davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-08-15

DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR

u, ,yrWcx nt nnttM AstAIks,
s..1ed nrono..,4 tn,,nssai :. t uay ~ is7!.
cI*sMsI PrsNsH!A MHosaaA F3UloAAA Iof a1tF.
;i - t1s t Gas Mst ef Anil dlrsefd y Tho
iIushss g H. T. T. A. h1m;4 s1.r r4sn Aa!ii !i, y.
Ms -! - TnhS t1M .at{ Aus n !h7 t9F
eakot n!Su4 IN Fl IaAL " a1kto4. LOT following
ri q ~ ,.ia sms ,aastq " sxfFsce Sts'
1saatu 1saat unI 80 HuuuMn Hi " " noaa. @
4'*S. 4'ss - ~ bIaa bo4ns ~ ~ 1, sI!M
.snssi !omnds " ~ III SMs*%
t"ss ~ ,ats reaMus y! eatt:
Aso ysrIstx ~ 1rr n1tie,+, ro,,.tt,o =. ,.,
IL, tnfsM!a @ snpp..eM assnMa5s. Hat!u1tsy farm.
III W.T. nsta ~ Wib IT. ~ ~ MAMnsHts1soa. - S Wno4 aaT
sntH y G1n - nAa tn aPRticttIn9 to
r. =. n!hksbJ: ~ Gt.hNn.PI& New fofk. Nal.
naRhef n,4l4 Wy. Capt ". IL. HAh. Chtfenas,
~ n.Ies Ply -. Fnas 3lA. JohA r. AAH.
~ w. HMansff fT. ! III ana a ~ !nI!an omce. ~
~. !. " "tT1 VI Eye hetenEt OF the pksf"
snnsgIs sn,I ~ ~ ,S III tnS 1t indan Gonmts.
ainsa1. s.,1 ,1,aae!s A!e i9sltsu ~ oc pfsscnt
III nns 2tse tae aata u ~ nAftlsa
" ~ - ~ saG Hnst hAfn COPY o. f1a advcr-
sselaaat ntashsl so Oils Wy ~ Snsn!dsrsd fEpa1
pFssus who nass ~ AK ft.Nct defaultcl y An5 bid
, 1877-08-15
4 WILL CASE,
- HILL %HJEs
EASa{Nf rfrMotSk Ia T1H TssfhIHA

Special Dt5yastA 10 Tie Tribune.
ST. JosErt, No., Aug. 14.-An important step
wns taken hero to-day in tho celebrated Cutby
will tuse. Plaintiffs motion In the buchanan
County rrohats Court fur nj, administrator
endtnfe tt< was grantcl hy Judge Tut, and
Albc ". Sa1tnn, President Of the State Saving.
Hank, was appointed administrator and his
lMnl fixed at $;aW, ,0iD. The estate lias hitherto
Mcu III tho hands Of sfrs. Co1by, executrix.
, 1877-08-15

Hb7c4N 1H9p01F4 70 7R8 ITbHNE.
NninGEFoRr, ILL.,. Aug. a.-ArrIsed-sllcu,
Willow Springs, 400 tons leo; iceland. Willow
Springs, rs tens Ice: Cataract, ut!ca. q. 0cO hu
c1rn; prop City Of Henry, ltehsy, I. 500 tu
lockpoft; 2,;l73 bl oats. VI brlt Gour 1s l4s lbs
hlcnl; LILLY, 6saaca, U. eco bu corn. $50 lu ryc.
cleared-Aonarrb, Willow SPRING..
, 1877-08-15

Ep<cIai M7afeA II TIA TRIBUNE.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 3.-The Graln- trimmer n glyn
notice that, altar tho l5th, they wlt slsauee .Ls
price of trimming III kinds of grain TO ST. 30 per
!. D0O ba: Charters. prop Champlatn, IL, 600 bu
wheat 10 Kingston At DC.
, 1877-08-15

Special IAsa,ueA ia 7as Tribune.
AARQrnrTE, Aieh.. Aug, l4.-ArEiycd-Propa
Oscar Townsend, Willism II. Harnun,; schr. r.
". Ferry. Cleared-prop E. u. Hail. schrs Alva
bradley, j. Q. Iisrs!son. Parsed down-peon Ia.
eide. Up-r1op 1t. Louis.
, 1877-08-15
MISSISSIPPI NAVIGATION,

E0tef0T DFN9!th 70 The 797SNNe.
DUBUQUE. 1R., Aug. l4.-NaviEatson on the
Mississippi River Is almost at q stanilstIlI, as
the water is so low that it IA almost impossible
for packets to rtlE,. aud thew arc ali three and
four Days behind time. The Clinton left here
for s. pasl Saturday night, md y aground OF
, 1877-08-15
TIE COURTS.
A Disguised TiIdonite Sues to
Recover a $4,000 Bet.
How perlee 4. Webster Wagered His
Farm and Lost.
lnsthcr BeasJ Dankrnptty-..charlts n. Snild a
Voluntary Insolytn,.

Snothcr HfaSf DankrDDftY...charItx NJ Sntjih n
-N''''' y.,nnt,,r i.,,,..a, ' ''' "''''' -
,aa isns K"r 9opn 81 n!tsssy a't fall IN HI.
hc,. ofi on tic Presidential clcctiou. t,t onc n
~. 1,rr,his f,tl,.cr. ..o,n. ,,,,t ~, ,.,.' 49,.
''.' s,,,. g., an ~ ~ ., ".so ~. .a"
ol tn'a nat' noa ;estor'ay 'l'eu bl' 70 nave
act rs an umpire, and declare Ills st0,0o0 bet
noGn Tpis disguised 1mltcr ts prrlc6 n
wr,,,tcr wio conirffelv otlni,s I'M ~, tho e-.t
-; srmr., ,sea h. aa,ara,, "'s t VI t"e n's.
and Illegal betting contract or agreement con-
rcrning tho then next ensuing election to the
tfl,cc Of President ef I'm 1Jntcd sia,c., With
ohe"oua IT, n,tt'on' t"as lE'cn "ona oo elected
UT Tas further corruptty anh Illegally
agreed Mt is astonishing to note l,oy willing
Webster "a to acknowledge that l,c has been nct
''E III ae'r''ee VI m"-'nat he e'ou,a execute
adced 70 benton III the following premises tu-
stead Of putting up money: being part of q
tract Of land mentioned and described In q ccr.
1a'n E s~", ~" co. - ~" Ts "aus aa1c 'sn' T.
ls'o, tfon tlie o1Ate OF tetafesscc to one JA1ncs
e. King. and recorded In the Office Of the Rc-
eor.ler Of pee,ls Of tho County Of Humphreys
.,nsas,o,, =. t',,..,ss u! t'ooA = " "csorus'
ues.,us. s,,,.u". -, t"''9"e. commencing at inc
nott""csI eoFhef o. JANUS o"ncd by stanlcys.
thence running north on the west line OF said
grant l5l ruds tl!cnee Gust 1S3 rods to the
rasL line OF said grant; thence south
II Teus to tlc northeast curner
OF ea!d stanlcys' tract Of land, then west SIS
l"as " tlt tlacG u ncElhHiE9- lhis was cktt-
n,atcG as ~nfth 5lU.NU, anu the deed was
placed IN tho llanIls Of Henry Wtpplc In escrow
to await tile determination 1T thn rjertinn. and
to oG delivered to l,urtoi II he won. Burton,
on hls pnrt, agree, to make deed to some land
.s sotM1c ~ :r' AnH lcnve IL ~ Whppict tlaHls lof
s.o.s' ~ t.t ~ Lucn "A3 clcCteu; Nephtcr tnen
, 1877-08-15

It ssanaPlrrs thAt ths United satrs Lsks SuFycy's
chart YVES correct regarding tha deplh Of watcs sal
tho rocks At Isle RoJale whore the Canaafsn sta,r
Cumberland went 4yhurp and Nas wrecked. hut
the Canadian charts, which the steamer earned,
MSFe ipf0tIeck
, 1877-08-15

mot nrnnunt to mueh moro than the license
fer.
The reporter tried to ser some Of The brokers.
ntl'ts MID VIA utterly ut tes when II catDc to
tfaring the whGreal'outs IT the r1at8 who make
their headquarters on the torncrs.
, 1877-08-15

EVERLASTING, FEltFtNEs
s!utr!y iaaman's F!"ttda "a.ss has uf.en been
N}ted the 'Etett&sllnc Perfume II II iudecl truo
that IT, de1httul md ft!1c.hlns frssras nxrrs
ordinary perfumes, tAat leare VI thtl
Laentafr cxAtsle, Asn the s!csiy. leary tdur Of
raucid tA Hu3els shou!a x!wAyB 11k the fIugt.a
Ma.ts y rarcA ~ Laaiux4 4 kcuy. Nex YORK.
, 1877-08-15
RAILROAD T1ME TAnLf,.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

EXPLANATION OF RHr8HrvrH MAsxA,-3gsturda
sbAuy. ~~-~tN
CHICAGO l. NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
Ticket OG1ctS. 81 C,art.st tsherman House) and 1t
the hcnQt4
, 1877-08-15

CHICAGO. ST. PAUL L M1NHEApOL1B LINE.
Ileket oldect @ CArest md st Knstt Drnos.
Leare, Arrive.
6. r.,1 @ sfinosspoils e.. .iGtn t:oon. m.
, 1877-08-15

fnlfnt1 Hotel Cara run through f,c{wccn CHI
eazo and oaha. on tn train fearIng Chtea7o ii i9:1
4. m. - '
No other rp.d snns Pullman or any other form Of
hD:tf ears wr<t OF Chic syn, - ' "
- d-ttrpf1E rtErts TT WelIA and Ktnyfe.sa.
e-1'rlot corner Of Cana1 md Ktnxie.eta
, 1877-08-15

MISSOURI MEDICAL COLLEGE,
The th,rty.scsenth rccular COURSE Of Lectures In
ths* lnatttn:Ion viii begin Monday, the let ot
October. INT. anu continue i've E1ontha.
The preliminary conrae will begin on Monday.
10Th Scpi enltcr. ~
The eommencefnent for cnnfert!ng degrees will
be held carly In March. 1878.
For the Annut! circular ami catalogue giving reg.
u'assons tor graduation. fceh, and other informs
ton, a.ttlrte. =
r. GEKvAfs ROBINSON. II. n, Dean.
1.,s3 UHfe.st.. st. Louis, Mo.
, 1877-08-15
ADAMS ACADEMY, @si1SSf' SI,R.s:

Th:. .rhoo !, d.;tsned 70 eivo tt r.t and mot
have BERN ,r tcacl.r.. al u ability snd experience,
algi mt hun'lrct! sad my pupils,
-7hc!~ts Frt Pof1tHfy rlasS in English studies 4nd
Ffrnch fnr !rys ftnn IN to fourteen yrasr Of axe.
.1hr AtahrmF b0aTI1Inx honte IL untet the entfrr
fharft o. ~ fcAi~nt t-A hers and boys receive
tuf AuptrrIsInn sI.d aftsntt,O, -
For tatAt0xB~s shl Clfc uarp tftfe thu Mater.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03


CRAMProN's
| IMPERIAL SOAP
is PHR "gESP."
Champions Imperial SOAP is the Best
Champions Imperial Soap i the Best.
Champions Imperial Soap Is the Best.
Cramplons In'psrial Soap iatha Best.
Crampion's Imperial Soap 10 the Best.
Crampton's Imperial Soap is the Best.
Cramplions Imperial Soap is the Beat
Champions Imperial Soap is the Best.
Onmpton's Imperial Soap is the Best,
Crampton's Imperial Soap is the Best.
4
and as il contains large percentage Of
Vepelue Coil is warranted fully equal
10 the best imported CASTLE Soap
and al the same time contains
all the cleansing proper
ties Of the celebrated
German and
French
Laundry Soaps
II is therefore RECON-
mended for use in
the Laundry. Kitchen aud
Bath ROOM and for general
household purposes; also printers
Painters, Engineers, and MGchinists,
as il win remove spots OF lax. Tar,
Grease, Oil, Paint, etc, from The hands.
.8k ,E.8
The Huntingdon, Pa, Moator Of April 9th,
1877, pronounces this soap the hessin the mar
ket, rs follows n &H III
Readee wcloul want yoa To suppose this u
en- advertisement, and passsit over unheeded,
Read it, We want TO direct your attention To
the advertisement of "Crampions Imperial
Soap" Having used ii in our Office for the
past year, we eau recommend il as the beat
quality Of sasp in use. !, is a rare thing 70 get
Soap that win thoroughly cleanse printing
ink from the hauds, as also from linen,
bu, Crampton's laundry soap will do 1t, aud we
know whereof we speak. is especially
adapted for printers. painters, engineers aud
macliiaisls, as il win remove grease oi all de-
seriptions from the hand as well rs cloihes,
with little labor For general household pur.
poses il cannot be sxeelled.
a
Manufactured only by So
Gasm nnA IN Nsn ERrAn A a Aaa
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03
Cu1rISa TmBka. Those wh

CuITNG TiABER. Those who
have timber to cut for saving. builds
ing, or other purposes, should re-
member that August is at hand, the
time when trees have the least zap,
and the timber should be cut
Builders and lumber dealers should
require their mill men TO cut all
stacks at this season Of the year, be-
cause the timber is much more rapid
ly seasoned, and consequently more
lasting and valuable. When the
timber is full Of sap It is easily rot
ted, and The rapid decay Of many
fine wooden structures may be trae
ed 10 that fact.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03
Business Cards. dc.

DIR. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice o.
rnedieine thirty year and
fora long time was dcmon
sifaior ef anatomy n the
Medical College Of Ceor-
giA, hence persons using
Els Pills have the gnaran.
tee that they are prepared
on scientific prineiples /,
and arc free from all
quackery.
lie has succeeded in
combining In them the
heretofore antagonistic
qualities Of q sfrsaefhfs'
aR, faygsf,pe, asda PEy'
fyyisK Ionic.
Their first apparent ei-
feet IS TO increase the ap.
petite BY causing the food
10 properly assimilate.
Thus the system Is nour'
islicd, and by their tonie
actsln on the digestive or.
gans, regular and healthy
excavations are produced
'rberapidity witli which
bSys0as take on GfShi
while Under the influence
Of these pills, d itself in
dicates their adaptabiliiJ
to nourish the body, aid
hence their efficacy IN cur
ing nervous debility, mel
ancl,oly, dyspepsia, vast
ing Of the muscles, slug
gishness Of the liver,
chrome constipation, and
.ngth 10 the syften. Sold
Ia ray Street, New York
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-08-03

imparing health and strength 10 The tystem. 30,
everywhere. Office, IS Alu ray street, New or
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17
Desperate struggle with Desper
RtlOeH,

ST. LOUIS, November 1G.-Between 10
and IL o'clock this morning two men
went 10 the pawn shop OF Ed. Wright,
1A Vine street, 10 redeem 8 valise pawn.
ed there last August. One Of the men
was recognized as Frank Rande, the man
who killed two men and wounded another
At St. Elmo, Illinois, last August. Po.
licemen were at once sent for; Officers
White and Hefernan responded to the
call. White entered the shop first and
seized Rande, who Immediately drew a
revolver and shot him in the thigh, sever.
ing the femoral artery. Heffernan struck
at Rande with his club and seized his
pistol. Astruggle ensued, during which
Rande's pistol was discharged and wound.
ed him in the leg. Wright, the pawn
broker, in the mean time armed himself
and commanded Rande and companion
named Morrison to stand still or he would
blow their brains out. Morrison obeyed.
Wrishts clerk shot Rsude from behind
the counter hitting him in the body,
which, together with several blows ap.
piled by Heferman with his pistol, felled
the murderer to the floor and he was Sc.
cured. Officer White was then found to
he bleediug very copiously and he was
taken home. Rande was also found to
BE- dangerously wounded and was taken
to dispensary and thence to the City
Hospital. Both are now lying in criti.
cal condition. Rande had on him four
large teyolvers, a knife, billet and a
pair OF brass knuckles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

Chicago.

CHICAGO, November lG.-Elour-steady
and in fair demand. Wheat-Dull, weak
aud lower; No. Chicago spring at 81 IL,
No. 9 do 81 0Si< cash, 81 os4 November,
81 06al 06A December, 81 l6ISal Osl{ the
year, 81 o. January, No. 3, 81 03jial o.,
rejected 9jXa9ic. Corn-DulI and lower;
451tc cash, 4Is<c November, 42c December,
rejected 42hc. 0ats-Strong and higher;
25&c cash, 25c November, December and
January, rejected 2iHc. Rye-Firm at
64ha54 Hc. Barley-StrOng and higher at
Ole. Pork-Dull, weak and lower; Sl2 80
cash and November, $l2 90 1faI2 l5 Decem.
Der aud the year, $l2 3Oal2 sex January.
Lard-lnactive and lower at 81 95 cash and
November, 81 S7ISa7 90 December, 81 SIX
the year, 81 92H January. bulk Meats :
Dali and tending downward; shoulders at
5hc, short rib 69sa6Ifc, short clear 6sIc,
all boxed, cash. Whisky-Qaiet and uu.
changed at 81 06.
At the close Wheat was dull, weak and
lower at 81 OK November, 81 O5XaI C6
December. Corn active aud a shade higher
at 4i7{aiiSzc November, 42J<ai25Sc De.
eenber. Oats advanced Nc. Pork dull
and prices q shade lower at $l9 25al2 q 4
January. Lard steady and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

SENATOR HENRY'a resolution for a
special committee to investigate the debt
statements of the Treasury Department
came up in the Senate yesterday, and be
made speech on The subject, specifying
the dates at. which discrepancies have Oc.
CURED in the. statements to the amount Of
a hundred million Of dollars, Senator
Morrill,, sx.Secretary Of the Treasury,
while not believing that anything would
be found wrong, nevertheless favored the
appointment OF committee Otinvestiga.
ton. He explained that as late as 1875
Senators Sherman (RspubIican) and Ker.
nan tDemOcrat) had investigated and re.
ported on the matter, and found nothing
wrong,
We are grsti6ed that at last this mat.
ter that has SO disturbed the thoughts
and dreams Of our smiling Senator is to
be Investigated. II nothing else is &C.
complished the ghost that haunts him SO
psrsistenuy will be laid. That is, We
hope 1t will, although sometimes we aus,
peet that our Senator has got this snspi-
cion Of great irreguIari,y in the public
debt so fastened in his mind as rooted
SORROW, that like the mathematical
maniac Of Berlin, even when corrected,
nothing will "rase out the written trou-
bls Of his BRAIN"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17
mo CAPITALISTS,
Or PARTIES OF SNAIL ABAss pssLRoUs
OF ENGAGING IN GRAPE GROW.
ING, COAL MINING OR AE4R.
KGT GARDENING,

On account o. advanced age, an deslrups of
hanytnS my residence, aud therefore offer for saIs
my farm situated opposite the city Of Whtelln9ou
the river bank, midway between BridFoport ma
Martins Ferry, and Immediately ldIoIning a.
Vlllfge Of Etnayllle. The property eoaalItS of C0
acres Of hill aud table land and Is Of river botto
- the hill there are two teARS Of coal, 6 and ~
Ieet ineE, thEed depoAit4 Of llmestons' an to1t
vein o. e4osa texture sand or free Itons an is f0of
vein Of nHrl, which altogether make Sail and n
undetlyiDs bed ot deposits oi rich and TllulbIe
On the surface, th9 larger portion Of which lie,
gently lloping to the east and all under direct n.
lotIt 10 the SUD- 4 Vineyard Of IS acres, moStiy
CataWba grapes al In tine bearing condition about
seven years old, which has proven itself abI0 10
pay handsome per cent to the culdVator.
Ihe property l being approached above and b.
70" by an advancing tide Of pISOns seeking Emall
h'mestelds, Rnd Is now really the only uuoccupied
Tertiary between Bridgeport and MiFtin's Ferry,
II il valuable as an inyeltmCnt for capital sosfirg
= sAie purchase. and valuable to those who vant
narke! g1rdenlng ground Close TO the city II fronts
beAltlully upon the river and eomminda yI4V
ot The city the Island aud the whole ScensFy q fhs
valley. = -
The terms Of sale will be one third csIh, balance
10 two annual Payment, per cent iutefeit % a..
ierTed payments, For further particulars 'InouIfa
d RICHARD CRAwFORD.
On the preninel, or by mall ii BEIdgtport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17
VOLUME XXvI--.NUMBER IA.
Chicago Cattle SIarISet.

CHICAGO, November 1s.-Ths Dtopof
Journal reports
CATTLE Receipts, 1000; ahipments,
400. Native shipping In better request
but scarce, iat steers nomlually IS 00a5 Is.
Choice 81 60a4 20, good 81 2bai 50. rood
pony steers q 26a4 50, fair tlesh raisera
50 1884 %, feeders and Stockers In lar de-
mand but At lower rates, light thin So 26a
8 90, good Si 25aS 10, we'll built feeders
81 60AS 70, butchers quiet aud weak, bulls
50 l2XA2 50, cows 50 25G3 12If, calves
IS 75a4 %, Colotldos steady aud IN fair De.
8 so.
HoGs--Receipts, L, 900, ahipmsnls 2,scO.
Opened strong, advanced 6al0c on good
shipping, closed fat and lifeless, packers
doing little on account OF the uniavorable
weather and the large supplies at their
houses, Salesa at 81 35al So, shipping mod,
erately active at 81 60a4 20, light irregular
and higher, bulk ofsales at $3.50.
SHRRP-ReCeiptI 6I0, dull, butchers
we'll supplied; but few good enough for
shipping, extra 10 fancy 81 O0af IS, good 70
choice s. OOA3 75, medium to good IS 2sa
8 80, common s. 75A3 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

peace Of the country. The legislation
Already existing, and which this bill pro.
posed 70 repeal, had bedeWed the streets
Of American eities with the blood Of The
people, and 1t WRs his solemn conviction
that II lt were persisted in the whole 90.
cial fabric Of the country would be slrick.
en- 10 lie foundation.
At the close Of Bncknei's speech the
question Of the evening session came up
and several propositions were suggested
for the prolongatien Of the lime allowed
for debate.
In the course Of the discussion the
Speaker stated that the operation Of the
resolution adopted on the subject was that
at the olose ofdebate the previous ques-
tlon would be considered as seconded;
that then II the House refused TO order
the main question Il would throw the bill
back and "trip 1t Of all past agreements.
The whole matter, however, was In the
control Of the majority oi the House,
The House then took recess till 1880.
The evening session will be exclusively
Tor debate on the bill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.

LONDON, November l6.-Generals He.
mann and TergukGssof' have each about
25,OOO men inadequate for the regular
siege Of Er1eroum. They mus! carry It by
assault or retire to the Soghauli mountain.
They cannot subslIt the army Of Deveba-
gune. The assault on Fort AEizi was q
hand 10 hand fight for the trenches; then
the fort was carried at the point OF the
bayonet, but Mehemet PaSha rallied the
Turks who retook the fort aud repulsed
the Russians with great slaughter.
The number Of Russians killed, wonnd.
ed and missing, from the commencement
OF the war to November 7th, Is 1858.
The Montenegrins have taken by as
sault all the deienses Of Antiyari except
the principal fort, which Is damaged BY
the bombGrdment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17
New York.

NEW YORK, November 1S.-Colson-
Dull at iIIsallkc. Flour-steady aud Ia
moderate demand; No. 2, s. 70a4 90, com.
mon to good s. 40a5 rs, supetfine western
and State IS Ooa5 IS, good 70 choice IS so
a6 90, white wheat extra So 05a6 Is, fancy
50 s0S Is, extra Ohio IS 40a7 50, ST.
Louis S. 5OaS rs, Minnesota patent pfoceSs
at 81 40A9 76. Wheat-Heavy; spring IN.
graded red winter 81 40al q, spring IN.
graded 81 25a1 20, No. 9 Milwaukee 81 SIX
al 50. Rye-Quiet; western 7ea79H. Bar.
lsy-Two roWed State 77Ifa79c, Canada At
15caN 90. MAlt-Steady. CoEn-In good
demand; steam mixed 62c, November 6lK
Csc. OatS-Dull and unchanged. Hay
Unchanged. Hops-Firm; yeSriings Ssse,
new 5al9c. Cofse-Quiet and unchanged,
SugAr-Qniet; fair to good refining at 75sa
7esc, prime re, refined frmer at 9SSs
iOHc. Molasses-Quiet and unchanged.
Rice-stehdy. Whisky-s1 %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17
RuIl ON the Cusler Rnt,le


NEw YoRK, November l6.-sitting
Bull has been talking with correspond.
ent, and telling the story Of the Custer
massacre. He says: "The 6ght was hell;
q thoulRnd devils. The Sqlaws were like
flying birds; the bullets like humming
bees. We thought we were whipped; mot
at first, but by and by. Afterwards, no.
Your people were killed. tell no lies
about dead men. These men who came
with the Long Haired, were as good men
as ever fought When they rode up their
horses were tired and they were tired.
When they got of their horses they
couldn stand firmly on their feet. They
swayed to and fro, so my young men have
told me, like limbs Of expresses in the
forest winds. Some OF them staggered
under the weight Of their guns; but they
began 10 aght At once; but BY this time our
camps were aroused and there were plenty
OF warriors to meet them. They fred with
a needle gun. We replied with magazine
guns and repeating rides. Sitting Bull
illustrated It BY patting his palms togeth.
er with the rapidity Of n t1silsde. Our
young men rained lead across the river
and drove the white brave back, and then
they rushed across Themselves and found
that they had good deal to do. The
trouble with the soldiers was they were
60 exhausted and their horses bothered
them 50 much that they could not take
good aim. Some Of their horses broke
away from them and left them to stand
and die. All the men fell back, fighting
and dropping. They could not ere fast
enough, though they kept In pretty good
order. They would fall back across
raVine and make a fresh stand beyond II |
on the highest ground. There were
great many brave men in the fight, and
from time to time while 1t was going
on they were shot down like pigs. They
could not help Themselves. One by one |
the officers fell. Where the last fight
took place-where the last stand Was
made-the Long Hair stood like sheaf
Of corn. with all the ears fallen around
him.
Not wounded? No.
How many stood by hiu7 A few.
When did be fall2 He killed man
when he fell; he lsughed.
You mean he cried out? No, be laugh.
ed; he had fired his last shot.
From carbine? No, = pistol.
Did he stand up after he first feIl2 He
rose up on his hands and tried another
shot but his pistol would not go of.
Was any one else standing up when he
lell down? One man was kueeling, that
was al, but he died before the Long Hair.
Sitting Bull says that there were only
.quaws, old men and little children in
front Of Reno, keeping him in his strong
position on the bluff and preventing him
from giving aid to Custer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17
Suspension OF the Reading M.
wings Bank.

READING, November l0.-The Recalling
Savings Bank, the leading banking insti.
tuition Of this city, suspended this after.
noon. The deposits are nearly 81 900.
600 The liabilities are not stated, al.
though the officers announce that the
assets will be sufficient 10 pay all claims.
The shrinkage Of values, the depressed
condition Of bushes, general distrnst aud
want Of confidence are given IS the causes
which led TO the suspension. The do.
posltA have fallen of nine thousand dol.
lara in the last two years.
Immediately on the announcement tha,
the Reading Savings Bank had sus,
pended, the Banking house Of Bushaug 4
Bro, having depolita between $500. .60O
and 800, 900, closed their doors, and alac
the Dime Savings Bank Of Bayet &seli,