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st-93 Spyah Gteayus County Wiun.
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Gke9nteIlf1grueaer.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

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lNl,prd by Carriers in Cly l5c lFF week
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nliIRn.l4iler t,nhthted.

tErrERsoNviLLE, I'm, January 90
Bill Rodehcr, The escaped convict and
desperate, was captured al SCOtsbntg,
Scott county, this inoining between one
and two o'clock by Dr.. bailey and others
A thief attempted to enter The residence
Of the Sheriff Of Scott county, but failed
by III tlarhi being evenly Nevetql yoling
ladies'. This alarm spread throughout The
village. a number Of citizens gatieretldhd
while In consultation observed a light II
Mr.. penhihgton's huhse near by. Gh.
zehs surrounded the House and compelled
the thief to Surrender, who proved to be
Bill Rodehef. lie was returned IL The
State Prison at o o'clock this morning
His feet and hands are badly frozen. liz
archaeological the police Of New Al.
Bany ADV Him, and that he wAs captured
in Washington county two days ago, but
talked his captOts out Of IL, who gave
him his supper and let him go.
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NlIeha6Es

CHICAGO, January 92.-FIour dull bu
unchanged. Wheat lower; No. . spIinl
-BSslas9jGc cash; S9Ho seller February
aOiSct seller March; No. 3, SSllfGaSir; 70
ieeted 77c. Corn dull and declined; No.
mixed 65Ac seller March; rejected 6le
Oats steady and In moderate demand; No, Z
691sa69k cash; 6?3fR52k seller February,
Rye steady and In moderate demand; No, !
s7c, Barley dull; No, 9, 81 95a1 81 cash, &C
eoFdipg % location No, 5, q lSal n,
Dressed Hogs quiet light % 50; heavy
81 20, Pork duh aud declined, 81 20 cash
or February; SIS 02II seller March. Lard
dull and lower at SIS l2h cash; $lS 74a
Is 20 seller February, Bulk Meat! steady
aud in moderate demand and unchanged,
Whisky steady and in moderate demand at
Ole.
On call Board in the afternoon, wheat
closed firm ut s9l+c February. Corn steady
at G51%c February. Pork and Lard dull
but unchanged. t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-23

NRw YORK, January 22.-COttOn quie
at l5kai63Sc, Flour, 5al0c better and
more doing Superaus western and Stat
s. SDa4 20; common " good 81 9Oa4 80
good 70 choice s. S6R5 u; white wheat eG
ira s. 65a6 80; Ohio s. s0aB 50; St. Louil
81 S0aS 10. Rye Flour firm, s. 25a5 Is
Corn Meal steady, 81 26a4 Is, Wheat un
settled; No, spring 81 30al %; Mo- $, 81 Vi
al %; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 lIal 10; umbel
81 26al 20, Rye quiet, 94a96e, Barley quiet
Malt quiet. Corn scarcely so active anl
closed shade easier; mixed western new
sGaS7C; yellow new S7AS7 Nc. Oats Shadt
GrmeF mixed Western 67aG9ci white 0Sa7Oc
Hay unchanged, Coffee steady; Rio Ut ls3i
al9Hc. Sugar dull; prime 8 Ac; New Orleani
ut 7HC, MOlRsSes quiet; New Orleans IOa
G5c: Rice quiet and unchanged. Whisky
dull and nominal ut 07c.
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O6lo t,efIsiatare.

CoLuNBUs, January 22.-In the HOUSE
Il bill was introduced to regulate The tsl
egtaph companies and fixing a scale O
charles which runirom zoe for ten wgtdi
f6r ifhy miles or less 10 60cfdt ten word
for over four hundred miles and lOc FOL
each additional one hundred miles. Vic
lation Of this act makes the company
liable for not less than 500 damages ioI
each offence. The bill also requires diff
ferent telegraph companies to pro rat!
with each other. @
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CIneInnatI.i

CINCINNATI, January 29,-COttop quie
Ut l4Ac. Flour, Wheat, Rye and Barle!
quiet and unchanged, Corn quiet 60a6SC
Oats firm ut 60a6Sc. Oils, Eggs, Butter ant
Cheese firm and unchanged. Pork stead!
and in moderate demandi $lS % spot regi
lar; sold at SIS 80 Seller,April, Lard quiet
steam lS9GOi kettle ut Ike. Bulk Meat
steady and in moderate demand; shoulder
6%c;elear rib 9Aa95Gci clear 94SaaAc. Ba
con dull, s9l0 l6Rl0XC, Green Meats In laii
demandi shoulders 6%RGNc; clear rib $40
Whisky firm ut 95C, ,,'. d
HOGs-Receipts 1901 aud prices firm
common 90 5Oad TO- medium to fair 81 so
7 10; good packing and butchers 81 05a7 20
Supply not equal 10 the demand aud III,
pens cleared 1T the close. Shipments, 40
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LpIRTY, January 22.-CATrLR--
Receipts to-day i,igG head; for the past fOuI
days $3.50 headi the arrivals being mostly
through stock and not for Sale here, 10
business was dolle but retailing tail ends,
No quotations
IIoGs--R Receipts today 2Ol5 head; iOr
four days past 1854 head. Workers 81 IL
az 70; Philalclphias " 25a7 50.
SHEER Receipts to-day 100 head; fol
four days past 1850 head. Best So TOAD III
medium 81 OOtl6 %. ,
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PhiIniIeInhin.

PmILELPmIA, January 22.--FlOur steady
super 81 ~. Wheat quiet and steady; red
81 2Oal %; amber 81 gal ~, Rye OOagjC
Corn dull; yellow 7Sa79c; mixed western
S2aS3c. Oats active; white SO; mixed OOc;
Provisions unchanged. Butter quiet and
unchanged. Cheese quiet and unchanged,
Eggs active; Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and
Delaware fresh 52a33G; western S0aSl
Clover Seed steady; prime i0Nailc, Pc
troleunl, refined 100; crude IN barrels OKc;
bulk Go, Whisky, lBr. aI
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ShAIIHUAu Aluhl NSAAlfShs-~ ,llucHNHBeuu nu
Transactions light.
SrOCKs-The market on the whole has
been dull and unlntereStihg to-day In com
parison with the business Of the paSt week
The greatest fluctuations Of the day we're In
Hannibal L 81 Joe common and preferred
stocks at the opening Of business the
leading speculative stocks were dull and
Bafely steady, and later became weak and
fell OF y to pei cent. Hannibal L 81. Joe
common going of at "a aud preferred at b
per cent Oh hill sail to be introduced III
ihb Missouri Legislature tepealing the act
extending The time fot the redemption Of
their bonds falling due. Later in the day
the market became hrmer, Wabash adyah.
cling from AK to 10. 81. Joe common raj.
lied To COX and preferred 10 s2aIn At The
close the market wtlS tlhil aud without ien.
turc. The sales aggregated i26,OOO shares,
oI which tS,OW were Pdciiic Mail, 3i,OOC
Western tthiJH, Il, boz Northwestern, 0,OOC
Erie, d,OOsL Joseph, 22,OO Lake Shore,
iO,OOo bhiOs, and iO,OOO Wabash. y
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BALTIMORE, January 22.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat dull amber 81 20H
l 20; No. red western 81 20. Corn active
mixed western SOC, Oats quiet and heavy
white western G5aGGc; mixed 64aU6c, Rye
dull, 81 GOAL o.. Provisions dull. Pork dull
$40 6Oag00O. Bulk Meats, Bacon, Hams and
Lard quiet and unchanged. Butter quiet AMI
unchanged. Coffee quiet, steady and nn
changed. Hay unchanged, Petroleum
quiet. Whisky, 08agslfC. 90
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philadelphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, January 22.-WOOl, ln
good demand and quiet and iirm with the
supply reduced but sufficient for the de-
makIl; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Viz
ginia Xxx ind above b6aB6c; x b4a65c
medium 65n56c; coarse 6Oa62lSc Michigan,
Indiana and western fine 4Sa5lo; medium
6Gc; coarse 4lC; COnbing washed B0C; do I'M
washed 45a4OC; fine unwaShed Soc; coarse
and medium washed AZ tub washed $50
GOc; extra and fnerino pulled 42a49c; No.
super pulled 45a4GC. ..
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ABouT the most important feature we
have to notice in connection with the pig
iron trade during Tho past Week, Is that
there has been an increased inquiry ;
quite number Of buyers have been feel
ing around, not that they are in need OF
II, bit becatse tht feeling appears to
prvail that the market has touched bot
tom, nhdlhGy ate anxious to buy AZ very
low prices. The consequence IL u firhher
feeling liaa been developed, and nOtwith-
standing the lockout has not been dis
solved, and there isno telling when II will
be, the market is stronger; as ihtimated
in our last report there we're some sales
within the hast few weeks at very low
ratesLS20, cAslt-bdt thereto none to be
had at that figure now, we hear Of S2l cash
having becnIo fGrdd diifihg the past week
for a round lot Of standard forge iron
without finding takers There i also m
increasihg demandfOr iopplfy irons, the
sales during The past week wert unusual.
" large, which is also very encouraging
and we are In hopes that II viii continue
prices are iirmer but unchanged.--IiHs
Manufacturer ofyetldddy.
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New York DRY Goods.

NEw YORK, January %, The weather
WIS unfAvOrable for business anil the trade
movement waSgenenlly slow, Brown Cot.
tons were strong at current prices and have
al advancing tendency. Print cloths were
very strong Ut an advance. Shlrtings fairly
active. Ginghams are selling freely III
package lots, Plain aud C0lOred hosiery Ii
improving. Fancy cassimeres, Suitings,
worsted eOatings and Kentucky jeans In
moderate request.
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TnlRtln.

TOLEDO, January 22.-FlOur demand
fair and market frIiLr Wheat, No, a white
Wabash 81 l2II; extra white Michigan
81 l21; amber Michigan 81 0SI; seller
April 81 %; No. | red 81 H.. Corn steady
and In moderate demand; high mixed GgIic
seller January O91Gc; seller March 7gc; low
mixed SOC. Oats steady and In moderate
demand No. 1, 5sci No. 9, tGNci Michigan
61p
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rltglNpEpESpENr PARTY.
senatorial Elections.


OMAHA, January 22.-tndgo Dundy
withdrew from the Senatorial contest al
one o'clock this morning, and the oppoSi
ton TO General 'ThAyer then agreed upOl
Hon. A. s. Paddock, Republican, former
ly acting Governor Of Nebraska. Wher
the Assembly met III joint convention Thu
morning the first ballot stood, Genera
Thayer, II; A. s. Paddock, 81; Martin, |
Patrick, Democrat, |. The excitemen
ID intense and the surprise general, a. |
was supposed that Thayer had secured {
minority and would be elected to-day.
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NEw York, January PA special
dispatch states that Col. Augustus +. al.
len, Democratic member Of Cohgress elect
from the SD New York district, died 81
his residence IN jamestown yesterday,
age 05yeats,
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A vlcruRY FOR spEpAY OrERRA.-
Judge Van Brunt, of New York in the case
Of Max Strakosch r.. the police, haA de-
cidcd that the police have no constitu.
tional right 10 interfere with the Sunday
evening opera,
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z PtfaSHshqH n, 1@day q -Pik iron qaie.
and prictS uhehAhged. Wheat quiet and
pyiceS unchanged. Eau Corn 7sAs6c; thelled
16d77t. Petroleum; Grade 81 R1N ut
P0fEefG refined i2c Philadelphia delivery.
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G1eXeInnd.

CLEVELAND, January 22.-Whpat firm;
No, I red held at a. "; Mop, 81 o.. Corn
and Oats unchanged. Petroleum a little
easier standard white SNe; Ohio State test
iOAp. '..
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Afternoon Dispatches
CAT.IFORNIA.

SAN FRANcGscO, January 90. - The
English steamer MongaI, Of the London
New y ork 4 China Steamship Company
has been lost on the Nine Pins, twenty
miles from Hong Kong. The Captain
and vile, first and fourth officers, and sec'
ond and third engineers were lost. -Four.
teen lives were saved.
THE INDEPENDENT PARTY.
Tie State Central Committee Of the In
dependent party met yesterday afternoon
in this city. There was good attend
unce FROM all parts Ofthe State. Resolu'
tions were adopted to nominate candi,
dates for all offices, State and local, aud
for Congress for the election Of September
1875. Also calling State Convention
during the sllitimer td,hOnilnAte candi'
dates Tor Governor, Lieutenant. Governor
State officers, and members Of Congress
The Convention adjourned to meet at the
c''l' VI tue 'eS'u'"1' ~ s-t.gHg
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
ny TELBGRAPM
New York Money and Stocks.

NEw YoRk, january 29.-MONEY-9lGa3
per cent prime mercantile paper 4IIO6h
per cent.
STERLING ENTHUSIASTICALLY at $4.S6A
VI sOiI.
uoLD-Opened and closed ut ti21S, with
sales ut lt2hali2A. Carrying rates 1a3 per
cent; loans also made nat. Specie engage.
ments for tomorrow $1,000, 900 In gold coin
AMI about S2OO,0OO In silver, Clearlngs
~, 900 Dry gOn,la imports 81, 43j,3G3
Customs receipts $3s2,OOO Treasury dis.
bnrsements si76,OOO. ..l...
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cOLUMnvs ANp lNplANAroLIs DIVISION.

NOs. g, BNnd I run Daily 10 and from Cincin.
natl. All other trains Daily except Sunday.
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W. F. q. Sparks, Of the New York
Tribune, testihed that he heard the con-
versation at DolmOnico's between ex.
Mayor Okey Hall and Deputy Sheriff
Jarvis in which Hall Aaid II he and
Jarvis were summoned they could tell
Il great deal about Wood and the Pacific
Mail. Witness now informed Hall that
when he said Wood he ment stockwell.
Adjourned until Monday. @ .u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

A YOUNG BRIDE SHOOTS HER HUSBAND.
The WinoDa (MinnD Republican OF the Is,h
gives The following account of a sad accident
by which q man married only five DAYS met
his death at the hands of his wife: A heart
renolng tragedy occurred In this city shortly
neiore O'Clock TO -day, In which Mr.. Alonzo
Troutman was shot and killed by the acct
dental discharge OF a pistol i'm the hands of
his wife, 10 whom he Was married on Wed
nesday last In Chicago. Her maiden name
was Mss Emma Mahon. After their mar
rage they left Immediately for winona, and
arrived here on Thursday evening Mr..
Troutman was engaged In unpacking a small
valise, from which ne took the pistol and
handed IL 10 his wife. She was examining Il,
when, In some Hnaccountable manner, IL was
discharged, and the bullet lodged in the
brain of her husband, who fell to the floor.
The shot took effect just in front OF the ear
and produced Inconsistencies at once. Mr..
TToutman is said TO have called the name OF
bis partner once or twice, but nothing more.
Physicians were hastily summoned, but
they pronounced the shot fatal. and said that
the unfortunate man could live but a short
time. His poor bride is in a state OF frenzy
over the terrible accident. Nj. Troutman
came here with his partner, Mr.. Lou Cham
berlin, from Jacksonville, ILL.,, about six
weeks ago. and bought out the art gallery OF
MI. =. I. Virgins. Having started finely I'm
business he had gone To Chicago for his bride,
and LIE was bright and Joyous before them.
Mr.. Troutman was about thirty years ofage.
His people reside In Indiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25
DIE ED.

BLOWN. October Gath. ct O'Clock . m, @ Ess-
eIk beloyed son OF Annie q. and n. m. Brown,
aged year, III months and ~ days.
We knelt beside his dying bed,
And kissed his psllid brow;
We veinly pressed his icy hand,
He cannot heed US now.
Binding tears are meath our eyelids,
Eyory lash contains o tear,
And orr hearts wet with weeping.
weeping for our George dear.
Furersl will take place from the resi- dence OF his
parents, 616 n street northwest. TUESDAY after
noon, at o clock. Relatives and friends Of the
family are respectfully invited 20 attend.
METZGER. On the afternoon % the 2sd insta NJ,
at Poolessille, Md, NATHAN T. MErzGER, after Q
lingering illness in the sd year Of his age.
sTE1GBR or the 2i,h instant, at Brightvood, ,
Howard county, hd., residence ~ WIN. T. steis e. !,
Etq., BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, aged years, MONTH
and day, sen II b. y. aud Martha L. Steieer.
The funeral " Ill take place st Oak Hill Oemetery
on Tuesday next, Of s:s0 .. m. 1t
WHITING. On Sunday morning, 81 2 O'clock,
In the 43d year of her age.
Funeral on Tuesday, at O'Clock, from her late
residence, $50 18th street southwest. Friends aud
relatives are invited.
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EVENING STAR


50 100000 PROFIT TO Oxr MAN ON SEW
ING MACH1NEs-Sia0ers WA motion has
been made before the surrogate at White
Plains 10 admit the will OF the late Isaac
Merritt Singer, the sewing machine haven't
n. To probate. The property beg aea thed
r, aches about 50 100000. IL was dated in
in, v, $50, i'm Paris, and covers seven sheets
OF 70. Nscap. The bequests are twenty ave in
numb, ", but include but one OF Singers
wives His first wife, Martha Haiey. of
Brooklyn. he married in 1850 but in 1863 she
procured a divorce from him on the ground
OF infidelity Her son, VIM. A Singer, q
member of th,N Singer manufacturing COM
pany, receives Nut $500. Her daughter. LII
liam, receives slO 900. He then married Miss
Mary Ann Foster. OF New York. but In two
years she also obt Mined a divorce for I'M
faithfulness. Her su. -yiving children are TO
divide 81 10000. Bef. re the latter divorce
proceedings were concln 1ed singer married
a Miss Mary McGonigal, OF san Francisco,
who was also called Matth sws. To her i've
children he bequeaths anot. Ter el l5o. 900. A
child by another mother a. I'd called Alice
Singer, receives $500 900 In 4 ga Singer LEFT
for Europe, and there married lady who
now calls herself Mrs. Isabella r. singer.
He lived with her 20 the time of us death,
and regarded her as his only real v lie, and
her children as his only legitimate ol'spring.
He bequeathed TO her a life interest N his
estate IN England, which Is valued at - Ioo.-
600, with a reversion to her children at Der
death. He also left her STo0, 600 from his e.
tate in this country, and 10 her childreu'
IS 500 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

~Now the female with thin shoes maketh
music on the sweet catarrh.
1"Old perhaps" is the disrespectful name
given by some newspapers TO our yeneratei
~Now they have monogram waistbelts.
They look, the monogram part, at dis lance
like labels on tea boxes.
~Ladies who admire house plants ought
TO know that the oleander Is poisonous and
dangerous.
H-"My husband" says a lady, sis the
most even-tempered pes n In the world-he
is always mad J"
Der twelve shoes, sir; but here is q pair of
large Mines" Customer-"Nines DO yer
take me for Cindereller?"
Little Harry, i've years old, was called
temptation he turned TO his expectant papa
with: 1--WE didn't need thatp
~Worcester Press-Herr Bulow is SO
short that he has to have q creeper piano
but little Herr Bulow, nor wants that little
long,"
- Thomas Callahan, charged at New
York with the murder OF his mother, ha ;
second degree, and sentenced 10 sevea years
In the state prison.
nUThe jail at Lawrence, Mass, overflow
Ing with criminals, the sheriff telegrapaet 70
Worcester, Fitchburg and East Cambridge
for accommodations, but In each case the
answer was "all full"
~Spanish moss, 20 abundant In the
southern states, 10 the salvation OF the
Gus elements In thaatmosphere. Tue living
moss IL greenish gIay, and often grows % or
80 feet long, tipped with q tiny trumpet
Q single oak Often carries moss DIR ssxing of
Is tons.
0A youth was rushing around the cor
per, saying, "An want 10 this world is TO
lay my hands on himl" He presently came
upon boy weighing abeut ten pounds more
than himself, and ruahing 1t him, he ex-
claimed, "Did you lick my brother Ben 20
.res. DID, saad u boy, dropping his hun-
tinued the other I'D, backing slowly away,
he needs nokin' once week 70 tssch him