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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-02
baltimore Cn,,ln MAJ.

THURSDAY. Feb. 26.-BEIP cArT1p-Tha A..
Peetssuona PIs Of the dealerS at The openinI tbis
~ - W. tuSh e 70 impart conIid defabe eeiiY.
tne MnolesAla trade, as there WHS n MON,
lie Q! limited supplies, but theSe WeEe ,bH,,Sn.
supplemented, and the receipts, iholSh moi vs,S
extensive, were in excess OF ihO neede AZ ~
oaysrs present The consequence was 1een in \
Esaaaai @ decline O. l!AAe per lb, and at The eio1e
ln " come cases higher fraction. The oHefinSS
differed little, II any, In quality from those 81
!aet week, The absence Of The extreme RrAdes
being the chief feature; the bulk OF tho nfTiTSIS
were middle cattle. 4 number OF the otferfnca
viii remain here I'LL next week, and 4 feV 81
shipped East at owners risk.
Prices to'dsy for beef cattle ranged A FolloWa.
Beat beeToe Gt t6 1901 %; that generally TaIed
hfht quality 81 6idb5 70; medium or good fiji
quality 4g00t 50; ordinary thin steers, oxen
and cows S3S 0oA 90; inferior and lowest Rrade0
o. cattle o. general average Of the market 10
Most Of the EalOS Were nom SI Is 70 Is Is Der T'
Ivy lbe. or the receipts 80 head came from
Shlo, ~ ffom Virginia, 2u from West Virgin.
y, lV4 from Maryland, and 500 head from
tennsylvAniA-totAl receipts for the week i,3Vs
HS aesd against ,SA last week, and LES Q head
We're taken by Baltimore butchers, 95 sold 10
Washington city and Annapolis dealerS, and aii
heaa 10 eastern spectators. Total sales for the
week l,lSl head. against 1893 lAat week, and
w head same time last year.
demand has been more 20, opefStlonS baing
10y satnes soW, especially on the part Of homo bay.
sh.r SnS i"st ttnoaEs there were more shippers East
sheep In the pens. The bulk, and IN fsct almoSt
OF the receipts, are Of q common order; Eood
Sheep are needed, and will command FOOD
prices. We quote Gt 4H07k cents per 10 RfoSS.
Common ana sock sheep At 81 6ca8E0 Der
head. Receipts this week 1858 head. aRainSt
l,s9s last week, and 9,4N head same lime lASt
year. '-'N ''''
HoGs-ThO receipts show very Iarpe falling
Oh sinee last week, but a. there were quito
humber LEFT over then, and the demand now
rathet slug2ish In view Of the butchers having
I,reely supplied their wants last week, prices
have advanced but fraction, and now, a. the
market is nearly bare, the prospects look fayora.
Pc lor Q iurtner stidenIng Of prices for good fat
dogs tuiAble for the PhladelphIa market, other
tinds Rie quite dull and hard 10 sell, we now
| lqote at 2e6S25 per 100 lbs net ReceIpts
his week 8, ,1SS head, against 96S2 last week, and
|. .ll9 head eame time last year.
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New York Market.

Nav York, Feb. 2S.-CotLon dull.
hlIddling uplands1 16c. Flour-Dull, but
In favor Of buyerp; superflne western and
State, g.. .65a0 %; common to good, 90 so
az %; good 10 choice, SO 55; white wheat
extra, 50 75a7 IS; Whisky-LoWer; 90c.
Wheat-Better demand and unchanged,
Rye-Quiet, 96ca$1 09. Barley-Unchang-
cd. Corn-Opened firm; closed dull; new
western mixed 67a79c; choice old western
s5ss7tc; white western 7Sa70c. Oats
A shade firmer; mixed western 6la62c;
white western 02a69c. Ooffee-Firm
sna higher; Rio 2sta25tc. sugar-Quiet.
METALs.-Manuiactured copper steady;
ingot Lake $24 75a25 90 cash. Pig iron
Scotch $50 00a4s 90; American
SEQ 00a35 90. Bar-Moderate request
and unchanged. Russia sheet 18ia17ic
gold. Nails-Unsettled; cut "a 90; c'lnch
$5 50a0 90,
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


THE TIcHBoRNE CLAIMANT sRsTRNCRu
TO FOURTEEN YEARS PENAL sRRyI-
TUDR.
LONDON, Feb. 2S-The trial Of the
Tichborne claimant on charges Of PERU.
~ committed during the trial FOR The
possession Of the estate, which has been
in progress upwards OF 1870 DAYS. vas
brought 10 close this morning and re-
suited In the conviction Of the accused.
The jury, atter being out q short time.
brought in q verdict Of guilty oil the
charges and the claimant was sentenced
TO fourteen years penal servitude. There
Is great excitement over the verdict, and
extras announcing It have been issued bv
the papers. After the verdict was an
nounced the claimant expressed a desire
TO address the court, but the Judge re-
fused permission and proceeded 10 pass
sentence, the claimant maintaining his
usual composure when sentence was
pronounced, He shook hands with DR.,
Kuealy, his counsel, and was then taken
from the court room by a seldom used
exit, placed In q carriage and driven 10
NewgOte, much to the disappointment Of
an immense crowd which had gathered
outside to see him pass.
Five hundred and seventy casks of re.
nded petroleum came ashore on the Suf-
folk coast near Lawes. They are sun
posed to have been portion Of the cargo
Of the bark Brilliant, from Philadelphia,
which was wrecked oil Longsand.
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Indiana on the Rarpn,h.

OMAHA, Feb. 2s.-An official telegram
received here to-day from Fort Laramie,
says the condition Of Indian affairs is
unsettled and unsatisfactory at the agen-
cies. The good Indians seem to have
been corrupted and are leaving for the
north to join the hostile bands. tits re-
ported that the beet contractor has
stopped the supply Of beef, being afraid
to drive cattle through the reservation.
There seems to be no doubt but that the
column Of troops now at Fort Laramie,
will enter the reservation from that point,
and It is thought they will meet with op-
position. No trouble with the Indians Is
at all probable south Of the Platte, in
Wyoming Territory and Nebraska. It Is
too far removed to be thought Of in con.
nection with the Indians, there Is not one
In the State but what Is peacable.
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The Spring Trades -RuInous Effects
Of Suspense.

Of Suspense.
(From the N. Y. Bulletin OF FrldAyJ
Washington dispatches to-day concur
In saying that from present indications
there will be no final Congressional action
on the financial question until near the
final adjournment. This means that
Congress Is wholly Indifferent to the
present laDguishing condition Of nearly
all branches. Of business, resulting chiefly
from its failure 10 act In the matter.
The spring trade, year ago was sub
stantially q failure, owing 10 the dear
ness OF money, which made It inacces-
slble to people engaged In regular trade;
then came the panic in the autumn but
the merchants az o class bore up nobly
under that succession Of disasters, and
have been looking forward to the spring
trade this year % promising to redeem
the losses Of the past. They had o right
TO that anticipation, but, we regret to say,
thus far, there is but little promise Of its
realization. The season is rapidly slip.
ping away, and as regards the great dry
goods trade, dealers generally agree that
hind"
Country merchants, while the present
suspense exists, hesitate to lay In stocks Of
goous, NOV knowing what influence ICON.
uacuon OF Imitation" may have on the
iutnre Of prices. This threatened para
lysis OF business must act seriously on the
Government revenues, ere lons-and.
hence, II there Is any wisdom left in CON.
greSs, It cannot too speedily make itself
manifest In final disposition Of the finsn.
cial question, one way or another.
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NEW YORK CITY.
TnR sTocK LETrER roRaER1Ea.

| Ann sEOSA LETTER FORukRIk9,
NEW York, Feb. 2s.-The members o.
the Governing Committee Of the Stock
Exchange decline to state what progress
% being made In the investigation OF the
iorgeries, but 1t Is certain that the sub
committee are carefully searching for evl.
dence which may point out the accom-.
plices In the forgefies, and that In the
meantime they are preparing case
against Mckay Tor presentation 10 the
CONFEDERATION AT PANAMA.
1t 10 reported that dispatches have been
received IN this city giving news OF 0 ter
fible condSgration In Panama on the 25th
inst, whereby the largest portion Of the
business part Of the town was destroyed,
Inc losses are estimated at over l,000-
OOOi mostly insured in London.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-Briel kilograms
nave been received about the fire In
ranama. Messrs. Ribon s. Menooz. ol
TINS CITY, have been Informed that their
mouse was burned and fully insured.
Messra. Saustburg & Ehunon, who had
stores In the Grand hotel, Cathedral
square, report themselves burned out and
insured. The houses Of Mr.. Merino on
Commerce street, back Of the hotel, were
also burned. =
KINasToN, JAMAICA, Feb. 2s.-There
was very serious fire in Panama on the
18th by which the greater portion Of the
city was burned. Among the buildings
destroyed are the Grand Hotel, civ
saloon and bank. Loss roughly estimat-
ed at one million, mainly covered by in.
surance.
NEW YORK, March, The celebrated
divorce suit, in which Col. W. W. Price,
the millionaire brewer is defendant, ended
yesterday in Warren county, N. Y, with
a decree dlssolving the marriage, leaving
the custody Of the children for further
consideration.
Ex:President BAtz, by advice OF coun.
sci refuses to give bail in the Hatch case,
and he remains in charge OF the Duputy
Sheriff at the hotel.
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CIxc1NNET1, Feb. 2s.-Cotton-Dull at
1910. Flour Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Duli and nominal at 81 3SaI 40.
Corn-Dull at 5Sa62c. 0ats-Dull at 45
a52c. Rye-Steady at 81 DIAL O2. Bar
ley-Scarce and firm. Linseed OIL
Steady at 81 GOAL 09. Lard OH-Steady
at e2as5c. Eggs-Dull at l7c. Butter
Scarce, firm and lighter; choice 40a42c.
Cheese-Firm. Pork-.steady at $14 so.
Lard-Steady; steam sic; kettle S9astc.
Bulk Meats-steaay; shoulders 64a5Fc,
spot; &c buyer six months; clear rib TIC
spot, buyer six months; clear .7aa7lc.
Bacon-Easier; shoulders 8ic; clear rib
etHStc; clear Sic. Hogs-Dull; quality
inferior; light IS 0Os5 25; heavy IS 00s
100; receipts 1856; shipments 1,1G4.
Whisky--steady and firm at O2c.
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What the Ohio Constitutional Con.
ventlOn 10 Doing.

The changes from the present Oonsti'
tuition are substantially as follows:
Eligibility to a seat in the General As.
sembly Is restricted, so that no person in.
tetested In any contract with, or unadjust.
cd claim against the State can hold seat
In either House.
The veto power Ia given TO the Gov.
ernor, but three.flths Of all the members
elected TO each House may overcome his
veto. He may veto an item or items Of
appropriation bills, approving the other
parts Of the bill.
Any member may demand that any Of
the items Of an appropriation bill shall be
voted on by ayes and nays separately,
which ayes and nays shall be entered on
the Journal, and every such item failing
TO receive the vote of q majority Of the
members elected to the House in which
the bill is pending, shall be stricken there.
from.
No extra compensation shall be made
TO any officer, public agent, employe OF
contractor alter the service shall have
been rendered, or the contract entered In.
70, nor ShAll any money be appropriated
or paid on any claim the subject matter
Of which shall not have been provided
Tor BY pre-existing law, unless such com.
pensadon or claim be allowed by two.
thirds Of the members lected 10 each
branch Of the General Assembly. All
such allowance TO be made by bill, and
no bill TO contain more than one class Of
compensation or claims.
This 10 . general prohibition against
conierring special powers or privileges on
any county, city, village, township OF
other municipality that shall not be con-
terred on others Of the same class.
Counties containing over one hundred
thousand inhabitants may be divided un,
der certain restrictions.
Members Of the General Assembly shall
receive Q fixed salary, to be prescribed by
law, and TO be ratably reduced for unnec
e19Ary absence during the session,
We believe these changes are q decided
improvement on the Constitution now n
force. The separate veto on each item ol
appropriation bills, the separate veto On
such Items, and the ayes and nays on each
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
MARKETS By TRL RORAPH

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-BIoNEY-Closed
at Sa4 per cent on call:
STERLING ExonANaE-Dull at $4s3t
for prime bankers sixty days sterling, and
$4S7 for demand.
GoLD-All sales of gold to-day were at
1l2ts1l2s, the price closing at the latter
figure. The rates paid for carrying were
3, 8. 81, 4a6 per cent. Clearances, SS0,-
100000. The Treasury operations for the
week at the New York office included the
disbursement Of $1,sSs, ,445 on account Of
interest and in the redemption Of s 20
bonds, and receipts Of $2,024, 800 for Gus
toms. Payments Of gold $11,29O BY the
Treasury to-day on account Of interest
were chiefly for March interest or 1O.4O
bonds. Shipments for the week, $4S1, 1888,
principally silver bars. Imports Of dry
goods, $3I21s,744; merchandise, sG,759,.
$50.
GOYEREAFRNTI-Sfrnn and cnnoiAara
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The above table shows that the increase
in manufacturing capital has exceeded
100 per cent, and that the value Of goods
produced has increased 1876 per cent.
And this too Notwithstanding the popuIa.
ton OF the country has increased go per
cent. The Bulletin therefore reasons that
such an immense increase in this particular
branch Of production could never have
occurred had the results been unsatlsfac.
tory to the employers Of the cspital-for
II Is law In industry that when capital
does not realize the average pronunciation
In a given employment 1t ceases TO flow in
that direction or seeks other investment
and that therefore 1t appears most conclu,
sively that manufacturing has been found
Aproatable employment Of capital.
The conclusion, therefore, Of the Bal
letin from the premises given Is that
with these substantial evidences OF
the prosperity OF our manufactures, II
would seem that new manufacturing en-
terpriSes will be likely TO meet with
favorable consideration at the hands OF
investors, now that so many other sources
oI investment have been rendered for the
time being uninViting and unavailable.
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Of such items will tend to make tho Gen.
eral Assembly careful how II votes away

Of such items will tend to make tho GEN.
eral Assembly careful how II votes away
the public moneys.
The veto power with the Governor will
make the legislation Of the State much
more conservative, and the payment OF
members BY fixed salaries with q ratable
deduction for unnecessary absence will do
much 10 cure absenteeiSm.
On the whole the article is an excellent
one. There 10 0 marked determination
manifested In the convention to limit the
power Of municipal bodies, 90 that local
taxation and assessments shall not Grip.
pie the enterprises Of the people by lily
advised and oppressive burdens upon pri.
vAte property. fa" "-'u T -
The articles on county and township
organizations, and municipal corporations
are we'll under way and tend strongly TO
protect the people against the Iobbery
that too frequently has controlled the
public agents, managing the affairs Of our
counties, townships, cities and villages.
The changes made IN these three artl.
cles are decidedly In q conservative di.
rection and 20 long way toward weak.
ening the influence Of the lobby OF the
capital oil Ohio.
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Boston Wool Market.

BosTON, Feb. 29.-WooL-Fair de-
mand and firm; sales for the past week
l,750,000 lbs. Ohio and Penn'a fleeces
common 10 pick lock 50aG0c; Michigan
fleece 50a54c; Western, Wisconsin, New
York and New Hampshire 44a52lc;
combiDg and delaine 55a60c; unwashed
and understandable 30a45c; Noils 45a
OOc; tub 68c; secured 47ia5Olc.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Feb. 27.- Flour-steady.
Wheat-Fair demand and firm; No. 2
white Wabash, 81 593; amber Michigan,
cash and March, ! 40 ; Aprl 81 80; May
81 %; No. 2 red, March, 81 Alt. Corn
high mixed, cash and March,
Gic May Csc; June 0sic no grade new
574c. Oats-Quict aud unchanged; No 2
40tc. Clover Seed-$5 30sG 40.
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MILWAUKEE, Feb. 2s.-The Assembly
and Senate both passed the warehouse
bill reducing the rates of storage from
two cents 10 one cent per bushel. Also
the bill giving the St. Croix land grant
to the North Wisconlin and Chicago and
North Pacific air line roads. Also
an other bill to regulate the rates Of pas
senger and freight traffic by railroads
This bill makes q heavy reduction on
both passengers and freight. The Cover.
nor has not signed any Of these bills b ut
will probably do 80.
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CHARLESTON, 8. @. Feb. 2s.-The frat
race today was dash Of one mile and q
quarter, for purse Of $500, and was won
BY ortolan in 2;l7, beating Fabitha and
Midnight
The second race, a mile dash, for Q
purse Of 5000, was won by GAberlunzle In
l:54, beating Santa Lawler and Mollie.
The third race, mile heats, for q purse
Of $3.50, was won by Lady Washington,
beating Limestone and Joe johnson.
Time 1:60, 1904, l:5o.
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CHICAGO. Feb. 2S. Flour Dull but
unchanged. Wheat-0pened dull and
active, and closed higher; No. / Chicago
81 10; No. do 81 16i; cash 81 16t,
Corn-Fair demand and firm; No. y
mixed 57tc cash; 57tc March; No 2,
mixed 634c. 0ats-Fair demand and
firm; No. 9. 42tA42Rc cash; 4Sta4Sfc April.
Barley-Dull and dropping; No. 2
spring 81 80. Pork-Steady Of $18 a0a
IS 95 cash or March. Lard-steady;
% 65 cash or March, IS rs April.
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Indian FIrht on ,he Rraxos.

GALVESTON, March IA San Antonio
special says It Is now fully Sscertalned
that eleven Indians and one squaw were
killed In the recent fight on the DonbIe
Fork Of the Brazos. Lieut.. Turner. OF the
10th cavalry, narrowly escaped death.
BE had cartridge In hb pocket split by
On arrow,
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Weather Ranort.
War DEPARTRENF,
WASHINGTON, D. O., March l,-S:0O P. NJ
PROBABILITIES,

WASHINGTON, u. ", March l.-6;O0 P. T.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, on Monday, partl y
cloudy weather, gentle and fresh winds,
mostly from the southeast and southwest,
and temperature generally above ireez-
ing will prevail.
For the Middle States falling barome.
ter, light to fresh variable winds and
partly cloudy weather, except probably
easterly winds and rainy weather from
Virginia to New Jersey,
For tho Gull States east of the Missis-
sippi and Tennessee clear weather, which
will gradually extend over the South At.
lantic States from the Ohio Valley and
Missouri northward over the Lake re.
gIon, with falling barometer and HIGHER
temperature than on Sunday; southeast
to southwest winds, increasing cloudiness
and probably rain over the north portion
Of this area.
A storm centre Is apparently advancing
eastward from Montana towards Minnee
sofa.
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New York Dry Goods Morke,.

NEW York, Feb. 2s-Busiuess gen
orally quiet today with agents and Job
bers alike. Cotton goods IN moderate de.
mand and at firm prices. Cottonades I'm.
proving. CheViot shirtings in good de-
mand. Prints, shirtings and percales In
moderate request. British and domestic
dress goods selling more freely.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 2s.-Vasquez and
his band OF robbers are still raiding in!the
southern counties Of the State. On Wed.
nesday last they robbed the Los Angeles
stage, and got two hundred dollars and
eight horses. One man resisting, shot at
Vasquez and missed him. Vasquez re-
turned the fire, shooting man named
Shore through the legs. Vasquez then
told the wounded man his name and
granted him the mercy OF his life. The
bandette travelled southerly after the rob.
hhru
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DON CARLOS RATHER AHEAD,
FRANCE.


PARIS, Feb. 2s.-The sale OF the con-
servative Republican journal, Nineteenth
Century, has been prohibited, because Of
the publication in its columns of an article
insulting to Buffet, President of the Ma.
tinal Assembly.
PARIS, March 2.-The French exhibi.
ton to be held in 1875 it private enter
prise.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 2s.-Flour Dull.
Wheat-Quieti Ohio and Indiana 81 Goa
! 90. Corn-Firmer; mixed western 7Sc.
Oats-Dull; western 55a57c. Rye-Dull
Of 90c. Provisions-Dull, nominally un-
changed. Butter-Unchanged Coffee
Firm; good TO prime Rio 23la25ic,
Whisky-Dull.
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CHINA.
FOREIGNERS NOT sAFE IN CHINA.

FOREIGNERS NOT RAFE IN CHINA.
HoNG KoNG, Feb. 2S.-It is reported
that the Chinese Government has notified
the foreign ministers residing at Pekin
that 1t cannot guarantee the safety OF the
lives Of foreigners residing at Tient.sin,
and that the naval authorities here have
been requested to send war vessels to
Tient sin to insure their protection,
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We notice that a contest for the con-
troll of the Union Pacific Railroad Is de-
Veloping itself in New York. On the
result OF this election hinges, perhaps, the
Baltimore & 0hio's recent arrangement
with that road for the control Of the Cali.
fornia business.
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PHILADELPHIA.


PHnADEIPH1A, Feb. 2s.-Last night
sewell Hull, the proprietor Of a restaur.
ant, was seriously stabbed during an
aftray at his house, Michael Slavin and
George Bartin have been arrested charged
with the offence.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.
Over $780, 0of Northern Pacific Rail.
road bonds have been surrendered to
trustees for cancellation on account Of
land sales.
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PRTRoLIA, ONT, Feb. 2s.--The West
ern Canada OIL Company has shut down
about fifty Of their wells, throwing
seventy.hVe men out Of employment,
owing TO the depressed state Of the oil
market.
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Boiler Explosion,

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2S.-The boiler in
Louis Snyder d Sons paper mill OF Ham.
ilton, O., exploded this morning, instantly
killing CLARK Ross and wounding Guy
McN Neely and his son.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS,
snsnected VIVA PolaonInr.

LounvnLE, Feb. 2s.-The stomach Of
Mrs. Egbert, who died lately in Caldwell,
KY, has been brought here ior examina.
ton. Esquire Egbert, her husband, and
Miss Beele Scott, who are charged with
poisoning her, are still under arrest Id
Caldwell county.
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RRo. CHENEY's Church In Chicago does
no! appear to be In such bad way after
all, Judging from statement made by q
reliable gentlemen Of this city in our
columns this morning.
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PhlladeIphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s.-Flour-Dull;
Wheat-Dull. Corn-DulI; yellow 7SG
74c. Osts-Dull. Refined Petroleum
l4ic spot; 144a15fc March. Crude Petro.
leum l1ta1lic. Whisky-Declining; 9Sc,
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Mrs. Sarah @. Desney, the widow Of a
member Of Congress from Ohio, brought
suit for $4,000 damages against the pro.
prietors OF an omnibus line, on one ol
whose stages she was injured. She OBJ
talned verdict Of $1,000. e