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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-07
LaunhIln,s Infant Cordial.

Ihe emu scure Wheh tecihlhB-tO relieve imam.
Cole Pains, 10 promote Sleep to cure Summer Com.
plant. This We consider ono Of the most valuable
remedies To 10 kept In tho family when tho CL!.l.
lrCn are cutting their teeth. Wei are selling thou.
Nnds Of bottles, and have to hear the first person
say II Is not all werecOmmCnl II to H..
MOTHERS, have you n tickiV i,Cihing Jdbc that
TuRSs tho HOURS Of SlGIIT (whcn you ~ long fUr
rcsD Into ono LOSd, WEARY DAYTIME Ol wnREl.
NEST and CARE2 ry--Cry-Cry-alld day aud oil
night long, II you have liIitn 10 roIIon, be com
WINGED, hesitate no iOHgcr-a FRw drops Of lHFAST
CORDIAL and your child WILL IL PACIFlED, and
swRHT, REFRESHING SLEEP will take the place VI
wAKEPUL SUFFERING. Procure At once a bottle
Sold by all Druggists and
LAUGIItIN BROS. 4 co, Propretor,
Wheeling, W. Va.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-18

Is. reacted 10 755<@75fs Panama opened ct l26,
but fell on TO Us. then advanced TO 10, and
closed at lSal25Z; Ohios fell on to l73<, but re-
covered TO lS1z; 50. Paul was frm a. s5s<9SSsz.
number OF the stockholders OF the Toledo,
wabash q Western railroad met to-day 70 take
measures TO resist the foreclosure of the road
by holders OF gold bonds. IL was resolved TO
appoint q stock holders protective committee,
who are to establish an ONCE and employ conn
sell and prepare themselves to give any desired
information as to the road. The stock is to be
taxed 30 cents q share, and the certificates 10
which receipts for this amount are attached are
10 be marked az "assenting stock, and IL posi-
bic: placed on the list OF the stock exchange
under this added name. The committee are
authorized 10 receive any proposition which
may be made by the bondhoiders looking to a q
amtcable settlement. The directors of the Pacific
Mail 10 day appointed q committee to settle un-
adjusted accounts with the Panama Company.
transactions on Stock Exchange were $4,000
shares, of which 1000 were Pacific Mail, l4,O00
Western Union. 5000 Northwestern, 5000 st.
Paul, 1900 Erie, $500 st. Joseph, 3O,0oO Lake
Shore, 1900 Ohios, 500 Union Pacific and l.5UO
Missouri Pacific.
CONVENIENT sHCURITIES.
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MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.
NEW YORK, November II.


Money market easy at 394H per cent; closed
at per cent.
Mercantile paper 69S per cent.
Custom receipts, sS25,000.
Assistant treasurer disbursed s64S,ooo
Cearings sSl.0OO.000.
Sterling Exchange is quoted at "a siis for so
days, and 81 $50 for sight.
Produce exports. 81, $500.
Gold opened at ll414, fell OF to ll41t, and later
advanced to ll45s, at which IL closed.
Rates paid for carrying were and 2
per cent. loans also made dat.
governments firm.
Railroad bonds are In good demand at slight
decline.
state securities irmer for Tennessees. but
the rest are are quiet.
Stocks were weak and lower in the early deal
ings, with a decline ranging from a TO per
cent, but tow ard o'clock the market became
Quiet and prices recovered from 4 to "A per cent.
AT the close stocks were quiet. with prices at
about the lowest of the day. The most active
stocks were Pacific Mall, Lake Shore, western
Union, Erie and Ohlo's. Lake Shore declined to
$50; Pacific Mail to 40A; North western 10 SIS
Union Pacific TO ~; Hannibal st. Joseph TO
2SZ, preferred 10 28 and Michigan Central 10 b.
J Western Union, after advancing nom 755s TO
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Rye-Ss@ssc. Corn--Aotiye; old yellow 75@7se
new yellow e2Hc; oass-Negiected; white lle
4sS; % sas ss ssHe meas
isels11c. Lard-isels5zc. whisky-I IT, But
ter-Quiet; nne grades only wanted; New York
state and Bradford county 1.ss ssc .s Western
extras 309S2c: Western firsts N@2sc; rolls,
sntTss Sea-; rolls Tss $50 Sheess-Dul
MILWAUKEE, Nov. H.-FIour-Unchanged.
Wheat.Quiet; No Milwaukee spring q i5sz;
y no ,oil. h hrsss spring loA; Soysmbsr
s2:4c: Corn-Easier and in good demand.
No Sc. oais-Fair demand and lower
SS s Ns and Il u
sprng &c. g Oa& c snri Sa Non
sli seeis 10. 5. P. Hs@s~At id5zsile. Dry
Quiet and nominal; wheat. to Bui1alo. sc; to
oswsgo Sc; ReceiptszFlour. 5000 barrels;
barrels; wheat 1900 b1sh esn fi0ui ''O'
BALTIMORE, Nov. H.-Flour-Dull; Western
superdne 81 6Oal 5O extra 81 5oe5 rs;
e fsnb,y IS o 5s g. Wheel %,Is and On
Oats-Dull; mixed zOsiI white zs@4S1zc
Rye--Dull and lower a. 749s2c. Hay-Nm,
s So Bulk oI roTkA S 3
Good demand at ls4gl4c. Hams-At l51lslsc.
k5asrd.oaiet refined ned ul4!ssIlHe BSitsI-
ieam.paiI;. crude &c; refned la5ssIsc
Conee-Nom1nal; Rio csEgoes l5sz920Zc;
jobbing lS149slAc. Whisky-Firm at 81 II.
TOLEDO. Nov. l7.-Flour-Fair and firm.
Wheat-Fair and advanced; No white Wa
bash 81 Al No white Michigan 81 30; extra 81 Al
amber Michigan 81 IS; Decembersl 20; old 81 Is;
No : red winter 81 "a; No q red winter, Dayton
and Michigan 81 20: rejected red 9l1zc- Corn
Ftrmer and held higher; high mixed, Novem-
mixed: 63c; new $50; no grade, new 49Hc.
OatszzFirm; No2 5!16; Michigan 35c; rejected
Sic. Freights-Unchanged. Receipts-Flour, loo
barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels; oats, 800 bushels. Shipments-Flour,
5000 barrels wheat, 2s,Oo0 bushels; corn, 5S CO..
bushels: oats. q, 900 bushels.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. H.-Cotton-l2zc. Flour
Unchanged. Wheat-Firm; sound on arrival,
red 81 10; amber 81 l59l %: white 81 25@l S.
Confirm. Oats-Unchanged. Rye-Steady at
75a77c. Hsy-Unchanged. Provisions-Un-
changed. Lard -Herce at H9l4Hc. Whisky
81 III. Observation-Disclosures.
CLEVELAND. Nov. H.-Petroleum-Quiet;
quote standard white lie at g1sc; prime white
$50 at l05sc, in car lots.
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A. @ A r D
Trade Palace. Oct. z.

Trade palace, OCT. H.
To the Country Readers:
We respectfully ask your fmme-
date attention to the best selected
1tock OF Dry Goods, Notions and
Millinery ever brought 70 this city.
BY giving our Individual attention
10 buying in New York, we have
secured a line OF Silks, Black
Goods Dress Goods. Dometios,
Woolens. FIannels, Shawls, Table
Linens, Blankets, Comforts, Mo-
tons and Millinery at such rates
and on such terms as enables us
to offer the lowest prices known
since 1892, Our prices are alike to
all, and Changers as welI as 9TH
srs will find ct no other house
more a;trscti| goods or lower
prices.
L. 8 AYRE5 81 CO.,
TRADE PALACE.
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ropE1GN Markets.

LONDON, Nov. I7-5 p. M.-The rate of discount
in open mars ct for mo Aths' bills is $50
27S per cent, being lh@l1s per cent lower than
the Bank OF England rae. COnsois for money,
bonds-5-SOs. 1866. I31z; o-2Os 1851 1855; l04 S,
l0isz; new SIS, lOSH. New York CenIral, SO:
Erie. IA. and Erie preferred, ". Tallow-At
SIS Sd.
PARIS, Nov. l7.-Rentes, 6n 75c. -s
FRANKFORT, Nov. H.--Amerioan securities-
New IS, sS1s. ~. ~
ANTwERP, Nov. l7.-Fins American petro.
leum, Z1si.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov, H.-BEEF CArTLE-Receipts
1900 head; quiet and steady with full prices:
common to extra shipping 81 0O@6 30; veal
calves 50 0O09s ~: shipments 500 head.
HOGs-Receipts 23,0v0 head; dull; buyers and
sellers apart. prices tending downs ard, the
few sales made being l0a25 cents per cwt. lower !:
sales range from So 75d7 81, chiefly packing, at
ST 9O97 0J shipping at 81 0O 81 20 extra al ~ 5o
shiDments, 800 head.
SHEEP-ReceipLs l,soO head: dull, weak and
unsettled; common to choice at So OO94 so,
chiefly IS 60(g4 On.
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EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET.

EAST LIBEErY. PA, Nov. n.-BEEF CATTLE
The receipts to-day were 49S head, all for
sale here, making a total of $40 head for the
days past; best at Sc 0Oa1 so; medium at 50 009
%: common at So O094 90.
HoGs-The receipts 10 day were 9l5 head,
making a total of 4, Is head for the last days.
Workers at 81 1907 30; Philadelphias at ~ 6V9
so.
SHKEP-The receipts to-day were 5000 head,
making total offs, 100 head for the last days.
Selling at 81 eOa5 81.
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YHIToRs ON ,CHANaR TO-DAY.

VHIIOkS ON 1CHANdH TO-DAY.
A. Burke, Thorntown; Z. 8. Easton. Peoria,
ILL.,; L. X. Miller, worthington; ]. T. McMurry
and A. Pratt, Putnam county; o. T. Hinton,
Kokomo; Martin Slaughter, Brooklyn; NJ. H.
Clarke. Noblesville; John Lamptner, Cham
paisn, H.: w. Paddock, Tsrre Haute: j. II.
Davis, Mooresvillo; A. p. senters, CharIottes-
Vile; J.. r. Myers. city; j. w. Flanagan, New
Britton, Ind. H. U. Parker, Fort Wayne; T. A.
Slack, Toledo; Charles Rapps, CaJlin, ILL.,; W. A.
Fordice, Waveland, Ind; y. Blair, Plaindeld !;
III II Smith. Chicago.
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Notice is hereby given that the undersgped
has been appointed by the Marion civil Circuit
Court of Marion county, Indiana, administers,
tor ofthe estate OF John T. fhemister. Jr, late OF
ssid county, deceaked. said estate is supposed
to be solvent. LEMUEL r. MONTAGUE
November IL, 1875. Adntnfstrator.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON,, Nov. 7.-Wool-Feelng firm and
prices sustai q ed with good demand from man
U acturers; supplies continue TO come forward
quite freely from the West. Fine heeces now
going into consumption quite rapidly; sales OF
X and Xxx Ohio and Pennsylvania deeces at 46
G4Sc; xxx and No. fieeces 4Se50c: Michigan
demand for comblug and delaine heeces, sales
being readily made at 50@62c for washed and
409i5c for unwashed; pulled woods In fair de-
mand at 35ajOc for superfiue and extra.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. H-Dry goods-busi ness
was light with commissi on houses, and Jvboers
ana importing branches were dull cotton
goods are in limited request, but brown sheet
Ings had an upward tendency, and Atlantic A
and are held at value by agents; plaid prints
are in STEADY demand. but faucies are quiet ex-
cept at Job prices fancy cassmeres fairly active:
fianneIs and blankets quiet; Sprague's fancy
prints have been closed out 70 Claim.
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BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BUFFALO, Nov. I7-CATTLE-Receipts sos; to-
tai for the week 5,S48. Market slow ana dull
prices unchanged.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 1900: total for
the week 1900. Market fairly active for Canada
stock receipts light, quality good and demand
brisk all offerings find ready sale at fuIl strong
last week's quotations: Western sheep slow but
firm at last weeks prices.
HoGS-Recelpts $500; total for the week y, 600
Market moderately active; Workers s7@7 I6;
heavy hogs 81 l597 40: one load Of very extra
S. gu yards full of unsold stock.
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new YORK. OorroN MARKET.

NEW YoRK, Nov. n.-Cotton-Quiet: mid
ding upland 10 S-ls@lsszc. Futures-ln de-
mand; November, Is s-l6c; December, IL l-l6c;
January. IL $3.50; February. IL 9-f2c; March,
IL 7-l8c: April, 1870; MAY, 10 25-Szc; June,
Is 3I-S2c; July. IA Lido: August, IA 5-32c.
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00lC lQ1 0blOCb 4u4U1 OAOUECubs
By virtue ofa certain precept to me directed.
by the Mayor of the city OF Indianapolis. lndt-
ana, and duly attested by the clesk of said city,
under the corporatsseal of said city. will on.
SATURDAY, December 18th. 1885,.
SELL at pubic auction, at the City Court Room
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. L., and
O'Clock p. M, OF said day, the following de.
scribed lot or parcei OF land, or 30 much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the sum herein
after named as assessed against such premise
for street Improvement, anu all costs, TO wit:
Lot No. eight (9 In MoKernan and Yandes'
subdivision of oulIot No. one % IL Drake and
May hew y second addit on 10 ibecity OF lnolan-
spoIis, Marion county. Indiana, owned by a. H.
Miller, against which - ssts sed the sum OF
eight dollars and fity cents Us 5o) Ior street
Improvement in favox Of Bernard Hammius
contJeetor-
HENRY w. TUTEwIIlER.
City Treasurer.
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Sale for Street Improvement.

BY virtue OF q certain preoept Do nns dirscted
oy the Mayor OF the city of Indianapolis, Indf-
ana, and duly attested by the clerk OF said CITY
under the corporats seal Of said city, 1 Win on
SATURDAY, December utb, 1876,
aeu at public auction, at the City Court Room.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ and
o'clock p. N. OF said day. the following described
iot, or parcel or land, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the sum herein after
named - assessed against such premises for
street fn provenent, and sIl costs, te-wit:
70 feet east side of lot No. forty.two t12) In
YeEers addition to the city of Indianapolis,
Marion county, Indiana, o wned by g. Franken-
stein, against which is assessed the sum OF seven
dollars and twenty-eight cents (s7 2s) for street
Improvement in favor OF Frederick GansberR.
contractor.
HENRY W. TUTKWIBER,
City Treasurer
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NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. IL Observation-Disclosures
copper-Steady. Ingot Lake-Firm; 2sk@23xc
Pigfrop-scotch steady; &>s9S3c; American, l.
@l5c Russia sheet-llSl2>1c, gold. Nails-Dull;
cut 50 Ooes Is: clinch 81 5oe5 60. Horse shoes
No. U0a20
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LIvERPooL, Nov. r-Co,,on-steady: mid
onng upiands oil gSd; Orleans ut sled;
specuiation and export ana 500 bales
american. Lard-At Sos Cd. Bacon-Long Gus
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HOT BLAST CHARCOAL.
Hanging Rock. No. /. per ton..sZ5 00a2s 90 Am
Hanging Kock, No. z, per ton $1,000 Is O092i 00
Hanging Rock, Forge, per ton. ... u OO@22 20
Southern Brands, No. l, per ton... Is W9A W
Southern Braud Forge, per ton. 81 O1@
Virginia. No. /, per ton "a U0925 90
Virginia, No. 2, per ~ 5g93 90
Virginia Forge, per ton. Il O092 W
STONE-COAL AND COKE.
Hanging Rock No. l, per ton.-...-. q oO92i co
Hanging Rock, Forge. per ton "a O19
Red short, No. !, per ton-............... n U09
Red Short, forge, per ton "a (0Sg
Am. Scotch, No. !, per ton.~........ "A OU925 %
COLD BLAST.
Hanging Rock ,CarWheel. per ton.. 40 00950 90
Missouri, Car Wheel, per Jon.....-. IS Olsi0 W
southern Brands Car Wheel, ton.. 80 O0g4D W
Machinery and Forge. per ton..-... ~ OO9So VI
Blooms, per ton....................:...--.
L. X Ii.
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Sale for Street Improvement.

""S@~ AVA
BY virtue or a certain precept to me dIrecsef,
by the Mayor OF the city of Iodaua polls, Indi--
ana, and duly attested by the clerk of said city,.
under the corporate seal Of said city, win on
SATURDAY, December 1Ith, 1875,
sell at public auction, at the City Court Room,
between the hours or 10 O'Clock A. N. and J.
OF or parcel ofland, or so mucn thereof as may
be necessary TO satisfy the sum hereinafter
named as assessed against such premises for
street improvement, and all costs, to-wit:
Lot No. one ID in. square No. seventy zone ar
In the city of INDIANAPOLIS, Marion county, In
diana, owned by Sarah j. Watson, against
which is assessed the sum OF two hundred and
ninety two dollars and fifty cents (s292 SOY tor
street impI ovement in favor OF Bruner & Rlner,
contractors.
HENRY. w. TUrEWILER.
City Treasurer.
indianapolis, Ind -, November 18th. 1875.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.

INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET,
INDIANAPOLIS, WEDNESDAY, Nov. IL.
There were 800 head of good cattle at the
Exchange Stock Yards, about all of which were
sold at prices ranging from 81 90 TO 81 40 for
choice butchers cattle. Prospect fair. six car
load were shipped. The following are the quo
tations.
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By virtue of a certain precept to ms directed
by the Mayor Of the city of Indianapolis, lndi-
ana, and dulv attested by the clerk of said city,
under the corporate seal of said city, will on
SATURDAY. December 18th, 1878,
sell at public auction, at the City Court ROOM,
between the hours or 10 O'Clock A. N. and
O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, the folio wing described
lot or parcel OF land, or 30 much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter
named assessed against such premises for
street Improvement, and all costs, to-wit:
Lot No. sixty (60) in Vsjen's south addition TO
the city of Indianapolis. Marion county, Indi-
ana. owned by John II. VsJen against which is
assessed the sum or seven dollars and eighty
cents 81 S0) Tor street improvement in favor
OF Frederick Gansberg, contractor.
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CINCINNATI IRON MARKET.

CINCINNATI. WEDNESDAY, Nov. IL, 1875.
PIG IRoN.-We note an improved demand for
both foundry and mill iron, prices remaining
about the same
HOT A
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SENTINEL THURSDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1875

sibIlity of piling up grain in Western ware
houses and running empty trains"
SALE ON ,oHANaK TO-DAY:
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HENRY W. TUTKwILER.

City Treasurer.
indianapolis. Ind, November 18th, 1875.
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City Treasurer.
Sale For Street Improvement.

Indian apolis, Ind, Nov. 18th, 1875.
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N Office OF ADMINISTRATION.

Indianapolis, Ind, November 18th. 1875.
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Sale for. Street Improvement.

indianapolis, Ind -, November 18th, 1875.
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TRADE QUOTATION

IhADE QUOIAI1O1Nos
iQuotations are gwen Tor the buying prices on
grain and produce, and the selling prices for
d5ur and other merchandise.
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Kerosene.

The statistics kept by insurance COM
panies show that thirty per cent. OF all
fires originate from the use of kerosene.
Invention has been at work to produce
safety lamps and oil that will not explode,
and yet few are the households where
these articles are in use One finds
glass lamps everywhere, frequently in
the hands of children and careless ser
wants, and the wonder is that more fires
do not consume property and destroy
human life. There are several safety
lamps that fully deserve that name, and
every one of them is made of metal, glass
being entirely ignored. The price is
somewhat above that of the glass lamp,
and with reason; but those families who
have once felt the pleasantness of secu-
rity from fire which these safety lamps
afford, will be slow to go back to the
dangers of the ordinary lamp.
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GOOD ST. NICHOLAS.
The Kind Old Saint Who Started the Prac-
tice of Giving Christmas Presents.

The Kind Old Saint Who Started the Prac-
tice of Giving Christmas Presents.
st. Nicholas lived over /, 400 years ago
in the city of Patara, in Asia Minor. He
is said to have been from the first a
wonderfully sanity child, and when he
became n man, though he was but a
simple citizen, he rose, through his ac-
tive piety, to be Bishop of Myra. Won
derful stories are related of his good
de eds, and some of them are commem-
Grated to this day in the various
churches of Europe. Over the altar
in the Church of st. Nicholas at
Client, is large painting of the very
scene told of in the narrative follow
ing
A wealthy gentleman in Asia, the
story runs, sent his two sons to Athens
to be educated. He charged the boys
at parting to stop at Myra on their way
and pay their respects to his reverence,
TIE Bishop. The boys reached the city
at night, and took lodgings in an inn,
intending to make the promised call in
the morning
Now, the landlord was very wicked
man, and when he saw the boys rich
store of baggage he resolved to rob and
murder them. So when the poor boys
were asleep, he crept up to their room
and dispatched them, and, to conceal his
terrible deed, he cut up their bodies and
packed them in a pickling-tub with some
pork, intending to sell the whole to some
ship in the Adriatic
Now good st. Nicholas that night saw
it all in dream, and in the morning he
put on his pontifical robes (for he was
now an Archbishop, and, with his
crozier in his hand, went in holy indig-
nation to the inn.
The landlord was greatly frightened
when he saw the Archbishop, aud on
being accused, fell upon his knees and
confessed his crime.
St Nicholas next went to his tub in
all his pontifcals, and he passed his
hands over the boys, who ut once hoped
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PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
Meeting of State Oranges - Flourishing
Condition of the Order-A Grand En-
campment to- be Held at Philadelphia
Next Year.

Next Year.
ILLINOIS.
The Illinois State Grange met at Champaign
on the 14th of December, nearly every county
in the State being represented. The address
OF Grand Master Colder represented the order
to be in healthy condition, and steadily grow
ing in membership. The State Purchasing
Agent gave gloomy account Of the Grange
Purchasing Agencies, and thought they would
never be a success unless some plan for their
operations was devised different from the no
plan which now existed. The salaries OF Off
Gers for the next year we're fixed as follows
To the Master, S4O0 Lecturer, $3.50 per day
and actual travelling expenses; Treasurer,
$500 Secretary, $500 and actual office ex-
penses.
INDIANA.
The Indiana State Grange met at Indian
apolis on Tuesday, the 14th inst. Delegates
were present from all except five counties.
Henry James, Grand Master. in his address
stated that the condition OF the order exceeded
the most eanguine expectations. Ii was out of
debt, and 10000 in the treasury. During the
year the State Agency in this city had handled
over $500, 900 worth of goods, at an expense of
III per cent. Eighteen counties had organized
Pomona oranges, bat they did not give general
satisfaction, owing to the fact that all fourth
degree members were not admitted during the
session. Master James advocated the consider
alton of manufactures, which were fast be-
coming an important factor to tho success of
the Granger. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Master. Henry
James, Marion Overseer, Archibald Johnson.
Charlottesville Lecturer, b. +. Hand, Pendle-
ton; Chaplain, Pauline Paddock. Union
County; Steward, j. $. Phillips, Lebanon /:
Treasurer, j. +. Ohphant Lawrence County /;
Secretary, G. c. Post, Starke County
IOWA.
The State Grange of Iowa met at Des Moines
on Tuesday, December ii. There were over
100 delegates present. The officers report the
order ln the State as being in prosperous
condition. A number of proposed amendments
TO the constitution made by the National
TRANCE were considered and promptly ratified.
The meeting was very harmonious. The fol-
lowing officers we're elected Master O. H. T.
buchanan, OF Henry County; Overseer, +. II.
Bonham, Clark Count Lecturer, Julia A. Gar
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-12-04
WINS 1t MURDER

CHICAGO, Dec. "A decided
sensation was created late yester-
day afternoon by the discovery
of the bodies of beautiful woman
and female infant packed in a bar
rel at the Adams Expeess Compa-
ny's Office. The woman's body
was destitute OF all clothing ex-
cept stockings. The bodies were
taken to the m0rgue. The barrel
was directed to s. X. Green & Co.,
Iowa City, Iowa The truckman
who took the barrel to the expires.
Office says he received 1t at a house
near the corner OF oath street and
Wabash avenue. one Of the most
aristocratic portions of the city.
From all appearances the woman
had recc...iy' given birth to the
child. There were but few marks
on the body, and nothing to show
how death had ensued.