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~. Louis Congregational Contest.

ST. LOUIS. November 2i-In the
Metcalie-Frost nIsndsmus case, testimony
was taken this afternoon in regard 70 the
alleged change in the returns from pre-
cinct No. 81 from Z72 FOR Frost TO 292.
Fred. l.. Gsresche CouHty Clerk, gave a
long account. Of the mstter. While be
had o positive evidence that the change
Of figures had been made, yet
there were several circumstances
in the case which bore SO
strongly in tha. direction that ne not
only belisvered the fgures had been
changed. but tls. the change was made
in ms own office after the poll books had
been cslived 70 him, bu: by some per-
son unknown to him Deputy Clerk
Vogel, Brown and Young whs acted
as assistants to the County Clerk
also te..iied to- the same gea-
ersls effect a. above, bat had no Posi-
tive knowledge that change in the
hgur.s hsd Deea made. John +. Hssted
VINO acted ss clerk for the judges Of cleo
ito. d. p-ecjnc: No. 81, aud who made
up .ha poll book for taa: precinct: was
then ca.le1. but the counsel for Frost
objected 20 his evidence being taken, on
the ground that in pom: Of fact nObOdy's
testlmorv could be taken except that OF
the county clerk, snd they had permitted
MS deputies 20 testify only SIS q matter Of
courtesy.
The argument on this point consumed
the remainder Of the day, sud it WAS
finally agreed that Hssted should testify
70 morrow.
The case e1ci:ss much interest 1t Is
ssid to night that Goresche and mis- ss.
sl:.auts we're summoned this afternoon
- appear oefo-e the grand jury tomor-
row snd state what Ihey know soolt the
matter.
Eight Of the engineers and fremeu who
struck on Tie s. LOUIS s-d Cairo narrow
gsuEe railroad some days ago, are nov
undergoing preliminary examination s.
Bel!eville, Illinois, charged With ms!i-
cisus destruction o: property in disabling
locomotives, obstructisg msils and assault
with intent 10 Kill.
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The French As.embII.

VERsAILLEs. November H.-The
Senate to-day, after several ballots, elect
I'd y. ChesuctOng, Legitinist, and N.
Renonsrd. Of the Left. senator, tor life.
In the Chamber Of DepUties, t6Is alter
noon, the estimAtss for pIbiIc worship
xcre considered, and gave rise 70 81 .T
cited debate. Prince Napoleon, speak
ing for the frst time since bis election,
denounced a. dangerous the ed.
croschments OF the clergy, who
had exercised very disastrou,
ip auencs IN recent French history, pota-
Dly n 1870. he supported 3 proposal
ior the reduction Of The estimates Tor
public worship. The Ciericalistic Dep
giies prote.ted against the speech, which
va cOUched in violent terms. N. Kel-
ler the Legitinist, declared the empire
Ess accountable for the loss OF Alsace
and Lorraine, and recrininsiion
szsust between the ClerIcz!Tts
and Bonspartists. Gsmbetta Intervening
referred 70 the decree AbolnhIng The
enp!re. Baron De Lambert, . Jealous
B2bspar.ist, thereupon suddenly arose
and shouted aVive L'Eupereur An
indiscribabls uprosr ensuet and when
s-cer had been restored DE Lambert VA,
formally cersured. Another scene iol.
lowed in consequence Of Gam mostts's re-
ferriug 70 the tsnaticisns Of Spanish
yonsn who VA made Lmprsss
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MILTON I. SoUTHARD, o Democratic
member of Congress from Ohio, relieves
his party from the stigma of admitting
the Colorado borough. He was men,
Der of the Forty-third Congress, which
was Republican, and it was in. that body
the iniqulty began, though it was con-
Guided in the Senate of the Forty-fourth
Congress. From the statement OF Mr..
SoUTHARD 1t appears that the present
Congress could not in any sense put an
interdict upon the plot of CHArFEE and
his territorial ring, who simply desired
the admission of 10000, or $4,000 people
OF the territory to give them chance at
the senatorship. Certainly there should
be some redress against frauds of this
sort. There is provision which does
not seem to have been annuiled, that a
certain population is necessary before a
territory can claim admittance. Under
this requirement Colorado is disabled,
since there is not more than so, 900 people
all told, whereas the requisite number
must be at least 10000 Here as it is,
we have barren waste of sand with
few hills inhabited by coyotes, a. 'trsg-
CLING village here and there, and state
capital about the size of Evanston, with
two United States Senators, q member OF
Congress, and all the forms of federal
aud State machinery to stand on equal
terms with New York State, with five
millions of people, or Illinois, with two
millions! Nor is this the only anomoly.
Just beyond Colorado, Utah has an ascer-
tanned population of not less than 2OO,-
600, yet cannot obtain admission because,
as is generally supposed, of the instltu-
ton of polygsmy! The probable cause
is the certainty that this vote would be
doubtful, and the GRANT people have
never cared to take any chances. If
Congress can discover a way of blocking
Colorado out, even though it have no
bearing on the electoral vote, 1t will
have done a good work The only leg
islation OF the Forty fourth Congress as
to the admission of ColorAdo, was the
passage of an act defining certain func-
tions and paying the expenses OF the
constitutional convention which framed
the state institutes. 1t was the general
impression In the House, however, that
this was vital, though Mr.. SouTHARD
ssps it was not,
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Y. NC. 4. OF Ohio.

PAIEEsvILLE, November 24.-The
Young Mems Christian Association of
Ohio opened It's tenth annual convention
at this place to-day. The following nom
nations for the ensuing year were report.
ed: President, Ii Tnsne Nutter, OF Gin
cinnati; vice presiients, j. W. Walton,
of Cleveland; J. &. Bull Of Columbus;
J. Tracy, OF Mansfold recording secre-
taries, <. Scott, Of Newark, and B. j..
Loomis, of Columbus. The Executive
Committee repoI. that tho liabilities
had been decreased and that the future
prospects were hopeful; that twenty
one new associations had been
organized and disbsnded, making the
total number existing 81. Delegates
and citizens in large numbers assembled
in the Congregational church this even
Ing, when the mayor. Of the city,
Aaron Wilcox, made welcome address
a devotional exercise Of much interest
was rendered Impressive by fine sing-
ing from the,,Akron quartette, and cnoir
OF over 40 singers occupied the remainder
OF the evening.
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social Gathering OF Distinguissed
personHges,

NEw YORK, November 2+--Governor
Tilden and Governor Hendricks dined
tonight with Hon. Abrsm ). Hewitt.
chairman Of the Democratic National
Committee.
Another reporter says; Governor Til.
den. Governor Hendricks, Ex-Governor
Curtin of Pennsylvania, Hon. Abram S.
Hewitt and wife, and Mrs. Hendricks
dined with Hon. Peter Cooper tonight.
Governor Hendricks leaves for home TO-.
morrow.
The following statement wss made by
Governor Hendricks: He dld not come
here for the Purpose:ot holding a confer
ence. He states that hs is perfectly con-
fdent that the feeling Q. hoLes. men
through the country ia so general that
TIlden has been elected. and ,ense Of
lust ce 70 the country, irrespective Of
party, is 50 strong, thai corrup: canvas
ing boards OF the South Will DOt dare 70
set public opinion q: defiance and they
do make the attempt they will fail.
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NOT 80 CLEAR.


'''0 5 $50 = game "'''Cu .-Ai5.aI -;
q. .-s c.rs1,v a. sarTica To be sure.
.-e,.,s, bow or = fall now and tnen.
81 d; msy not De particularly peasant
,...''- ,,.,, ,,.n 49,, ,r@.a ara o3ly
:,,:. ~ . r4me which gives a msn
'-'..,g.' o.: nerve. prudence courage
, .'.'.' {. I."'f'' q us L"lsv' t'ls,, ~ ~ 80
..,l, .. soma t.vS
!: scarcely necessary % say the
Ave l. taken from the Herald, the
'.-s- .: which. j: seems. is compelled 70
:, :: % Polo to work OF his super
e, Icy. Very ar;.ullv disguised are
.' a-G.~eats. JAMES q. BENNETT, jrr
-:c-.,e, .., .syori;e game from an ele-
's:r. ,.a-.ry.a, He j. anxious that
ys--y .,..,emea. should be afforded
O., Y.o..a to improve their physique.
a-s :-- .,.e conjunction OF u
ga. .-s-.g.a ~ collar bone with
.-s- as-.- : :, improve ones
;,r....- s,a. ~. s,,as- As for the
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Internal Rsvesss Csaaissssoss>s
Report

WASHINGTON, November Ate
forthcoming report OF the commissioaee
of internal revenue will contain the fol-
lowing recapitulAtion Of the internal rev
enue receipts for the several states and
territories, during the last fiscal year:
Alabama, 500, s6S 81; Arizona $ll,97e..
SO; Arkansas, $6S, ,SSS.26; California
$3,024 044. .l6; Colorado, 81, ,66s67; Con.
necticut, $685. ,44s; Dakota. $l2,l66 50;
Delaware, s4l7e27 Sc; the district Of
Columbia $ll4,h7s90; Florida $l76.66l.-
So: Georgia $685.. .5Ss. so; Idaho SIC. .seS..
80; Illinois s2S, ,699, 1872 81; Indiana t5.-
576,090.2s; lows Sl,2ll,77l.s7; kansas
$l4s, $50 6S; Kentucky $T,66S, ,sSs.sl; |;
Louisiana s52s,0s3 IS; Maine 500.
SIS 81; Massachusetts,, $274S,s4l. .4s;
Michigan, s2066, ,2s7 %; Minnesota,
s247,922 7S; Mississippi, $sS,44s o.; Ms.
souri,, 81, 972 693 40; Montana, $50, ss2 30;
Nebrssks, $6O2 S96 SO; Nevada t6s..
23l 81; New Hampshire $260,046 30;
New Jersey, $S,77l ,s6s 06; New MeI-
leo. %, ,l46 80; New York. l4,l6s,S74 50;
North Carolina, l,670,S0S 06; Ohio.
l66, ,6s2, ,2so u Oregon, $4s,4t67o;
Pennsylvania, l6.S69,9l7.3s; Rhode
Island, 1921, ,932 rs; South Caro-
lima, sl05,565 81; Tennessee, $6sl,.
l,Ss; Texas, S24l, ,l5S.4s; Utah.
S33, ,SSl Sc; Vermont, $47,060S 80; Vr-
ginis, $7,3lS,6l70s: Waship gton Terri.
tory, $40, ,Ss96S; West Virginia, $+s0.-
$50 .6s; Wisconsin, $S, ,S0T, ,6S7sl Wyom-
ing, Sl6,06SS7. Totsl, $llo.0ol, 1880
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FLORIDA.
The Mandamus Case.

TALLAHASSEE. November 24-The
arguments IN the injunction and man.
dsmus cases were continued to-day, be-
fore Judge White. Mr.. Sellers and
Judge Biddle, of Philsdelphia, in speeches,
and Gov. Brown, OF Georgia, by written
argument, appeared for the Democrats,
and Gen. Barlow and Judge Emmons
for the Republicans. The court ADJOURN
ed without rendering decision. 1t will
possibly decide tonight, certainly to-
morrow. There is no change ir the sit
uation. There are three counties 10 hear
from and it will be Monday before the
returns are all in. Possibly later re-
suits from the face OF the returns will be
very close. 1t is possible unless the
csses now pending should go to the
supreme court the canvass will begin
Monday or Tuesday. If an appeal is
made before Thursday the canvass will
probably run up to the 5th OF December,
no matter when it is opened.
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Government ofthe District ofColum
bta.

WAsHISGToS. November 24.-The
subcommittee OF the joint special COM
mittee to frame a form OF government
for the District OF Columbia, at their
meeting to dsy, considered bill for that
purpose. ltprovides for three comni:-
sionors, two OF whom snail have been
residents ofthe District 81 least five wears
and not claiming residences elsewhere,
their ssaria: each to be 5000 g year.
The mode Of their appointment has not
vet been determined. The rste Of taxa
tion was decided on q. one dollar ard
fifty cents on every one hundred
dollars OF real property at the cash
valuation. and one dollar on every one
hundred dollars worth OF personal prop.
er,y, The District is TO pay sixty sd
the General Govern ment forty per cent.
OF the entire amount required for the
support of the District govern ment. The
bill stolishes the Board Of Heath, and
in it. place provides one health officer,
with four inspectors.
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Cabinet Meeting.

WAsHISGTOS, November - There
was full caoIne; meeting today, .sst-
ing two hours, a: which the general co.,
siderstion Of tie sfaIFs IN LOuisIana,
Florida and South Carolina. and various
complicated questions growing ou! OF the
Presidential section. received attention.
There vas tOns cIsc1ssion Of the statutes
touching the points that have received
public stten tIon. aad the opinions o: tas
attorney-gerersi upon the questions ci
the rights snd duties Of the court: II
instances similar 10 those prominent noT
II South Carolina End Florida. were re-
ferred to during the session, b.! nothing
wss decided. and 90 iornsi action OF 81 '
cnsrac:e- taken by the govern ment that
could bear OF the eTel;s alluded 20.
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rur F,IREST OFTIIE FAIR.

There az some people in this neigh
ys.tooa WI yy: ~Apect q fair count by
;1s, Louisiana R-..-uIng Board. Alas,
We DIV them Rrt1r.d's dispatch TO the
Commercial which We published yester-
lsg. developed the elevated sense OF
honor slI true equity which actuate
My..r: hELLUGG, WELLS, ANDERSON,
i. Oa- -~4der, may not have taken in
- u.. scope Of the justice contemplated
.y ne Board, As contained in that dis
y,:.1 50 " reproduce it for further
Z~:.:s...r.
Tie B-a-a found, today, in one pre-
C,c: 5.>. James parish, that thirty
p-auc-a. tickets mad been voted with
p-.y sver...,or-. The Board refused TO
-..-...- ,.,,.rrs not voted tor-thus
e..s5 .a.n.a precedent which will oper-
g. 49,. .. themselves in the case 81 the
..u Nty-, tickets voted in the -Four
..--.1 l...-lct with only three electors.
g.-...- s..r.. in La.ou.che parish, 1t
-, .....--"! .n.. ov..r 400 Republican
tex, So. y.,~i with only Hayes and
WHe,a, Ggoa ,num. The Republicans
ss.r..a-... ~ IS ;uI. discovery, n II makes
,ss-.. ....e thousand votes the several
Have, y.,.:. p. Uill lose by the mission.
However. Kellogg and Pa kard, and
,:.s- .-at... LAWYERS contend that the
: ~. cs- couu: them just the same,
= .,rrylrg ou: the voters iatention.
T. Board took the case under consider
4:o1.
A::r- s careful perusal Of the above
- would Ike to know how may readers
:--;s are Of the Register who would give
c4.s tas: ,ha: gang will return fair
cg.-t
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Railroad Bridge Burned.

SCRANTON, Pa, November 2l.-The
Delaware, Lsckswsnns and Western
railroad bridge crossing Hammock creek,
Just north of this city, was burned last
evening. All travel on that road is
stopped for the present. The bridge W.
$50 feet in length and 1t will take ten
days 10 rebuild IT. The trains from New
York laid over in this city last night,
and no trains from the north will be able
to go to New York to-day. The com
pany will make arrangements to trans
fer passengers by this evening The fire
is supposed to have been started by some
of the compsnys employees, with whom
they have had trouble.
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TIE following notice ], from the
Beaver Times which we heartily endorse.
Col. VIM. L. Foulk, Agent Of the
Pennsylvania, Ohio and W. Va. Press
Association, p perhaps n efficient and
energetic man a. that or any other D.o-
citation could possibly procure. He "a a.
WAYS active in the discharge OF his du.
ties, devotes himself entirely to the inter
est OF those employing him, 10 prompt in
his settlements, and always pleasant III
his communications. The Association
WAS fortunate a. the first In securing his
services; it will be still more fortunate II
il can retain him in the future. An sc.
GuAin,Ance OF more than twenty Ave
years enables VA 70 bear this voluntary
testimony 10 his business qualifications.
a. well as 10 bis other higher and bs,tsr
qualities, s kind, courteous and accom-
plshsd gentleman.
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Excitement Among Louisville
Ganblers.

LOUISVILLE. November 2f-The de-
csion OF the court that one Of the prin.
cipal gsmb.ers o: Louisville must pay q
fine and suffer Fix month, imprisonment
on account Of carving Oh game Of faro.
produces considerable stir among thst
clsss Of the community. because Of the
precedent heretofore, oy which paying
gamblers were permitted 70 continue
their games The present case wi.l be
carried 10 the Court Of Appeals, and
there tested, 80 far r. the imprisonment
is concerned. Brethren from Chicago,
New York sId elsewhere sre here 70
raise $1,000, by which 70 test the case.
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Tweed's Condition.

New YORK, November IA gentle
man, who saw Tweed Yesterday, in an
swer to sn inquiry, said he is crushed
and broken. He has lost his old buoy
sncy and defiant spirit. In fact, he is
suffering from pleurIsy now, and is sctu-
ally i'll. be seemed wearIed and only
anxious to know about his old acqusint-
ances. He seemed desolste and desirous
Of ccmpsnionship more than anything
else. He is mere wreck of mis- former
self, while his vest is a third too large for
him, and his features are shrunken and
pinched. He has suffered intensely. He
is entirely in the dark as to what 10 do,
and even is without legal advice. He
needs medical advice more than anything
else now.
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Hon. Alex. II. stephens I'm Wsshiss-
lOu.

WAsHISoToS, November 24.-Hon
Alexander Il. Stephens, OF Georgia, ar
rived here to-day. Owing TO bad health
he did not attend the late session Of Con.
gress, but now, having somewhat I'm.
proved, he expects to remain throughout
the next session. In the course Of con-
versstion to-day, he said; l anticipate
one OF the most interesting and important
sessions ever held. Grave questions may
arise, and probably will, and my only hope
is that 8 spirit OF moderation and oi
calmness may possess every member. ]
would deprecate excitement, and so far
as lies in my power shall Try TO allay II.
sincerely and earnestly hope that =
spirit OF patriotism will prevail, and that
in the adjustment Of any comPlica tons
which may arise the only aim may be
simple justice and full compliance
with the requirements OF the Csnstitu-
ton Is framed by our fathers.
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Prospect ofa Conference.

LONDON, November 24.-The Times,
reviewing the prospects OF conference,
says: The specific proposals which will
come before It have been examined in
every capital OF Europe, and the conclu-
sion is universal that they present no in
seperable obstacle to peace Under the
leadership Of the English and Russian
pleinpotentieIies they may be so mOul led
as to command the support OF every
guaranteeing power, and serve the ac-
ceptance Of the Porte.
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E.ecu,ixe Appointmcn,s.

,,WAsHISGros, November A.-Jsmes
T: Slomsn has been appointed revenue
store-keeper for tho Second Ds.rie. Of
Georgis, Ira g. Profit store keeper for
the Eighth dutrist OF Kentucky, Nathar.
Iel Hay gauger Tor the Fourth district of
Missouri, George A Fox guager for the
Second district OF Georgia, and James \.
Vsndegrif store-keepeF and guagcr for
the Third district OF kansas.
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The Ro,h.chiId. Losing Conscience

The RothschtIds Loaing Confidence.
Special 10 the Cincinnati EnQuL er.
WAsHISGrcN, November ga tele-
gram from New York tonight says the
Ro.hschilds have notified this govern
ment of their rejection OF the last loan
taken by them, and that they would not
expect the January instsllmeht, as the
bonds would be returned. Evidently the
Republican leaders have heard this, and
have instructed the officials, a they
are terribly gloomy to night.
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Revolution In Lower California.

SAN FRASCIsCo, November PA
San Diego dispatch says it is reported
that revolution has broken out in
Lower California. Jose Moreno has COLI
lected force, issued pronuncismento
declaring himself Governor, imprisoned
Governor Villagrsns and his secretary
Readergus, seized the custom house at
Rio Juars, deposed NiIlsgrana's collec-
tor and restored Caballsr, who WAS re-
moved some months ago. Many Mexi-
cans have entered Lower California
from this State and taken the side Of
Moreno
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The MILITARY AT WASHINGTON

The concentration of troops at Wash
ington have strange meaning in more
ways than one. The Radicals of course,
uphold the action Of the President on the
/ ground that some emergency may
arise which will require their presence.
That emergency Is just as likely to mesn
intimidation to the Democratic House OF
! Representatives as it is 10 mean the
preservation of peace and order. Inc
New York Sun elucidstes the secret
causes at work in thus Introducing lsrge
numbers of the soldiery into Washington,
from standpoint that is truly convlnc-
ing. GRANT, SHERMAN, CAMERON ard
ReBEsoS stoutly deny that any troops or
ships of war are to be concentrated at or
about Washington. Nevertheless, they
are doing what they deny. To psclty
the people they blsndly respond to all IN
quiries, Pray, why do We want troops or
ships here?
When the conspiracy was organized
70 count HAYES in as President by
changing the returns in South Carolina
Florida and Louisiana, did not the con-
spirstors concentrate troops At Columol
Tallahassee and New Orleans? And aS
they are now about ready to consummate
their crime, why should they not think 1t
prudent to hsvo troops and men-o:-wsr
at Washington during the process, and
before?
Two weeks hence the House OF Rep
resertatives assemblies in Washington.
In tbst House the Democrats have
msiority of seventy, and will they not be
likely to appoint committees to report
upon the frauds whereby HAYES Is
counted in? And may not the House
even 60 to the extent OF impeachlng the
leaders in this point to thwart the YER
dict OF the ballot boxed, such as GRANT,
CAMERON, CHANDLER and TAFT! Ard
will Tot those gentlemen feel happier
with the army there to overthrow the re-
fractory House?
1t is only about ten weeks before the
false certificates from the three traudu-
lent States. covering their nineteen stolen
votes. will be opened in the presence OF
both Houses of Congress. When, a. that
Critical moment, the conspirators finally
count HAYES in and declare him elected
President. why should they not deem II
advisable 10 have few men.oi-wsr IN
the Eastern Branch of the Potomac. and
20 surround the Capitol with bayonets,
ssbres and cannon, and picket Its portals
halls and galleries with armed men, who
know no law except obedience to the
powers that psy, feed and clothe them?
And when at last these desperate
demagogues induct their amiable pupPet
into Office and place him in the White
House in March, will it not be natural
for them to complete their great intamy
in the midst of hollow square OF trus'y
and well-drilled troops, commanded BY
su uuheasitating, rough sodier-llke
Sheridan?
The only reason for these military pre-
parations Is the bad conscience OF the
conspirators. There i. no other occasion
for them. The party of reform will not
resist their monstrous iniqulty BY any
method of violence. 1t will be set out IN
its true light by the discussions OF the
press and the Investigations Of Congress
and the anal sentence on it and on them
will b recorded at the ballot box.
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Enreixn Grain Market.

LIvERPcoL- November 24-AI tie
grain market there wss sn unusual )
large attendance There Ezs al active de.
mani for wheat, for consumption q vel
e. speculation. White sdvaucei 2CI.2i
and red l92d, or Tuesdays prics;
Flour Szs IL good reqaes: 3! extreme
rates, and rather tsEcirg upward In
dian corn sold freely at Cd higher.
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A Brute of a Butcher.

ALBANY, November PA butcher
named Thesis, to-day, irritated by some
boys, threw large knife st them. The
weapon did not take the intended direc-
ton, but struck youth named eraser,
who was at the time making q purchase
from Thciss. The lad WAS disem bowled.
The butcher was promptly arrested.