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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-12-22

Coffees are dull in the East but here they are ac
| tive: figures the same as heretofore: ousals
are dull with any pressure 10 sell renneIs az
eeot lower gGres New are Orleans sugars are
sairly active; no change in valves. syrups are
yet dull; New York reports prices 295c per ga
ION higher, with an active demand. safes Nelo
a. follows: l car ed wheat, 81 10; cars hIsn
ton Sc so; car white corn, &c; 10 cars niAeu
corn, Sc; cars high mixed corn, 6Ic. -, ,
Quotations are gwen for the buying price, oI
grain and produce, and the selling prices ioA
hOur and other merchandise.l
BREADSTUFFS.
FLoUR-Is pretty dull and hard to dispose OF.
Fancy brands for ICY ICY % %
Family 1912 %
Low grades. '...-' VOS7" "
MILL FEED-In fair supply. Bran and shorts
are quoted at sl6 5O9l7, fine feed at SzO9zz' ana
middling at 'S2i.
/ 81 O3dl %; amber 81 OjGl 10; white, u Oo9l To-
JORN-Decidedly dull and lower: NO. mixed
worth CSC; high mixed, 6696Tc; white, OSc; new
oGT AS at, No ?, SIC; No. > white Sc per
RYE-NominaIIy 81 90.
BARLEY-Sl 2OGl 3.
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
Are In good demand at firm rates. The quota
tons below viii be found to be nearly the same
as last week.
NUTs-Quoted: Almonds. soft shell, 25926e;
hlberts, l61l7c; wanuts, French lie; Naples, lec;
Brazil nuts. l29l4c, peanuts, raw, S9l2c roasted
uhGl2%,
Valencia oranges case,SlZ. LemOns-Palermo and
French 50 5glS dates lO9l2c per ID; new raistns,
layers are held at 81 6O93 80; London layer ~;
Muscatel. crown, 81 %; double crown, 81 so;
Valencia raisins, l212Nl4c; Sultana, l69l6c;
layer figs, l992Oc; citrOn, 409l6c; currants, 91z9
lOc; Turkish prunes, new, l21R4l3c.
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NEW YORK COTroN MARKrr.

New YORK. DeE4 .-Cotton-Is quiet: sales
We're made OF miCSlg upland al lslSdl41Sc:
orleans at l54c. Futures closed steady with
sales OF 500 bales as fellows: Seller December
nominal at Is l3-l6c; seller January, BIC; seller
February, l4Gl4 3-s2c; seller March, Ia l3-l6c :
seller April, ID S-l6c; seller May. IS Use; seller
June, 10 27-S2c seller July, 10 S2c seller August
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HOPS-AJ 4UtJ.UC pet pOuHu.
HoNEY-Is bought at 22925c per pound; extra
comb. SOC.
CANNED GOODS-In good demand. Toma-
toes, lbs, 81 40@l 50; lbs. 81 80; Yarmouth
corn. 81 80; Mountain sugar 81 80; Trophy 81 60;
az 3lbs, So co. pie peaches lbs, 81 IS: Western
packfng,R h. 81 25g2 IS; do, Id, So 35@350 black
berries 81 6O@ So; Strawberries, lbs, 81 35g2 50;
raspberres lbs 81 50@2 50; whortleberries, 81 2S
az 80; pineapples, lbs, 81 5O92 %; green peas,
lbs, 81 25g2 so: string beans, 81 75d2; salmon,
Id. 81 90; do, ? lbs, 81 6O93 rs.
DRUGS.
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EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET

EAST Liberty, PA, Dec. 2l.-BEEF CATTLE
me receipts for days We're 2,44S head, and
totaI iof the week, 5,474 head: since Saturday
very little business has been done no buvers
being on hand except local butchers, and very
lew cattle are in the yards for sale, the bulk OF
lions. -
hoGs-Receipts for days were 9,295 head, and
OF best philadelphia at s. OOG7 IS; Workers at
Sc 50d6 10. -
SHEEP-Receipts for days were $500 head
ana total for the week, ll.oO0 head; sales were
made OF best grades 10 s. 75@6 %; medium at
II 800 80; common ut s. OO@fO0.
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MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.

MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.
NEW YORK, Dec. n.
Money was easy early in the day at S1zG4, but
closed firm at 595 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper is quoted at G97% per
cent, and single named at 61S@S, with miscella-
neous at 9@12 per cent.
Sterling is quoted dull but steady at 81 s41z@
80 for 20 days and on demand.
Gold is quoted duh at lil15@lllss.
Borrowing rate fiat; carrying l-64 of per
cent.
Clearings, S2l.O00,000.
Custom receipts, Sl68OOO.
Treasury disbursements, sec 600.
Governments are strong and In brisk demand.
Railroads are less active Than usual, with
prices steady at opening, and quiet and steady
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CINCINNATI lRoN MARKEr.

CINCINNATI. December q. 1874.
Pig lRoS.-Some sales of round lots have been
made upon special terms, but the buyers gener-
ally are holding off until the new year opens,
giving dull trade. The indicatisns are that
there will be an improved demand early in Jar
uary for the standard 2 AIDES of foundry iron.
There are no signs al improvement in cold blast
or forge irons. We revise our quotations viz:
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Children cry for CastOria--Pleasant to
ke-a perfect substitute for Castor OH, but
more efEcacious in regulating the stomach and
bowels
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CENrAUR LINIMENTs

\ Allay pains, subdue swellings,
~ heal burns, and wiz cure rheu-
~ nfatism, SPAWN, and any flesh,
n ~ bone or muscle ailment The
ETBR White Wrapper is for family use,
-kGB--t the Yellow Wrapper for animals
,-IG,..x Price 50 cents; large bottles, 81.
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PARIS, Dec. 2l.-Rentes, 6lf PIC.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. q. - Cotton-Is quiet; mid
ding uplands, 71<975sd; Orleans, I'D. Sales,
1900 bales, of which 900 bales were for spec
ulation and export and 700 bales American
Breadstufis-The market is quiet. Corn, S9s939s
Cd. Lard Cos.
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LUAIBEE.

Cement Is quoted az VI per barreI. PIaster
Paris-Michigan. S5 % per barrel; Newark, So 70
per barrel. Lme.-Huntington, BIC; Flat Rock
SOC per bushel. White sand, 81 per barrel. Fire
brick, s3a7 per hundred. Fire clay, 75c per
quality. Hair, 4Oc. Nails, los and COS, Si.6O; IS
and ", $i75: IS and rs, So; As $50.
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Il o k - a L Il.
STEAM EN- GIN ES,
From four to twenty horse power. Address
HENRY RABCOCk,
Monmouth, III.
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MoRat's Life Pills!
Moffat's Phoenix Bitters ! !!
Pages Climax Salve!!!s

form a complete Family Medicine Chest, ard have
cured more diseases, and have done more good FOR
humanity. than any other medicine ever offered 10
the people.
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
are purely Vegetable. They act the Liver,
opening the ducts. and restoring the body 20 per-
feet health, and may be relied on TO sure Nervous
and Sick Headache, Costiveness, Dyspepsia, lndi-
gestiOn, Jaundice. Liver and Bilious Complaints
Colds, Scurvy, General Weakness, Fever Ague.
ssMOFFAT'S PHOENIX BITTERS q
correct the secreti0ns OF the stomach, and are
sure cure for Dyspepsia, Nervousness, sleepless-
ness, Female omplants, Weakness Debility, &c.
PAGES CLIMAX SALVE
IL q compound OF Arnica with many other extracts
and balsams. Wewarrant II 10 cure Scrofula and
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Piles, Frost Bite, Chill
blains, Corns. Inflammation Of the Eyes, Broken
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Cuts Bruises, Burns, scaids
and all Cutaneous Diseases, on man or beast. IL
allays infiam nation, subdues all pain, and heals
without n scar. IL Is worth its weight In gold TO
every family, and should always be on hand.
rE Sold by Druggists everywhere
]. p. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
% Liberty street, New iork.
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FINANCE AND. BUSINESS.
GENERAL MARKET REVIEW.
NEW YORK COMMERCE.

NEW YORK COMMERCE.
The Bulletin says: The imports tor No
vember Including specie) are favorable
showing, the total exhibiting an excess over
November, 1873, of Sl12.522, and $780, 100 in
excess of the year previous. The imports OF
general merchandise are still more favora-
bic, the total for the present month being
$23. 9i9 S67 against $40, ~ 200 last year, and
$23. 6I9. 40 in 1872.
The total thrown upon the market was
$25 sc. 0S7, or 81 1l9 SIS in excess of the ag-
gregate imports, and S5,12l,7l3 greater than
the amount marketed last year, and $780,
500 in excess of 1872. This increase has
been noticeable in the entries for con-
sumption, the total being Sl4l32, OBS,
against S7,3ll ,9lS last year and Sl0,395,4 75 in
1872 In the entries for warehOusing, there
is a decrease of s., 565, 427 from 1873. and in
the Withdrawals falling of of 81 ,Sl62SS.
The specie imports were S306,405 against
IS, 366 400 for November last year and Sl55,
ASP in 1872. The following is the movement
in detail:
~
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market is strong with a light supply
Of better grades, but plenty OF inferior; closing
&c higher; sales We're made at s. 5000 ", S475s
.SHEEP-Receipts Tor the week were lf72 head.
the market was more active and prices were
81 ngneE with short r. supply sales were made at
HoGs-Receipts for the week were % $50 head;
the marked was slow and heavy; sales were
were left unsold.
NEw YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-BEEF CArTLE-The 1r..E.
receipts were AGO head, making a q taT ~
SOY head for the week. against $40 49, Tor
last week the quality was fair, and q 20 Yoart-e
was firm, at an advance for the we - 90 I11iHcs
sales were made of premium stee - 81 "a 5I1II5.0'
poor 10 prime and s extra nai ne best a. l6c
ioc. 10 iStci poor 70 goo Texans from to
axeTseipS - rt st ifi cars of Ohio steers
aging ~ cwt at l2glSL cars do. averaeiSs Ia
e% a cSi a e15 g Of Virginia steers avsragins
averaging ewt at i61c cars do eSsSine ~
II5Sc; carr sc, cars DO, averaging % cwt, at
car 90, .veraging I25S cwt AT iiitc. = sssrs do
az eng II cwt, at l4dl5c cars do ayeraein1
~ SWt' AT Ils4c II cars do, averagine "a cwt al
do, averaging % cwi at IJlc cars az. ayeSsg
~ % cwt, at - &c; cars do averaging 81 cwt
cars do averaging cwt. al TX SM5 a AZ lS;
aging ~ ewt at lV54c; 10 cars OF Kentucky steers
averaging 80 cwt, at l254@lS14c; cars do. aver,
aging ~ cwt, at l3alic; cars do averscinS-
cwt, at llSl219c; 4 cars of Texans. averaging
e~t, Ia, ~ &c; IA cars do. averaging 5<g6L cwt at
90 IO>2ci ana cars OF CherOkees, aVera0ina az
cwt, at SIC. -
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The receipts were 54SD
nead, making 1850 head for the week. against
zI,SoO mead Tor last week; the quality is gene
RAINY GOODWIN considerable number of heavy
CnIlstmaS sheep; the market is good AT 5675i
with few sold al Sc; the sales incIuie cars ~
ONO sheep averaging So lbs, at 55kc; car do
averaging 20 lbs, at 5tsc; car do, averag NO Is
lbs a. 81 20 per leo lbs; 2 cars do averagino 81
IDS a. S5Se; car do averaging So lbs at 57Sc
do, averaging lbs. at nc: 2 cars of MichiSan
~ lbs, at &c.
hoGS-Ihe receipts were 1850 head. making
5VSCJ neao Tor the week, against $3.50 head
Tor last week; the market was quiet AT 7sS7l[c
west ern dressed.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
INDIANA POLLS. MONDAY. Dec. u.

INDIANAPOLIS, MONDAY, Dec. ~.
There was fair market. About $50 cattle were
offered in the local yards and nearly all disposed
OF, though some were sent away by RAIL-
small bunch OF fancy cattle for Christmas beef
were sold for 81 20.
Best butchers stock. 5O9o W
Medium 0Vga w
I
Bulls brought.----...--.-.-... : VOHz oO
There were shipped from Illusions yards, on
the Pan handle road, Sunday, % ear loads OF
CATTLE sf which % were fancy Christmas stock.
HoGs-Were little scarce and there were buy
ers wanting supplies. Light and leanish hogs
brought So 90 to So %; medium were worth 80 ~,
and extra heavy fat hogs were worth So 75 Re-
ceipts were light; only 4l2 head reported; num-
Der killed. 3,422.
few sheep unsold; demand dull.
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET.
EBy Telegraph to the Sentinel.I
CINCINNATI, Dec. "a. CATTLE = The re-
ceipts for the week were S,64l head; the
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FOREIGN Markets.

LONDON, Dec. 2l.-Consois for money, gl5z,
9lls; on account, 92g92s; 5-2Os, 1865, 1867; 1856
lO7; l0-iO's. l0i; new 5s, l0S. New York Ger
trail, 81. Erie, %. Erie, preferred. ~. Tallov
4Ss@4Ss Sd. Refined petroleum, Ss9es Sd. Spirit
turpentine, 26s Sd.
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FThe purchasing prices Tor Government Donus
IN indianapolis vary from the New York QUOTA
uOIs 1fc2l per cent.
GENERAL STOCKS.
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CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Dec. n. CATTLE = The re.
ceipts for the week were S,64l head; the
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Rochefort Interviewed.

NRw York, May S0.-Rochefort has
been interviewed by q reporter who tel
egraphs from Niagara Falls. The follow.
Ing q part OF what he says: when Nc
Mahon and DeBroglle heard that l had
escaped they said that It was impossible.
The news was however true. DeBroplit
ieu sick and MacMshon tried to conceal
tne iact as long as possible. Poor Mar
shall; he has mortal dread of me. HI
thinks will have some occult power
II IS ridiculous that such man should
rule France. He was put forward By
the Right to advance the. interests O
Henrio Cling, but tie Left would neyel
submit 10 his rule. They have too mani
able men and real statesmen Il
oppose this bungling General. Whal
could be expected from q
man who spent thirty years in the Bureau
oil Finance governed by McMAhen. The
events, 1t appears, are marching rapidly
IN Europe. Within three months McMs
hon shall be overthrown. France cant
continue 10 be ruled by that stupid sol
Mr: Rochefort asked au1lously abou,
the chances OF recognition oi the Cuban
oelligerancy by the European powers, and
expressed the opinion that an interna,
tional revolutionary Junts should be or
g!aniSed for the purpose Of aiding all strug
gling nations to achieve their lndepend-
encp, -a.. s.. 20
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NatlonaI! Ctor .Rennr,..

INprASAroITs, May SO.-Thc national
crop reports pu5lBhed today give 70.
turns from l9s correspondents, covering
l26 counties In The, States Of AlabamS
Arkansas, Mitsissippi and Texas, In rela
uotI To- the area planted this season Il
cotton and corn.ih these States. DR1uo,
lions, are also publiAhed from, the esti.
mates OF correspondents In relation 10 thf
totGl ol the spring and winter wheat now
10 the ground in lhe States Of Illinois
Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Ms
toufi, Ohio and Mississippi. Tho follow.
Ing is an abstract Of the principal intor-
nation furnished: '''''',
10 the matter OF cotton there Ia shown
q falling Of from the area planted last
year; ayeragipg IN the four States iirst
named "a 9 10 per eeat. The decrease In
the area Is IS 4.l0 per cent. In Ala
6sma % 10 per cent In Arkansas
20 410 per cent. - .fl,tT 4 =
In Mississippi 8 210 per cent 10
Texas the area devoted 10 corn ID the
same time 10 placed at an Increase over
last year TO the extent Of 0 7.l0 per
cent; the increase Is given as 10 4 10
per cent In Alabama 0 ITO per
cent. IL. ArkausasS s per cent. 10 Mis-
sissippl 10 10 per cent The stand Of
both cotton and corn in the States named
on May 18th, was much below q full
stand, although the stand OF corn was bet.
Ter than that In Louisiana the msIority
ot the reports received speak Of consid.
erable portion Of the land as being over.
flowed. In oil Of the four States the late.
neas oil the season very much delayed the
crops, and although much of the replaut.
ing which became necessary had been &C
complained at the date Of the reports
there will still be good deal OF land that
will lie, idle. a -. 10. ~
The estimates Of correspondents IN the
eight Western States previously mention.
ed indicate an average increase ia the
total area Of wheat Of s 2 10 per cent,
The increase is IA per cent In Illinois
l 3 100 per cent 10 Indiana 1S 8 100 per
cent in Iowa; "a per cent In Kansas
3 7.l00 per cent In Minnesota; "a 4 100
per cent In Missouri; s per cent in Ohio:
A l0pef cent Ia Wisconsin. The general
condition OF the growing grain at the date
Of the last report was all that could be dc.
sired, although the crop in Iowa has
suffered somewhat from the depredations
Of grasshoppers. FI
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CLEVELAND, May 30.-About hslf.pasl
II o'clock last night FIRE was discovered
IN the planning mill Of Walker, Tucker &
Co, near the Central Mill, In The vicinity
Of an immense lumber yard. The fire
had made considerable progress before II
was discovered. The entire fire depart.
ment was called to the scene and alter
several hours Of hard work succeeded In
getting the fire under control. Fortu-
nately the night was calm, but had there
been any wind blowing it would have
been impossible TO have prevented a
dangerous contlIgratiou. The losses are
as follows: Walker, Tucker & Co +,
$4,000, no insurance. O. Sutherland s.
Co., 5000, no insurance. There were
several smaller losses aggregating about
$4,000, no insurance. The fire, Il Is be-
l!eved, originated In the boiler room Of a
Touring mill. us
~ sli. DECORATION. -ti',v
Decoration day Is being observed in
the usual manner here. Many business
houses arc closed In honor Of the day.
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MEMruB, May SO-Thc body Of Win.
nelak, formerly deputy sheriff, was found
on the Poplar street boulevarde, near Big
Spring, some two miles east OF this city,
at daylight this morning. His head was
beaten into'a shapeless mass. He had
sold some property yesterday, and left
the city with about one hundred and
fifty dollars. There arc suspicious that
he was murdered by two negroes, who
were seen with him. Detectives are
at work trying to work mp the case.
Last Saturday at Ffenchman's Bayou,
Mississippi county, Ark, two brothers
named Clair went 10 tho house OF .
planter named Campbell, sged 60 years,
and 10 the presence Of his family shot
and killed him, using shot gun aud rife.
They were arrested and taken to O.ceols
and committed 10 jail. The murder ere.
ated great excitement! = "
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PIc,byterlan CeperaI A,ssnh,v.

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-At the morning
session oflhe General Assembly, Dr.. Mi.
SOD, from tue Committee on Home Mis-
sions, reported great and unusual pros.
periLy during last year. Receipts for tho
year. from Sll sources $2972 so, less by
E,6O7 than tie previous years payments,
including the balance Of S749 reported to
the last Assembly. There ore /, ,2l0 sabbath
schools In the mission fields, embracing
1000 children and teachers, Two hun.
dred and seventy.three new ones have
been organized during tho year.
DR.. Logan, Chairman OF the Committee
on sustenIaliOn, reported that the Com
mittee would need on the let of June
t2l 900 and commended the cause II the
Presbyteries and Churches. During tho
last year 900 pastorates had received a
benefit from the Committee.
DR.. Jacobus, Secretary of the Commit.
tee, stated that the gain during the last
yeah was $53 900. sustentation lies at
the basis ol the labor Of the churches,
and hc made an earnest speech in favor
OF contributing TO the fund. The total
tebt Of the Board OF Home Missions, Ia.
cludiDg the SustentatiOn Committee, was
now about $4,000. ~
Mr., Elder Stewart, Of New York, offered
to contribute $1,000 towards reducing tho
debt. The contribution taken was the
largest ever taken, being about forty
thousand dollars, PhiladeI Iphia and New
York contributing five thousand dollars
each. Uniyersily Church Place, New
York. 81 600; Presbytery Of Chicsgo
Fl 600, Presbytery Of Albany $1,000;
Presbytery Of LacEawanns 81 900. About
one hundred PresbyterIes, two hundred
churches and large number Of lndlvld-
uals were among the contributors.
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Rest PoinI CnndldaIen.

NEw YORK, May 3O-out OF OF aspir.
ants for military honors at West Point,
30 were sent back to school yesterday be.
cause they could not .write,. spell or
cypher, or were not familiar with maps
or grammar. The colored candidates all
failed. On Saturday the list oil successful
candidates was made public. The whole
class was drawn up in line. The names
ol those who missed were called out, and
they stepped two PAGES to the front and
we're ordered 10 break ranks and go home,
while their more fortunate companions
were led TO their quarters. The most IN.
fortunate applicants bore their rejection
very philOsophically, but a few do not.
One young gentleman said he had missed
on purpose. Those who have failed have
the privilege, at the option OF the Senators
or Representatives who bonominated them. .oI
presenting themselves for examination in
September, when tho autumn studies be-
gin with those who are appointed 10 Oil
the vacancies which may then expire.
Charles Mcclure, oil Illinois, passed bis
examination, but as ho was nominated
under 8 mistake, there being no vacancy
10 his district, he will wait TIL next year,
when hc will be admitted without exam.
ination. ~
The new cadets take the fiat lesson,
putting them in form, as il Is called, To-
day. The first class which Is now to be
examined numbers In all forty.two mem
bers; but one, for some delinquency, has
been suspended, aud will have 10 serve an.
other year before being graduated. This
class when fifst its members sought ad.
mission, four years ago, numbered one
hundred and forty -four, Of whom one.
bal, or seyenty.nine were rejected. From
a class Of sixty.fve in that year It has
dwindled down 10 forty two. U
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Robbery Of Atlantic E1presS..ons
b RObber Killed,

DETROIT, May 30.-L9st night as the
Atlantic Express which leaves for Chi.
cSg0 at 5:l5 was passing between New
Buffalo and Niles, two unknown men
pried open the front door Of the express
car, and knocked down 8. B. Heath, mes.
sepger, who was sorting his money pack.
ages Tor the different stations; one Of
whom grabbed packages containing
S2, 200, jumped from the car and escaped,
leaving the other robber struggling with
Heath for the mastery In the darkness,
the candle having been extipguIshed.
Heath finally drew his pistol and shot tho
scoundrel 10 the head and then himself
fell insenstble tirom his injuries AS the
tain approached Miles he recovered sui
lcienlly TO call lor help, but unable to
rise. The r0bber only lived few seconds
alter taken from the car. sr.I ~
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For New England, partly cloudy wcath.
or and areas Of rain will prevail, with
winds shifting to southwest aud north.
west aud slight fall of temperature. !
For the Middle States, partly cloudy !
weather and rain in Pennsylvania and
New York, south TO west winds, station.
ary or falling temperature, aud stationary
10 rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic aud Gulf States,
partly cloudy or clear weather, southwest
% northwest winds, high temperature;
rain on the coast.
For the lower lake region, Tennessee,
and the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy wealth.
er, north to west winds, slight fail Of
temperature, stationary to rising barome,
terland locaI rains, except in Tennessee
For the upper lake region and North,
west. generally clear weather, northeast
tonorthwest winds, stationary or falling
temperature and rising barometer.