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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-26

+ DIR. GUTHRIE tells an amusing anec-
dote about DR.. Ersklne, the famous Scotch
preacher, who was remarkable for his
simplicity Of manner and gentle temper.
He returned so often from the pulpit minus
his pocket-handkerchief, and could tell SO
little how or where it was lost, that Mrs.
Erskipe at last began to suspect that the
handkerchiefs were stolen as he assembled
the pulpit stairs by some of the old wives
who lined it. So. both to balk and detecI
the culprit, she sewed corner of the hand
kerchiefto one OF the pockets of his Goa
tails. Half way up the stairs the goot
doctor felt a tug, whereupon he turned
| round to the old woman whose was the gull
ty hand, to say, with great gentleness AM
simplicity, 'No the day, honest woman
no. the day ; Mrs. Erskine has sewed
ln.V fIY 40 JflIlLf-+ .flt
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-26
NEW JERSEY.
The Brakesmen's strike.

PORT JERvIs, February 26.--The
brakesmen on the freight trains on the
Delaware, Susquehanna, Western, and
Northwestern divisions of the Erie rail-
road struck this morning. Several OF the
strikers were arrested here for trying to
prevent trains going out. All travel is
stopped west of Port Jervis.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-26
MARYLAND.
Terrible Explosion I'm baltimore

& BALTIMORE, February 26.-Yesterday
morning still and coal-oil refinery Of
Robert Reed, corner of Eden street and
Canton avenue, exploded with terrific
force, the still being carried several feet
in the street. In few minutes from the
time of the explosion the entire building
was enveloped in flames, and it, with three
stills, valuable machinery, &C., was totally
destroyed. The burning oil ran down the
cutters in the vicinity of the fire, and there
were several narrow escapes of pedestrians.
Fred. Lautebach, cooper of the refinery,
was fatally burned. Loss $4,000, in
surance SO 900. aaw 9oRlq ~ NJ "1 tse
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-26

AN EX-DETECTIvE IN TROUBLE -
j. w. Cole, postmaster of Danyille, now
in jail under charge of mail-robbery, was
once by military appointment constable
of Henrico county. He and Detective
Knox arrested Jeter Phillips. an
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-26

THE revisers of the authorized version
of the New Testament held their thirty
sixth session the other day, and sat for
seven hours. The members present were
the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol, who
presided; the Archbishop Of Dublin, the
y shop of Salisbury, the Dean o
Rochester, Archdeacons Bckersteth
and Lee, Canon Li2htfoot, Professors
Eadie, Moulton, Newth, and Edwin
Palmer, Drs. Angus, Scriyener, and
Vance Smith, Preoendary Humphrey
and Mr.. Hort--in all 16, with Mr..
Troutbeck, the secretary. The company
revised the 9th chapter of the Epistlt
according to st. James, and part Of the
LIST chapter of the LIST Epistle of st. Peter
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-26

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
disposed of in this court to-day: 9'is''
Pat Taylor, stealing, discharged.
Geo. Williams, stealing jailed sixty days.
Isade Jacobs, obtaining money under
false pretences, discharged.
Fleming Randolph, threatening and
abusive language. jailed thirty-six hours.
John Kavenaugh, vagrancy, ordered to
leave the city. ..F ..t,gat "A
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-26

BLADES o. GRAss.-Just before the
last cold snap, some of the grass plots on
the Capitol Square were sprinkled with
fertilizing material. which shows that some
people are determined to keep the COVER
nor's COW sin clover.'a IT. is written, he
l"who makes two blades of grass to grow
where but one grew before, is more to be
honored than he who taketh city," .
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-26

PARALYzED.--Mr. Thos. Nowlin, an
old citizen, was this morning about IL
o'clock seized with paralysis while in q
barber shop, on Ninth street near Main,
which rendered him utterly helpless. He
was placed in carriage and conveyed to
his residence, corner of Twenty-ninth and
Franklin, streets. aF Tfa @at
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-26

PERSONAL Rev. John P. Otis, the
newly appointed pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church, worshiping in the United
States courtroom, has arrived in the city,
and will hold his first services next Sun
day morning.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-26
MASSACHUSETTS.
VronbIe Among the Grangers.

BOSTON. February, 26.-7Grange No.
a, which was suspended by the National
Grange, held meeting yesterday and re-
solved itself into an independent grange,
assuming all the power of National
Grange. sA
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-26

The heart of the average Alexandrian
begins to rejoice with exceeding joy. Fat
Potomac herrings are making their ap-
pearance visible there. Y
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-26
6le5 HNtHN
THIS IS TO GIVE N0TIcE-That on the

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That ON the
3 i 18th day of Feb, 1874. warrant in bank.
ruptcy was issued out of the District Court of the
United States for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia, against the estate Of VIM. M. Gilmore
of Richmond county, and State of Virginia,
who has been adjudged a bankrupt on his
own petition; that the payment Of any debts
and the delivery of any property belonging to
said bankrupt to him or for his and the trans
fer of any property by him. are forbidden by
law; that meeting of the creditors of saic
bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one
or more assignees Of his estate, will be held at
court of bankruptcy, to be holden at the
registers office. Tappahannock, Va, before
John S. Brax ton, esq, register, on the Goth day
of March. a. d., 1874, at ~ o'clock m.
DAVID B. PARKER,
fe 20-F2w u S. Marshal
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-26
WASHINGTON.
Congressional.

WARRINGTON, February 26.-.Senate.
The bill prescribing the form of oath to be
taken by postoffice officials was passed. :
4 House.-After some discussion, the bill
appropriating 1924, 900 to complete the
branch mint building at San Francisco was
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-26

MEDICAL ENQUIRY.--Is it not about
time that 'Dr. Pancake" and his distin-
guished medical confreres were topping
off the autopsy of Chang and Eng !?
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-26
CUBA.

4 HAVANA, February 25.-Santa Anna
has sailed for Mexico. .-.-.1..---
An aid-de-camp to the Captain General
has died of the vomito.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-26

THE BRAKEMEN's usTR1KH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-09
3 u + { M b u 9.

9uremburg, 9. Rss. Sn Der Na9t pom
Samaas auf Sunntas psrl&isN bierislbf in 80I-
&c zines S6las1uBss, Ssr 9 d GOnro.
leur unS Stsmpsl' Wasasin'S spabrsr.
Yetingen, B.. Hossmbr. Su snfO6tnsr
Nabt fanp in anmittflbarsr Nabs unisrss Sabn-
bOtes Gin 3uiammsnfuB TAFT, psl&sr sinsm
WsnI4m ras 2stsn fulffts. Der am 1 lbr Spn
ainBis icmmenbe @Hter,us fUate nGmli6 auf
anprSnunasss z cus6sfs aeam (sinss Sslsisrs)
auf cine Nebsnbatn sstra6t psreen, 81 pel&sm
3wsds Der Mai6inif cen 3us nit ridmdrts
Rsbsnber Maiains auf bic gabn mad &Upinssn
,u ~pirisirsn mustt. Chen iplts Der S6lubra-
gen sss 3usss in bic Hstsntabn sinlenteu, ais
Der Wai6inif an Der SpiBs hss 3usss nit pol.
Ter Dampffraft auf lid sinerinssn bSrte u. sbs
CT lid umssiebsn bate, mar Der 3alammsnifoB
srfpl,t. 70 mar pisIss cine Walaint, welbs
iurse 3eit pUrbsr ben 9abnbcf pstinsfn ssrlai.
fen bate nm l@ in &otinssn nit Waher gu psr-
lsbtn psl&e, na6ptm bisiss sel&sbsn, ridparts
rat yttinssn suridiubr. Der Stnesr Der elm.
trsfenbsa Wai6ins ,sritrb in trimmer uns Der.
grub ben @ai&inif unc 5si,tr; Der Senhsr Ter
anbsrn Mai&ins srlitt farfs gsf&asisanssn,
bas ptrienal sisisr Wal&ins bIisS issS& unpsr-
isbrt. Rad srfOlstsm StUB bssilts man f&, bic
@usrabensn untsr ben Srammtrn tsrpVrSusis-
ben. 3usra faub man ben ssrflmmsltsn esi6-
nam bss Ssi,srs @amsns 8r. &i&are, % Sab
re alt aus Singer. brna& ben Wai&inifsn
Gusslion q. aus ainbis nod lsbent absr tsIn.
nunssl0s unb i&psr psrwunpst. Der SVus&ti
seam srsriH bic Gla9t. 5sats @a&mittas traf
pas lntsrlu&unssssri&t aabisr Gin.
gEie mir aus ben @nSsissn in ben eursmb.
Slattsrn srlsbsn, wurpsn am 10. @Vp. bic Ab.
trasuns f%plssnssr 3stunSspsrfs in gosins ss-
sstsn: Der gatkrie gItmiintsr, ess 4bam
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-09
8efsif@- Suxem6nrs.

Sn arlon bat man Dor sinen Cercle cathoIi-
que, cine Art @sisItnpsrsin 3u benz aud fatbo-
liias @anner 3utritt bassn, su s%riinSen.
am 3. Robcmber psibte Der bo&w' Re Sil&of
BON Namlr, bic air&e iu Rs6siort elm. Das
0ebause pat sinsn pabrbafi monumtntalsn
Character.
Nan f9reibt Der gUir su luxembourg eer
GOu&ss: p@i9sr. @itttpo4 ssssn 81 brad Ssasr
i'm Sauis sss perm Ns. gissr aus. Salfe mar
i&nsl CUR SanS unp bic mutbisen arteitsr bat.
ten sas 5susr BALI ssbampft. aIsins ainosr fol-
len bic llria&s Sar& anpprii4tisss anisdsn ron
Strob isin."
VIM IA. Nobember mad Dur@sans pss Sriii-
lslsr 3usss fanp man auf Der Giienbabn fsn
SOrpsr zines sswiasn pierre @artin, 80 Sabre
alt, Der ,a Stcdsm wpbnbaft par. llnporite
tisfsit iea bic S6uls frirss Scets ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-09
GlfaB=2otbriaseu
aus G6afoms fur s'aome pirb II

aus G6afoms fur Saome pirb inter
Dem 6. NOpember ssidrieben Set Wens
i9engebenten bat man in Der Saons uno
ben GlIIen in QOtbrin9sn fsinen 10 nis-
brisen WaHerItano eoniiatirt als oisies
Sabr. Die S1ifabrt muBte poaltdnois
einseItelt perben. sn sspiIen Stenen
fam man ben Jlub burdwaten, obne an
ben 9iesn mob 3u iperoen.
pie Ar6eiten al Der 5ortiesuns Der
gilenbabn BON Yolden mad Seter6en,
mslde befanntlid bic 2otbrinser Giien-
babnseleli9aft anlegt, iino anfang Nos
uembsr nit 60 arbeitern ansefansen ipor-
ben. Sieielbe 8eieaibaft projectirt CUR
3eit au6 Den 8au elmer 8abn BON Seter=
den iiber Sarsarten unb Werten nod
Saarlouis. Rad Der big ieBt it~attsebab=
ten Yermeiiuns miiroe Die 8abn oi9t un-
terbalb Saarlouis iiber Sic Saar 9eben
unb in Der Ndbe Der Gobener Sdanse in
bic Saarbriid-S rierer Yabn einmiinoen.
Sn Gf(a6-S ot6rimsem iebt lid Der ta-
tbolilde Gultus S%uiammen aus ben Sii6O=
fen, aus 81 Yiarren l. 9laiie. so Yfarren
2. Glahe, HI acknowledgement uno
339 @icaren. Sie Seiolouns oieier @eiit=
lihen betrdst 592 1866 Sbaler. Sen pros
teitantil6sn Gultus in Den 9ei6slanben
biloen bas Sirettorium Der Stride 4ugs=
bursii6er GOnfeiiion gu StraBbArg. 6
seiitli6e SnipettOreu, 26 Yfarrer eriter
Glaiie. 20 %siueiter, 100. oritter Glaiie uno
2 aojuncten aussbnrgii6sr GOufeiiiOn,
ferner 9 Yiarrer emriter, 7 Sweittr unb Is
oritter Gloie rsiormirter GonfeiiOn. Die
Soften fir ben prOteltantilden Gultus be-
tragen 154,454 Sbaler. Gnolid fommt
aud bier in Setra9t Der israelitii9e eul-
tug, biersu seb6ren 3 Sber= &abbiner, l
Secretdr oes gonlritoriums gu Strabburs,
l Secretdr DEG Goniitoriums gu Web, 40
&abbiner, so 0or1dnser, 2 Sureau.Sie
ner. Die Soften betrasen 1888 Sbalsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-09
aud Die iam(eniai(6e STRIDE in

Soaanb, Die lit Ianqen Sabren Elm be-
ldaalides Sti0lebsn fibrte, lit jsbt in
9roBer Vetuesur9 uno i6eint bon Dem all-
9emeinen @%dbrun9s=Y roSeB, melder lid
in bic meilten Religious @eieaidaften eins
9slblihen bat, nidt perihont su bleiben.
Der Soo oes 8iI9ofs BON Sepenter, pels
der ieines boben alters pesen Die NadiOl.
l4aft oes grsbil4ofs bon utredt nidt
antreten woQte uno als 0eneralpiear bel.
len Junitionen uabrnabm, madt bemnd4it
cine Ooppelmabl unerlaHli4, ba ielbit nur
nod SaarIem .inen 0ildof beRtt. Gben
um oieier g0abl balber serdtb bas jamie.
niitii9e Sonanb in ROtb. Cine Grattion
Der belasten Qirde winlat uns beflrmors
tet einsrtifenoe Reformen uno einen m0s-
lidit innisen Nni9lub an bic beutIden
M%ttatboliten. Cine anoere partei nil
ipeoer bon Neuerunsen nod BON Nnidlub
an Die NlttatbOliten ipreden b6ren unb in
alt9ewobnter Weiie fortleben. Giele bei-
ben ii9 betdmpfenben Ri1tungen mIHen
notbwenois bel Der Grnsnnung zines Cry.
bii9ofes unb zines Yii&ofs auf chamber
plasen, uno man frast lid nit srobem
SntereIe, wel6e Yartei pobl Die . berbano
bebalten miro.
Der Gapfam S@mei6ers in 9ri.r pirb
oOrausi9tlid cine iieben monatli6e @e-
fdnsnibtrafe a~bsubiben baben, unb 3par
einen MOnat grecutiubaft uno Suei Ser
urtbeiIun9en fueaen unbefugter hints
banoluussn (Meheleien) 3u ie brei Mona-
ten.
Den ,,2SlifRoms Gat9ofiqnes'' ,u-
fofge bat Die tiirfiide &esieruns ieit Dem
Sabre 1870 bis gum /. September b. s.
fOlsenoe &irden uno relisiOie Gtabli1e=
ments pessenommen unb ben i6ismati.
iden &upelianiiten iibersebeu. Sn Gon-
%itantinopel /: Die Seilanosfirde. Die Stride
oes bl. Gbrpioltomus, @rssorius uno Sa=
cobus, uno Die Stride BON Samatia. SIM
2ibagon oas &loIter, Die Stride unb bas
seminar BON 9SOinmar. gu Noana /:
Stride aloiter uno S4ule. Sn Siarbetir /:
Stride, S1ule uno bas erSbii9ohi6e
Sous. gu Malata, Ioiaman, Ysbelai,
Waroin, S9incu9e, Srape3unt uno Som-
Jun &irden, S6ulen, biid0ii9en Sdu=
Ter. Ser Wertb oieier Smmobilien uno
MObilien betrdst mad iebr nieorissm
S6dBun9en 9e9en iieben Wiaionen
Srancs. Ser Siirte lit slpar lebr tranf,
uno Die SdulniB i'm 2anoe melt iortsc-
idritten-5um rGulturtampf" bat er aber,
Wie man liebt, bod nod oas 3eug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-09
.2ngemburger 0a3ette.
9 9er3esbolber poer UNI Iecla=

g der5esbaIber ooer Inn Iecla=
me gu MAIDEN, soB Elm Gabritant in elmer
&eltauration gu G6ln einem 9efaanten ei=
ne sanSe 5laide folnii6ss @aHer iiber
ben God. Ser freute ii6 erit bss g8obl-
9sruds, Serietb aber, als er li9 mitteiIt Ell.
neg etipas fart brennenben 3inobDl3hens
cine Gisarre an3inbets, BON &opf bis gu
TiBen in grano. 4Ge @Gite riIIen ibm
omar iofort um Die Wstte bic brennenoen
Rleioun9sitdde bonn 2eibe, absr obne eini-
&c Vranowunoen tam er nidt oapon, unb
nebsn ieinem Rode iinb ibm aud Bart.
uno ROpfbaar p%erbrannt, Osne srlidert
gu fem.
Die Disqualification gu
Saarbraden bat pom l. Nopsmber ab ei.
ne abermalis. 9erabiebung Der Roblsn.
preiIe eintreten laiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-09
Rbsin- uuS MO(tlgau.

Is oblenS5 5. Nop. Ser anbalten=
be faaenoe Waieritano oes 3beins lit
nunmebr elm oerartiser 9emoroen, oaB aud
Die &0ln : SiieloOrIer Sampil9iHfabrt
f1 sespunsen seieben bat, Die planmdBi=
gen 6abrten auf Der 9anSen &bsinirede
einyuitelen. go LANCE Die Oampfl6iIi=
iabrt auf benz Rbeine %sgiitirt, lpijen mir
uns teiner 3eit ~ erinnern, in msl6er Die
Jabrten BON bier abmGrts bur1 uiebri9en
Waiierftano baben unterbro4eu weroen
maHen.
3 tel 80. Oct. Seute
Nahmittas segen A ubr %perunsliidte in
Der Wdbe bon OuIemono Der Wermalter
Serr Brett BON bier, inbem er BON einem
nit einem Guosr Woit bela6ensn Wasen
berabitiirate unb i~berfabren wurbe; Der
SOB .rfolSte am Nbeno sessn 8 ubr.
Aus Bonn beri9tet bic oortise
&ei1sSeituns unter benz 10. Nopembsr {:
Bon Der auf ben StraBen %unierer Stabt
5unsbmenosn uni6erbsit ~lisferte Elm se-
tern Ibeno sesen 10 ubr ausssfibrter
&aubanfal Elm Yeiipiel. Muf Der Msden-
beimeritraBe iielen ndmli9 3pei Strol6e
elm tleines @efdbr on, in meldem elm gin-
pobner BON Suisoorf na9 Sanle fubr u.
uerpunoeten ben SniaIen erbebli9 Sur9
einen S4las an Der Stirne. @dbrenb
Der 8utidsr aui ben einen ansrsifer ein-
orang, perlu6te Der anoere Den 0errn aug
Dem Wa9en gu rsiBen unb li6 Ser soloe-
men ubr neblt &ette gu bemd6tisen. 9eb-
teres 9elanS ibm ni6t, nur blieb Der eols
oene &in9 oes Serrn in Den Sdnoen oes
HGubers.
-Sei ben Wablen gum Staotratbe
in WaDen brabten Die &atbolifen ciesmal
lowobl als oas leBtemal ale ibre 6 Ganbi=
oaten our6.
-Sn W aIoei6 iino s @obnbduier
neblt Der Oeconomiegebduoe ein9edI6ert
noroer, bon oenen nur 3 perIidert maren.
= eiugarten bel Gnstil1en 5.
Req. Sn Den Yaaliatsiten Der rOmii6sn
Viua bierielbit, bon pelder i9on in Den
Sabren 1889 uno 1852 ~einSelne Sbsile
aufsesraben woroen iino, entoedte YrOfei-
lor aus'm Weertb bel Den BON bemlelben
peranlaGten ueiteren 4%us9rabunsen einen
l6onen MoIaitbooen, pelder 10 chen bon
Dem arditeften 9ambris in Garbe geSei6=
net miro. Ob oerielbe aussenommen ano
transportirt meroen tann. febt nod babin.
Die slei93eitis bel 8ilis auf Der Slur
13aiIeriein" u~nternommenen Mussrabuns
gen fiibrten CUR embedding elmer peitldn'
fisen itaotiiden @nlase nit Straben ano
Camden, pieler Wiin5en II. I. TO-, welAe
Der WObnort Der biirserli6en 9epo feruns
Der Wilitdrltation r9elsica" semeien isin
wiro. Oie IsrOiientli9uns Der Yeridte
iiber biele Mussrabunsen finSet obne 3psi-
fel in ben Sabrbii9ern oes Sereins BON
altertbumareunoen Statt. Weitere Ius.
%srabunsen auf Dem &aiieritein unb bel
&irlpeni6 lino fir bas tommenoe Sriib-
jabr IN WuSIi6t 9enommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-09
Sa, man fSnnte nod peiter 9eben.

Sa, man fSnnte nod weiter Deben.
Wan fSnnte hem Waterialiiten iasen-
unp IS gift sersn cine quite Mense in
Gn9lanp uEe untsr unS man fbnnte
ibm iasen: Ou bait mad ceinem eises
men SsfenntniB feline seiitise Subfanl
alio aud fsin @epi6en. Sls gem sinses
fdbr.ide Bette must pu alio ms Sc
fdnarib seipsrrt percen.
Ni&t wabr? Der Waterialit parpe
auf einen 10 roben Mnsrif srwirsrn
@as id CLAUDE Uper ni1t CLAUDE, sebt
feiaen Weni&en etpas an. Denn i'd
70 banpels wte elm @emeinsefabrz
li&er banpelt, 70 fSnat ibr mid wie ei>
men iolden bebonpeIn. Graber
utdt.
Gs 1T einfa6 easitlbe 0e&t eas aud
bic SatbOlifen beanipru9en.
(Nm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-09
RQhlen bemeiiea.

Aaf @runp Der In ben 10 leBten Sab
rem semadten Grfabrunsen wtrp folsens
bsS 8erbaltuis su Der 8ep6lferunsssabl'
in 8ttref res Selpfmurces aufsstsut.
Gin Selbfmpro miro aereHnet !:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

sew fork. October IA The Posts fnancia! AZ
tic.e says: All sales of gold have been at no. and
on gold loans the rates have been lat and lhN
paid BY borrowers for use in coin Foreign ex
change is nomnally 81 a4] and 81 81 y for prime
ness is done are 81 1874 "A "a and 81 sGa "a 81;
.swer grades are proportionatey lower; CONNER
cial bills range from 81 to 81 3d. Money ~ as
for call iOans: time loans and mercantile paper
being as quoted yesterday. Government bonds
steady. State bonds at the board were strong for
Missour;s which sold at 81 for long bOnds Spec
ulatvs shares opened 1s0las yellow Yesterdays
quotations. excep, Wabash aud st. Louis. which
opened unchanged.
h0Is, which, however, was fully recovered before
noon. Since noon the marke. has been weak and
New York Central, which is exceptionally strong.
Erie after opening at %. advanced to 2sSs then by
eleven O'Clock declined TO ga. and is now 2sIa:
activity. have been as follows: Lake Shore 19s a
18k: Telegraph .9h OSls; Erie 28s. az \; Psc tic
M M as un %aba rae'f sand
sBh 0g7ys; st. Paul 32A 0327s; Ohio 27k ak, aud
New York Central and Hud4sn 1903 0lol.
Cotton closed cas- net receipts AIS: grose 1887:
sales I743 bales; uplands l5asc; Orleans l5aac.
Futures closed easy; sales 245O9 ba as fol-
lowe; Low middhnG for October IS , I6e November
Is 32OlJac; for December IS 1872 1l5sc 1Or Jan.
January Is 320l5c for February Is 81 % dl6 for
March is sls06 !,3ac; for April l6 Il Ice: tor May
Is p % 0l67sc: for June II 1892 0l.sc.
Southern Hour quiet and heavy; common TO fair
extra $505 s.; good to choice extra S6a8 Is.
Wheat steady and less doing. Corn 02c lower
store. and 93ss a s4c for high mixed and yellow
Western. Coffee firm and in good demand; by
cargo, 1870. Sugar and molasses unchanged.
Rice dull slightly in buyers favor. Tallow firm
at a. 0sfc. Resin firm at So IS for strained.
Turpen,ino firm at $50. Pork lower; new mess
a2l 5O02l IS. Beef quiet. Lard dull and
settled prime steam l3ac. Whisky lower at
81 O5dl 05la.
C1scIssAri, October ll-Cotton quiet; middng
HkOl4Ac. Flour and wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn, fair dema,sd but at lower rates; old cold at
zoe; new quiet ut 5Od53c Oats dull and Lrices q
shade lower; 81 056c Pork nominal. Lard quiet;
sales Of summer at l3c. Bulk me- ats dull and noni-
nal Bacon dull. and prices have declined; shout
ders8 &c; clear rib 10 1l3kc: clear l@0l4ho.
Whisky-demAnd good At 93c.
ST. LOUIS, October It-Cotton quiet with Q good
demand. Flour-Low grades scarce and better:
other qualities weak and lower to cell; supe, fine
winter : 404 Is; extra winter 81 1904 so; double
extra 81 5O14 IS; treble extra @5d5 so; family
IS 5od6; fancy 500 50. Wheat dull and the
market unsettled; No. 3 red fall $3.50; No. red
winter 81 lld1 Ill., Corn dull and dropping; No.
mixed 500 &c, according to location; Lew 6Sc on
track. Oats dull, unsettled and lower; No. 490
5ohc. whisky firm at 81 o.. Pork dull small
lots at &22. Bacon Eomina!ly lower; offered at
shoulders he; clear rib 1870; clear lake; email
oiders illea A0isc higher. Lard dull; summer
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FcoNrrNuxp rsox prRsr pAeE.I
eEuiAr Democrat, and Pendleton. lnde-

regular Democrat, and Pendletop. INDIE
Hsadent, by 500 majority.
In the seventh district Frank Sanders,
Democrat, was elected over Coburn. the
Dreseot member, by from 300 to 800 major
ity.
0craS, was elected over Hunter, the present
1A0ber, by small msjoli:y.
In the ninth district, McClurg regular
Democrat. was elected over T.. }. Cason.
tho present member. and {. }. Bowles, IN
dependent, by small majority.
In tho tenth diSrict Raymond. Democrat.
Wa elected over Calkins, Republican. by
small majority
LIN the elewnth district Evans, lepuo-
ieaa, was eleted by 1000 majority.
In the twsIfth district Hamilton, regular
DEMOCRAT was elected over Taylor. inde-
poudent Hnocra., by 1000 majority.
Ia tn H,i,tst nth dietrict j. II. Baker, Re
unhl;c0, was elected by 1000 majority.
T1ncn.est in the eighth, ninth and tenth
n~y close. The official vote may change
rASR MT gwen above.
~ present reports it is impossible now
uRt lG r0lrect complexion OF the Legls-
kkr5o bat the indications are that the In
AMENDMENTS will hold the balance of power
II. b 4th houses.
TsnKE HAUTE, Ind. October l LA Figo
saun,y the official majority for the Demo
-r-ric State ticket is Ss7.
Sic contest between Hunter and Rice, in
sir. congI essional district, is very close,
witt the probabilities in favor OF Rice, Dem.
v--aL " will probably take the official
count to decide.
Lister and more complete returns Indicate
tho election of Hunter. Republican. for
Congress by $50 majority.
CINCINNATI, October H-Late reports
from the irrt Indiana district state the
election OF iIeilman is in doubt.
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NEW YORK.
A Civil Damage Case.


NEW YORK, October 1.-THE trial of a
eut under the civil damage act, brought by
John Rigby against William, John and
limo thy Long, saloon keepers OF Brooklyn,
TO recover damages for the death OF bis
son, who, il is CLAIMED, died from excessive
drink furnished by Long. was concluded
yeste rday, the jury awarding $!o0O to
Rigby.
A New Cuban Expedition.
A large number Of Cubans have recen tly
sailed from this city to rendezvous at NeDe-
sueia, from whence it is supposed the next
expedition will sail.
Distinguished Strangers.
The Earl of Duiferin, Governor General
Of Canada, and Lady Dutieyiu are in this
city.
Another Libel Suit.
Demas Barnes, OF the Brooklyn Argus,
LIS been indicted for publishing libels on
Henry {. ijowen. This is another suit
growing cut of the recent scandal.
Peabody Educational Fund.
The annual meeting of the trustees Of the
Peabody educational fund was commenced
to-day. Among the members present were
ex Governor Clifford, OF Massachusetts,; ex.
Governor Graham, OF North Carolina: ex-
Governor Aiken, of South Carolina; Viii.
Ilsm n. Evarts, Judge s. Watson, of Nash
vile; Hamilton Fish and Surgeon Gent raj
Barnes, United States army.
The meeting was secret. The annual |