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iTocKs-opened firm at an improve
ment of !@i per cent over the closing
quotations of yesterday. \ decline of /.
! per cent soon followed and recovery
soon took place. Stocks continued firm
and were strong in the closing dealings
with considerable activity. The great
cst strength was in Lake Shore, Pacific
Mail. Union Pacific Ohios, Western
Union, Rock Island, Illinois Central,
Delaware, Lackwanna Il Western and
Northwestern. The highest prices of
the week in many cases were made to
day, and closing quotations We're close 10
the highest point. General merchandise
imports forthe week including dry goods
S7,5Oi,OO6 Produce exports $I,S5I, ,72i
Specie exports S56j;O00 principallysilvrr
bars. The sales Today included 2O,OOO
shares "f Western Union, $4,000 Pacifr
Mail, $1,000 Lake Shore, $1,000 Unpn
Pacific, $4,000 Northwestern, 5000 Rock
Island, 5000 st. Paul, ll,GO0 Wabash,
and l4,OO0 Ohios X Mississippi
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Valley; Solomon Miller, Of Pleasant; and
James S. Knots, of Reno. r......
A motion was carried to publish the
proceedings of the Convention in the
Wheeling REGISTER and Preston county
Herald.
On motion Q vote of thanks was re-
turned to Mr.. Adair for the use of his
Hall. -.
Col. Martin thanked the Convention
for the honor he had received in being
elected chairman OF the meeting; con-
graduated the Convention on the unsni-
nifty and harmony of its action; and ex-
pressed his conviction that the nomna-
tions would secure the Democracy Of
Preston victory.
On motion adjourned.
J A F. MARTIN,
: Chairman.
F.. o. LUDWIG,
+. V. \. PAINTER,
Secretaries.
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The Score.
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

OrFICE OF CHTEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGTOS September p, sP.M.
PROBABILITIES.
For Monday. over the South Atlantic
States, falling barometer. increasing
eastcrlv winds. stationary temperature
with cloudy and rainy weather win pre-
vail. Over the Eastern Gulf States,
falling barometer, somewhat higher tenn
perature. various wind. mostly from the
northeast and northwest and p".sibly in
creasing cloudy and rainy weather
Over the Lower Lake Region low bar
ometer. westerly winds, lower temp"ra-
ture and partly cloudy and clearing
weather. Over the Upper Lake Region
rising barometer. northwest winds and
partly cloudy weather. Over Tennes-
see and the Ohio Valley northwest winds,
rising or stationary barometer and tenn
perature and generally clear weather.
Over the Wc,tcru Gulf States, except
Eastern Louisiana, rising barometer,
nOrtherly winds. possibly increasing to
high. lower temperature and clear
weather. Over the Upper mississippi
and Lower Missouri Valley. and the
Northwest. diminishing Horthwesterly
winds, stationary or higher barometer
and temperature, partly cloudy and clear
weather. Over New England falling
and stationary barometer eastcrly Wind,
slight changes in temperature. partly
cloudy weather and possibly rain, with
fog On the coast. Over the Middle States
falling barometer. .outherly winds.
cloudy weather and light rain, followed
by westerly winds and cloudy weather.
Cautionsry signals continue at Mobile
end New Orleans
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September 2G.-flour-
Stradv aud unchanged. Wheat Dull;
No. / rcd and amber western ~ u;
No. = do - 22(s.l 23. No. , do ~ Ibia
IL. Corn-Dull at %. Oat,-Firm
but unchanged. Rye Dull at 9GcG
u 10. Hay-'nchaueed. Provisions
Heavy nnd unchanged. Butter
We.tern quiet and firm; chDice 10.
CoEee-Quict at I7H 20c. Petroleum
Unchanged. Whisky-Firm nj ~ ~.
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Cincinnati Market.

CrScISShTI, September 2G.--C"t,on
Dull at bic flour-Dull; family
- 2Orj -. Whcat-Dull; red - %
IN | o. C"rn--Stcsdy at sjCa s5r. Ont,
-iStrndy nt 5iGf57c. Rye Steady nj
II Vtnl Ol. Bnrlry--fi and un.
changed Eggs-Dull nt l9m 2Oc. But
ter and Chrc.e- Demand fair and market
firm. Pork Nominal. Lard Quiet;
summer l3fm IIc. Bulk Meats Q'G"t {;
shoulder, DC; clear RIB sides Iilc; clear
side. - Baccon-Quict shoulders Ia.
mlOJc; clear rib -id"s ljIc; clear side.
lGlc. Demand fair md mar
KIT firm ut ~ %.
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Philadelphia Market.

PnILADELPmIA, September 2G,-But-
tcr-Firm at 22(o.2Oc. Chess" Active
at Ilml3lc. Plour-In moderate de-
nand Northwestern extra family $G %
al %. Whcat-Red 81 bal ~; aTn-
Der 81 22Ca -. Rye-Held at 81 ~.
COrn-Un-rttleh. Oata-TIess actiy" nj
Gl@G2c. Petroleum--Steady crUd" Slc'
S.C IN barrels; refined ~. Whisky
Stnaiy al q o..
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TR,rm i mighty, &c. We are begin
nug 10 learn now why McENEEY was
drthronrd from his office a> Governor of
Louisiana and KELLOGG placed in his
ln-ition. We have already published
.r,,rr- from kELLoGG to several Con-
..rr,>men and Others in Washington.
paving them heavy fees for something
To-day We publish long memorandum
of KELLoGG's and PACKARD checks for
various sums given to these same parties
about the time that the usurpati"n took
place. All this is very damaging and
very significant. But it's nothing.
only one more exposition of Radical cor
ruption. We ought to be accustomed to
these things by this time.
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Moses Wants Troops.
COLUMBIA. SC, Scptcmbe

COLUMBIA, 81, september ID
His E.rcellemcm L. s. Grant, PrcSi|'w !t
tie United States U'ashigto", ID. g.:
The state of affairs in Edgcti"ld county,
in this State, has been, for the last ten
davS, of such character rs to threaten
the lives and destruction "f prop
crtv of the law abiding and peace
ful citizens | have exhausted
my efforts with peaceful and legal meanS
at nv command to restore the usual Situ-
alton. Armed bands are assembled 1t
various points in the county, and have
demanded the surrender t" them of the
State arms in the hands of regularly or
ganized militia of the State. From this
action the reign Of terror exists. l
issued my proclamation on the I'D inst.
commanding those armed bands to dis
pcrse and retire to their homes within
three DAYS and hereafter To refrain from
Il repetition of such actions. They are
still under arms. and ] am powcrlcss to
enforce my orders, except by the use Of
inexperienced State militia; the employ
ment of which fear, would hasten the
conflict which desire to avoid. Having
exhausted all means at my command, |
call upon you. under the Constitution Of
the United States, for such assistance IL
will enable me t0 restore peace ana
quiet of the country, and to this end ]
ask that YOU will send immediate orders
to Col. II NJ. Black commanding the
United States forces here to report t" me
with such of his command a. it may be
found necessary to employ. Please
answer as speedily as possible.
+. J. MOSES, .lr..
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New York Dry Goods Market.

va. less active jobbing movement and
the commission houses were generally
quiet. Fancy Maddcr Prints in good de-
mand and the market more st,ndy. Cot
ton rood. continued guiet, but more hnn-
ly held in consequence Of the rssoluti"n
Of the manufacturer. 10 curtail prodnc-
,ion one third on October 1T Dre-s
pood. fairly active. Shawls quiet.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September 2G.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; /;
No. 2 white Wabash II II; No. 2 DO
sII2I; No. white Michigan ~ "a;
No. red ii 08i No. 2 DO 81 05l. Com
Quiet; high mixed s3i; low mired s2lc;
white s7c; damaged 7sc. 0ats-D1ll
and lower; No. 52ic; No. 2 5il%; Mich
igan5llc; white 52c. ....
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money ana stock
.I Market.

New YORK, September p. .AMoSEY-
Closed A. 2@2! per cent on call. For
eign exchange closed dull and firm at
4SSit64s4 for bankers sixty days sterling
and 4s6l for demand. Asking rates to-
day were advanced TO 4s4l aud 4s1l.
GoLp-Closed al lo9;. after selling at
l0aI@le9t. Rates paid for borrowing
l@2per cent 10 Hat. 'Olesrings $4,000
000.. The operations of the Treasury
at the New York Office during the week
included the disbursement of S52l zoo,
and the receipt of - 5l6, 700 for customs.
STATE BoSps-Quiet and strong.
GovERNMENTS-Strcn and active.
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Governor Of South Gmoijna.
Reply of Commander Of the Army
and Attorney General.

To which Attorney General Williams,
hv direction of the President, sent tn"
following reply:
DEPARTMENT OF justice,
WASHINGToN, ID. {, Sept. 20. !
Hon. +. J. Moses Golombid, $. e.:
have to say, by direction Of the Pres
ident, in answer to your telegram of YES
tcrdav to him, asking for troops to aid in
supprrsSing disorders at Edgeticld, that
company of United States troops Is now
stationed there, and it is expected and
believed it will afford adequate protac-
tion to the lives and property of citizens.
GEo. II. WILLIAMS.
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sep2i EGG
To the Democratic Voters OF
RtchIand District.

>rOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
v there will be a meeting of the Demo
cratic waters OF this plstrlct at hicnlaho
school House, Saturday, October 3, 1874, at
O'Clock p. NJ, Tor the purpose OF nomi-
mating IA proper candidate for the office of
t;nuntv Commissioner from this District.
GEORGE SAWTELL,
Member County FIX. Com. TOR Rich. Dist.
sep2l-fg
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Entertainment for the Benefit Of the
Family Of the Late Mark Smith.

NEW YORK, September 2G.-Thc en-
tcrtainmcnt for the benefit of the family
of the late Mark Smith will consist of
two simultaneous matinee performances
on October s, one at Booths and the
other at Wallack's. when most of the
artists in the city will appear. One box
has been sold for 5000, and another for
$50 The Lotus Club will subscribe for
100 tickets ut So each. Edwin Booth has
subscribed 5000.
War Betw cen STRIKERS and Italians.
PITTSRURGH. September 26.-Thc
firing at Briar Hill Mines, near McDon-
| aids station. hast night, was done by an
advance Of fifty strikers upon the picket
line of the Italian miners. Three VOL
lcvS We're fired without effect. The
shooting was irrgularly returned by the
I Italians, and no one was injured SO far as
known. At noon to-day considerable
excitement exists at the different mines,
but no further demonstrations were made
bv either party. \ portion of the ltal-
ians went t. work this morning.
Change Of Guage.
PORTLAND, Me-, September 26.-The
last broad guagc train on the Grand
Trunk railway, between this place and
Montreal, passed at , o'clock this morn
ing, after which the work Of changing
the guage was begun, and at nine this
morning, the road was ready for trains of
marrow guage.
Death Of the Bishop of Iowa.
CHICAGO, September 26.-Bishop Lee,
of the diocese of Iowa, died at his resi-
dence in Davenport to day, of malignant
erysipelas brought on by an injury to one
of his hands, received in falling down
stairs some two weeks ago. He was in
the Goth year of his age.
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MISSES. EpIToRS REGISTER: Please an
uuuncc Thomas =. Gillespie rs candidate
Tor the Office of Justice Of the Peace, Of
Webster district, and Oblige
Scp2Gi MANY NOIEiSS'
10 the Voters Of clay District:
hereby announce myself aS candidate
for the office of Justice OF the Peace for
Clay district. Respectfully,
>"p26 {. NEO hAVNEN'
standard please copy
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Ocean Steamers.

NEW YORK, September 27.-Arrived
Steamships Idaho, Brittanis, Batavia,
Egypt and City of Chester, from Liver
pool. and State of Georgia, from Glasgow.
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JB the Wheeling Register:

At the solicitation OF many friends an
uounce myself a candidate to represent
he counties OF Ritchic and Calhoun in the
next Legislature of West Virginia;
d. McGREGOR.
CAIRO, W. VA, July q, 1874.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEvELAxD, September 20 Wheat
Dull at 81 O4(a,l 10. Corn-Dull at ~
@S4ey, .Qats4-Stsaay st t6zFes4s.j fsfS-
leam-Unchangsd- M. -HaT.
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The Prince Of wales Debts.
A TyphOOn.

LONDON, september pa frightful
typhoon passed over Hong Kong yc,tcr-
dav. The steamers Lcauarc and Alhay,
and eight other vess"ls were wrecked or
foundcrcd. and many are missing. \
great number Of houses were DESTROYED,
and it is reported that IA thousand per
sons were killed. The damage h. prop
crty in the city and harbor and sur-
rounding country il immense.
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Democratic Convention at
MoundSyille.

,,,HE DEMOCRATS OF MARSHALL
county are requested TO meet 1t mass
InnyentiOn, AT the Court House on Mon
day, september, 2s. 1874. at o'clock P.
nm for the purpose Of nominating candl-
dates for the next legislature: by oruer oi
,%a f'onnty Executive Committee.
'''' GEO. w. BRUCE,
.a,,oI aoo Chairmgn.
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Conference Committee 10 Arrange
Elections.

New ORLEANS, September 2G.-The
Conference Committee are again discuss
ing the question Of Returning Boards.
Arrangements will probably be made by
which the Republican and Peoples par
ties will have an equal number of clerks,
rcgiStrators and supervisors; each party
to have two members on the Returning
Board. and the fifth man to be II Moder-
ate Republican to be- selected from II
number of Republicans named by the
other party. The Committee meet again
Tomorrow.
Troops have been forwarded by Gen
cral Emory to the points designated in
the original order Of Attorney General
Williams. Shreveport, Monroe, Con-
shatta, NC.
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Dreadful Result Of a Boiler ExplO-
sion.

ST. PAUL, September 26.-The spring
accidents of Fraulin, briefly alluded to
Yesterday, in these dispatches, was a
dreadful affair. A steam boiler belonging
to Mr. Barke had been at work threshing,
and had nearly completed the job, when
all hands stopped for few minutes, and
the machine was standing still, and just
as they were about to start it again when
the boiler of the engine exploded with
terrific force, throwing the engine and
boiler about one hundred feet, landing it
on stack of straw about ten feet high.
Three were instantly killed and three
injured. One of the injured has since
died, making four killed The names of
those killed are Mrs. VI. Barnish, Miss
Katie Devine, DR.. S. d. Grant and Perry
Borke. 1njured-Martin Devine, shouI-
der broken and injured internally; Thos.
Cunningham, arm nearly torn off Perry
Borke was blown about four hundred
feet from the engine, and landed in a
marsh. Miss Kate Devine was torn into
three pieces, her body being picked up in
three separate places. DIR. Grant OF
Carver, and several ladies with him, had
arrived on the ground to witness the
operations of the steam threSher just be-
fore the explosion occurred, and was
almost instantly blown into eternity.
The Porto Rico story.
WAsHINGTON. September pa dis
patch of the 25th inst. says it is reported
tonight that the Porto Rico annexation
story has truly drawn the fire of Russia
and the United States, and was in reall-
ty, only part of II scheme of Bismarck ;
to convulse Europe. Russia, fully adj
vised of the intention Of Bismarck to
acquire foothold in America, and with
this assurance we will not permit thctrans-
fer of possessions i'll America, from one
European nation to another. 1t Is pre-
pared to ally with the United States IN
the event that Germany is determined to
force her aspirations.
Movement OfTrains.
SANDUSKY, o., September 81.
To Membe,s Of the Western .issociot'd
Press:
Trains arrive here by the Lake Shore
road from the West at / 40 \. NJ. and 90
p. NJ; from the East at 800 M. and 9;I8
p. NJ. This is the reverse of the time
stated in my circular, but transfer the
words "east' and "wcst, and ia" time l>
correct. The time Of meeting Is T. clock
NJ. on "Wednesday, September 3Oth.
(Signcd.) j. +. MACK,
INitor Register.
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~ the Voters Of Centre District:
MFNSH| EDITORS Announce the under
signed aS q candidate for reelection to the
office. nf Justice of the Peace for Centre dis
rrIrr Respectfully, ,.
>,.p2j THUS. McIOhMl'h.
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VOL. IL.
POLITICAL.
VOTERS OF CLAY DISTRICT.

r,HE VOTERS OF CLAY DISTRICT
L irrespective of party are requested 10
n,ae, NJ the Court House, on Monday
evening. asth inst, at ~ o'clock p. M,
90 nominate three members of the Board
Of Education. "
JOHN NOLAN,
,,.,ner of Democratic Executive Commit
,ee for Clay district. ... .-.-
w. F. PETERSON,
Member of Republican Executive Commit
r clay district. sep26
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AFFAIRS IN THE THIRD DIS
TRICT.

LOGAN c. H. Sept. %, 1874.
Special to the Register.
Yesterday was big day with us here.
1t was a grand holiday, for on occasions
like that of yesterday our mountain pco-
pie all suspend their avocations to take
part in the proceedings that make up
the dav.
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FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be cloudy with northwest winds,
lower temperature, and rain.
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10 The Voters OJ Madison District:
hereby offer myself rs candidate FOL
rhr office of Justice, i'll Madison district.
srp7f l.. .. SMITH.
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at'heelina Reaister.

GOLD closed in New York on Saturday,
at l.09{.
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Grand illumination on Opening Of
the New LindeII Hotel.

ST. LOUIS, September 27.-Thc new
Lindcli Hotel, which has just been COM
plctcd and furnished in superb style, was
Illuminated from bottom to top tonight,
and presented beautiful appearance.
1t will open for business tomorrow morn
ing fully appointed in all its various de-
partments and under the most favorable
auspices. Its lessces are ". w. Felt OF
old Lindrll. and late fremont X Gard
ner of Chicago. j. l.. GriswOld formerly
General Superintendent of the Ohio X
Mississippi Railroad; II. ). Clement, late
of Congress Hall, Saratoga, and Chas
Scudder, of st. Louis.
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Fight with Cuban Rebels.
The Carlisf War.

LoNDoN, September 27.-Dispatchcs
from Madrid say that is probabl" that
President Scrrano will take command Of
the central army, and in the meanwhile
General Vavucllar will replace General
Pavia The Republicans are preparing
to dislodgc the Carlists from LaguardIa.
in the province Of Alava. Advice from
Santandcr say that seven NOR" German
men Of war were expected to nrriv" otFthc
Dnusl within "A week
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Announrement-FOr Justice,

n, NE Voters Of Madison District
hereby offer myself rs candidate for
The office Of Justice of the Pe;sce ior Madi-
son district, which now hold 10y appoint
ment from the Board of Commissioners oil
Ohio county, there being but one Justice
Of the Peace to he voted for in said district
AT the election In October next.
Sep5 WIN. h. CALDWELL
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New Orleans Items.

NEw ORLEANS, September 2G.-W.
ii. Brewer died last night, from the rt-
feet, of the lick given him with u loaded
cane by Robert j. Collins, Yesterday,
both colored.
A little Italian girl, Francisco Lucas,
was run over and instantly killed, 10y Il
milk cart. Louis Mcrcicr III" driver,
was arrested
Mayor Wilt has issued proclama-
tion for an election of Mayor and seven
city administrators, to be held November
2nd, under the auspices Of the same Com
missioncrs as an election for State officers.
The United States war steamer " or
ceSter, crossed the bar at : II. H., bound
for this city. Brevct Major General
Emory and stai, visited the fleet on the
river this morning, to exchange civilities
with the officers of the navy. 4 salute
was fired
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Failure Ofa Ranking Firm.

NEWPORT, September 26.-The bank
ing firm of Townsend Il Co., of New
Haven, failed yesterday, with liabilities
of nearly three million of dollars, and its
affairs are in the hands of the receiver.
The cause of the failure Is the deprecia-
ton of Southern State and railroad bond,
in which the bank had invested heavily.
The greatest sufferers are among the
working classes. Rumor says the depos-
itors will realize about forty per cent.
Troubles Ended-NeSroes Dispersed.
AUGUSTA, GA September 26.-The
troubles in Edgefeld, South Carolina
are ended. a letter from J. L. addison.
Intendant Of the town of Edgefeld,
states that Edward Tenant, captain OF
the colored militia company, delivered
up his arms to Lieutenant Leachv, com
manding the detachment of the United
States troops. The negroes have return-
ed To their homes. ~
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Miss sherman's wedding.

CINCINNATI september 81 Arch
bishop J. B. Purcell and suite, of this
city. left on the 9:45 train on the Bati-
more and Ohio railroad tonight. for
Washington and New York, to otticiate
in the marriage ceremonies Of Miss
Sherman, daughter of the General of the
\
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Mormon Decision.

SALT LAKE, September 26.-The
Court of Tooele county, Utah, has de-
cided that Ronberry, Mormon, was
elected Probate Judge of that county by
G73 majority. The Office was some time
ago awarded to Judge Brown, non Nor
mon, by the Third district Territorial
Court.
The grand jury at Beaver, Utah, have
indicted VIM. Fotheringham for po-
lygamy. He was arrested this morning,
and held in $1,000 bonds.
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Removal of the National Capital.

Governor Bevcridgc to-day appointed
delegates to the Convention to be held at
Louisville, Kentucky, October 2lst, to
consider the question of removal Of the
National Capital from Washington to
the Mississippi Valley. Senators John
a. Logan and r. j. Ogleshy, Hon. }. ID.
Cation and ID. l.. Phillips, General w.
Singleton and Ex-Governor kOener are
delegates from the State at large.
Bank Statement.
NEw YORK, September 26.-Loans,
decrease, 81 1929, 500; specie, decrease, ST.
032, 2UO; legal tenders, incrrusc sS9j,GOO;
deposits, decrease, $3SO,0O0; circulation,
decrease, $l2, 800; reserve, decrease, SAL
600.
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4 fire last night destroyed four build
incs. Nos. 10, -, 81, and 4G, Charters
street. New Orleans. Loss estimated at
100000; insurance $4,000, mostly in
local companies. The sufferers are Leo
paid Weld. :. Wolfe. Closterman X
Bailey. NJ. NJ. Banchctt Latte, Dufles
< Co, and Walden PEPPER.
The telegraph operators at McDonaId's
and Mansielc Pa report all quiet at
the mines near Pittsburgh.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has di-
rected the Assistant Treasurer # New
York. to sell $4,000 in gold each
Thursday in October. The total amount
to be sold is $259O,0O0.
In reply to letter asking information,
o. II. Kelly. Secretary Of the National
Grange. say: The Granger-' Mortgage
Bank. lately advertised in New York, l.
not endorsed by the National Grange,
nor Is It recognized by the Executive
Committee in any shape whatever.