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9}ifhn,oG!l 4llspattl1,
~ NOVEMBER 81, 1876.
PETERSBURG.

~ INTERESTING CHiLB--AH, eA'b
HEklu =, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOPES OF Has
Ci'I"m, ,..y--r,RpoSs NOT YET RECsivEb--
,.,r,xCy on. THE SUPREME SkNch-~~
TRk 10Y ron a,SsI. ArGMrER IN SuRRY, &C.
>E>'".,s ,,,s.,,co oc the Richmond Dispatch.l
1t'7''>''''>' NOVEMBER 90, 1878.
>,,,,,;ns the wcl-knawn tobac-
N ;,t lost his eldest child ana ohls son
C3 :rht before last of diphthei1a. :, enc inne-
t'I Took Mace to-day from the laoo,otrees
"a. .,,,,rrh There have been q humoer Oh
S ,IS.,,s This season in this community ,roua
m S'S distressing and dreaded disease, ana
'' .,,hnr ~ cases are still under treatment
0U M e /. Bartlett, an elderly and high
W. citizen. was paraiyZed &C MS
!. -:..ncn on ADAMS street, yesterday morn
!'s''.H n,Is dressing for church. He was
N. Ave. , before his glass adjusting his era
,',''" ".hen his left arm fell powerless from
,''' .,,;t;nn. 4 moment later he complained
~ I,,,,h,rss in his side. and then in his
% " ,,'I'nn he fell to the floor unconscious.
,i,a;r,l attention was at once summoned.
; W.. TartlcIt,s condition this afternoon is
N,'' ~. rs much worse than yesterday,
,. ~ :, i thought he will hardly survive
.., @.I The night. He is about sixty years
= a..9 and is amusc-teacher By profession.
~. 1aucrtcr. who resides at Ashland. was
'iorr,T,hrt for last night, and his relations
.,,cwAtrc have been notified OF his con-
Thr pardon papers for J. c. Johnson and
.rt other rausers recently convicted by the
,,,i,ra States Circuit Court have not yet
srrjycl. They will probably be here in the
,anrn;,r. The order OF Judge Hughes
I,lrring that Mr.. Myers be not sent to the
,lany Ncni,cntiary until further orders is
r..srirtl iayorably by Myers's friends here.
|, i stated that the friends OF Hon. A. d.
dickinson. OF Prince Edward county, Judge
., the Third circuit. are moving by petit
,;on and otherwise in behalf of his appoint
,nrnt 10 the Supreme bench, TO fill the
ylr9ncv caused hv the death OF Judge Boul-
din.
,..,r, m old colorcd man named Paul Sum-
nrr, AGED scvcnty-two years, was found
',p,ltv OF manslaughter. and his term OF inn
rri>onment fixed by the jury at five years.
jujce Montague set aside the verdict,
.ranted the prisoner n new trial, ana adj
wi,tcd him to bail in the sum of 5000 for his
,,.p.arancc at the next term OF the court
ROBIN ADAIR.
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tgroes who were present at the murder. One
was arrested withous trouble, but the other
refused to surrender, and was cslly captured
after being shot several times, though not
seriously y ..;s;l 81
I THE WALTER INQUEST.
CHaRLEsroN, s. aC., NoTenber q. LIN; the
inquest inathe Walter case to-day nothing
important was breug ht oHt. The efldence
still strongly points to the guilt of negro
policemen. It III 4 ~ IS
.FATlL SHOOTING ARRAY M CHARLESTON,
8. Ca NEGRO DETECTIVE KILLED By a
II WHITE NAN. 8 3 a 80
CHARLESTON, November q. In q shoot
ing ARRAY in front of the detective office
about haff-past s O'clock tonight between
George Shrewsbury {eoiored n chief Of de
tectiyes, and Frank Johnston, a young white
man, the former was shot tfhroGs III the bead
and almost instantly killed. The difficulty
grew out, ofia quarrel between the two con-
corning a colored woman, and about 4
o'clock this afternoon Shrewsbury gave
Johnston a severe beating. Four shots
were fired, of which Johnston fired three
and Shrewsbury one. Both men were active
Republicans. 49,. ~,
MURDERERs ARRESTED IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, November 20.-Two Of the
negroes concerned in the killing of Shuman
and De Roach, near Lawtonville, were ar
rested at Beaufort last night. All quiet now
at Lawtonville. $50,
THE. INTERNATIONAL BRITISH ASSOCIATION.
WAsHiNGToN, November 2O.-To-day a
deputation, consisting OF Messrs. Stevenson
and St. Andrew, of Virginia, representing
the British Association Of that State and the
North America st. Georges Union, had an
interview with Sir Edward Thornton, at
the British Embassy, for the purpose OF in
Yiting him to attend the international Brit
ish celebration at Petersburg, Va, next
May. Sir Edward promised his immediate
patronage to the celebration and his per-
sonal attendance, unless prevented by I'M
forseen circumstances. ~, 1890.
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Charles Lightner, OF Omaha, was shot
md killed at Custer City, u. IT, Saturday
Eening, by William IL. Hosford, deputy
oector Of Wyoming, after he had fred
upon Hosford without effect: The difficulty
vtginated in Hosford ejecting Lightner
ffon private residence in which the latter
'Prced his way while intoxicated,
L. D. Rutiin, late q colored member OF
,4e Legislature Of Virginia, was tried in tue
Criminal Court of Washington ON Saturday
and convicted ON an indictment for receiving
/, gold chain stolen by one OF his clients
Ron ID. w. Classic.
Nine prisoners OF the county jail at Column
5u>, Ohio, oyerpowered the sheriff Saturday
tyening, and escaped. Four We're recap
'ared. The leader was shot twice before ne
'arEendcred.
At Il church festival in Madison county,
y, ~. T., Sunday, floor gave way, precipita-
ti'4s some fifty ladies and others TO the fioor
'"'w, seriously iniuringa number. IA
burglars gagged the Waterman at Catskill
ss4a,ion, on the Hudson River New York;
.@ilfoad Friday night, blew open the safe,
1"o cleared it Of its contents.
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ZEE 81 ii CIA.I-.
R1cHMoNp sroCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAYS SN9gREt1ltT aVt 15fosSg
4nierfcdn Gotd.-Ioe,4 bid.
s. State Sscurst Virginia c0nsols, 81 bid, So
asked Yfrgtnia deferred, 6 bid: Virginia tax-re-
scetynb!e coupons. 81 bid. s. 1s asked. y.
City Ssearf RfchMonfi city as, Al ~ bid;
Richmend city 6,s. 90 bid, S0 aakesl: Petersburg
city G's, 66 asked; Lynchburg city Hs. LOG BID;
Lynchbnrg City SIS, 90 bid; Norfolk city water Ss
log bid Il, city 81 BID; Manches-
Ra!lradd Boads.Ys rgtnia Central Railroad third
mortgage 6s >; and u, BID, SO asked Peter
Richmcnd and Petersburg Railroad nrst mortgage
S's, j. and d., o. bid Richmond, Fredercks-
burg and Potomac Railroad mortgage 7,s, j. and E,
SO asked; Orange and AIexandria Railroad third
mortgage S,e, d. and NJ, 60 asked; RSeEffnand and
Danv1re Railroad consolidated 6's, M. and Ma IL
asked. ~ az 81
Railroad Stocss.- Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 90 par, ~ asked.
Bank Stocks.-NattcnaI Bank of Virginia, 100
par 1021 asked; Planters National, 90 par, III
bid, 120 asked: Merchants National 100 par, SO
asked; Citizens Savings, Is par. % asked.
: Insurance Virginia Home, 100 par,
bid, 80 asked. $50
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &c.
TO BUY AN ORGAN.

The MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS have been
assigned THE FIRST RANK by the judges at THE
CENTENNIAL. They may now be bought VERY Low
FOR CASH or on EASY TERMs-viz.: BY the pay
ment Of one tenth Of tho catalogue price cash. and
one tenth every three Inoatlls until ten payments
are made. .G.eI !.
For instance: To purchase an organ worth $500,
you pay SIS cash, and SIS every three months till
ten payments are made. THUS purchasing an organ
by the payment Of So per month, which Is only the
rent of a piano.
Large reductions for cash. .s
T.. l.. D. WALFORD & CARLTON MCCARTHY
Agents Mason s. Iiamiin Organ Company, =
no LIN Ola Main street, Richmond, Va.
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- Is y -
Pine lr s jnei III al 5eaSTs
u iiygD. eawaa, 2.26@
A,S w.. Is.
Loco ssas: d 81
SYs Ia ns zetsrt assps
Rags Mixed cotton, 81.
iA9atas1s. nj n. III ~
s1ipstse ID. # III Il 81 s s. e
| Brosenstggrs 2gta s1Sc.s ~ Sustet. q IS
Gh9rts I1S@ ege: B Dsasiea.
Corn Brda: 1Sc.pers basiel. TX - 81 ~
Powder Shof, &c.
Fuss TOYS mining 3sc n41 G5 a 4 ffsef.
p gass e. sS;ss g sh s.a, sc
+. Shot; Northern, ~. 40@s2 60 d bog of as III
Grtndstones: Is0akc. D o. s,ss
49,, ~. =. y Soa.
a., * co
saiss,ssS soasa.ss. me-
BY TeiegraH sss. ~.
1 ": NEW YORK. q:
NEW YORK, Soys1iaber 20 -sotioa aniet saiess.
643 bales sf a29l2 81 &c. t1onr dt,I but safin
Corn quiet and unchanged Oats less actlye aud am
changed. Ccfse Rio qlist and unehahesd auEar
reina Ee ned a aaiss ga Mssss u md
firm. Rice aniet and stead. TaiIow Eeas.ysie eg@
SEc. RoSin and flrpenune SfeadyssE PO1k9 ssdi5 =
mess, Sit. Lard easier; prime steam. Sill $11,O6.
;Whtskey firm at 81. TO- Frefgifto quiet and atnI.
" - = 1sIITisfs,RE-
II, BALTIMORE. Soyemier 90. Tfour dull alisi stea-
DIV : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. md ws:ssarn sufscrdns. .SSG
$450 extra, 50 @$5.50 !; family, 81 @$T: Esfy
RIn brsnd az sSSsS III AMI Va
nnfpf and arm Pennsy MI II SsS All S1.s
Iar-yIanSi red 1noI In nrits,s IA Safxy = I'M
Der, 4a@Si.9S: white, SI.2S@Si. AS. = Southern
corn frmer; western weak and lower !; new sonth-
ern white, 50@54c.: yellow, 50G353c.S Oats qnaex
and armi southern prime Of sa0c> Rye quiet ,s
aud steady. rrortstonS .qutef: stock very ligrf.
Lard-Rehned, I @1 14e.a Coffee dril and heayy.
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South Pass, the jetty channel of the Mi 2
sissippi, now offers a depth OF % feet to NIL
vessels. The official report OF the United
States engineers &C the Southwest Pass states
that 100. vessels oil all kinds crossed the bar
at Southwest Pass during October, and that
three OF them drawing Is feet, were detainr
ed IS, hours By grounding,
Three companies OF troops arrived at
New York Saturday from western forts.
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MINCE-MEAT.

4 TMORRs MINCE-MEAT.-To bakers,
IN botel-keepers boarding -houses, and private
families Buy ATMORE'S MINCE-MEA the best
barrels buckets, jars, cans &c. ready for use. For
sale at manufacturers price, freight added. am
agent for the manufacturer, for whom introduced
no a. pfF@g, . 81 !. y - 4 &14I2 Main street.
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ByTeiesrapl,.
NEW YORK.

new YonK No ave; 2oGold opened # 1o9s
1991. Exchange-Long, 4s2Ii; short, AK. Gov.
ernnents dull and steady States quiet and steady.
Epentng.-Money frmer; bid. Sterling Qufet
at 1924. Gold quiet at 10eE@Io9Z. Governments
dull but strong. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE. tGs,
BALTIMORE, November 20.-Yirginla 6,S, defer
red, 81; .consols. 67a; second series, 34S. North
Carolina 6s, old, 10.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
India.

TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN THOUSAND LIVES
LOST BIZ THE RECENT CYCLONE.
LONDON, November 2o.-Official returns
received at Calcutta give the loss Of life by
the recent cyclone at 215,000. HEs',T
- England.
LONDON, November 20.-The Pail Mall
Gazette publishes letter from the Roths-
childs denying the story published in the
Cologne Gazette Saturday that they have
promised to advance Russia money.
= The mail steamer Windsor Castle, rum
ming between Great Britain and the Cape Of
Good Hope, has been lost. Her crew and
passengers were saved.
The British gunboat Lapwing is reported
lost in gale off Chafoo. 49,
- ITALY. 4
ROME, November 20.-The King in q
speech from the throne to-day regarding the
relations between the Church and State said
the extensive liberties granted to the
Church ought not to impair the public lib
critics. The Government would therefore
propose bills for rendering efficient the res.
ervation in the laws respecting the Papal
See. r. a,..,.. =
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y,rALUABLE MILLING AND OTHER

" PROPERTY IN FLUYANNA COUNTY,
va, FOR SALE.-I will offer for sale on the 18th
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1915, at Palmyra, FluYanna
county, Va, the following properties: -
:, LIST. The RIVANNA Mills, situated on an ex-
tension OF the James River and Kanawha canal. In
EIuyanna county, Va, consisting of two distinct
mill -houses-a new framed grist-mill with two pairs
of stones and plaster-mil, and large brick -four
f1g-miH, capable of turning ont fifty barrels per
day, provided with tn,proEtded smut and o.nss ma
an excellent and roony storeh9use, alinost news
large lumber house cooper's and brick Dacksmiths
shops and stable. The whole included in about four
ad. A TRACT OF LAND In same county, near
wilmington, containing about THREE AUaDaE f.a
ACRES, which has been surveyed In two palcet,
and viii be cold In whole or separately, as may be
thought best This place has all necessary buildings
aI AL ~ a TRlCT OF LAND IN same county. on the
Rfyanna river, containing ONE. II IHN u BID
AcRES. This place isunim Improved, but has o Spor-
a9 Tr M one. two and three ysars credit, With
interest from day Of sale secured y BONDS Win am
ME personal security and retention o. lega nais
Personal security may be dispensed WILD, hoWesesi
BY the payment Of one third cash. 84Tf,N. M
Administrator G.. T., a. r. w. Ashiln, deceased,
ySSf ps.flE <
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>oDDEN DEATH OF A CATHOLIC PRIEsr.-
LtarlcSton, s. e., November TO- Father
;1oEe was taken i'll with gastric fever last
Monday shortly after his return from Phtla-
sophia. He grew rapidly worse, and died
I! the fever at u NJ. yesterday, to the deep
'";ret of his devoted colored congregation
nd the whole Catholic community.-Speciat
s%patch to the Gazette. 1--.fs..1 80 i
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auPERB PIANOS.
SYS III

SUPERB .l PIANOS. PA
THE subscribers are constantly receiving supplies
of PIANO-FORTES from those popular makers,
Messrs. Bloomfield s. Otis, and Us evidence OF their
superiority the Brooklyn IN. ~ Eagle says:
1.-THE Music Committee of the Board Of Education,
BROOKLYN together with the local committees, after
THOROUGHLY TESTING ALL THE PRiNCl,
PAG instruments manufactured, have purchased
RIoomaeld a. Otis's CELEBRATED PATENT TIRE
BILE PIANOS for use of the public schools"
These beautiful instruments are sold at exceed
ingly moderate prices by
icy WO0DHOUSE & PARHAM,
oc IA Booksellers and stationers.
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YETANTED, Al SITUATION AS MIL
fVsgIRR for next year, for good wages OF SHARES
Country mill preferred. Address IHssdas n ~.
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REMOVALS..

MINOR Il JACOB, HAVINGcsF}Rfl5
lN removed to their new building, n9kSI
the corner Of Fourth ana Marshall streets desire 70
inform the public that they VIII keep on hamd Ier
SPRING WAGONS, aud SPRING DRAYS, of their
own make. This work will be sold low, to suit the
fines. Carriages of all kinds made to order. Re
pairing done neatly and promptly Mt the corner o
Fourth and Marshall streets. oc 26-eodl3t
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MARINE 1NTELLaGENGa.. ,


8 ARRIVED. ~
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G. w. Allen & Co,
agents. sfta1 80 = sissss q ss5ss
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. u. Is. Tatuln. agent. 81
Steamer j. w. Eyermau, Platt Philadelphia, iner-
chandse and passengers. w. p. Porter, agent. "
Schooner John a. Curtis. CULLEN, Philadelphia,
coal, A. Blair y ~ /.
Schooner BENGAL, Hall, Eastport FISH, Davenport
& Norris .,i.1].E
Is. * u MEMORANDA. =
Brig Sarah Wallace {Br.J, Scott, for Richmond,
sailed from st. Johns, n. b., on the 17th.
Schooner Isabel l.. Pierce, Rider, from Tangicr
Sound for Boston, with cargo Of oysters, was run
morning about 8 O'Clock one-haf mile inside VIII
loughby-Spit light. Captain Wilson, OF The B1ltt-
sibe. rTts ~
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 20, 1876.
The. breaks to-day comprised 20 hogsheads, 6
uerces, and boxes. The offerings at auction on
Change were 43 packages; OF which 20 were taken
In, and the remainder sold at prices ranging from
$500 to Sl5.S7. a.,ss,..j& ~ Uz
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nooK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EXss
DEcUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING NTH
HOUSE
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Flour.

Fine. S3.50@S3.75; supertine, So extra super
ine, 1919; common family, $3.50: fancy family,
$7@S7.50. Market dull.
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WHICH, WAS TO De PASSED UPON YESTERDAY.
un saturday Colonel ZacharIe, chairman Of
tie Democratic Committee on Elections and
Returns. appeared before the Returning
Board. and as counsel for the Democratic
Candidates filed the following plea against
the conStitutionality OF the Board, and pro-
tested against certain acts:
First By section >, act 9S, 1872, creating
board OF returning officers, there is no
.,rm fixed for tenure OF Office, and by the
same section it is provided that in case OF
any vacancy by death, resignation, or 9TH
,rwi>e by either OF the Board, the vacancy
>haIl he filled by the residue OF the Board,
;hu> creating a board with power OF perpet-
uatng itselfindelnitely, and conferr1ng said
lowers in certain contingencies upon a
,inclc person; that said Board is author
ned to canvass and return as elected nell-
tar> Of the Legislature, and said members
3rc alone authorized to participate in the or
.,tniZation OF either branch OF the Legisla-
Wrr. and said Legislature so constituted
anlrr act As, title ), Of the Constitution OF
h" state OF Louisiana, shall examine and
count the votes for Governor and Lieuten-
lat-HoyeYnor direct, and the immediate
fleet Of all OF which is to place the power
N the hands OF five persons, or ultimately
IN one person, and his appointees, for all
me to determine of what persons shall be
instituted the executive and Legislative
ranches OF the State government; that said
ri in said respect is in direct conflict with
he Constitution OF the United States and
ii the State Of Louisiana rs creating gov
rrDmcnt not republican in form or character.
second. By net under which the said
Board claims to proceed, tho said Board is
Ic>ted with powers judicial in their char
4rtcr, and in that respect the act Is III con-
let with article 81 of the Constitution OF
he State OF Louisiana. ~
Third. That il the constitutionality or
he law were established beyond question,
&c again object, and protest, and except to
:;pard is constituted. The act 90 Of 1872,
.lected by the Senate from all political par
,,e> shall be returning officers for all cleo
IONS in the State. We except, object, and
.rotcst that the act has not been complied
With. as none of the menbers now COM
losing said Board are members OF the DEM
ocratic-Conservative party, and therefore
~ said Board is not constituted as required
# law. <---
Fourth On behalf OF the Democratic
rctors, counsel protested against the
uniting and compilation Of vote for A. Is.
-+visec and o. II. Brewster, Republican
sectors, on the ground that when Brewster
was voted for he was occupying Federal
!r>ition OF United States encouragement,
I'D that A. Il. Leyisee was a United States
"''nlnissioner, and ineligible according to
-',cle =, secton 2, Of the Constitution.
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DANVILLE.
Jurisprudence of the Richmond Di>patc!'.l

.iOrTi.~,.b lI!ice I'll me hlcEilloHu DlNlttS'i.I
NOVEMBER IS, 1876.
ON Thursday evening as Mr.. George d.
Richardson was going home IN his buggy
J.. WIS attacked from behind by q negro,
;,gilrd from his buggy, and robbed. The
robbery took place about nine miles from
psayi,lr on the Milton road. Mr.. Rich
ari-nn is about seventy years old, and
r1ui net have resisted successfully. He
bad observed the negro walking along after
him. and was told by him that his name
wa George, and that he was going to
rHrDrn's mill. which is about sixteen
mile, from Danvillc, on the Halifax Court
lou>c road. This evening negro named
Dan. Powell was lodged i'll jail, charged
with the robbery. Officers Baker, Lowry,
md Coleman think they have worked up
ne matter. and have recovered S1S in sew
yyol packages from his wife. About SO
" re found on the person OF his wife im-
after the arrest, which they said
was all they had: and other packages were
ioGnd soon afterwards concealed in the bed
and in the clothing about his wife'S bosom.
GEt Mr.. Richardson is not sure that this is
n. fellow who robbed him. ALPHA.
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Administrators G, 4. B. w. Asiiiln, decesse Z
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LOUISA Ana. y

New ORi.E Fans, November 19.-The gem
tlemen here, at the request OF the Presi-
dent, and also those sent here BY Repubil-
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BY TEL EGRAPH
FROM ALL PARTS or THE WORLD.

Loss Observation-Disclosures CAS-
TIE AND BRITISH GUNBoAT gLAPwING
INTERNATIONAL BRITISH CELEBRATION
AT PETERsBURG-E AS TEgLYs STORM
ROUGH WEATHER OUTSIDE OF SANDY
HooK-MEETING OF THE NORTH CARO-
LIMA Observation-Disclosures OF NEGRO
MURDERERsNsoU cARoIdNA-wAsH-
INGToN aossIP-NTEREsT1NG FOREIGN
NEWS, &C. .s!.. Isl s,:l'a'E.3
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FHIIIADfILFII1t- LIFE-SIVCh. DiAHhET. ~
. PHILADELPHIA, November 2o.--Cattle dull;
sales, 5000 head: extra Pennsylvania and western
steers, 5SQ6xc.; fair to good, 4HG451c. common,
4G14kc. Sheep i'm fair demand; sales, 1000 head
at 4h@6c. Hogs-Sales, 4, 200 head Mt S7.50@as. 2
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W n 4 y n.
A w..l.. MIN Rsr..a In s.,.-

~ Weoien AIu nuruso IN sstss7s
SALEM. May 3.-This morning shortly
after l o'clock q fire broke out In the
main building Of the willamstts Wooden
Manufacturing Company's Mill. and
owing to the building being thoroughly
saturated with grease and oil from long
usage. the flames made such rapid head.
way that before the Fire Department
could reach the spot the entire building
was wrapped in flames.
The buildings comprised the wool
house. dry house. Office aud main bull
ding. in which was situated the machin-
cry, each OF them being very large aud
Of the best class. They were all destroyed
in an incredibly short time. and the heat
at times was no intense as TO prevent tho
ircmen working To advantage. Thsloss
OF the mill. which was ono OF the most
extensive on the coast, Is considered a
public calamity for Salem, throwing Ill
men, boys and girls out Of work. No
Chinese have ever been employed. To-
tai loss about $3.50. Wv; Insurance., $67..
900 Oh building. machinery. wool and
goods.
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II COMING A

In hftssn States and three Tsriaoiss
Republican conventions 70 sslsct dale
gates 10 The National Convsnion Il Gin
cinnah have nov bean bald. Thsss
States represent sas votes in the con-
vsntion which Il 70 nominate our nsxt
Presidsnt. The delegates Of nine are
uninstructsd and lsft 10 their own choice
Of Q candidate. OF the rest, four are
instructed TO vote for Blaine. and ons
sach for Conkling. Morton, Bistov.
Hayes and Hartranit. The relative
strength OF the candidates. - shovn
thus far In The above conventions. u -
follow: conkiins (Nsw York;. 20;
Blaine maine. Wisconsin, Virginia and
Moutana). So: HNtranft (Psnnsyl-
~vsnia). "a; Hayes (Ohio). a; Morton
~(Indians). 30; Bristov (wyomins). Q.
The full convention will b composed
OF 732 members. 90 that the above does
NOT represent one-half lis strength. But
there u mueh suggestive OF ths pros
poets OF the candidates In these figures.
Numerically. Senator Conkiing OF New
York. who goes into the convention With
seventy votes. 10 tho strongest candidate
thus far. Bot Il must b rsmsmbered
that he carries with him only MIS- wi
state vnieh happens nom "n n1s 70
command more voices man any o'nsf.
This fsct therefore, 10 NO ino'e.uon %
the sentiments OF me country ~ iA's''
~ senator coming may 'A -,
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