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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November l6.-Flour-
Firm; supcrtinc - 2jGj 90. Wheat
Advanced, but unsettled; closing with
most Of the advance lost; No. | spring
96G9GIc; No. > So Z cash; $40 500 seller
December; Ole seller January; No. 3 si&6
Sic; rejected 500 size. Corn-Drmand
active and prices good; No. , mixed 7Glc
cash; 73sc seller year; rejected old 7&c;
new $50 70c. Oats-Actiyc; No. > 49,
cash; white j0lGf5lc; rejected iGlm Ec.
Ryc--Dcmand active and prices adyaur-
ed; No. | sSc. Barley--Strady and in
n o er dc demand; No.2 81 2s cash; ~ -
seller December; No. 3 II Fol %.
Pork-Dcmand active and prices advanc-
ed at SIS 10 cash; SIS G5(dls ~ seller
year. Lard-Dull at l3!c cash; Sl2 -
seller year. Bulk Meats Active; shnul-
dcrs &c; short rib middlrs 9ic; short
clear Toe, all loos" twenty days. Gr"'n
Meats Steady nnd unchanged. Whis-
kv-Activc at 90 bid; II 90 asked. On
the opening of the board this afternoon
Wheat CLOSED at 9Oc seller December.
Corn-77lTT!c cash; 73lc seller year.
Oa,s-49Ic seller year.
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LETTER FROM KANAwHA.
The Vietory--Forest Fires---A Roman
tic Wedding.
CHARLESTON, w. NA-
Nnvnmher 18th. 1871.

CHARLESTON, w. NA-
November 18th, 1874. !
Editors ofthe Register.
We have been trying for the last two
weeks to write YOU, but the smoke has
been so dense, and then, you know, the
Democratic victories which have been So
splendid throughout the nation, have
made a fellow feel too good TO SIT still
long enough tor the necessary amount of
ettusion to pass forth. We have nonews
10 write, now that We have commenced.
The fact is that the gloom has settled so
deeply around the Republican party
that you seldom see person that owns
any stock in the concern, SO II Is dlhcult
10 get any information from that source.
Their ''roosters" all have the cholera to
such degree ofseverity that it is thought
that the greater portion of them will sue
comb TO the fatal malady. Only one escap-
ed the disease, and he got ring fast IN
hls throat and was soon choaked to death
Were We professor of 'roosterology we
might advance further, in our remarks,
but ss We are not, we leave it to "Peter
Twist" who is.
Here's to the health Of all "lndepend.
ents," if such a person can be found in
this section. The last one We heard oil
was singing:
40, where can rest be found,
Rest for the weary soul, &C.
Jacob, the grand master, is found to be
grand humbug on close acquaintance,
and has lost all his prodigal supporters
here of late. Yes, they have left him to
work out his own salvation; and if You
believe our racket, he will "drop" be-
heath the tidal wave" and visit that fsr
famed land, where the "woodbine twin
eth" All dancers have to pay for their
music is an old maxim, and it seems
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GovERNMENrs-DuIl and steady.

RAILROAD BoNDs--Firm with Il mod
crate business.
STATE BoYps-Firm, with moderate
business.
SrocKs-Opencd strong and higher,
and advanced tloli per cent, the prln-
cipal advance being in Northwestern, st.
Paul and Rock Island. The advance
continued almost without interruption
throughout the day the market closing
strong at an advance of 9M2i per cent.
The greatest strength and activity wa.
in the stocks mentioned above. The di-
rectors of Adams Express Company
in addition 10 the regular cash dividend
of = per cent, have declared 20 per cent
scrip dividend. This increases the oapi-
tai stock from ten tO twelve millions.
The failure Of u. 5. Brown, grain re-
ceiyer, Is announced. The stock sales to-
day were 10000 shares Of which 10000
were Western Union, 1900 Pacific
Mail, 5000 New York Central, 1000
Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore, 1900 Union
Pacific, $1,000 Northwestern common,
$1,000 Rock Island, 10000 ST Paul
common, 1900 Wabash and 1000
OhiOs.
LONDON, November lG.-The rate Of
money at the Stock Exchange on good
securities is 3 per cent. Consols for
money 93t; for account 93t6sSl. United
States fve-twenty bonds 1865 old 1861.
The directors Of the Bank Of England
to fixed the minimum rate Of discount at
the bank at s per cent.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE November l6.--Flour-
Fairly active and iirmcr; No. lqualty
higher. heat--Buoynnt and str"ngi
No. red western 81 2'Hol -; No > do
II l7ml Is; No. 3 do 81 i}Grl 10; reject
ed 81 10. Corn-Activc and irmrr;
mixed western SIC. Oat---Scarr" and
in good demand; mixed western G2m G3r,
white Gi(nGjc Rye--Quiet at 1it' 9jr.
Mes Pork Num.
inaily at S2l 90 Dncon-Su"ng and
buoyant; shoulders s!ci clear rib side,
l3j(al3ic. Ilhms--!Sugar cured lih'
ljc. Lard-Firn at lj Buttcr-th"ic"
western scarce and wanted at %Ola 3D..
Petroleum NominalIy unchanged. COT
ee--Quct and better feeling Ht l1!c,
lgsc. Whisky-Firmcr nt 81 %.
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FATHER GERDEMANN, the absconding
priest formerly rector Of st. Bonifacius
Church, Philadelphia, was arrested in
Baltimore on Saturday. He stated that
he had abjured the peculiar faith of his
former Church, and had married his or
ganist, with whom he had eloped. He
wss arrested on the charge of embezzle-
ment while about to sail for Europe
having registered at the EutawHouse,
Baltimore, under the name of j. F.
NEusER and lady, which name he said he
assumed to avoid notOriety. He was
subsequently, released on bail, several of
the members of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association going on his bond.
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to US to apply in the Radical l-Indepen-
dent farce. Sadly, sadly are they footing
their bills. May they rest in peace, With
Tarquin-Lucrece curse ever before their
eyes to recall pleasant memories.
The mountains have been burning all
round US for sometime past, but glori-
Gus rain three or four days ago spoiled it
all, and since then people are more like
Themselves hundred yards off. Not
only the woods have been burning, but
everything has been burning; the lost
party tcere burning, but are now con-
s'tn'ed Democrats have been burning
and to-day the flames are growing more
lurid than ever, .,. .a-
Keep the fire burning,
Keep the Goals bright.
Ben. Butler, general dealer in second
hand silver ware, is talking of. settling in
our sister city Of Huntington.
Perhaps $4,000 bonus would
induce him to locate in this
city. Such an institution would be quite
an improvement to our beautiful metrop-
oils.
A somewhat romantic wedding was
solemnized yesterday morning at the
First Presbyterian Church of this place.
We are not acquainted with the bride
or groom, and only speak from hearsay.
We shall only give the initials of the
parties concerned, as otherwise We
might give ofense. Mr.. H.. who is
Presbyterian minister, young and hand.
some, came to our city some two or three
weeks since, to make arrangements with
Miss W., to start on journey to South
America, to which place they were both
going as missionaries. Well, there was
nothing very remarkable about that you
may say, but the romance is to come
In about one week after the advent
of Mr.. H., into our midst, it was rumored
that the above named parties
were to be united in holy matrimony;
this afforded food for gossip to all classes.
as it was known that Mr.. II. had neuer
met Miss W., until his coming to see her
on the business already mentioned 10
give the surmses INDUCED IN, would take
more space than we have, and more time
than we could spare to devote to their
rehearsal; some thought it "marriagc
of convenience" others dove at first
sight," and so on, to the end of the chap
ter Be this as it may, they were mar
ried, As We have already said, yesterday
forenoon, and will leave for their field of
labor next Monday, after bidding their
many friends adIeu. May success at
tend them. ADDISON.
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.TaE railroad magnates, which accord
ing to the Baltimore Sun, recently came
on to Baltimore at the rate Of fifty miles
ner hour, to congratulate Mr.. GARRETT
on his safe arrival from Europe" have
returned. They say that, having secur-
od from the B. i o. r. Z. the abolition
Of drawbacks on freights, and commits
sion on the sale of tickets, and having
come TO full explanations regarding fast
fr-irht lines, they are content.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILApEiPHIA, November lG-Flour
Quiet and steady; no export demand,
Pennsylvania. Indiana and Obi" cRtp
81 JOta5 70; high grsde- - 20@ r 90.
wheat-Pnm; red ~ 22G6I -; amber
81 24Cdyl 30; white 81 2Va,i 20. Ky"
81 lOl. COMM fair demand; yellow
92(d93c. Oats--In fair dcmhhd white
$40 63Jc; mixed G2c. Clover S""d--
g OOIa9OO. Pctrolrum--.S Sominal 10.
fined lOlc; crude S(aSIc in Larrcbi i.c
in bulk. Whbky-$l 90. Batter
Steady; prime western 22S3tc; ch"i"n
western ruIl 82Ca3 Checs"--firm;
ine wsrtsrnIlGCSlGic; Rcscrye prim" I
MljIc. Eggs-Western at 2g(a3Or
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, November MONEY
Active and higher; closing at per cent
on CALL prime mercantile paper 5(d6 per
cent; single name 1872 per cent. St"r-
ling firm at 4S6@ 1861 for sixty days and
4S9G4s9t for sight. Customs receipts
S355,0O0.
GoLD-Opened at ll0I and closed at
1ll!, the two extremes of the day. Car
rying rates l@2 per cent and for borrow
ing fat. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed.. $4,000. Specie engagements
for tomorrow thus far 100000. Clear
ings S45,0OO,0o0. The advance in gold
early in the day was caused by the rise
in the Bank Of England rate Of discount,
and the frmness at the close was due to
the engagements of coin for to-morrow's
packet.
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Col. BILLY WILSON, the commander
os the famous Zouaves of that name, who
started from New York under very ex-
citing circumstances, and who wound up
his military career by endeavoring to
make his escape in hot haste,en dsshabitte,
from Santa-Rosa Island, Florida, died on
Friday last. He is said to have entirely
reformed his mode of living since the
war. and possessed at his death, one Of
the finest libraries of military works in
the country.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

VAR DEPAkTAESI,
OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, November l6, BEN. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest, rain or snow Will
prevail during the night, followed by
colder weather, north or west winds and
rising Barometer. For the Lake region,
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, cloudy
weather and rain with easterly or south
erly winds, falling barometer and slight
change of temperature, except in the
Upper Lake region, where lower tenn
perature and snow will prevail, with va
risble winds and rising barometer dur
ing Tuesday. For the Middle States, IN .
cressing cioudiness, winds shifting to
easterly and southerly, continued high
barometer, with higher temperature and
areas of rain during Tuesday. For the
Canal Section of New York and Penn
sylysnis, the temperature will remain
above freezing point. The Central Mi.
sissippi and Lower Missouri Rivers Will
rise slowly.
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THE bpge, drastic, griping, sIckening
pills. cOnstructsd Of crude, coarse and
bulky ingredients. are fact being sHpaF-
-4ded Us DR.. Pierce, Pleasant Pirgntiye
Pellet, or sugar coated, Concentrated
Root and Herbal JUICE, Anl-Bilious
GranuIcs-tbs Little Giant CAlhartic
or NulfYu IN Pdrro Physic. Modern
Cherniesl Science enables DR.. Pierce u
extract from the juices Of the most yalia-
bic roots and herbs their active medicinal
principles, which, when worked into Ut.
lie Pellets or Grsnnles, scarcely tdLgSr
than mustard s>od, render each little
Pellet a. actiye and powerful a. n larg"
pill. while they are much more palAtablc
and pleasant in effect.
Dr. Ira A. Thayer, of Baconsburg,
Ohio, writes: II regard your Pellets S
the beat remedy for the conditions for
which you prescribe them Of anything |
have ever used, ~ mild and certain in
eject, and leaving the boweh 10 an eH-
cellent condition. IL seems to me they
must take the place OF all other caihartic
pills and medicines"
Lyon IL Macomber, druggists, VermIl-
lion. ID. T., says: I'VE think they are GO
ing 70 ell like hot cakes ss soon as people
ga scauainted with them and will spoil
Ii. pill trade, ~ those that have used
then like them much better than large
pills-"
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Ocean StcaulerS.

New YORK, November l6-Arrivcd-
Steamships Wisconsin from Liverpool,
and Arrogan from Bristol.
LIVERPOOL, November l6.-Arrived-
Steamships Helvetia, Algerian, Luringia
and City of Brooklyn, out.
QUEENSTOWN, November 1G. - The
steamship Oceanic from New York ar
rived to-day.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEpo. November l6.--Flour
Steady and in moderate demand. Wheat
Steady; No. white Michigan - ljj;
amber cash and seller November - OJl
seller De1rmber 81 10; No. red 81 u;
No. 2 81 u. Corn--Firm; high mi1nd
7sc; new do cash oslo GsI d seller SOycm-
Der 67Jc. Oaus--A shade better 80. ]
steady at 5iic; No. 2 quiet at I3ci Mich.
igan 53c; white 5i1c.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Card from the Captain OF the Irish
Team.

New YORK, November l5.-hrthur
B. Leech, captain Of the international
Team of Irish Rifemen, who hopes to
sail for home Wednesday next, publishes
a card in which he says: ave shall al
Ways bear in mind our trip to America
in 1874, and ever remember with pride
and pleasure that we have made the nc
qusintance, may not rather say friend
ship, of many citizens, with whom we
consider it an honor to have been asso-
ciated. ] trust that next year it may be
my happiness to unite with Others in
honoring our friends from America on
the occasion oftheir visit to Ireland in
1876. The eager anticipation with
which we all look forward for that meet
ing, is the best meast,re Of the hearty
gratitude with which We now say fare
,vall ..
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, November lS.-WheAt
Firm and b.-tter st 81 03Na ! %. Corn.
Active ard better; new shcIed SIC; new
ear on track G2c. Oats-Firm at JI(o LGc.
Petroleum--Lower; standard white 9ci
Ohio stats test lie.
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Baptlst Troubles.

BosToN, November l6.-The Baptist
ministers of Boston held II lively meeting
to-day to condemn the action of certain
of their number who passed in the Con-
vention two weeks ago, resolutions en-
dorsing the action of the Long Island
BAPTIST Association in disfellowshippIng
the Lee Avenue Baptist church, for open
communion practices. Considerable feel
ing was manifested and quite split
upon the question has. occurred. Posi-
tive action was deferred.
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FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be cloudy, with easterly or south
erly winds, and rain.
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aa'heeline &egister,

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at llOt.
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7 BALTIMoRE, November l6.-The an
nusl meeting of the stockholders of the
! Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was held
to-day. The report shows the earnings
of the company to be Sl4,947N90; ex-
penses, $9,4l6,650; net earnings, $500
626; the expenses of working the road is
stated to be 7-l0 per cent. upon the
earnings, showing decrease Of 6 4-lOO
per cent. compared with previous years;
surplus fund of the company on the
30th day of September, 1874, is $S2, ,244,-
l60, and the entire mortgage Indebtedness
including loan made in January last of
100000 in currency and sterling
29,O6l, ,564; excess Of surplus fund over
entire mortgage indebtedness S30S2, ,595.
TIE earnings this year in comparison
with the last fiscal year, decreased s55s,-
88S, and the working expenses $642, l52,
making n comparative increase IN the
net profits of Ss2 264 The following di-
rectors were elected for the ensuing year:
Messrs. Galloway, Cheston, Samuel w.
Smith, Francis Burns, Jno. Spear, Nicho-
las Johns, Gregg, Francis, j. King, Oil
yer ODonnell, James Harvey, William
W. Taylor, Saml Kirby, John King, Jr,
and G. A. Vanlingen.
Grimes nj Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. l6.-The Coroners
jury in the case Of Gotthold Wahl, the
farmer who was assassinated by highway
men on Wednesday evening last, to-day,
returned verdict finding VIM. Murray
guilty of murder and Frederick Meyers
accessory to the crime. After the con-
clusion of the inquest the prisoners were
remanded for trial.
In the United States Circuit Court, to-
day. d. d. Williams, charged with cm-
bezzling the funds Of the First National
bank Of COnneautville, Pa, was found
guilty on the first count and rcmanded
for sentence.
Official Vote Of New York.
ALBANY, n. Y, November lG.-Thc
argus tomorrow morning will give the
complete official vote of the State on the
Governors election as follows: Tilden
4l6,343; Dix 36l, ,406; Clarke 1924.
Tilden over Dix, 54,937.
Ku klux Again.
CINCINNATI, November lG'--An En-
quirrr special from Lexington, Ken
lucky, says the Ku Klux, on Sunday
night, about fifteen miles from that place
and near Athens shot and wounded
negro slightly, and probably mortally
wounded DR.. Steve Easton, and that
Judge Hunt to-day instructed the grand
iurv to bring the offenders to trial or else
sign a paper declaring the rumors of their
participation untrue.
Mr.. GreeIey's Tomb stone.
New YORK, November lG.-A plain
marble slab has been placed on Locust
Hill in Greenwood Cemetery, TO mark,
temporarily, the grave of Mr.. Greeley.
1t bears the simple inscription, Horace
Greeley, born February 81, 1911, died
lS-D'
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Keutueky Election.

Lou1svILI.E, November l6.-Returns
from the Ninth District of kentncky,
which is situated in the mountains, come
very slowly, but enough has been re- S
ceivcd to insure the election OF .: d.
White Republican candidate for Con
gress, by about 500 of a majority; The
remaining nine Democratic candidates
have been elected by msjorities ranging
from 100 to 700. .. rs..E
r.,.., Gerdemann Arrested and
BAfled.
PHILApELPHIA, November l6.-Fath-
ar Gerdemsnn had preliminary exam
nation at the Police Court to-day, and
Was held in 81 900 bail, to await trial for
Acknowledgment. The bail was promptly
supplied, and he was liberated. Several Tarl
nromiuent members of the Young Mems
Christian Association were present 70
furnish bail. .s.
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General views.

NEW YokK, November l6. Arrived;
steamer Mas, frum Rotterdam.
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PITTsBuEGH, November lb.-Whest
Quiet and prices unchanged. Corn
New ear 66tS,70c; new shelled 70(g13c;
old shslled S0fas2e Petroleum-Cruds
at 72lc at Psrksrs; refined l0i6 l0te for
Philadelphia delivery.
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New YORK. November To- Beevcs--
Receipts to-day 1880 head, making =, 730
head for the week, against 9,i0O head for
last week. Good cattle shade 6rIner;
common do trife weaker. The market
closed dull at sI@l2ic for native steer;
6i(o,I0tc for Texas, and a few extra and
fancy bceves retailed at l2iml3lC.
Sheep and Lambs-Fresh receipt {. 100
head, making 29,s40 head for the week
against 2i,77O head for last week. De-
mand very moderate snd trade dull at
former prices; sheep ranged al iiG Gle;
lambs at GtGStc. SwIDs-Receipts YES
terday and to-day 1900 head, making
52.9l0 head for the week, against 5000
head for last week. Live hogs slow at 81
G,7tc, with three car loads Of Ohio corn
fed at 6ic; two cars do at Sc, and one car
at Tic; dressed hogs firm at s:Casic.
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ku kluX Again.
Mr.. Greeley's Tomb stone.

New YORK, November lG.-A plain
marble slab has been placed on Locust
Hill in Greenwood Cemetery, To mark,
temporarily, the grave Of Mr.. Greeley.
1t bears the simple inscription, Horace
Greeley, born February 81, 1911, died
November 20, 1872"
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

East LIBERTY, November Ib.--CattIe
Receipts for the last three day 1888
head total for the week 1875 head. The
supply il fair 40 far. with light demand
and very little doing. Prices, however,
are holding up, with likely ANAL Sd-
vance as the market fairly Opsn'; best
none offered; medium W good a. jOlI
6 %; common 10 fair ~ j0fa,5 10 stock
err 81 OOfs4 90; bulls 81 Oota2 25. Hog
-Rsceips for three days AIS head;
total fer the week q, I,075 bead ;Philadel-
phias 81 5O@,7 30; Yorkers - bol97 %.
Sheep-Receipt for three days 400
head total for the week Z2, 100 head best
s. 90; medium 81 50; common 80 -.
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New York Dry Goods Mark et.

NEW 1oEE, November Ib--l mere
Was = moderate package demand for
staple domestic cottons. Print Of Side
Band styles and hosiery; and the iobbing
trade was rather more active. CottOn
goods unchanged in price, and four yard
browns firm at current ratss. Side Band
Prints sell freely and are scarce. Pacific
and Hamilton Fancy and Side Band De-
lAine. are jobbing at l5c. Striped hosiery
in demand. Woolens qniet.
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.BYsTELE GRAPH
TO TIE
WHEELING REGISTER.

- - e.. 2 = - ...
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line. office Northwest cor.
of Main and 12th Sts.
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LITTLE Rock, November ~. The
press dispatches from Washington re-
porting large assemblage of the adher-
ents of Smith and hundreds of arrests
bv Garland are untrue. Only one arrest
has been made thus far, that of Price Of
the Republican,, and he was discharged
to-day. The most perfect quiet prevails
throughout the State, and there is no talk
about Smith establishing his government
ut Pine Bluff, Helena or elsewhere. He
is still hid.
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FOREIGN.
COunt Won Arntns.

BERLIN, November l6.-The physi-
clans of Count Won Arnim say that reg
ular open air exercise is indispensable for
the restoration of his nervous system.
The city tribunal has withdrawn direct
police supervision over the Count, but he
Is ordered to remain at home. His trial
has been set down for December 7th.