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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-26

Last evening the marks indicated Z
feet 10 inches, and falling slowly,
The Courier left for Parkersburg yes.
terday morning, according 10 announce
ment. The Ragon will this morning
take place OF the Science in the Parkers-
burg trade.
The Thanhouser passed down yester-
day with two bargcs Of miscellaneous
freight.
The Express will leave for Cincinnati
tomorrow, in place Of the Hudson. She
will lay over at Cincinnati until Thurs
day, her regular day for leaving that port
for Pittsburgh.
The Hudson will leave Cincinnati for
Wheeling on Tuesday next.
The Andes lelt Cincinnati last night for
Wheeling.
The 6Neal left for Pittsburgh at Z
o'clock yesterday morning, with a very
good trip.
The Carrie Brooks passed down yea.
terday, en- route for Zanesville.
The following steamers passed down
Yesterday with tows Of coal: My Choice,
Sam. Clark, Grand Lake, Charles Nc
Donald, John Nixon, b. D. Wood, Nellie
Speer, Ike Hammitt, Storm.
The Emma Graham left Cincinnati yes
terdAy for &ttsburgh.
1t is probable that the Salt Valley and
Granite State will be up the latter part OF
the week.
The John L. Rhoads last evening left
Cincinnati for Pittsburgh.
Capt. Phil. Anschutz has succeeded in
raising the boilers Of the sunkcn steamer
Calumet.
The Virgie Lee is en- route from Gin.
cinnati to Pittsburgh.
Nate Wintringer, formerly engineer on
the 0'Neal, has gone to Marietta to char,
ter small boat TO run between this point
and Steubenyille until the Pittsburgh
Wheeling 4 Kentucky railroad is finished
IBy Tslegaph,l
PITTSBURGH, October 25-Riyer 4 feel
II inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and warm.
feet and falling. Weather cloudy; light
rain tonight. Down - Dick johnson
and Fawn. Up-Maggle Smith and Doru
Cobleri all with good trips; business
moderate.
LoupyI1E, October 25.-The new
steamer Mary Houston will be launched
on Saturday. Riining. Arrived-Mlry
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 25.-Flour-Stead,
and firm. Wheat-In good demand at fui
prices; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 90 I<a1 0921
cash, 81 Ol2al o4B November, 81 Ol1It
al Oi% December, 81 OIgs the year, No. 5
81 05, rejected Csc. Corn-Steady anC
firm at 445sc cash, 43sSc November, re
jected 43c. OatS-Fairly active and
shade higher at 2S7lc cash, 49, November
Rye-Quietand unchanged. Barley-Dul
and nominal at 5yC cash. Pork-Dull
weak and lower at Sl4 50 cash. $14 3OalI 4C
October, $l2 65a12 20 November, So IS the
year. Lard-Irregular at S. S5as 40 cash
Sssc October, s. l5 bid the year. Bulk
Meats-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Inactive and lower at 81 OF.
AT the close Wheat was fairly active aud
shade higher at 81 097sa1 10 October
81 0IH November. Corn easier Mt 44kC
cash, 43sSc November. Oats irregular al
2S9sc November, 935sc December. Pork,
demand light and holders firm Mt $l247Ha
y 50 the year. Lard irregular at IS g
October.
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Explosion at NreubcnTiIle Yes.
terday.

Hsnll yesterday evening.
Those portions OF the SteubenVille
public who reside or do business in the
vicinity Of the foundry works OF w. l..
sharp & Son, on North Fifth street, near
Market, were aroused this afternoon by
heavy rumbling noise, followed by q
display Of bricks in mid air, and ire
mendOus clouds Of dust. The cause Of
this detonating and atmospheric phe,
nOmena was the explosion Of the boiler
In said works at about 1880 o'clock. II
gave way in the front part, on the under
side just over the fire-but the cause
therefor has not yet been ascertained
The brick work about the boiler wa.
completely annihilated, and the irag
menIs thrown with great force in al
directions. The roof was pretty well
'pI!ntered and demolished in some parts
and the cheats" that were about to be rur
materially interfered with. The mos
extraordinary fact is that no serious cas-
9slty occurred among the men-a largl
lotce OF whom were employed in unpleas
an'Iy close proximity 10 the busted con.
Germ. Mr.. James Ramsey was struck OF
lheatm with flying brick, inlicting
quite painful injury. Mr.. George Com
wa, standing right at the boiler when sh
.e'lGose, and shower OF fragments scat
!eted about him but fortunately withon
lnlnry. Others Of the men were in prett,
SIose quarters, but outside Of a genera
latrlng were unhurt.
The loss will be about $500. The caus
o The upheaval is "past finding out"
portion OF the building took Ere after tn
BY the men.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, October 95. Cotton -
Quiet and steady at lOJsc. Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat Dull; red 81 20
al 80. Corn-In fair demand at A5a46c,
new SIC. 0ats-Quiet but firm at 27a3lc.
Rye-In good demand at 59a60c. Barley
Stronger; northwestern spring 7Oaf5c.
Pork-Demand fair and market firm ut
$l4 90. Lard-In fair demand but at lower
rates; current make IS 27JJGa8 80, kettle Ga
9Hc. Bulk Meats-Narket bare. Bacon
Stronger and higher; sides 0Ia0SSc.
Butter-Dull and dropping; fancy cream.
cry SSc, prime to choice Western Reserve
22a2Sc, Central Ohio 1Sa2lc. Linseed Oil
Dull at 6Sc. Whisky-Steady and In fair
demand at 81 OF.
HoGs-Quiet; common 81 0Oa4 G5, light
75a4 90, packing 81 9Oa5 O5, butchers
IS 1Oa5 Is.
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SEVENTH WARD EVENING SCHOOL,
Al the meeting Of the Board Of Educa.
tion held on Thursday evening OF last
week, the commissioners Of Madison sub.
district were authorized 10 exercise their
own judgment in the matter Of continu.
ing the evening school on the Island
This was done at the request Of the com.
missioners,who stated to the Board that the
attendance was 80 small last winter that,
unless increased the present season, they
did not consider il advisable to continue
the school. The commissioners desire 10
ascertain the views Of their constituents
upon this matter, and invite all interested
to meet them at the schoolhouse this eve
ming at 7 o'clock.
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DR. HAYS, Of Washington College, il
advertised in our columns to deliver q
lecture in The city tonight on "FlippanI
Skcpticism"-a good subject for the pres
ent times, (now that the whole country
is reading Bob IuserSOIl's reply 10 the
New York OJsrrT on PAinel provided
the lecture is not itself llippant. There
il, il must de admitted, a vast amount Of
"aippant skepticism" nllOat in the cOun'
try. It is perhaps only equalled in guam
tity by the number Of iippant deliver.
ances Of one kind and another against it
These deliyeranCes only serve to intensity
lhis "Gippant skepticiSm" among the peO'
pie by failing to crush il with arguments
that commend Themselves to their intelli'
gence. The men who go round leCturing
are generally very lily prepared to han
die the csubjeCt. Hence the dispropOFtion
that denunciaLion bears to argument in
their addresses. II is the old story Of a half
pennywOrth Of bread to an immense deal
Of sack. Referring 10 DR.. Hays proposed
lecture this evening, We observe that the
Belleiontaine (O.) Republican speaks high.
lyoiit. Itsays that "his lecture was such
a, We could wish delivered in every town
in the land, for it meets one Of the great
wants Of the times.'
When we speak OF llippanl lectures on
"aippant skcpticism," we have in our
mind such wordy and transcendentaI
lectures as those delivered in the last two
weeks by the Rev. Joseph Cooke, of Bos
Ton, on the mystery Of the Transiigura'
ton and Ascension, in the courst
Of which he tries to explain how
these mysteries were accomplished BY
great liberalization OF mind, soul
and body. We have seldom sect
anything in print so ridiculous ant
trashy as his deliVeranceS on this sub
jet. We refer particularly to him be-
cause only short time ago he gave prom
lse Of something better, and led many to
hope that he was indeed the David whc
had been raised up to cope with the Coli
ahs in the ranks Of the scientists. In
stead, however, OF proving himself suct
schampion he is provoking ridicuIe, ant
when once man subjects himself to lie
gitimale ridicule he goes down.
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Chicago Cattle Marlket.

CHICAGO, October 95.-The Drorrf Jour
nal reports:
CATTLE Receipts, $500, shipments
1900. Good scarce. Rest natives So 4Oa
8 80. Fat plenty and firmer at 81 OOa4 80.
Grass steers So 5Oa375. Colorados, large
receipts and fairly active at s. 25a4 90,
Through Texans unchanged ut 50 OOa3 go
Common natives 81 O0aS 80. Bulls fairly
active at g 0OaS 90. Stockers aud feeders
active at 50 50aS rs.
I HoGs-Receipts, 1900, shipments, 1000;
opened at 10al5c lower, Strengthening to-
wards the end and closed firm. Philadel.
phias S. 30a5 10; New England 81 9Oa5 20
packers 81 60a4 95; light 81 S0a4 90.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1900, active; shipping
s. 75a4 75.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, October 25.-GeneralG rant and
party viPited Elisee this morning. They
were received by the Marshal and Madam
McMahon.
The government organs declare that
the Marshal will not submit, nor the
Ministers resign.
The Ls Saea again urges mutual con.
cesSions.
The Republiquc Haneaise rejects all idea
Of conciliation. It says that the resigna.
tion Of the Ministry will not be sufficient,
nevertheless it is believed thatiinllnen.
tial members Of the Left are resolved on
moderate course.
Gambetta will deliver a speech at the
American Circus.
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PhIIntIeInhIn.

PHilADKIpH1A, October 25.-Flour-
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet;
amber 81 ii5a1 as, red 81 4Sa1 45; white
81 4sa1 50. Corn-steady; yellow at 02a
621fc, mixed 6la62c. OatS-Firm; white
western at 3IaS5c, western mixed S2asIc
Rye-Dull at GSa70c. Pork-Sll 75aI5 90
Butter-Quiet; creamery S0aS2c Western
Reserve al 2ia26c. Eggs-Western Al 2sI
24c. Cheese-Quiet; western fancy i2lSa
lSc. Petroleum-Quiet; refined 1lI I<ai4sie
crude ll1SallNc. Whiiky-S1l2.
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NEw YORK, October 25.-Cotton-
Quiet at II 5.lGal1 7-16c. FIour-Fairly
active but still in buyers favor with prices
unchanged. Wheat-Iregular ungraded
81 coal 81 Nc, No. 2 Chicago spring 81 SOlSa
! 80 No.2 Milwaukee 81 81, No. i, spring
81 81, hard do s.. .35. Rye-Quiet but firm,
western 7la72c. COrn-Steam mixed
Glhc, October GlIIaG2Is, No. ., October,
62a6Sc. Barley-Quiet but firm, No. 9 Can.
ada Soc, No. do 90a95c. Malt-Firm.
0ats-Western mixed and State S3aS7 11Sc,
white western 3ia431lc. Hay and Hops
Unchanged. Cotlee-A shade firmer,
Rio cargoes at 155ia19SI gold, ,jobbing l59t
a2lc, Sugar-Dull, heavy and irregular;
fair to good refining S1SaSNc, prime SISc;
refined firm. MOlNsses Refined quiet.
Grocerics-Steady. Whisky-Steady, at
81 H.
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Removal OF the Indians.

RED CLOUD AGENCY, ME-, October "a
The removal Of the Indians from her,
to the Missouri river began yesterday
morning and was finally completed to.
day. They are escorted by Captain Law.
sons and Lieutenant Cummings compa-
nies Of the Third Cavalry. No dissatis.
faction is eyinced by the Indians. Th,
march will be long and tedious one
probably occupying month. Spotted
Tail will not move for o few days.
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TURF NOTES.


PiMLIco, Nd, October 25.-The dash
Of one mile, Tor two year olds, was won
BY Pique; Danicheff second, Balance All
third. Time 1:45A.
The selling race, one mile and half
was won by Rappahannock; Kelburn sec.
ond, Bertnam third. Time 2;4O3.
The dash fve.eighths Of a mile had two
starters. Doorknob Won; sleeppo sec
ond. Time 1904,
BALTIMORE, October 25.-No pools
were sold tonight on the bowie stakes
four mile heats. The starters are Ter
Brock, Barricade, Algerine and Am
bush.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, October %. = Flour Quiet,
Wheat-steady; No. white Michigan
81 50, extra do 81 SSIG, amber Michigan
spot 81 2SX, seller October 81 90, seller
November 81 2s1z, No. red winter seller
October 81 2G&. Corn-Firmcr; high mix.
ed 4S1<c, No. 2 spot Axe, seller Novcm.
Der 47c, new seller January 4Sc, damaged
new SOC. oatS-Dull and nominal. Clover
sced--$5 05 for choice.
4 7. M.-Wheat steady exteA white
Michigan, 81 S4al 34N, amber Michigan
spot, October and November 81 20, seller
December 81 297<, No. 2 red winter seller
November 81 2711S4, No. 8 red 81 IS, reject
ed 81 O5. Corn dull, No. 2, 4SNc. Oats dull
No. 2 and Michigan held at 20l4c, 2Cc bid.
Glover seed lrmer at 81 50, choice S5O5.
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FIRE RECORD.
Factory Destroyed.

WArERvILLE, Me-, October 25.-Th,
Kennebec Fibre Company's factory wa
burned. Loss $4,000; insured.
DEs MoINEs, IA, October 25.-Sheppard
Perrier & Wrights large WOODEN ant
flour mill was burned this morning Will
all the machinery aud most Of the con.
tents. Loss $4,000; insurance nothing
NEW HAVEN, October 25.-The vitrio
shop Of the New Haven Chemical Compa
ny, in East Haven, with the contents
burned to-day. Loss $4,000.
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Struck WITH A TUMBLER.-There
was some excitement in the vicinity O.
the Mcclure House last night, over a lii
tie fracas which occurred in the bar.
room under the hotel. A young fellow
named Ed. Briggs, who halls from Bridge
port, and companion, got into a diff
Guilty with Arch. Mitchell, the origin o.
which has not been made known. The
parties closed together, and in the strug
gle Mitchell was struck on the head viii
tumbler, which left couple OF abrasionI
in the scalp. Briggs and his companion
took TO their heels, and made toward Ohio
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Senator Morton-EltS Condition
Regarded Crit icRl.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 24.-Dr. Bliss,
oil Washington, who has been in attend
Guce upon Senator Morton for the past
istee or four days, intended leaving for
Gshicago tonight, but the Senator's con-
uIIlon was regarded as so critical that he
concluded to remain here until Sunday,
Change In the mode Of treatment has
oeen decided on, and medical skill will
Gow be directed TO iniusing noutishment
In!G I;' The sick man'sSystem. He has eaten
M.I's or nothing for nearly a month, and
ae Doctors fear he may literally Starye
w, @ ueIth, 1nless a change Is soon appar-
EtaI Dr.. Bliss does NOT seem very hope
~ Hiss sso-nisht, though he has by no means
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TRANsFER OF REAL EsTArE.-The fol-.
lowing transfer OF real estate was admit.
ted 10 record in the Office OF the Clerk OF
the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made October II, 1877, by John
+ Clator and wife to John Dorman, for
the west sixty feet OF lots numbered 1866
and l67, in Orloff A. Zine's addition to
the city Of Wheeling; $3.50.
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ABUSING A BoY.-AIrs. Kate Mooney
who lives in East Wheeling, yesterday
complained before Justice BuIger thai
one August Out had abused her son John
Out and young Mooney work at the Cen
tral Glass Works, where it ia alleged the
former has been in the habit Of abusing
the latter for some time past. A warrant
was issued and placed in the hands o
Constable Hamm for service.
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An Abandoncd Brig Picked Hin

NEw ORLEANS Southwest Pass), octo,
ber 25.-The towboat Ocean picked up
yesterday The brig George L. Gilchrist
previouslyreported abandoned, ,dismasted
and water-logged, 55 miles southeast by
east from Southwest Pass. She was
bound from Pensacola to Graytown aud
laden with lumber. The Ocean towed
her to The bar and anchored. The brig
will be pumped out and toWed to New
OrleNna
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.

CoNrANTNoPIE. October 26.-All
means Of transport have been brought
into requtsltion at PhilippopoliS aud
Sofia Tor conveying three months proyis,
ions into Plevna, On the 18th inst, there
were 1900 wounded In Pleyna. Private
houses have been converted into hospitals,
The want Of lint and medicines is greatly
felt.
BERLIN, October 25.-Rusaian losses up
to the 18th, officially stated 6O,l0O men,
Semi official journals announce that
tits likely that the Reichstag may meet
earlier than usual because Of the unquiet
state oil France.
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Ar UGLY FALL-Justice Joseph Toll
var met with an unfortunate accident
yesterday afternoon. While descending
the steps Of the Court House his hee
caught on one Of the steps and he fell
heavily forward to the pavement, dis
tance Of six steps, cutting an ugly Rast
on the left side Of his forehead, and bruis
ing his limbs considerably. He was
picked up unconscious and carried into
his office, under the Court House, wherC
DR.. Hoge dressed his wound. After re
turning to consciousness he was taken Il
his residence in a carriage.
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EAST MDEaTY, October 25.-CArrLR-.Re,
ceipts to-day 969 head or thirty cars
through and twenty.scyen cars yard stock,
prime $40, good s. 00a5 20, common
81 00a4 80.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 5,SSj head, York.
ers S. COa5 IS, Philadelphias S. 40n5 20.
Market dull and heavy.
SHEEr-Recelpts to-day 1000 head; sell
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EVENING.
Bold Robbery-RecoVery oil the
Goods and Capture OF One OF
nhn TlnlnNnn

CHICAGO, October 25.-Last Tuesday
night bold and successful robbery was
perpetrated by woman and male &C.
complice in the Palmer House, whereby
some 81, 900 worth Of diamonds and other
valuables were taken from Mr.. Shay
and others Of this city. The matter was
kept quiet by the police, and to-day De.
tectives Scott and Heenzman, OF Chicago,
arrested james Barry at Kankakee and
brought him here. All the stolen goods
with many others were recovered with
him, and il ia understood that he confess.
es the robbery. The woman has not been
captured.
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Christian Missionary Convcn.
IlOm.

ST.. LOU1sr October 25.-The General
Christian Missionary Convention me,
here to.day, President W. K. Pendleton
in the chair. A large number OF dele.
CRATES from different parts Of the country
were present and many prominent men
Of the church. The report Of Elder
Thos. Munnell, Secretary Of the Board
Of Home Missions, was presented and
read. II shows avery encouraging pro-
gress Of the work Of which it treats
This evening the convention will consider
all matters pertaining TO the churches as
we'll as missionary work, and promises ia
be Of unusual interest.
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CHICAGO, October 25.-The Democratic
county nominating Convention to-day
placed the following ticket in the field
For Treasurer, 7. Lynch; Judge Supreme
Court, II. g. Miller; Judge County
Haines; Commissioners, w. N. Taerman,
9. Casselman, Jno. Dumpy, A. shoeninger,
Thomas Hagan; County Clerk, Herman
Lieb. The other nominations were less
important. Several OF these names are
the same as those Of the Industrial
Workingmens Convention.
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Arrest Of a Georgia sherllI,

WILMINGTON, DEL, October 25.-Tho
Sheriff Of Fulton county, Georgia, was
arrested in this city to-day on requisi.
tion from the Governor OF that State,
J:S. Jackson, Of the we'll known Jackson
& Sharp Car Works, charging him with
obtaining several thousand dollars from
a legislative committee Of Georgia in
1873 BY false pretenses and by making
false alRdavits,
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Run on o NavIngs Rnnl,.

NEW YoRK, October 25.-The run on
the Union Dime Savings Bank continues.
Improved arrangements enable one hun
dred and twenty-five depoaitors TO be-
paid each hour, The Bank Examiner
says that The bank is entirely solvent.
The heavy depositors do moi Withdraw
their funds,
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CHICAGO, October 25.-The Universal.
ist General Convention adopted reso.
luton Of respect to the women now in
convention here.
The report Of the Committee on Revi.
sion was adopted, with little change.
Rev. s. ]. Dodge, irr preached n ser
mon.
The report OF the Western Board Of
Missions was presented and referred.
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
The Women's Christian Temperate.
Union continued in session to-day.
A telegram was read from Senator
Morton thanking the Convention for the
kind remembrance Of him in telegram
sent him yesterday.
The Business Committee recommended
the first Thursday in December for the
day for thanksgiving and prayer.
Miss Francis E. Willard, Correspond.
ing Secretary, read the annual report,
showing great progress. 1t embodies
some valuable suggestions as 10 the ex.
tension and multiplication Of the local
Unions meetings in portions Of the city
infested by liquor saloons, inviting The
sympathy OF the press, securing temper
ance literature and securing signatures
TO the pledges. II urges a careful con.
sideration Of the labor question, and al.
ludes with pride TO the victories oil
Moody, Murphy and other Apostles.
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FINE BUcKwHEAT.-Mr. John Wat
kins, Of the City Mills, has recently re
ceived large consignment OF the finest
buckwheat ever brought to the city. Il
was grown out in "The Glades," neal
Oakland, which has reputation for pro
duciug fine buckwheat.
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Ngw YORK, October 25.-Business lirht
with packing houses, and jobbing trade con.
tinued quiet. Cottons in limited demand,
but brown and calico cottons are steadily
held. Prints dull In first hands, lodi prints
are reduced to 5cents. Woolen goods arc
quiet: Blankets, inactive. Foreign goods,
sluggish.
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The engine Of passenger train No. s,
on the B.& Q. road, on Wednesday morn
ing jumped the track abont one mile this
side Of Barracksvillc. No damage was
done, but the train was delayed about
three hours.
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PRINCE sERnIus KILLEp.

The strike in the Bolton Cotton Mills
has not terminated.
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Tue case Of Henry Clause, charged
with beating boy named Quinn, in Cen.
TIRE Wheeling, on Sunday last, was tried
before Justice Wheeler yesterday. The
defendant was required 10 give bond In
the sum Of $50 to keep the peace for six
mnhths
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The Capital Grounds at Charles.
tOnI

From Ih0 Courier.
We think there 10 a lamentable want Of
proper care and WatChiulness over the
grounds Of the State House property. II
these grounds belong TO the public, atFor.
ding pAsturage for all the COWS In the city
notice to that effect had better be given
Il may save the shrubbery and grass In
the private yards. We counted seven
cows in the Capital enclosure yestsrday
Have We no city ordinances In relation iC
those tregpasses, or shall property owners
protect sthemselyes2
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Marine Intelligence.

SAN FRANCIsco, October 25.-Arriyed
Steamer City Of Panama, from Pana.
ma. Cleared-The German bark D. H
Watson, for Cork.
New York, October 25.-Arrived-
Steamer State of Virginia, from Glas.