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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-21
Births.

TnKnE's nothing In the world that
keeps Lent 10 we'll as an umbrella.
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wrong.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-30

C1Sc1ENArr, juno 2O.-A special to the
Commercial. from Tuscumbla, Ala, con-
tains the following: zone year ago, Geo.
F. Long, Of good fame and family, was
forbidden by Hon. ]. Il. Sloss, member Of
Congress from this district, to have any
communication with his daughter. Long
was very indignant, and denounced sloss
and assailed the girls character, asserting
his own great intimacy. Sloss came home
from Washington on Friday evening, and
heard the facts from his daughter. On
Sunday evening he stood in the window
0! a room In the second story oI his house
and shot Long, who was on the opposite
side Of the street, -Four buck shot en-
tered Long, one in the skull, another
In the neck, and two In the body. The
doctors say Long cannot live. Sloss con.
fessed the deed, and is now in tho hands
Of the Sheriff.
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A Strange Refusal,

COLUMBUS, o., June 29.-About three
hundred prominent citizens held a meet.
ing at tthe City Hall tonight to give ex!
preston to their feeling relative to the re.
cent action Of the grand jury In refusing
to listen to the testimony In regard TO vio'
lalions Of the liquor laws Of the State in
this city. Pointed and significant speeches
were made by Hon. c. N. 0lds and Judge
James 8. Bates; after which preamble
and resolutions were adopted declaring
that tho recent action Of the grand jury
was such as to endsuger the rights Of
both good citizens and criminals and cal.
culsted to bring disgrace upon our city
and county; thai the Jurors who violated
their oaths are amensble to public cen.
sure and requesting the trustees Of wards
and townships to return good and true
men to serve as jurors. ..fE-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-30

NEW YoRK, June 2s-Wm. f. West,
who Is mentioned by Theodore Tllton In
his letter to Rev. Leonard Bacon, has ad.
dressed letter TO the same ClergymeD, in
which, while he regrets exceedingly that
the statements contained In TiIton's letter
compel him again to take part in this I'M
happy controversy, he says: Flrst, the
charges against Tilton were made nearly
two months previous TO my interview
with him, and not lew weeks afterwards
as stated In his letter. I'd. Atthe time
when they were made they were intended
10 secure the conviction Of Tilton, II he
was guilty, to remove the stain which
rested on the church aud 10 vindlcate It's
pastor. They were not an indirect and
insincere method OF investigating one
man under the false pretense OF investigate
ing another. .s 4ri ga..t..[N W.
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From The Hooking valley ATipes.

COLUMBUS, juno 20.-The coal operat.
ors Ut StraitsvlllO arc making a final at.
tempt 10 put white miners into their
mines, but thus Tar the leaders oil the
Union refuse TO allow their men 10 go to
work at the prices proposed. The mines
will all be filed with colored men by
July 4lh, aud then the white miners will
be compelled to look for work elsewhere.
It Ia reported that at Danville about 100
white men desire TO resume work, but are
deferred by threats Of violence and de.
structlon to their property by fire.
On the I'd Of this month the coal deal.
ers made an agreement fixing the price Of
coal at eleven dollars per hundred bush
els, and twelve dollars when bought In
small quantities. 0ae prominent dealer,
who was compelled 10 be at his mines,
complains that other dealers took advan.
tage OF his absence, and sold their coal at
one cent per bushel lower than the rate
sgreed upon. This broke up the combina,
tiOn, and coal has been dropping all day,
and to night Is quoted OF nine cents per
bushel, the lowest figure It has sold at for
about ten years, and there are Iurther re-
ductions possible, If largo operators get
excited.
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GheGtttellia
The summer solStice.

We have now fairly entered upon the
heated term, and according to the Scientists
hvve many lcng brolling days before us.
Last summer was cool and wet, last winter
was exceptionally open and warm, and
Tho Scientists, therefore, conclude that the
warmth Is to be continued throughout the
summer. It Is unfortunate that with such
q summer in prospect the ice supply % go
limited and costly as TO make that essen.
,Isl luxury inaccessible 70 all but the
wealthier classes. 1t Is time, therefore.
lor q scrupulouS care with reference to oil
the conditions Of health. Noisome sewers,
cesspoolS and outhouses, garbage heaps
and fllth Of every kind become, in
weather like this, the nests OF fever and
ther diseases. 1t becomes everybody TO
exercise especial care in respect to
cleanliness about their premises, and this
Is q duty for the neglect OF which there
can be no adequate excuse. One filthy
kitchen and back yard can infect a whole
neighborhood. Hydraut water is plenty
and pure. 1t Is provided for the use Of
the public and should be liberally but ju.
dlciously used. There Is nothing neces7
ssrily alarming in hot weather if people
only meet 1t intelligen.ly, Keep the city
clean, avoid incorporate eating and
drinking, shun stale and fermented meats
ard vegetables. These are the golden
rules Of health for the summer solstice.
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We surrender our columns more large.
Iy than Is our wont to light literature
this morning, having devoted the third
page to q long extract from "slMoN
GIRTY" and also a liberal amount OF
space on this page to news and gossip
about the great scandal that is now oc-
cupyipg tho attention Of tho country. The
BEEcHRR.T1LToN affair Is in all the
newspapers. The New York Herald o.
Sunday has leader on the subject, and
the Ckicsgo Tribune has two. We give
several extracts from various sources this
morning that will be read with interest
In addition to what We have printed OF
the subject the Brooklyn Eagle makes
the following editorial statement, which
itsaysis a reliable piece Of history:
"TIlton Is understood to have discovered
from Mrs. Tllton, that Beecher madetc
her an improper overture in her own par
lor, while calling upon her as q pastor
The overture was not mistakable, 1t is al
legged, and 1t was repelled with indigna
tIOn and scorn, and after retaining the
subject In her own mind for some time,
Mrs. Tilton was finally constrained to tel
her husband. It Is alleged that he told
Mr.. Moultou, q mutual friend, and thai
MOulton and Tllton confronted Beecher
The EG9'e concludes by stating thai
Beecher and Tilton were perfectly salts
fed with the settlement OF the matter. Il
isstated that Tilton visited the Rev. Dr.
Bacon at his home In New Haven, or
Friday, and showed him the letter which
he has Just published, and all the cores
pondence between himself and Mr.
Beecher. Tilton informed DR.. Bacol
that be should publish these documents
and suggested to him the propriety, II hi
saw ft, Of making such public retractiol
ofhis late speech and articles in the Ind
pendent 90 would withdraw the neceesit.
Tor the publication Of the whole matte
by himself. The latter informed DR.. b
con, that he only desired TO be set rlgh
In the matter, and also desired, II possible
to shield Mr.. Beecher, but DR.. Bacon
alter reading the documents, declined I
have more TO do with the affair.
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New York Marker.

NEW YoRK, June 2O.-Cotton-Dull
and nominal; middliug uplsnds 179c.
FIour-Dnll and lower; super western
and State S. 00a5 50; common TO good
$5 75a6 Is; good 10 choice SO 20a0 90;
white wheat extra SO 00A6 90; extra
Ohio 50 1856 II. Rye Flour and Corn
Meal-Unchanged. Wheat-Hssvy and
lower; winter red western 81 4Oi1 As.
Barley-Nominal. Corn-Heavy and
lower; western mixed 7s4sOSc; primo
western mixed zoe; white western s8I
87c. 0ats-Heavy and lower; mixed
0OaOsc; white western G42G8c. Coffee
Firm; Rio 10la222c. sugar-Steady.
Petroleum-Dull and easier; crude 81;
refined 1Sc. Eggs-Firm; western 1sG20c.
Whisky-5teady at 09c. .,- .s.rs..
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NO. 259.
FOREIGN
SPAIN.

CarlISt war-Gen. Concha Killed
| MADRID, June 29.-DlSpatches re
ceived BY the Government this mornipf
convey the startling intelligence thai
Alarshal Concha was killed yesterday II
an attack on Carlist entrenchulert aI
Maramar Estella, When tho NationaI
forces learned Of the death OF their com,
mander they returned to their former
positt0hs without disorder, leaving NO
trophy In the hands OF tho enemy,
The command Of the Republican
army will now be taken BY General
Aeoalla, President OF the Council. and
Minister Of War, senor Cotorier, will sue.
ceed Gen. Zeballa as Minister Of War. and
Senior zegasta, Minister Of the Interior.
will be President Of the Council.
Besides Marshal Concha, one brlpadIer
and two staff officers were killed IN the
attack Of the Republicans upon the Car
list intrenchments at Muro yesterday.
General Martinez Campas commands he
army Of the north until the arrival Of
General Zsballa, by orders from Madrid.
The whole army has fallen back to Lerin.
eight miles from Estella. -
5. cARL1sT WAR,
BAYoNNE, June 20.-The following ao.
count OF the recent fighting before EsIalla
and the death oi General Concha IA de-.
rived from Carlist sources: The Repub.
licans made their fret attack on the left
oank OF the river Ega on Thursday, and
followed 1t up Friday, on the evening Of
which day they had forced the Carlists
from their first line Of defense. The next
day Saturday they attempted to carry
BY assault the heights In front Of Estells.
They failed in the attack, and were
driven back In disorder. Their retreat
became Q route when General Conchs was
mortally wounded. -" N
The total loss Of Republicans in killed
and wounded and missing is 1000. Gen.
Ecbogues' entire division narrowly esE
capped capture, and was saved only by
the extraordinary exertions oil the artil.
lery. The assault was made during the
night, under the cover Of which The Re.
pu6iicans succeeded in Withdrawing all
their cannon.
MADRID, June 20.-Oflcial dispstches
place the loss Of the National troops In
the engagement before Estella at / 500
General Concha, alter taking Absrzszs,
marched directly upon Estella. He found
the Cafltsts massed at that city behind
tntrenchments. A general charge was or
dered. General Concha placed himself
at the head Of his troops, taking his posi.
ton In the centre of the first line, While
advancing rapidly with the entire line he
receiveda ball In the chest, fell from bis
horse, and died almost the instant he
touched the ground. Gen. EcbapRues
then took command, and ordered the
army to retreat to 0ieiza, Larrogs and
TafAlla. D 'N
MADRID, June 29-Evenipg.-Iar
Serrano has just arrived in the city,
Eighteen cannon have been dispatched
10 the Army Of the North. The goyern-
ment Is organizing fifty battalions for i'm
mediate service. The spirit OF the army
Is still good and very determined feel
Ing prevails In Madrid. Tho body OF Gen
Concha will arrive here Tomorrow and
nave an imposing funeral.
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CINCINNATI, June 29.-Cotton-Dull
at 1919. Fiour-Dull and lower, $5 85s
015, Wheat-Dull and nominal, 81 20I
! 23. Corn-Dull; mixed G3s85c. Oats
Dull, 47a65c. Rye-Steady, 90c. Bar
ley-Nominal. 0lls-UnchaDged. Eggs
Steady. Buttcr-Dull and unchanged.
Cheese-Firm and unchanged. Pork
Quiet and unchanged. Lsrd-Qaiet; sum.
mer 10sa109c; kettle 1l9c. Bulk Meats
Quiet; shoulders 0tc; clear rib do sales %,
generally held higher; clear 9Bc. Bacon
Quiet; shoulders tic; clear rib 9ja10c;
clear 1910. Whisky-Steady at 94c. 9
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Araopos to the article which we pub.
lish this morning about the Merchants
National bank Of Wheeling, the New
York Bulletin Of yesterday (s9!b) re-
marks that there is a growing disposition
among the New York banks to go out Of
the national bank system and be released
from the constant tinkering BY Congress
OF banking laws. The only advantage
which the national system has is that it
permits issuing circulating notes; but the
profits on circulation are now 80 small
that some banks have already sIguiaed
their willingness to give up what they are
entitled to, and this We presume ia the
ant step which they have decided to take
In Withdrawing from. the system.
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Allegheny CntiIn nIhrkst.

EAST LIBERTY, June 29.-OArrLH-
Arrivals including Saturday and Sunday,
194 carf; medium $5 50 10 $500; COM
mon $5 90 TO IS 80. a.
HoGs-Arrivals including Saturday and
Sunday, II cars; best $3.50 70 SO 40;
Workers. SO 90 to 90 10:
SnRRP4Arrlvals including Saturday
aud Sunday, 19 cars; best IS 90 70 30 %;
medium q 10 to $500. tMls1s
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Chicago nnrrn,.

CHrcAao, June 20 20-Flour-Dull and
dropping. Wheat-Dull and lower; No.
l Chicago spring 81 81; No 2 do. 81 l6f
cash; 81 1Gial l6t for July; 81 coz for
August; No. 8 do 81 00ia1 10; rejected
99ic. C0rn-Active and advanced; No.
Q mixed G0sc cash; 80o for July; 694 for
August; rejected Sic; high mixed 6Is
6ltc. Oals-Steady; No. 3; 44ic cash;
4l4c for July; 33c for August. Rye
Quiet and Unchanged; No. 3 e7c. Bar.
ley-Dull and nominal; No. Q spring 10
quotable at 81 1SA125. Pork-AcIive
and advanced, at opening and closing OF
last week lower; $l7 rs cash; $17 90
for July; SIT IS for August. L9rd-Stea.
dy; lite cash for July. Bulkmeats-Quist
and unchanged. ~
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INDIANA.
ARREsTKp roR MURDER.


FORT WAYNE, June 2O.-The ssntiusl
Of to-day contains the following: "At
Waterloo, Ind, this morning Alexander
+. lnman was arrested for tho murder Of
John Burnett, Of Knox 90, Ohio, Tues
day evening. The circumstances are as
follows: Burtnett was riding towards
Waterloo, and when within two miles of
the town he was overtaken BY Inman
who struck him over the head with club
and dragged him to one aide and robbed
him Of about 800. The body OF the
wounded man was found shortly after by
q passing horsemsn. Inman was lying
by the body stupeaed from drink. The
dying man was taken 10 the residence of
Mr.. Huffman where he Immediately died.
lnman In the meantime went to the house
ot a widow near by and informed her that
he had committed the deed. he was ar
rested and taken 10 Waterloo, where his
trial is now in progress.
STORM AND LIGHTNING CASUALTIES.
FoRr WAYNE, June 29.-Teleprams
from points in this vicinity report another
severe storm OF thunder and lightning last
"6Ns a. NAnSotAleI 4uut eLuhIl NlllARe
near Roanoke. The house OF Mr.. Bur
means was struck by lightning, and his
daug hter Ida, aged nineteen years, in.
stantly killed. A young man who was
visiting at the house was so severely
stunned as to render his lie In peril. BE
Is conscious, but perfectly deaf. The rest
Of the family were considerably stunned,
but none seriously hurt. Strange TO say,
the building was entirely unframed.
FURTHER REDUCTION OF TIME.
Considerable excitement was caused
TO day by another reduction in the work.
ing hours Of the P, F. & W. railroad
10 five hours per day. Just after The
panic the company reduced the wages 10
per cent, and.a short time after that re.
duced the working hours 10 hours per
day, at reduced rates. This last reduction
cuts the wages Of the men down less
than one hall, and day laborers, etc, will
only receive flity,six cents per day. The
men are nearly desperate, and somo ap'
prehensions Of serious trouble are felt.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, June 20.-Bustness was
somewhat checked by the intensely warm
weather, but q fair aggregate amount Of
staple, cotton and woolen labfics were
distributed by agents. Heavy fancy cas-.
sImeres aud woIsted coatipss more active
by package. Brown and medium bleAched
cottons ID steady demand and firm. Col.
oted cottonS and prints quiet Foreign
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Tug Paducah Ktntuekian, Of the 2Oth,
says: "Reports from all the tobacco
growing region Of Western Kentucky,
West Tennessee and Southern Illinois
fully confirm the opinion We have had for
some time, that 1t would be impossible for
anything like a full crop Of tobacco to be
planted this season. 1t is very natural
that the planters should attempt to create
the impression Of short crops, and between
the worms, the drouth and other threat
ened dangers short crop panics are easily
created. In the present case the evidence
Is conclusive that not more than a half
and some say one.third Of crop can be
planted on account Of the failure Of the
plant beds. The plants ARE not in the
country" u ga ~ S1y
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TOLEDO, June 20.-Flour-Qulet and
white Wabash 81 90; No. white Michi,
gan 81 40; amber, Michigan cash and sci.
Ter July 81 eSlS August 81 20; No. / red
y 32i No..2 do $l24; do August q 10.
No; 3 red 81 20. Corn-A shade hipher:
high mixed 65c; July 65ic; Aug, 05Ic; low
damaged 6Sc. 0ats-Quiet; No. !, 66c.
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FRANCE.
French Assembly.

PARIS, June 20-Iu The Committee oil
Thirty to-day the Constitutional bIlI
moved by n Casimlsperien was rejected
BY vote oi IS against Q. No vote was
taken on the bill substituted by NJ. Lam.
bert de sainte Croix. Committee conclu.
ded TO draw upa Constitutional bill OF lis
own, and for that purpose appointed three
commissioners, viz: N. Ventovan and
Gompie Daru, Monarchiste, and II.
Oharles De Lacambe, a Liberal Conser.
VatiVe' This selection shows that personal
aeptenate has triumpAed, and neither q
septennal republic nor deiinitive repub.
!ic have aught to hope ior from tho Com.
mittec OF Thirty, II '7-.|''-- :
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RUSSIA.

LONDON, June 90 Russian papers Just
received contain reports Of very destruot-
i've fires at BerdItcheo 10 Valhyri, inhab
tied mostly by Jews. One day 600 houses
were burned and the next day nearly as
many more were destroyed. The two
succeeding days the town was again Wis,
tied BY fires and whole streets were
laid In asheR. Thousands Of persons art
homeless.
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An Iubuman 0Io,ber.

LouBvnIE, June ga colorcd tramr
stopped at farmers house In Rock Gas
TO Go. a few days ago and during thC
following night was delivered OF o child
She took It out 10 the woods near by ant
the chsrred re1iains Of the infant were
found In an ash heap. The inhumaI
mother had burned the body Of the in
taut. She made her escape, r..r.l
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DETROIT, June 29.-The Putin. Bay
International Yacht Race took place to
day. The wind hlew:iresh. The Ida, ol
Toronto, which won the flsg last year
was ruled out for Noncompliance with
the rul es, The Cora, Of Detroit, came IL
first. Time Q hours 13 minutes and 81
seconds. The Cuthbert, Of Coburg, Ont,
was second and the Lena Of Dstroib third
Eight yachts competed. \
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 29.-Flour-.Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet, with q do
clining tendency; Ohio and Indiana 81 IS
al 49, western spring 81 30A1 38 Corn
Western mixed new Zoe; old 8la8iic.
OAIs-Firmer; western mixed 6SA80c,
white GlaG3c. Rye-Dull. Provisions
Quiet and firm; mess pork $1s so; bulk
shoulders 7a7tc; clear rib 9iS0tc Bacon
Shoulders 7tA9c; clear, rib 10l91lc;
sugar cured hams 100. Lard-ReAned
1lsc. Butter-In good demand and
strong; market bare at 23l25c. Coffee
Strong and unchanged. Whiaky-0sA99c.
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Weather Report,
49,, Wan DEPARTEHHR,
ORr1oE or TN Cum SIgNAL OPTIuiR,


EhuhAbl44lT1H6sH
For the Middle and South Atlantic
States and the lower lake region, local
storms, southwest to'northwest winds, in.
creasing in force in the Middle States,
stationary or falling temperature, rising
barometer.
For the Gull States, partly cloudy
weather, light to gentle winds, continued
high temperature and slight change in
barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
local storms, variable winds, shifting 10
eastelly or southerly, continued high tenn.
perature and rising barometer.
For the upper lake region and North
west, increasing cloudlness, northeast Ia
southeast winds, stationary or falling tenn.
perature, and local rains In the upper
lake region and upper Mississippi Valley.
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Custom Officer Bound, Gagged and
4s Robbed.

SAN FRANcHco, June 29.-Last night
two men went TO the house OF MIR. Meteor.
mick, Collector ot Customs at SAndiego,
and bound and gagged him. They then
procured the combination Of the Custom
House sale and one remained on guard
over him while the other went TO the
Custom House and opened the sac and
secured 5000. The men were disguised
and made. their eecape.N A man snamed
Williams has been arrested on suspicion
OF being one Of the robbers. Mccormick
was alone In his house. ~
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, June 2O.-Princcss Doubrll,
wife OF tho Russian ambassador 10 this
country, was drowned at Potsdam yes,
terday.
The North German Gazette, in an arti.
Gle headed Fresh Complications In
Asia, says caravans are arriving from
South Asia bringing reports that z4koot
Bey ts armiDg against Russia. It Is be-
lieVed he Is prompted to this by agents Of
Great Britain. There 10 also possibility
OF collision between Russia and China,
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A Flro Alarm with Intent TO Hang,

CAIRO, June 2e.-The fire bells rung
an alarm about I o'clock last night,
which seems to have been for the pur-
pose Of collecting crowd 10 take Gupton,
the murderer Of Echbach, from the Jail
and hang him. Quite u crowd presented
revolvers at the jail, but soon retired
without any violent denominations.
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The Henl,h nfRinhnn Rhslnn.

BALTIMORE, June Bishop whelau
Of the Catholic Diocese Of Wheeling, who
has been seriously III at st. Agnes Hospl
tai in this city, Is considered out OF Al
danger by his physicians. 7'I.'i = /.
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ENGLAND.
A NEW PILGRIMAGE.

LONDON, June 29.-A deputatlon Of one
hundred locked out farm laboreFs started
from New Market to-day on pilgrimage
throughout the agricultural distficts, In
the course OF which they. will stop at The
principal towns and plead their cause.
Their route lies through Cambridge, Pal
ton, Bedford, Northampton, Weedan and
Coventry to Birmingham. A large as
semblsge Of their lellow.laborers witness
ed their departure and cheered them en-
Enthusiastically.
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Cleveland Marker.

CIEvRIAND, June 29.-Wheat-Dul
and unchGngee; No, 1red winter 81 e5
No. 2 do 81 20. Corn-Dull. but steady
high mixed 7lc; low mixed zoe. Oats
Quiet and unchanged; No. ! stste 66ci
NO. 2, 63c. Petroleum-Firm and steady
Standard white car lots 10!c; Ohio stale
test to 160 degrees 1876. 5s
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cIEvK1,ANp, Jlpe 20. Michael Steiner
and NJ. w. Weisenburg were thrown from
q wagon on Woodland Avenue this after.
noon BY o RUNWAY team. The former
was almost,instantly killed, and the latter
seriously and probably fatally injured. .