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ton can do this, why cannot any six "cit'
liens and Taxpayers" Of any county in
the State enjoin the execution Of any law,
for example, the appropriation law, on
the ground that it initiates against their
interest Us taxpayers.
As has been often shown before,
in the discussion Of the capital
question, the Judiciary can never
override either the Legislative or
Executive departments Of the Govern
mcnt, The Attorney General says that
he knows Of buttwO previous attempts to
restrain, by injunction, the Chief Officer
OF the Executive department from the
execution Of law, and in both cases the
Court declined the jurisdiction. lie then
quotes the well known case Of the State
Of Mississippi rs, Andrew johnson,
Us one Of the instances referred to,
and shows how emphatically the su-
preme Court OF the United States
refused to trespass upon the perogatives
Of the Executive department Of the gov
ernment. And II Andrew Johnson could
not be restrained from executing an act
OF Congress, can John j. Jacob be re-
strained from executing law OF the Leg
islatere2 That's the important question.
The Charleston corner lot sepeculators
say that he can be, but the people gener.
ally say otherwise. We shall soon see
what the Supreme Court Of West Virgin.
ia has to say on the subject.
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Meeting Of Telegraph Commit.
ices.

New YoRK, August 3l.-The commit.
tees Of the Western Union and Atlantic
& Pacific Telegraph Companies, appoint
ed for the purpose Of agreeing on con.
solidation OF the interests Of the two
companies, had another meeting to-day
at which II was stated that an understand.
ing was arrived at, but everybody inter.
ested refused TO disclose It's terms 1t will
be submitted tomorrow to the Executive
Committee Of the Western Union Tele.
graph Company for approval.
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HAyRE, August 81 .-.sleAmship France
from New York, arrived.
NEW YoRK, August Sl.- Arrived
Tho Frlsia, from Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN, August 3l.-Arrived-
Steamships City Of Montreal, from New
York, and Batavia, from Boston.
New YoRK, August, 3l.-Arriyed-
Steamship Tyrnia, from Glasgow.
New YoEK, August 3l.-Arriyed-
Steamship Russia, from Liverpool.
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CHICAGO, August 3l.-This afternoon
about four o'clock four men drove up to
General Anson stager's residence, and
two Of them under pretenco Of looking al
the gas metro entered the house. They
then oyerpowered the servant and de-
manded the key to the closet containing
the silver ware, and threatened to take
her life II she refused to deliver It up
Upon being told that Mrs. stager had the
key In her possession In the East, they
broke in the door Of the closet and secur'
ed the silver ware, the value Of which IL
not now known, and left the premises.
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PHILADELPHIA, August Sl.-Petroleur
-Firmet; refined 1lHallNc; crude s%t
barrels; 6Nc bulk. Seeds-Qulet and un'
changed. Flour-Quiet; no dispo .ltion L
sell; extras 50 25a5 75; high grade 81 75l
8 u. Rye Flour 81 20. Wheat-PriinC
wanted; others dull; old red 81 4s; new
81 4U. Rye-9lc. Corn-Held firmly; vel
low s2aSjc; mixed S2aS9Nc. Uats-0lt
scarce and drm; white Tic. Butter-Flrm
New York and Bradford county extras 3Ot
81 Nc; hrsts 20a3Oc; western extra 2ja27 Nc
rolls extra AA25c. Cheese-Quiet and Gn
changed. Eggs-Flrm; western 2Aa2Sc
Whisky-sl2l,
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A SUCCESSOR TO GEN, PANNELL.-It
will be. necessary for the Governor be-
tween this and the meeting Of the Legis-
lNture in November, to issue a writ Of
election to fill the vacancy in the State
Senate caused by the death Of Gen. Pan
nell, Tho General along with John Gun
ningham, Of Hancock county, represented
the First District in the Senate, The
district comprises the counties ol
Ohio, Brook and Hancock. His successor
must come from this county. Section 49,
page 3Gl, Of the Acts Of 1928, provides
that "a writ Of election TO I'll vacancy
in the Legislature shall be issued by the
Governor, during the recess of the Legis-
lature."
As yet we have heard no one suggested
as the Generals probable successor. II
the Supreme Court decides that the Cap.
itoI Is rightiulIy at Wheeling we ought
to have no difficulty in finding some good
man to I'll tho vacancy.
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VOLUME XXIv,--NUMBER I.

Is generally attributed to the large sales for
long account and a report Of hitch in the
pending negotiations with the Atlantic &
Pacific Telegraph Co, Lake Shore fell of
to 50, and closed at that figure, PacifC
Nail declined to S6A. The directors met
to-day and ratified the contract with the
Panama Company Union Pacific Opeued
and closed at NIX, with sales in the interim
at 72A. Rock Island declined to l06H,
Northwestern to S9h, preferred to 64H,
New York Central to l0SJS, ST. Paul to
S5}S, preferred to 62N, and Erie to l5SS.
Atlantic 4 Pacific Telegraph sold at 20. The
activity in money towards the close helped
to depress the general market. The decline
in stocks caused considerable shifting Of
loans at one time, for call loans were al.
vanced to 6per cent, but after the demand
was generally suppliel there was reaction
to 8 per cent, atwhich rate money was free
ly offered. Just before the Stock Exchange
closed for the day the British Bank OF North
America obtained IN injunction in the
Court Of Common Pleas this morning re.
Strainlng LaidlOw 4 Co. from disposing Of
certain drafts now on their way from Cali.
iornia.
The Post saySin the last hour Of business
the stock market was weak and stocks de.
clincd and money advanced, call loans be.
ing up to 0 per cent. The decline in stocks
was led by Western Union and Lake Shore.
Among the reasons assigned for the heavy
decline In the past two days in Western
Union are the reports that the negotiations
with the Atlantic 4 Pacific have been
broken of and that the latter Is to unite
with the California. Company, and that the
recovery Of n direct cable by the Faraday
will make the opposition to the Western
Union powerful. While these reports are
plausible enough, the real reason is be.
lieved simply to be the sales by recent
large holders onSpCculative account, What
are their motives for selling is entirely
matter Of conjecture, 1t Is generally be.
lieved that the leading Spectator has part.
ed with his stock.
The Telegram says II wou Id not bo sur.
prising II the controlling genius Of the
street should be found after all on the bear
side Of the market, having arranged his
Union Pacific loans satisfactorily,
The market closed ievCrish and dcspond.
ent Sales on Stock Exchange about 2OO,.
600 shares, OF which 2S,OOO were Pacific
Mail, $4,000 Western Union, $4,000 North.
western common, 3,4OO preferred, $500
Rock Island, 1900 St, Paul common, 1900
preferred, O,OOO Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore,
1900 ohios, and G,OOO Union Pacific.
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KANSAS CRY, August 31.-The 9th
annual fair and industrial exposition Of
the Agricultural Association, which opens
here September 18th promises to be the
most successful held In this section. AL.
ready nearly all the available space has
been taken. This Is unprecedented in the
history Of the Association, the number
Of exhibitors exceeding any previous fair.
Gov. Hardin, Of Missouri, and Gov. o.
borne, Of Kansas, have accepted invita-.
tions 10 be present, and JEFF Davis will
certainly be here during the week. The
premiums aggregate $4,000.
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soldiers iIcunlon.

CALDWELL, O., August 3l.-All ar.
rangements for tho soldiers reunion are
com pleted, and visitors are beginning to
come the formal opening Of tic encamp-
ment takes place tomorrow at noon.
Gen. F. Cockerell, Of Missouri; Gen.
Fitzpatrick, and Gen. Jas. s. Ncgley, Of
Pittsburgh; Hon. John Sherman, and
Gen. All. Warner, Of Marietta, and Hon.
Z. DNnfOrd, are expected here tomorrow.
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WAH UEPAHTMENTI
OBBIcE or THE CInRP Bl0NAL OVPICRR.
WASHINGTON, D. O., September ii A. NJ,

WAR UkPAHThkNT,
OPBICE or THB CInHP 8lGNAL OPBICRR. !
WASHINGTON, D. O., September IL NJ,
PROBABILITIES.
For the Ohio valley, Tennessee and the
Gulf States, stationary or slightly rising
barometer, higher temperature, calm and
light southeast to southwest winds, and
clear and partly cloudy weather.
For Lower Lake regions, slightly fall
ing barometer, easterly winds veering to
southerly, continued warm and clear or
partly cloudy weather with increasing
clOudiness.
For the Upper Lake Region, Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
stationary or slightly falling barometer
south to west winds, partly cloudy
weather and rains north Of Missouri,
Wisconsin and Michigan, followed by
clearing and cooler weather in the north
west.
The Mississippi river will continue tc
fall slowly.
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New YoFh iIry GOODS.

NEW YORK, August 3i.-BuSiness fairly
active with commission houses representing
cotton goods, prints, dress goods, shawls
and skirts, but woOlen goods for mems wear
quiet. Woolen aannels In steady request,
and repellahts In moderate demand. Worst.
ed goods continue active. Black cashmeTes
and pure mohairs in better demand. Fancy
woolen hosiery and Cardigan jackets in
moderate request.
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TIE TURF.

HARTFORD, Conn, August 3l.--ThC
fall meeting Of the Connecticut Stock
Brceders' Association opened to-day.
The 2:9S race had nine starters, and
was won by st, Julien in 2t2sI, 2'2Ot
22G.
The 2;2O race had four starters, and
was won by Hopeful in first, second and
ffth heats. Lady Maud took the third
and fourth heats and second money, Lu'
ellie Golddust third money, and Henry
fourth money. Time. 2:lSl, 2:224, 2;l9
2:2Ot. 2:29.
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BALTIMORE, August Sl.-Flour-Firm
and unchanged. W6eat-Firm; No, 2 west.
ern amber ST IS; mixed 81 4s; amber 81 47a
l 50, COrn-Weak and lower southern
white at SIC; do yellow SIC. oats-Dpll
and lower; new southern 4sa52c; western
mixed new 42a44c. Rye-Dull and nomi,
nal, Hay-SIGady and In fair demand and
unchanged. PrOvisionS-Quiet. Pork
S2s 25a92 90. Bacon-ShouldeEs l0al0 10;
rib l3kalSAc; hams l5Ac, LaEd-Dull at
l4slal5C. Petroleum-Firm; crude at SKA
51Ec; refined at llkallKc. COfEee-Un-
changed. Whisky-Sl 22H.
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TOLEDO, August Sl.-F'lout-steady and
firm. Wheat=Dull and lower; No | white.
Wabash 81 43; new 81 80; No. 1 white Nj.
ChigSn new 81 92i extra 81 40; amber Nj
chlgan 81 81 seller September 81 35I<i sell
ef October 81 S6k; new 81 -; No. 1 amber
Michigan newSi 20. Cofn-Quiet aud firm;
high mixed 6S nc; seller SEPTEMBER 0sci no
grade 0SHc; damaged &c. Oats-Quiet
and firmj No. 2 new cash and seller Sep
tember soc; seller October 40c; new white
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COLONEL BEN WILSON is in the city,
Ic entertained company Of his Demo-
cratic conircres at dinner at the St, James
Yesterday. No decision was arrived at
on tbecarrcncy question. 1t is FumOred
tba, the Cadet Commission, now in ses-
sioo. have been deputed by the Colonel to
examine the lay OF the land on this ques-
ton, and report to him whether he shall
be Hard or Soft, The personal predilec-
tion, Of the Colonel are to SOitncss in the
currency, but, as in the Richmond Con-
ycntion, he is bewildered in regard to the
direction the cat will probably jump.
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AtusKouEE, August 3l.-The Seminole
nation are being paid $4,000 to-day, be.
Ing the annual Interest on their invested
funds held by the Government. As this
interest Is due and payable July lst o.
each year, they naturally ask why the de-
lay2 Last year II was not paid till De-
cember, causing loss Of five months In
thFnaI
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MINIATURES, August Sl.- Shook 4
Palmer have notified the manager Of the
Grand Opera House Of this city, where
the 1.-TWO Orphans Is now being perform.
ed by the Mckee. Rankin troupe, that tn-
less The Performance iS discontinued they
will commence legal proceedings.
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GhtGnteIliqetrrer,

THERE was another large failure in
London yesterday, We presume they
must be contracting the currency over
there. Gov. Allen will tell us all about
il in his speech at BelIuirc tonight, lie
will explain his patent, reversible, self
adjusting, o.ciIlating, double back action
pIan for making everything lovely in f.
rorrel
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severe slorm-lIanase 10 IsaiI.
POnlS.

MILWAUKEE, August 3l.-The severt
storms have washed away the track OF the
Niles division Of the Milwaukee & ST
Paul Railroad between 81. Peter juno.
ton and Red Wing, and no train has gol
through since Sunday. II is believed
the damage will be so far repaired to.
morrow that transfer can be effected.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Weak, except North
western consolidated coupon gold bonds,
which sold at 81.
SroCKs.-The stock market opened with
continuation Of the bearish feeling Of
yesterday, and there was n further decline
in prices Of Y to iJS per cent, but later a
more confident feeling prevailed, and there
was a recovery Of y to lK per cent.
The fluctuations yesterday and to-day
were partly speculative, and had no refer.
ence 10 outside situations, which shows signs
of improvement, especially among mef.
chants, who are doing better business as
the season advances. Western Union dc.
clined from sON to 7s'G, and afterwards
rallied to 79ss. Northwestern common fell
off from 4OK to 3sjl, and the preferred
from 55 to 54K, With subsequent ralley to
SgN and 64H. The stocks in the final deal.
ings were heavy and lower, with consider.
able pressure to sell the leading speculative
shares. Western Union dropped to 7sK,
the lowest point Of the day. The decline
in this stock within the past two days
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DosroS, August Sl.-Pattick Reatdon,
who has not lived with his wife for some
years, went 10 her house In saxonville,
Mass, this morning and shot her twice.
He then attempted to shoot E. j. Davis,
who intetiered, and finally shot himself
dead. The womans recovery i'extrenie'
ly dOnbtful,
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UrtcA, N. y, August 3l.-The com.
mittee OF arrangements for the Army Of
the Cumberland reunion has received
word that Generals Grant, Sherman,
Sheridan, Hooker, Custer, CObutn, and
many others will be present. The citi.
zens Of Utica have rendered reception
and ball to the Society and their guests.
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WASHINGTON, August 3l.-Hon. wm.
Thatcher, Commissioner Of Patents, has
resigned, 10 take effect September lst
Ex!Reptesentatlye r. II. Buell., Of New
York, will probably be appointed his
successor.
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TURKEY.

BELGRADE, August Sl.-A new minis
try has been formed and there is reason 10
believe that 1t is mainly composed Of the
members OF the Young Servia, a party
which aims at servian Independence.
The name will be announced tonight.
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New YoRK, August Sl.-The assignee
Of Samuel A. Collie \ Coz has fled a
schedule Of the companye affairs, show
ing the debts to be Slg6964, and the a..
sets s2p,Sl7,
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PHILADELPHIA, August 31.-This even.
ing the canal boat J.S. Dinkey and three
hundred barrels OF coal oil were destroy
ed by FIRE. By an explosion which pre-.
ceeded the (ire Captain McElroy and Den
mis- Gallagher were injured.
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Lend Works burned.

New York, August 3l.-Baxter &
Bells white lead works on Joy street
Brooklyn, burned this morning. Loss
100000, Of which Baxter & Bell lose
100000. Insurance $4,000.
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, August Sl.-Wheat- I'm,
changed. COFn-Lower at7Sc. oatS-No.
] State new 4sc; No, 2 do 4Sc, Petroleum
Dull Standard White, car lots, exc; Ohio
State test 1902, loHc; In small way llEa
2kC higher,
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CALIFORNIA.
TnE nANK or cALIFoRNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, August Sl.-Sharon's
statement as to the prospect OF reopening
the bank was unquestionRbly intended
for political effect. This view is con-
flrmed by the utterances Of other gentle
men prominent in the management. Mr..
D. o. Nelly, on being urged by promi-
nent citizens to come forward with the
other stockholders and settle the liabili-
ties Of the bank, said that it was impossi-
bic; that the bank was in q very bad
condition, and that the stockholders will
lose all their stock; and what was more,
many OF them were unable to respond to
such CALI Still further confirmation
is to be found in the exclamation Of Mr..
Albord, who, on being asked this even
ing as to the truth Of the reports con-
ceFning fraudulent transactions, nervous
ly said; "Why, hush That question
won't do till after the election~ y
WHAT SHARON SAYS.
Mr.. Sharon was interviewed this even.
ing with regard to the statement credited
to him that the bank would resume busi-
ness. He stated in reply to direct ques-
tiOns we are moving heaven and earth to
reopen II possible, and II Is not improba-
bic that the bank will open, Inreply to
a question a. to the rumor Of an over is
sue Of stock and the substitution Of worth.
less paper in envelopes which had con-
tanned collaterals and other fraudulent
proceedings, he said know nothing about
Il, Ihave not been among the clerks or
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PITTSBURGH, AugustSl,-Wheat- Firm;
old amber 81 50al 5S; new amber 81 40al 70,
COrn-Dull; shelled 7saSOCi ear s2asSc.
PGtrOleum-Quiet; crude 81 l7Ital lsS< Of
ParkeTsi refined llNallkc Philadelphia
delivery,
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PHILADELPHIA, August 2l.-Tn the
trial Of Westeryelt to-day, Mt. Ross con.
tinued bis testimony, detailing the facts
Of the search for his lost child.
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Dangerously III.

Crxc1SNAn, August 3l.-Daniel Nc.
Laten, ex.Pfesident Of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton 4 Dayton railroad, Is lying
dangerously i'll at his residence In Glen
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ToRoSro, August 3l.-Ata a meeting Of
the creditors OF Moffat Bros, to-day the
asets we're stated to be Sl9S,000, and liza.
bilities 100000. A compensation Of 40
cents on the dollar was accepted.
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pbilndeiDbia WooI

PHILADELPHIA, August Sl.-Wooi-tn.
changed; hne aeeoes continue unchanged;
medium hesces In good demand: coarse
wool and carpet stock quiet,
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pEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY.


OFFICE PEABODY Insurance. Co.,
WHEELING, W. Va, April p 1875 !
The Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April lSt, 1876, and
Va, As shown by the Resolution and Certificate lr-
nSx0d hereto. All claims Tor loss or damage that
may occur after II O'Clock ", April lst 1870, under
any fire policy Issued BY the Fire and Marine In.
surluee Company, and In force, will 10 adjusted
aud settled by the Peabody insurance Company,
]. v. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary,
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Six men will be hung at Fort Smith
on Friday. They we're sentenced at the
last term Of the Federal court for mur.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
FAILED ron 100000.
RECoYERED NE CAlLE.

LONDON, August Sl.-Henry Dewitt &
Co. faiIedi liabilities estimated at $780,
O0n.
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Another attachment issued to-day
against property here Ot the Bank Of Cal:
iiornia. Ii was obtained OH the suit OF
Jas. D. Harper and Jos. II, Colby, who
bought bill Of exchange Of that bank
drawn on the Oriental Bank Of London,
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Made an Assignment.

TORONTO, August 3l.--Robert Griffith
& Co., Wholesale grocerS, have made an
assignment,
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Fatal iIaIlrnnti Accident.

LITTLE Rock, August 31.-A freight
train on the Texas Pacific Railroad was
ditched at Lonsview, last night killing n
brakeman.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Nloney nnd NtocIss

NEW YoRk, August Sl.-GoLD-opOned
at tl4sG and closed at li4N, the two ex.
treines having been 1i4N and ii4N. The
rates paid for borrowing were i.64a0a7a
1.32al.l0A%a3.S2n9 per cent. AT the close
loans were made 1at.
The scarcity Of gold by the lookup Of the
bull Speculators in the Gold Room utterly
demofaliEed foreign exchanges.
GoyERNAiRNTB-F'ifm,
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Il prepared 10 take carefully selected risks on
Stores DwelllugS, Barns, Churches, River Cargoos,
&c.
The Directors and Stockholdas are mainly the
same ~ VI the old Fire aud Marine Insurance Con-
plny charter, which expired after u yeAFs eontin-
uOuS aud successful business
Patronage respectfully solicited.
Satisfaction Ri 10 rates aud fair dealing guaranteed
ANDREW WILSON, President.
{, II, COLLIER, Secretary. apis