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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-07-26
kENosHA COUNTY CouRr:-lN PROBATE

In the matter, of the Estate of Joseph Wads-
worth deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Abraham
'WadsWorth and John Wadsworth, Administra-
tors OF said Estate, representing, among other
things, that they have fully administered said
estate, and praying that time and place be fixed
for examining and allowing their account OF their
administration it is ordered that said account be
examined by the Judge of this Court on the sixth
day OF August A. D. 1877, at his office in the city
Of Kenosha, and said County, at 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
of said day.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing a
prior to said day of examination, in the keno
sha Telegraph a weekly newspaper published
at Kenosha. in the County of Kenosha and State
Dated Kenosha, this tenth day
Of July 4. D. 1877.
6w3 VOLNEY FRENCH, County Judge.
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4 WONDERFUL REMEDY.

Try Dr. Woodbury's Dyspepsia or Headache
LozengeS, and be cured. These Lozenges are
the result of thirty five years study and expert
ment in an extensive medical practice, and, as
never failed to cure dyspepsia i'll all its forms
and stages, such as Heartburn. Distressed or
Sour Stomach. Sick Headache, Flatulency, Cos
tiveness Bad Breath, Loss of Appetite and the
like. They are pleasant to the taste. convenient
to take. and an Invaluable remedy for Stomach
Liver, Kidney and Urinary complaints. For sale
by all Druggists. Address, A. r. TINKHAM,
Chicago, AVA
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The strike on the lines of railroads
between Chicago and New York, has
done much evil, among other things, in
disarranging business calculations, a
continuance must produce a thorough
stagnation, resulting in more distress,
more suffering. more misery for the
poor and destitute.
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Q q -.

| Everybody should see
the most perfect and SAT
est stove in the world. It
is selffeeding.and always
full Of oil. Send fer cir
ocular. Special induce
Iments to agents. Call or
address
OIL STOVE
| Co rs Dearborn ST.,
Chicago, Ill.
5W4
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EN-WOODARD-In Salem. June 80,
1877, by A. Vanalstine, Esq, Afr. Andrew
Tighten and Miss Lucia Woodland, both of
Palentine, Ill.
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LosT-Last Sunday morning, some
where near the residence Of Geo. S.
Baldwin in this city, or between that
and the Methodist Church, or ON the
street running west to the railroad, a
gold bracelet, one Of pair, the gift of
friend; the lady can i'll afford to bear
the loss, and the finder will confer q
a great favor upon her by handing it
in to the Post Office, or to this office.
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PERSONALITIES Maria Flynn, OF
Chicago, is visiting her parents in this
city.
Mr.. Geo. FL. Francis Of Sycamore, Ill,
formerly of Kenosha, was in town this
week.
Messrs. J. II. Kimball, f. Robinson,
i. G. Lance and others, left this city in
the yacht "Sea Bird" last Monday morn
ing for a ten days trip around the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Holt were at &C.
neva Lake last week.
Mrs. Carrie Pearson, Of Atchison,
Kan, is visiting in this city.
MRS. GEORGE READ is visiting
friends at Henderson, New York.
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New York,

NEW YORK, October &c. Cotton =
Steady at 1lAa1l9Sc. Flour-In buyers
favor and light trade; No. 2, So 0Oai %
IS sOa6 90, White wheat extra 50 O5a6 Is
fancy 50 S0as 2j, extra Ohio IS 5Oa7 90, st.
Louis So 65as %, Minnesota patent process
81 4Oa950. Wheat-LOwGr and light trade;
No. l spring 81 50, ungraded red winter
81 Al: white Michigan 81 SAX, No, white
Michigan 81 80. Rye-Firm; western No.
at7lAc. Barley-Quiet but firm; No. .
Canada SIC. Malt-Unchsnged. Corn
Demand active; steam mixed October Glu
G21c, No. 2 October 6lAa62Nc. Outs
Dull; western mixed and State Mt 33a37c,
white western Sia44c. Hay and HOps-Un.
changed. COaes-Demand fair and mar
ket drmi Rio cargoes ut l5Mal9Ac gold,
jobbing l53<a2lc, gold. Sugar Dull and
unchanged. Nolasses-In moderate de.
mand. Rice-Steady aud In fair demand.
Whisky-Quiet bnt firm at 81 II.
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Christian Missionary Convention

ST, LOUIS, October 2G.-The general
Christian Missionary Convention reas-
sembled to-day. During tho morning
session several official reports were pre-
sented. The report OF the committee in
aid Of weak churches ELECTED Considera-
BILE discussion.
At2P.M. the Board Of Foreign Mis-
sions, OF which Elder Isaac Errett Is
President, began It's session. Elder W.
I. Moore, Corresponding Secretary, pre-
sented an elaborate report on behalf OF
the Board, showing satisfactory pro-
gress in the various branches Of foreign
missionary work, the English and Dam
ish missions especially being in q most
prosperous condition. The financial con-
dition not being such as to Justify the
establishment of French mission, for
some time contemplated, the report con-
tanned an earnest appeal in iis behalf.
Mrs. Delaney, who Is proposed for the
French mission, was present and deliver
ed an effective address, after which do.
nations were called for and liberal sum
contributed.
The evening session waa occupied in
hearing additional reports.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a. 1852.

the poor an irredeemable paper currency
is the most remorseless. He made this
remark in the course oiaSpeeCh or letter
upon our finances, u subject that he had
studied profoundly by the light Of his.
tory and his own experience in the
panics Of 1919 and 1887. Mr. Wells tella
us that there is nothing in this remark
Of Mr.. Webster. He himself knows
much better. Mr.. Wells is as wise as that
famous Oracle in the Garden who assured
Mother Eve that there was nothing in
what had been told her about the injuri-
Gus effects Of the forbidden fruit, and
bade her go ahead and eat all she wanted,
"ior God doth know that in the day ye
eat thereof your eyeS shall be opened"
The context tellS us that the forbidden
itwAs so "good for food, !" SO "pleasant
to the eyes," and 10 much to be desired
ITO make one wise" that II was irreSist.
ible, just as the greenback hobby Is to
Mr.. Wells, and therefore II was eaten, and
thereby the teeth OF the whole human
race were set on edge.
This is what another issue Of irredeem.
able paper money wUuld do for this
country.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

-Tammany last night nominated Au.
gustus schell to oppose John Morrissey
for Senator.
Benz. ], Cole, an extensive iron ioun.
der and machinist Of Laconia, n. H., has
gone into bankruptcy.
Francis Robinson, known as "viIlie
Seville" Of Cunersons minstrels, killed
himself at Ingersoll, Ont.
The Boston & Albany Railway has
declared dividend OF per cent on the
capital stock Of $20000,000.
The attendance at the State Fair at
Little Rock, Arkansas, to-day was as
large as any day yet, 1t closes to'mor-
row.
Edward Costley, Of Frederick, Nd,
has been convicted Of the murder Of his
cousin, Solomon Costley, on the 4th Of
April last.
The American Masous who recent.
ly arrived in London have Joined the
strikers. The Stafordshire coiliers have
also voted to strike.
The Synod of New Jersey sustain
the Presbytery Of New Brunswick for
suspendiug Rev. John Miller, Of Prinsl.
ton, for heresy. The vote stood 100 to %.
The saw mill connected with the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
works, at indianapolis, burned yesterday
morning. Loss $1,000. Insurance on
machinery 81 500 in the franklin OF St,
Louis.
"A tramp who registered as E. s.
Smith, Western Ohio, hung himself on
Thursday night at the u. Hotel, Co
lumbus, o. He twisted a spool Of cotton
thread into rope and suspended himself
from nail in the wall. Death resulted
from strangulauon.
There were Eve new cases Of yellow
fever at Fernandino yesterday and the
weather unfavorable. Food has been
furnished 500 families, Sister Mary Jo.
Seph, who went from Savannah to nurse
the aick at Port Royal, died from yelloW
fever alter her return,
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WOmen's National Temperance
Union.

CHICAGO, October 26.-The third day
Of the Women's National Christian Tenn.
paranee Union was unusually interest
ing. The delegation from the National
Uuiversalist Convention, led by Rev. Mr..
Simmons, of Vermont, was cordially re.
ceived.
The morning session was spent in hear.
ing the report on the publication Of our
Union; the paper Of the association, and
the pledges Of the State towards its sup
port.
The afternoon session occupied the re.
port Of the Literature Committee, Miss
Julia Colman, Of New JERSEY, Chairman,
through which it is intended 10 scatter
temperance books, papers and leaflets all
over the country.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President-Mrs. Annie Wittenmeyer, oi
Philadelphia.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. Mary
F. Burt, of New York.
Assistant Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. Louise s. Rounds, Of Chicago.
Recording secretary-Mrs. NJ. q. John.
son, Of New York.
Assistant Recording secretary-Mrs
Mary A. Woodbridge, OF Ohio.
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CHICAGO, October 6.-Flour-Dull and
lnchauged.S Wheat--Actlve but lower;
No; l Chicago spring 81 10, No. 2, 81 cox
cash, 81 0I9Sal OK November, ii 0Syfa
a OSN December, No. 8, 81 06K, rejected
95o. COrn-ACtiye, firm, higher and 'irSg.
nlar at A6Nc cash, 4ShalSSSc November,
rejected 44c. Oats-Fairly active and 4
shade higher at 24j &c cash, 2SNo November,
9S]Sa2lc December. Rye-steady and IN.
changed. Barley-EaSier at 5SISe, poFk
STEADY and In fair demand at Sil.50 caSh.
$l4 Scala 10 October, Sl2 65al2 70 Noyem.
her Sl3 45al2 AK the year. Lard-Dnll
and nominal at s. S5as 10 cash, IS e0as e5
October, IS l7IS the year. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged, WhiSky-SI on.
AT the close Wheat was unsettled and
lower at 81 09ai 0y1S October, 81 DIAL 0I1S
November. Corn easier. Oats firm and
unchanged. Pork firmer but not Quotably
higher. Lard steady and UNCHANGED,
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No improvements In Nenator Nor.
toms Condition.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 25.-The arti.
Gle published in tho Journal Tuesday
morning, representing the views otSena.
tor Morton as 10 the duty Of Republican
Congressman with reference 10 President
Hayes, was written by Judge Martindale,
proprietor Of that paper. The work was
done so we'll that when submitted TO the
Senator for his approval, II was necessa.
ry 10 make less than half a dozen verbal
corrections. But these were sufficient 10
show how closely the Senator listened to
the reading, and how readily he could
detect the use OF an improper word, or n
sentence not sufficiently explicit 10 con-
vey his meaning. Tonight the Senator's
condition Is not much II any improved.
DR.. Bliss has concluded TO remain two or
three days longer, until he can see the
full effects OF the new treatment. The
only chance Of his restoration now il the
breaking up Of an enforced fast.
DR.. Bliss left tonight for Chicago, and
will return TO Washington next week,
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Richmond Programme for the
Reception OF the President.

RICHMOND, October 2G.-The pro.
gramme for the reception and entertain
ment Of President Hayes has been ar.
ranged as follows: The President and
party will reach the city Tuesday on a
special train, which stops at Monroe
Park, where the welcome speech will be
made by acting Mayor Meredith. After
the response by the President the party
will be escorted by the military and Gre
department to the Exchange Hoiel, where
at night a reception will be held. On
Wednesday the President visits the State
Fair and will be welcomed to Virginia
BY Governor Kemper, and at night the
State reception will be held at the Exec.
utive MansiOn. On Thursday review OF
the military, competitive drill and an
excursion TO Dutch Gap Canal; return.
ing to Richmond at night, the Presi-
dent will be accorded an ovation.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet.
STATE SRCI-RITTRS-Dn


SToCEs-The market opened strong a
an advance Of 4 to 2 per cent, the latter il
quicksilver preferred, as compared will
the closing figures Of yesterday. A weak
feeling soon set in, and prices declined ,!
to 2A per cent in the entire list. In the
afternoon there was partial recovery
but during the last hour stocks were weGR
and at the close the lowest prices Of thC
day were generally current. Purchases O
New Jersey Southern by prominent Ger
man banking house gave rise to talk, in
cluding report that Mr.. Garrett, OF the B
q o., had made arrangements with some
large holders Of the stock to obtain con
troll Of the road for the purpose Of getting
into New York by a new route.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares
OF which 5000 were New York Central
ll,s0O Erie, 4l,6OO Lake Shore, 7,SOt
Northwestern common, 500 preferred
l6,40O st. Paul common, $500 preferred
$500 OhiOs, $500 LackawGuna, 5000 Del
aware & Hudson Canal, 2S,0O0 Michigan
Central, $4,000 Western Unions 500 Quick
silver preferred, and $1,000 New Jersey
Southern,
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PHILADELPHIA, October 20.-Flour-
Steady AMI unchanged. Wheat-Dull;
amber 81 4Ial 40, red 81 42al 43, white
81 47al 90. Corn-Quiet; yellow at GA
62Ifc, mixed 6lA6I11 11<c. OatS-Firm; white
western at 35aS6c, mixed western SOaS4c.
Rye-Quiet at GSa70c. Proyisions-Un
changed. Butter-Quiet; creamery 3OaS2c,
Western Reserve at 24A26c. Cheese
Firm: western fancy 121<alSc. Petroleum
Dull; refined l4xal49sc, crude llal11ic.
Whisky-Dull at $ll9.
WooL-Quiet and firm; supply light but
equal to the demandi prices unchanged.
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I.ynched. by NInskedl mem,

DAYTON, October 26.-The killing Of
Wesley Geyer on Wednesday night al
Palestine, near Greenyille, 40 miles from
here, has caused much excitement in that
vicinity. The murdered man bore a bad
reputation and had been charged with
horse stealing. He was warned to leave the
town, and not complying gang Of masked
men called him from his house on
Wednesday night and rildled him with
shot in front Of his own doorway. He
had lived in Palestine twenty years
owned property there, and leaves wife
and seven children. No action has been
taken by the authorities to discover the
assassins, and il is not known whether
they were 4 vigilance committee or q
gang OF desperadoes,
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Young Mems Christian ASsoCia'
lion.

CLEVELAND, October 26.-The Christ
ian Conference OF railroad men consider
ed the following topics to-day: Duties
OF the General Secretary-Visiting hos.
pltals, homes and cabooses. Opened by
Sheriff Lang, Of Cleveland-Meetings in
cottages, shops, and yards. o. r. Stock.
we'll Of Columbus Temperance ques.
ton. E. G. Dickson, OF Collinwood-
Relations Of railroad Christian work to
Young Mems Christian Association. r.
G. Morse, Of New York-How to counter.
act peculiar trials and temptations Of
railroad men. W. R. Davenport, Of Erie
What are you doing? T. B. Patton, Of
Altoona-Especially for railroad men in
your town. Allan Bourne, Of Detroit,
Sunday question.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, October 20. Flour Quiet
Wheat-Easier; No. / white Michigan 81 50
extra do 81 81, amber Michigan spo
81 29. No. 2 red winter spot, seller October
and Noyemb er 81 27LE, No. 3 red Sll7H
Corn-EasieT high mixed 4s3tc, No.
spot 4sc, seller October 4sNc, rejected
47Ac, damaged 45Hc. oats-Dull; No .
white CSC, Michigan 261c. Clover Seed,
Held at 81 IS.
a P. M.-Whcat quiet; No. whit
Michigan, 81 S2K, extra do ST. Stat 34II,
amber Michigan spot and seller NOvem
Der 81 2SH, seller December 81 99H, No
2 red winter seller October 81 27, sellc
November 81 27<, No. 3 red 81 IS, No.
amber Michigan 81 %. Corn quiet, No.
spot Axe, seller November Axe, danug'
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'rhe Workingmen's Convention
To-day.

Alter the meeting to-day we hope to
understand more satisfactorily than we
now do the ultimate purpose Of calling
1t. Al this time we do not feel as il we
were duly qualified to explain Just what
may be expected. Looking over the list
Of delegates We Judge that there is not
likely to bc perfect accord as to what
should be the objects OF such call. For
Instance, we do not suppose that Mr.. Al,
bert Wells and Mr.. John r. Hubbard
occupy the same position on the green.
back question, and yet both are delegates
Mr. Albert Wells is the gentleman who
more than any one else, rings the bell and
blows the horn on the greenbalk question
In this community, lie, no doubt, will
explain everything fully as soon as The
Convention is called to order. We hope
to hear him explain tho history and phi
IOsophy Of pauics in this and other coun
'Fle', and tell us truthtully what it wa
mat brought the present panic upon The
United States, and why we had panics it
lS57 and in 1887, when we had no "bloat
ed bondholders" nor "National Banks" tc
inveigh against.
We hope Mr.. Wells will explain to The
Convention how the mere printing o
more evidences Of debt is going to brinl
prosperity to a country that is over
produced in the way Of manufactures
how it happened that paper money (see
Ing that It's volume was larger that yeal
than any previous year, did not save III
from the panic Of 1873; and how it Il
that more irredeemable paper money il
going to enable US to ship our surplu
production, to the markets OF Mex
leo, West Indies and South America, ii
competition with nations that do bushes
with money that will produce cheaper
than our money.
Mr., Wells has perhaps heard OF til,
remark once made by Daniel Webster
10 the effect that Of ali devices 10 cbea
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NEw York, October 26.-Net receipts a,
all United States ports during the week
$4,000 bales, same week last year l76, 900;
total receipts at all United states ports D
date $4,000; same date last year aS0, 600.
Exports from oil United States ports ior ths
week 81, ,01O bales; same week last year o..
OOOi total exports from all United states
ports to date $4,000, same date last year
1885, 900. Stock at all Ucited States ports
sol 900; same time last year 500 600. stock
at all interior towns 1900; same time In
I87G-64,000. Stock at Liverpool 425, 600
same time Ia 1s76-644,0O0. stock OF the
United States Gloat for England $1,000,
same time in 1861, 900.
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CINCINNATI, October &c. - Cotton -
Quiet at l0IEc. Flour-Dull md uuchang,
ed. Wheat Quiet; red 81 GOAL 80. Corn
Dull at 45a4Gc. Oats-Quiet and steady
at ?7aSlc. Rye-Dull at 59a6Oc. Barley
Dull and unchanged. Pork Quiet but
steady at $l4 90. Lard-Dull; steam IS 80
Kettle Ga exc. Bulk Meats-No offerings
Baton-strOng; sides 9Na9Xc. Butter
Fair demand; fancy creamery 3Sc, prime
to choice Western Reserve 95a25c, Centra
Ohio lSa?2c. LinSeed Oil-Dull Mt 5Sc
Whisky-Steady and in good demand al
HoGs-Demand fair and market firm,
common 81 00a4 65, light 81 75a4 90. pack;
Ing 81 S5a5 10, butchers SIS l0R5 20.
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UnIyersnlisf Convention.

CHICAGO, October 26.-The UniversaliSt
Convention today was largely attended.
Considerable timO was occupied in amend.
ing the laws 50 as TO present a more syS.
tematic plan Of conducting Church trials,
and various amendments were referred to
the Committee appointed by the Chair.
There was warm discussion on the queS-
ton Of allowing increased appropria-
ttons for tho students OF Tufts and Cam
ton Colleges.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.

LONDON, October 28.--The impression
prevails that since the rains the Russian
are convinced Of the impoSsibilily ol
wintering In Bulgaria. They will make
u desperate effort 10 reduce Pleyna ant
defeat suleiman PashA's army before re
tirement into Roumania becomes neces
sary.
Turkey, securing the release Of Gs,sOO,.
600, Egyptian tribute, 10 about to negoti
ate new loan Of s5y0OOOOO, interest, &C.
cured by the G2SOOOO.
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Gen. Forests Critical Condition

MEMPHIS, October 2O.-Gen. Forrest is
still in critical condition and has been
reduced by chronic diarrhea until he
scarcely weighs hundred pounds.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT A HORSE RACE.
A shocking accident occurred at the
Jackson, Tenn, Fair yesterday during a
horse race. Two young ladies attempted
to cross the track in front Of the horses
and one Of them, Miss Annie Scurlock
was struck by one Of the horses and
probably fatally injured. The horse fell
and threw his rider, John johnson, 90.
verely injuring him. Another horse, be,
coming entangled in the melee, threw his
rider, young Madison, fatally injuring
him.
A later telegram from Jackson, Tenn,
states that all the parties injured by the
accident at the race yesterday, as reported
in these dispatches, arc improving aud
will recover.
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THE SOLDIER pREsfopNrs,

Gen. Grant to-day received visits from
. large number Of Americans and we'll
known Frenchmen, including Leon Say.
President McMahon, when receiving
Gen. Grant yesterday, said he was much
gratifed 70 make the acquaintance Of SO
illnstrious a soldier; offered 10 open all
military establishments TO his inspection,
and to furnish the means OF knowing
everything concerning military affairs.
Gen. Grant accepted the offer with thanks.
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Death OF a RemarIxnbIe gTnn,

MEMrHs, October 2G.-Rev. Morris
Henderson, Golored pastor Of the
Beale Street Colored Baptist Church
died this evening at eight o'clock after a
long illness; aged "a. Hewas q remark.
able man, and by his efforts alone had
raised and expended upon his church,
since 1854, the sum Of $4,000. His
church books showed q membership Of
1000, and he was idoliEed by his members
and beloved and respected by all who
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indicted for Consp,racv

PmIADEIrHIA, October 26.- The
grand jury has indicted John S. Morton,
Samuel HUM, B. F. Stokes, John B. Ma.
gle and George N. Vickers, on charge
Of conspiracy TO deiraud the Market
Street Railway Company out Of $500 900.
Another indictment charges Morton,
Stokes and Huhn with em6ezzling $40.
900 belonging to the company and Nagle
and Viskers with receiving the money.
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chicago Cattle alariret.

CHICAGO, October 26.-The DrOreri Jour
nal reports:
cATrLE- Receipts, S,iOG ahipments,
$500. Native shipping aud Colorado
scarce and steady. Natives fair at $465,
ColoradOs 50 6Oa4 %. Through Texans IN
fair supply; inferior at 81 25a3 20. Inle.
rior natives, good receipts and weak. Cows
50 l2Ha2l90. Steers at s. 0Oa3 rs. Bulls
at 50 lg<s2 so. Stotkcrs scarce and active
sales at S2 SOaS 20.
HoGs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 4, 500;
irregular and higher, but shipping s. l6a
3 Soi postons 81 9Oa5 10, packers 81 76a6 %,
light 81 9Oa5 90; closed quiet and weak '
sHEEP-Receipts, 625; quiet aud steady,
shipping s. 75a4 25; butchers heavy on Gc.
count Of the weather and over supply Of
cheap beef.