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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-07

Cincinnati, April GA democratic
city and county ticket was elected
here yesterday. The Democrats
elected their ticket in GAINESVILLE, Troy,
Lima, Bucyrus, Crestliue, Dayton,
Wooster and Chillicothe; the Repub-
licans and Independents in Spring
field, Xenia, Urbana, Mansfield, Will
mington, Youngston, London and
Toledo.
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PROCLAMATION.

Office OF NJ. w Grand Master,
II. W. Grand Lodge of Wyoming.

II. W. Grand Lodge OF wyoming.
To all TO whom these presents shall come
Greeting:
Whereas. ST the last session of the Grand
Lodge of the United States, II form of ceie-
bratiOn for the anniversary of our Order
was adopted, admOnishing the fraternity
that this day should not only be held in
veneratiOn by all Odd Fellows but should
be duly celebrated in a becoming manner;
and,
Whereas, the Most Worthy Grand Sire OF
the Right Worthy Grand Lodge Of the
United states has. on the 18TH day o; Ianu-
ary, A. u. ISIS, issued his proclamation to the
Order at large, enjOining the observance Of
that day.
Now, therefore, /, Louis Miller NJ. -.
Grand Master of the r. w. Grand Lodge,
l. Y. o. F.. OF Wyoming, by virtue of author
ity in me vested, do hereby enjoin upon all
Lodges and members in the Jurisdiction of
Wyoming, to take such action as may be
necessary for the due observance and cele-
bration. on the twenty-SiXth day OF April
A. ID. 1875, the Fifty-SiNLh anniversary of
Odd Fellowship in America. And II is
further enjoined, that when the regalta Of
the Order Is worn, no Intoxicating bever-
ages can, under any circumstances, be in
dulged in.
Done at Laramie City, in the Territory
of Wyoming, the 18th day of March, A. y.
1875.
LOUIS MILLER
Grand Master.
LEOPOLD EABIS,
Grand Se~retary.
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Sioux City, Ia, April G.-Two par
ties Of about two hundred men, under
the lead Of Gordon and Andrews, all
well armed and equipped, crossed the
river here to-day, en- route to the
Black Hills.
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Paris, April G.-The Rome cores
pondemt OF the Journal Des Dehats
writes that the Pope will take up his
residence in the United States, if it
should become impossible for him to
remain in Rome, and it was with a
view to such emergency that Bishop
McCloskcy was made Cardinal.
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NOTICE.

I will not be responsible for any
bill or other Indebtedness contracted
by any employe of the LEADER print
ing Office, except upon written order
or acceptance previously obtained {:
nor will any such claims be allowed
upon any Indebtedness due me.
II. CLAICHE.
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ShelbyviIle, Ind, April 6.-The fire
here, this evening, destroyed the drug
store of McCrea & Bishop and eight
stores and offices, including the Volun-
teer newspaper. Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, $4,000.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-07

St. Louis, April 6.-John Carney, n
drunken wretch, cut his wife's throat
while she was lying in bed, this morn
ing, and then cut his own throat !;
both are expected to die. Whiskey
was the cause.
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Annapolis, Md, April 6.-In the
election riot yesterday, two white
men and eight negroes were shot.
One negro died and two others not
expected to live.
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Columbus, O., April 6.-Edwurd
Phelps, young man about twenty,
shot and instantly killed his uncle
Homer Phelps, in a family quarrel,
this morning.
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The Valley House is the best for
commercial travellers and transient
guests to stop at in Salt Lake City.
The C eane-t of rooms and best Of
RIG, $50 to s. per day.
nOvl7-dtmay1
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COAL.
COAL.
COAL.

The best of Colorado Coal will be
delivered by w. II. Lee, by the
half-carload or more, for IS per ton.
In smaller quantities at So per ton.
Leave your orders at Bakers provi-
sion store. uovlS-dtf
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New HOrk MARKET.

NEW YORK, September li-Cotton-
Weak and irregular at liiaH.c; futures
closed strong; September 10 l3,32,i
October ID J. So November l. 29.32'' l.
l5-lG'i December y l5-l6" T.
3l-@2ci January l@ l-"2Gl /"
l-lGc; February Is l-@2@l3 Ir;
March l5 5l-52'ni3 1-lGr; April l"..
FIour-Stcady and in moderate demand;
receipts 2l,OOO barrels. Superiinr west
crn and state - Gjn > 80; common to
good - IOr,5 , 9ji good To choice - OOhr
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Everything Peaceful in mississippi

VIcKsBrRG, September l4-EA-Scna-
tor Peasc to-day tclcgraphcd 10 Attor-
ney General Pirrrcpont that he has as
surance of peace and that the officers of
Warren county ARE amply competent to
prevent any further violence III the
county. He says that there has
been material change in pub.
lie sentiment; aIso that the good
citizens are ready to assist the law utti
GERS in preserving peace. With the
present indications, any interference by
the General Government would be highly
impolte. Lieut.. j b. Guthrie, Com
mauding post to-day tcIegraphed to
Attorney General Pierrepont rs follows:
III have the assurance OF the peace olti-
GERS OF Warren county, that their power
to maintain the peace is adequate. \
majority OF the citizens are willing to aid
the sheriff whenever he calls for their
services, and he lthe sheriff assures me
that he will summon their aid If any
further disturbances take place. My in
formation prompts me to state that Mr..
Pease's assertions tc!esraphed you, are
eminently correct.
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THE MAINE ELECTION.
STILL BETTER AND BETTER.
Democratic Gains Increas-
ing.
Republican Majorities Beau
tifully less.

AUGUSTA, September II. - Returns
received ut the Kcnnebec Journal office
mostly official, from % towns, gives
Connor 45.O35; Roberts Al, i,j4l, Connor's
majority 3,494. The same towns last
wear gave Dingley 4O,907 and Roberts
31,47i, Dingicy's majority 9,433. There
are vet 229 towns and plantations TO be
heard from Republican majoritirs
bv counties, will be about as follows:
Andriscroggin, 1893; Arroostook, 43i
Franklin, $40; Hancock, A.; kenncbcc,
l,2l7; Lincoln, 10; Oxford, 2S3; Penob-
scott, 23G; Piscotaquis, 27O; Sugadahoc,
$780, Somerset, 349; Washington, 81;
York, l,232. Democratic majoritirs:
Cumberland, 3S7; Knoz, 49, Waldo, j3i
Kennebec county, except two small
towns, give Covnor $500, Roberts, 4ilO;
The Democrats have elected II and per
haps II senators, In the Fourth Con-
gressiona District, General Pluisted's
friends claim from 800 to 900 majority
for him, and the returns will doubtless
elect him BY these figures. Twcnty-three
towns IN Cumberland county, give i
Democratic vote OF 7.267, and Republi-
can &, ,8SG, making the Democratic inajori-
" 3Sl Three towns to hear from gave
900 Democratic majority last year, so
that their majority this year will not
fail far short OF 1900 against 300
Republican majority last year. The
Democrats have all four ofthe Senators,
against one last year The representa-
tivcs are probably - Democrats and 6
Republicans, and two ties, against l.
Democrats and Republicans last year.
The court officers are all Democrats.
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RAILROAD BoNDS--Qmct

STATE SECUEITIES-Duli.
The rumor mougcrS were busy again
to dav, on the streets and scnslbly cf-
frcted gold and stocks. Among the many
rumors floating about this evening, the
only one which assumed shape pointed To-
a firm of sugar rciners in lower Wall
street. Inquiry at the office failed To- gain
any continuation or denial of the story
From n statement of the condition OF this
firm early in the year II had assets many
times in excess Ot iJs Liabilities. The
rumors were too vague To bc traced. Mr.
G.. W. Mclean, President of the Stock
Exchange, proposes to call meeting OF
the Governing Committee as soon rs u
quorum ca,.bc obtained to discover, II
possible. the origuatOrs of the malicious
rumors which have recently flooded Wall
street.
SroCKS-Opcned firm and advanced !
to gpcr cent. Subsequently the market
became weak and prices declined to ;
per cent. Lake Shore leading the decline.
The market closed weak and unsettled,
except Tor Erie, which was firm. The
heavy decline in the produce exports tins
weak Is the result of the squeeze in cash
gold. and the dcmorulIzatlon OF foreign
exchanges. Transactions on the Stock
Exchange 9G9 600 shares, OF which 10000
were Pacific Mail, 10000 Western Union,
1000 Northwestern common, 10000 -.
Paul common, 2,iOO preferred, 10000
Erie, 1000 Lake Shore 1000 Ohio. and
ZOO Wabash.
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SAN Francisco September II. $50
=. M.-TAr Revcuu, officials Were
around to-day among the wholesale IL
qunr houses examining the books, winch
resulted in finding many instance, where
package, Of spirit, cuns"l and reported
ut 10 and - gallons, had been thrown
ON tine market us containing from 20 to
80 gallons. Most Of tAc," were from the
Pacific dj>tillcry, whose officers
were reported Yesterday, as
having made ailiiuyIt Of the
destruction Of their accounts up to
the fir. Of last July. The discoveries
thu, iar made by officials, indicate very
extensive frauds, in which not only deal
rrs and di,tIl,ers but also Revenue oth.
GERS are believed to be implicated.
Telegram, from the Revenue De-
partmrnt, at Washington, received
here to-day, announces the dismissal
from the service of j y. Drj-coll and
+. VI MoteliaS, cauEcr for completely in
thee frauds. The Investigation being
actively pushed and it Is probable that
III. ru.I,v parties will br brought - "r-
count without any further delay, than just
the work Of unearthing the facts rem
der, il necessary.
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De absurd to attempt to go into details IL"
q single letter, but to mention that near
lv every State in the Union is in some
way represented will perhaps give one
some adequate conception OF Its VastneSs'
Kansas Is represented by all the asrIcul-
turaI products of her State, Vermont by
cblldrens' carriages and wicker ware,
Rhode Island and Pennsylvania by
machinery. West Virginia by her
coal, and Missouri by her ores. These
only l call to memory, for there were
.mauy other articles from the same States.
The collection of ores Goals and pig iron
manufactured from the same by different
furnaces and by different methods, Is
very large and worthy of Il visitation
and careful inspection by Wheeling iron
men
The art gallery has large collections Of
fine paintings, engrayiugS, eichlngN
drawings and household arts numbering
i'm the aggregate over one thousand arti-
rles. some Of the most celebrated artists
ia the country, have their works on eNhl-
tion.
That which probably produces the
most pleasure To the general visitor l. the
scene presented ut night by the Floral
Hall, when everything j. lit up. Stand
iug a, the head ufthr stairs, after leaving
the bridge, that connects the two
halls. tul view Is had Of the cas-
cnir al the opposite end, the bridge over
/ the lake in the centre and the whole
th,ral display, which, To most minds,
would seem that about all the various
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

Col. }. II. SULLIVAN returned nome
from the West yesterday.
The recovery of Mr., McElhaney, who
was so badly injured at the Rockershou-
sen coal works few days ago, Is entirely
despaired of.
The Street Railway Company adver-
tised for hGrscs. and according to the time
set in the advertisement, yesterday was
the time for parties having horses tor
sale to bring them in, and quite n num-
Der were on the ground, but none were
purchased. The trouble is there amt one
cf the Company who is Judge of horse
flesh. Why not put it into the hands OF
some one who is a Judge.
THERE will be II meeting of the citl-
zcus of Bellairc and vicinity ut City
Hal. tonight, held in the interest OF the
Brllairc and Southwestern railroad, and
1t + hoped that every one who can, wIIl
turn out. us there WILDE buslnos: Of vital
! Importance before the meeting.
\ Prominent Republican of this city,
acknowledged in front OF tie Globe
U,r.n Yesterday evening, that the Geg-
han bill was ali right, and that the fuss
mad, by Republican stump speakers was
- Gigantic fraud. So it IS.
o,r,r many of orr citizens are
Going to take advantage Of the excursion
- ,E, railroad and attend the fairs
-, E.rnn.yillr md ST. Clairsvillc us they
"ro L.Id on.tbn same days.
"'I ''''1 ''' Wv p,
hI hhhN -" onl, - -, '., h.li
E'ire nov" -, ,,ni,T,, r,,, ,r,
at the btl'iIo"I ii'"H' '"y' ,,:.
dId not learn tHe result VI 'H''' "'''o'
atOhS.
The sale of the Conp'erri1i office,
/ which was To have taken place yesterday,
was postponed tor two weeks.
/ Tnr +, ,II,,yino = = condensed report of
,bn nrn.arorpo. of Council at regular
/ ,,,...,,,,,,, h.Ii last NIGHT S.ptrmbrr If
,u-. a., = n,lncl President Danford
-.,',i.,r..,', ,r,I.- o,I clark
t'.:' ,,II,I ,har,u An the MON.
'''',' o,,,.,,, Cri.-
,..,,, rho ,,i,,,,,,s or tina last ma.,ing
WALL m".', n.'I Il, .n% ,','.,,,,s a,Hroy.t. t"'
va n.,;ti"n ,..t ''N trdm the Firs. ward sign.
c'..a-,I AMI ,,L.r. o.Linr
~ "l ~. a. % f.a.,, Lnn.n9
"Gr','' 'r.'., '',,,' n,, ,r"nt rmisarcc. ,v,.
VI" "','l ,"...,I,as ,'',,. Smo,;.l C',,
''ve''''' al" .''',''H ~ =" w. G;,I ~
',,,''',' ,,se. ..nJ S,ro.1 Cnmniss;oner with
S'h''r ana 1''e'' .o,''.'''>'o,'e' .1 .In ~I'n
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Latest From the Mninc Election.
Better SfIIl.

BosToS, September li-The returns
are still mcagre. In Cumberland county,
which was hotly contested and whore the
Democrats hal one Senator and the
county treasurer la,t year, they have
made "a clean sweep. Sugadagoc county
gives Conner Republican, a majority Of
$50. with Democratic gains in several
towns. Waldo county complete, except
Jackson, gives Roberts. Democrat. -
majority and elect, Democratic county
officers. one Senator and four Rrprcscn-
tatives. Nothing definite il yet known
of the Congressional contest N the Fourth
district, though Pni,;rd l. doubtless
elected. Conner, majority will not ry-
ceed 5.oOOit is conceded By Republican
papers
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September l4.-Fl"ur-
Firm and unchanged. Wheat-Actlve
and unchanged. Corn-Dull; western
mixed II ic. Outs--Frrm and unchanged
Rye-Dul and unchanged. Provisions
Strong. Pork So 25a22 %. Bulk Meat,
Active; shoulders ssm9c; clear rib
sides l2!@l24c, loose 9t@l24c packed.
Bucon-Shouldcrs lOGlO!c; clear rib
sides l3{c; hams ljic. Lard-Activr
ut l4GlI44c Buttcr-Scarcc and
strong; western cXtrat 27m 2sc; tir,tN
25Cd 2Gc. Pctroleum-No omiRal; crude
5!Ca tic; refined llsmllic. Coffee
Firm and unchanged. Whisky-Duli nj
81 2lml 2l!.
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Very Important Item.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NeW Work Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK, September l4.-GoLD-
Opened at llG., Tell oti'to ll6f, advanced
to III, and closed at llG,. Rates for
borrowing were l-&2 "a, l-lGCr l-G4 per
cent per diem. At the close ! per cent.
was bid for Use, cash gold tomorrow.
MoNEY-Easy nj 2lt@ per cent; prime
mercantile paper ja6 per cent Gus
toms receipts $4,000. The Assistant
Treasurer dlsburscd $4,000. Clcarings
s42,O0O,OOO. Bankers bill, 1900 4s4.
EnyERNNJrNTs-C firm.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
OF Main and 18th Sts.
THE GAINESVILLE FAIR.
A FINE DIS P L A Y.
BARNEsyILLN, ONO, Sept. II

BARNEsyILLY, ONO, Sept. "A.
Special to the Register.
The great event Of Eastern Ohio, the
District Fair was, fully inauguratcd to-
day with grand display in every de-
partmcnt. The entries were more nu-
merous than that Of any previous fair
The agricultural nall is more than over
jammed with vegetables and products.
a very fare field of noted turf horses are
on the ground. Everybody is jubillant
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, september l4.-Co:ton-
Dull at l4c Flour-Dull and unchanged
Wheat-Firm and unchanged Tor old !
medium dull AT 81 2j,dl 80. Corn-Qui.
ct at 7OlG 74c. Oats-Quiet and steady VI
30@5Oc. Barley-Quict; spring 81 ~
al 30. Rye-Quiet at 7sG 80 Proyis-
ious-Pork quiet and steady; country
S2l 10; city y 90. Lard-Dull; steam
l2!; kettle, l5S Bulk meats-Quiet and
unchanged, Bacou-Quiet and steady;
shoulders 9!@9!@l33@l3!c. Whisky
Demand good al full prices, 81 Ii.
HoGs-Quet and steady; stockers 81 80
al %; common light, s. 00@7 80; good
light 10 good butchers s. S0@S %.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST Liberty, September l4.-Cattlo
Receipt, to-day 1871 head, all for sale
here. Supply good, but mostly medium
to common, few good being represented.
Prices about the same ~ at the close Of
last week or shade better on good; best
50 7jG7 %; medium to good - 25,E
30; common to fair 81 GOuj %; bulls
s. SOFAS 50; stockcrs and feeders - 10
mi5O Iog,-Rrceipt> t" day l.i5O
head Workers s. SOG 5 -; Philadclphns
50 25M9 30. Shcep-Rrcripts to-day
$500 head; selling at 3 jO@j 30.
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lIrnry ward Bccchcr ~. Frmnris ID.
MOultOn.

New YORK. September l4.---District
Attorney Britton. of Brooklyn, addressed
letters to Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher Nmd
Fraucis ID. Moullou to-day, suggesting
that the public interests would BE- best
served by entering nri'c PrJssYpf IN the
casr Of Henry Ward Beccher ". Francs
u. Moulton. for libel. Mr.. Bacchcr, in
reply. concurs in the disposition IF the
cn,c suggested by the District Attorney.
Mr. Moulton says he cannot acql''"-re IN
the action proposed. and concludes his
letter rs follows:
| am indicted with libel in charging
Rev. Henry Ward Beccher with criml.
nal intercourse with female member oi
hi. congregation The charge is true
hr knows it to be- true, and whatever the
Inpcricctiuns oi mans tribunals, the
supreme Ruler will some day reveal th"
truth and vnGicate the right. For
speaking the truth nn1 nothing but the
truth. and that too under challenge and
in my own defense Of my own cHarac-
ter and the character o..
her whose good name j. dearcr to me
than life itself, have been arr"lSnrd
Il, II criminal, compelled like frion 10
plead with uplilLr1 hand, subjected 10 the
i.nnmiuy of bonds against escape from
i.>tirc loaded with obIoquy by the publ Q
press. frowned upon and avoided bg Soc'-
ctv, and now, after the Indictment against
me has served It's purpose by di>credltlng
in advanced witness of R"v.llcary Ward
Bccchrr's guilt, aNd it apparent to You,
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The Mendoza Disastcr-StOry OF the
Survivors.

CuIcAGo, September I4.-Tnc seven
passengers who were picked up by the
schooner Adlin oil Mun.owoc arrived
here to-day. They are Captain Fair
banks, +. v. Fairbanks, 5 l.. Sage
Patrick Mon.ho.r, W. ) Cram, Amos
Hes, and Gror re- Mckinny. y member
of the crew states that ut one o'clock
Friday morning, the waves began break
ing over the Mendoza, and she parted
the line by which she was towing the
barge Morning Star. The
water kept gaining until five
o'clock, when the other barge,
Evening Star WIS thrown OH soon after
the boats were lowered, and the captain,
his son. first mate and some OF the crew
climbed into the larger one; the smaller
one was taken by some Of the crew, who
ulmo>; immediately pulled away the ia
ther. The wife Of the captain was left.
The father was seventy years old He
WAS trying to get to the boat. When
lust seen the steward stood with his wife,
and went down with her. The story Is
related also by another member "f the
crew who speaks l. term, OF praise OF the
conduct OF the captain and officers. The
Mendoza is eighteen years Old and own
ed bv WIN Cro--thwaItc OF Buffalo whose
son persisted on the boat. 1t Is feared
the barge Evening Star is lost; she had
-iN m"u on board
In the list of lives lost by the Mcndota
disaster, given by Chief Engineer Ness
are William Cros,thwaitc, the owners
son, who was actingas clerk; f. Fairbanks,
the captains father; Eliza Fairbanks,
the ca ptain's wife; Charles Dean, the
steward, and his wife, Of Bay City; Ed.
Hughes second engineer, Of Buffalo, Pat
rel; Ryan, first whcclSman, of Bay City;
and Edward Mayneham. Edward Durow,
Edward MuIligan and james CnrscI,
deck bands.
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4 Terrible Hallway Accident.

New YORK. September IA private
telegram has been received IN this city
from Toronto, announcing that fright
tul accident occurred this morning, on
the Grand Trunk railroad. a train was
thrown from the track and several Of the
employees on the train killed. The whole
train was perfect wreck, and to add to
the horror the train took tire, and II large
number of cattle which were burned un-
der the debris were actually roasted alive
it being impossible to eXtricate them.
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Anniversary.

NEW ORLEANS, September l4-Tbe
anniversary OF the lltn olSeptemh"r WAS
celebrated by solemn High Mas, al the
Cathedral, AT o'clock this morning. for
the rrpu-c of the soul, OF those VINO tell
on September II. ls7I The graves ot
those who fell on that day were drcornt-
rd in tie various ccmrter!r-, ant "er"
visited during the day by many persons.
The crrcmonle. viii conclude al -.
Patricks Hall this evening Dr.. y.
Dickson Burns viii deliver The mcmgua.
address.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO September Flour Steady
and in moderate demand. Wheat
Active and lower, No. white Michigan
81 33; No do 81 -; amber 81 -; seller
september 81 &i!; seller October : 30;
seller November Il IS; No. > red, 81 lo
Corn-Dull and lower, nigh mixed G@!c;
no grad" 81! !c. Oat,-DuiIi No ,, i2r,
white lsc; Michigan f. Be-
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Death ola Noted Scientist.

MILWAUKEE, September IA dis
patch received from Oconomowoc, at
midnight, states that Dr.. j. A. Lapham
died there tonight. There is no par
ticulars. The Doctor was State geolo-
gist of Wisconsin, and u man Of world
wide note in science.
Very Important Item.
LONG BRANCH, September l4.-Presi-
dent Grant lett Long Branch this MORN
ing for Washington.
The Direct Cable.
New YORK, September 1.-THE direct
cable will tomorrow, transmit messages
between America and Europe at 70 cents,
currency, per word.