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Rande, the Murderer. Turned
over 10 the Illinois AuthOFI.

ST. LOUIS, November 27.-sherifI
Hitchcock, Of Peoria, held conference
with the Police Commissioners this after
noon, regarding the division Of the re.
ward offered for Rande, the murderer,
and satisfactory arrangement was made,
but the precise nature Of II has not YET
transpired. II was agreed that Rande
should be delivered 10 the Illinois au-
thorities, and he left for Galesburg on
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy train
at 800 tonight, 10 charge OF Sheriff
Hitchcock, Of Peoria, Sheriff Bergren, OF
Knox county, Chief Of Police Kimsey, Of
Peoria, Prosecuting Attorney Kellogg, Of
Knox county, four deputies and Detective
Hennessey Of this city. There was con-
siderable Of a crowd at the depot when
the train started, but very slim al East
st. Louis when the train arrived there,
and there were no indications Of any IN.
usual stir or excitement. Rande will be
taken directly to Galesburg. He was in
gay humor when lie left, and apparently
had no apprehension whatever Of any nm.
lawful denomination being made against
him. The press Is well represented in
the party, and should anything unusual
or exciting occur on the trip Il will be
promptly reported.
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Railroad Officials In Council.

DAYTON, O., November 27.-The Off.
cials Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Day.
ton, the Cincinnati, Cleveland & Colun-
bus, and the Atlantic & Great Western
railroads had meeting in this city to-day
10 take action in regard to the building
OF a new Union Depot in this city. Its
proposed to organize a stock company 10
build the new depot and rent it TO the
several roads entering here. Definite
action was deferred until another meet
ing, owing to the absence Of D. W. Cald.
we'll, Manager.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.
Wants N Conference Of Peace
Commissioners.

SSAAANAAAsAOACNNs
vienna, November 27.-The evening
papers publish Bucharest Rdyices, &C.
cording 10 which Prince Goruchakofl' Il
engaged in lively diplomatic intercourse.
A proposal has already been made for a
conference on peace conditions.
THE rAsHAs IN TROUBLE.
vienna, November GA correspon.
dent :telegraphs Of intelligence has been
received from Constantinople that The
speedy fall Of Mahmond Damad Pasha
is anticipated in consequence Of liscon.
tent at the loss Of Kara.
TURKS HOLD A STRONG IposrrIoN.
LONDON, November ga special
from Pera reports that The Turks hold a
strong position at the head OF the Or
chRnie defle, and have abandoned the
town Of orchapie for stIageiic reasons
DRIVEN BACK.
A Belgrade correspondent says that a
Servian battalion recently crossed the
frontier near VratarinilEa 10 protect the
Bulgarian women and children. The
Turks drove the Seryians back, and many
were killed and wounded on both sides.
A commission left Belgrade to investi-
gate the matter. The various ConSuls
have been informed Of the affair.
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National Grange Officers.

CINCINNATI, November 27.-The Ma.
tlonal Grange today elected officers as
follows: Adams, Of Minnesota, Over.
seer; Woodman, Of Michigan, Lecturer;
Mortimer, Of Cincinnati, Steward; Waugh.
an, Of Iowa, Assistant Steward; Symnes,
Of Kansas, Chaplain; Forsyth, Of illinois,
Treasurer; Mcdowell, Of New York, Sec.
retary; Kelly, Of Louisville, Gate.keeper;
Denwiddie, Of Indiana, Ceres; Mrs. Ad-
ams, Of Minnesota, Pomona; Mira. Wood
man, Of Michigan, Flora; Mrs. Moore, oi
Indiana, Lady Assistant Steward,
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wAsHFp ASHORE.

A Kitty Hawk special says the body Of
Captain ]. ]. Guthrie, paynaster Of the
Life Saving Station, District No. 6, and
two colored men were washed ashore Ave
miles north oihere. Thirteen dead bodies
were washed ashore near No. 5 Station,
consisting Of one Lieutenanant named
Simmons, one Corporal whose names Is
uaknown, nine soldiers and sailors and
two colored men.
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CHICAGO, November 27.-Tlle Droras
Journal reports
CArrLE-Receipts 1900, shipments 62O
Demand fair and market firm aud unChaug
ed; sales at s. S5a4 95; Btockers and feeder,
in light demand, but holders firm at 81 u
as 50; inferior natives stronger, but choice
cows sold at 50 80, bulls 81 75a2 40. Color
ados dull at 50 05a3 20; Texans firm and
unchanged.
HoGs-Receipts 10000, shipments l,4OO
All grades higher; shipping dull; packer
at 81 40a4 as, light 81 30a4 So.
SHRRP-Receipts $50, shipments 2lO. A
shade stronger; butchers the chief buyers
sales at 50 SOa4 l2h.
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nungtor Isape.

NAsHvILLE, November PA special
from ColuubiS, Tennessee, 10 the Ameri.
can says Roper alias McGhee, who at.
tempted to rape Miss Bettie Templeton,
was taken from the Jail this morning by
a mob who, alter several unsuccessful at.
tempts to lynch him on the spot, were
persuaded 10 allow a committee oi 20 to
take him into the presence Of the lady.
She positively identified him as the guilty
person, and he was taken 10 the Court
hodse and hung from the third story
window 10 the presence otfully 1000 per.
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New YoRK, November 27.-The Della.
ware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Company sold at auction to-day 100000
tons Of Scranton coal. The prices show
ed considerable falling off compared with
last month. The following were the sales:
$4,000 tons steamer, 50 30a2 32l; 10000
tons CRATE, 50 22la2 273; 10000 tons egg,
81 25a2 80; 10000 tons stove, 50 55a9 81;
10000 tons chestnut. 81 25a2 40; 5000
tons pea, 81 32lal 371.
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NEW YORK, November 27.-Atan elec.
lion to-day for directors Of the Eric Rail-
way Company, the old Board, In favor Of
Inc reconstruction scheme and Of Receiv.
eF Jewett's policy, was elected by votes
representing over $G0,000,000 worth Of
sIoSS' MI, Williams, Of the opposition,
and y scattering, representing MoC6eney, Of
zoe tSe sIcEles' party, obtained between $751;
wv and $4,000 worth OF votes.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule mar.

The rainy weather prevented a very &C.
tive market the past week. But 275 head
were sold on Filth street. Two car loads
were shipped to Pennsylvania at $85a90,
and one TO North Carolina at S40a75. The
market continues good for Southern
chunks, streeters, heavy draft horses, and
good drivers. Very few, II any, OF these
were left over. Prices continue fair for
this time ot year, as follows: Driving
horses, $i25al76; draft do, $I25al76; street.
ers, $75al00; Southern chunks, $5OaS0;
mules aged four TO eight years, i6X to ID
hands, $l20a 80; 10 to l5IJ hands, $90all0;
IA to 10 hands, $65al00. The mule marke
continues dull for broken mules. No de.
mand for unbroken mules,
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BUCHANAN, Va, November 27.-The
river Ia six feet higher than at the great
flood in 1912. Twenty colored people
were drowned In the neighborhood. The
destruction Of property in the town and
country is unprecedented. A bridge and
thirty dwellings were swept away. Many
poor people are left without property,
food or clothing,
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wheeling Cattle Market.

WHEELING, November 81, 1877.
Live stock received at the Wheeling
Stock Yards during the last week:
CATTLE-Arrivals So head. Ordinary to
common 21SaSC, common to fair Gas Nc, fair
to choice S11fa4c. Most sales at S1ia3Xc.
Demand fair.
HoGs-Arrivals I'll head. Common and
light SKa4c, packing 4a4Ac, choice butch.
ers 4Ma4hc. Most sales at 4a4I+c. De.
mand fair.
sHRRP-Arrivals Al head. Sold at 4s4kc.
LAMBs-In fair demand at 45ta5kc.
MICH Cows-In fair demand at $25 %
a50 90.
CALyEs-In fair demand at s. OCa1OOO.
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WASHINGTON.
The New Assistant Secretary Ol
this Treasury.


this Treasury.
WAsHISoToN, November 27,-The Cab.
met to-day decided upon ex-Congress-
man John B. Hawley, Of Illinois, as As.
sistant Secretary OF the Treasury, 10
succeed Gov. McCer ermick, whose resigna.
Gon takes effect on the first OF December.
The Cabinets attention is particularly 10
the Presidents message. The heads oil
the departments will not publish their re-.
ports till the day OF the meeting Of the
regular session.
OFFICERS OF THE WRECKED HURON.
Master Conway, Ensign Young and Ca
det Engineer Warburton, Of the wrecked
steamer Huron, arrived here to-day, and
Immediately went 70 the Navy Depart
nent on response 10 instructions.
CoNFIRMRD BY THE SENATE.
The Senate confirmed Alexander NJ.
Stern as United States Assistant Treasur.
er at Cincinnati, and Postmasters Geo.
Wameldorf, at Middleport, o., and Thos.
BoyerS, at GallaIin, Tenn.
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MINOR TELEGKAMS.

"A detachment of seamen and ma
rines will be landed near the wreck Of
the Huron, and the beach will be pa.
trolled in the hope Of some bodies being
recovered and cared for.
AT a demonstration in Rome on last
Sunday, the police seized some Republi-
can flags. kilograms to foreign papers
were stopped because they contained re-
ports OF disloyal speeches made on the
occaaInn
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAsTLIBERTY, November 97.-CArrLE-
Receipts to-day 1854 head, all for sale here.
Prime IS 25, good 81 75a5 70, common 50 IS
al 25.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 1920 head. York.
ers $4 15a4 80, Philadelphias 81 4Oa4 45.
sHERr-keceipts to-day 1900 head. Sell.
ing at s. .75a4 so.
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PoRT EAps, November 27.- Gen. G. T,
Beauregard telegraphed Gen. ]. G. Bar.
nard to-day as follows: Spent yester-
day and to-day with Captain Eads wit
Messing the operations and testing the
results Of the dredge boat Bayley; saw
2,S46 cubic yards removed from the crest
Of the bar by her in lG hours and 10
minutes working time. The sounds show
very satisfactory results,
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Trial Of the scranton VigiInnfs

WTLKEsnARRE, Pa, November 81
The trial Of the Scranton vigllants, in
dictel by the Grand Jury Of Luzerne
county, for murder, began yesterday.
The Vigilance Committee, composed Of
some Of the most influential and promi.
nent citizens Of Scranton, quelled the riot
oil the lat Of August by firing on the mob
and killing three Of the rioters.
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GERMANY.
Negotiations Between the United
SInlan ,hnfl Gsnnuhnn.n

Negotiations Between the United
States and Germany.
LONDON, November ga Berlin cor
respondent says: The negotiations be-
tween Germany and the United States
for mutual naturalization treaty to sl,.
persede the treaty now in force with the
separate German States, are for a treaty
on Q. much wider basis than has hereto
fore been stated. The treaty ia to settle
international questions which have
caused Misunderstanding, such Us natll-
ralization, extradition, commercial inter
course, marriage law and the protection
OF trade marks,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York money and stocks:

New YORK. November 27.-MoNEY--
6a7 per cent, closing ate. Prime mercan.
tile paper at 51fa7 per cent. Custom re.
ceipts $2S7,00O. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $2S7,000. Clearings SIS, S,OO0, ,OOO,
Sterling ftmer and nominal; long 4.S2,
short 81 S5H.
GoLD-Opened at 1925, closed 1903.
Carrying rates lazy, per cent Borrowing
fiat and 8 per cent.
sILvRR-At London 5ll.1Gd. Here,
silver bars are 81 2oN greenbacks, 81 II
gold. Silver coin 5sal per cent discount.
(3OVRpgNRNTa-FiPm
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BELLAIRE NARROW GAUGE.
The First Spike Driven Yester-
day Morning.
nRIrAtpp Novanhnr ~

-
Eiitor In,eIlICencor
ATS o'clock this morning nil the difec.
tors Of the Bellaire & Southwestern Rail.
road, and about $50 or 800 OF our people,
assembled at the starting point OF their
new road, near the Baltimore & Ohio de.
pot, and Col. Sullivan, the former Presl.
dent, drove the first spikes in the fastening
Of the first rail on the b. & S. W. X. r.
], B.Smith, EsQ, delivered an interesting
address 10 the directors and enthusiastic
lookers,On, eulogizing the management
Tor their untiring energy and persever.
Snce in carrying this enterprise SO far
along in the face Of the many disadvant.
1ges under which they have labored,
The track 10 now laid az far "a the In
pIeuent works. Yours respectfully,
JOHN K. Cow,
Editor Leader
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New YORK, November 27.-Busiuess
moderate with packing houses jobbipg
trade generally quiet. Cotton goods inac.
tive but steady IN price. Gingnhams and
Cotton goods In steady request. Prints qui.
ct and frm. Heavy woolens for mems wear
moving slowly, but ClothierS are placing
fair orders for spring cassineres and worst.
AdS
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Working for Harn,onY.

CHICAGO, November 27.-The South
western Rate Association met to-day and
appointed committee 10 confer with
the managers Of the Wabash road and
tributaries, concerning their recent hos
tile action, with view to harmony oi
action aud TO taking them into the Asso.
cialion.
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Arrested tor IEobblng the Malls.

CLEVELAND, O., November 27,-GeO.
u inGham, a young man Of 2S, was ar.
rested to-day by Special Agent Henry,
9t the rOstot6ce Department, for robbing
The mails for the past six months. Young
lnSham has carried the mail matter be.
tween the general office and Station A,
on the West Side. He confesses to hav-
ing taken money and jewelry; value un-
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Fatal Result OF a Joke.

NASHVILLE, November GA special
dispatch from Bowling Green says: al.
vim Poe, aged IS years, was horribly
carved, by Newton Stamps, in several
places and disembowelled, in Warren
county, KY, the fatal alteration being
the result OF Joke.
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Sent 10 ihe Penitcniinrr.

ES!E Pa, November 27.-The three
.nsn indicted for tarring and ieathering
q woman Of doubtful character, at Wat
stiosd, this county, have all been SELF
: seueed to the penitentiary for from one
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Col. Frank A. Eastman, who was some.
what concerned in the early whisky pros,
ecutionH, filed petition in bankruptcy,
Unsecured liabilities $4,000; secured
liabilities $4,000; assets nominal,
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Loss Of Coal Isarges at Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, November 27.-The sud
den rise in the Ohio has carried away
q number Of coal barges from The moor
ings and several were sunk at the rail.
road bridge below the city. The loss
will exceed $1,000,
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NEw York, November 27.-The steam.
or G. 81. Workman, plying between this
city and New Haven. was burned this
morning at her dock. Three colored men
Psrishsd, Loss, 5000; insure for $l2O,-
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The Mau Who VIII be Admittet
To-day TO u Seat in the Senate.

The Man Who VIII De Admitted
To-day 10 u Seat in the Senate.
NJ. c.. Buffers case is this: There we're
in the House fitY.nine Republicans and
6Ity,seven Democrats, with no members
from Edgefeld and Lnurens countiea-
the State canvassers having refused to
recognize the legality Of The elections
there. The Senate stood eighteen Ro.
publicans aud thirteen Democrats. The
Democrats, failing 10 control the organic.
ing Of the FOuse, seeded. The entire
Senate met the Republicans of the House
December IL, in joint convention, to
elect a Senator. Corbin received the
entire Republican vote OF both houses,
the Democrats voting for Gary.
The outside Democratic membCrs held
lorm Of election, and voted for Butler.
On the 10Th twelve Democrats Of the Sen.
ate joined them, They had admitted
persons without any certificates 10 repre-
sent EdgCfeld and Laurcns. With these
they pretended TO elect Butler Senator.
He received Of this mixed lot sixty-tour
votes. Eight Of these had no form Of 10.
gllity, and il this had been legal Legis-
laIure seventy. mine would be required TO
elect. Thus in no view whatever was
Butler elected Senator. Think oI ex-
Justice Davis voting to admit person on
such pretext
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NoRFoLK, November 27.-Adyices re-
ceiVed from Kitty Hawk state that 81
dead bodies can been seen from the shore
lashed TO the main and mizzsn rigging Of
the Huron.
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Five Years in the state Prison

New YoRK, November 27.-Robett L.
Case, President Of the Security Life In.
surance Company, convicted Of swearing
10 false returns made to the Superintend.
ent Of Insurance, has been sentenced 10
five years In the State Prison,
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FIRE RECORD.

TOLEDO, O., November ga fire at
Butler, Indiana, this morning, destroyed
the Waverly Hotel and four stores on
Main street. Loss $1,000; insurance
$4,000.
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FoRTREss MONROE, November 27.-In
regard TO the sailing Of the Huron on
Friday last, in the face Of the storm, II "a
stated that on Friday morning Admiral
Trenohard aignalled Captain Ryan, 10.
quiripg II his draughtsm&n had arrived,
and being answered in the Affirmative
replied, "you can 60 TO sea when you
choose"
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RAILROAD BogDS-There was an ad.
vance Of to per cent In Toledo d Wa.
bash issues, flrsts, ex.coupons sellingup to
l0l, st. Louis Division eX.matured coupons
to TX, do seconds to SO, and consolidated
convertibles 10 S.. St Paul LaC Crosse div
idend) advanced per cent.
Stair BoEDs-Quiet.
SroCHs-opened firm and prices advanc.
ed fraction, but weak feeling soon set
10 +, and after the frat call great depression
characterized the dealings. Large blocks OF
stock were thrown overheard aud some
wide fluctuations took place. The fall In
prices Of coal at auction exerted an unia.
vorable influence on the whole market and
started free sales OF coal stocks. Towards
one o'clock there was rise OF Il 10 " per
cent, against the early decline Of u 10 i9E
per cent. The features Of the market were
Lake Shore, Western Union and Lacka.
wanna. During the afternoon the market
recovered 4 to l per cent from the lowest
point OF the day.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
Of which 5000 were New York Central,
O., 900 Lake Shore, 5000 Northwestern com.
mon, 5000 preferred, $500 st. Paul com.
mon, $500 preferred, 1900 Iackawanna,
and 25,000 Western Union.
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Weather Indications.

oyrcr OF TuE cmE1 sIGNAr oHTIuna
WAsHRaroA, D. C., Nov 2s-l 4. u.
PEoRABnlnEA
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
falling barometer, brisk 10 high north
west winds, decidedly colder aud partly
cloudy weather, and in the latter occs.
sional light rains, turning into snow.
For the Lakes, rising barometer, brisk
and high north to west winds, decidedly y
colder and generally cloudy weather,
with frequent light snow.
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JUsr RECEIVED:
New Crop New Orleans Molasses; 10 Rors. Gen.
nlue y doshen Chee:ei Isrces New Carolina Rice;
moFes Mlnee Neat. 20 Boxes Valencia, Mnseaiel
beedleI! and Layer Ralalns; 10 BOXES ISRhoFn On.
mn Barrel seedlesS Cherries; / BGrful DfiFd
FlumJ, and other SeasouAble goods, which oifef
at very low rrces, r. j, ,SNYTH,
no2I Cor. Market and Pourleanth IL
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acknowledgement
Tns Attitude Of the United states
Senate.

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Ihe continuous ~ ;.,",. 'V ,o,,O.,,ss ~ M
Senate S'0'sN ~ IL ,sss,;.S 80 y, rL,'S,s~;.
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resolution ~ s r,S..,as. M N'ss S.a., ~
ou ff'Yi''S'' "%H -'vI" n,..I, ''ON '"O
ia''ne' ,"''''S NV 81 % r,tt, II 800 49,, .I', r., :,
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to" sou," e"'O,"~' %.,' 4He .e'".s 10 sO", :,
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sol Patterson, WV s"'psSUas I "SpuD'
e'n senator's ,'on '1e SCUM ".e iO,n'eF
h''IIHE 'FOM r'O''uA "''" '"' l"'''F '''Hi
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be sworn III Us 'o"" US A'u''e' '"Ne' H'S
seat "ePenu' U' So"o'ef a"" H''e,sO.'
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'n'en''0" u 'o'"s w Ne.,OSs' Ou' S''V,
the severe eScor'A''onS 'hcy received
ifon senator Eam""uS SlonaAy "lgnt II
ha' least ao"T''"' ""O'het 'ney VIII aV'
win Tue hePno,e1n' any iur'neF'
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h'ae man o. n'"Ours ml',"GFo nO'of,'
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clearly 'no"n' AT, 'n0 worm KNOW, now
ever mat "S Wn''ns apo'os's' i0r " a'TeF
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cy nave carried 'ne't point Ia''erSO"
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at'fa .,. l'S,u S 'ne D's,.l'' 1l C0'uhOlA ioi
u'a' j" 'o''n Varo''ha LOT bribery ana
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GROCERIES.
GREAT DEcLlNE IN
GROCERIES.

For particular cali on
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-07-28
Bread Riots at the North.

The railroad riots at tho North is
the greatest local disturbance this
county has ever experienced. The
mobs have destroyed millions OF
dollars worth of property, the
most in the city of Pittsburg, Pa,
and many lives have been lost
Tho whole country from Balti-
more to st. Louis, is greatly oxci-
ted, and the Government is even
concentrating troops to protect the
United States Treasury.
The following paragraphs from
the dispatches will give some idea
of tho extent Of the reign Of ter.
rol:
"Thc control OF affairs has pass
cd from the hands Of tho strikers
into the hands of the disconnected
laborers OF all classes, and the most
terrible Reorganization o1ists a.
mong them"
icons. Sherman and Sheridan
have been recalled from tho Wost
Hancock is ordered to command III
Penn. and Scofcld is ordered to re
port to Hancock"