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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-19
4 Decision Affecting Foreign
Imports.


WASHINGTON, JANUARY 1s.-In The
ease Of Arthur, Collector OF New York
against Richard and iSelin, which involves
the valhe Of the franc In invoices on
foreign goods, Justice Bradley to-day de.
liyefetl an opinion in the Supreme Court
TO the effect that the statute 0f March 3
1879, governs the case, and that the terms
Of that statute are quite clear and IT.
meaning unlnistakable. The value oi
foreign coin, as expressed In the mOncyed
accounts Of the United States, shall he that
Of pure metal OF such coin OF standard
valnc. This basis Of comparison excludes
lebased or abrnited coin Of diminished
vnlne, and takes the coin Of full standard
value and the amount Of pute metal
thereihas basisior ascettaining the value
Of foreign money, for this purpose
where they exist, becatise gold has
become the principal medium Of internal
tional exchanges. According 10 the rule
the French franc, as compared with the
United States coin, Ia worth nineteen
cents and three mills, as asceftainetl by
the Superintendent Of the Mint and pnb.
iishcd by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
This Il the value contended for by the
government. The statute was evidently
INTENDED to be general and mandatory,
and Is Inconsistent with previous Statutes
fixing the different values. The second
section Of the act fixing the value Of
pounds sterling, adopts precisely this
principle, comparing the amount Of pure
metal In the standard coins Of two coun-
tries, and declaring that such valuation
shall he used in custom houses, as we'll az
in contracts. This cotroborates the view
that the first section is to have the same
Interpretation.
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Ghegntellfqetre
INC Prevention or Yagrancy,

lue EEeNcutAuh VI NNBEAucts
There can be no doubt that the tenden-
cy to vagrancy throughout the country
is on the increase. As the Pittsburgh
Dipatehoi yesterday we'll observes, "it is
u irightful commentary on the times in
which we live, and on the character Of
the people who live in them, that street
mendicancy is greatly on the increase in
the United States" That city, az well ps
every city in the cland, now abounds with
tramps, who from habits OF dissipation,
and from constitutional indispositiOn to
work, journey from place to place and
subsist on the charities Of the public. As
the Dspaieh says, "these lazy and good
for.nothing scoundrels, who will neither
work nor want, congregale largely in our
cities, which they make their heudquar-
ters, and carry on more extensively there
their thiCving and dishonest operations"
The increasing number Of these nui-
sancCs Is one Of the pcrplexing and dis
heartening problems Of our day, The
war, begetting us 1t did so much dcmor-
alization in such u variety OF ways, left
as scum on society all over the country
agreat amount Of abandoned population.
This class will not work II they can help
ii. They prefer to depend on begging or
stealing for living, Here in Wheeling
we have an unusual influx OF them at this
time, On Saturday night there were
seyenty.hve Of them in the lock-up and
on Sunday night we learn that this large
number was swelled to eighty.seyen.
Where will il cnd2 Are We to become u
Botany Bay for tramps2 There are laws
to prevent the expectation Of Migrants
from any country III Europe to our
American shores, and when such char
acters are landed they are Indignantly
shipped back by our authorities To the
country from whence they came. Every
country and every community have poor
enough Of their own to maintain-merito'
rions poor without becoming MI object.
i've point for the worthless vagrants Of
other communities. II ia the right and
duty Of every community to protect itself
from these travelling nuisanCes. And Just
at this time We see no better way for self
protection than to adopt the Columbus
method uf setting them to work breaking
stone on the streets a large stone pile
would do more to protect Wheeling from
these excursionlsts than any other species
Of embargo that we can think Of. Even
II their work amounts to nothing rs u
matter OF direct profit to the city, yet, IN
directly, It would be great advantage to
usby scattering these yagrants before they
take rootlike bad weetlson our soil. five
had good healthy stone pile, aud II we
made 1t condition precedent to giving
food to any able bodied tramp, that he
shoulddo a certain amount Of work at the
pile he would not be apt to tarry more than
one day or night He would journey
on in the hopes Of finding a softer thing
somewhere else. We suggest therefore in
view Of the large number Of vagrants now
thronging the Lookup, whether 1t would
not pay the city to Immediately impro-
wise "stone pile, "orsomc equivalent in
Hitution, with view 10 dispensing and
discouruging these tramping nuisances.
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4 Sensational Incident AT the
Funeral Of Gov. BFnmlette.

CINCINNATI, January lG-Dispatche'
to the papers here announce the appear
ance Of the former mistress Of the late
Gov Bramlette, Of Kentucky, ut tho fu'
neral Of that gentleman yesterday. She
went there simply to deposit wreath OH
his collin, which she succeeded in doing
by evading the watch Of the detective.
who had been warned against her, and
who had the strictest orders not TO al
low her to enter the cemetery. There
was ureal fear that she would create n
scene at the grave. Her name is Laura
Bell, and she Ia now landlady Of bagnio
in thiscity. Gov. Bramlette hadsuppOrted
her In Louisville year or two ago, until
brought up for Il by the Church 81 which
he was n member. lie then made an able
defense Of his course, and smoOthed the
matter over. When IL came about that
he desired to marry, he made al honor
able settlement with her, paying her $lO,'
900. With this money she came to Gin
cinnoli nearly year ago, bringing with
her a ColOrcd female servant. She lived
here in public houses In some style until
arrested for M assault OIL landlady
She then negotiated for the premises she
now occupies, which she fitted up In ele'
giant style. II was telegram TO her that
first gave the news Of Governor Bramlett'
death In this city.
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i,nn,inn In tiin itrsnnn.

BosruS, MAs, january ls.-The Meth
odist preachers Of Boston and vicinity To-
day unanimously passed resolution en-.
dorsing and thanking the President and
General Sheridan for their action on The
Louisiana troubles; also thanking Wen.
dell Phillips for his recent speech in Fam
euil Hall. Bishop Bowman, Of 81. Louis
drew melancholy picture on the oppfeS.
sion Of the Southern negroes ahd-sald a
tiihe Of the disturbances in that section
had not been told.
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gEyArDIlIAL EI,ECTlON,


SrEubENvlLLE, lS.-Tho Udsctle has ad
vices that the Friends Seminary ut Mt
Pleasant, in this county, wns totally de
Stroyed by fire oil yesterday Sunday,
morning. The fire was discovered about
one o'clock III the morning, in the garret
of the building. The Friends had jusI
expended about $1,000 in repairing The
building. Loss $4,000 to $4,000; nc
Insurance.. II il supposed to have beer
the work Of an incendiaty, IA no fire had
been in the building lately.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, January ls.-Flour dull; sl.
perlne 81 %. Wheat dull Hnd weak; no. /
spring glc; No. 2, 8SgSc casl; $3.50 seller
February; s95SC seller March; No. 3, S3lIc;
rejected 7GJSn7fr. Corn, demand fair and
market firnii No. mixed 6GHnGGIlc cash;
UODSc February; 72ISc seller May; rejected
Ole. Uats--SiCady and In moderate de.
mand; No. 2, 81 HR62c cash; 62jEG seller
February: 63Ac seller March. Rye quiet;
No, |, i,0ia97I1e. barley dull and unCfang.
ed. Dressed hogs steady; light s. 3OaT 10;
heavy IS 90. Pork dull and declined $lS 90
cash; Sls i2K seller February; $lS 4Oa
1s 42lf seller March. lard dull and lower;
SiS 30 cash; Si3 ~ seller February. bulk
meats quiet and unchanged; shOuldpHGHr;
short rib middles 9ytc; short clear 9yIc, ali
loose spot Whisky steady and In moderate
demand, g4c. .... .....
On Gull Board In the afternoon Wheat
was unsettled and lower; 8S ISc cash; SsI<c
seller February. Corn casier GBAr cash.
Pork dull and lower, SiS O2IS February;
sis 70 March. Lard quiet mud unchanged.
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vice President Wilson on the
Situation,

NEw YoHK, January lS.--A dispatch
from Washington to the Herald says ;
Vice President Wilson has written q
letter to Samuel Bowles, Of the Spring
field Republicdn, In reply to paragraph
In that journal asserting that the Vice
President openly gave up the Republican
party "a beaten and certain OF defeat at
the next election. Wilson replies In ef.
feet that he has not said this, and does
not believe it; that lie thinks the Repub-
lican party may yet regain It's prestige,
and that necessity exists for its continue
ing in power. lie admits that 1t IL IN
danger, but asserts that lis peril comes not
from la own fault, but from the miscOn-
duet Of men who have obtained high po.
sitiOns In 1t. II must, he says, nt once
and explicitly declare against third
term, md thus relieve the public mind Of
painful apprehension, and put to rest at
once and forever n fear which does more
than aught else to ALLEVIATE the people
from the party. II ought to remove
many OlIice.hOlders, both high and low,
and especially some Of the higher officers,
whose mismanngement has become often.
sivc to the people, and whose conduct in
their departments and in general affairs
makes them and the party odlous. 1t
must adopt conciliatory but firm policy
In Southern affairs, avoiding any Irritating
Federal interference, and taking of the
heavy hand Of the Government. The
equal rights Of the blacks must be defend.
ed; unconstitutional acts and measures Of
doubtful Constitutionality ought to be
avoided; and public opinion in the North
must moi he offended by violent acts or
language toward the South. Finally,
Mr.. Wilson thinks II necessary to open
the door to those men who Strayed of
after Greeley, but wioEe hearts are still
with the Republican party. They must
be cohcilatcd, their leading men must be
taken into the confidence Of the party,
and some should be called to high places.
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Arrest OF WhitCInw Reid at the
InNtnnee Of HOSS shepherd.

WASHINGTON, January ls.-DcteCtiyes
tonight arrested Whitelaw Reid on war.
rant issued by the Police Court ut the in.
stance OF ex.Gov. Alex. X. Shepherd for
libel. The warrant recites thai Reid in
certain articles in the Tribune had charged
him (Shepherd) with bringing bankruptcy
on the District OF Columbia for the pur-
pose Of extricating himself from fnan-
cial difficulty, and with awarding con.
tracts for the purpose Of fraud and con.
trary to Justice, Mr.. Reid gave satisfac.
tory assurances that he viii appear los
morrow before the Police Court,
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NrM York

NEw YoRk, January is.-Cotton quiet.
Flour dull and declined; super western antl
State S3 SNi4 %. common to good "a G5a
4 10 good to choice "a gOa6 IL; white
wheat extra S. DOaG w; extra Ohio 81 Goa
4 90; ". Louis 81 0Ons 10. Rye, Flour quiet
ut 81 10. Corn Meal steady at 81 QOai %.
Wheat lower; No. spring 81 ljal 49, No.
8, 81 Ojai OG; No. 2 Iowa 81 l2X; amber
81 23ai 2T. Rye quiet at g3a9Gc. Barley
and Malt quiet. Corn, shade easicE mixed
western new sGas7ifcj yellow sijsnssc.
Oats dull; mixed western GinGgci white
do USa70c. Hay unchanged Coffee and
Rice quiet. Sugar steady nj sasHr, Mo-
lnsSes quiet; Ney Orleans 80a06c. Whisky
active at qsc. ur
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PHILADELPHIA, January ls,-Elour dull;
extra s.; Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota
family extra 81 S7Isa5 30; high grades 50 20
az %. Wheat dull, 81 lSal 10; amber 81 29;
white 81 3Oal 81. Rye steady, 99c, Corn
dull; yellow Slas3c; mixed western SSas4C,
Oats, white 67aG7Hc, Pork and Lard un-
changed. Petroleum, demand fair and mar,
kvt lrm; refined l2Aal29sCi crude, in bar
rels, 94c; do in bulk &C.. Butter western
extru Suisse; western first 99a30c, Cheese
quiet and unchanged. Eggs Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Delaware fresh S0aS2c;
western Gu3lc, Whisky steady and in
moderate demand at Csc,
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Cincinnati.

CiSCiSSATf, January 1S.-CUtton firm
ati4Hc. Flour and Wheat quiet and un.
changed. Corn steady at 1OaT2c. Oats
steady at GOaBic. Rye steady al 81 10.
Barley firm and unchanged, Oils un.
changed. Eggs, Butter aud Cheese firm
and unchanged. Pork quiet at $40 90.
Lard quiet; steam si3 Goals 6GK delivered;
Kettle i4i{c. Bulk Meats steady and III
moderate demand ut ONaG3(a9 GIaO'Sag9f
agjfc nil sold; sales Of clear fib at gISc 10
interior points. bacon dull Al silaSNai0H
aiihaliNc grocer; shoulders sold At Glia
80 80; clear rib 0c; hams l0aiOkc. Whisky
demand iAif and market fiFm At 94r.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, January ls.-King Alfonso
to-day received several Generals OF the
Spanish Army, amongwhom were conspic'
uous Republicans.
SANTGNDER, January lS.-The Spanish
squadron has arrived at Zarauz and Ia
making preparations for vigorous action
Its commanders have been instructed to
exact from the Carlists indemnity for the
owners and crew Of the Gustave md pun.
ishment Of her assailants. Germany il
entirely satisfied with the steps taken by
Spain to procure repuration for the out
rnEp,
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, January lS,-FI0ur sleauy
and In moderate demand; western Superfne
"a 0OaI a.; do extra 81 Gja5 %, Wheat
quiet; amber 81 ljal 20; No. / red 81 22.
Corn quiet; mixed western SEC; white 65a
GGc. Oats quiet; mixed 6SaG4c. Rye quiet
and unchanged. Provisions Grm and &C.
tive. Bulk Meats ind Bacon, nothing do.
ing and prices unchanged, Whisky quiet
and firm Ut D6c. Coffee quiet at 1SHa2Oc.
Petroleum unchanged, iIay unchanged.
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The Coming Carnival.

MEMPHIS, January ls.-Extensive pre-
parations are being made for the ap
preaching Carnival, which falls on tht
9th Of February this year, Costumes fol
various societies which will participate
have arrived from Paris, while the shop
windows are filled with gay costumes fol
the jewellers. The procession during the
day and the attending festivities will bc
under the supervision Of the German
Casino and UlRs, while the great pageant
at night, together with the tableaux
vivant and full dress ball at the theatre
will bc conducted by the Mempi. All
the railroads and steamboats, will con.
yey visitors at hall fare,
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rnE Philadelphia Bulletin says Mrs
Holmes, "llic medium" spells "sick" In
this manner "cick." The photography
is detective but the word accurately eH.
presses the condition In which she has left
Robert dale Oven and DR.. Child.
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StbppctI Payment.

WArERfVwS, n. Y, January 49,,
George F. Paddock L Co.'S bank stopped
payment this morning. a huftiedly pre-
pared statement shows the liabilities ID
k s4S4,00O; assets $4,000. About
$4,000 Of the latter amount is said to
be valueless. AsSignees were appointed
At 4 meeting Of the creditors today.
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NO. 1876.
ALLEGHENY Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, January ls.-CATTLE.-,.
Receipts for the past three days 2,1sS head,
making for the week ending this day 6,Sl7
head. Since Friday no buiiness has been
done In the cattle line, the arrivals being
nearly oil through ConsignmCnts, 80 We
cannot form any quotations,
, He !AdSoGs-ReceiPts for the past three d days ayys
head Workers 50 4OaG co. Philadelphia
81 SOa7 20.
SHEEP-Receipts for the past three days
$500 head, making for the week 1850
head; best 50 25a6 80 good s. 75a8 %; me.
dium 81 60aj 90.
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OMAHA.
IMPORTANT DECISION.

OMAHA, NEB, January ia tele'
gram from Washington says that the U. =
Supreme Court has decided against the
Union PaCihc Railroad In the case where
the Treasurer Of this COUNTY sues fOi
taxes. This settles the cases Of Similai
import throughout the Stnte, and will
increase the treasury by several hundred
thousand dollars, ...
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st. Louis kilograms say that Genera
Sherman and his staff made q formal call
on King Kalakaua at his room al the
Southern Hotel at II o'clock yesterday,
At noon the King visited the Merchants
Exchange, and was welcomed by y. P,
RonelAno,. the President, in an appropti.
ate speech, after which he was introduced
to number Of merchants.
By an explosion Of blasting powder
on Blackton Island, of Jersey City, Sat
ufday, four men engaged In its manufac.
tnre we're killed.
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ESuLlsn scientists have made compnta.
tionsof the distance from the earth
in accordance with the data thus far fur
nished by the Observers Of the transit Of
Venus. Admtttingihosc observations to
be exact, the SIMS distance is ioundt to be
SShlg 30 miles,
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GOVERNOR TAYLOR, the Granger ruler
Of Wisconsin, in his message stands firmly
by the principle Of legislative regulation
Of the Railroads, but acknowledges that
the Potter law has practical defects that
should be repaired
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New York Dry tootla

NEW YoRK, January Is. - The dry
goods market has an improving tone aud
fair otieB are coming from the interior.
Brown coltons ate hiiHy held by agents at
current rates. American bags advanced in
first hands 10 2TiS cents nett. Nassau II
brown sheetngS further advanced to l0h
and + to i2 cents by agents. Bleached cot.
tons arc rather more active and corset jeans
nfr nnlck. WOolens are In lair hetnand.
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TnE Democrats of this chamber have
denounced Sheridan more since he wrote
that dispatch than they ever denounced
JEFF Davis and the whole rebellion dur.
Ing the four years IL wns Numbering al
The Constitution Of the ronntty.-John Il.
Ioo1D,, iSnserh.
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SrATE RoNps-QNlet md steAdy.
RAILROAD MoRTGAGEs-Firm, with large
transactions In Pacific issues,

lkAlLhOAD DAOkINhuES-rlTl WIN luIBe
transactions In Pacific issues
STOCEs-ACtlvC, irregular nnd IN the
main weak. The fight for supremacy be.
tween the bulls nnd hears continues, and
the bears retain the advantage. Western
Union and Lake Shore were the ieAtlIreS,
both Of which were marked By rapid Hue.
tuation. Lake Shore has been The weakest
stock on the list, induced partly BY Wash.
ingtOn dispatches saying the investigation
OIL the part Of the Internal Revenue De.
partment into the books Of the company
show II to be In arrears for taxes. Atlantic
4 Pacific Telegraph was depressed by the
report Of the return to Europe of the Cable
steamer Farraday, while Western Union be.
came stronger. During the last hour the
market was active and unsettled, the prin.
cipal activity being in Western Union, Lake
Shore, Ohios, and Atlantic & Pacific Tele.
graph The transactions were $4,000
shares, Of which 5000 were Pacific Mail, o..
900 Western Union, 10000 Northwestern,
5000 81. Paul, 10000 Lake Shore, 2l,OOO
nbiou ab1 90 nm Tfntnn pnnifi1
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t.rodnds for a Divorce.

ToLEDo, January l0.-Tn the Lucas
Court Of Common Pleas yesterday q dc.
cree Of divorce was granted BY Judge
French In the case Of Nun =. Nun, In
which the husband was plaintiff, and the
grounds Of action excessive pleasure-seek.
Inc by the defendant,
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ELDER LUrz, the eccentric New Haven
preacher, had II curious wOtch.night pro-
grummc. He delivered two sermons, one
on "Itell Closed for repairs, the other on
crime" At the midnight hour the
elder appeared in costume, pCrsonatlng
the dying year, with ho,lf.RlasS and
Erythn.
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Menilirr IIeport.
WAR DRrARrNEST,
UFPirE or TttE CI1iEF SidSGL OTFtCER,
WASnSo1oS, y. C., Jan. is,-s;D r, "

UFHlrE or fiiE CniEF sidSGL OTFtCER, :
WAsinSOInS, H. C., Jan. S-e;N r, Y.
PRonImLittES.
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and
upper lake region, clear or partly cloudy
weather, a higher followed by q falling
barometer, slight changes in temperature
with nofthefly winds In the two frat die
tricts, but west or south winds In the last.
For the Upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri Valleys and Northwest, a slight
rise In temperature, lower barometer,
west to south winds, and partly cloudy
weather. =
In The Middle States and lower lake
region, a rising barometer, slight changes
in temperature, north or west winds and
generally cloudy weather.
The Mississippi river at cairo, Mem.
phis and Vicksbutg will continue slowly
falling. IE|I
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QUEENSTOWN, January ls-Steamship
City Of Montreal, from New York, has
arrived.
SAN FRANCISCO, January ls.-The
steamship Colinia sailed this evening for
Panama via Acapulco.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, January ls.-ThO Chancellor
has submitted to the Federal Council an
ordinance prohibiting the importation
into Germany Of American potatoes rs q
measure Of precautlOn against the spread
Of potato diseases.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, January 1S.-AdvioeA have
been received here that conflict impends
between the Turks and Montenegrins,
growing out Of the recent ontrages by the
Turks In Albania.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, January lS.-Flour dull aud
unchanged. Wheat dull mud weak amber
Michigan seller April 81 II; No. 8 red Doc
Corn q shade Grmeri high mixed G9Aci sci.
Ter May 75IGci low mixed G0c. Oats quiet
and unchanged; No, /, 5Sc; Michigan 67r;
,rbtin SDn l
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NOTICES.

S~---~~'
CNRANKLIN INSURANCE CO.--SToC oCRH0LD.
II :ERS MEETING
The annual meeting Of the Stakeholder Of lO
franklin InNurnnce Company will be held d the
1873, at 2 o'clock =, ", for the election Of nine
Directors and for such OthOr business al may 10
JOHN BISHOP,
ianiJ Secretary,
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CLEVELAND, January iS,-Wheat quiet
and unchanged. Com dull, weak and IN.
changed. Oats steady and unchanged.
Petroleum strong; standard white At i0kc;
Ohio State test ilkc.
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Died.

HARRIsBuBG, Pa, January lS,-Rep.
resentative Pagan, Of the Legislature,
died early to-day.
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A telegram from Fort Laramie to-day
says fearful snow storm Ia prevailing
there, and tie thermometer 40 degrees
below zero. A heavy snowfall Is report.
ed throughout the Northwest.
SENATORIAL ELECTION.
The election Of United States Senator
takea place tomorrow at Lincoln
Things are very much mixed, but Gen
Thnyer il thought to be ahead. The
contest will lie d warm one.