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Baltimore Tobacco Market
BALTIMORE, November l, lS7

BALTIMORE, November !, 1870.
Dear Sir:
Since the issue of our last circular Of
the 18th ultimo, the transactions in Ohio
tobacco amount to 1000 hhds, bought
principally by Messrs. Bros. Boninger,
for France and Duisburg; recent sales
have been made at further decline, and
ut present our market is weak and has a
decidedly downward tendency. The
market for Kentucky, Virginia and
Maryland tobacco is also dull and droop-
ing.
Mcssrs. Bros Beningcr now condne
their purchases only to small lots Of Duis-
burg tobacco, and are very particular in
their selections, and are not willing 10
pay former prices, As they have no COM
petition in the market. Agents find il
difficult to dispose OF the tobacco, and are
compelled 10 make some concessions IN
order to effect sales.
The stock in agents hands amounts ~
) 300 hhds, and besides spectators hold
about !, 200 hhis, making total Of A.
500 hhds, and the probability Is that the
largest portion OF this tobacco will have
to be carried ever to next wear. Ac-
cordlng to reliable information it seems
that the new crop will reach fully $1,000
hhds. and may even exceed this figure,
and with the amount of old tobacco
likely u be carried over We will have at
east 10000 hhds 10 be disposed of next
year. As the general demand for OHIO
tobacco absorbs only about 10000 hhds,
It is plainly visible that we cannot eA-
pcct to dispose OF this quantity unless
prices rule moderate.
In our previous circular We named
s. % AS II safe price to be paid for the
new crop, but owing TO lhe adverse cir
cumstances of our market aud the DIS
couraging prospects for tobacco, We would
advise our friends to reduce this figure.
We think not over 81 80 should be- paid
now for good sound average crops, and
s. 90 should br paid only Tor extra fine
crops; even Mt these figures buyers viii
have 10 run some risk.
We learn that a lot Of common aud
partly frosted Ohio tobacco has just been
sold in the Bremen market, netting only
( cts. The inspections of Ohio tobacco
are 1918 hhds, against 20, COG hhds same
time last year. The shipments OF all
kinds of tobacco from this port are 2S,-
so hhds against k99l hhds in 1894
The stock OF all kinds Of tobacco IN
warehouses and on shipboari, not cleared,
Is l2.2l2 hhd.. Yours, truly,
WUKINS & BEALL.
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Injunction Against Canada PresbJ-
terians.

MONTREAL, November 4--To-day
Judge Mackay caused a writ Of injunc-
tion to be issued preventing the Board OF
Managers of the Temperatures Fund OF
the Presbyterian Church in Canada, IN
connection with the Church OF
Scotland, from transferring 1t
to the newly formed Presbyterian
Church in Canada a writ was issued on
petition of Rev Gavin Lang and other
uon-unionis;s, who mmutain that the
fund. which amounts to hundred and
five thousand dollars, is the property OF
the Chur ch o. Scotland and cannot 90 to
the uewly founded church.
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Pork Packers, Convention.

KEoKUK, November AN adjourned
meeting Of the Pork Packers Conven-
tion held at Quincy one year ago was held
in this city to-day. Delegates were pres
ent from large number Of points in
Illinois, Iowa and Missouri. Resolutions
were passed recommending the adoption
of the rules and regulations adopted by
the National Pork Packers Convention
recently held in st. Louis, favoring the
discontinuance of buyers on
commission, and prescribing Il
deduction for unmerchantable hogs,
and agreeing to pay farmers, drovers and
shippers of hogs in their respective
localities, prices relative to those ruling
in Chicago, st. Louis and other large
packing points.
Reports made by delegates from diff
ferent localities, indicate that the crop in
this section will be equal to that OF last
year. \ serious results are apprehcndec
from the ravages of hog cholera.
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4 Newspaper Man Indicted for Deni-
Ing Crooked whisky.

ST LoUIs, November 4.-The Giojs-
Democrat today, referring to the IN
dlctmen,s found by the United States
Grand Jury against prominent citizers
for implication in whisky frauds, and
al u led to in these dispatche, last night,
connect. with them Wm. Mckee, prln-
ci3sl proprietor OF that paper, and Con,
stantlne Mcguire, late United States
Internal Revenue Collector. The G'obc-
Democrat SAYS Mr.. Mckee Is ready for
trial. and that the public may rely upon
his full and complete v!ndicat.on when
the question of his guilt or innocence Is
made in court.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, November i.-Beeyes-
Fresh arrivals 1890 head making s.
900 head for three days, against 2C5O
for the same last week. The quality
was mainly common, with large T"y-
ans and Cherokee cattle IN demand. Mar.
ket dull Mt about lat Mondays quota
tions. Very poor to extra native oxen
and steers to l&n; ordinary t. good
steers generally 9tCall3c: poor To good
Texans aud Cherokee 54a sc, with the
bulk Of sales at 7!msc.
Sheep and Lambs - Receipts 1870
head, making ll,G2O head lor three
days against 500 Tor the same time
last week. The market was firm and
fairly active yesterday, bu. dull to-day
and weak at i4@5ic for sheep and G@
&c for lambs, with one car load at : r..
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

y .arge building will be erected on
the Centennial grounds, at Philadelphia,
Tor the display Of goods of the shoe
manufacturers and tanners of the coun-
try.
The sudden death of G.. j. Jcwett, of
Philadelphia. at the St. Nicholas Hotel,
New York, on Wednesday, disturbed
one or two stocks in which he WAS
large operator. He was brother of the
Erie receiver, II. j. Jewetl.
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CoIored Conservative Tnrcatencd.

MEMPHIS, November Some eX-
citement was caused here last night by
Ed. Shaw, colorcd, going to Church. ;
saloon and threatening TO cut the throat
OF Mr.. Younger, colorcd, n speaker from
st. Louis, for stumplng Mississippi for
the Conservatives. Younger Appended to
the Chief of Police, and that officer sent
some men to protect him, but Younger,
fearing Shaw would incite other negroes
to murder him, changed his lodging.
There was terrific ram and thunder
storm here last night.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-Petro.
leum-S.ow; refined l@ci crude lOic.
Clover Sccd-9GlOc. F.our-Iuactlyc;
Iown, Wisconsin and Minnesota family
IS 25G7 90; high grades s. 5j@s -
Whcat-Uuchange Rye-1jc. Corn
Firm; yellow 40, 15c; mixed IitEr7jc
Oats-DulI; white iOH i9ci miNod 3i'a
36c. Whisky-Frm at 81 II. Butter
steady: New York and Bradford county
extra 3la35c; frsts Boa &c; western
extras 3OM@2ci fr,ts Pa 2Jc. Cheese
Quiet; western fine l2!ml3s. Eggs-
Firm. we..ern lre.h Bio 70
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wisconsin Democrats CIaImi IA Vic
tOry

CHICAGO, November "a special to
the journal and Post says: Returns re-
ceived at Madison, Wisconsin, last night
and this morning have decidedly chang
ed the complexion Of the election in
that State and have created considerable
excitement. The Democrats claim that
their whole ticket is elected, Taylor's
majority being the smallest ard that Of
other candidates larger. The Assembly
is claimed by both parties and will be
very close The Republicans claim
Ludington's election byabout 5000 ma
jyrity. Further returns areawai.eG with
much anxiety.
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Double Fast Mail Trains TO be Run.

WASHINGTON, D. C., November A.
When the additional fast mail service
from New York westward goes into op-
Grafton on the first, there will be two
postal car trains run daily between Pitts
burgh and points which will be definite
ly determined hereafter, but General
Tyner says it is probable the st. Louis
connections, SO far as postal car service
is concerned, will be made with the fast
morning train from New York.
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Horrible, Cold BIoodcd, Startling
Murder.

INDGANAPoLIs, November 1.-The
Kokomo Tribune publishes the following
/ in an extra this afternoon: One of the
| most horrible, cold bloodcd, startling
murders that ever happened in the State
was perpetrated last night near Green
| town, Howard county. The Coroner
was notified of the affair about o'clock
this morning, and is now present holding
an inquest. The particulars of the affair
are as yet very meagre but rs near rs
we can learn are rs follows: David
Robinson came to town yesterday,
and bought a suit ofcothcs anda revolver;
went home and showed the purchases to his
family, and ate supper. His brother and
another man were at his house, and Rob
inson seemed TO want them to leave, and
Anally persuaded them to 90 to church.
Robinson WAS III good humor and appear
ed perfectly sane. Some time after they
had left, Robinson remarked to his wife
that il would have been well If little Dan,
his son. had died two weeks ago, and SAID
he had attempted to Kill the child. He
then drew his revolver ana fired at Il
second son who was lying III bed, and
turned and shot ut his wife Terrified
and crazed with fright, Mrs. Robinson
ran out of the house and the oldest
boy, eight years Of a=e, started to
follow. Robinson shot him IN the
,ucc. but the bail glanced and failed 10
hurt him badly. The father then struck
him in the back of the head with IL cnaIr
and made bad wound, but the son sue.
ceeded in getting out of doors with bis
mother. Robinson then deliberately
took razor from box near hIm and
approached his little girl, his only
daughter, who was lying in bed, and
seizlng her, cut her throat from ear to
ear. He followed this murder by tax
ing the life OF his son, whom he had first
shot in bed in the same manner. Rob.
inson then jumped on his horse, dup
to the time Of tnis writing has Lot been
hunted down.
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uyra Clark Galnesvs. Caleb Gushing

WAsHGNGToY, November 3.-The
suit Of Mrs. VI. Clark Gaines VS.. Caleb
Cushing, pending in specia term many
months. has been referred 10 the general
term. TO be heard by all the judges. The
sui. is for an injunction TO restrain Min
i>tsr Cushing from interfering wiki GER
tam claims that no contends has either
in whole or part been transferred to him
in satisfaction for his services as counsel
for Ms Gaines.
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Another ycrsion-Scvcrai L. =. OIL
cinIs Implicated.

ST. Louis. November 1.-THE inIict-
ment ct William Mckee, senior proprie
tor of the Glybr. Democrat and Colonel
Constantine Mcguire, cX Revenue Col
lrctor oftn district, caused good deal
Of comment to-day, among all classes Of
citizens, but there mas been no notice
able excitement. When Court opened
this morning there were hut few persons
present, and they consisted principally
OF officials, lawyers and the ordinary
court loungcrs Mckee and Mcguire
soo7 after entered in charge Of the
United States Marshal and accom-
panied by their counsel. They
plead not guilty and entered into bond
the former In s. 900 and the latter III
10000 The indictment in general
terms chsrgrs them with conspiracy TO
defraud the government. Inis after
noon and this evening reports are very
Numerous that indictments nave been
found against several other citizens, some
of them ex officials, bit in the absence OF
definite information, their names are
withheld. Several prominent men liv-
ing 10 other States are among them. Sew
raj holding high offices uuder the gov
errrnent are also on the street in this
connection, but dIligent inquiry
failed to elicit facts which would
Justify mention their names
rhe developments Of ofto.morrow are look
ed forward to by certain parties with n
good deal of anxiety, and the genera.
pubic is il a state of great expectancy.
Richard B. Jar-es. late United State.
,torekeeper mere. withdrew the plea Of
not guilty to the indictment pending
against him ard entered a plea o: guilty.
Dispatches from Jefferson City say COL.
John \. Joyce. who has been IN chl-g"
of the Deputy United States Marshal
since his conviction some days ago OF
conspiracy to de:raud the vtrnment.
was remnn.cd to jail today to awai: the
. -
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Toledo Markell.

TOLEDO, November 4.-Flour-Dull
Wheat-Dull and nominal; No. white
Wabash 81 81; No. 3 81 -; No. white
Michigan 81 "a; amber 81 10; SELL
er November 81 O9!. CONFIRM
high mixed 60c; seller year Soc,
new SIC. Oats Firm; No. , spot
and seller November Soc; aeller De
cember 353c; rejected soc.
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NTEsT VIRGINIA, TO-WIT:

IN tho clerk Office Of the Supreme Court
of Appeals On the FIRST Monday IN No-
y,WD,r. Is.1.
+. NE. smith, complainant and appellee,
".
Ulysses y. McClain, Robert McClain, Ju-
la 4. Smith, NrwtOu l.. Ncrly, William
H. Wiley, aud Jane Wiley, h!s wife,
Benjamin +. Jones, Trustee, Marks
Friedman, Charles Epstein and lsnac
Prayer, Executors OF solomon Prayer.
deceased: Charles Epstein, Trustee, 81
mon 60 Il and Lewis Gold, partners as
Cold Bros, Walter Il. Brooks. Assignee
Ia bankruptcy Uf Howard col" q Co; Z.
&. cole, Juuu ". Mccoy, Hnd John Lulz,
ucfcuGanIS;
I. y McClain and Robert McClain, appel.
IaHts.
Upon an appeal rom n decree Of TIA.
Circuit Court of IOddrldg" county, rem
drr.d on the 10th day OF November, l@i.
lhIs day came IN" appellant, by ". L.
Cole. Esq. their attorney, who here nl'H
an affidavit that John I uiz and Newton
q. Nr-Iy, two Of the aforesaid d, PENDANTS,
are nuu-rcsic,u's of thlS state. u il there
tore ordcr,d by publication tor four sue
r.Sslyr weeks in The Wheeling REGtsIHR,
a u,wSrapcr published In the city Of
Wheeling. that the said Jvhn LUiZ ana
Newton 4. N''.y do appear before u"
Judges %: our said supreme court Oi APP
pcaIs, at Wheeling, aiurcsrud. Oh the flGst
Nuuipy Iu december next, thru and there
To have a r,hyurug O' the whole matter
Ina the decree aforesaid contained.
Witness. -. =. Long, Clerk Of our said Su-
prcInc Court - Appeals, the lst day "i No.
vrmbcr, $50, ana In the 18Th year Of the
= ate. y. =. LONG.
\ copy from the record.
ATTEST. .. :. LONG. Clerk.
CoIE,v Mccoy, Solicitors for Appellants
uOy2Oaw-ta
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Almost Certainly
Democratic.

MILWAUKEE, November Tho re-
turns from remote towns that have been
received to-day are generally uniayor-
able for the Republicans. 1t will re-
quire nn official cynvass to determine The
result absolutely. Ludingto2, the Re.
publican candidate for Governor is prob
ably elected by about lOou majority.
The rest OF the Republican ticket is prob.
ably defeated The legislature is stIllin
doubt
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New York Dry Goods Market.

Nrw YORK, November 4.-Businss
was quiet with commission houses and
importers, owing 70 the unfsvorsble
weather. Cotton Goods we're sluggish
except Coeton Flsnnels, which were in
foir demand. Prints remained quiet and
Dress Goods less active. Woolens dull.
The Bulletin says that three hundred cases
Of Westervelt sbawls will be sold at auc-
ton on Thursday, November llth.
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uo-Seasou Commenced.

LOUISVILLE, November 4.-The hog
seasen has commenced here. All that
have been brought to the city are find
ing ready purchasers, who pay as high
as s. 10 piece. The indications are
that a large number of porkers vii! be
slaughtered here during the winter.
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Action of Republican Committee OF
Ohio.

CoLUMBUs, November The Rcpub-
Ncsn State Central Committee met here
for consultation to-day. No business OF
public interest was !, snsac,ei. The Com
mittee adjourned 10 meet on the second
Monday IN January at which time the
time for holding the State convention
will be determined.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market

NEW YORK, November 4.-MoNEY-
4G6 per cent, closing at 293 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Gal per cent.
Customs receipts S42I00O. The Assist
ant Treasurer disbursed S77s,0OO Clear
rngs 100000. Sterling quiet at Al!
@l85.
GoLD-Opened Mt ll45, advanced 10
ll54, reacted to ll4s and advanced to
lljl at which 1t closed. Rates tor car
rying were and per cent. Loans
were also made fiat.
KKNMENTs-StrOng.
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cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND November i.-Whest-
Dull and unchanged; No. , red II 3vi
rejected 81, Confirm and higher
\ gh mixed &C; b.d .ow mixed 65c
Oats-By.ter; No. 4oci no. > Csc;
white Ale. Pstro.cum-U ncAauged.
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Moody and Sankcy Attend
Nnce-

New YORK, November THE Brook
lvn Tabernacle was only half filed this
morningat Moody and Sankey's service,
falling of in attendance, which may be
accounted for by the rain. Alter sing
inc and the 'usual requisites !or prayer,
Mr.. Moody took for his text, "No good
thing will the Lord Withhold from them
that walk uprightly.' 1t always SEEM
ed to him. Moody that people came
nearer to God when there were but tcw
gathered together and be believed they
were nearer to Him this morning. He
hoped they would walk uprightIy and as
was promised IN the scripture nothing
would be Withheld from them by their
God. Slnkey then sang. Deacon Will
liam Richardson of Dr. Fulton's Church
PRAYED Tor its welfare and the restoration
of peace and also asked prayers of the
congregation. Mr.. Moody suggested
holding services Sunday eveaing for non
church going people.
Rev. II. W. Beecher was present dur
ing the services.
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D,rect United States Cable.

New YoRk, November 4-The super
intendent of the direct United States ca
bic. SAWS their cable WAS successfully re.
paired this morning,an that the Faraday
reports the cable after ten months sub
mersion, in as perfect condition as when
manufactured.
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RutThcy RccnperAtc.

The usual throug filled the Brooklyn
rink this evening, and hundreds Were
unable To gain admittance. After the
sin,ing OF the hymn by Mr.. Suukcy, Mr..
Moody preached an eloquent sermon on
the text, seek We the Lord while He is
near, j9th chapter Of Isaiah. He rcbukcd
audience for want of carncstneSs, and
said that he ha grown tired Of the half.
heartedness which was exhibited, He
gave many examples OF what men could
accomplish by being terribly in earnest.
He closed his sermon with an account OF
the conversion of vonng wife in New
castle England, who at first said she did
not want to be Christian. She at.
tended meeting nightly Tor wecks, and
then said she wanted 10 be saved
and she WAS saved. lie read a lette,
from her husband, telling him thar
she had since died and that she had det
voted the last days of her life to Jesus.
work. When | read that letter, said Mr.
Moody, thanked God that had gone
to England. After singing and the
closing PRAYER the congregation was dis
missed, evening meetings being after
wards held in the Simpson NJ. +. Church,
adjoining the rink.
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Fugitive Slave Circular 10 be with
drawn.

LONDON. November 1.-The Pail Mall
Gazette to-day is authorized to state that
Admiral Gays Fugitive Slave Circular
will be withdrawn, and new instructions
will bc issued.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
More Failures.

New YORK, November S.-The FOL.
lowing firms were yesterday reported to
have failed or become embarrassed: w.
J Schloss, dealer in woods; Hathaway *
Kerr, trimmings George Blettcr, WOOL
Joseph Heron, prints and several minor
houses.
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NEW YORK.
New York Democratic by from 5000
To 1000.

ALBANY, November 4.-The evening
JournaL says: Our latest news to-day,
makes the State Democratic by MAORI
ty between 5000 and 5000. The Senate
vii. stand - Republicans to 10 Demo
Gratis, NOR. than two.thirds majority. The
Assembly foots up - Republicans and
j6 Democrats, a Republican majority of
l6. We have special advices from almost
every district.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PlrTsBURGH, November i.-Wneat-
Dull and prices unchanged. Corn
Quiet; ,hcl!rd GI@ jGc pn track; ear D9l9,
zoe. Petroleum-Quiet; crude 81 SIT at
Parker's; refined l5@l3sc Philadelphia
dn.iyerY.
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Revolt Against the KhedIyc

LONDON, November A Daily Ne,cs
special from Alexandria reports that the
inhabitants of kaka. on the " White Nile,
have revolted and defeated the Egyptian
troops, killing one hundred. Reinforce.
ments have been sent.
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Distress Among The British Indus
trial Classes.

New YORK, November 4.-The Lon
don morning Post, OF October %, has q
Berlin dispatch saying; The depression
OF trade is felt so keenly by the Industrial
classes that the Government has been re-
quested, as a means of preventing acute
distress, to resort to measure success
fully adopted in the last two years,
namely: the establishment of loan banks
The Government has not as yet shown
much inclination to accede to the re-
Quest. Serious distress is anticipated
among the industrial working classes
during the coming winter, and apprehen-
sions are also entertained Of crisis in
financial circles.
UnparaIIeIed Failure OF Foreign
HnrvcSts-Faminc Threatened In
RUSSIA.
The same paper also says: Russian
correspondent, to German newspapers
rive a distressing account Of the unpar-
allelcd failure OF this years harvest.
Never before, it is asserted, has failure
been so general in Russia, both in geo
graphical extent and in comprcbensIvc-
ness WIN T'ShII Io crops aH''N'H' nus
slams are still familiar with the distress
resulting from failing crops from their
experience of the Samana famine. That,
however, was merely local famine, but
the present one is general. The entire
cultivated zone Is deprived of its expect
ed harvest. From Oyel to the Crimea,
and from Tambow to Podolsk, it is the
same tale. and there is 10 prospect Of
help for them. All are groaning
under the same load. In other
years, if there is failure Of crops, it
acts on one species, be it root or grass,
but this year all the crops have suffered
alike
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LATER.

Thi, morning hors" was found
hitched ut the junction with no ciaImcr.
Robinson got on to one Of the night
freight cars of the j. =. & &. L. T. un-
known to any one in KoKomo, and the
BODY of man was found one mile from
jackson Station, at \. NJ, by the Cor
oncr's son, of Upton county, and was
identified by w. W. Burns, OF kokomo,
who went to Upton on a freight train
this morning, As that of David Robinson,
who committed the terrible d"eI last
night. 1t is unknown how he met his
acath, but 1t is supposed he either fell oil
or Jumped of the freight and met instant
death. HIS remains were brought to
Kokomo by the noon freight to-day.