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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-21

Opens with handsomely illustrated ar.
ticle on the celebrated "Garden Of the
Gods" in Colorado. Among tho other
instructive articles are "The Boy Astrono.
mer," by Hezekiah Butterworth; "The
Chickadees," by Harvey Wilder; "African
Fashions" by Oliver Thorne; "Altorl and
William Tell" by Emma D. Southwick;
and "HolidaY Harbor," an excellent ar
tlcle by Mrs. 8. B. o. Samuels, showing
the BOYS and girls how TO build city,
with all the public buildings, steamboats,,
railroad trains, etc., necessary Tor its pros.
perity.
The stories in the number are, many Of
them, remarkably good. Tho wonderful
adventures Of "Tchumpin" are concluded:
Mary N. Prescott writes charmipgly about
"Prue's Dolls" there Is q bright, iancilul
story by d. Z. WOOL, called "Mabel's
Troubles" with q picture by EytinRe, q
characteristic tale translated from the
Swedish by Selma Borg and Marie A.
Brown. Helen g. Weeks tells about
Fourteen Monkeys" and all tho bows
will be glad to read "The Comanches'
Trail" by Samuel W. Cozzens. A poem
which Is excellent In itself, Is illustrated
by twelve dogs heads drawn from Lie
with great spirit and fidelity by A. H.
Thayer. Among the other poems are
Little Whimpy," by Mrs. Dodge; 1.-THE
Jeweled Tree" by A. N. MschAr, and
Friends" by l, G. Warner. Mrs. Abby
Morton Disz has ono other funny sketches
called "a Little Girls Story" Very In.
teresting announcements are made for the
January Issue Of St. Nicholas, which will
DO the Holiday number, and will contain,
besides ever so many Christmas stories,
the opening chapters Of the new serials :
"The Young Surveyor" by ]. T. TroW.
bridge, and Eight Cousins" by Louisa
n, Alcott,
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Dle.
DEECHER TILTON.
Tho Iorr,nI Or,ln. ofNba Capnro1 T,
Women's Temperance Convention.

CLEVELAND, November 20.-At the
morning session Of the Women's National
Temperance Convention the considera-
ton of the report oI the Committee on
Resolutions was resumed. The predatory
address embodied in the report was re.
fcrrcd by the Committee on Address 10
the women Of America.
The Committee on Constitution report.
cd constitution, which was adopted
The name OF the Association agreed upon
was the "Women's National Christian
Temperance Union"
Permanent officers elected were Mrs
Wittenmeyer, OF Philadelphia, President,
and one Vice President from each State
represented, Mrs, E. Willard, OF Chicago,
Corresponding Secretary. Mrs, VIM. A.
Bingham, Of Cleveland, Treasurer. The
Convention adjourned TO meet next No
vember at precise date and place to be
determined upon blythe officers who form
tho Board oil Managers OF the Union.
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VRNTILATIoN-I In nearly all small dwell.
lug houses ventilation Is allowed to take
care OF itself, and while the occupants
are not confined to one apartment, but
move from one room TO another, the cir.
Culation of air, caused by the opening OF
doors, Is sufficient 10 keep up supply Of
reah Dir During sickness, however, and
at nights there Is nothing left but a
Hobson's choice between foul air and q
dangerous draught. A recent author,
treating OF physiology Tor practical use,
suggested q method for avoiding both. A
piece of wood, three inches high and ex-
actly as long as tho breadth Of the window,
Ia to be prepared, When ventilation Is
required raise the sash, put the strip of
wood on the sill and draw the sash down
closely upon 1t. II the window Is well
fitted there will bC no draught at the low.
Ter part Of the sash, but between the up.
er bar and the lower bar Of the other sash
there will be IN opening through which
perpendicular current Of air may pass
out Of the room, but not DO felt as a
draught such as would be created by
simply raising or lowering the sash.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

DEATn OF TOM HOOD.
LONDON, November 20-Tom Hood
editor OF the Sun, died to-day.
TERRIBLE ExPLosIoN.
A terrible explosion occurred at the
colliery at WaIrenvale, Yorkshire, To-
day. Fourteen miners arc known Il
have been killed.
GREAT BRITAIN DECLINES.
A special dispatch to the Pail Mall
Gazette from Berlin says II is stated there
thst the British Government declines 10
comply with the proposal OF Russia for
the adoption OF an International Code on
the basis OF the negotiations Of the Brus.
sells Conference.
sHREWsBURY RACKS.
The most notable event of the racing
to day at Shrewsbury was the contest for
the Shrewsbury cup, handicap sweep.
stakes, Thirteen horses started. The
race was won by The Quail; Pageant
second and Lady Alice third. Before the
start the odds were ten 10 one against
the Quail; three to ono against Pageant,
and fifteen to one against Lady Alice.
TIE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
LONDON, November 2l.-The total
number killed by the explosion In the
Warrenvale coal mine Is "a. Ten men
have been rescued, more or Ices injured.
RRPUCILCAN ARMY RR1EFoRCINa.
LONDON, November 2O.-Speclal dis
patches from Spain to the Standard state
that large reinforcements are going for
ward to Miranda, where the Republican
army Is masslng for active operations in
Manarre and for the relief Of Pampluna
Tho Carlists arc concentrating around
Estella under command Of Gen. Mendiri
The basque battalions, with Don Carlos
and Gen. Elio, arc on the point Of leaving
Vera for Puenla La Reyna.
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WASHINGTON.
PoLAND's REPORT WILL BE MADE TO
C0NGRRHa.

PoLAND's REPORT WILL BE MADE TO
CONGRESS.
WARRINGTON, November 20.-Judgo
Poland, Chairman Of the Congressional
Committee to Investigate the Arkansas
troubles, arrived here this morning, and
had q conference with Attorney General
Williams. Prior to the meeting Of the
Cabinet he will have an audience with
the President. Tomorrow evening he
will leave for his home In Vermont.
Judge Poland states that tho report ol
the committee will not be prepared until
alter the meeting Of Congress, as all the
testimony taken at different times by the
various members OF the committee has
not yet been examined by full commit.
tee, and which must be carefully looked
into before the report can be obtained.
MINBTRRIAL CALL.
Mr.. Allen, Minister from the Sandwich
Islands, this morning called upon the
President, accompanied by Mr., Carter,
commanded by the Government Of the
Hawaiian Islands to negotiate a CON-
merCial treaty with the United States.
Mr.. Allen stated that the King was to
leave Honolulu on the 10Th Of NovGm.
Der for this country.
NAVY APPROPRIATION.
The Navy appropriation bill as com.
pletCd by the House Committee on Ap-
propriations Is for the Navy establishment
proper, without reference 10 contin-
usnce Of improvements in Navy Yards or
the construction Of new vessels.
CABINET SESSION ON ARKANsAs MATTERs
The Cabinet session to day continued
nearly three hours. All the members
except Postmaster General Jewell were
present. Arkansas matters were the sub.
ject in comment. Attorney General
Williams submitted kilograms from Sena-
tor Clayton and several other State officers
in Arkansas, urging the recognition OF the
Smith party by the Federal government,
but the general opinion Of the Cabinet
was that since their last meeting nothing
has occurred 10 alter the decision made at
that time, namely: That the government
has not in Its possession any information
that would justify any interference with
the controversy in that State.
Gov. Garland, oil Arkansas, telegraphs
to his counsel here today, from Little
Rock, as follows: All is peace; no noise,
no disturbance.
APPOINTED POSTMASTER.
The President to-day appointed Robert
W. hampton, Postmaster at Ashland, Ky.
SAFE BURGLARY TRIAL.
In the sale burglary case to-day Mr.,
smithers addressed the jury in behalf OF
the defence.
MIR. Harrington said it was his purpose
TO address the jury, but he did not expect
TO be called upon to do so before Tuesday
at least. They had, however, finally ar
ranged among themselves that MIR. Da
vidge should conclude the arguments to
the jury and that he (HarriugtoD) would
follow Mr. Smithers. BE did not expect
to occupy more than one hour, and would
prefer not 10 do 60 until 10 morrow.
| Adjourned,
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TURKEY.

THE GRAND vlzIBR PRoMEsEl sATI:FAo.
TIoN.
CoNsTANTGNoPLE, November 20.-Mr.
Baker, Minister oil the United States, has
received information that the residence Of
the American Missionary at Lstakis,
Syria, was violated by an armed force
he Immediately called upon the Grand
Vizier and had long conversation with
him on the subject OF tho outrage. The
Grand Vizier said he was waiting for q
report from the Governor Of Syria, and
could take no action till 1t was received
but he promised most positively that the
Porte would give the United States Gov
ernment full and complete satisfaction Il
q wrong had been done.
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BALTIMORE, November 20. Flour
Firm, fair demand and unchanged
Whest-Steady and In good demand; No
l amber western 81 28l1 2s; No. 2, 81 81
Corn-Quiet and nominal. Oats-Dull
mixed western G0A8lc; white 89AG4c
Rye-Dull; 05a9Sc. Hsy-Dull and un-
changed. Pork-Unchanged. Bacon
Firm shoulders 103al04c; clear rib 14a
14tc. Lsrd-Firm; l5s16ic. Hams
Unchanged. Butter Western unchanged.
Petroleum-Nominal; crude 81 s71a4 90.
CoGee-1sA2Otc. Whiky-$l %.
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Alknnsas Matters.

LITTLE Rock. November 2O-Smlth
still remains hidden.
Peace and quiet pervade the city No
arrests,
In the House motion was carried that
a committee inquire into the condition oi
the Memphis & Little Rock Railroad.
Hon. Milton Ssylcr, Of Cincinnati, a
member OF the Congressional Investigat'
ing Committee, arrived TO day.
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Another Priest AbandOns the Faith.

BALTIMORE, November 2O.-Rev. Fran
cis Y. Jacquemet, priest Of the Catholic
Church, has sent his resignation to Arch.
Bishop Bayley, announcing his abandon
ment Of the Catholic faith and his return
to the Presbyterian Church, in which hG
ssys he was born and raised.
Father Jacquemet has been attending
the young mems prayer meetings at Dr.
Leyburn's Church the past week, and or
Wednesday announced his conversion tc
Professionalism. He ts q native of Geneva
Switzerland, and was ordained in this
country in 1860 Since then he has beer
Missionary Priest in the United States
Cuba and various portions oi Europe, snt
has recently been connected with ST.
Peters Church, this city.
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NEw YORK, November 90.-Business
dull In all departments owing 10 the rain
storm which prevailed. Cotton goods
unchanged in first hands, but the jobborS
ore cutting prices on many makes. Side
band prints are still active and the supply
light. Ginghams are doing well; Beatty
gipghams arc jobbing at 7ic. Woolens
quiet, except beavers and repellents.
Black Cashmeres In good demand and
scarce,
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Withdrawal OF Trains Rec Opstdored.

ST. PAUL, November 3O.-The ST..
Paul and Sioux City Railroad Company
today agreed 10 abandon the previous
determination to withdraw tho day ac-
commodstion passenger train, on the pc.
htion oi large number oil business men
in the Minnesota Valley, on condition
that the passenger fares by that train
shall be at the old rate OF five cents per
mile. If objection is made by any con-
siderable number of people or by the
Railroad Commissioners officially, the
train will be withdrawn. 1t is claimed
that since the reduction Of fares by the
Railroad Commissioners this train has
been run at q monthly loss Of 81 500. The
Milwaukee u st. Paul Railroad is also
understood TO contemplate the withdraw
al Of the accommodation train between
this city and Austin.
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GERMANY.
ooRTscn1KoFF AND nIsMARcK.

BERLIN, November 20.-PrinCe Gort-
schikof had long interview with Bis.
marck to-day, after which he left io-
st. Petersburg. GortschikOff has ex-
pressed his confidence in the maintain
ance Of the peace Of Europe Tor many
years.
Negotiations are now in progress be-
tween the governments o! Germany and
Mexico for the conclusion of the treaty
ot commerce
THE late editor of the Spencer Gazette
asserts tina! Count Won Arnim oppressed
wish 10 enter into confidential relations
with him and furnish important commu.
nications and interesting papers for pub.
lication in that Journal.
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Comparative Cotton Statement.

NEW YORK, November 2O.-The fol-
lowing Is the comparative cotton state
ment; Net receipts at all United States
ports for the week, 155. .026 bales; last
year, l30l63; total to date, !, 100 1884; last
year, S73,8s2, Exports for the week,
97,257; last year, S2,053; total to date,
INA; last year, 36l 100. Stock at all
United States ports, except Port Royal,
178, ,495; last year, 99l ,4l0. Stock at all
interior towns, S9sl6; last year, 6S,2O7,
Stock OF Liverpool, $4,000; last year,
$4,000. Stock Of American afloat for
Great Britain, s49. 200; last year, 163, 900,
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NEW YORK.
WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY.

NRW l DIRK, November 2U,-A warrant
in bankruptcy has been issued against
tho estates OF Samuel kaufman, Henry
Mayer and Charles Kaufman, formerly
engaged in the mercantile and banking
business, and the attorneys for the petit.
tioning creditors have Issued notices for.
bidding the payment Of any debts, or
the delivery Of any property to them.
The liabilities Of the firm are about one
million dollars.
NEW REGULATION.
In consequence OF the appearance oil
certificate, the deliveries OF the Chicago
j. Northwestern Railroad first mortgage
seven per cent coupon bonds, dated July
|, 1860, and payable August !, 1885,
must be bonds registered in the name
and not TO tho bearer, as heretofore, at
the New York Stock Exchange.
GRAIN DELIVERY.
G. r. Blanchard, Vice. President Of the
Erie Railroad, has addressed TO the Pres.
ident Of the Produce Exchange q very
elaborate statement Of the views OF trunk
lines Of railway touching the delivery Of
grain in this city. Mr.. Blanchard lays
especial stress on the necessity OF q sys-
TEN Of grading ard inspecting grain in
New York.
PIGEON SHOOTING.
a pigeon match was shoton Mr.. Loril-
lsrd's estate, near Islip, L. /, yesterday,
between Carroll Livingston, of New
York, and Richard Peters, OF Philadel.
phia. The match was for $4,000 a side,
at fifty pigeons each, thirty yards rise,
and eighty yards boundary. Livingston
won, killing So pigeons to Peters 90.
THE BOWEN SUIT COMMENCED.
The slander suit OF Henry G. Bowen
against D. Barnes, one of the numerous
actions growing out oil the Brooklyn
scandal was begun to-day In the Kings
County Court Of Sessions.
MR.. BARNES ACQUIrTAL.
The case was submitted 10 the Jury
without argument on either side The
Judge charged that proof Of malice was
necessary 10 convict, and the jury, after a
brief consultation, brought in a verdict OF
acquittal. The jurors at the same time
uauuCu " luc CUuLl Nllllcu slalCueul
to the effect that while the defendant was
legally exempt from conviction, yet they
believed that the printed matter in the
argus relating 10 the deceased Mrs.
Bowen was attrocious and cruel.
THE CABLE FLEET.
A Rye Beach dispatch to the directors Of
the United States cable fleet, states that
the FAradsy, Docia and Ambassador,
were in the Harhor ol Grace, Newlound.
land, on the 18Th inst, waiting for suita.
BILE weather to complete the laying of the
cable.
DEECHER TILTON.
The formal order OF the General Term,
affirming the order Of Chief Judge Neil
son at the special term, denying the ap.
plicstion oil the defendant lor bill ol
particulars in the suit Of Theodore Til.
ton against Henry Ward Beecher, was
signed by Judge Reynolds this morning.
1t aflirms Judge Nelson's order 10 every
part thereof. Beccher's counsel have dc.
cided TO appeal from the order Of the
| General Term 10 the Court OF Appeals,
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New York Money and s,ock,.

NRw YORK, November 20 MONEY
Steady OF 9is4 per cent for call loans, and
6A7 per cent Tor prime discounts. The
banks are shipping currency West and
South, and Ss,6OO,0OO werO shipped yes
terday.
sTERLrNd ExoHANGE-strong at a s5t
al SO for sixty days and "a 9Oa4 0Oi for
sight.
GoLD-strong, opening at lit, and
closing OF lll8. Carrying rates 1a3 per
cent; borrowing fat. The Assistant Treas.
urer dlsbursed $470,OOO. Cleariugs, $780,.
100000. Custom receipts, $94l 600. The
shipment Of specie for tomorrow is cs,i.
mated at 100000.
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The Favorites of the Pool.

San FRANCISCO, November 2O.-In the
pools Of the SO 900 trotting race TO morrow
0Ccident was first choice, Fullerton sec.
ond and Sam Purdy third. The weather
Is fine and much interest is expressed in
the result Of the race.
The ship Three Brothers will finish
discharging her cargo next week and re.
load for LIVERPOOL,
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The BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN
Iron AND STEEL ASSOCIATION says that
the Imperial Palace Of St. Petersburg Is
to be re6tted with chandeliers, fixtures
aud brackets from this country. Ameri-
can axes cut a name for themselves In
Europe some years ago, and time does
not seem to have eifaced the mark they
made. An order for flve thousand axes
for Norway was recently received by an
American manufacturer, who also receiv.
Cd an order for tho same number 10 be
shipped to South America.
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MRMpms, November 20.-An Ardlancht
Chattanooga special says Shade West
moreland alias Shade Woods was hanged
there to-day for numbering VIM. Em6er-
ling near that place in May, 1871. The
execution was witnessed by about 5000
people. Westmoreland confessed to the
murder, and said false swearing had
placed him in his present condition, but
expressed the hope OF meeting those who
had sworn his life away in better world
The rope was cut at 1875 o'clock. He was
pronounced dead In ten minutes and cut
down in fifteen. His remains were inter
red In the city cemetery.
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Weather Report.
war DEPARTNHNF,
OPPtuH OF fHH CHIER SIGNAL orFIoER,
WAsHUuroN, D. G., Nov. 2o.-S:00 r.N.
PRoBABILrTIE9

For New England, the Middle States
and lower lake region, rain or snow dur
ing the night, followed by clearing wealth.
er, south or west winds, no decided fall OF
temperature and slowly rising barometer.
For Tennesse and the Ohio Valley,
clearing weather, south or west winds,
low but rising temperature and slight
changes in barometer.
For the upper lake region and the
northwest, partly cloudy weather, south
erly or westerly Winds and low but rising
temperature, low barometer and light
snow north oi Iowa and near Lake Su.
pGrior.
For the canal region Of New York, the
temperature will fall but slightly during
the coming twenty.Iour hours.
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SCRANTON, Pa; November 2O-Thit
forenoon tho Dugan gang Of miners
went 10 their work armed with Reming-
ton rifles. When the miners came out ol
tho colliery this evening they were greet,
ed by q crowd ot men and boys, who
hisscd them and called them blacklees
thieves, &c, but offered no personal VIC
ience ltis supposed tho danger is over.
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TOLEDO, November 2O.-Flour-Stoady
and in moderate demEnd. Wheat-Duil
and weak; No. . while Wabash 81 10;
No. ! white Michigan 81 10; amber cash
and seller November 81 on; No. red
81 10. Corn-Dull; high mixed TIC; new
do 09c; seller November 6SSc; seller De-
cember 079c; new, low mixed OF. Oats
Quiet and unchanged.
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GovERNIRNTs-Actlve and hlubcr.
RAILRoAD BoNpa-Onint and atna

NAILRUAD DUNDs-Illet and steady.
sTccKs-Dlll aud weak at the opening,
and prices declined tat per cent, but
shortly ailer full recovery to the OPEN
ing prices took place. During the alter
noon the market was heavy. At the close
prices declined to the lowest point Of the
day. The decline ranged from t to I per
cent, and was most marked in Lake
Shore, Northwestern common and Wa
bash. Sales today 10000 shares, OF
which 5000 were Western Union, 5000
Pacific Mail, 4l,0O0 Lake Shore, 81 900
Union Pacific, 5000 Northwestern CON-
mon, 5000 st Pau! common, 5000 Wa
bash and 1000 Ohio & Mississippi.
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PGTTDuRoH, November 2O-Pig Iror
Dull No: ] foundry $27 0Oa29 90; No. {
foundry SEQ so; Gray Jorge SEA 5Oa25 90.
Whcat-Qulet and prices unchanged
Corn-Flrm; new ear 70a73c; shelled 7Sa
Zoe; old shelled unchanged. Petroleum
Crude dull, 72ic at Psfker's; rcfncd 10ga
10ic Philadelphia delivery.
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THE jury in the case Of HENRY s.
BOWEN, oil Brooklyn, against DEMAs
BARNES for libel, brought in verdict oi
not guilty, although Mr. BARNES did not
escape without severe censure Tor the
character Of the article upon which the
suit was founded. The freedom Of the
press sometimes degenerates to unbridled
license, but the general tone Of journalism
has risen to such q standard that such use
Of the press is becoming and will yet bo'
come Of less frequent occurrence. 1t seems
then to be recognized principle that its
general freedom should not be curtaiIed
leaving to self respect and the force Of en-
lightcned public opinion the task Of insut'
ing It's observance oi tho amenities oil 30
cisl lie. The suit was an outgrowth o.
the BEKCuER-TrLTON scandal, and repre-
sents one phase OF that disgraCeful and un
happy controversy.
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LTpPTNCoTT's MAGAZINE, Tor Decem-
bcr, Is not only exceedingly well illustra'
ted, but contains many very interesting
and instructive articles. The variety and
excellence OF the reading always present
ed by this magazine, tho prolusion and
besuty Of Its illustrations, and the ex-
tgcmeIy handsome style in which it is Is.
sued, make 1t q periodical oI which the
city oil Philadelphia ought to be proud,
and it Is one which merits oil and more
than all the generous support it receives.
twill be observed that the list Of contents
OF the December number is q very attrac'
tive one.
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WASH. MCLEAN, Esq, one Of the edi-
tors OF tho Cincinnati Enquirer, died sud.
Lenly at his residence in Cincinnati yes
terdsy morning. Mr.. MCLEAN was a
ready and fluent writer, and we doubt not
his death will make void in the ranks Of
the Democracy which will be hard to fill.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS

The following official dispatch has been
received from Fort Laramie: Have just
returned from the agencies. All quiet.
The Ogallallas and Minnecojons are con.
tented. A good many are leaving for the
Republican 10 hunt
Hrot. Marsh sstill out. Weather very
cold with snow.
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CANADA.


MONTREAL, November 20.-Wednes-
day evening an excise officer was badly
beaten by Two restaurant keepers. Yes
terdsy morning another officer encounter
ed tho same persons, and when attacked
by them stabbed one fatally.
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CLEVELAND, November Wheat
Dull, 81 O5al 10. Corn - Unchanged.
Oats - Firm at 55a6sc. Petroleum -
Firm; standard white s4ci Ohio State
! test 10to,