FOR SALE +!

4 VERY PLEASANT SITUATION on SWAN
n Street with front on the street of a hundred
aud ftty-hve feet by about eighty deep. The resi-
be sold or the whole comprising the Carriage-shop
to suit the purchaser. Apply to the subscriber or
the premises. septl5f2w q. PHILLIPS.
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FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE
London.

London, Oct. u. The four missing boats
Of the Cambria were found empty to-day at
the Giants Causeway, but no trace OF the
passengers or crew was discovered.
Specie in the bank of England decreased
f33 900 since last week.
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Destructive Fires.

SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. q.
An extensive fire occurred at Tunk Han
mock this morning, which destroyed 20 build
ings, including the Hutlord Hotel Renshaws,
Billings, Phillips and Rhoades stores; also
many principal business houses of the town.
Loss 100000.
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Tours.

| Tours.
Tours, Oct 27 Seward, the French AM
bassador to Italy has been recalled to this
city.
| Information from Orleans says that all the
shops and stores are closed and the streets de-
| serted. Women almost invariably appear in
| mourning. AT Marseilles it is more orderly,
and the Journals that were suppressed have
been allowed to reappear by order of Gam
beta. The civic guard is less unruly and the
authorities and citizens apparently pay but
little regard to it. \ strong column OF the
enemy's cavalry and infantry attacked a
French accommodating party on the left bank
of the Loire yesterday, but were handsomely
| repulsed after short engagement.
| The inhabitants of the departments of Jura
| and Vosges have forwarded petition to the
government authorities here, against the ac-
ceptence of any peace, which is based on the
| surrender of an inch of French territory.
| The Monitor to-day announces that per-
| sons DESTROYS to send letters to Paris, may
send them to the Prefecture of Tours. The
administration will forward them as deter
mined to break the blockade which the enc
my are endeavoring to establish.
A long interview occurred yesterday be-
tween Lord Lyons and NJ. Thiers.
Mazzini has left Italy and is now on his
way to Tours.
The English at Paris are under the pro-
lection OF Minister Washburne as British
Charge de Affairs He is not recognized by the
Republican government and has no authority
to act.
| There has been great movement Of troops
here to-day. The railway was wholly en-
gagged with their transportation and was closed
to the public.
The Russian Minister at Tours has received
a despatch from Versailles assuring him that
safe conduct will be granted to M. Theirs, and
that the King of Prussia shows desire to ac-
cept the mediation of the neutral powers. The
loan which the Government announced was
guaranteed by Y. S. Morgan & Co., of Lon
don. Many shares were subscribed for here
to day. The success in financial measure
| increased the confidence in the Government
here.
Dispatches from Lyons say there is de-
cided halt in the advance of the Prussians in
Eastern departments. The French forces
there have taken over 500 prisoners.
| Reports from Semens indicate that the enc
my are advancing on that place, and measures
have been taken to check them.
| st. Petersburg.
! The following is a summary of negotiations
on the part of neutral powers of Europe for
an armistice which was published here to-
day, from authentic sources. After reciting
the determination of neutrals to seize the
first opportunity for mediation that presented
itself, the document proceeds
x,;stf 90 hn ANN
head quarters, believed that the long looked
! for onno rtunity had arrival At this moment
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
FROM BATH.
Fearful Railroad Accident,
CARS THROWN DOWN A STEEP
EMBANKMENT.
The Conductor killed and several
persons wounded.

Special Dispatch to the Daily Kennebec journal ]
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New York Produce Market.

New YORK, Oct. 81.
COTTON-sales l7is bales mid. uplands l6's.
FLOUR-state 535 $3.50: round hoop Ono $50 96S0;
western 5SJd690; southern 5959s15.
WHEAT-sales 1872 900 bu; No. spring l32 1885,
No. do lis CLEO; winter red and amber WESTERN
l3i6l36. 80
CORN-new mixed western, 79ssl; old do. l2o
in store.
OATS-state 5i1s ass; western 599d
PORK-mess, 26.00; prime %
LARD-steam 1914 Kettle, l6A.
BUTTER-Ohio, 20932; state, 26a+3.
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Horrible Accident.
Four Men Crushed to Death.
CHICAGO, Oct. 81.

Four men were lately crushed to death at
at raising of barn in Benton Co., Iowa,
by the falling of heavy timber, from which
they loosed their hold in horror, at seeing a
lad chop off his playmates head with an axe.
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FINANCIAL g. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. p.
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The Latest News.
NEW YORK CITY.
Gov. Hoffman Does his Duty by the
Murderer Real.

New YoRK. Aug. 8.
Gov. Hoffman in letter to ex!Jldge
Stuart, sets forth at length his reasons for
declining to commute the sentence Ot
John Real, now awaiting execution in the
Tombs The Governor says the case pre-.
sents clear and distinct issue between
law and lawlessness. The law must be
vindiCated. Tell Real, therefore, that he
must die on tho day appointed for his ex'
ccution. .D'
A company of six Chinese, including u
celestial woman and two children, LEFT this
city last night Via the Erie railroad; for
st. Louis. They have procured employ
ment at that point through the influence
of the Five Points House Of Industry.
There is continued excitement in rela
tiOn 10 the suspension Of the Central
Bank of Brooklyn, and much indignation
Is expressed by the heavy deDositOrs that
the cashier was appointed receiver. The
neighborh0od Of the bank is crowded
with anxious inQuircrs, and as it was I'M
derstOod that all deposits made yesterday
would be returned today many availed
themselves Of the chance and drew their
money. Among the heaviest depOsitorS
are tile city and county institutions. As
far Us at present ascertuined the liabilities
will reach eight hundred thousand, and
perhaps RmiIliun dollars, against $500 900
capital, and State deposit Of only 81, 900.
AS to the collaterals the bank officers re.
tuse to give any information. The Presi-
dent Is understood 10 have turned nearly
al his real estate, consisting Of the post
Office building, Commonwealth Hall, and
some lots on Adams street, over to the
bank rs security. ....
& A riot occurred at Peekskill last night
between the members Of the Iron Mould.
ers Union and the non.union men, In
which Horace Brown of the former was
killed in seIf.delence by Roncrick Shce,
who was with difficulty saved by the
police from being lynched by the mob.
The guard about Reals cell was doubl-
ed to-day The prisoner took final leave
Of his sisters who have faithfully attended
him during his entire imprisonment
Twenty-Five American yachts have
finally entered for the race for the Queens
cup, including the DauntlGsS and America.
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Commercial and Financial.
WheeIing WhOIesaIo Marked.
OPPICE or DAILY INTELLI1RNcER,
wEDNESpAr, August l.. 1919.

BUTTEH--Firm at l5c for primo fresh and ie1
2Sc for choice.
BltooAS-StOrs prices - 9SlD0 - i0r good ~
fancy.
CnEESE-Good demand aud advanced: l&kc toS
Factory and Goshen;
CARBON OEL-Dull and dropping at 21c, ana
no Charge feE, package. -, .,,,
COTPEE--Wc quote prime TO choice Rio Ut 100
22HC; choice 70 Ancy 2S8SSkc.
CnICKENs-Sales 0l live spring chickens ny
the dozen g 60D3 90. "
EGuS-Dull, and quotations canpoL Alriy pc
given above 1Oc; 1Oc;.. a. nit, 40 AZ.
Fisn-LaEo Herring a %; White flBh y 19:
Lake Shad q S5: No. medium Maekerel e
o. %; No 2medtum 81 %; No. large $la "
FLouR-steady deuaud. We now quote tGncy
ut s. 2&08 90; white wheat family q 2o4I 60'
red wheat family 30 1901 0g extra t6 OOd6 6o;
PGctac Mills fancy g 50; mmiIy 20 g; Rye B3oaf'
eRA.S-W WAeat-woq quote strictly choice white
at 81 40, and No. red Rt 81 9O0l 25. 0at1-
Firm at 4ssSoc, with but worry few sellers. Ce,.
lis scarce and tair to prime shelled may now be
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Is not the only instrument Of death used
on the unfortunate banker, but that the
back Of the bead was split open with an
axe rs the front was struck with the
"dOg." I.
No further clue has been found, except
that the detectives are of the opinion that
the "dog" used Is ship'carpenters tool.
They will visit all the ship'yards In the
vicinity Of the city tomorrow, and see
whether "dog" Is missing. The city
continues excited at the outrageous
charges brought against Washington Ma
than.
He and lis brother will be examined
on Thursday. They will also submit to
physicians examination, when 1t will be
shown that not the least evidence OF the
is to be found upon their bodies,
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, August ..

CINCINNATI, August U.
FLOyE-FIrm and iu taIr demand; sales Of hm.
lily At 50 SO1G75.
GRAIN-WheGt- Lower; sales of No. red at
81 80; Hill, 81 40: white, 81 4s01 %. Coru-
Duh; sS9s6C for car, and S7488c for ahellsd.
OHts-Quiet; sales Of now At 26686c; old, CSC.
held at sO8S8c. Barley-Un nchAuged. il..
PIIovIstONs-In better demand; sales Of 400
barrels OF Mess Pork Al $50 %. Lard-Held At
I6Hc. sugar Cured Hams-QGc, BacOD-Actlye
and held high: sales Of clear rib AL 17Hc, and
clear sides 1t l8k k-GOme holders ask nom Y 10
Ac higher. Bulk MCatB-In good demand, and
firmly held; EAl9s Of shoulders Rt lSNc; sides,
I5Ec; clear rib, l66c; clear sides, l6K; held Rt
17C.
BurrER-Stcady at 1G62Sc. Dir 90.
EOUs-Dull; l3c for shippers count.
OMA-I.arL OIl-UnchangCd. LlnCeSd OIL
&IO9
GROCERIES Steady and In lRlr demand. Star
Candles-AdvAnced to I8K8i9C.
COTFOS--FiFm; held at 1BkC. .f',N n III.
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ARRAY at BrownsvilIe, Ark.

MEMPlIIs, Aug. 3,
Archer Craig, u well.known telegraph
operator, was found dead In his bed this
morning. Tic verdict Of the coroncr's
Jury WIS, death from congestion of the
Brain" His remains were forwarded TO
Antrim for intermgnt.!
A difficulty occurred at Brownsville
Yesterday between A. A. Freeman and
John H. Freeman, two prominent lawyers,
growing out Of the publication Of card
by tho latter rehecting severely on the
former, who Is q candidate for Judge OF
the Circuit Court, resulting in John Free
man being shot in the arm and the other
being cut with Il bowie knife. ,f
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Base BaIl--Nomination for Congress
..NIan Hung.
CLEVELAND, August

NI4EsV I9ItIKRVEl @NNE507SV ~
The game Of base ball to-day resulted
ForeSttity, Of Cleveland, II; HaymakerS,
oI Troy, Q.
The Republican Convention at Monroe
vile, Ohio, today, nominated Charles
Foster, Of Seneca county, for Congress
from the 9th Ohio district. ~
Bennett Scop was hung Nt Norwalk,
Ohio, today for the nlurdcro ol Goodman
q pedler, in October last.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW IUNN1 AuBuITN =
CoTToN- Dull, closing nominal; sales ssS bales
middlIng uplAnds at 2Oc. l|.. lis,I
FL0UR-Closed fairly active and &c better on
low grades and extra western; good inquiry,
partly speculative. ll.
GRA,N-Wheat-Du aud slightly In buyers
favor; No. 2 spring 81 2S0l 88; winter rcd 81 @.
Rye-QuIet and nominal. OAtS-QulGt At 100
sc for western. and GjGG6Gc for Ohio. Corn
Heavy at 9Gdt98Hc for mixed western.
pR0vIslONN-PoEk quiet; sales $50 bblB Mess
for August At $50 IS. Beef 10 In moderate ~
ouoat ind steady. Cut Meats and Bacon noni-
nal Lard nomtnally unchanged.
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Accident at Fortress Monroe.
FoRrREss MONROE, August 3.

FORTRESS MONROE, August r.
A terrible accident occurred this after.
noon, while party Of men were handling
some fixed ammunition, in the laboratory
outside Of the fort, when shell exploded,
firing building and killing John Tomlin.
son, whito, Joseph johnson, viii johnson,
and Harry Allen, cOlOred, and wOunding
Frank Chisinan, COlored. The fire de-
stroycd five other small buildings, con.
tanning shells. The fire department rem
dered but little assistance, on account Of
tie bursting shells, which fell In every
direction in and about tho tort.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHELADELPIIIA, August T.
FLOUR Improved demand; extra family So 20
GRAIN-Whcat-Du and quotations barely
tnilntGined: new Indiana red 81 650l 90. Rye
Steady at 81 IOGDIl2. COrn-DuIl and unehAng-
cd. 6Au-CnChangGd;
PROvISIONS-DemBnd light. Mess Fork-Gdl'
LaFd-Held At l7kc.
WumKY-GnchAnHed.
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SoMR singular facts concerning the diff
fIrcnt stimulants used by eminent men
are given by au English writer, DR.. Par
ish, in his "PharmNCologiN," Hobbies
drank cold water when he was deSirous Of
making strong intellectual effort, New.
ton smoked, Bonaparle took snult, Pope
strong Coffee Byron gin and water.
Weddcrburn, the first Lord Ashburton,
always placed a blister on his chest when
he had 10 make o great speech.
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indianapolis Textile Exposition.
lNulAxArOl.Is, August 8.


Owing to some misunderstanding the
formal opening Of the Exposition Of Tex
tile fabrics which should have been held
last cvcning,,was pOspond, and took place
ut the rink this evening. W. G. Tarking-
ton President Of the Board Of Trade made
the opening address Of welcome; he was
followed by Mayor Macauley, extending
u hearty welcome To the visitors on the
part Of the city. Geo. s. Bowen President
Of the Association responded. John 8.
Hays Of Boston Secretary Of the National
Association Of WOolcn manufacturers and
several others made brief addresses. A
considerable amount OrgoOds and'machin-
cry arrived to-day. There ia every indi.
cation that the Exposition will be Il
cOmplete success. --- NJ.
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Activity in the Navy.
WASHINGTON, August

WASHINGTON, August 3.
Yesterday Secretary Robson ordered
5000 mdre men to be engaged at tho vari-
olls navy yards and in the work Of repair.
ing and remodcling Of the vessels now on
hand and those being daily placed out OF
commission, which Is ordered to I've vigor.
Ously carried on.
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GEN. ROBERT +. LEE has consented to
become president Of the contemplated
Shenandoah Valley Railroad in Virginia,
Five thousand persons assembled at
barbecue ut StAuntOn on Saturday to for.
ward the scheme by subscriptions and
Otherwise. -r
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Base Ball Match.

ROCKFORD, ILL.,. August ,,
In a game Of base ball played here TO.
day between the Forest City club, Of this
city, and the Athletics, OF Philadelphia,
the score stood 10 to 10 in favor Of the
former
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Chicago Market.


FLOvR-C Unchanged. ~.
-Wheat-Qulet and 4SE05c lower, clos.
Ing at 81 I9X cash. and 81 9lX seller last half Of
August for No. 9; this afternoon dull at 81 %
seller August. Corp-Qulet; N0E2 closed At
sIAc; unchanged this afternoon. OAts-Decllned
Ic, closing at 4SKc for No. 3. Rys-StOAdy OF go
oslo for No. 2. BarlGy-Fairly active at 81 %
for No. . In store.
ROvIsIoNB-QuIst and nomInally unchanged.
HOdS-OpGned active but closed quiet and "
6l6c lower At 90 40OIO 90 for fair TO choice.
CAFTLE-ActiVc and 6r1n At - 0aH4S 10 Tor
st0cGeEs 70 extra prime ahIppInG beeVes.
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a NEW method Of testing ones sobricty
Is suggested blythe New. York 4lrtI II
he can distinctly pronounce veterinary
surgeon" he may consider himself sober
as 4 Judge. The test Il infalliGl0.
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LADIES at Saratoga and Sharon say
that the way to feel cool is TO rub the out.
side rim Of The car with a little cologne or
spirits oi ammonia, and you will keep tlc-
lightlIlly cool on the w9rmest day.
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AN experienced physician has discover.
ell in the cOurRc oCG long and varied prac.
tiCc, that every one wishes tOgotO heaven;
also, tint most people are willing TO take
great deal Of very tIsagreeablc medicine
first,
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baltimore Market.

BALTINoRR, Aug, ,,
FL0VR-Fuirly active and firm.
-WhcGt-SteAdy; sales Of western At
81 600l s. Corn-WhItG prime 81 %; yellow
Il 10. OAtB-Light receipts; now 48o6lc, Rye
-90c6$l.
WHnKY-Improved demand Gt 81 Dol o.
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Death Of a Missouri Iron Man.

ST. LOUIS, August 8.
james Harrison, of the firm Of Cha.
team, Harrison & Vale, owners Of Iron
Mountain, and very extensive iron men
and manufacturers, died last night,
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New York Dry Goods Market.

EEW YORK, August ).
Business continues without much animation
STILL aud for cotton fabrics prices appear " 9Vor
OF buyers We notice reduction 10 New YORK
Mills muillns 20 lsHc; anu MsSsS H% SW1aso y We
Pepperell blcaehsd Sh'ettnHa are on SHEee'
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AHenIthY Bcuuest.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. August 3.
Vassar College las received bcquest
OF S22 900 from Jacob r. Girard,
wealthy citizen who recently died.