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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-18
Chicago Market.

CnrcAGo, July l7-Flour Demand
good at full price,; -"m" sales higher;
Minnesota OhrG H.. Wheat Active;
No. . spring ~ l3lal i4l; No. , Il"
Os; rejected ?9ic. C"rn-D"nnnd fair
and prices advanced; No. miycd G2la
G24c; rejected 6On6lc. Oat'-Dull; No.
> sold at 5In5lIc closed NtjOr spot; jor
bid seller July. Ryc---Dull and lower.
No = 9ScaSl OO I}afcy--Dull and
nominal at ! ~ spot Pork Demand
fair and market firm at ~ on spot and
seller July: ~ 9Sn2O ~ seller August
Larl-Qui"t and unchanged. Whisky
-9jc. Brnn---Snlcs at Iall!c ON th"
call Of TIA" Board this afternoon wheat
closed ut ~ seller July; | OSi seller
August. Corn closed at ~ scIIcrJulr;
I'll suGlgc seller August
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SrOcKs-Active and Irregular until
after the second board, when sharp ad-
vance took place and the highest pricr>
of the dnv were realized. In the last
hour of business the market was dull and
neglected. The features were Western
Union. Pacific Mail, Lake Sh"rr. Wa
bash. Union Pacific and Erie, the latter
being strong, Notwithstanding the dccls-
ion in the Boston, Hartford and Erie
bond case. Among the principal sales
to-day were 1000 share, of Western
Union. $1,000 Pacific Mail. 1000 Eric.
5000 Lake Shore, 7,O0 Union Pacific
and 1000 Wabash.
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Again Postponed.

SARATOGA, July l7.-During the
morning the weather was calm and the
lake was smooth but at two q clock p. NJ.
brisk wind commenced 10 blow. The
boat race has again been postponed on
account Of high winds.
The morning broke bright and calm
reports from the lake were promising, and
up to p. m, it was stated that there was
every probability that the race would be
rowed. These reports sent large numbers
ont who at first were 10th L. make the
venture. Again at } o'clock p. III. word
came stating that the prospect for start
WAS good. Atten minutes past six theft
gun was fired ut the foot Of the litlir
which was greeted with cheer, by the
immense crowd. At go second gun
was fired. and in fv" minutes more the
third discharge WAS heard. At I:22 tn"
fourth gun was heard which, it was
thought. was the signal for taking posi-
tions. From that time till $50 nothing
was heard from the starting point Ii
then became S0 dark thut il WIS "vidtrt
another postponem"nt had tah"u place.
which was the fact. Word Wa brought
That the race would be- rowcd rs soon aS
the water was smooth enough. which was
rather vague The sum Of $1,000 was
subscribed and presented 10 the Wcs-
lpyun crew TODAY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-18
New York Market.

New YoRK. July l7.-Cott"n--Dull
at l7Ic. Flour-Dull and lower; ,up"r-
fine western and State ! OOtj 30 COM
mon to good 9jaG 10; good t" choice
s l5a6 80. Whcat-Dull and lower; No
> spring Sl.l 30; No. , Milwaukee
| 31sl -. Ryc-Quict at O9al Il,
Barlry--Nominal Malt-Qui"t. Corn
In good demand; western mixed 11a
TsIc; high mixed and yellow western - J
a7qc. Oat,-lleavy and lower, mixed
western GjaGGc; white 7Oc. Hay
Heavy Mt ?5cal 90 Hops and Gr"c"rir,
unchanged. Petrolcum-Firmcr, crude
Dc; refined l2!c bid; l2Ic asked. Pork
---Firmrr at Sl9 7j. Brrf---Quict. Cut
Mcat,-Quict; picked shoulders in bulk
7Ic; middlcs dull ut lO!c l.ard-Firn"r
ut lOal2c. Buttcr---Unchangcd Cheese
STEADY Il, 9al2c. Whl,ky--Dull ut
pSlu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-18
New York Cattle Market.

New YORK. July IL Bc"vc--R"-
ccipts $50 head. making $3.50 head
for four days, against $3.50 head sam"
time last week. Market extremely dull.
,cllcrs unwilling to make further c"ncrs-
sion, and sales very slow at decline Of
!c noted Yesterday aud to-day price,
ranged at = to lOc; native steers at 10 To-
l2lc. More than 20 car, remained n-
.old. Sheep and Lsmbs-Recoipts G.l90.
making 1890 for four days, against
G.jiO sam" time lat week. LAml~ steady
at : to- lOr; sheep weak and duh at t"
&C.. with more offered than could be- .Old
at thos" pricrs Hogs -RcccipS $50, max
ing 10. $50 for four DAYS. against 1920
for the same time last week \ car
load Of ohio hogs weighing Ia pounds
sold aliv" at G!r; dressed iirmrr at = 10
SIC, with bulk sales ut SIC.
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Cincinnati Market.

CNCINNATL July l7.--Cott"n-DulI
at lCIc. Flour--Steady and III mod"r-
ate demand. Wheat-Dull at l2a
l2j. COrn-Firm at GGaGJc Oat--
Demand good ut GOaGSc Ryc-Qulct
and unchanged. Pork-Demand fair and
market firm nt 20 o.. Lard-Scarrc and
firm AT lOtall. Bulk Meat Demand
good at full rat"s; shoulders 7.c bid; 7lc
a-kcd; clear rib side, 9ia9ic spoti 9ic
-ciler August clear side. l0al0tc Bacon
Steady and in modcrat" demand; 'houI
dors s!asIc; clear rib side l6ic; clr'u
lie. Whisky-Demaud god at hII
price, at yic
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\ PATIENT and long suffering public
: growing very cordially tired of the
BEECHER and TILToN row, and, IN the
,sng phrase of the day, irnplores the
Rrooklyn people TO give us a rest. As
Tie truth bubbles up occasionally through
,.r' fruth of the discussion, the opinion
gr,ws that Mr.. BEEcHER'S "otfense
against TILTON consisted simply in
his imprudcnt mingling in a domes-
tie difficulty and advising Mrs.
r. to leave husband whom Mrs.
WOoDHULL boasts was for three months
an accepted lover Of her own, and who
WAS scarcely out Of her presence night or
day, during that time. 1t appears that
BEEcHER afterwards regretted this ad-
vice, md, believing that TILToN might
hc reclaimed, apologized to him there
for, and this is the 'ridieuluS mus that is
the cause of all this pother.
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Toledo Races.

TOLEDO. July 1.-The three days
closed to-day with the Attendance fully
up to that Of yesterday. and th" track in
fine condition.
In the first race for the 80 close for u
purse of five hundred dollars. thrcr hun.
drcd to the first horse, one hundred and
fitv to the second and fifty {" the third
nine entries were mad" and waN won 10y
Mcmbrino Walker, of Coldwatcr Mich
igan. in three straight heats Time 2:41 J.
2:47i and 2:42i. ..
Frank Rosewood. of Jackson, Mich.
took the second money and lnchworn
of BrOwnhclm, o.. the third.
In the frcc-to-all, race there were five
entries, purse same H. first, wa> won hy
Fred. Hooper of Detroit, in three straight
h oats. Tim 2:5l8, 2:32}, DBL; Gem
sherman, Of Cold Water, Mich, second
John II. third. The pacing race com
pletcd the programme, for which seven
horses started; Jim. Of Monroe, Mich.
and Rattling Jim, of Newark, OHIO;
drawn purse same a. others, first won by
Seal,kin, Of indianapolis, Ind, in 2:3l;
Copper Bottom and Cotton Picker dis
tancrd; second. third and fourth heats
won by Sleepy George, of StcubcnvIllr,
Ohio. Time 2:2Si, 2:32!. 2:34!; Seal
skin second. John McNair, Of Detroit
Mich. third.
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undianPeace Commissioners.

The new Board of Indian Peace Com
miS>ionrrs met at the Interior Depart
mcnt to-day. There wcrcpresent Sibley,
Fisk, Long, Roberts and Smith Butler
and Ternev were absent. There are
three vatalfcic> not filled An "rgani-
zation WAS effected bv the election Of
Fish a< chairman and Smith rs secretary.
An Executive Committee was chosen.
consisting "f Smith, Roberts and Butler;
also Purchasing committee, consisting
of Sblcy, Butler, Turncy and Long.
The Commissioners made u formal official
call on the acting Secretary of the In
terror and the Commissioner of Indian
4 tiuirs
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE July l7.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet; Ohio
and Indiana red 35al 80. Corn-Firm at
7Sc. Oats-Dull al 65a70c. Rye-Dull
at GOAL %. Provisions-Quiet. Pork
~ So Bulk Meats-None offering
BacOn-Active; shoulders SIC; clear rib
sides llic. Lsrd-Firm at l2talSc. But
tcr-Firm and in fair demand At 2Sa2ic.
Cotfee-Dull and nominal at 20la22c.
Whisky-Quiet and firm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-18
aWASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToN, July l..
Cadet Engineers.

The examination Of the young men
who received permits to report for ad'
mission in the Naval Academy rs cade'
engineers, takes place on the 10Th, l6th
and 18th Of September, instead OF any
time between the 18th and 25th, as here
torore. This will be II competitive eH'
animation, aS Il recent act vi lmgreS'
permits the appointment of twenty-five
cadet engineers annually.
The Secretary of the Navy has addressed
q complimentary letter to Ensign I. G.
Spencer, who acted very gaIlantly on the
occasion}of the capsZlng Of the D3a'
Fortune on the coast Of Mexico. lie
also compIimcntcd the bC at,waln, Mat
Cheystapcr for hcroism at IN" same
time. and has awarded medal OF honor
to him.
The ratification of the Postal Con
vcntion between the United States ana
France were exchanged to-day at the
Postoliicc Department, and the Conv"n-
tion will be- carried into operation Oh the
first Of August.
The effect of the reduction o1 rates on
a package Of envelopes from lS to : cents
is showed in the increase of sales. During
the last quarter of tn" fiscal year there
were 100000 issued, while the number
issued for the entire year ending Jun"
Both, 1873, was but 100000. During
the year ending June Both, 1874, there
were l38,Sl9.jOO stamped envelopes sold
bv the Po-totiice Department through
postmasterS. being AL incrcas" over the
nrrcrdiuw wear of about 100000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-18
OMAHA.
Large stock Yards.

OMAHA. July l7.-Arrangemcnts have
been completed with easicrn'capitaL"'s
by which large stock yards are to be mi
mcdiately erected at this point.
Surveys have just been completed by
the Union Pacific Railroad Company for
a forty stall engine house on the grounds
near the west end bridge, to be erected
this year.
The noted horse, Randolph, left here
last night for Chicago, Cleveland and
J'tica.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market.

. NEW YORK, July l7.-MoNEY-E9sy
at q per cent; choice mercantile paper
can be sold rs low as 5a5t per cent. but
the ruling qootationS for prime are 6a :
per cent. Sterling dull at 4S6la4s1 for
sixty DAYS and 4s9la4S9I for sight. Gus
toms receipts S64, 900. Imports Of dry
goods for the week l,9j452S.
GOLD-At l09iall0, closing at latter
figure. Carrying rates LAP per cent.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed 242
600. Clearings 100000.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull.
GovERSNENTs--Steady. Ii IL said
that the German Syndicate proposes offer
ing to take 10000. Zoo of the new five per
cbnt bonds. with call on the remainder
for three months.
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ARK kANSAS.
The Constitutional COnyen-
tiOn

LITTLE Rock, July IA number of
resolutions and ordinances were intro
duced in the Constitutional Convention
to-day, and either laid over or referred,
among them the following: To prevent
the further issuance Of State scrip; re-
pudiuting all illegal and unjust indebted
ness but nothing that is just and proper;
and making all officers elective by the
people.
A fire last night DESTROYED the fram
residence of John +. Bayle, valued nj
three thousand dollars; insured for two
thousand dollars.
Gen. Grandson Droyston, President
Of the Contitutional Convention, was to-
dav presented magnificent cane by tn"
citizens of Jefferson county.
Milton TayI"r, of tn" Congressional!
Investigating committee arrived here
to-day.
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yeyy York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YoRK. July l7.-Th're va fair
package ditribution of .tapie cotton and
woolen good, and hosiery, chiefly 10 to"
wc.tcrn trade. 4 large lot ofSprague light
Fancy Prints were cIo-"d out 90 pa Esg"
lot hy leading johbing b"'u's at Dtc.
Cotton GUoH, arr firm AZ unchanged
quptation.. Cotton FLANNEL. were 10
,,,Dd demand and Vol FiAnHnI' qui";
and active. Blanket, IN improved re,
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II ANSAS.
Indian Affairs.

LAWRENCE. July l7.-Th" Associated
Executive Committee of Friends on
Indian Affair in session al Lawrence,
having undAr consideration the present
condition of thr agrnc>'e under their
care. have adopted III" following, t"-wit:
Whilst T., 4,Tyeugui&c' the eXiScncies Of
the situation IN which our Agent. John
u. Miles. has been placed, ~ set forth in
the Telegram of the 9TH inSt- sent by him
tothc Commissioner Of Indian Affair.
and consider that great allowance is due
him under these trying circumstances
in Judging # his course, il is the conclu
sion of the committcc, after giving him
II full personal hearing Of some of his
actions and the warlikr tenor of the dis
patch above referred TO- show that he j.
not sufficiently i'll harmony with the prip-
ciplc> on which our work among the
Indians j. based, and hence We would
kindly request his resignation Of the
office with great regret. The committee
have been forced To- the above conclusion,
and they desire in communicating it To
him tosaSNre him "t their feelings
, Of personal kindness toward him. In
formation has hrrn received of the tribes
under their charge and large proportion
, ar ina prosperous condition. and civil
order j. we'll preserved. The >chQol> and
! industrial operations arc t'nurishing. In
4 the three southwestern agencies. chiefly
/ owing to the intrusion of white men. who
( kill buffalo. trade in whisky and steal
horses. some of the chief, and Young
men of Il few tribes. have resolved IN
retaliation, and small war parties have
attacked one, TRAN, Il few raurhr, and
/ the buffalo huutcrS in the Pa Handle
Of Texas: W. are hopeful that order
and quiet may soon be- restored. By
direction Of the Committee
.&Es Cyrus BEpE.
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The Exposition.

The erroneous impression has gained
ground that the exposition building was
destroyed by the fire on Tuesday night.
II is. however. intact, and the September
exhibition will be held in it a. previously
intended.
To-days session Of the National Pho
tocraphic Association WAS given princi-
pallv to the discussion of matters Of little
interest to Others than its members. 1t
adjourned xine de. The next meeting
Will be held in Boston.
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Indian DepredatiOnS.

\ telegram just received from Ft.
Fetterman, Wyoming Territory, of the
10th, says that Corporal and six men;
hog contractors, report being attacked
by twenty Indians at three o'clock this
morning. at the mouth Of Deer Creek.
The indians were repulsed after exchange
Of forty or fifty shots. Arapahoe In
dians have been charging around the
contractors camp for several days. No
soldiers hurt
The jurneymen tailors Of this city are
on strike, on account of the employers
reducing prices.
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CHICAGO.
Freight Arrangements.

CHICAGO. July l7.--At II meeting OF
the General Supcrintcndcnts and Gener-
al Freight Agents of all the railroads
leading to the southwest, yesterday, 1t
was decided not to pool the earnings but
to advance the present freight rates to all
southwestern points 10 per cent. All ol =
position between the companies Is now
obviatrd and high rates can be obtained.
The National Photographic As>ocia-
ton whirhhas bcccn in session here since
Tuesday, yesterday elected the following
officers: W. II. Rulot.On, San Frnncisc"
President: Edward l.. Wilson. P"nnsyl-
wanna, permanent Secretary; Albert NJ.
Moore. Pennsylvania, Treasurer. Th"
Vice Presidents were elected from Ma
rvlnnd Louisiana, Iowa, Kansas, New
York and Illinois. \ committc" on the
progress of photography, consisting OF
seven members from various parts of the
United States and from England and
Prussia, wsTappointed; also an EXecu-
tive CoInnittersofScv" members.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-18
LOUISVILLE,
Fatal Shooting.

LOUISVILLE. July IA special to tn"
Co,iricr-Journalsay, that Daniel Mathe-
nv was shot in his own store, at Har-
rcdsburC. Nv, to-day. by james Slaught-
cr. Slaughter alleged criminal iuti-
macy between his wife and Matheny,
which the latter admitted, and Slaughter r
drew revolver and shot him. infictlng
a fatal wound. The entire Harrodsburg
bar volunteered 10 defend Slaughter.
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not to present that paper to the Commit
tee" Mr. Beecher asking for the reason
of such advice, the reply was, because
Tilton's statement will shiyer OpieceS.'
That on further consultation and COM
parison of views, Mr.. Beechcr determin-
ed to follow the advice of his friend and
that accordingly Mr. Beechers statement
was not presented to the Committee last
night, and that instead of the statement
Mr.. Beecher sent note TO the Commit
tee, in which he announced that he had
not prepared any evidence to submit to
that body.
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OCEAN STEAMERS. .

LGSDox. July l7-Th" steamship
Denlnar from New York. has arrived.
New YORK, July 1.-The steamers
Great Western from Bristol. Colonia from
Antwerp, and Wisconsin from Liver
pool. have arrived.
: Arrived-Stcamer Haarfager. from
Havre; Prince Frederick William, from
Bremen.
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News Items.

In the case of Mollie Halbrook, who
was arrested in this city on Wednesday
night, An application was to be made to
Judge Lawrence, in the Supreme Court
chambers, for her release on a writ Of
habeas corpus The Assistant District
Attorney admitted that she was held
simply on IL telegram of the Chief of
Police of Chicago, but aske! time to pro-
cure an affidavit for her detention under
the statute permitting such detention till
the Governor of the State demanding
her could be lawfully communicated
with. Time was given, and then the ap-
plication for writ of habeds corpus WAS
withdrawn, and the woman was held To
await the arrival of the Officers from
Chicago.
The Grand Jury to-day has found
thrsc additional indictments against
Oliver Charlick and Hugh Gardner. e1-
Police Commissioners, recently convicted
Of violation of Election Laws.
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Philadelphia WOOL Mark ct.

PHILADELPHIA, July l1--More Hc-
tive and firm; supply ample; Ohio,
Pennsylvania and Wet Virginia Xxx
and above j2n:j3c; X 52a.J3c; medium 81
aj3c: coar-e 4jc; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and Wisconsin fine 4jnjnr,
medium jOaj2c; coar.c IJc; c"nbIng
wa-A-d Ine; d.. unwa-hcd ~; Cnnaha
cnrubiug co: fine unwa-h"d |'a%.rr.
coar-r and medium unw washed 3Ta@I", tuh
wa.hcd jOa:jc; extra and mcrIn0 pulled
i2a43c; No and -uPer6nc pulled i2'
A.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO. July l7.-Flpur-Quict and
unchanged. Wheat-DuIl; Nc . uhitc
Wabash 81; No. red ~; No.
Kentucky white 80; NJ. amber II
linois l 2j. Cqrn-Actiye; high mixed
ca.h and 'ell"r July and August &c;
.eIler September G7!c; damaged djc.
Osts-Stesdy and in moderate demand
30. 2 57Iajsic; Michigan jsc.
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The BeeCher-TiltOn Scandal.

The Brooklyn Eagle says Mr.. BccchrrS
statement. although not Vet officially be-
fore the committee, is in the hands of hIS
friends and will be- submitted as soon ~
Tilton's is put in. The gentlcnen, who
have seen it speak Of it rs frank, >tuight-
forward. manly document. Bccchcr ad-
dresses himself in detail to the Tilt"n
case: explains the nature of his troublc
with Tilton. denies that Inc ever made al
impure imputation to Mrs. Tilton and
concludes with an absolute and
unequivocal denial Of all other slndrrs
that have been set in motion against him.
He ack1ow lsdgrs that Mrs. Tiiton com
planned to him of her husband; that she
spoke Of his intidelty and cited inshuI-
crs She spoke of his going with strange
women and proved that her statement
was true and finally begged him. Beech
er,J 10 advise her as II man and a min
lister what To do. Bcechcr,
after long dclibcration and con-
siderable hesitation. advised her that
| if she felt she could not reclaim her hus-
band to leaNe>him After time Bc"chcr
felt that he had made q mistake in giving
this advice He thought perhaps if left
to the impulses Of his o~n'gcncrous
nature Tilton would have abandoned the
strange woman after WHOM, he rad been
rum ing and return to the peace OF .his
own household. -Ir~ot's' condition df
mind, he apologiscd I" Tilton for what he
had done, promised t" extend to him the
right hand Of friendship in the future and
to bury the past utterly. Tilton's forth
, coming statement will, .tt,is sasd, disap-
point the public greatly. The ,upposi-
tion has been that hc would undertake L"
prove that Beccher had done him grave
personal injury; that he would specify
/ that wrong and adduce evidence Of It's re-
alitv. Nes it is understood that
: he has resolved to remain re-
: ticentE n ,Fhgard to his own
! family but = viii gn into tn genera
scandal. In other words he will attempt
10 show that Bercher scut rsged not the
Tilton family, but some other nous hold
H. reasons IN this wasG my Proposf
tuin is that Mr.. Beccher i not a fit man
I TO occupy a Christian pulpit. What
Beecher has done 10 me Is my own
affair; the public interest is pTopetlyk in
t-nis main proposition. and in As'+fport OF
il | submit the following statement. &c:
This statement, there * good reason
for stating, will effect the character OF
two other women besides Mrs. Tilton.
The consistency of Mr.. Tilton.s .prepcsI !
ton will be best judged Of hr
the public when the statement APP
pears. and its contents are compared
with his promises. -.r.r,I.,
d! The argus states that whaR ABeecheI
reduced his statement t" writing ne
submitted it 10 friend, with
the remark that If was the paper
he intended to lay before tht
Investigating Committee; that the friend
10 whom the statement Wa submitted
read IT carefully and ther returned i Il
Beecher, saying e. him; Il advise yor
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4 Cabinet OmCer Resigns.

VI. u. +. Fourton. minister "f tho inte-
rior. hn- resigned. and PRECEDENT Mac
Mahou accepted it. Iti- laid IN c"nse-
quencc ofthe refusal ofthn minister Dfthe
interior to authoriz" thepro.ecution Of VI.
Roubcr. the Duke DeCaz"s threatened Ia
reign if Fourtan rrrnaInrd in the cabi-
net. Another cause which lcd To- ib.
resignation Wa that VI Fourtan differed
from his collesgu- IN regard ~ the policy
determined upon By them of constituting
q difnit" government until the eHpers-
ti0n Il HacMahnn. term
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State Senate-First District.

The undersigned, representing what he
believes to be the sentiment OF the Demo-
cracy of Ohio county, and at the personal
solicitation OF the friends Of +. q. Cracraft'
ESQ, does hereby announce him rs "a can
dldate for the position of State Senator
from the First Senatorial District, subject
10 the decision of the Democratic hoihl-
mating Convention.
ivIS HIS FRIENDS.