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rcxa. Pacific Railroad Convention

MENrHIs, November l9.--The Texas
Pacific Railroad Convention met at the
opera house ut ll:3O thi, morning, and
was called to order hy Frank Davis,
chairman of the Executive Committee,
who nominated Hon. j ". Ciapp, oi
Memphis, for temporary chairman, who
on taking the chair delivered an address
of welcome, and entered into the merits
of Memphis Us oucot the terminal points
OF the southern Pacific railroad, and
slowing the advantages possessed by Il
road on the thirty-sccond parallel over
the Northern Pacific. JAS II. Sullivan
Of yicks burg was selected as temporary
Secretary, and the following Committee
on Credentials appointed: Captain
James :. Wise Ohio; Colonel w. e.
FAlkncr, Mississippl; Colonel Moses
White and +. J. Latham, Tennessee.
Ex-Judge Mcclure, of Arkansas, being
called, took the stand and read II lengthy
ESSAY on the Southern Pacific and other
railroads.
a Committee on Permanent Orgat ia
ton was then appointed, who reported
the following organization: For perma-
ncut Chairman, Ex-Governor Magotlin,
Kentucky. zee Ire,identN.ii'h. "u'-
tayus y; henry c'"F"IyIl!e' Len Len near"o' ~
John II. 0roSier, h"oSF'I,r' len
nesseei hN.JudSe Johh w. NcT'urr'
Arkansas h"h' Hah,Ho, D. Jaws
Cincinnati, GoloheI W. -: ll"'eh' LOUIS
ana, r H. NahiranK' Missouri HTGre' ,,i'5
taryS, James H. SU,nFani J"hh a. W lie
iI"ihs' lenneSste' ~, H. a. -"It Pul, 80
kansas ne FsPo'' % ., ''' 01,ii,.''sr'v C,.''',,
was auoP'eu VIZ" "PP P."N>T' Wv - Nv,
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Germanyan the Centennial.

BERLIN, November l9-The list oil
German exhibitors at the Philadelphia
Exhibition next year numbers l,liO.
The presidents of the provinces, at the
suggestion of the Empress, are collecting
all articles connected with the treatment
Of the wounded IN the time Of war. They
will be exhibited together. One of the
objects of interest will be complete
train fitted out expressly to transport the
sick and wounded.
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, November ia special
from Berlin says that negotiations are
now progressing with the great powers
relative to the Turkish difficulty based
on the understanding of the preserva-
tion of the statH quo in regard to Turkey.
The Sublime Porte has notified foreign
powers of the impending issue of cir
cular detailing the reforms it proposes
and stating the guarantees offered for
their execution.
A special from Rome says terms for
the purchase by Italy Of the upper Ital.
ian system of railways have been finally
arranged. They Will now be submitted
to Parliament. The amount involved is
about thirty.two million pounds sterling
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong and higher
with Northwestern, II. Joe and {. C. *
! c. hr>t,, which sold at ~, md the
Pacific ISSUE. a, the features.
STATE BoSD:-Qmet.
STorE>-M Market lower at opening, bat
afterwards became strong and improved.
The widest fluctuations were in Union
Pacific. which advanced from - to ~
Michigan Central fell of from t5! to ~,
and later recovered to G2!. Daring the
last hour Of business stocks were firm
and higher. Union Pacific closed at a
after selling nt 72m74:; Hannibal
y 81. Joe common rose from -! = 2j:r
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nn1rn-cs MeNicam Thieves.

GALVESTON, November l9-lhe ioi-
lowing was just received from San Anto-
NO. Texas: .,
The following telegram was received
At headquarters, yesterday from Fort
Brown: Randlett struck Yesterday, back
Of Lo, Cueves trail Of 80 stolen cattle.
lie followed them to the Rio Grande
Crossin. and found the thieves ON the
MEXICAN side hauling them out. \ de-
mand was made by lin on the Mexican
authorities to Surrender the cattle and
thieves. Ifnot complied withthIs morning
he will cross into Mexico to recover them
Major Glcndcnnin has gone down to
Assist him, with all the available troops
from Rinegold barracks Major AleXan-
der has jus, started with two companies
from Los Cuevcs. | made demand on
Colonel Christobal for the rendition OF
the cattle and thieves ut Ringgold bar
racks, thi, morning. POTTER,
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Philadelphia wool Mark ct.

PHILADELPHIA, November l9-Strict y
fine fleece continue in demand Western
fine rather neglected; medium scarce;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
double extra and above 45@49c; extra
44m 46c; medium 49m jlc; coarse 49c;
New York, Michigan, Iudiana and
Western fine 800, re; medium l9lfjOc;
coarse In., iGr; combingwa-h"d ySr, sc;
DO uuwu.apd T. .r; tin" uuwa,h"d 3OG
Sic; Canada combing G2lo; coarse and
medium uuwa.hed 3jC,&7c; tub washed
4sla55.; cxtru and mrrIno pulled 3GG
40; 50 and ,upcriinr pulled 800 toe.
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No Naval Preparations in the Inter
est Of Cuba

WAsHINGToN November l9-It'S said
in naval circles, that the repair, in the
preparation Of vessels have no more ref
creucc to Spanish affairs than to those of
any other country. There is no excite
mcnt here concerning Spain or Cuba.
The President some time ago, while con-
versing on Cuban affairs, merely referred
To what he before said ia his annual
messages, but gave no intention as to
what he should say on the same subject
in the next message Of Congress.
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Suicide at u Fuuc al.

ST. LOUIS, November l9.-Thn OK
Mayor of Carro.ltou, Illinois, and 20
prominent and wealthy citizen OF tha.
town. literally blew n, bead OF with 81
shot gun yesterday, during the funeral
ceremonies of Paul Wright, who ,ho.
himself in this city three days aEo and
whose remains were taken to CarroIlton.
his former home. for burial
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New York Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK, November l9.-Business
generally quiet with commission houses,
and the jobbing trade was dull. Fancy
cassimeres in fair demand by clothiers.
Cotton goods moved slowly At unchanged
prices. Brown sheetingS firm. Bleach
ed shirtings dull, irregular. and lew, and
fine grades of cotton fannels in good de-
mand and closely sold up. Prints quiet,
except JOB lots of Spragues and Ameri-
cans. which sold in liberal amounts.
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Baltimore NaTkeI.

BALTIMORE, November l"-f.our-
Umrnuugej Wheat. .>toaGyi No >
red western - q, Corn-NomInai an 1
unchanged. Oat--J nchangod. Rye
FIrmu, sON -5r. Hay-Flrmcr nt So 90
M24 90 Proyi.lou.-StocE light and
nearly nominal. Pork-O.d SO 2jCG
% IS; new S22 Goa - 30. Bulk shouI-
ders-O.d 9imlOa; clear rib lici hams
ljIG1tc. Lard-Heavy at l2i@ l44c.
Butt.r-Actiye and unchanged Pctro-
Unsettled; crude Gici refined ~
l.I3c. Cofce-N omina. Whisky
Steady at 81 l..
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Desperate Attempt OF Counter
fciter 10 Escape.

CINCINNATI, November l9-NIii;am
Carter was arrested some time ago at
Portsmouth, on charge of counterfeit
lng. Last might Depaty Marshal (ac-
ger took charge O.! the prisoner and
placed handouts on him and started tor
Cincinnati on Il steamer. When near
this city Carter seized life pr"servcr
and jumped overheard. 1t j. supposed
he WA, drowned as nothing was seen ol
hIm afterwards.
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yne Prince of waIe. Recalled.

New YORK, November IA London
special says that after the Cabinet Coun-
ell on Sunday, a telegram was sent ad-
yising the Prince of Wales to return.
Tie real reason assigned by the cores
pondent for this action OF the Cabinet is
the unsatisfactory attitude of the Native
Princes. Nota single reception has been
prenercd by any one of those in Madras
or Bengal Presidcncies. All the enter
tqinments thus far given have been given
by the English. There is ne concealing
OF the fact that the Native Princes view
the visit unfavorablv.
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The state Of Parties ImpcaCh-


hlfbt
What +, the ,;l:e Of parties II there
500, one t,.t more prominent IN the
history of these line, than any other, it l.
.t corruption iJu" party that Is now in
a.A.r ,u ,h.rurr,l government, and in
3. mary vi tar States. TINS corruption
-.r.t .lly taf vh.rh tilchrs and steals
Go. Y..f.,l. .... ..,, irtraUds the public
-.,-r..-. a.I .,Nn> and oPPresses the
people Jul is To-. very means, openly
... .r>rt ...-., ..Jrrm.uug the ioun-
....u, oi ,ur Constitution, and over.
.-lur tur .r..t.r- # the people. The
,-4.G, upon .a, government can be
....-I by the hundred, of mil
..r. These frauds imphcate men
o.. ,te h.ghc,. standing connected with
.u- Republican party, and holding office
uulyr.. lis traceabIe in every depart
urI. 90 the revenue offices, and IN every
avu.u ", taxation. ltis made apparent
90 Iar Investigations OF the committee Of
'"lsr.-, arIIr the indictments of grand
.-i"' l.uup.ea.es men tronthc house.
...I - .4r President and the iuyiron> OF
;a' taorsl o,tue whisky rings OF st.
-"l.. aa. Oh" revenue officers of New
u-"na, and from the cous, lines Of the
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BY TELE GRAPH
TO The
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Mcdonald TriaI-Indiminis
Excitement.

Sr. LOUIS, November l9-The United
States Court room was again crowded TO
day, and the interest in the trial OF Gen
erul Mcdonald is undiminishcd. Joseph
Gross was the first witness and he tcsti-
fled: Was book keeper at Busby's distil'
lcry in 1874; it made crooked whisky
from April to July; We made $50 barrels
used stamps rs long aN they would wear
our buyers returning them to u.s. paid
to Ftzroy at different times, $500, S469
1863, Sl,2J7 and $2,Sl5; was dis
missed from Busby', employ be.
cause, as Busby told me, Ma
guirc stated that the ring could
not be well formed with me in the place;
am not under indictment and am not
employed ut the postoilicc.
John McFalI te;tiicd-Wus United
States gaugcr about one year ago and
employed at several disLIllcries; had Il
talk with Everest, Fitzroy and Joyce
about whisky; collected money and made
it up in sealed packages; was instructed
by Joyce to let Uirici -un the crooked
gau"crs and storekccper> received one
or two dollars per barrel; joyce told me
this was all right; supposed the money
was raised for political purposes; didn
know who was in the ring until after the
raid made last spring.
VIM Bas>et tcstitird-W gauger in
1874, worked at several distiIlcrics and
rectifying houses when barrel meas.
ured 40 gallons l would make out a
stamp for that quantity, while the stub
only showed - to 20 gallons; Joyce said
what was done was all right and done
with the knowledge and consent of the
officials.
The prosecution here rested and the
defence opened General Sherman
Major Painwater, Of Police Commission
ers; Congressman w. II. Shore; w. W.
Sanford, merchant; John A. Scuddcr,
President Of Memphis and st. Louis
Packet Company; Captain Isaac Jones;
Daniel Abel ana others testified to Nc
Donald's good character in this commu-
nifty, some of them having known him
from ID to 20 years, but in cros>-eXam.
inaton they all said they had never
heard his character discussed until lately,
and few of them had business dealings
with him
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pittsburgh Market.

PlTTSBURGH, November l9.-PIg
Gron-Quict and price- unchanged; gray
forge ], quoted at 81 90 cash, and $2@ OO
for .our months. hcat-Qulet and
price. unchanged. Corn-Duil; ,heilcd
G3rg G5c free IN elevator; Old she!ied t1f,
6sc; new 4s6j3r. Pctroleum-QuIet
and steady: crude 81 - At P4rker-i re-
fined I2.c, Philadelphia delivery.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK, November lJ-McNEY-
Closed at &lGI per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper GG,7! per cont. Customs
receipts $4,000. The Assistant Treas
urcr di-burzcd $49l, 600. Dry goods lin
ports $LOn,O0O. Clearings $4,000
900. Sterling quiet at 4siol4oS.
GoLD-Opened and closed At ll4l, with
sales in the interim at ll4.mll5. The
rate, PAID for carrying were > and ,
per cent. Loans were also made flat.
The advance to llj was IN consequence
of the warlkc rumors from Washington.
At the close the advance WAS lost a- there
was no confirmation OF the reports.
G1yERNMENT--Firm with mail trans
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NEW YoRk. November 10 The SICK.
mes, Of General Butler, while on his way
to St. Louis to attend the trial Of W. O.
Avery. whom he WAS to defend, probably
gave rise to the rumor just reported from
Boston that the general had died this af-
ternoon, at Gloucester. Advice. from
Gloucester say that nothing has been
heard there OF his death
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Toledo BarkeI.

TOLEDO, November l9.-Flour-Dull
Whest-In fair demand, but at lower
rates; No white Wabash 81 81; No.
white Michigan 81 "a; amber 81 q
Corn-Quiet and steady; high mixed &c
seller November 64c; new 56c; low mixed
new 54c; no grade new 5lc; damaged
new Acc. Oats-Dull but unchanged.
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The Moody and Sankcy Revival
Prayers Requested for an Editor.

NEW YORK, November 1"-M the
Moody and Snnkcy service in the Brook
lyn Tabernacle this morning the usual
requests for prayers for drunkards, inf
dc..s and backslIders WAS supplemented
by ore asking prayers for an >a,ior.
Mr.. Moody said that quite a humber
of persons had said to hun that it was
too bud that this good work WAS now
about to stop. For his part be
thought the work had just commenced.
They had not much time
to work during last month, having four
or five meetings day to attend, but if
those who had attended those meetings
had not the spirit of the Lord in them
now, then he would say their work in
Brooklyn had been Il failure. 81 am the
vine and We are the branches" was the
subject Of Mr.. Moodys remarks and
nothing but leaves was Sankey's love
song. Of the ten thousand dollars want
ed by the Yound Mems Christian Asso-
citation. five hundred kave been collected
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G.. G.. MCGRUE.
Colonel GrosYcnOr Only borrow cd
from ,IOycc

New YORK, November l9.-Colonel
William VI. Grosvenor, of st. Louis, has
written Il letter to the T,,b"nc, III which
he says that he never received "a thousand
dollars or any other sum from Col. Joyce
or any otuer member of the whisky ring.
in 1874 he borrowed 500 from Joyce,
for which he gave him his note, which he
expects to pay with interest. He adds
that joyce knows that he was constantly
seeking proofs against the whisky ring.
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More ships of War Fitted Out.

PHILApYLPHIA, November l9-OrderS
have been given TO the commsndant ut
the Navy Yard to hurry along the con-
ple.ion and equipment Of the new sloops
OF war lying in the Delaware and to put
a number of monitors in readiness for
service.
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4 Card,

ST LOUIS, November l9-Thc follow
in card was published this morning;
The names oc many Washington otti-
cials and parties have been mentioned IL
being connected with whisky ring
through or with me in st. Louis. | de-
sire to say that neither General Babcock,
Orville Grant, Colonel Carey, CommIs-
sioper Douglas, Colonel Holt, Colonel
Luckey or any other officials or citizens
OF Washington have to my knowledge,
either directly or indirectly, been con-
nccted in any way with the ring with
the exception of VIM. Avery. make
this statement in sincere justice to any
of the parties named.
lSiyned {. e.. MCGRUE.
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THERE is All old maid in Kalamazoo
who is determined TO get Il husband. She
caught burglar in her room the other
night, turned the key on him, and made
him promise to marry her before she
would let him ont. The fellow was al
lowed to 90 to neighborng town to get
his wedding suit, and from there wrote
back to say that he couldn't honorably
fulfill his promise as he had II wife IN
England.
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Noody's Farewell 10 brooklyn.

Mr.. Moody delivered his farewell dis
course to night, to a crowded audience
The inquiry meeting held afterwards,
wa, also crowded. After the services a
number o: people hockcd around the
Evangclists and, with tears in their eyes,
hade them adieu and God speed. As
Moody and Sankey take the early tram
tomorrow for Philadelphia. where they
begin series Of meetings Sunday morn
ng, services in Brooklyn will be contln-
ucd under the auspices OF the clergy.
The collections tor the Young Mems
Christian Association, in the Moody and
Sankcy meetings. amounted to $1,000.
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Former Virginia Slaves AT Their ola
Masters G rave-A Touching Scene.
From the Richmond Enquirer.

From The Richmond EIHulIeI'I
As soon as the funeral services ut the
new made grave Of Colonel Thomas JET
ferson Randolph was concluded, and be-
fore the grave was filed up, veteran
negro stepped forward and asked if there
was any objection to service by his Peo-
pie. lie was told that such tribute
would be acceptable to the family, ana
then scene that should go down IN MS
tory was enacted. Quietly Mr.. Kan,
dolphs former slaves assembled around
him, and then sweled up from hundred
negro voices that most patheticot hymns;
cam | soldier Of the cross,
\ follower OF the Lamb?
A gentleman who WAS present says
tbut in his whole life, extending over
seventy yeas, he never witnessed any
thing 50 touching. When the last notes
died away amid the oaks of Monticello,
there was not a dry eye in the vast AS
scmblage.
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rcxo.to rich, outUnaided.

McNally crossed into Mexico
this morning and had - fight with 400
Mexicans. part regulars. -Four MeNicanS
were killed. The United States troops
are ordered not to cross into Mexico
McNally commands State troops only.
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and preferred from 284 to 2si. Erie sold
up to l5., Pacific Mail TO 40s, Lake
Shore to Gll, St. Paul to 35:, preferred
TO 653, Northwest 10 38l and Michiganern
Central TO G24. Western Union was
steady at 76@765, and Rock Island at
lO4s. The closing quotations were gen.
orally close on to the highest point Of the
day, the market closing dull and steady.
The transactions on the Stock Exchange
were $4,000 shares, of which 1000 were
Pacific Mail, II, 600 Western [ MON, 1900
Northwestern, 40G0 Rock Island, 1000 St.
Paul, 1900 Erie, 10000 Lake Shore, and
5000 Wabash.
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WHEN stranger in 81. Louis, who
lays down quarter for two coctail=, Is
asked for an additional five cents. there
isn'ta man on earth can make him be-
lievr St. Louis is the great city of the
future. \ place which doesn't "set 'em
mp two for quarter can never expect
- be anything but II small provincial
town
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cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, November ly.-Petro-
leum-S,cudv; standard white, llO' test,
> C. prime white lJO' test lO,c, car lots.
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s..v ..- -eports tins morning the
.4...., are that the weather to-day
b. partly cloudy, with westerly to
...,-v winds. lower temperature, and
.ra. rain ursuOw.
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Turo!d John Bull" the first loco
motive ever run on the. Camden and
Amboy road, which has been LAID up in
the B5rteu,own shops for many years, is
being put in running order again, and
Will be sent to the Centennial next year.
II was built by Robert Stevenson over
forty years ago, has twelve inch by
twenty inch cylinders, one pair four and
II half feet drivers, and weighs about
twelve tons.
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rnE Commissioners of Internal Rev

TuE Commissioner OF Internal Rev
.uc na, broken out in open rebellion
,aln,t GRANT. He has written letter
9. the Collector OF the ith North Caro-.
"a District, telling him that nepotism
not approved by his Department. 1t
wouldn't be surprising il tnat rash act
.ast him his official head.
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}Ebcc|iog 9e9lster.

.-s 81 New York Yesterday
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BOOK AGENTS .sil %ASTED 3Tn: psS' TO

Dle's Common ..use Medical Adviser" by
r. V. Pierce, NJ. u. The most reauy sell
ing book out Exclusive territory and
liberal terms Address the Author al
Rur.ly, New lOTk. ylD
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-11-13
Notice.

I'm the District Court Of the Second Judicial
Il District of Washington Territory, holding
terms ct Olympia, for the counties of Thurs
ton, Lewis, Mason and Chehalis.
In the matter Of uae estate Of A. j. Ioundsree De
ceased.
On the presentation of the complaint or pc
titlon Of ]. 81. Golf and G. M. Golf, claiming
to be entitled by virtue of certain contract
In writing, made by said A. J. Roundtree in
his lifetime TO o conveyance Of the following
described real estate, to-Wit: The donation
land claim of the said A. J. Roundtree, de-
ceased, situated In Lewis county, Washing
ton Territory, and more particularly de-
scribed In said complaint; and tho said COM
plaint setting forth the facts upon which said
claim Ia predicated, and praying for decree
authorizing and directing tho Administration
Of said estate OF Al, Roundtree, deceased.
TO execute conveyance Of said real estate
It Ia, therefore, ordered by the court that
Monday, the twenty .secOnd day Of Novem-
ber, A. D. 1876, az eleven O'Clock in tho fore
noon Of said day, and the courtroom In
Olympia, Thurston. county, Washington Ter
utory, be, and the Same are hereby. appoint
cd the time and place for hearing said petit
A9n. whSn and whRva aM DsrSoua interested
In the estate OF said deceased may appear and
contest said petition by filing their objections
! Ssas 81 Witness, Roger s. Greene, Els
Died. 0oast. quire, District judge, and the
seai OF said court, this l2th day of October, A.
D. 1876. JOSEPH II. HoUGHTON,
,,isEst,r. 1. Clerk.
Jomx r. JuDsos, Attorney for Petitioners.
October 10, I67B. E7:w4