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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-26
New York Market.

NEW YORK, November 25.-Cotton-
Dull and easier at l4t@l5tc. Flour
Quiet and unchanged; receipts 2l,OOC
barrels. Rye Flour-Unchanged: Corn
Mesl-Quiet at 81 1904 IS, Wheat
Less active; receipts 2s0,0OO bushels
No. spring old 81 lS6l 26; No. , dc
eld 81 l6Gl lSi amber western 81 25G
l 2s!. Rye-Quiet at 94@97c. Barley
Dull; Canada West 81 55G So. Malt
Quiet. Corn-New shade firmer;
old dull; receipts $4,000 bushels; mixed
western old in store 9l!c; afoat 93c.
Oats-A shade frmer; receipts I2,OOO
bushels; mixed western 67G69c; white
6sIG7Oc. Hay-Steady at 60c. Hops
Firm; STA 3S(G,45. Cotfer-Lower;
Rio l62Gl9!c. Sugar-Dull at Ss@ SIC.
Molasses-At 67i(a 6ic. Petroleum
Firmer; refined l0.@ll; crude at 54c.
Turpentine-FIrm at 35!c. Eggs
Firm at 2SG 29c. Pork-Firm al S2l 90.
Beef and Cut Meats-Quiet; middles
steady; long clear at l0!c. Lard
Firmer; prime western At l4lc. Butter
Prime unchanged; others dull; western
2Oid 4sc. Cheese-U nchanged. Whisky
Lower ~ 81 DIAL OH.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November 25-Flour-
Steady at 81 24(G4 So Corn Meal
81 90 on track. Wheat-DulI; No.
spring nominsl; No. = glt(G9l &c spot {;
92!c seller January; No. 3 S5c; rejected
SUfdSlc. Corn-Dull and lower; No. 2
mixed 59c cash; 75c seller year; 7ltc
seller February; new No. mixed 674c;
rejected new 62!@65c. Oats-Dull and
lower; No. 52c cash; 52!c seller year;
rejected 5l3c. Rye-Demand active and
prices advanced; No. | 92(G 92Ic. Bar
ley Dull and unsettled; No. = 81 -
cash or seller December; No. 3 81 O6,a
| 10. Pork-Demand active and prices
advanced at so % cash or seller year.
Lard-Active at l39Gl3iC spot; l3lc
seller year; Sl3 65 seller February. Bulk
Mcsts-Firm; shoulders GiCa Sc; short
rib middlcs 9!@9!c; all loose partly
cured. Green Hams-Stcady and un-
changed. Whisky-Stcady at 97!c. On
the opening of the board this afternoon
Wheat closed at 9lic seller December.
Corn-73ic seller year. Pork-$2O %
seller February. Lard-Sl3 80 seller
wear; Sl3 74c seller February.
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wheeling Dry Goods Market.

The leading houses report very sat-
isfactory trade, with no fuctuatIon in
values. The market, however, Is dccid-
edly firm for all staple products, and
while there Is no probability ofan imme-
dia.e advance, the tendency on leading
articl,s Is in tina; direction, especially on
good. the manufacture Of which has been
curtailcd. The condition OF country
merchants Is improving financially with
the sales Of produce, and the result i. felt
in the city.
Bgowx SHEETISGs-All desirable
gods are firmly held with fair demand
at quotations Standard 9la lO!c; sec
onds $40 g.c; Psci6c cHtrss l0.c; Pep
perel extras lOc; r. l0c; o. Sc L = -;
and o;hers at pr"Portionate rAte'.
BLEAcHED SHIRrGSGs-Steady demand
for all staple article. New York Mills
l7c. Greai Falls llIc, a. l0!c, NJ ~,
:. -. Fruit Of the Loom l2.c, Hop ~
IO!c. Red Bank 9Ic. { sc.
PETxT,-GOOd demand for the .eAsor
for all the best grades and prices frm
Pacific, Manchester, MerrImsc D'
Conetogss and Lancaster sell at ste
Sic. Amo-keags &c. WamsuttAs &c.
DEESs GooDs-Have had = rn"derats
trade and prices steady.
WOoLEx GooDs-Some improvement;
in the trate a, the weather grows colder
and a good basiness Is anticipated when
winter ssts in fairly.
CLOrHISG-ModerAts trade.
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4 ,..sth = regular organization Of
.. Independent party has been attempt
Indianapolis. Among the farmers
sire. the name of Hon. john A.
-.., .,r,o< If West Virginia. The plat
.g adopted j. combination Of good
...,,. \ party is t" he formed COM
....j ,a. liz people, 10y the people, and
.r, lr.p,r. The country is 10 be
.......h,y purified, and is TO move for
....gcdrr a rule If the party can secure
kid AMI bcnefcent that all the
,. r: the rarth will hold up their
..-+. in wonder and admiration. 1t Is Il
..,,I !ra. glorious conception; Nor
.m free loyei,m, Plymouth church
-. vi, re forced TO hide their diminish
t.sI.. a. this new political fcdgling
..... l., wings. and flies onward towards
o.. "a, + prosperity and happiness.
81. ..a,, j, promises 50 much that there
..,, :u- mighty fear, lest in its
.-i,5rg course il will knock out its
..,.-. ara!rs, some unforeseen obstacle,
A.. ..ac the respected ancestors from
...., i; springs. fall headlong TO the
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MARK Twain's Adventure.

90. MO the cars, took seat in jux-
..,-.:.... To- d female. The female :
...r ~, perfect life insurance company
,r, l., Insured her against ever get
g., married To- any person except II
T.! man. H~r mouth looked like a
-. y. dried lemon. and there was no
p. expression in her face than there
~. .ap f cold custard. she appear
o.. a. j.; .hr had been through one femi-
..~ AID -; two-thirdS Of the way
....aga smother. She was old enough 10
- .rra; grandmother to Mary who
"a. l.,t!e lamb. She was
win. priz" pop corn and
.---,vI .n her hand yellow rose. while
.nd box and cotton umbrella nestled
ay- ..i". | couldnt guess whether
- va, ou mission Of charity or going
w.; :. tart q SAW mill. | was full OF
.-a..,y t. hear her speak, So said
The ~y..-lc,", Of the time required CIR
a.g,etlu" ia person who Is travel
What, LAYS she. The "rhS OF
.s, ,h..~. r.,p!rndcnt in the vault
s..,~. ,ay, |. She twisted around un-
.s,.s. and then raised her umbrella and
,.i Il Iuat want any of Your sass
.:.t Aui ! did get out.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

VI Riddle concluded his argument in
IT, al, burglary case Yesterday. and
70" Curt took recess. Judge Humph-
'~ly, .aa-s"I III" jury.
4. the Departments vii! be closed in
Washington to-day.
Cooper, Union. No. >. which has been
..>; sr,iy" in the late strike in New
l.-s announces the intention of open
x Cooperative shops.
P,nf Bonamv Price delivered the first
-: series Of lectures last night in New
l.'k.vn Metallic and Paper Currency.
'~'.'" an audience composed largely OF
'-,.a",, IurH.
Wesley Underwood. sentenced 10 be
.a.-"i al PALMYRA, Missouri, or Friday
'~A.. - the murder of Richaru Mennil
- .>,l. hanged himself in the jail AT
'-"ac" Tuesday night.
II" government has relaxed viSor of
''.at Won Arnim> imprisonment. He
-" longer under polio" surveillance.
j.ige Barrett. Of New York. has re-
,.'r! 10 admit /" the bar Coroner Gro
A. Who ma, been indicted for murder on
'.~;.on lay.
Milton Fisher. Of Columbus, Ohio,
Nm wa> arrested some weeks ago NJ
AAH'a> City, and brought to the forme.
49, ;os trial, was to-day convicted al
'c"ry, and sentenced 10 penitentisry
- y years.
4homas Mevins. brakeman on the
'sndaia Railroad, was killed yesterday
~"'1ins while uncoupling cars. The
..l'ient occurred at point a short dis
a,ce from St. Louis.
NJ. Hur,esn. member of Parliament
,''m L Assumption, has been un>eated
y 'Ae Election Court, for corrupt prac-
;"e by agents.
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Confession Of Nurderers.

CINcINNATI Nov 'mber 25.-The muir
drrcr- Of Christopher Harris near Beth
ANY. Butler county. Ohio. sunday night,
have confessed to-day. They are VII
liam and Jane Harris hi, father and
mother and Ja-pcr. Samuel and Jane
Harri, h:> thre" brothers. The family
are very low, stupid. ignorant and
savagr propIc. Fighting among them
hs, been common; they Say Christopher
committeh an indecent offence sunday
night. and jasper ard hrs other brother,
took him out :" the wood pile and Killed
him for il. The parties concerned, five
in number. arr arrested. and the young
girl, o;the family are under guard. The
atfnir j. lniirrom. y wei! a tragical.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, November 25.-Buslness
wa> light with the commission house, and
the jobbing trade was INACTIVE, although
a fair amount of orders were rcc"iy' d
from the interior. Cotton goods quiet hu;
unchanged in price. Cotton Flannel.
more active in frst hands, and the sup
ply il small in lower grades. Sid"
Band Prints active WOODEN good:
quiet. Foreign goods move slowly, but
Black Ca-hmcres are in steady request
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Cincinnati Hog Market.

The receipts for the two day pat ar"
moderate. For the season We fall -h"rt
Of last wear for the same period about
37OOO head. There has been but httl"
variation in prices during the w"'h, b"t
at the clos" III" market was weaker at
quotations. Common selling slowly at
81 jOfa7 -; medium 10 fair packing
s. Oolu7 10; good packing !. l0'" : -,
good to cAtra butchers g 3jta' ~.
Bulk of sale. S7G7 -. At IA" clos"
buyer, were holding of and holders en-
deayoring to maintain quotations. Good
many uu.old. ~
Receipts for th" last two day, 1908
had; shipments, 2i0 head.
Receipt. and shipments from N"v"m-
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CoIored Grand Jurors Indict Colored
Criminals.

VI,k.BvRI. November -. - Th"
grand Jury ot this connty. composed OF
ten negroes and seven white men. ha- TO-
turned eight indictments against +. W.
CarGoza. III" colored State Superin;en-
dent OF Education. for forgery and en-
bezzlcment. White. the Circuit clerk
here. ha, siH indictments against \. W.
Drr,cv. llrrk OF the Circuit Court f"r
forgery and cmbczzlement, and Eve in
dictm"nts against q. ". Davenport, col
orei. clerk of the Chancery Court and
county allowances. for forgery aud alter
ing the r,rurd.. Th" evidence against
the Aroused i ssid /" be overwhelming 2.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November 2j.-Flour-
In improved demand and unchanged.
Wheat-Strong, in good demand and
unchanged COrn-Strong at goa ~.
Oats-Firm; mixed western &c; do white
G4c. Ryc-Flrm At 81 GOAL %. Hay
-Unchanged. Provi~ions-QuIet aud
unchanged. Petroleum-FIrm and un-
changed. Butter-FIrm and unchanged.
Coffee-Quiet at l7IG 20c. Whisky
Quiet at 81 U2(d 02I
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wheeling stock Market
WHEELING, November 2

The following are the arrivals Of stock
q, the Christnlan House yards during
La; week, and ruling figure. paid by
purchasers.
CArTLE-ArrivAls during the week
s. head, =: 9 Oolas 80 per est
HoGs-Arriyals daring the week l2J
head, II s6 5O'S7 Is per cwt-
SHEEP-Arrivals during the week were
50 head, at - O0(s5 90 per head.
CALyn-ArriTals for the week 33, At
a GOA 10 90 per head.
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] Our' truly
JANIS q. BELLS.

Then a ncdicin" will promptly cur"
such terrible eating ulcers and fre" the
blood 81 the yirulent poison cAusing
them. who can longer doubt its wonder
ful virtues7 Dr. Pierce. however. does
no; wish 10 place h.s Golden Medical
Discovery. in the catalogue 0f quack pat
ent nr-trums by recommending II 10
cure every disease, nor does be 20 recon-.
mend il: bot what be docs claim u tbs,
thu; there i bot one form 81 bLDodf tls-
eas.. that il will not cure, and that dis
case j cancer. He doe. not recommend
his discovery for that disease, yet he
knows il o. b. the mnst searching blood
cleanser Yet discovered. and that il viii
free the blood and system Of all other
known blood poisons, BE- they animal,
vegetable 0r mineral. The Golden dis
ooyery j. warranted By him 20 cure the
wort forms q .kin disease a. al forms
Of bIo,che-, pimples and erubtions, also
all glandular sWeilings, and the worst
, form Of scrOfuious aud ulcerstdd sores Of
neck, Ieg.. or other parts. and all scrofu-
I lsu. diseases Of the bone, as white s~ell-
juys. fever sores, hip jOint and spinal di'.
eases, all Of which belong 10 serofuioos
diseases.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November 25.-Flour
Firm; supcrfne 50 75tdg4 %. Wheat
Quiet; red 81 20CGl -; amber 81 25ta
l27. Ryc-Quoted at 97c. Corn
Firm; old yellow 94c Oats-Firm at 90
GG7c. Provision--St"ady. Pork
$2l OOG ~ 90. Beef Hams--2Oto Do; ;
,altcd shoulders 9s@9!c. Petroleum
Firm; refined lOiCr lOsc; crude nominal.
Whisky-At 81 or. Buttcr-Firm AT
35Cr 36c. Cheese-Steady at l4Gl5ic.
Egys-Firm: western at 32Cd.33c.
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STATE BoSpS-Quict and stead
RIrR0,p BONp--Firm.

RAILROAD DOS b---I " III.
>To,K-A. thi. Wa the ~" of holt
dav. the stnck market was very dull.
Their wa. q disposition carly iu the day
To- bar .tock., under the lead "f Erie and
Quicksilver. the former falling : per
cent below the closing quotations Of last
night On lower quotations from London.
and preferred Of Quicksilver went oh >!
per cent. and common per cent. There
was a frme- f"eling ~ the day advanced
and the deC,ir- Wa more than recover
"a. shortly b.for" H.. clo~e the market
bacarze weak and prices declined from !:
- I pr cent 10 To" general li.l, a. CON.
pared with the highest point Of the day.
The principal bu.iDe-- va IN Lake
Shore Northwestern Wabash, Western
Union. Pacifr Mail Union Pacific
and Ohio Th" trausatiOn. today
aggregated l34UO shares. of which
$50 we're W--tr-n Uui"u. 1900 Ph-
cifc Mai. Boo Ere, 81 90 Lake Shore,
$50 Union Pacific loOO0 Nor;hEest-
crn. 500 =. Paul, 5000 Wabash, and
2I go Ohio.
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Cincinnati Market.

CISCINNATI, November 25.-Cotton-
Quiet at l4tc. Flour-Steady and in
moderate demand. Wheat-Dcmand
fair and prices advanced; red at 81 OStd
| 10. Corn-Firm at 70Cd 73c. Oats
Firm at j5Cd GOc Rye-Scarrr at 81 Us
Barley-Steady at 81 35. Oils-Unchang,
ID. Eggs, Butter and Ch"ese-Firm
Pork-ACtivc; held at $2l % spot. Lard
Firm; sales al l3sc; good country
steam BE. Bulk Mcats-Steady and III
moderate demand; partly cured loose
shoulders s. 20td7 37l clear rib sides 10!
CulO!c; clear sides l0s@ lO:c, Bacon
Active and little done. Green Meats
Steady and unchanged. H"gs-Quict;
range 81 75(d,7 %. Whisky-Firm at
ggc. Fo market tomorrow.
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Piffshursh Market.

PIrTsBUEGH. November 25.-Wheat
-Frm; Ohio and PennsylyaniA red
81 l3fG.l l5; white 81 2GGl - Corn
New ear 7S(G.7jc; new shelled 75ts 7Sc;
old .heIled s5ls Sc. PetroIeum-Crude
4. 77IGsOc; refined quiet at l0I(G l0sc
for Philadelphia delivery.
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r,r late storm did not altogether
W., Virginia. The village of
- suffered considerably, and we see
.ps Martin sburg Independent that
late roof O.: Hon. {. J. FAULKSER's
..,s,ee WA, partially blown away, and
damage was done TO the Martins
,.:work,. Also at the Cumberland
=. ..S.v-,,,-oal depot, several thousand
=. lumber was destroyed.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDo. NoTemb-r 25.-FIour-
Sieadv and in moderate demand Wbea:
Firm: No. : white Wabash 81 l2lGl l3;
smber Michigan 81 nstGl O.; No. red
81 Oga l IOI; No. > 81 o Corn-FIrrn;
high mixed 77c; nov Do 72fG 72lc; low
mixed colo. Oat--Quie; and unchaag-
ed in every r.-pect
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Inrre shipment o, sheep.

ST. LuUIS. November 2j.-Six hundred
head of thoroughbred -h""p passed
through here to day for Los Angeles
T.Il.,. California
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"a Drop Of Joy In Every Word" "
LLEMINGToS, ,Hunterdon Co., Sd.
June 2G. IsIl.

ILEMINGTOS, ,UunteruOn 'O- NJ.
June -, 1874.
DR.. i. V. PIERcE, Buffalo, y. Y
DEAR SIR.-It j. With q happy heart
that pen tnc.e lines o. arknOwicdg"
that You ard your Golden Medical Dis
coycry and Purgstlyc Pellets nr" bl"-s-
ings 10 the world. These m"dlcInes can
not b. too highly praised, for they hAY"
almost brought me out 81 the grave.
Three month ago wa. broken out with
large ulccrr and s0ars on my body, limb
and face. procured your Golden Med
ical Discovery and Purgatiye Pellet,
and have taken six bottle, and to-day
am in god health, all those ugly ulcer.
having heaGed and Jeff my skin IN nat
ural. healthy condition. ] thought at
one time ! could not b. cured. Although
ca1 bot poorly express my gratitude
70 you. vet there u n drop of Joy IN every
word write. GOds blessing ret on
YOU and yOur wonderful medicines l.
the humble PRAYER ~
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Another Heavy Fire.

MUNrlE. November 2j.-Early this
morning a fire broke out in the carriag"
shop Of {. Gas. in the centre of block
Of wooden buildings, and burned the en-
tire square. For II time it was thought
that the whole eastern part Of the city. in
which are situated some Of our best build
ing, would be DESTROYED. The loss Is
ulnnt 10000. with no insurance.
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Arrested for MiscegenatiOn.

Charlc> Benson, ,whitel and HATTIE"
Ncwl. .culorcdI wcr" committed to Jail
hv the Recorder. to-day, in default Of
$1,000 bail each. for having intermarricd
in violation of the State Statute.
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neath of a Veteran Printer.

Wm. F. Barry aged 20 years, and sup
posed io b" the oldest printer in the
United States. was buried here yesterday.
His fr>t take a. "A j"urn"ymAn. WAS
Wa>hinstor'> obituary. At 20 years Of
age he worked at the case III Nashville.
TInnn>.nn
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Another Earthquake i'm Massachu-
setts.

CISCISNATI, November 25.-During
heated political discussion at Burlington,
Iowa. Monday night, three men were
stabbed with 4 pocket knife by one Whit
men. Whitman then started to run and
was shot in the side By some unknown
pprSpu
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Cleveland Market.

CLEvELASD, November Wv Wh"at
Dull ut 81 0jfdl H. Corn and Oats-
Dull and unchanged. Petroleum-Firm;
standard white SIC; Ohio state test l0tc;
in y small way ld2c higher.
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The Lony>horemen's strike.

Nyw NoKE November .i.-The
Inng-horrmeu resolved to-nigb: n enter
upon a general strike Friday morning.
their offer Of = conrromise with the -hlP
owner. having been rejected.
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csop our reports this morning the
,.,r;,iss are that the weather to-day
=, clear. with variable winds,
,,vlv rising temperature.
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Mr.. Dudley Accepts the Bi>hopri.

BALTIMORE November 25.-Rey. T
Y. Dudley. rector If Christ. 7. T.
Churcn, thi. city. recently elected A.
.istant Bishop oE the Diocese Of Ken,
tucky. signifed his acceptance today.
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WARRINGTON, November 20, : 7. vi.
PROBABILITIES.
fo' the New England, Middle and
'o''a Atlantic States, cool and generally
"a, ,.ya' Weather will prevail, with north or
''H' winds, and slight changes in the
'''om"t"r. For the Gulf States, TenneS-
.r and Ohio Valley, clear or fair wealth
=. variable winds, backing westerly and
.-'heF!y, slowly rising temperature and
II:.A'ionary or falling barometer. For the
PPer Lake Region, and Northwest,
tNHy cloudy weather, with areas of light
.. ."o", low but rising temperature, south
~ 10 southwest winds, and slowly fall
pps barometer. For the Lower Lake
"Si"n, continued cold and generally
,.I! ,%1oy weather, with west or south winds
~ ~ slight changes in barometer. For
~. ,Ie canal region Of New York, the tenn
r ySs'Atlre will change but slightly during
'4e coming twenty-four hours.
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Texas Cattle Thieves.

GALVESTON, November 25.-The
Netcs Brownsville special says that
Judge Manters has ordered Mr.. Browns
cattle be delivered 10 him, which was
obeyed. Brown paid one dollar pei
head TO the authorities as export duty
Twenty calves were left because they
were not considered worth the expense
A Mexican, called Aguja, under SEN
tence for fifteen years in the penitentiary,
who broke Jail in Brownsville, is report
ed to be the leader vi the band which
stole Browns cattle.
Ricardo Flores is stealing. Cattle
thieves are active in Hidalgo county, and
people find it difficult to keep oxen there.
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Damage from Sundays Storm.

The storm last Sunday did consldera-
blc damage in the southeastern portion
of this State. unroofng several houses,
and destroying fencc- and timber. Tho.
Holman. wife and two children. while
driving through Mancannah bottom,
were overtaken by the storm, and tree
blew across the rockaway, crushing II,
without iniuring any of the occupants.
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knights TeInplar.

\ number Of knights Templar from
Nebraska and Iowa, passed down to-day,
on the Ci;y of Alton, for New Orleans.
The knights of this city leave to-mor-
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ocean Steamers.

NEw YORK, November 25-The steam
ship City Of Montreal from Liverpool,
has arrived.
L1vERPooL- November 25.-The steam
ship Egypt from New York, has arrived
out.
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Grea, Midland Counties Handicap

LOSpcN. November sf-The great
Midlsna countics handicap vas run -
dav 81 the WATwickshire and Leaning
ton Hunt meeting. The race "a, won
bv Louise Victoria, who carried Of the
Liverpool cup from field Of twenty;
Chance second and Lsdy Alice third
Ou, Of si1ty-;Wo subscribers ten horses
started; four TO one Was laid against
Louise Victoris. SIX TO one against Chance
and seven TO cne against Lady Alice.
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,n,ro,ri,,ions 10 be Reduced.

WNsuINGToN. November 25.-Ihe
House Committee on Appropriations
will reduce the appropriation for the
Indian Service. $2jo,oIO from that Of
las, wear. This reduction is justified by
the expiration Of several Indian treaties.
Some of the committee think that the
appropriations Of the army should also
br reduced.
Bishop Hare. who Is now herr, reports
that there i much Improvement and n
pcaceable disposition among the Sioux
Indians.
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neliefforTu>cumbia Sufferers.

MEMPHIS. November 2j.-The Com
mite" appointed by the Chamber Of
Commerce" havroitained LOGON money
and supplies to-day, for the Tu>cumbIa
sufferers. which Will be forwarded in the
morning. The Committee will continue
work Ia morrow
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Fire and Loss OF Life I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 25.-About mid
night last night, a fire broke out in tn"
frame building, No. 6G2 milwaukee,
avenue. The first floor was occupied as
a store and the upper as residence by
Austin Weight. whose two little boys.
aged six and eight years, were overcome
bv smoke and suffiocatcd. Loss on build
ing stock about 5000; fully nsured.Thc
ire is said to have been the work of an
inccndiarv.
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SiilI Another Fire.

FRANKLlS. lNp, November 25.-A
FIRE broke out about 1 o'clock this morn
ing. in the furniture factory of Ferdinand
Huber 4 Son. and although every effort
was made by the citizens To save il, the
whole establishment burned. Lass ST.
600; insured for $1,000.
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Aspecial from Houston says that in
the District Court the suit of Bergman
rs. the Central Railroad Company, for
damages for the loss of his arm, was de-
cided and the jury ordered Bergman
$4,000 damages. A motion for new
trial was made by the Companys attor-
ney, but it was not granted. The case
viii probably be appealed to the Supreme
Court