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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-26

DAKOTA.
The Wintermute Trial.

YANKroN, May 2j.-In the Winter,
mute case, Saturday, the principal wit.
ness was one English Pete, who swore
to being at the meeting and Witnessing
the affray and attempting to take the
revolver out OF General McCook's hand
after the frst firing and rushing into
the court room afterwards, and that in
attempting to wrest it out Of McCook's
hand the revolver went off and shot
witness in the hand; six months after
wards, in March last, witness took
piece OF the bullet out OF HE hand with
a jack knife. On cross examination
tue witness admitted that he went TO
work with an axe day or two alter
wards, and that a few days afterwards
he disappeared suddenly without telling
the people where he went; had since
been in Wisconsin until Q short time
ago, when one OF the defendants coun.
sci went there and paid his fare here
and promised to pay him one dollar 3
day aud expenses; the same witness
sad that McCook didn't have
his hands up when he came in
the room alter firing the first
shot, contrary to the almost unbound
ed testimony OF the other witnesses on
both sides. The foundation is laid, on
a cross. examination, 10 impeach his
testimony by four different we'll known
citizens, 10 whom it is said he showed
his hand alter the shooting aud declar-
ed Wiuternute had pistol and that
the witness was hurt in trying to take
il away from him. Thus far the testi.
mony Of the witnesses tor the prosecu-
ton and for the defense have been very
conflicting and contradictory, in many
points in the most important particulars,
Nearly; oil the evidence in the Win
termute case to-day, was Of medical
nature. Several physicians testified
az to the character Of the wound on
McCook, aud the condition OF Winter
mnte after the fight in the saloon. The
evidence was conflicting and but few
clear points made, Mr.. Sweet attempt
ed to Introduce the insanity dodge bu,
was successfully resisted by Mr.. Brown.
Mr.. Sweet gave, notice that there
would be little more evidence by the
derensss audths impression is that the
case viii go, TO the jury Friday or Sat-
l,ur1ay.li Il JDlH B. IA j
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NASHVILLE.
n.r,,xU.s. Marshal Shot.

NASHVILLE, May 25.-Deputy United
States Marshal W. a.. Hildreth was
shot near Hillsboro, Coffee county, on
Friday, by a man Snsmed Thomas
Jefferson Saunders, Tor whom Hildreth
had a eapias from Lhe Federal Court,
assinst whom (Saunders) true bill had
been found by the grand jury for being
. party TO an alleged Ku klux out.
rage in Coffee county. ltis alleged
that Saunders and others first attempt-
ed, some time g. ago, the
capture OF q man named Colonel
Failing. In this they went 70
the house and whipped colored mah
named Ben. Patton, Tor boarding ne
gro schoolmaster. Trey were after the
schoolmaster, but falling to capture
him they whipped Patton for shelterlng
and feeding the man who taught the
negroes. The shooting affray between
Hildreth and Saunders occurred within
a short distance OF Colensn's house. at
one o clock on Friday afternoon. iSaund-
ers and Coleman were neighbors. Hit
dreth and Coleman, the latter having
been deputized to assist in the capture
had been on the look out Tor Sapnder(
who had been hiding in the bushet
Two days previous they had gotten Of
Saunders track and had fol lowed 1t Y
a point beyond Colemans house. Hiif
dreth having no weapons with him a
the time, inslsted that Coleman should
give him his revolver, saying that hi
would follow up and keep Oh SauuderH
track while Coleman went after ,ta{
shot guns at his house. Saunders beng
armed with double barrel shot gun,
Coleman told Hildreth tbst he would
be at disadvantage, should Saunders
offer any resistance, and iurther urged
that he should not 30 forward until the
guns were obtained, but Hlldreth be.
ing somewhat eager not to lose sight Of
Saunders went on, and gett ling whhipI
hearing distance Of SsunderS, Hildreth
commanded him 10 haulb informing
him that be had capias for his arrest
With this Saunders shot both losds
contain ned in bis gun at Hildreth, who
fired twice in return. Saunders pressed
forward on Hildreth, who, finding
that Saunders meant to kill him, at-
tempted to retreat, falling from mortal
wounds a short distance away. Ssun
ders followed after him and shot hiuFI
the third time. Hildreth had hardly
fallen to the ground before Saunders
sisters, appalled, at the bloody deed
rushed up to Hildretb, one taking hisY
head in her lap, and both commenced
loudly to bewsil his fate and at the
same time attempted to assuage hisl
sufferings as beet they could. Coleman1
arrived here Saturday night and rel
ported the shooting OF Hildreth to tbei
United States Marshal. Coleman says,
Hildreth cannot recover. Saunders mas,
not yet been captured.
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New York Live stock Market.

New YORK, MAY 25.-Beeves-Fresh
receipts 5,02O. making 1910 for the
week against 800 last week; quality
good generally and demand fair at sus-
tsined prices or 9iSllc for Te1aDr
l036l2:c Tor native steers With a few
select ones at l2I9l3c. Sheep and
Lambs-Fresh offerings $500, making
l2. $40 for the week. against II $50 las,
week; demand rather moderate and
prices a shade of, A car load OF fair
unshorn sheep at &c; sheared sheep
ranged from 5 TO tic; spring lambs from
10 TO 1916 Swine-Arriysls Yesterday
aud to-day 1000, making 39.T90 for
the week, against 35,320 last week ;
none were offered alive; dressed in fair
request at 7i97lc; heavy weights s'
outside figures. ...
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SUou is the arrangement OF trains on
the Baltimore snd Ohio road that dele
gates to the Grafton Convention from
this locality need be only one day absent
from business at home. Thev can
leave Wheeling at half past four o'clock
to, morrow morning and, after spending
the greater portion Of the day 10 Graf
ton, reach home between ten and
eleven o'clock at night. Since the
meeting can be attended with so little
inconvenience and loss Of time it is to
he hoped that ali ofthe designated del.
esates and as many other citizens ss
can 10 SO will 60 to Grafton to-mor.
row and see what Can be done to et-
feet removal of the State capital.
Mention is made in another column
OF the fact that the railload fare from
Wheeling to Grafton and return has
been reduced 10 "a 90. This is So 90
less than the regular rate.
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New York MArkeI.

NEW YoRK, May 25.-Cotton-
Dull; middliog uplsnds lSsc. Flour
dull and uncbanged Rye Flour and
Corn Meal u nchanged. Wheat
Heavy and lower No Chicago spring
l 45Sl Al; winter red western 55C9
| 80; white western 65. Rye-Quiet
at / 049l 10. Bsrley-Duli. Malt
-DroopiDg. Corn-Opened quiet but
closed heavy and lower; new and old
western mixed and yellow S2GsGic.
Oats--U nsetlled; mixed western Gig
63c, white western 64d67c. Hay
Unchanged. CoAee-Duil. Sugar
Quiet. Petroleum-Crude 5iG6c; re.
fined l3i@l3sc. Eggs-Firm; western
l4al5c. Pork-Lowsr pew mess
II IS cash; l755 June; II 75CSl7 50
July. Bee'--Dull; middlss heavy;
long clear l0t@lOic; short clear i0ic'
Lsrd-Lower prime steam ii 5-l6c
cash; II 5-lG9lltc June; llS9ll3c
July; life August. Butter-Heayy;
new western 20926c. Wkisky-Stead,
at 97t@973c.
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ton, which he,ssid, as proposed, was
nolning morethan Capitalization. de
tad been q pastor twenty years and
q secretary ten, and knew something OF
the manner in which the people cou-
tributed. No matter in what cause you
ask money from them, they invariably
give you FIVE dollars, and ii you con-
soIidate the objects under one board,
you decrease your revenue, and 1t was
DOT consolidation to call these boards
bureaus. Tpere ia no saving in such
Q proceeding, and he didn't see any
gres; reason for the change, anyway;
the Church to-day led the worlds
van ~ the matter OF con-
tribution. He had been
chairman OF the Committee on Freed
men and the understanding there was
that it should be temporary to meet
the exiugencies OF the times, that it
should be discontinued whenever it can
be. In regard 10 church erection, he
opposed its being merged into the
Board Of Home Missions. He would
keep it distinct and 5ave it transferred
to this great central city of the west.
II the people IN the west wanted more
churches they should do all they could
to keep that bosrd intact The constant
advocating OF change in the boards he
thought had az effect on the men who
left IN their Wills bequests to the vari-
ous boards.
Ga motion OF DR.. Herrick Johnston
the consideration Of the second point
in the minority report. in regard TO the
Board OF Home Missions being cousoli-
dated with the boards OF Sustentstion
and Freedmen, was postponed aud the
point relating to Publication taken up.
DR.. VIM. Breed, of Philadelpbla,
gave statistic. relating to work done by
the publication society and col olporteurs.
In ten years three million volumes and
thirty million pages oi tracts have been
distributed. He advised them to act
wisely.
Dr.. S G. Logan, OF Scranton, slid il
there was to be any consolidation be
wanted a board of evangelizstion with
board OF home missions. as an out
cropping.
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.9!|CHICAGO.
dependence, Iowa, Nearly De.
IfF~ istroyed BY Fire.


IL lstreyed by Fire.
CHICAGO, May 23.-As Evening Jour
ma! special from Dubuque, Iowa, says
the city OF independence was nearly de-
stroyed by fire this morning. almost
the entire business portion being in
ashes. The FIRE broke out near the
bridgeS on toe south side OF Main street,
And tAnn ed BY The strong wind spread
rapidly eastward, taking everything on
both sides OF the street. Among the
stores and business places destroyed
are the following: E. \. Welch x
'CosS grocers; HD. Rowley, dry goods /;
Fisher Il Bro.rgrocers Lowton i Past,
try goods Henrick & Hanshau aud
g. a. Clark jewellers; Moore
g. ehsmberhin, dry goods !;
Moss j Baum, dry goods; Kline Il
Kenyon hardware; Independence Con-
ssrdadee office; August Mayors, dry
goods, Roberts & Taylor, hardware /;
Williams d Son Grocers j. B. Turn
tet. millinery; Mountain House; s. N.
Marquette, furniture Kit,eridge, book
stofe; g, n Waite. boots and shoes
Fthe st James Hotel; the Bun block.
Over forty OF the best business houses
in the city are gone, and q number oi
dwellings; also the German Presbyter-
Iianchurch, aapd Curtis 81 Barrett's and
/ Sbefw ood slhery stablee. The post
office escaped. No eaiimats OF the lose
has been received. bnt it will hardly b.
less than 100000,
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May 25-Flour-Duil,
dropping aud lower Whsst-Duli.
unsettled and lower; No. Chicago
spriug 81 229l 223; No. 2 do | l9
cash l9: June; l l9s July No. 3
do ! l49l l3f; rejected 04C9l 04i.
Corn-In fair demand. lower rates and
unsettled; mixed 58!c cash; 5Stc
June; 5s5c July; r.j.cied 55i956,.
oats-In iair demand sod higher 45kc
cash 44ic June; 42ic July. Rye
Dull and a shade lower; No. 2 81 90.
Bsrley-Quiet and upcbaoged ; No. 2
spring quoted 8, 81 60. WHISKY
Steady .. 94lc. Pork-Dull and lover
at the opening, and in fair demand and
advanced at the close; ti7 IS cash.
June; II IS July. LArd--Steady st
l04c cash; lie July. Bulk Meats-
Steady and unchanged sales shoulders
63c. packed; short rib niddles 8 ~,
loose on spot.
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MARSHALL COUsFY.
Appointment OF Delegates 60 Graf.

Appointment OF Delegates 90 Graf
ton.
A convention Of the people OF Mar
shall county was held at the Court
House in MoundsviIle last evening for
the appointment OF delegates to the
Grafton Convention. Mr.. George Ed
wards was chosen chairman of the
meeting, and Mr.. J. P. Wsymsu,
secretary. The following named
gentlemen were appointed as
delegates to the convention which
meets in Grafton on the 9th, to con-
suit as to the best means oil etfsctlng
the removal ofthe Stale Capital from
Charleston to some more convenient
location: Messp George Edwards. II.
W. Rock, H. Criswell, Ii. S. White,
John Miller. D. J. N. Williamson,
Sheppard McMechen, II. w. Fisher,
II. +. Ford, A. D. Baker, Colonel Wm.
Alexander, J. IL. D:ckey, J. D. Ewing,
l.. P. Gray. G. S. McFaddeu and I.
Finn.
The sentimen. Of Marshall county is
strongly iu favor o! removal.
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Ciuctnnali Market.

CINCINNATI. May 25.-Cotton-Dull
at lSc. Flour-Dull and Unchanged.
wheat-Dull and nominal at 81 33.
Corn Steady; mixed Toe; white scarce
and firm at 75c. OAts-Quiet At 54C9
60c. Rye-Scarce aud firm; sample
lots 81 l6. Barley-Dull; spring 81 80.
Oils-Unchasged. Eggs-Quiet.-BuI-
ter-Dull. Cbeese-Frw, Provis.
ions-.Quiet. Pork held at SIS W.
Lard quiet: sales OF summer steam at
l0tc. Loose bulk meats quiet and
steady; sales OF shoulders at 6tc buyer
May; sides held at 9i99ic tor clear
rib and clear. Bacon quie;; sales OF
shoulders at Tic packed; clear RIB sides
l0c loose; clear held At l0i@l0lc.
Whisky-Steady At 94c.
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Philadelphia Market.

PnLADELrHiA. Nav 25 Flour
Dull; Wisconsin and Minnesota extra
family IS 7567 25; State. Ohio and
Indiana I SOFAS 90. Whest-Dull;
red 81 45@l IS; amber 52f; white
| 50 Rye-9Sc. Corn-Unsettled apd
lower; yellow S7@SSc western mixed
S6@S7c. Oats-Whits held at $50
69c; mixed Csc. Petroleum-Crude
9ic: refined l3tc. Whsky-Firm At
99c. Butt.r-Moderstely active,
choice yellow 25@30c; light colorsd Is
@22c. Cheese-Fsirly active prime
western l5@l5}c. Eggs-Firm; wes,-
ern l6@l7c.
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RICHMOND.
The Queens Birthday.

RICHMOND, Va, May 25.-The Brit
ish settlers in Virginia to-day celebra-
ted the birthday Of Queen Victoria by
a royal salute, banquet and meeting iu
the hall OF the House OF Delegates TO
organize q permanent British Associa-
ton in Virginia, for promoting inter
course and encouragement, and the ad-
vsucement OF Britons intending TO
make their homes in Virginia.
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RaI,fmore MAJ ket.

BALTIMORE, May 25.-Flour-Quiet;
Howard street and western superfne
81 SOFAS SO; extra 6 0O@6 Is; family
I OOGS %. Wheat-Dull aud heavy;
Ohio aud Indiana I IS. Corn-Essier;
new western mixed S3i@S4c; old S4@
S4}c. O,ts-Dull; mixed western 62A
@63c white 63966c. Rye-Quiet
aud firm At 81 10. Provisions-Quiet.
Mess pork SIS 90. Bulk shoulders
7iS clear rib sides l0:c Lard, refaed
l2c. Bu,ter-In tsir demand aud
lower choice western 2Sc: fair To good
20625c. Coffee-Unchsnged. Whis-
kv-Dull at ] 90.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Tbs Reservoir Disaster.

NORTHAMPTON, May 25-The jury
OF inquest into the cause OF the Will
liamsburg reservoir disaster met to-day.
Cheney, the gate keeper, and his father,
testified 10 the discovery OF leaks long
ago. The members OF the reservoir
company were notified OF its condition
but attributed the leakage TO springs,
and nothing WAS done 10 strengthen The
reservoir.
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New York Dry a.ed. Market.

New YORK, May rs --Busines. quiet
With manufacturers and agents, and
the joboint trade ~as checked by the
inclement weather. Cotton goods are
quiet but steady In price The priut
market continues unsettled, and light
styles have . dropping tsudsscy. Bor.
dersd prints are 10 good demand. Dress
goods and shs~ls are quiet and heavy.
Fancy cSssinsrs are selling quite irssl; :.
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INDIANA.
German SauEerbund.

FoRr WAYNE, May 25.-The annual
reunion of the Fort Wayne German
Ssngerbund took place to-day. The
procession formed about s o'clock and
after parading the principal streets re-
paired to Turner Hall, where sfter
dedicating a splendid flag made in
Milwaukee at q cost OF three hundred
dollars, they were addressed by the
Mayor and Others, at the conclusion OF
which the different societies proceeded
to Mad Anthony park 10 engage in the
festivities usual to the occasion. This
evening the society gives a grand ball
at Turner hall.
Suicide.
TRRRR HAUTE, May PA young
married woman named Maggie Fore
back, committed suicide by taking NOR
phine this afternoon. The cruelty Of
her husband was the cause.
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Dupkara NatIo IonaI Conference.


GIRARD. May 25.-Iu the National
Conference OF Dunksrds to-day there
was no business transacted except the
appointment OF general committees.
Religious services were held In a tent
in the English language, and in an sd-
jacent barn in German. About 1900
people were in attendance. Nearly
one thousand additional delegates ar,
rived on the various trains TO day, and
the Conference will 60 into business
session to morrow. 1t is estimated that
there will be three thousand delegates
in attendance during the session. Re
ligious services were held at five differ
ent tents in the vicinity at night.
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OHIO.
Damages Against q Railroad.


COLUMBUS. May 25.-The Common
Pleas Court to-day decided the sui
brought by John Fitzpatrick against
the Little Miami Railroad for $4,000
damages. giving the plaintiff $4,000
Fitzpatrick was in the employ OF the
road, and lost both legs by reason OF
his falling from a moving train. 1t
was claimed by the plaintiff that the
accident was caused by his stepping
upon an unsound beard on the plat
form, which threw him under the
wheels OF the car.
The first case under the Adair liqnor
law will be tried tomorrow. A favor
abe decieion will, no doubt, open the
way for many similar suits.
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PITTSBURGH.
The Crusaders.

P1rsBURGH. May 25.-The ttm-
perauce excitement continues TO in-
crease, several large mass meetings be-
ing held yesterday and to-day. A
hearing was had in the case OF the
thirty-three ladies arrested on Satur-
day, bat the decision WAS reserved until
to morrow morning, when the case will
be argued before the Mayor. Alter the
hearing the ladies marched TO the
Second Presbyterian church, where an
immense mass meeting was held. the
church being jammed. The greatest
enthusiasm prevailed.
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CIeyeiand Market.

CLEVELAND, May 5.-Flour--Stesdy.
Whest-Dull and a shade lower and
receipts heavy; No. l red winter $40
| So; No. = red winter ~. Corn
Dull and lower; low mixed car lots 75c;
high mixed 76G buyers holding oil.
Os,s-Quiet aud weak; No. ] State and
western 5Sc; No. = do. Soc; white G0c.
Pelroleum-Quiet and duIE standard
white car lots llic; Ohio Stale test To
1902 l5c.
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FIRES.

BUFFALO, May 25-This morning a
fire was discovered in the four story
building, Nos. Al, 40 and 81 Water
street, known as the Vulcan Iron
Works, occupied by F. D. GUNNER.
portable engine maker; McVicker q
Rosewood, working machinery makers
Nowlann Bros, tool manutacturers ;
and F. A. Kelson, pattern maker. The
building was entirely destroyed. Loss
Gas, 900 on building; partly insured.
The losses on stock amount 10 $40, 900 ;
insurance 10000. The fire is supposed
to have been the work OF an iucen-
diary,
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rhk hH@

= CINCINNATI, May 25.-The Lima
! rBagging Mills, Lima, Ohio, were total
ly destroyed by frs Saturday. Loss
$50. esOi issured in the Citizens Fire
and Marine for 81 500, ia the Peabody
and the Marineof Wheeling for 81 200
each, National Of Philadelphia 81, 900,
0hio Insurasce Company 81 900, Hibef-
nian 81 $50, Allemanis 81, TOO.
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Sampson OIL.

This oil deriving its name from
Sampson, meaning strength) is one OF
thebes if not The best remedy offered
10 the public for rheumatism, and all
pain, and il appears no medicine has
ever gained 90 hatteripg reputation
in ss short q tins, msylS
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TIE Congressional caldron in the
Third District is bubbling and boiling
quite demonstratively in the uewspspers
and it is quite impossible to tell what
the name OF the Democratic candidate
will be at the end OF the boiling down
PROCESS. Our exchanges from that Sec
ton OF the State are filed with ar
ticles, contributed or editorial, writing
up" this or that candidate for public
favor, and each in vaunting the vir-
tues OF his chief condemns by implica-
ton the strong points Of his numerous
rivals. In three papers now before 10
we find Hon. FRANK HEREFORD, JOHN
E. KRNNA and w. II. ToMLlNsoN
respectively eulogized, and it Is
by no means unlikely that to-morrow's
mail may bring equally emphatic en-
dorsement of three or more entirely
different candidates. There is one
com Portable feature in the contest and
that is that the Radicals have nothing
to say there is no contention in their
ranks as to who shall receive
the barren honor OF q nomination, and
they come down like Captain ScorTs e
coon, without waiting to be shot.
In the First District there has been
very little personal discussion as yet. A
noteworthy movement on the Rsdica
side was the feeler thrown out by
the Clsrksburg Telegraph last week
in favor OF Hon. J. J. DAVE. Some oi
Mr.. DAVIS Clsrksburg friends have
him in training as q Radical candidate
for reelection and are anxious to know
what is the feeling Of their party in re-
gard to the matter. As yet there have
been no responses and whether Mr.
DAVIS is considered as an available
Radical candidate is still undetermined
There are several sspirants for th'
honor Of defeat on the Radical ticket il
this district, who are yet to be publicly
heard from.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Suicide.

SAN Francisco, May 25.-A young
woman Of i'll repuse, named Alice Tre-
mont, shot herself through the heart
last night on Wsverly place. She was
recently separated from her husband in
this city.
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ToIsdo - apket.

TOLEDO, May 26.-FIour - Dull
and unchanged. Whsst--Dsll sod
lower; No. white Michigan el 81;
amber Michigan. cash and June. ! 80;
July ! 80, No. 9 red l36; June ! 81.
Coru-ln lair demand with hover rates;
high mixed cash and May 67ic; June
66ic; July 67c; August 67iS6sc; Sept-
ember 6Slc; low miIel Csc; no grade
64@64ic; damaged DC. Oats-Dull
and = shade lower No. ]. 54954ic;
No. 9. 54c.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY. May 25.-Cattle-
Arrivals, including Saturday and Sun
day, l2S cars; medium 53G 6sc; COM
mon 5395fc. Hogs-ArrivaIs, includ.
ing Saturday and Sunday, 81 cars; best
Philadelpbia s6 1906 10 Yorkers
IS 5O@50O. Sbeep-Arrivsls, includ-
ing Saturday and Sunday, g. carr; NO
sales.
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s.,vr.rr . piec. Of bread or NJ.

sATsRlrr . piece Of bread or mes
with gastric juice, and Il will dipolv,
This s digestion. Add 10 such . mix
ture . little alcohol, aad II will not di1
solre. This IL ind;2estion. Bewar(
then, OF tipctures, or tooics, or deood
,ious contsiniog spirituous liquor(
Shun all rum "touics," and rely solel|
on Di. WALKsx's vusoAR BIrrrss, tt|
finest digestive inyieofant known, ss|
free from the hefy curse OF Alcohol. /
msy26>b
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CANADA.

TORONTO, May 25.-The anniversary
Of the Queens birthday is observed az
general holiday throughout the Domi-
nioc.
QUEBEc. May 25.-Lsks Beaufort is
still covered with ice.