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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

CINCINNATI, November l6.-Cotton-
Quiet and steady at 10Ifc. Flour-Dull
and prices shade lower; family IS 7Oa5 90.
Corn-Fair demand; new at 37aSSc, old Asa
800. Wheat-Dull and dropping; red 81 20
al27. oAts-Dull land unchanged at ga
Sic. Rye-Strong at 60a6lc. Barley
Quiet but firm; common to prime westG rn
spring 60a5sc. Pork-FIir demand at
$l2 4Oal9 So. Lard-Quiet but firm; steam
3 90, kettle SO 00s9 % jobbing. Bulk
heats-lrTegulRr; sales in salt 10 10 10 days
At a5ha6a6 1fa6Nc. Bacon-Stock ex.
hauSted. Green Meats-Tu fair demand;
shoulders 4I<c, sides 55Ia5sfc, hams "a
7xc. Butter-Dull and unchanged. Lin.
seed 0il-Dull At 62a53e. WhisEy-strong
and higher, 81 O6.
HoGs-Quiet;; common s. 7Ja4 10, light
l6a4 60, packing 81 90a4 80, butchers
81 4Oa4 IS.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong.
S1tnta Su1unV-,n, nf

sA'AAA NA@S0
STOCKS Weak in the early dealings and
prices declined y t0l34, but subsequently
tirmer feeling set in and there was gen.
eral improvement of 4 to 9A per cent.
The widest fluctuations were in Michigan
Central, which fell from 81 to 69l4 and
later reached Is. Western Union fell
from 79h to 7sA on account OF the action
OF the Attorney General OF Pennsylvania
in notifying President Orton, Of the West.
cru Union, to appear at Harrisburg on the
22d inst. and show cause why writ OF quo
warranto should not issue bringing the
matter OF the recent amalgamatiGn OF the
telegraph interests before the courts. Dur.
ing the last hour the market was weak and
depressed. The reaction from the hights.
prices OF the day ranged from Z to l y per
cent the latter in Michigan Central. At
the close there was a slight advance in
some cases.
Transactions aggregated 125,OOO shares,
ol which 300 were New York Central,
$500 Lake Shore, 5000 Northwestern com.
mon, 1000 preferred, 1000 Rock Island,
1000 81. Paul common, 5000 preferred,
5000 Wabash, 1900 Lackawanna, 5000
Michigan Central, 5000 Illinois Central,
and II 600 Western Union.
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BIand,s warning.

New YORK, November lC.-A. A.Law,
one Of the New York committee Of bank.
ers and merchants who visited Washing.
ton TO Eemonslrate against tue passage BY
the Senate Of Blands Silver bill, says :
Mr.. Bland gave us 10 understand that his
constituents knew perfectly we'll what
they were about, and that they preferred
to pay their debts in silver rather than in
gold. Moreover, he advised the commit.
tee, as friend, to assist in the proposed
measure, warning them that II they didn't,
bye and bye men would be sent to Con.
gress who would wipe out the whole debt
a. with sponge.
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T,nIenn.

TOLEDO, November 16.-Flour-Quiet.
wheat-Dull and lower; extra white Mich.
igan at 81 35Is, amber Michigan spot and
seller November 81 349<, seller December
81 80, No. . red winter spot and seller No
yember 81 S9Ls, seller December 81 30<,
No. 3 red 81 l5If, No. spring 81 IL.
Corn-Quiet; high mixed held at SOC, axe
bid, No. 2 spot 49kc, seller January new
axe, rejected 4gc. 0ats-Quies No. 2
spot and seller December 2ONc. Clover
Sesd-Sl 90 for No. 2,
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PHILADELPHIA, November l6.-RiOur
STEADY; supeTfne "a 90, extra IS 50a6 50,
Penn'ylvania family 50 50a7 90, Minnesota
80 0Oa6 70, high grades and patent 81 0Oa
9 80. Wheat-Quiet; amber 81 43kaI 40,
red 81 4lal 49, white 81 4Sal 50. Corn
Firm yellow S4a6lISc, mixed CSC. Oats
White western S7aSSc, western mixed aud
State SIl35kc. Rye-Quiet at zoe. Pro-
visions-Firmer. Pork-$l4 OOal4 26. Bat.
ter-Crenmery 29a3le, Western Reserve 2SA
25c. Eegs-Steady; western 25a26c.
Cheese-Quiet; western l21alSe. Petfo.
legm-Redned l3c, crude l0ke. WhiSky
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The little paper tlhe Ta5Iet) published
monthly by the inmates Of our West vir.
ginia Deal, Dumb and Blind Asylum at
Romuey is sentative on the subject Of
names. 1t objects to the use Of the name
Asylum when referring to the D. D. and
B, Institution.
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READ the remark, of Garfield in the
House yesterday on the currency ques.
ton. There Is food for profound reaec.
tiOn 10 his observations, There is no
more capable and labOriOus student OF
finance in either branch Of Congress
than Gen. Garfield.
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NKw YORK, November l6.-The market
continues quiet in nearly Lll departments,
but values OF staple cotton and woolen
goods are steadily maintained. Prints IN
Irregular demand, but Job makes selling
freely. Ginghams rather less active. Cot.
tons IN steady request. Woolens for men
lQuiet. Foreign Eoods dull.
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A Rumor without Formulation

NEw YoRK, November l6.-There is
NO truth in the statement in the evening
newspapers Yesterday that basis Of set.
Element in the Vanderbilt case is under
consideration.
GEw YORK, November l6.--The testi.
mony in the Vanderbilt will case is only
interesting 70 medical expertA The case
has bean adjourned 10 December.
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FRANCE.
The Political Situation.

LONDON, November 16.-A we'll in.
formed correspondent writes from Paris
"ln my opinion, civil war is only a ques.
tion Of weeks, perhaps days. President
McMahon is entirely in the hands OF the
Bonapartlsts and Clericals. These know
that the Marshal's resignation would de.
stroy their last hopes Of governing
France. But for fear Of Germany and
Italy, the Government would long ago
have resorted IN forraD
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We Eslways knew that there Was some
thing peculiar the matter with Gibson
Speaker Gibson, we mean. "G. II. NJ
Of the Register explains the mystery il
yesterdays issue Of that paper. Itseem,
that Gibson was a Confederate soldier
and that "he Ws struck by thirty.twc
pound ball, tearing away the abdominal
muscles and letting his bowels tall OUT
This waa the reason that he had no bow.
els OF compassion for the spectators ia
the gallery Of the Hause Of Delegate.
last winter. He had lost his bowels.
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TIE LETTER CARRIERS.

The Committee on Post Office and Post
Roads to day agreed 10 recommend the
passage Of bill providing that all letter
carriers In the free delivery service shall
be divided into two classes, and that the
6sst class shall receive $3.50 and the sec.
aud class $500 per annum. The distinc.
tion Of classes il 10 be made by the post.
masters, and the appointments TO the
hrst class are to be made by promotions
from the second clAss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

BEtLAIRE LoCAIs.-A shocking acci.
dent occurred here yesterday noon near
the Baron manufacturing establishment.
The facts are these: A young woman
named Lizzie Brown, domestic at the
house Of Joseph Lashley, who resides on
the hill west Of Wegee, came to this city
on horseback to deliver few articles ol
produce to customers. The horse becom.
ing shy, suddenly reared up, lifting the
rider Fomewhat off the saddle, and being
pushed forward, she was thrust forcibly
on top OF the saddle horn, inaicting a
ghastly and probably fatal wound. The
suffering woman was taken TO u house
near by, and Dr.. Muhleman sent for to
render medical assistance.
The rolling mill and nail factory shut
down yesterday for the want Of nail kegs
but will resume IA coon as the coopers
are furnished with material to make
kegs. Psy.day at the rolling mill yea
terday.
A falr aud festivaI, for the benefit oi
the NJ, f. Church, will be held on the 29th
inst, at the City Hall.
Mrs. E. G. Stanton will lecture at the
City Hall December Sd. subject-"ouE
Girls"
Miss Anna o'Brien, one Of our music
teachers, at the request OF many friends
is attending 10 scholars in Wheeling, bul
will retain her class here. We wish the
lady success.
MeSrs. ]. 7. Mercer, ]. B. Gorrell and
Geo. Ramsey will open a wholesale gro,
Gerry in Central Hall building, formerly
occupied bysWelsh & Co.
Martin FlGherty, who, being an eye
witness at base ball game on the Public
Square in May last, was struck by bal
and had several Of his teeth smashed, be.
sides receiving other injuries, now de
mAnd. SO, 600 Of the city. Next,
Donovan's original Tennesseans, slave
cabin singers, will perform at the NJ, E
Church, Saturday, November "a.
Our accommodating young oyster man
MIR. S. J. Tappan, has added lake fish Il
his trade, a long felt want in this city
Tappan is live man, and our citizens vii
appreciate his efforts by giving him tht
patronage he deserves. We wonder wha
takes Sam 10 Wheeling so often. Their
are certainly plenty Of the fair seq FiSh
here among US.
Mr.. Richard Crozier, the market mas
ter, has sued the city for $4,000, to indem
nifty him for LOSES which he claims Y
have sustained by the City Council il
failing 10 pass an ordinance atfording hin
better protection. ]. E. d.
Miss C, A. iIcKirahAn will open I
night school for boys, in BurWinkle'
bailling, on Noble street, Monday even
ing next This will give boys who worl
through the day an opportunity OF at
tending school without loss Of time.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, November 1G.-CArrLR-
Receipts to-day l,24l head, all through
stock total for four days 1883 head Of
through h-and 1850 head yard. Prime s. 26
as 50, good 81 75A4 so, common 81 OOa4 so
HoGs-Receipts to-day 1855 head; total
for four days lG,0j5 head. Workers a l0a
4 20, PhilsdelphiGs 81 40a4 GO.
SfsRP-ReceiptS' to-day !, 200 head; total
for four days $500 head. Selling from a 25
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THE Knuawha Gn,sae cries out against
the selection Of railroad or steamboat
Episcopal Bishop for West Virginia, and
say, that a man who can rough ii over
the hills, seated on u pair OF saddle bags
i. the man the Church should secure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17
WASHINGTON.


WAsHISoroN, November lG.-Ths Com,
mittee 90 Ways and Means to day took
up the subject Of revising the tariff aud
Internal Revenue laws, and referred the
whole subject to 4 speciSl subcommittee,
consisting OF Messrs. Wood chairman
Tucker, Gibson, Banks, and Bnrckard, Of
Illinois, thus representing the yarious
sections Of the country. Il is understood
that this committee will report entirely a
new system, both as 10 rates and The
method Of collection, different from any
vet presented To Compress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

THE Barnesyille Ehtrprise suggests
that when there arc special attractions at
the Wheeling Opera House 1t would pay
to run a train from that place as we'll as
from Washington, Pa.
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MRs. DR.. Mccoy, of this city, who is
spending the fall aud winter with her son
Charley in San Francisco, writes home to
her friends here in letter dated the 9th
Of this month, that the people out there
are eating green peas and strawberries
not the kind put up in cans, but the gen.
uius articles, fresh from the gardens of
Hesperides.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

TuE Baltimore & Ohio authorities
seem disposed to pay increased attention
to their local trade. The furnace at
IrOutown, Taylor county, ia to be warmed
into life by special favorable freight
rate. The passenger rates on the Hemp.
field have been reduced from twenty to
thirty-three per cent. The inducement
to people along the line OF the road to
come to Wheeling to trade was never
greater than now.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY q,ELEGRAPR.
Now YORK money ana Ntnoka.

NEW YoRx, November l6.-MoSEY-
AainIy sac per cent, closing Nt lao per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 6a7 per cent. Gus.
tom receipts $22S, ,0OO. The Assistant Treas.
1rer disbursed $4,000. Clearings Sl3,OOO,.
O0O. Dry goods imports for the week 1912.
goo. Sterling brm in actual business; long
A.S0k, short $4s4.
GoLD-0pened ut l02IS, aud closed at
l02A. Carrying rates . ,Ga5 per cent.
StLvEE-At London 549Sd. Here, silver
bars are 81 2Ok, greenbacIs, 81 Tx gold.
Silver coin Z to q per cen; discount.
GoYRRNNENTs-Eirr.
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The track Of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling
& Kentucky road has been laid as far be.
low Wellsburg as Beech Bottom, some
three miles. The work wsa suspended
last evening for lack OF ties, but will
probably be resumsd next Monday. Par
ties who came down yesterday evening
inform US that II no unforeseen detention
occurs the track laying will be completed
to this city in thirty days. All the em.
ployes Of the road have been paid in full
to the LIST Of November, and there has
thus far been no delay.Or dissatisfaction
on that score.
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We observe that the temperance agi-
tatiOn ia pretty brirk out at Cameron.
Among those who took part in a recent
meeting was Capt, ]. NJ. Pipes, ex.secre-
tary ofths Commonwealth. C nthe course
OF his remarks he spoke of the power Of
habit and related some instances to show
what man would do when once in slay-
cry to appetite for strong drink.
Ale told an instance where a mans
vile was about 10 die. He was a great
drunkard; she called him to ber bedside,
and asked him TO promise her that he
would never take another drink until he
took it from her hand. He made the
promise, and no sooner had abe died than
he went 10 saloon aud purchased some
whisky, took it home, pat the bottle in
the cold icy hand and drank the contents.
There Is no act too debasing for those
mlddened by the perniCious draught to
commit, and yet why ia it that Christians
and our better class OF people treat the
cause Of temperance with such apathy?'
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DIED,

THONPS0N.-At TIltopGylIle, Ohio, On Thur.
day morning, November Is, 1877, n lik o'eloek,
Of Inflammation Of the braln, WlLLIiH MooRR,
Etn oi James =. and Lucy y. 1homp'on, and grand
year and l month.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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CHICAGO.
CooIbaugh,s FuneraI.

CHICAGO, November ls.-The funeral
OF Hon. ", F. C oolbaueh will take place
tomorrow at II o'clock, aud large
number Of prominent citizen, will act as
pall.bearers,
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A second IRE broke out at 2 o'clock
this morning in the basement Of Field &
Letters establishment, damaging lot OF
unremoved packages Of goods. Il burned
quite briskly for time and inflicted
come damage, but was easily gotten under
control.
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Weather Indications.

oTgIcR or TIE cmEy sIaAAL ORTtcER.
WAinESToa, D. c, Nov i1-i =. :.
FIoHARItIiR1
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and
Lakes, falling, followed BY rising barom-
eter, warmer south winds, yeefing 10
colder northwest winds and partly cloudy
weather with rain areas, except In the
frst section, +
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FIFTY tons Of iron are on hand at Bell.
aire, and track laying on the d. & S. W.
will commence Immediately.
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NOMINATED.

The President has nominated Benjamin
F. Peixotto, OF California, Consul G General
at St. Petersburg; Edward U. Wade, Of
Georgia, Collector ol Internal Revenue
for The Third District ot Georgia.
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NONE Of the Wheeling Insurance Com
plnies we're caught in the recent Chicago
and 81. Louis fires.
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PARIS, November l6.-At this hour, .
P. NJ, the Bourse is very firm, at . per
cent, Rentes are quoted at 1861, 25c for
account. This IL taken TO indicate some
important political event.
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DUPONT's
Wheeling Powder Agency

IhnYs al all times in liavazias . large
stock Of the abuvs celebrated Powder.
VIZ: Rifle, Sporting In oans), Blasting
sHd kinlng, Ia metallic packages, which
! Wlilsell at wholesale at manufacturers
prices. have Portable Magazines Of
diffsrentsizss for shipping and wilt dsIIv.
er free on osrs or boat. This Powder
ls unequsled In strength and quality,
je1l NJ. REILLY, Sole Agent.
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An lien Of interest to the letter car.
riers appears in our Washington dis.
patches this morning.
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THAs. E. DWIGHT,
PRAcTIoAL. CHEMIST.

& prepared 70 make careful and eonplets annlys-,
d Iron Ores, nmestones, Mineral Waters, etc.
bboratory cor. 9Ith and Chapllns strests
tu2 Wheeling, W. Va,
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gheqHtellfaenter.

"wHERE will the Chlldren's Home be
built" ia now the .diatracting question
over in Belmont.
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1Iw YORK.
1xpoRrANr COURT DECISION.

j fd-s y n
IMPORTANT COURT DECIsIoN.
New York, April l1.-As the gen
cral term, the supreme court has just
delivered an elaborate opinion decid-
ing that the surrogate cannot allow
costs to defeated party in will ooa-
tests. The practice ofaallowing costs,
the opinion declares, virtually oders .
bribe to reckless contestants and their
counsel to prevent the settlement ol
estates, BY promoting litigation, and
cngendering strife, when every inter.
est of the public calls for their speedy
adjustment. It might lead to great
abuses, to injury 20 widows and or.
phans, and creditors of the deceased
persons whom al courts should be
scdulous to protect. II would be .
hazardous experiment for wealthy
man to attempt to dispose Of his es-
tale by his own will, if il could be dis
tributed at the mere will OF the sur.
rogate among counsel OF all who
choose to set up whatever pretencc
ofa contest ingenuity and avarice car
devise.
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MISCELLANEOUS
"A ST. LOUIS HORROR.

"A ST. LOUIS HORROR.
st, Louis, April ll.-At :25 this
morning the, Southern Hotel tho finest
edifics OF the kind in this city was
discovered to be on FIRE. The Salvage
corps responded TO the alarm before 1t
was sounded on the city bells. Before
the engines arrived the entire upper
stoIeis were in flames. Al two o'clock
the scene in the immediate vicinity OF
the hotel were indescribable, the ex-
citemrnt being of the most intense
character. Windows in the upper
stories wesc crowded with shrieking
men, aud women whom it seemed i'm
possible to save. A few were res
eued by ladders placed on the fourth
street portico, but the other side Of
The buildings bounded by Fifth, Wal
nut and Elan, the longest ladders fell
lar short of reaching the windows.
Mr. Peter Blow, son of the former
|lninis.er to Brazil was sleeping in his
room on the sixth floor, and succeed
ed, after strenuous exertions, in escsp.
| ing with his life and broken arm
The building was six storie, high,
| and Mr.. Blow thinks that majority
Of the inmstesiii the Two upper sto-
ries efihe building mus. have perish
ed. Two men unrecognized were killed
Eby jumping from the third story win
aows and third one badly man2led.
| Five women were rescued from sthe
I sixth story on the Fourth street side
! hy heroic efforts of the fremen, whe
after ascending patent ladders, sue.
i oeeded in getting rope to The hal
snfocated creatures. Ehe FIRE is sale
Sto have originated in tho store-Ioom
ExpLoslos.
Indianapolis, Ind, April l1-At
fgosgleck tbs morning. Ut the foot Q
( the inclined plane, at Madison, Ind
]. the 'oeonotiy Btighe exploded, kl4
! ing two men md waunding sno,he
q seriously The Bright i : powerful
) engine ussd pr h.nliae trsins up sn
Il !.
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ihe store 4 gging with s'cken'ng
thui. He we. carried to = saloon
across the street aud died in \ few
moments, Two other men jumped
from fourth story windows, one of
whom seemed not TO lie dangerously
hurt, while the ofiier expired in few
nomeuls a WOMAN in fifth story
window on Fiiii, sirsst front became
panic striken and jumped out. She
alighte;l on her feet aud was carried
10 ST. James hotel still alive. Her
h husband " y, 10 ssse AaA theeH standing BY
q iier siae, then tore up the bedding
and let The strip so made, out of the
wii1dsfw. TO ihs the hremen attached
"a rope, which thu man hauled up
making il fast to o,he windowsill and
safely desoanded by il. A man naai-
led j. L. Wilson jumped from the
Efoueth stony window and was killed.
Andttw E.istnan aud Mrs Scott met
Itheir death in the same way. The
mortality among .he-fcmale help OF
lthc hotel is feared TO be great. There
we're some two hhndred OF them, all
soi whom were lodged in the upper
story Of sl.e euilsling. The panic
Iamong them WAS perfectly terrible,
ada number of them Jumped from
he upper windows on the Elm street,
,r rear si,se.oT the house. Among
those kaoen 10 have been killed in
this alanner nre Btitiset Mead, Mary
Garry, B idget White, Ellen Rely,
aud several Others who were carried
away oy lfiends and whose naues are
not yet ass8ftais,ea iiss ka.e Cla1-
Ton, t,,as: aesrsss, hid another narrow
| escape ard Is unlaarmed. Among
l4t.asa S,sqwn 70 iiasc been saved are
il. llre:1, Texas; Mrs. a. slcCoj, Al
3oaa, Pa.,s Mrs. Geif, sgraeuss, n.
y; iF. u. G6ssgswsll AMI family, and
L. j. lSimb.ll, OF Lamapte. Mo, and
DR.. Gerlsct, GFraisn Consul, who
Jumped from i window aud broke q
lieg. His wife Is unhull. Charles
reenan lost his lie in attempting to
save others.
Loss gu the bnilding and coatents il
from 100000 to sI,ooo,ooo. Iusu-
rance unknown.
Among the guests saved are S. B
.Coulson, Y ankton; H. L. Monril, Cal
]ro; B. f. Wishbree, Colorado
4 Springs; II. 4. Wilson, St. Paul
duorgr z ute tbai, z eeHia
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
ALL QUIET.

sColumbia, April n.-Gen. H.,np.
Ton is now in POSSESSION Of tho state.
house. Atrauster Of papers and 9TH
el property was male at noon to-day,
by the respective secfetarys, Wade II.
Manning representing Hampton, and
9. J. BAbbi,t, Chamberlain. There
IS no excitement whatever.
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interpolation occurred. Among the
killed are John Linley, engineer and
J. Hansfader, passenger Who vas
was riding on the engine. The ere
NJ an had both legs broken and other.
wise injured.
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N ETs NJ rELEGRAPa

WALL srxrrr.
New York. April IL.
Money per cent.
Governnents-Strong but dull.
Gold 1o5a.
stocks-Active and unsettled
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-11

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