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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October -Flour-Dull
and unchanged Whcat-Dull and
lower at the close; 80. Chicago spring
$ll3@l H.; No. 81 II, spot; 81 0sI
seller October; sales at 81 ts.(1l 10 seller
November, and closed at OSt seller No.
ycmbcr; NO 9&lG934c; rejected 81
m 81. Corn-Quicl ana steady; No. >
mixed j2iM 53c spot, and has sold at jic
spot; 52lC, 52,c seller October; sc bid
,cIler NcycmJcri A. e bid seller year; re-
jcctcd 81 !@I3c. DAT, Dull; No. %5i
Ca,3&.c spot; 32tc seller November; 81
(d,32c seller year; rejected 27Cl 2sc. Bar
ley-Activc; SSc seller October; S3C s@lc
seller November. Ryc-Quict; 694c
spot; zoe seller November. Pork-Old
$2l %; new $50 80 spot; $40 7j@2l %
seller October; Sl9 300 10 40 seller No
vember. Lard-Quiet; old $l& so; new
$l3 90 spot; 81 l2lC,l3 10 seller Octo.
Der. Bulk Meats-Steady and in moder-
ate demand at si@lOimlllml2r.
Whisky-Quiet and steady ut 81 l3.
On call board-Wheat-Unchanged.
Corn Easier; 81 ic seller October; jlic
first quarter November. Oats-un-
changed Pork-Unscttl"d at $50 90
for seller October LarI-lrrcgular;
- irs"lcr October.
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The Case of the Iudinn Newspaper

MUscuGsE, l. r., October 2S-A deS-
patch from Parsons, Kansas, dated Oc-
tobrr ~ regarding the issue here of the
newspaper called the Indian Progre,s
contained some misstatementS which 1t
Is deemed proper to correct. The Creek
Council did not legislate to suppress the
paper or coufiscate the property Of
Boudinot x Harris. II the paper is con-
tinued it will be in compliance
with law of the Nation passed long
time ago, defining citizenship in this
Territory. This law, it seems, Mr.. Harris
had not complied with, and therefore he
cannot hold property in the Creek Ma
ton or remain in it himself, he being a
citizen OF this United States The United
States authorities here decline to meddle
in the matter, Is it is one IN which they
have no Jurisdiction.
A paper to be called the hd,aa HsrG'd
is to be- issued here by the international
Printing Company in few day.. The
president Of this company l. Colonel
William =. Ross, Chief OF the CEero
KEGS. and tho directors embrace the chiefs
of the Chcrokees, Greeks, SemInoleS,
Cho,taws and Chickasaws and several
OF the most prominent and influential men
in the territory. The paper will be sup
ported by these tribes and will represent
the Indian side of all questions and mat
tiers affecting this Territory. 1t l. un-
deistood that NJ. p. Roberts, formerly Of
the Chicago Inter- Ocean, but fore some
time past resident here, will be editor of
the paper. He is now east purchasing
presses and printing material.
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Rankrupt Railroad.

ST. LOUIS, October 2s.-lIerman
Rrirhstcin, President OF the st. Louis
Company, HIS fled petition III tn"
United States District Court, asking, ON
behalf of the ST. Louis Company, for An
Adjudication of the involuntary bank
ruptcy petition against the Missouri Pa
"iiic railroad for non-payncnt OF inter-
e>t for four months on 100000 of bonds
issued to that company on JaEuary lst,
1863. The petition also alleges that in
July last the Company. then
being bankrupt, and with Il
view to giving prrlcrcncet to one or more
OF the creditors, and to secure certain Of
its cudorscrs and suretics, executed II
mortgage upon its property and fran
chi>es, to Henry f. Vail and James y.
Fish, to secure the payment of r"rtaine
bond, to the order of Vail and Fish
amounting to 4,OOO,OOO.
Mr.. Rcchtcr, county Treasurer, and
Frank J. Bowman, attorney for the coun-
tv, will leave for New York Tomorrow,
10 attend meeting of the unsecured
creditors Of the Atlantic and PacllIc rail-
road. to be held there Monday next. The
petition in bankruptcy rcierrod to above,
will be heard by Judge Treat to morrow.
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IN the make Of iron; the iron is increased
in cost by the higher cost of coal. Ia
time, and not far of, American iron
will largely supply England and
France. Another reason is that the sup
ply. and the abundance Of coal and iron
contiguous to each other in this country i.
so much richer and more convenient, that
it makes the manufacture of iron here
cheap, notwithstanding the high price OF
labor. Thus it seems that the future OF
the iron industry must be prosperous and
profitable, Notwithstanding the prtsen'
dullnsss of the markets, and the low
pri,co which, which, however, Will soon
rise
The writer then becomes very enthnsl-
ast;c over his plausible reasoning, and
thus concludes: Goa and iron are the
great elements of the worlds industry
and they will always remunerate whoever
engage, in them
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THE sUNCOOK HORROR.
New Developments as 10 the MURDER
Of Miss LOnsmaid-A Fiend In HUI
man Shane

From the Sprip gfield Republican, Oct.Z'..
Lapage, the suspected murderer OF
Josie Longmaid, made another desperate
effort to escape from the Concord jail
Saturday, and has been placed IN IRONS
The accommodating evidence against MN
indicates that he is not only the
guilty. man, but is one OF the most
besotted monsters in the criminal
record. According TO his wife ac-
count he used n mask when he attacked
and outraged her sister in Canada, hvt
wears ago. He was arrested but escaped
by desperate fighting, while the officers
were binding his legs, and tor sometime
lived in the woods. Some two years ago
ne travelled fifty miles TO the house OF Ills
cousin, and fouly outraged her person, es-
Gaping with her horse. His wife says that
he has made attempts to rsvlsh his own
daughter, Is years old, and that they have
been afraid OF their lives on account OF
his brutality. The mIrderer OF the Ball
girl is proved to have worn moccgslns at
the time of the crime, and 1t Is known
that Lupage wore them that day, while
IL has bttl itul I!tA bliab u 9'i''' '''''N -
fore the murder, he inquired OF Il girl
what road Miss Bail took in returning
from school OIL Friday nights. The
mask found near the body OF Miss Ball
has recently been examined, and proves
to be fastened with birch wltheS,
and withes were also found near the
body of Miss Ball, while birch
withe was found tied around pine
tree close to where the Langmaid girl
lay. Lapage is known to be an expert
in making withe>, even mending harness
with them. A piece Of cloth, which
looks as though bloody hands had been
wiped on it, has been found Mt Lapages
house, and his wife says shirt he wore
on that day is missing. Three young
girl, have stated that they were chased
in the wooks by Lapagc previous to the
Pembroke murder.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, October 25.-Cotton-
Nominal at l4;@l4i; futures closed
steady; October IA 9.32; November
l2 9-32; December 13 3.32; January
lS 5-s2@l3 3-l6; February l3 1920
l3 SIG; March l3 l5-32@l3l; April l3s
@lS 2l-32i May l3 ?5.S2@l$ 1916
Flour-Receipts 1000 barrels; ship
ping grade demand fair and market
frmer; Others dull; superfAe western
and State s. 40(a5 4j; common to good
s. 50(Gj 50; good to choice S. 90(GG 80;
white wheat extra $G 35GS 90; st. Louis
s. 6O@7 50. Rye Flour-Steady al
"A 25(G5 50. Corn Meal--More active
ut 50 35M3 o5. Wheat-Recceipt> 2O3,.
900 bushels; market lc better with II
moderate expert and good speculative
demand; rejected spring 81 Oj@l or;
No. 3, 81 ll@,l Ii; No. 3 Milwaukee
81 l7Gl %; No. . Chicago spring 81 -
al y; No. > Milwaukee 81 3l6l 33;
No. spring 81 @5@l -. Rye-Quiet
at SOG9Oc. Barley-Firm Malt
Quiet. Corn-UnscttIed; opening firm
and closed dull receipts $1,000
bushcl; western mixed, steam, 70G1Gc;
do, sail, 724c Oats-More active and lc
better; receipts 10000 bushels; western
mixed 3SG $50; white State 46C, sc
Huy-Firm at so 90. HopS-Frrmi
ycarlings SG Zoe. Cotce-Quiet ut Is!
@2lic Sugar-Firm; fair to good
refining 80 Sc; prime So. Molasscs-
Unchanged. Rice-Rangoon at tlc;
Louisiana and Carolina GdM7lc. PetrO-
leum-Quiet and heavy; Crude G G.M6fc;
refined nominally l%!c. Rosin-firm at
81 sOocI 81. Tnrpentinc -Firmer at ~!
Gi5c. Eggs-Firm at 20! !G 2Sc. PORK
Unsettled ut go OOCo - l2!. Beef
Unchanged. Cut Meats-QuIet; md
dies dull; city l5ic Lard Firm; new
prime steam l3lr. Butter Heavy
western lGG2oc. Chec,e-Firm nj l2I
m1&. Whi-ky-Quiet at 81 H.
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Change in Pears.

We remember some years ago of ca
aminins the fruit of st. Ghi>lain pear
standing in grass. 1t was pronounced
poor IN quality. The pig were turEed
in and rooted the sod thoroughly about
this tree. The next year the pears grew
much larger, and We're 81 much superior
in flavor that W" should not have recog
nized them as the same. y late English
gardener remarks that the Josephine de
Malines pear, one from Il wall, and nm
other from standard tree, are 80 di>>lm'
liar that they might easily be mistaken
for different kinds. Cultivator, OF new
fruits should got therefore pr"nounc" on
their character until they lave hnd III"
best culture.
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK. October 2S.-BerNc Ncs
Receipts 400 head, making 1850 head
for three days. against 1870 Tor the same
time last week. Under light arrivals and
with cooler weather, the market recover
ed from the depression of Monday. and
transaction. yesterday and to day were at
an advance of 1@!c. Very poor To-
strictly prime native steers including
half breed Colorado cattle and thorough
bred short horns from Kentucky, ranged
at sCo l$Ic; poor TO good Teys, aud
Cherokee cattle 7m,9ic.
Sheep and Lambs-Rcccipts $3.50
head, making $500 mead for three days,
against l2.O&O head for the same time lat
week. Not much change in prices but
"a iirmcr feeling and more active trade nt
4lmGc tor sheep, and 6Cp7 c for lsn5s.
Swine-Arriyals, 1850 head, making
l&.34O head for three days, against | g.
gGO for the sametmc last week. None
sold alive. Drcssed-Cl":cd at 9lGr TO- e.
for CITY
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CIncinmntiHorse Market.

There has been marked improvement
in the market during the last wc"a. the
prevalence of cplzoplic, in II mild torn,
hnN ing seemingly not affected the supply
or demand Nulr, IN the Firth street
auction tor .a=t week footed up $50 head
against 2jO head Tor the preceding week.
OF the sales there were shipped as follows;
one car to Georgia Mt >75G 40 per
hrad; one car to Philadelphia at >ll0m
200; two ear, to Little York, Pa, ut $50
GllGO. General prices are: Plugs so
IA 80, common work S5OGSj common
drivers S65G 30, medium drivers 600
Il, l2O, street Car tS1crll0,Bo-t"n chunks
SsjC, l2u, good harness horse, for home
U.s. $l2Or,ljO, extra harness horses Slj0
N 200, heavy draft $50, POO and $500.
In the mule market prices are n fol-
lows: Fourteen hands S7jtr9o fifteen
hand, sllOml&j sixteen hand. SljOlq
Sl7j.
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4 Mystery

LgAvENwoRrH, KAN, October -
Further investigation in the case Of the
lady found dead in the river Mt this
place, has developed nothing new in the
manner in which she came to her
death. 1t has been asccrtsincd that her
trunks were checked from Womago,
kansa, to Lcaveuworth, on October
eth, but when she arrived here i not
known. \ pass on the Kansas Pacific
railroad from Womago 10 Kansas City,
signed by Long, the proprietor Of
the Leland Hotel, at Kansas City, was
also found in her trunk, together with
letters showing that she had been a
houskeeper at one time in a boarding
house in Chicago, and in the Loand
Hotel in Kansa. City. The case l. stiIl
being worked up.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, October .S.-The
Evangelical Alliance resumed its session
this morning, when an able paper on
art in It's relation To- ownership WAS
read by Rev. DIR. Wa,hburne of Calvary
Church. New York Discussion on this
subject occupied the rest OF the morning
session. An invitation wa, presented
from Detroit to hold the next biennial
conference there. In the afternoon Dr.
Samson of Rutger Institute, New York,
presented an elaborate essay on at ltra-
montanism in its relation t. civil govern
meut, which WAS followed by animated
addresses on the same topic by DIR. Bud.
dington, DIR. Martin, of Philadelphia, and
others. The members of the Conference
held a social reception in the lecture hall
adjoining ihe church, where tea was
served them. The evening session was
given to the subject of intcmpcrnncc and
the best method of supprcssing 1t. Oh
which addresses OF interest were deliver
ed 10y Rev. j. NJ. Buckley, Of Stamford.
Connecticut, and DR. w NJ. Taylor, Of
New York. The sessions during the day
and evening have been well attended,
The Conference will close tomorrow.
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Capture Of MurIicrers.

LOUISVILLE. October 2S.--Georgc
Harmon, convicted for the murder OF
John Long, of Alabama, IN this city, in
March. 1871, and who forfeited his bail
several years ago, has been recaptured
and brought back to this city. Harmon
dared to visit Louisville two weeHs ago,
when he was recognized, pursued and
captured Mt Jackson, Tenn. In fleeing
he procured an Alderman pass in
some manner, and in turn gave it to 1"
gnmester named John Young, and the
latter while on the l.. Z. X ). W. train
forced female passenger to consent to
his desires. lie and Harmon then fled
to Tennessee and there both were appre-
hended.
John D. O'Connor, charged with the
raurdering of Abraham Anderson in
TaylorsvilIe, Kentucky, last September,
has been recaught at Salena, Clay county,
Tennessee
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THE NEW HYPERION

From Paris 10 Marty by Way OF the Rhine.
By Edward Strnhun. ProiuScly illu--
trucd with over 30 EngTaN nom
designs by Dor" and others. hyu. Extra
cloth, black and gilt OrnHm-nlnli"n
Gilt Top. $40
QUAINT, humorous, gud entertaining
describing thcjourn"y rom Paris Ia MsrlN
10y way ~ the Rhine. II is hII exqulsii"lN
printed and tH-tcIullv bound volume, Aud
the illustrations, three hundred In mum
her, are largely 10y Gu>ttNr bore. Ih"
book + among th" most unique and iHs
CinHiiug IN lts way that We have "NrI
chau''d tn 500. 90 Bp,tDn JOHfHIi.
at Is ns purely humorous Hs can N,ii br
Imagined. n n not n book Ia b" oonllS
desert bed, bUi 10 h" read and enjoyed .,ud
laughed over. - BOytOH -idueItiseT.
"W" have rarely examined woik
" hose material seem 10 br ~ thoruugblN
digrstcd end cOrnphctly arranged aS that
before H.. o. BO,tOH GtOJc.
ain her goOdly vOiume she has IN YO,a
useful contribution Ia European hid-tVr
The mechanical execution Of the wOkTly
substantial and handsome : ~
hd'pr"'''f.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINShTI. October 2S.-Co,ton-
Dull at l%lr. Flour Dull md un-
changed. Whcat-Dull; red 81 zoo,
30. Coru-DuIl at SOC. Oats Dull
ut 2oh, i2c. Barlcy-f'irm and unchanc-
81. Eyc-Quct and firm at 7sCa SOc.
PorE-Quict at $50 jor,2O -. Lard
Quiet steam BE; kettle l%Ic. Bulk
Meat Quiet; old shoulders SIC; new
meat Toto - days in salt iobbing, 9mI2l
ml2Ic packed. Bacon-Quiet and un-
changed Whi,ky-Dcmand fair and
market firm ut II l3
IIogs--ln fair demand light - 7Otd
G s.; good 10 light packing "Om7 -;
butcher, s. 30m1 10
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Police Officers Injured by Fire
works.

New YORK, October 2S.-During the
display of fire works in front of Tam
many Hall this evening, bomb she'll
exploded in the midst Of group Of
police officers, and badly wounded Officer
Warren Harrington in the right hip and
left knee 1t is thought that the leg will
have to be amputatcd. Officer NevercoIe
was burned about the head and face, and
il i believed he will lose his eve sight
Six other officers were NOR" or less
scycrly injured.
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PhiladeInhia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2S.-Pclro-
leum-Firm; refined l@I@l$!c; crude
lOlGglOlc. Flour-Dull; extra - OOQ
} 81; Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota
s. jOG7 90; high grades s. 7jGS -
Whcat-Steady; new Pennsylvania red
81 35Cr 40; new western red 81 l5 ~
%; amber 81 g. Rye-At 1jGr Soc
Corn-Fairly active; yellow mixed ,lG,
72c. Oats Slow; mixed 3Sld 40c; white
44G,4sc. BarIey-Cannda 81 2Uml 10
Whi,ky-Wcstcrn 81 II. Buttcr-Firm;
New York and Bradford county extra
a5d34; frsts 3Olg32; western extras 22
IL 3Oc; ffsts 2ja27c; rolls extra 2oCd
SOC; tr>ts 200 2sc Cheese - steady;
western fine l2!mla Es@s-Firm;
western fresh 27M2Sc.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY
HORSE FAIR
Ar
9teubenvi11e, q.
OCTOBER 29 and 30.
OVER SI,2OO.

OCT. 2lth-SECOND DAYS RACES.
No. I-Pursr sSD. For rruttcrs which new
cr beat a. SiU 10 lst, 80 tO 2d, and So To b.
No. 2--Pur>s ~. For PAGERS which never
beat 2:1s. So to lSt, slJ Ia second, and SO
10 ~.
No. 3-rur>e slW. For Trotters which
never beat 2:Sr so 10 lNt, S3U a. second,
so tO %.
Entries for 2:3i Race-H. Caldwell, Jay
Bird, Kidgeway, Dr. Rush, Scott.
Entries Tor 2.2S Race Harry Mitchell,
Silver Sides, Dolly, Blue Mare, Pilot
Entries for 2:}D Race-LatrObe, Surr-l
Billy, Lady LightfOot, Reuben, Little Mary.
OCT. 18th THIRD DAYS RACES.
No. Purse 500. For PAGERS which new
er beat -. 80 10 lst, so TO "a, so 10 81.
No. S--PU-Sc $50. FREE FOK ALL lROf.
So 10 lst, gu to ID, S2j To %.
In saturdays Races the entries will be
announced tomorrow. one prominent
feature oi them Will be Pacing Race
against time by sleepy George, tor a purse
OF sJD.
Admission Jcts, Carriages and Grand
stand, free. An efficient pol cr force Will
be- on the grounds, and the best OF order
will be- preserved.
JOHN \. COLLIER,
Marshal aud Manager,
/. Ross MUsCRONE, see '. Ur.y
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Marke

new YORK, October 2S.-MoNEY-
Market easy at @@4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 6(a7 per cent. Customs
receipts $2l4, 900. The Assistant Tressur-
cr disburscd 100000 Clearings $4S,-
100000. Stcrling-Firm at 477@4S2.
GoLD-Advanced from ll6l 10 llGs,
fell of to llGI and closed at ll6i. Rates
paid for borrowing were 3-64, l-l6, 5-64,
3.32, !, l-32 and ga per cent per diem.
Loan, were also made fiat, and 3(14 per
cent for carrying. The increased dear
ness OF cash gold was attributed in some
quarters to the gold transferred by the
syndicate to the treasurer in the settle
ment of called bonds. Foreign Exchange
WAS heavier in consequence Of the
squeeze in cash gold.
GovEBNMENT BONDS We're in active
demand ana higher owing to the i'm
provcmcnt mt London and RI" OF gord
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Lightning Trains,

WASHINGToS, October -S-Ine Baitl-
more and Ohio Railroad Company sub
nrittcd to the Pustoilice department to-
day schedule, which was approved, pro-
yiding FOR two lightning mnil tra'ns
daily. instead Of one, ~ heretofore con-
templated between Baltimore and WASH
iugton and Chicago; the >crvIc" to bcgiI
uc1t Monday and shorten III" present
schedule one days time tor a., points
wc,t Of the Mis.l>sippi river.
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MEMPHIS, Ten, October 2s.--Th"re
were To regular purses shot for to-day NJ
the Sport>men meeting, but y large
number of spectators were present. To-
morrow the field trial stakes for dog vii!
bc decided near Germantown. y num-
ber of sport,m"n from the West, started
home to-day.
No decision WAS rendered to dav in
the case of Smith. Truutham and 9TH
els. charged with the attempt to @iduap
James NJ. Tighe.
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Fire i'm Salt Lake.

SALT LAKE, Octobrr =. I Ire bH0a"
out this evening in Regli,' building, near
the Walker House, and spread 10 the
adjoining buildings, destroying ,cyera'
stores and Mokimmon3 large stable.
The fire was checked between the Wal
ker House ard White House. Los. cstl-
mated at $4,000 to $4,000.
The Mayor hiss called meeting for
Tomorrow night to raise tuui, for the
de.titute of Virginia City.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, October IS - Flour De-
mand fair and market firm. Wheat-De-
nland active aud advanced; No = white
Wabash 81 30; No do 81 80; No. l
white Michigan 81 23!; amber 81 10
,"ler November 81 l9i seller December
81 22lGl 224i No. } red 81 07!; re-
jccted 92G93t. Corn-Quiet; high mix,
ed GOc; new seller year 49c; no grade
4Sc; new DO so. Oats-Qmet and firm;
No. 2 3G!G aClr; Michigan 36c; rejected
Glc.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, October Domestic
cotton good, and prints quiet, except cot t.
ton ilanncls and corset jeans, which are
in good demand. Manchester fancy and
plaid prints reduced to !c. Ginghams
IN steady request and plaid cotton dress
good, fairly active. Rcpcllants in bet
ter demand and blues scarce. Cashmere,
dull but overcoming IN fair request.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.


New YORK, October 2S.--Thc rr"di-
tors of Dcssoway X Hatch, and solomon
X Moral. leather dealers, and Cuthburt
" Co., rectliirrs Of whisky, met yesterday.
The several firms offered forty cents on
the dollar, and the creditors insisted upon
fifty. The propositions are under con-
sidcratlOu.
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FOREIGN.


I.oNpoN, October 2s.-The Farmer in
an article on the cattle disease. says that
the number ct cases for the quarter end
ing on the 10th of October was aS follows:
In Somersetshr", $1,000; Cheshire,
10000; Doversetshire, $4,000; Gloucester
shire 1900; Oxfordshire, $4,000 War
wickshire $4,000; Norfolk, $1,000, and
Cumberland, $4,000. Throughout Eng
land and Wales there were, for tho same
time, over 100000 cases, The money
damage Is estimated at G2OO,OoO.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, October 2S.-W heat
Dull; new red 81 2jml 30; new white
II 3Oal 40. old red II IOml 4j. Corn
Dull and unchanged; old 6S(d 70c;
new 4sm SOC. Pctrolcum-Quiet; crude
81 G2!ml 50 at Parkers; refined l@sc
for Philadelphia delivery.
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r,r,h,unkciu Memphis

MntrmIs, October 2s.-Ihe c"'th.
quake last night created considerable
alarm IN thi, ely. There were three
shocks. following each other in rapid sue
ce>sion. and coming from the southwest.
" windows and crockery ratified III lively
manner
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-29

The yachts, DauntIess, james Gordon
Bennett, owner, and Resolute, owned by
Rufus Hatch, started Yesterday about
$50 on "A race to Cape May and return.
The Dauntess rounded Sandy Hools at
H:jj to-day, winning the race. The
Re,outc was not in sight Mt l2:4j.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-29
House of bishops of p. E. Church

NEW YORK, October 2S.-The House
of Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal
Church covened to-day. About thirty
bishops were present and Bishop Smith
presided. The House went into secret
session for the creation of two bishops,
one for Africa aud the other for China.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-29
West Virginia Editors Delighted

KANSAS CITY, October 2s.-The men,
bers of the West Virginia Press A'socis-
tion arrived here at four o'clock this
afternoon on a special train from
Grenada, Colorado, and express them
selves delighted with the trip and general
magnlicence Of the far western country.
They left in special car for St. Louis al
4:5O this afternoon.