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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-31
TRUSTEES SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

WHEREAS, Oh the first dav of April,
1873, Colby +. Quisenberry and Eln-
mn. his wife, by their dee dof trust re-
corded in book "H," page 447, 44s and
449, which book is in the Recorders
office for AGdrain county, Missouri,
conveyed to the undersigned, all the
following lands, situated in A udrain
county, Missouri The west half of
the southeast quarter of section three
(3),in township tifty-one (5f), of range
nine (9), west and the east hall of
the southwest quarter of section three
(3), In township fifty-one (51), Ofrangc
nine (9)west; also the northwest quar-
ter of the northeast quarter of section
ten (l0), in township tifty-one (II), of
range nine (9l. west-containing in
all two hundred acres, as peru. >. sur
vey, in trust for the following pur-
pose to-wit: To secure a certain
promissory note in said deed de-
Scribed.
And. whereas, the said note is now
due and unpaid; now therefore, at the
request of the holder thereof, and by
the authority in me vested by said
deed, | will, Oh
Saturday, June 23d, 1877,
between nine o'clock in the forenoon
and four O'Clock in the afternoon, 81
that day, sell ut public vendue, to The
highest bidder, for cash i'll hand, at
the east do"r of the court house, in
the city Of Mexico, Audrain county,
Missouri, the said above described
real estate, or as much thereof as may
he necessary to pay Oft the said note,
in said decd described, interest, and
the cost of executing this trust.
5w5 ID. H.. MCINTYRE. Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-31
SHERTFF'S SALE.

Bv virtue and authority of three
executions, Issued from the office OF
the clerk of the circuit court OF Au-
drain county, Missouri, returuable
at the June term, 1877, of said court,
and TO me directed, one in favor OF
G. d. Ferris, one in favor of Mary |.
Henderson and others, and one in
favor of Thos. Flint and against
Rebecca Daily, now the wife of one
John Moore, | have levied upon and
seized all the right. title. interest
and claim of the said Rebccca Daily,
(nOW the wife of enc John Moore.
of, in and To the following described
real estate. to-wit: West half north
west quarter of section 90 and the
southeast fourth Of the EAST halt OF
the southwest quarter of section
tewenty-seven (27) all in township
CD range (5) lying and being in the
said county of Audraid and State OF
Missouri: and will, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-31
Scottish Chief,

This imported TnoR0UGHBRED
Clvdrsdalc Draft stallion, will
stand the coming season. com.
mcncing April 1yt and ending on
july 18th, at my stable in the eity
Of McCredie. Missouri, at SIS the
season, payable in cash or in a four
months bankable note, bearing 10
per cent. interest; or will insure a
Mare with toal for $25. payable nine
months from date of service. Cg1Ef
mares are sold. or otherwise disposed
OF. the money will be collected. Pas.
turage at the usual rates. No risk
for accidents
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-31
SHERIFE,S SALE.


By virtue and authority of Transcript
execution, issued from the office of the
clerk of the circuit court of Audrain coun-
ty. Missouri, r%eturnable al the June term,
1877, OF said court, and TO me directed in
favor of John A.. Pearson, to use Reply
Pearson, and against N. M. Roberts and
Warren Fowles. ] have levied upon and
seized sl the right, title. interest and
claim of the said N. M. Roberts and
Warren Fowies. OF. in and to the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit.-lot eight
Isl in block nine (91, and all block fifteen
(t5), original town of mexico, lying aud
being in the said county of Audrain and
State Of Missouri, and 1 will, on
Thursday. the 7th day of
June, 1877,
between the hours of nine o'clock In the
ftrnoon and FIVE O'Clock in the afternoon
of that day, at the east front door of the
court house, in the city of Mexico, county
of Audrain aforesaid, sell the same, or so
much thereof as may be required, at pub
Ii vendue, 10 the highest bidder, for cash
n aand. (subject % all prior liens and
u lgmeuts, to satisfy said execution and
, o ts,
II. GLASCOCR.
4 ct. Sheriff of Audrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-31
HIDE, WOOL AND FUR MARKE-
Report corrected weekly by 5,
SimDSOu.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-31
CONSUMPTION POSITIVELY
CURED.

AZ RVbIFIA',,
$50 Fulton St, BROOKLYN, ny
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-31
THURSDAY. THE 1irH DAY OF
NJ 1S--

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-31

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, So PER ANNuM
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-25
From New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. a.
An excitement prevails at Union Hill,
N. j., over $4,000 forged town bonds.
The forgery is supposed to account for the
disappearance of ex Councilman Meyer.
A horrible case OF inianticide has occur
red in Brooklyn. An unmarried servant
girl beat out the brains of her child and
baked the body in an oven.
Mary Costello aged siK, but no larger
than two years old, was rescued last night
from an old woman who had starved and
horribly abused her.
Thomas McGlnnis OF Cohoes, was rob-
bed of 5000 this morning on Fall River
steamboat, all he had in the world except
half dollar.
Patrick McKenna, patient at the hos
pital on Wards Island, suicided last night
His mind was affected by domestic
troubles.
Ernst Carpenter had bis skull fatally
fractured by falling joist at the Commu-
nipaw railroad depot this morning.
John E.gen of Brooklyn, last night was
struck probably fatally with beer bottle,
In a saloon fight.
Henry Cheyson, aged two, was fatally
injured to-day by falling from second
story window.
Peter Maltimore and Harry Hardy have
been arrested for $s 500 burglary in To-
ledo, Ohio.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Esv York Produce Market.

NsW tuaG. Aug. q.
FLOuR--Recoipts OF s,920 buahels Market
steady and more active, business largtlyex ort
SAFES OF lV.4Oo barrels No. 9 at 50 70
as 90 superine western AM state at
~ 9O94 90; common to good extra western
a an &I = ss g19d 90 oh9GS extra
choice white wheat western extra ut &c o5
st7 20; tdncy white wheat western extra
at go 90 ass 0o common TO good extra ohio
az 81 9OgGtO; common to choice extra st.
LOUIS ut s. Ooas 25 patent Minnesota extra
good to prime a. 81 as G5; choice TO double
extra az IS 10@9 20. Market closing steady
WHEAT-Recelpts OF 67,2H bushels. Market
Moderately a tive and oprning kaic lower
an. heavy closing strong al d decline about
recovered "a es OF $50 0O0 bushels. NO. 2Chi.
cag0 at s. 80 bid, 81 S5 sked; old ungraded
spring 81 SO; sof' TO prime No. winter led
az " 30yel IS; NO; amuer wluier at 81 35Cal 30;
inferior RED aud amber winter at 81 Is; poor
amber s. uthern al 81 To-
kYE-Market quiet aud unsettled. Sales OF
$40 bushels western ut 10; 40 bushels state
BARLEY-Market quiet and nominal.
CoRE.-Receipts OF IT'S Isl OusnrIs. Market
Ope!ed H9lc lower and clUsed firm, with part
OF inc uecllno recovered. Sales OF 35O,O00
bushels at SOC for Warm western mixed; g. Y
S5cc for ungraded western mix d; 52H@53kc
for stramtf mixed; 5i;d54Hu for New YorK 10,
2; 55c for yellow estern
,IATs.-lteceipts OF ,l64 bushels. Market
active, unst tiled and In Instances lower. Sales
Of 10000 bushels Mixed western and state
az 9364lc; white western and state III, luding
uhmerchautaole at 3D.; Old ew York No at
oVc, Olu New 1OTk no. at 81; Lew New YORK
No. wnito at 34A@34s1c; nav New York No.
white at 36N@3 NC New York No l at sec;
mixed We stern at 2S63Sc; white western at
55@4oo; white, state at 80 a4lc; Texas s3Hc !;
$4,000 No Chicag1 part late est oil day at 32c.
bAY.-M rkt sLeauy. Sales OF new and old
az .G59TO Tor shlpp ng.
hOPs-Duli. sales OF yearllngs at 4@sc (;
eastern at d99c; western at 6d9c: New
Yoiks at 69l2c; California nominal at 8ai2,.
COFFEs.-hlu steady and In better demand {:
cargoes at ieH@2O24c gold; job lots at 16N q
&c GOLD.
sUG1h.-Market more active and steay ;sssk
for Iatr to goo reiiLing; SIC Tor prime; Ietlned
easier at luG O}6c for S,anuarl A; luxe
for granulated; l0Sc for powered loXc
| ior crushed.
MoLAssEs- and nominany unchanged.
| AT 4Oe6'c for Porto Rico; 4O(655c Tor New Or
leans.
RloE- Market steady and fair demand. Sales
| a. oA@7hc for Louisiana GsT%c Tor Caro-
| linas
PETRoLEUH-Market firmer and quiet Sales
OF crude at 7h@7kc; united crude active at
| 81 566,
-, FALLow-Mark firm. Sales OF co OcC
Ids. prime at ST9Shc
Gaes.-lu |. Sales OF state and Pennsyi.
yania at Ice iGHc; l4&l5Sc for western.
PoRK. - Market opened hea y and closed
ilrmrr. Sa s OF new mess at sl5 90.
| BEEF-Quiet.
| LAsD-M trket lower and closed nrIa. Sales
| OF prime at SO 63E.
| BUTTEg--Marker for choice steady: other
| a &c for slafe.
HEEss-Market firm. Sales at ballc for
| commrn 10 prime.
| LEsEED-Market Inactive at S2oS
WHISKT-Market higher at 81 Is,
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Electric Flashes.

The national board of trade of Mllwau-
kee yesterday adopted resolution declar-
Ing that congress has omitted to pass
measures necessary to carry out the re-
sumption act; also, recommending the
funding of legal tenders in four per cents
at $40, ,OO0,0OO per month till they shall be
at par with coin. Changes in the bank
rupt law we're also suggested.
The executive committee Of the anti
Hayes republicans of Ohio has issued an
address to republicans urging non. support
of the state ticket and denoupcing Hayes
policy.
The Herslds Harrisonburgh, Va, special
says the people are dissatisfied with the
regular democratic nominations, and the
nomination of an independent candidate
for governor ON the debt issue is imminent.
The monument erected to the memory of
Gen. Robert L. McCook. at Cincinnati, by
the ninth OHIO regimental association, was
dedicated Yesterday with imposing cere-
monies.
Gen. Francis A. Walker of Yale college,
refuses to serve on the Sitting Bull CON-
mission, vice McNeile who is Ill. The ap-
pointment is now rendered to another gen.
tleman unknown.
The Lasalle, Illinois, miners who struck
July 81, Friday fled petition of grew
ances in the United States court at Chicago
and asked the court to arbitrste on their
grievances.
Col. Calvin Ii. Allen has been appointed
receiver of the Jacksonville, Pensacola and
Mobile railroad, on the petition Of the
holders of Florida per cent. bonds, to Sc
cure their lien on the road.
An Albany despatch says in view of
a general sentiment in his favor, ex-Gov.
Allen G. Beach consents to be considered a
candidate for secretary Of state on the
democratic ticket.
An error of three votes, which gave
Pacheco majorily for congress from Cali
fornia, has been discovered IN Kern county.
The contest thus ends in favor of Wiggin.
ton.
Fourteen male aud five female inspectors
and three night watchmen will be removed
from the custom, house at New York on
September o.
A dispatch says the divers hud the Pa
cific mail steamship City of San Francisco,
sunk at Acapulco, too badly injured to be
raised.
Frank b. Cotton of Brooklyn, Mass.
sues the railroad company for $50 900 fo
injuries received at the Rlvere disaster.
The report that the late secretary Stan
tons son is insane is denied, although h,
suffers from inflmation of the brain.
Lieut.. English, formerly of Chicago
wounded in the Gibbons fight with the Ne:
Perces, Is dead.
The striking quarrymen at Union Hill
New York, have returned to work at th'
old wages.
V. Hudson, wholesale grocer, Montreal
has failed. Liabilities 800 900.
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Crimes and Casualties.

DIR. W. F. Cooper, living near Charles
town, W. Va, has been arrested for
poisoning his wife. She was his third
wife, both of the former having died sud-
denly under suspicious circumstances. 1t
is now supposed he poisoned them The
bodies win be exhumed. Cooper had a
violent temper, especially when intoxi-
Gated
Tuesday afternoon at North AndoYer,
Mass, John Butterwofth, intoxicated and
maddened by jealousy, beat his wife severe
ly and fatally stabbed her several times in
the breast. Butterworth attempted suicide,
his wound, however, is not fatal
Mrs Benjamin Warner of Ashley, Pa,
widow of a railroad fireman who was re-
Gently killed, drowned her baby Monday
night and then cnt her throat; probably
insane.
The police found two starving children
yesterday in an Eighth avenue tenement,
in New York, weeping beside the body of
their mother, who died from intemperance
Thomas Brennan of New York, abused
al old lady named Donovan yesterday.
Her grandson lnterfered and IN the fight
struck Brennan fatally with stone.
During an excursion OF Rola engine
company to Meriden, Conn, yesterday,
Winfield Woodruff of Rolla company fell
from the window of the engine house at
Meriden aud was fatally injured.
Judge Carr of Mt. Holly, n j., in
jumping from his bed to answer burgl lr
al lrm which had been accidentally struck,
caught in the bed clothes, fell, and was sc.
verely injured internally.
Valentine Kane and two children, aged {
and yelrs, were poisorcd at Meriden
Conn by toad stools eaten for mushrooms
The children died.
II. s. Corn, Jr., Of McNab, Marsh &
Corn Of Toronto, Can, absconded with the
books. 1t is expected TO show q detalcatlor
of $4,000. The firm will assign.
During az alteration in Baltimore las
evening Charles Pitts. aged 90, fatally
stabbed Charles Wilson, aged 10, both col
| ored
Ben. Williams, colored, died &; Aiken
S. G., Yesterday, from hydrophobia. Sever
other perSons were bitten by the same dog
Mary Coyle, while intoxicated fell from
o window of her house In Brooklyn yes
terday, and was fatally hurt.
A Venezuela dispatch reports the at
| temnted assas sina.ion Of prnaidant Alcnn
tara. The assassins we're arrested.
| Joseph Gordon, noted counterfeiter
was arrested vt Philadelphia yesterday.
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The News From the Hostiles.
WASHINGTON, Aug. "a

WASHINGTON, Aug. "a.
Gen. Sherman telegraphs from Helena
that accounts from the Indians and Gen.
Howard are too confused to make anything
out. He will ascertain and report at the
earliest moment.
SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. ~.
Many of the Bannocks who went with
Capt. Bainbridge from Fort Hall returned
with quite an amount of stock which they
picked up after it had been used up ard
left by the hostles. A report from vi.
ginia City this morning says the Indlals
are reported this morning on Madison river
40 miles below Henry's lake. Most Of the
families in Madison valley came to Vir-
giHia City during the night. The Indians
gathered many horses and killed a man on
Wolf creek. 1t is probably only strag-
Cling party, but it cuts off communicate n
with Howard by that route. Couriers
and provision wagon en- route have been
stopped. No news from Howard since
Wednesday.
MORE DISSATISFIED INDIANS.
NEW YORK, Aug. "a.
The Herald's Fort Benton, Montana,
special says 81 tribes in northern Montana
have betn deprived OF ammunition and for
hidden to leave the reservation. They are
poorly supplied with food and threaten
trouble.
SALT LAKE, Aug "a.
Gen. Howard reached Virginia city this
morning; his command is ct Henry's lake,
waiting SUPPLIES. Some of Miles command
are moving up the Yellowstone in front OF
tie Indians. The Indians secured l0C
horses in Madison valley, but have left.
Gen. Howard left Virginia City last
evening for Henry's lake; hls force awaits
supplies.
The report Of Sitting Bull being at For,
Peck is contradcted. He is still in the
British possessions.
A report from Snake river bridge, Idaho
this evening, says Barnbrldge and forct
from Fort Hall has returned. The Indiani
are at Henry's lake; Howard one day be
hind them.
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Work of the Grand Odd Fellows,

NBwBUReH, Aug. "a.
In the closing session of the Odd Fell
lows grand lcdge, which lasted until 2 o.
clock this morning, 1t was decided not to
prepare digest Of laws of the state body.
All decisions referring to tho legislative
committee were affirmed, excepting No.
"a. The standing committees and proceed
ings during the year were approved, ex-
cepting the action in appointing reprssen-
tative to the United States grand lodge.
A charter was granted to degree lodge in
New York. The proposed amendment to
the bylaws relative to the canvass OF votes
for grand officers, to appointment of COM
mittees, and to changes In the rules OF Or
der, were laid over till next year. Amend
msnts requiring that the annual session of
each district grand committee to be held in
April instead of March was adopted.
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How They Stand.

CHICAGO, Aug. 24.
The Inter-Ocean learns that out of one
hunded and niue'y-seven congressman,
one hundred and thirty-one favor the repeal
of the law of 1873 and restoring the silver
dollar TO its old place in coinage fifteen
favor remonetizlng with conditions at.
tached eighteen oppose remonetizing;
three are undecided; two decline to an
swer. The answers represent every state
and include thifty-one senators and one
hundred and sixty-six representatives. OF
the latter one hundred and thirteen adyo-
cate the measure; thirteen oppose it.
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The President in Washington,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2

WASHINGTON, Aug. "a
The presidential party returned this
evening. The president leaves September
7, for Fremont, Ohio, to attend q reunion
of his old regiment Sept. IA. He will
spend some days at his home in Fremont,
for the purpose both of rest and and to al
range some business affairs which he left
unadjusted when he came TO Washington.
The succeeding week he will be present at
the opening of the fair at Louisville, KY,
and will probably return to Washington by
the way of Chattanooga, the homo of Post
master General Key, Lynchburg and Rich
mond,
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a Great Discovory.

CORNS are the ost plentiful kind OF grain
in the market. Every one hsS supply, from
grandsre verglng on TO hundred; stylish,
handsome young ladies who daily promenade
fashionable resorts; uliddle-aged ma rons; old
daudies, VIII their patent feathers, KID gloves,
and inevitable walking slick; the Clergyman,
merchant, lawyer, clerk and mechanic OF all
buuions, bad nails, and other ,therations OF
the feet, all OF which are banlaheh and cured
by the US or Briggs Corn and Bunton Rene
dies, Alleviator aud Cura i've. Sold by drug
gists. mar23 t&wly
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Senator Edmunds on Several Impor-
tant Questions

NEW YoRK, Aug. "a.
The Times Boston special reports an In
terview with Senator L munds, who said /:
~ have not seen one Vermont republican
who does not think Hayes anti politics or
der mistake. While it is founded on cor
rec principles, it is not advantageous to the
public interest" Edmunds thinks congress
will be troubled about silver remoneliza-
tion, resumption and the tariff.
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Men who Ask too Much.

NEW HAVEN Conn, Aug. "a.
At meeting of 1900 greenback men
resolutions were passed calling for the un-
conditional repeal of the resumption act,
the full reconciliation of silver, the passage
OF an act making greenbacks full legal ten
der and interchangeable with bonds, an
equitable system Of taxes, abolition of mon
opolies, opposition to subsidies, and calling
for the removal Of Secretary sherman.
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Consumption-The chief causes are IN neg
lecting the laws Of nature, too much cUnfine-
ment In an unhealthy atmosphere, sudden
colds, catarrh, great and continued exposures,
lmpoyerishing OF the system of other Diseases
in f.ct thsre re almost as many causes as
there are victims and one OF the most fatal
Is that OF young ladies who expose their healtl
anu endAnger their lives In the most reckless
manner When attending ball. parties, OPERAS
and other places or amusement, whic results
Ia Consumption aud an early grave. B-iggs'
Throat and Lung Healer Will save the victim II
used IN time, sold by druggists.
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Democrats Endorse Hayes Policy.
BATH, Me Aug. "a.

bAIHI Huu AuB' ~
The Sagadahoc county democratic con-
vention to-day adopted tho following;
Resolved. That whilo adhering to the
principles enumerated In the 81. Louis Plat.
form. we believe as democrats who desire
restoration of harmony, good government
and prosperity 20 every state Ia the Union,
We can and do heartily endorse the 80 called
policy Of the present administration.
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The Turf.
HUDSON RIVER DRIVING PARK.
PoKERPsIE, Aug. "a

SARATOGA, Aug. "a
The following horses will start to-mor-
row: Consolation purse, one mile First
Chance, Henry Owens, Sister of Mercy,
Gen Athol, fllly Mary, Courier, Grecian
Maid and Dan X. Handicap, one mile
and half Bradamsnte, Lady Salyers
and Bushwhacker. Stanford purse, one
mile and quarter Rhadamsnthus,
Msdoe Major Rsrker and Rnmhaat. Stee-
pie chase: Trouble, Waller. hoonstone
and Paris.
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Bronchitis is q dry Inflammation OF the mem-
ayrssnee Co thi Br9Hc3lo' whicn causes constant
OF scraping, coughing or sneeZtng, there Is no
mucus 10 be raised, and the difficulty Increases
until IL becomes chronic. Briggs Threat and
Lung Healer cures bronchitis and all diseases
or the Throat ana Lungs. Sold by druggists.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON. Aug. u

WASHINGTON. Aug. ~.
Seventy compostors iu thu government
printing office, at wolk on supreme court
work, have been suspended, the copy hav-
ing given out. 1t is thought, however,
that work will be resumed soon.
The office of inspector OF buildings is to
be investigated.
The rumors of wholesale changes in the
district governmsnt is unfounded.
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.
The Very Latest Dispatches By
Associated Press.
The Harlem Extension Railroad.
BENNlNaToN, Aug. "a

Frank G. White took possession to-day
Of the Harlem Extension railroad, now
controlled by NJ. H. Bloodgood of New
York, and other Lebanon Springs railroad
bondholders. 1t is not known when the
road will reopen.
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Corns, Bunions, ot.., are as useless to the
community a, dishonest politicians, noisy row.
dies, squallilg cats or howling dogs under
your - indow, Briggs Corn and Dunion Rene
dies stop all commot1on, rendering the victim
happy and contentcd Sold by druggiatB.
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Piles-frne tgony OF Tophet is not or cannot
De much worse than the torture endured by
millions whoare troubled with Internal bleed
ing, external anu ttchiug piles GLAD tidings
for the sufferer. Briggs Pile Remedies arc
MUD, safe aud sure. DR. j. Briggs Co., New
ark, y j. sold by druggi5ts
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Weather Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFIoH OF THE CHIRF SIGNAL OFFIcEH,S
WAsHIRGroN Aug. 25--l a. m.
For New England, rising barometer,
slightly cooler, south and west winds,
clear or partly cloudy weather, and POSI-
bly, light local rains Of northern stations.
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Senator Morton Dying.

New YORK, Aug. "a.
The Hersld's Richmond, Ind, special
reports Morton's death momentarily ex-
peeled, but the news is kept from the pub
lie.
MI. MOTIONS CONDITION TO DAY.
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. "a.
Senator Morton res,od we'll last night.
This morning at Z o'clock pain returned to
his right side, but is rapidly eubsiding. AT
10 o'clock he wss easier and comparatively
comfortable.
THE LATEST.
Senator Morton is steadily improving to-
day. He sat in an easy chair several hours
reading and discussing public topics. He
is cheerful and his physicians say is out of
danger.