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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-13
SENATOR MORTON.
Ills Removal TO indianapolis
I'OStpOned Until Next Week
How lie Received She Election
News.

Ills Removal TO indianapolis
POBtpOned Until Next Week.
How lie Received She Election
News.
BIcHNoND, October ll.-Senator Nor.
tons journey to Indianapolis has been
temporarily postponed until some time
next week. lie is not materially worse
than anticipated a week ago, at which
time 1t was expected lie would be re.
moved TO his Residence in Indiauapolis;
bot owing TO delays in the completion OF
the same 1t has been necessary 10 defer
ths trip.
The friends Of Senator Morton fome
weeks rinCe announced tina. lie had far
enough recovered from his late illness
that he would be removed to Indianapo.
lis as soon as certain repairs arc finished
on his residence there. 1t was publicly
announced on last Saturday that The Sen.
aIor would go 10 indianapolis Wednea.
day or Thursday Of this week. liia big
armchair was accordingly sent here from
that city, and his wife has had every
thing there put in perIec. readiness for
his reception at any day. His condition,
however, will not allow him to undertake
such journey aL present. II is stated
that Dr.. Thompson will not remain long.
erthan this week with him, when he ex.
ppcts 10 return 10 indianapolis alone, un.
less the Senator'S condition improves.
The Ohio news Ia not wholly responsi.
bic for the Senator's remaining In Rich.
mond, although relative Of his engaged
messenger boy 10 carry Ohio bulletins
Of election over 10 the Burbank Mansion
on the night Of the election. The Sen
ator at lso'cIock declared they were
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Gilman Surrenders,

NEw YORK, October l2.-Wm. Q. Gil
mar, ,forger Of insurance scrip, indicted by
the grand jury yesterday, surrendered
himselI to-day and appeared before Re
cotder Hackett, where he pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to five years in the
State prison. Gilman's counsel read the
statement in exlenuatiOn, in which
Gilman says that a decline in business
bad investments and heavy expenses, both
in business and domestic and personal
extravagance, had betrayed him. He
loved better to give away money than ia
spend it on himself. His thoughts and
interests were more with charitable
works. He, himself, was to blame for
the expenses at home and In business
His wife never persuaded him 10 any ex.
travagNnce. From the time he began bust.
meas he had placed in his hands, by friends
who trusted him implicitly, sums from
81 900 to $50, 900, on interest at seven per
cent. He never Speculated or lost or
won any money by any wager. He
made investments in enterprises which
promited well, but all turned out bad.
The possession Of the money OF his friends
made him look upon it as his own, and
the lo"es and expenses caused cncroach.
ments on it. Times grew worse
and the failure Of the Sun Montreal In.
surance Company and the necessities Of
other companies impaired confidence in
everything but the Atlantic, and the com.
petition for that had carried the prices no
high aS 10 leave no margin for any profit,
and had made commissions thoroughly
inadequate TO meet the scale Of expenses
on which he was doing business and liv.
ing prior to the panic Of 1873. He had
made an improper Use OF the trust funds
under the pressure OF declining business,
and tho troubles Of that year had invoIv.
ed him in additional Losses. After that
time lie must have put forth the first
raised certificates. lie had suffered in
thinking Of his business, abusing the con.
tilencc OF his friends, and hoping that
the next step would extricaie him. lie
plunged deeper and deeper. He had
not sold any fraudulent securities, but
had borrowed on them. lie alone was
responsible for every wrong act, and no
human being even had suspicion OF it.
Suicide had been much in his thoughts.
Gilman's statement was addressed to
his brothers and sisters, who lose S75, 900
by his operations; to Rev. Dr. HouShton,
his brother.in.law and Rector of the "Lit.
tie Church Around the Corner, and other
friends.
The scene in the court room was OK.
ceptioEal. The counsel who read the
paper did so with trembling voice. Mr.,
Lane, who followed, was deeply affected,
and said that Gilman LIFT his wife at
home on the verge Of insanity. District
Attorney Phelps, with tears pouring
down HIS cheeks and with choking utter.
anCe, said he had known the prisoner,
and this was the saddest case he had ever
had anything TO do with. Recorder
ilackett, in passing sentence, was much
affected and wiped away II tear. Detect.
ives turned their backs upon the fearful
spectacle. Gilman was hurried TO the
coach in waiting and drove to his office,
which he leaves this evening convict
for Sing Sing for five years at hard labor
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EPISCOPAL COW ENTl0S.

BosToN, October 12.-In the Episcopal
General Convention, to day, Rev. DR.,
Cole, of Wisconsin, presented a petition
from the Free Church Association and
others, urging the Importance Of enaCting
a canon prohibiting the conservation Of
churches in which pew or permanen,
'itlings are sold. Referred.
The subject Of considering the changes
needed, il any, in the Rubrics and Book
OF Common Prayer was referred.
At the afternoon session OF the Episco-
pal Convention communication was
received from the House of Bishops an.
nouncing that that House had concurrcd
in the permission Tor the formation Of II
new diocese in West Virginia.
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FIRE RECORD.


New YORK, October l2.-Another ser.
ious conaagratIon is reported from Port
au Prince. A large number OF houses
were burned. The Custom House mar.
rowly escaped. Several families were
made homeless.
LITTLE Rock, October l2-The Odd
Fellows' block, corner Markham and
Scott streets, waa burned this morning
about one o'clock. The building was
three stories high, with 80 feet front and
l5O feet deep. The corner store was oc.
cupied by the wholesale lager beer e.tab.
lishment Of Nick KupferIe; loss Sl2 900;
insured for $1,000, The next store was
occupied by Colo & Dow, wholesale and
retail dry goods merchants, who managed
to save about one.half Of their stock IN
damaged condition. They carried about
$50 900; insured for 50, 800. The general
offices OF the Memphis & Little Rock Il.
K, occupied five rooms on tho second
door; the loss on stationery, fixtures, &c,
$4,000. Allthe important books, records,
vouchers, &c, are in the safe and thought
to he preserved; no insurance. The third
story was owned and occupied bv the Odd
Fellows and was insured for $4,000: the
regaIia was insured for 81, 500 The Grand
Lodge and Subordinate Lodges, every.
thing, jewels, regatta, archieves, embIems,
tapestry, charts, &C., are total lOss to
the brotherhood above. The insurance
may be stated AZ follows; Grand Lodge, in
jewels, reSalin, &c, $4,000; Arkansas En-.
cnmpmcnt $1,000 Subordinate Lodges
$1,000. Tho Knights Of Pythias,
Good Templars and X. $. B. had their
lodge rooms IN the third story and lose
everything. The building wa. insured
for SlO,0 The Dodge block, adjlininS
on the west, was badly danuged, aud was
only saved by II lire-prOoi wall Of brick.
The building was insured for $4,000. It
WIS occupied by DOwdlc & Carl, whole
sale grocers; loss on stock by water and
removal $S,O00 insured. There were
other small lOsses by occupants Of rooms
in the Dodge block. The Grand Lodge
OF Old FeIlow+, which hnd been In sea.
sion for several days, adjourned nt II
o'clock last night, About one mud u half
hours afterwards the fro was discovered,
Whether it was the result Of mn acciLrn,
or caused by mn iucendNry il not known.
The building was one Of tho iiuCst ilr tho
city aud had been built about eight ycnrA.
The telegraph wires were proslratcd by
the falling walls.
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CHICAGO, October I9-Flour-Steady
and firm. Wheat-Irregular; No. / Chica.
so spring 81 l3J4, No. 9 do 81 l1I< cash,
81 loyal II October;;$l 0SHal tSI Noveui.
Der, 81 07Hul ok the year, No 8, 81 UG,
rejected 96c. Corn-Closed weak at 42yIA
42Hc cash, 433Gc bid October, 49sSc bid
November, 4llSa4lsSc the year, rejected Il
H4ihc. Oats-tluiet at % Nc bid cash or uc
tober, 2Ssc November, 93jsc December.
Rye Demand fair and market firm NJ 59e.
BArley-Faitly active aud a shade higher
AT SOC. Inactive and low, rat SI4 g.
cash, Sli 40 October, Sl4 77al4 SO the
year, $I4 Sjtll S7Iz January, SlS 90 No.
vember. Lard-Dull md prices a shade
lower at S. GjnS 20 cash, IS 25aS ?7II the
year, S. 81 Vas IS Janua Y. Bulk Meats
Fair d dumand. but at lower rates; shoulders
G>Sc, short rib 7}Gc, short clear s.. VIII 4.
ky-Steady md firm at 81 Us.
Wheat at tho close was easy md
fell aGc. Corn nnd Oats steady and uu.
changed. Pork dull, weak and lower at
Sli IS bid, $l4 45 asked October, $l2 so tho
year. Lard steady aud unchanged.
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AN event Of Of great importance TO
France and to Enropc-in fact, to the
whole world-occurs Tomorrow (sun.
day., viz: the French elections. The
result will be looked 10 By all intelligent
Americans with even more in,ercs. than
the recent returns from Ohio. Iii. hard
to say what will be the ultimate result,
let the elections tomorrow 20 us they
will. II McMahon is sustained France
may be revoIutionizcd, and il Gambe,ta
and the "LefI" prevail Mcmahon may
refuse 10 submit. In fact lie has already
given ont that he will not submit. In
any event, therefore, the situation seems
full Of peril for the future Of France. It
will be noticed in this mornings news that
Gambetta has been sentenced to three
months imprisonment and fnc Of Ss 600
for placarding his recent addrcs, to the
elector. Of his arondissment.
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Attack On Editor Itcrd.

TOLEDO, October 12.-As Mr.. Alex.
Reed, managing proprietor Of the Toledo
Blade and Commercial and postmaster in
this city, was conversinG with friends on
the street to-day Mr., Rowling, ex-post.
master, approached and made an often.
sive remark, TO which Reed replied that
he was not addressing Bowling and mo-
toned as though to draw weapon, and
then walked towards the postotlice. Dow.
ling followed, and seizing Reed by the
beard struck him several times in the
face, when friends separated them. The
affair grew out OF the bitter feeling en-
gendered by the change in the pOstolIice,
and created considerable excitement.
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BELLAIRE LoCALs.-Rcv. ], J. Spencer,
Of the Disciples church, will preach hiS
farewell sermon to his congregation to.
morrow. A farewell sociable will be
given on Monday evening next at the
church, and all friends Of the pastor are
invited to attend.
The Baron base ball club will give a
ball this evening, and also meet to orga.
nize club for indoor exercises and en-.
tertainments during the coming winter.
Mr.. Z. W. Ball, late Of Barnesville, o.,
has located here and opened Iirst.cIasl
produce store, and will make n special.
ty Of keeping constantly on hand pure
and iresh butter, eggs and the celebrated
Barnesville braEd Of family -four. We
wish this new enterprise success.
Mr.. 6. W. Walters, the hardware mer.
chant, is having n beautiful residence
built on Gravel Hill.
A number 0f our Democratic friends,
in vehicles and on horseback, accompani.
ed by Wa!INces band, proceeded to West
Wheeling and Bridgeport Thursday eve.
ming last to do homage to their new State
Senator and Representative.elect, David
Wagner ard Ross J. Alexander, reapec'
lively. One of the vehicles containing
officer Mccormick and nineteen others,
broke down near West Wheeling, the
cause, we are told, is to be kept Il pro-
found secret TO the outside world. A big
rooster, OF course, OF the Tilden brood,
adorned the procession.
We are informed that work along the
Bellalre Il Southwestern Railroad il to
be pushed vigorously for completion of
the whole road by next spring.
a most shocking and serious accident
occurred yesterday forenoon at the house
Of Mr.. Balthager Stallz, saloonist, re.
siding in the extreme southern portion Of
the city. The facts as related to ia by
DR.. knrta, are as follows: A young man
from Pittsburgh named Lewis Melzger,
stopping at the house OF Mr.. StalIz, went
into the cellar TO draw kerosene oil, tax
ing with him lighted lamp, it happened
that the can of oil he had drawn and
was holding in his hand became ignited,
either through the heat or the
sparks Of the burning lamp, and
his clOthiug caught fire. The young
man, enveloped in llmea, losing
all presence Of mind, frantically rushed
up stairs and through the house, crying
for help. Mrs. Staliz, who at that mo-
ment was busily employed at the wash
tub, seeing the danger, ran TO the young
mans assistance and partly succeeded in
extinguishing the flames, when the fire
caught her own clothes and in IN momenI's
time burned every stitch OF wearing ap-
parel from her body, leaving the skin,
from the face down 10 her feet, in n raw
blistered state and ghastly to behold.
The boy received severe, but not fatal,
injuries about the face and hands. Mrs.
SIaltz, who is daughter Of Mr.. August
Shramm, Of this city, it ia thought will
not recover from the effects cf her iniu-
rics. JED.
L4TER.-Alrs. Stallz died at $40 this
evening. JED.
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PHILADELPHIA, October l9 Hour
Easi +; Superfnc 500, extra 50 -, Penn
SylvtnIa lauIily So 75a7 5O, AinurSot,
iamIly So 5Oa7 10, high grades aUd patent
s. O0a9 6O. Wheat-Dull; amber 81 +5
Gl %, red 81 4Oal 10. Corn-Steady; vel.
low at &c, mixed GOaGlc. Vats-Dull;
white western 3ia3Gc, western mixed S2I
SSc. Rye-Quiet Mt t5a70c. POrk-Slj 0Ja
10 %. Beef Hams -l7ulSc. Butter Firm;
creamery SOaS3c, Western Re.erve 2ia2Gc.
Eggs Firm; western % 93,. Cheese
STEADY; western fancy at l2jial3c. Petro.
leuni-uull aud nominal; refnrd liAa
l4Ee, crude lOjSallc. Whisky-Steady at
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CINCINNATI, October l2. - Cotton -
Quiet at llkc. Flour-Dull; flir 50 20,
V3o. Wheat Weak; rcd 81 g5ai So. com
--ln lair demand at 45AIGc. Oas Steady
aud in good demand ut 95aJ0c. RIVE
steady at 5vaIOc. Barley Heavy; good
10 prime we'tern spring tOAtJc. Pork
ln lair damnnd but at lower rates. at 3l4 90
all 9j: Lard-Sctrce und firm steam held
ut Dc, kettle 9Ha9kc. hulk MealS-srnrce
aud trM; short clear SIC, short rib s4r,
these prices bid. Bacon -tItmer ut Sa9a
9hc, Butter-firm; fancy creamery 3Sa
Slc, prime TO choice Western Reserve 2ja
9Gc, central Ohio 9OA?!c. Ln.ced Ill
Strong ut GOc. whisky-Quiet At 81 OS.
HOGS j lnactive; common 81 5Oa4 90
Igt! 70 l0a5 80; packing s. O045 %, butch.
GEs s. 3ja6 A.
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LOUISVILLE, October l2.-It is learned
that the statement in some Of the Wash,
ington dispatches that Gen. Harlan did
not accept the Constitutional amend.
ment", is found. to be untrue. lie made
the canvas for Goveror in 1871 upon n
platform which sustained the amend.
ments.
No information has been received here
indicating the certainty OF The action Of
the Administration about the Supreme
Court vacancy.
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NASHVILLE, OetObcr IA Washing.
ton dispatch OF yesterday, on authority
ol Deputy Collector Hughes, OF Columbia,
Tenn, TO the effect that Thomas ]. vii.
iiams, his guide in recent raid against
Illicit diStillers in Lawrence county, had
been taken from his house and murdered
by disguised men on the 24th Of Septem.
Der, Is denied by the LawrenCeburg Fee
Ptcss, which sayS that the Thomas ].
Williams referred to was alive two days
ago and no attempt has ever been made 10
Kill him.
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Chicngo CnttIe NlnrI.,1

CHICAGO, October 1.-The Drotom Jour,
nal reports:
, CATTLE = Receipts, 5000, shipments
!'5OO. Choice natives declined ljig5r,
nominal COlOrados in moderate supply;
cows - 25aS 10, steers So 9jal 80 Culrad0
anu texas cows 50 50a3 30, s'rcrs SS %
. 70. Texan grassers: scarce and steady;
Netr' ;! 5OaS So cows 81 5a3 OD; native
butchers trm, steers s. OOa3 80, cows s. 40
~, bulls 81 00ai 90, storkrrs s! 6OrS50
hoGs-Receiptl, lI,O0J shipments, 8 9lO
DeI heaVy shipping weak AZ s. 7Oh5 So
o'hcr grades all weak and lji!Oc lower, Ar.
i've ht dccl inc; muY left over, packing
- 0ol5 80, chiefly ut 81 .5; light 80 lUa
9'IfEEr--Receipts, 1000, unchanged and
strong butchers took fair grades NJ 50 0Ja
J 70, shippers 50 25i4g5.
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FRANCE.
The Bedcl Difficulty IN Paris.

PARIS, October l2.-Duke De Cazss,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, writes to the
Rappc cenSuring ii for Cndeavoring to ex.
cite public opinion about the expulsion
from France Of Bedel, an American. lie
eays Bedel displayed great activity in the
Department Of the Seine in furthering
the election Of n candidate hostile = the
government. He also says that b. del, IN
taking an active part in the C'ec.oral
struggle and openly manifesting hostility
to the government, hAJ abused cur hos
pitality and justly brought upon himself
the application OF Article oi th, law Of
December 3.
Duke De Broglic, Minister OF Justice,
has addressed letter the Procureur
Generals. It lnstruCts them to prosecute
the authors Of the false reports abont the
negotiations and alliances between the
foreign powers IN view Of the possible
consequences OF the coming elections.
This is in consequence OF the Iumor Of an
anti.clerical alliance between Germany
and Italy,
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SAN Francisco, October.-Cleared-
Ships Eureka and Abncr J. Denyo, for
Liverpool.
LONDON, October 12.-Steamcrs Wyo.
ming and Alsatia, from New York, and
CorinthlAn, from Montreal, arrived out.
NEw York, October l2.-Arrived-
Steamers Montana, from Liverpool;
from London.
NEw ORLEANS, Ottober l2.--The Ger.
man bark A. Hickman, from Malaga,
on her way to Pensacola, was dismasted
in hurricane on September 3Oth. She
WA picked up lSO miles from the passes
and towed to the passes by the steamer
Rio Grande.
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NEw YORK, October l2.-Flour- Little
demand; moderate business: prices un.
changed. Wheat Higher; spring firmer;
uugrnded spring 81 3lal IS, No. . 2Milwau.
kec 81 37Hl IS, hard No. do 81 Il. Rye
Quiet aud firm; western 10c. BHrey-
Choice two.rowed State zoe. Malt Firm;
poor Canada S5c. Corn-Iligher; western
mixed ungrA1cd 59HaG!c 0als-Ftrm
aud fairly active; western mixed and State
32a37c, white western 33Ai3c. Hay aud
llops-Unchtnged. Coflee-Dull und low.
or; 10 cnrgOcs l59laio1tO gold, jobbing
ut l5Na2lu gold. Sugar Fair TO good
refining SHaSSSc, prime SIIc, refined OK
alnHc MolHsses and Ricc-UnchanScd
Whisky-QuiCt ut 81 lSJi.
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NEW YORK, October H. Cotton-Quiet
at II T'lGAll 0'l6c. Net receipts Mt all Uni.
ted states pOtt' during the week lO9,l 10
bales, tn same time lnst year l3700O net
receipts Mt all United States ports 10 date
!dl ,OOJ, same date last year ij0, 900; exports
from all United States ports for the week
$1,000, do same time last year q 900. TO.
tai exports from ali UniIei States ports to
date $1,000, do last year iO7 900. Stock at
alI United stats ports 2O9, 100, do TO date
last year 36I 900. Stock ut nil interior
towns q. 90 :, do last year Al 900. Stock nj
Liverpool $1,000, do tnme time IA,t year
GjS.0OO. Stock Of the United states allJat
for GtGat Britain $4,000, do same timC last
year $4,000.
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Richmond Preparing tor I'resi.
iMcnt l1ulCS

RlcHMoND, Va, October l2.-lIon. J.
A. Meredith, President Of the Board Of
Alderman; Gen. JOS. Il. Anderson, Pres
ldCn OF the Common Council, aud Frank.
lin Stearns, Of the Board OF Public Inter-
esl', will visit Washington next week to
confer with the President, relative to the
time and duration Of his visit to this city
during the State Fair. Ancxtensive pro.
Sramme is being arranged for his rccep-
Iin.,
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The marks Ias. evening indicated 3
feet II iEches, and swelling slowly. As
1t is stationary at Pittsburgh, however,
the rise will not amount TO much.
In consequence Of the steamer Science
stopping off to make some necessary re.
pairs TO one of her boilers, there WAS no
Parkersburg packet yesterday. She will
reanmC her place in the trade on Monday.
The steamers Abner ONeal, Phaeton
and Telegram are making their regular
trips.
The Mallie Ragon will be the P4,kcrs.
burg boat this morning.
The Fanchon is due from Cincinnati a:
noon to-day, and will leave upon her re-.
turn trip in the evening.
The Andel left Cincinnati for Wheel
ing last night.
The Nail City left Iron!on on Tuesday,
with two barges Of iron for this city.
IBy Telegraph
PITTsBURGH, October l2,-Rivcr 9 feet
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and cool.
EVANSVILLE, OGlober l2.- Weather
cloudy during the day und clear tonight.
River foot and falling. Up-Kapidan,
Smith, Silver Thorn. Down-Dick John.
son, Stahlman, Fair Play, Silver Thorn.
Business light.
NEw ORLEANS, Octobcr l2.-No ar.
rivals or departures. Weather clear and
warm.
MEMPHIS, October 12.-River fell one
/ inch nn1 uianIa a. Ihrnn ;pabn. ,I,,.
extreme low water. Departed-Chester
St. Louis; Joe Kinney, Vicksburg.
CAIRO, October l2.-Arrived.-G Grand
Lake, ST. Louis. River 8 feet s inches
and stationary. Weather clear; mercury
Coz.
CINcrSNATf, Octobar l3.-River feet
AMI falling. Weather partly cloudy and
cool. Dspirted-AndeS, Wheeling. Mer-
curv GGo.
NASHVILLE, October l9.--River 90
inches and falling.
Sr. LOUIS, October l2.-River fallen
inches. Weather lair and warmer. Ar.
ived-Golden Eagle, Keokuk; City OF
Vicksbmg, Vicksburg. Departed Golden
Eagle, Keokuki Belle OF Memphis, Mem.
phis.
VFcKsRun0, Oct. I9.-Weathcr clear;
mercury 500. Uphill. Allen. Down
Il, + Lee.
LouIsvILLE, Oatober 12.-CIcnr and
cool. Departed-John Wilson, New Or.
leans, Rose City, Arkansas river. River
rising, 3itet 8 inches in canal.
SHREVEPORT, October l2.-Clear and
warm. River fell 3 inches. Arrived
Fannie Baker, New Orleans. Departed
-AlCXandriR, New Orleans.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, October IL. "A Belgrade
special says: The Cabinet has unani.
mousIy and definitely agreed upon terms
OF agreement with Russia. This prob.
ably refers to The agreement concerning
the subsidy Of million roubles to be paid
Servia monthly from the time her army
ia sent to the frontier. The troop. arc
continually marching to the frontier
ready for any offensive movement on the
part Of the Turks.
Critics, Ssrvian agent at Constantine.
pie, ia expected home shortly.
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CLEVELAND, October 12.-The Vchoou.
er Valentine, from Ashtabula for Detroit,
sprung leak when Of Fairport on
Thursday afternoon, and was abandoned
by the crew, who reached the shore in
safety alter being 10 hours on the lake.
The Valentine was owned by Captain
Capron, Of Conueaut, Ohio, and the cargo
by Rhodes & Co., Of Cleveland. There
was no insurance on the vessel,