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Fatal I.nIIroad AcclIcnI.

Denver, Coli, August l0.-ThiS after.
noon passenger car attached to an east.
bound train on the Denver 4 South Park
Railroad was thrown from the track near
Denver. James Smith, a Western Union
telegraph repairer, was thrown beneath
the car and instantly killed. Among
those who received fatal injuries are Mrs.
John Hare and daughter, Of Denver. A
number Of others were severely bruised.
An inquest will determine the cause Of
the accident.
Ex.U. rs Marshal ShaTenbnrg, against
whom certain charges were recently pub.
lished, voluntarily appeared to-day be-
fore the L. S. Commissioner, and dc.
manded n legal investigation Of the sew.
ernl charges, which he claims are wholly
groundless and malicious lie entered
into rccognizanCc for his appearance at
the September term Of the United States
Court.
lion John Lane, lately appointed Sec.
rctary Of the Territory has arrived here.
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ALAKE, |. r., August lO.-Col. lIou.
dinat addressed the ChOctaws to-day at
this place by invitation Of nearly ali the
the prominent citizens Of this vicinity.
Governor Coleman, nt the close Of the
Coloncls speech, made some remarks sub.
stantially endorsing lloudinat's position,
The Caddo resolutions with others Of
Significance, were unanimously adopted.
Many prominent citizens were present
from all parts oi the ChOctnw nation, and
the principle Of free discussion ia finally
established, and the people are deter.
mined thnt the questions affecting their
social and political rights shall have pa.
ticnt hearing in the territory.
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MILWAUKEE, WIS, August l0.-Thc
Scaiiaci will tomorrow publish crop
report from thirty OF the most important
counties In the State. Winter wheat
Nearly all harvested; shows n splendid
crop, in many portions Of the State the
best ever known on the acreage sOwn.
Taken as a whole, the crop il fully up to
the average, while more bushels To the
acre have been realized than was nntici.
pated. Thecrop Of spring wheat will be
less than usual. In many places the
chinch.bug4 have destroyed whole fields,
but this is compensated hy the excessive
growth in other localities. Of rye there
will be fair crop. 1t Is noticed from
the reports that in some places the
cllinCh.bugs have attacked this crop,
which is unusual. Of oats there will be
an abundant harvest. Owing to the high
price last year an unusual acreage was
suwn to oats this season. II has grown
90 rank that II has lodged very badly.
Barley will he about the usual crop. In
some places II suffered greatly from hugs.
The hay crop all over the State il very
heavy and nearly double that of last year
The high price Of feed caused q greater
acreage TO he anwn. Corn generally il
late, and has suffered greatly hy drought;
still, with proper weather for few weeks,
the yield will be fair. Potatoes suffered
somewhat from bugs and drought, but
taking the State n whole, the crop
will he very large one. The Cran.
berry crop ha1 suffered from worms.
Near Berlin, in the most important
marshes, not onc.thrd Of a CROP l. hoped
for. The crop will he almost n failure.
The army worm has been active, partic.
ulnrly in Racine county. Altogether, the
year proves to be most excellent one to
Ihr Misrnnsin intmrt.
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WAN DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIIR CnIEP SlGEAL OPPIrER,
WASIlIS0fUS, u. e., Augustll.-lA.u.


EhVhAhllltlh5s
For New England, increasing cloudi.
ness and slight laIl oi temperature with
falling barometer, winds shifting to south.
crly aud ensterly, followed by rain.
For the Middle States and Lower Lake
Region, cloudy weather and rain with
fresh and brisk eastcrly to sOutherly
winds, yccring to westerly, falling baron.
eter and lower temperature than on Tues.
day.
For the Upper Lake region, Ohio val.
ley and Tennessee, rain followed by part.
ly cloudy weather, southwest to north.
west winds, rising barometer and slight
changes in the temperature.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri valleys and the Southwest,
clear or fair weather, light winds, mostly
from the north and west, slowly rising
barometer and radical change Of temper.
atnre.
For the South Atlantic and East Gull
States, light rains followed by clearing
and warmer weather, southcrly to west.
crIy winds and slight changes in baron.
GtCr.
The Ohio river will fall rapidly above
Evansville and change but slightly at
stations below. The Mississippi will fall
slow y at st. Louis and Cairo and remain
stationary or rise slightly at Mcmp his,
Helena and NiCksburg.
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The Seven Years Itch In Ohio,
1865 1875.

New York World, Dcmocallc.l
We have no wish to call even the soft.
money men Of Ohio hard names. Our
desire is rather, by hard facts, to recall
them to the Democratic faith and praC.
tice Of hard money. But II psoriasis sep.
tennis be hard name that Is no fault Of
ours, and certainly it Is no lault Of ours
that the itch Of rag-mOnCy, communicated
by strange Radical bCd.fcllows to indis.
erect and vagrant Democrats in 1868,
turns out to be true psoriasis Sepienaia,
which is doctors Latin for srteR years itch,
and keeps the sufferers by it scratching
away just as savagcly in 1875. All that
We have to do in the discharge Of our
duty as sanitary inspectors Of the body
polite is to sec that people heretofore
healthy and happy are not ignorantly de-.
ludcd into taking it.
Sidney Smith, it will he remembered,
once confounded with his hard name the
folly Of n lady as ignorantly bumptious
as some Of these Ohio politicians who are
now running about with their etching
palms' to shake hands and distribute
disease among the Democrats Of that
great State. This lady took the wise and
witty Canon through her lighthouses anil
gardens, with an immense parade Of
botanical names in the manner Of hor.
ticultural Mira. Malaprop. "Dcar Mr..
Smith," she would exclaim, "pray smell
Of this sweet lobelia a'safptida!" "Dcar
Mr.. Smith, did you ever see finer bella
donna latiiundia?" The Canon bore II
just as long rs human nature could, and
then, finding an opportunity while his
hostess was taking breath; "YOur flow.
ers are truly wOndeful and charming, he
said, "but | don't see that you have the
ps0ridsis rpienniS (scven.years' itcl), mad.
amc.' "No, not now" she replied in
deprccaling tone; a had it last year, but
gave it To the Bishop Of London"
This was all very we'll in the way Of u
joke, but when It comes to Mr.. Pcndlc.
tons really having the ragmoncy psoriasis
scptt,mis in 1868, and really giving il to
Gov. lien in 1875, the thing grows Sc.
riOns. And since Gov. Allen, now that
he has got the piOrids.S NpicnniS, really
suppOscs il to be a pleasure and m 0rna.
ment, and goes about trying to make all
manner Of simple.minded honest people
take it, too, it strikes us that the time has
come to make n free Use of sui phur and
Of common sense.
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QurESsrowS, August lO.-'rlic steam
ships Republic, from New York, and
KrniIworih, from Philadelphia, have ar,
rived.
NEw YouH, August lO-ArtivCd-
Steamships France, from lIavrc, Gilbert
from Hamburg and Acalia, from the
Mediterranean.
BALTIMORE, August To- Arrived -
Steamer Caspian, from Liverpool.
san FRiNCIsrO, August lO.-Sailcl--
Annie W. Small, for New York.
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New YORK, August lO.-CottOn-S Steady
at li7saliAir. FlOur-Actiyc; supcrfne
western and State s. iOnG %; common to
good 50 ijaG 90; good TO choice SO G5a7 10;
white wheat extra s. lOn7 GO; extra Ohio
80 LOAF GO; st. Louis 81 GOaS75. Wheat
Active; No.. ? Chicago spring 81 iOal AZ,
closing ut 81 40 bid for prime; No. . Nil.
waukrc 81 Y; amber 81 jiai 60. Rye
Quiet. harley and Malt-Stendy. Corn
IIull, closing heavy; wcsternmixcd steamer
SOnS3c; sail SIlSjr. Oats-Dull; western
mixed GjaGGC; white GSaGgc. Haydn.
changed. Coilcc--Quict at l7l!n2Oc. Su.
gar-Quict; fair to good refining Snshc;
prime siInS 7.lGc. MolaSscs and Rice
Quiet. Whsky-Quict aud stendy nt 81 %
al u
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LInERTY, August lO.-CATTLE-
Receipts to-day l,377 head, all for sale here
The market was active with good supply
extra very scarce. Prices are off from last
week good llc. Rest So 7ja7 on; medium
to good 81 OOaG 10; common to medium
s. jOai 10; bulls g Tja3 -; stOckCrs 81 OOa
3 ~.
IIOGs-NcceiptS to-day /, ,2GO hcNd York.
crs s. ljnS 30: Philndclphas s. jOas 7j.
SIIEEr-ltcccipts to-day $500 head, sell.
incat 81 OOaj 20.
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Terrible IIniIrOnd Accident Ia
emit

rASAMA, August lO.-On the night oI
the 9th ult, one of the most horrible rail.
road accidents that has ever happened in
Chill occurred on the Santiago & Vnlpar.
also Railroad. A n train from Nalp
ai'o was passing over the bridge at Ii.
machc that structure gave way and with
the exception of the engine and tender the
whole train, containing fifty persons, wa.
prCcimiatcd into the river below. The
lamps were broken In the fall and the oil
running out igniled and SET fire to n large
part of the wreck. Fully onc.llalf of the
passengers were either crushed to death
nr pcrishcd by fire Or water. lnvcstiga.
lion went H. how that the accident was
causrl hy the effectiveness NJ the bridge,
which was condemned by the Civil I'm.
gincrtsas sunsnicscvcrnlmonths ago with.
out any measure hcing taken Ia remedy
il.
The cold wns 20 inicnsr in the province
oi Runcaugi, Chilli, that fuurrrrsonf were
frozen indcath
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Cincinnati.

CISCISSATt, Aug. lO.-Cotton-S StCadier
at Az. Flour-Quict; family S. 4Oa7 %.
Whcat-Activc; red 81 jOai CO. Corn
Steady at Parse Oats-Firm nt TOa7jc.
Ryc-Dull nt gicn$i 0j. pork-Dull and
nominal at so OO. IAri-Dull; summer
l3i.c. Rulk Mcnts-Artiyc at Sisai2Ia
lgiIc. lIacon-ActivC and higher at iOn
l3'ial3'.c. Whi'ky-Quict and steady at
81 Is.
lIoGS-Quct; common light & OOa7 40;
fair To medium s. iOa7 81. good s. aOas OO.
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NEW YORK.



New YORK, August To- Secretary
Bri.tow came to this city from Washing
ton Yesterday. and hal conference Of
about iour hours with the Collector at
the Custom House. The object Of his
visit and oi the consultation was kept
secret, and the politicians calling were
as ignorant a. the clerks.
SUPPOSED WIFE MURDER.
The lielcss body of Catharine Max
we'll, aged -, was found yesterday on the
floor OF her apartment, tenement house
No. 300 Nevins street, near Anon street,
Brooklyn, where she lived with her hus-
band, james b. Maxwell, age 3G, and two
children, ages years and q months re-
spectively. Her eyes were blackened and
face bruised and swollen, and one Of her
arms, which was severely bruised, was
bandagcd. The husband has been arrest
cd, but denies that he murdered his wife.
MARROW ESCAPE.
Miss Lovcjoy, while bathing at South
ampton, Long Island, Saturday, was car
ricd beyond her depth. A boy went to
her assistance, but she seized him and
held him so tightly that he could do
nothing. George W. Fishback, formerly
proprietor OF the st. Louis Democrat, who
was riding along the beach, plunged in
and saved both the lady and the boy.
,, '," ''' :" hH"'
~ an3!heF SIIt drought ny The city
against W ILL., W. ! Wteu, Judge Lawrence,
OF 'he supreme court mas ordered that
uTlr'''"U! W IurNI'"T'' " p'll ol Part'c'
u'arS anu nave '['' "'!' 10 answer ai'er
the receipt '"'reoi'
\ PRESSURE oS ERIE.
A London dispatch saws there has been
a slight pressure to sell Erie, which re-
suited in decline of pcr cent from the
quotations oi YESTERDAY
Nrw y,y, Aru.,io Tbo ,irm ,o,,
nj tho martcis ia nynl,irrL Inv tho inct nf
snrcic shimmcnt nm an Imnortant scoIr To-
norrow II seems lhat ,Er sn.nrnsion NJ
NrchiL,lI naytcr a. n" waI Jiroc,Iy
iroc"ahI" IN s"r.,,i"n,i .,orics If hont
Inn cmL,rr,ssmom,,.,, .,,r,cI Lv. .tncl sm"c.
infnrs fnr ,Loir owr murna.:. ,Lc I,,,or
mar, ~ i,.t wooL F' F'> ''
PIii NJ" r,ss'oi, ," inaI,J y;,I, ,r,iu l., AroL
HALL pav,or !" r." wLioL S"r" ,ci,n,i Il,
III" sbcrjG' Lavo Lo"r r"IoascJ Ly orJo:,
tron, Eo"i C. r. ''' >'''''>
'''' '''' :, -. ~, .........,.
MEMORIAL MEETING
Alta nnmeronsly attended meeting Of
the friends and associates Ol the late !
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PHILADELPHIA, August TO- Flour -
Held firmly; extra 81 gja5 80; fancy brands
s. j0aS 10. Wheat - Less active; red
81 iGal 70; new 81 iOnl IL. Ryc-Si Goa
o.. Corn-Dull; mixed nnd yellow Sja
SSc. Oats-Firm; white western 73n7hc.
Clover Sccd-l'irm ut l4c. COiIec-f'irm
At 1sa9Ol!r. Buttcr-Stcady and IN mode.
rate demand; New York and Bradford
county extras 3li!n3ic; iirsts 2Ga9Sc; west.
Crn extras 27a?Sc; frsts 2la2 ic; rolls, extra,
9ia2jc; frSts 2On23c. ChCeSe-Steady; fine
western iOalOl5c. EggS-lmproving; iSa
tup
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CHICAGO, August 1O.--ln convcrsa.
ton with reporter to-day $. Corning
Judd, Chancellor Of the Diocese Of Hin.
Ois, said, with reference tn the probable
action Of the Diocesan Convention, which
meets here next month for decision OH
the Bishop De Koven question, that il
was intended to proceed to another ballot
by which De Kovcn would undoubtedly
be reelected. They would waive the
right to protest against and ignore tho
action Of other dioccscs in refusing Il
ratify the previous election. Moreover
they are certain that public opinion has
suffered such modification that this time
he would be confirmed by a majority Of
the dioccses.
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ToLHnO, August iO.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat Demand
fair and prices advanced iajc, closing
steady; No. . white Wabash new 81 ~; No.
white Michigan 81 js extra do, 81 90;
amber 81 81; new 81 Is. rejected 81 Os.
Corn-Dcmnnd fair and prices advanced,
closing steady; high mixed G9Ac; seller
August 7sc; low mixed nc; no grade 7jI g.;
damaged Gji!c. Demand active aud
prices advanced; no. 2, GGc; seller August
hOc; seller Spptemhrr ACE.
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MONTREAL, August lO.-A general
mrciingOf thcstOckllOl,lcra Of the Jacques
Cartier bank was held to-day Thcstaic.
ment showed that the liabilities on the
day of the suspension were SG,23O,S7G.
The a4scia arc largely composed Of over.
drawn accounts, past.due notes and bad
debts. 4 large portion II the capital
stock ha4 been loaned. fthc contractors
and merchants meet their responsibilities,
the specie bills and amounts due from
other banks will br sufficient 10 redeem
ils nolcs. A committee wa1 appointed Ia
examine thoroughly the affairs of the
bank, and the meeting adjourned to the
lat NJ September.
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Sr lOtia, August lO,-'Thc st, Louis,
Kansas Cily n Northern Hallway to-day
leased the road rnnnining from Ottumwa
Mission To the state Line. distance forty
three miles, owned by the Cedar Rapids
Railroad company, for twcnty.cight years
at an annual rental of $22j0OO, The
same road hns leased the branch running
from Ccntrnlia Mo, to Columbia, die.
tanrc lwcnly.thrcc miles, Mt an annual
rental NJ S7ODO.
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VIZ have some further particulars this
morning in regard to the recent bloody
outbreak that took place u, San Miguel
the Capital oi San Salvador, in South
America. The particulars Of this out
break are that the Church down there
through the Ultramontanc Bishop Of San
Salvador undertook to override the
policy OF the Government, and in defiance
Of the State, to issue Pa'toFaIs calcu-
lated to excite .ciition among the igno.
rant and shpcrStitious people who in
habit that country. \ collision Of au-
ihorily took place between the political
and ecclesiastical powers that he at
san Miguel, the upshol OF which was
that the ianatical partisans oi the
Bishop sci on foot a riot and massacre
that finally took IN argcdimcmsion' and
resulted not only in dcplorablc loss Of
life, but also in great destruction ii prop
crly. The government was, however, able
40 maintain itself in the end, aud We read
fhis morning that the rioters have been
sK0l, to the number Of fifty, and also that
the Padres Of the Church who melted the
riot were compelled to look ON and wit.
meas The tragical termination Of their
IL
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Vaccination Itini.

MONTREAL, August iO.-A meeting oi
the City Council was held last night to
consider the new health bylaw
which includes clauses compelling
vaccination. The French Canadians on.
posed to vaccination occupied the gal.
lcrica and assembled outside. and were an
noisy that no business could he done.
Several volleys Of stones were fired, and
nearly all tho windows were broken and
two of the Aldermen were struck. The
Council finally postponed action for six
months, and adjourned in confusion under
a vollry of stones.
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ST. PAU, August 10. The largest
funeral pageant ever seen In this city at.
tended the final olI'cIuiCs oi the iIon.
Charles Schclcr, who shot himself To
death last Saturday. Mr.. Schcllcr occu.
pied n fine social position, wna for ycara
Treasurer of the State, was President Of
the Bank oi saltwater, and y prominent
member of the large dry good' firm oi
Ancthack, Finch & SchCilcr of this city.
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KAILKOAD NONDs-FITmi some lots VI
Northwestern consolidated were taken for
European account
SToCHs-pull and irregular, but in the
main fraction lower. The market was
without feature. The transactions on the
Stock Exchange aggregated $1,000 shares,
Of which d,OOO were Western Union, ?,6OO
Erie, l,lOO Ohios 900 Union Pacific, 100
Lake Shore, l,40O Pacific Mail, and 1000
Northwestern.
IN evening cable from London refers to
u heavy failure in the metal trade, giving
M particulars. The Commercial announces
the suspension Of \. Castle K Co., fancy
goods dealers, Of Howard street, aud j. G.
shaw <. Co., manufacturers Of blank books.
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CnlorrN Ilnlrllts Tcnninra.

CoLrMnrs, August lO.-Rcprescnla-
tiycs oi the colorcd knights Tcmpars Of
a district embracing Ohio aud portion
u Indiana, Kentucky and Michigan met
in council here to-day. 4 grand drill
and banquet, and the installation Of otli.
Gers Of the Grand Commandcry are the
features for tO.morrOw.
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MEMPHIS.
A REVIEW OF THE SITUATION.

hbN INV w NAhAH - 10 AA'Ns
MEMPHIS, August lO-Thc AdiHrL,
this morning has n lengthy review Of the
situation along the river in the Memphis
district, summing up the cotton already
in the water at 1000 acres, which the
writer regards a' more hopeful situa.
ton than that Of few days since. lie
urges constant and slecplcss vigilance on
the part 0f those whose lands are threat.
cncd. lie says the danger to the pIanta.
tons on Walnut Bend, sixty miles below
here is from the back water in the st.
Francis, which last week extended mp Ia
Wiltsburg, distance Of so miles,
a telegram from Nicksburg this morn.
ing from Capt. Blake Of the Anchor Line
says that everything is all right from
ChicOt to this point, on the Louisiana
side, and from Robertsonvillc dam, on the
the Mississippi side forces are at work
wherever danger is Npprehendcd, which
COntradiCis the report Of crcvassc at
Ashton, Miss, which was published in
the Nicksburg HcrdH. 4 well known
planter Of northern Mississippi writing
from Atlanta Ga. the 9th inst, to firm
here, says Of the crops: "FOr sixty miles
east Of Memphis the crops have suffered
very much for want of rain. From there
to Decatur they are pretty good. Going
south from Brighton to Montgomery, the
distance Of one hundred miles, and thence
east sixty five miles through the cotton
country have never in my life seen
such an entire failure Of crops. saw
hundreds. aye, thousands Of acres which
will not make five bushels Of corn to the
acre, and not over fifty pounds Of seed
cotton. From Oskaloosa to Columbus,
Ga., II really looks like starvation. It Is
so dry aud hot that even trees are dying
and shedding their leaves ~ in Autumn
4 II the rain in the world could not changc
the result now. From West Point here
the crops are very sorry; corn will make
about seven bushels per acre. and cotton
about 200 nnuu,ls."
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Ghegntelli9eurrr,

EaY- Persons iroriHg he city for The Sum
mer cra kars Tue DAILY lSTELLiGEScEH
muRol To Them al dayniire0, aadhe attire"
elangsi a, otlca a, dr,ireL p''ags pnti for
! jccnls Der wcck.
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ititOOKE COt'NFN,
letter from IL Western Visitor
VINO Appreciates the lluIlhlO
CFPrII Region nnh the People
tItnt DWcIl Therein.

HRooRE CorSrY, w. VA, Aur.n
Eltor, Of the Intclgcncrr
have been spending few dayEumohg
the beautiful green hills that fringe the
hanks Of Buffalo Greek, and in wondering
over the green pastures that are now, at
this season oi the year, and after the late
rains, 80 tlcnsely covered with luKuriant
heritage. Qniet, peace and plenty are
visible on all sides amid the hiila and val.
lies Of old Brooke. The fears Of the
farmers for the safety of their grain have
all been lispcllcd by the few days of ann.
shine we have had, and cheerful industry
flls the air with sounds that fotclcll
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LoSpoy, August 1.-THE Raa pub.
li-lcs Il tcportui serious scnIllr between
the Russian and lrnssian frontier guards
at DOnbrona, on the boundry line between
l'ussin and Russia. The affair was pro.
vokch by the Russians who trcspasaCA MI
the German territory. Several Of the
guards were wounded
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san FnANCIsCO, August iO.-rhc oilt
cinl1 of the Central Pacific Railroad were
brought into court to-day on n citation
To produce Woodruff Charles CrockCr
testified that he did not know his where.
abonts The ease wn' continued till to.
mnrfnM.
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Cincinnati Horse nmd Mule IInr.
Lnt

The sales At the. Fifth street horse mar.
kct foot mp 2ll head for the week. Uuc
cnr load was shipped to rCnnylyauin.
Prices SiOOnl20. There continues tu hr q
very good home demand for working horses
for contractors on the Cincinnati southern
Railroad and for use for street cars. Prices
being paid for these range from SllO 10
GtO.
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LOUISVILLE August 10. - Young
Ridgcly, who killed Donnclly, the mur.
lcrrr Of Pcckover. at Cynthinna, Ky, two
weeks ago, was to-day acquitted Of the
indictment Of murder lcCkOvcr was
brother in-lnw Of Kiigcly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-11

CLEVELAND, August iO.-Whcat- Firmct
aud steady; rel 81 rs; do 81 81. Corn
Steady aud unchanged; No. State zoe; no
: do igc; No. white T2c. Petroleum
Quiet; standard white car lots qiic: Ohio
State test lOIc; small lots in2c higher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-11

SAN l'RASClsCo August lO.-A die.
patch from San Diego says that the
purscr Of the steamer City Of Panama re-.
ports that the rcvolutionists about the
"a in't. attempted to sack San Bias, but
were defeated and fled,