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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-25

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- 80 $500. p'9 60, ae1roI r e. ~ ,,,essaoo
I'D ;,1ont;l of axcol1n,,+ ,,ns;t,ons o
- 80 80 ~: : -...
E l.e,.f,.. THE SCORE. s. ....- 3, =
Dewey-o a, 2, 8, 81, 6-a5. -. T.
Estes@S Il 4 9, !; "a 10 81.
.Danforth4a, +. 3 q .. f--ls: Il, .i.-.s..y,
Total for The Four--59. -. :.-...,.,,....-. e.
pion-;5, :, y o, ~, 20 o. FL = -, - o
iSoints :. :
FolIoWlng lhls, algef a SNORT lllefIfllS-
sion, came a three-bal game of 100
points. between the Same parties We
S.4,a. rc,,,,,, ,o,,I,,s For . e, ....s.
30 : 80. -: : 49,. ,<r.s
~. .r., THE SCORE .:..5,s...... b. T..
Danforth-l; L5.A,o,N, q o. S-i3.
Estrs-0, 0. /, 4, O.. Q, L. 2, i, 3, Q, s., lis:
Turtle; l. Q, z / i Q; 9 = ! . o q -
2TStal for The FonrN6.
DLon-6e, 26, SIS, de,2, IL, o, IS, o, 6-=ioc,
plon's aVersge-' 9-i3. r.. r ~. >.E.....
After this game Mr.. Dion gave an in
teresting exhibition of fancy shots
vgbich ,yara we'll received hv the a,,di-
e,ca H. Dion s;vaa =, exhibition II,
R,,,llin ,,tor fbis 6yar;noy Is -tbe Van Ness
L., :: -. -.
$3.50 80 ..-z.-..- 49, y.
7Nor,,,,,,, 1inpr 70 M San ZETon.
Thomas Fitch. of Nevada. lectured at
Brandon, Dec. 10. We heard MIR. Fitch
speak 10 croWaea mouse III she -I,ooPe q
naa'tsIss 800 =. CO. ntior rnanS
In the following description of a Bran
don critic HE has all of the ,enthusi-
astie fire Of John. A.. Logan, the pleas
ing aepfesS u 5000 S9Iisi5 s, i ie Cs yc els
can saw no more with regard to the
greatness of his abilities, while appFecia-
ton of his true merits is known only to
those who have. listened TO ms WORDS:
mere q no sois el es'uos ~ n w I's,7
Tbo,,sS il declared n he Toesn, CeIfax
and Phillips rolled into one. The fire of
Logan, the smile OF Coltax, and. the
speech or .fniillps. healIy =, oFah l.91
tlaSe' st@ sc:t ~ - ~ ' ASah M 49,
tIs[r o,.-- ..,.....c
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-25

The temperance meeting at the Town
Hall, last night, was well attended.
The proceedings opened with prayer by
Rev. E. Mills. Mr.. Haven then intro
duced as the first speaker. -. y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-25

WAIL1NGFORD.
Jim says they had "red-hot" time
at recent law suit in Tinmouth. They
chose darkness rather than light, because
their deeds were evil.
Those who pretend to know, say
that the Hall Marble Quarry has been
sold to parties in Vermont and New
York This is an A l quarry, and all
that is needed to have the quarry prove
itself, is capital and small amount of
backbone.
A nice young lady informs us that
Mr.. Hiram Smith is to give a ball at his
residence on East street Christmas eve.
We always have good time at Hiram's.
The Clarendon people are giving
their sschurch disturbers" hail Columbia.
1t serves them right.
Potatoes were quoted at twelve cents
per bushel in Des Moines, Iowa, last
season. They now bring $1.15.
Dec. 10. ).
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-29
FOREIGN
SPAIN.
A cARLIsT REPORT.


BAYoNyE, Nov. 2s-The Carllsts re-
port that the typhoid fever and smallpox
prevail to such an extent In Gen. Mori-
ones army that It is unable 10 mako any
offensive movement.
4 SPECIMEN oF,sPAIN's HONE TROUBLES
MADRID, Nov. 2e.-Durlng the two
hours truce at, Cartagena yesterday, the
Italian admiral sent q vessel 10 the city,
which returned with number Of non.
combstants. At tho close Of the truce
the firing was resumed on both sides, and
continues today Tho insurgents arc
making O. desperate defense.
. LONDON, Nov. 29.-Special dispatches
give particulars OF the bombqrdment OIL
Cartagena on Wednesday. The arsenal
and barracks were the chiei marks for
the besieger's artillery, but the cathedral
and hospital were also struck. On Friday
the theatre. the Protestant church aud
two entire streets were destroyed and zoo
persons were killed and wounded within
the city. The insurgents have raised
black fAgs on the forts. At last accounts
the fire around the city was subsidipg
The loss Of the beseigers has been exceed.
Ing small The officers Of the foreign
squadrons succeeded In obtaining IN
armistice Of four hours Friday night.
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BETTER NEWS.

!. WARRINGTON, Nov. 2s-Midnight.-
The Cabinet was in session two hours and
q half to-day, giving earnest attention to
the quetion pending between tho United
States and Spain. II, was remarked by 9
Cabinet officer after adjournment thRt the
busines. was In such q condition tSat
single telegram on either side might
change the whole course o! proceedings.
Tonight 1t can be confidently said the
question has assumed q more favorable
aspecftb nit bore ithis morning, and that
therearc strong reasons for expectingre.
suits entirely satisfactory. And it can be
added on the same competent authority
that although nothing has as yet been re.
duced to precise terms, the situation Is
very hopelul..i' &Is .UD ! !GG
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o. Creait al ,nlohllier suIt.

RHARTToRD, CoNN., Nov. 2s.-The i'm.
portant Credit Mobiller suit which was
tried In this city In October last has been
decided by U. 3. Judges hart and Ship.
man and the opinion was illed In the y,
8. District Court In this city to-day. The
motion Of the defendants 10 dismiss the
bill involving the question Of ijuris-
diction, was decided In favor oI the
Government In the second poiut
the Court suSIains the demurrer and
dlsmisses the bill as to The parties
who demurred. The ground Of the de-
murrer d that the damage TO the Govern
ment by The Credit MobIlier frauds 10 toe
remote TO iLe reached by the proceas pur'
sued, or BY any other, and that the Gov
ernment has at present nopecnniary IN
tereat % he reached by the rbilLbr Thl
court takes the view that there p no tEus
any where raised In behalf Of the Govern
ment 70 be protected. The motion TO die
solve the Injunction 10 granted, Il 10 no
unlikely that the matter may. 20 TO the 3D.
preme Court, though there q not mncl
probability Of O reversal. s;sas5rI
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Col. J. q. LOCKWOOD. Of Moundsville,
this State, telegraphs 10 the Secretary oi
War, that in the event OF hostililies be-
tween this country and Spain he Is ready
to raise regiment Of 1000 men and lead
them In person against the enemy. The
Brigadiers, Colonels, Captains and Quar-.
ter.masters are rushing 10 the front with
great promptness. II there are any vncan.
cies, they may count US in for q Major.
Generals commission. We don't want
any position that necessitatea the carry.
ing Of q musket.-Aartins5tro Indepsnd.
ent
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-Flour-Demaud
good at full prices; generally held at 12is
25c higher. Wheat-Excited and prices
higher, but unsettled and irregular; closed
Arm at ealc below highest prices; No. l
spring 81 1871 IS; No. Q do 81 08t cash.
No. 8 do 81 04ta1 05i rejected osissscp
clostng ic below highest prices, Corn
No. Smixed 47c cash; rejected 45a4sc,
oats-No, 2, S6tc cash; rejected $50 Rye
Scarce, firm and higher; No. ., 6947lc.
BGrley-No. Q Fall 81 36a1 81; No. 8 do
06a97c. Provisions- Demand active and
prices advanced, but closed with pert oi
advance lost. Ness Pork-$lS418 10 cash
oF seller December. Lard-7AA7sc cash.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders &c; short ribmId'
dleS 0tc; short clear do 6ac all packed
meats 10 to. 10 days in salt 4c below these
prices Green Meals-Acllve; shoulders
nc; short rib middles &c; hams 7sec
Dressed Hogs-44c, WhlSky-s9o.
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TOLEDO, Nov. .2s The annual meet
ing Of the Trustees Of the Girls Industrial
Home at White Sulphur Springs, was
held recently. Notwithstanding the severe
disaster of last winters fire, the school
has been doing we'll. The number, Of
pupils at the time Of the fire was 100.
Owing to the loss Of accommodations this
has since been reduced 10 1877. One OF the
two brick buildings provided for by the
Legislature, is under roof Sand both will
be completed next year, each furnishing
accommodations for thirty girls. The
health of the pupils has been good, and
their progress in instruction is very salts
factory. .sg..- lz..-.
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 2e- Flour. Moderate
ly active and higher; superane western
and State IS 8046 80; common 10 good
SO 55a6 90; extra Ohio 50 65as 10 Wheat
lin moderate demand aud higher; Ne
braska and Iowa spring 81 47al SO; No.
Q spring Chicago 81 90; No . Milwaukee
81 90; white western 81 s5 Rye-Scarce
and firm at 95ca$l 90, Barley-Firm;
western 81 6541 70. Corn-Fair demand
and higher; prime western mixed 10 store
72s74c; do sfloat 75A78ic. Oats-Firmer
and more active; western mixed al 'at 66a
56c: do IN store 54c; white western 67s6Sc.
Cof.e-Active and higher. Rlo-20a2sts.
Sugar, Molasses and Rlce-Unchauged.
Whisky-Lower Of 9lic, ..o
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General slckleS u Failure as q Dip
tauNnH.

General SIckleS Failure as o Dip.
iomat.
Tspseial 10 tho Cincinnati Gazstte.l rssgz
WARRINGTON, Nov. 27.-It Is no longer
secret that Gen. slckles has not given
satisfaction to the Administration by his
course in the present complications, and
that he has not received full confidence
md has not exercised full powers ior
several days past. BE has constantly
sought 10 weaken the Government BY iex.
ssions in his, dispatches, and one. Of
iast night closed with the statement that
The Spanish republic was Q failure. The
CHARGES are all In favor OF Mr.. Sickles'
recall II the present difficulties are AMIGA
bly, settled. u ,,,.rfL. Ag,Eg
Of Spain 10 surrender the Virginius will
be announced TO the Cabinet tomorrow
and even II Mr.. Sickles has lett Madrid
hastily 1t Is not believed 1t will break Oh
the negotiations which were IN progress
this afternoon, and which promised q
favorable settlement, since Admiral lolo
would continue, as Tor some days past, tc
communicate directly with his govern
ment, and Mr.. SlckleS' absence from
Madrid might cause less embarrassment
than his presence. e.-,rs7,-, ,.,,.,,,,
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 9s Flour-oulet
OF 50 76I7 90. Wheat-Uhchabgsd. Corn
'-Qliet; old ear 52A59c. Rye-Qaiet at
s2sSSc. Oats-QuIet. Barley-Unchsug.
ed. Groceries. STEADY. Oils Unchanged.
Eggs-27a2sc. Butter and Cheese
Steady. Pork-In speculative demand !;
$l8 90 freely bid; held at $l3 76a14 90.
Lard-StroDg; kettle Sc; steam In specu.
lative demand free buyers OF TIC. Bulk
Meats-Shoulders 6ta5ic; clear rib sides
eta8ic; clear o., with tree buyersi held
~ higher at close. Bacon-Steady ;
shoulders eIc: clear rib sides &c; clear
74c. Hogs-Flrm at $40eG4 80; receipts
for last 4s hours 40, sos; shipments 1000.
Green Mes,s-Stropg and held higher;
shoulders 4tc; clear rib 0tc. 'Whisky-
Firm at SOC. +1
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THE Hon. H, G, DAVIS, U. 8. Senator
from West Virginia; was at the 81. James
yesterday. He has recently been visiting
the Capital of the State and other parts oI
bis diocese. He is as aimsble and affable as
ever, but very reticent on tho question Of
Cuba. The Sage Of Kinderhook himself
was never more non committal than Is
our Senator on this question. Like Sen
Ator PUau on a certain occasion, he
awaits the facts" and he left last even
iug for Washington 10 get them. We
presume that he and The balance OF the
faithful will hold caucus at Washington
Spd detGrmine whatia best for the Dem
ocracyto do about q war, whether to be In
iGvor oi 1t this time, Or to be iurnenst it,
asbefofe, ~
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Life In Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 2S.-0n Tuesday
last the prisoners In the Clarksville jail
oyer powered the guards and took posses!
sion oftheit afns. The alarm was given
before they got out, and the citizens Of the
town surrounded the jail. One Of the
prisoners, Sid Wallace, under sentence to
be hung on. tic 28fd Of next xtmonth fired 0
double barrel shot gun at two citizens In
the street, severely Il not fatally wounding
both. n'Thes citizens then took possession
Of the first floor Of the Jail, put five kegs Of
powder In 1t, laid 0 train for some distance
and notified. the iprisonera unless they
surrendered ID. thirty minuteB. they would
blow up the building. After little par
ley they surrendered, throwing their arms
out at the window. Az one OF the guns
struck the ground II went Of, the shot
slightly wounding three persons. Wal
lace and another oi the prisoners was
brought here last night and lodged IN the
PeniIentiary. / he viii be!takenl out and
hung next month. he has killed quite q
number of men, among them being the
late Hon. Elisha Meerp, Circuit Judge, and
Is the most desperate character In that
section OF the country. Two brothers
were In Jail with him At the time, and are
under 90 Indictment that will send them
to the Penitentiary.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 2s.-Flour-In good
demand, but unchanged. Wheat-Actlve
and strong, but unchanged. Corn-Firn.
mixed western 67c. oa,s-Dull and
heavy; mixed western 46.47c; white 4ss
49c. Rye-Steady. Provisions-Firm
and higher. Mess Pork-$l4 76il6 90.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders, none here; clear
rib sides 7c loose; Ito packed. Bacon
Shoulders scarce at 7sset; clear rib sides
7t.ec. Lard None here. Butter -
Western active and firm; good 10 choice
rolls and tubs 25S30c. CCftee-Aotive,
firm and higher. Whisky-Weak at 9aa
l5n
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The steubenville Celebration.

Ross ]. ALEXANDER, Esq, of Bridge
port, in responding to the toast 10 "Chris'
,ian Knighthood" at the Masonic celebra.
ton at steubenville, on Thanksgiving day,
gave q little historical review OF the ori-
gin Of the "Knight Templar" order in
Masonry. It dates back to the year Ills,
he said, to the time Of BATIoNE, King OF
Jerusalem, and 1t first consisted Of nine
noble Knights bound TO protect the pill
grim through the passes and defles OF the
mountains 10 tho Holy City. These
Knights called themselves "Pcor Fellow
soldiers 0i Jesus Christ"
"The Templars who returned 10 Eng
laud from Palestine, with Richard, es.
tablished the encampment OF Baldwin at
Bristol, which 10 this day holds Its regu.
lar meetings, preserving the ancient cos
tune and ceremonies OF the Order.
Another encampmentat Bath, and third
Ut York, constituted the three original en-
campments OF England. From these
have sprung the existing encampments IN
the British dominions and the United
States, our own encampments thus being
the lineal descendants OF the ancient order.
As noticed In our report yesterday
morning, Mr.. o. 8. LoNa, editor oil the
Register, responded to the toast in honor
Of the Press, In doing 80 he took occa'
sion to remark that Free Masonry Is less
than any other human institution indebt
ed to the press. "Is tenets and ritual
have been transmitted by its instructive
tongues to attentive ears, and the mys'
teries Of the order have been safely lodg.
ed in the repository OF faithful breasts for
hundreds Of years without the aid Of the
great art OF printing" - 81:
Dr.J. T. UPDEaRAFr, oi- Mt Pleasant,
responded 10 the toast in, honor olaihe
State of Ohio, andin the course Of bis re'
marks adyeSted 10 the fact that during the
past year Ohio has expended more than
100000 for educational purpose in
furnishing the means Of knowledge 10
svery child Of every class and condition
within her borders. That more than 7OO,'
900 children are now enrolled in her pub
lie schools. That a pioneer army OF 27,-
74S teachers are to-day laying, by noble
aud Orsatiut woik, ,ltheioundatiors Of her
future freedom, greatness and power"
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. s9AJohn johnson,
one oi the few snryiving soldiers Of the
war ofi1s12, died at New Albany, Thurs
dsv. yery suddenly, aged lu seHenty.two
years. He served three years IN me lass
war although sovery old. he Wasburieo
In lie government cemetery NFor some
time before his death he lived . hermigi
lie on his pepsion, and died while con
sulting an almanac 10 see when his pen
sion was due,
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,IThai{ {CCioreilC lConsea,ion;

Q oIscisk4r, Nov. asADr. q. Fiiz'
butte, oil this city. Chairman on resolu'
tons In the late Franktord ,colored Con-
vention, states that The resolution con.
.teinplated,no such thing as forced social
equality Of whites and blacks, nor was Il
the spirit oi the Convention. BE wants
the mixed achool system, how giving
whites and blacks On equal advantage Ia
the same school, butadmits that II is Oh
jectionable 10 large number Of colofed
people In this city He states that the
aim OF his party Is to bring the mixed
school system into practice, lanl thisi 4
the equal advantage Intended by the reso
lntion. f.svsr7' hsIl sbzs.s EllFsf fs'hsI
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CINCINNATI.
!. FIRE AT SALEM, OHIO.

CissciItssuATiIL, IN IA II Nov. ss.-A fire at Salem
yesterday destroyed Looksrds dry goods
store. Loss $4,000 Insured ior e. 900,
$500 in Phenix. Lease Bros, - confecT
fionery. : hossb$l 200, Insured in the
Richland Mutual for 81 800. GaileyS shoe
store and ]. Asks furniture store. Loss
unknown. Knights of Pythias' block,
loss on building $4,000, covered by In:
sufanes IN tho Columbiana Mutual and
Aahland Mutual. lhl-l |
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Granted q Respite.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-Gov. Beveridge TO-
day granted the negro murdetefs, Fatei
and Williams, who were 10 be hanged at
PickneyVille, Perry county, Illinois, to-
day, Q respite until January Sd, 1874, to
give their counsel an opportunity 20 pre-
pare papers aaking for q Communication ,ol
sentence. Thenegroes were convicted o.
numbering an old lArmer named MAtteSor
In Perry county, September last.
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Speech from the General-in-ohief.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S-At the cele.
bration OF the veterans Of 1912 last night,
General Sherman responded to the toast,
"The Army and Navy" saying that nine.
tenths Of the present army had seen
service, most Of them being veterans Of
from eight to twenty battles. Our army
Is much too small, but should occasion
arise-s war with Spain, or other powers
they could fill the ranks by blast OF
the trumpet, as It were, and put large
force in the field. The General spoke In
the highest terms OF the otiicers and men
of the Navy. raazfG Ir- T9lIfs4,p-, r-
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tGttelliaenrtr:
rhe PnsaibiIltles Of War.

The POSSIBILITIES OF "a'
Into a late hour we have nothing ol i'm
Dor,aDce from Spain. II 1t Is true that
,Te Government has granted further time
,or compliance with It's ultimatum we
NAV not hear anything decisive for q day
or Two. The ultimatum referred to Is
understood TO be as follows: .ag.;
Fpa-The restoration Of the Virginius:
ssoud-Tho release OF the surviving
prisoners; "a. l.,. :. -, 80,
7Gtd-Indemnity for the families Of
the men murdered;
F5urM-The punishment Of the mur-
erers; and,
Ryth-A satisfactory guarantee against
future outragesin Cuba.
The Cincinnati Commercial o. yesterday
expresses the opinion that war is unavoid'
able, It also expresses the belief tina!
preslden, GRANT really desires war. It
admits that he has not been talking much
that Is not his way, 1t remarks-"but
no, day has been lost in the arsenals
and navy yards, and by the time Congress
mes,s at least FIVE millionsof dollars will
have been spent in preparations for war"
The Commercial fears that we are not
ooly drifting into war but into very &c.
hous and costly war-one that will do
much to harm our National character,
and lead US from those peaceful paths
wherein It should be our happiness to
walk. u- So ~
ave shall take Cuba, paying for 1t in
war expenses far more than 1t can be
worth to Us; and the possession of Cuba
will be an increase Of our ignoraut, belig.
Grant, uuskilled, and shiitless cltizens-a
permanent addition to our standing army,
and a preponderauce in sffairs, Of military
glory and civil proflgacy, that will not
promise well in the long future" D,
Since the above was placed in the hands
oil our printers, we have a midnight dis
patch from Washington that puts more
hopeful face on matters. 1t reads after the
semi.ofticial manner, and we have no
doubt is to be relied on as trustworthy
Information,
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STATE BoNps-Quiet.

pIAEh bVN0ST-NSh4
y sTocKs-Were generally strong from
the opening until about midday with an
advance In prices ranging from TO 1,84
per, cent. This improvement was after
wards lost in many cases, but after the
second call buoyancy was again the fea.
ture oi the market. During The lGst hour
Of business u depression prevailed and
some stocks declined to the lowest point
Of the day, the market leaving of feverish
The volume Of business was large and
dealings excited throughout tho day.
The advance In gold and depression in
stocks late In the day was caused by the
reports that Minister slckles had lett
Madrid; that there was increased activity
In the Navy Yards, and vague rumors Of
failures which could not be authenticated.
Ike stock sales between ten and two
o'clock amounted 10 $4,000 shares, Of
which 44e0o were Western Union, $1,000
Union Pacific, lS.40o Wabash, 10000
ohios, $4,000 New York Central, $500
b. Paul, 1890 Lake Shore, 12,400
Northwest, $500 Rock Island, and $500
Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana Central.
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TuE New York Tribune publishes the
list Of Methodist Episcopal vislta!lons that
Ie toiake place during the coming year
The West Virginia Conference meets a,
FAirmont on March 11tb, under the
charge Of Bishop scoTTs The Pittsburgh
Conference meets at Blalrsyills March
18th, under BiShop FosTRn. The Balti-
more Conference emests inthat city March
4th, under Bishop AMEs.
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istarlIins Developments Predicted

Especial to the ciueiaraa comnrslal.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-The adjudica.
tion Of the affairs Of Jay Cooke & Co, 10
the Bankruptcy Court Is looked for with
great interest as promising most startling
developments. Those who ought to know
charge that the books and papers OF the
firm will show that large sums OF money
have been paid at different times 10 q great
many OF the most prominent and hitherto
unsupported members Of Congress, both
In the Senate and House. 1t is charged
that the transactions Of the firm have been
characterized by systematic course Of
bribery and corruption on an extensive
scale.
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New York DIV Goods Market.

New YoRK, Nov. 2s.-Buslness was
quiet 10 day 10 all branches, and the ag-
gregate distribution was unimportant.
The market for cotton goods was quiet
but unchanged; carly price revisions are
anticipated. Bleachcd shirtipgs and cot
ton & .nnels more active. Grain bags are
now in fair supply Cotton yarns are In
demand. Wool fl,npels, woolens and
blankets quiet. Felt skirts In good re-
quest ShtNwl9 dull l-lD. nm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-29

NEw YoRK, Nov. 2s.AAta meeting Of
tho creditors Of Howes & Macy tonight,
Il was resolved TO accept the proposition
Of the firm, Of paying 85 per cent 10 their
creditors iGithe following manner; 40
per cent on the 1st, Of January, 10 per
cent on the 1st Of March, and the remain.
ing Is per cent during the remainder ol
the year, ,.Gnd that the same lbe accepted
by the creditors as full payment oftheir