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Ieutiblann.

2onbon, -. San. Giner 3epel6e
aus Berlin sufolae sftponnen Die So'
5ial=3 emofroten bel Der &sidstasuabl
mebrere Mitglieoer III M}u9oeburg.
9resbsn, @reslau unb anoercn 5tab=
ten. 9os Gelultat ipuroe om5 cine
Spaltung Der Iiberalen Yartci perur-
iodt; Die Tortidritts. partci neise'te
iid ndmli6 in GoIge Der 3uscitdnbnille
Der National 2iberalsn m Die 9fe9ie=
runs bc5iisli6 oss Suitisgelebcs nit Den
2tbteren 81 fin men. Sic Mit9lieoer
3obl Der Gortidrittspariei ion nabe;
hesimirt lein, wabreno bic National-2l=
beralen, Die unromantanen unb Sic
gonierpatiben sbenlo 1tarf pertret.n
iino, als i'm Istten &cidstase.
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Curo.al(d)e Nad)ritbten.

aserfim. l>Der ben prsuBiIhen Wfi'
ailterratb, we her utter Dem Torlts
DWs . utidseu &ailcrS Sen ocfinltluer
y idluB iaB'e. Die Glnlaouns iur Pas
III t Is llauSltellunQ ab3utebncm, cut.
bait oaS .6rti. Souri," cine iehr ints:
ttllanten Ycrlht. Danad bait Der
Rallcr Die SerGtbuna nit elnsm ial
BIZ i Sierttlltunoen war noen 'ortr age
H6Ifutt IN weld)em ct DC @riiuoe iir
ano yc9en Die S;ld) dang Der IuSjt;l
lung nah all II 0tlhlunIm bin bsleuds
tete. Die GiSpo)ition. )oiuie %injelnc
Datsn la3sn Dem &aIl + geld isben Dor.
wd4reno I'M ucbrt9en Ole u%selnanOers
legun9eu fret porgctragcu wuroen.
. lbit Die dltelteu Gabmctsmtglljo er
rrinncrn iih fsinsS Swcit II 6aueo. mos
bel DER Scatter in 0 mteuliuer ulo cri1n,
liper 8cllt wQbreno elnJa @oll us Oh
Ocbatte geliibrt bate, Wte lerner b..
rld)tet mlrO, trat in Serladie oer Seras
tbung elne mnuerboltn " Blttmmung
9e9en Sraafrela ltenS oeS NanS!er
bUuOr, w0brcno OF &0lir lid)tlld BE-.
ltrebl MAJ, ltlnen stpaltl9cn . aatS
mann 81 mdBlJcn ulo iu bcrubtyru.
Der OttnllterrutD nj b elnlttmmll bel
~leler ld)on frilDtr usrtrscaep An,ldli
uno NJ Or Wonard uod 9teuem oerl l.
ben bet1etr,ten. DAB Die @ntld)tloun9
IN Sunossratb unb Jf td)5taJ mld)l ans
octo au5Iauen miro, lteDt lrlt.
DIE 5tcsisruug bat nud) oificiolsn
W(tbeltaas II tidy cntl plonm. aaI cine
ptm auJeorOneteubaul an9enonnene.i
Antvuy ocs AbJ. Walter eln,u9sben uu;
otm uadlt II yulola9 ELI @.l,g uorsua
lc9en. WeId)cS Die bSJeriae . lplltN
tang Der po,ailHsn 0tmclnoen aar oeu.
lmt H9eln9I | %aaIqebl, gu oen tr1-
lld>en Seoirlnihen DER Pilrr9cmelnosa
in leJr rleullDem uMIangc u~,'SuIteu
crm Oh Sorarb lien Ituo IN Den M,,
nlrterien Oes &ultus unO DER SuiuS b.
rc'l0 9el1lollsn.
GeitsnS oes Sulti3miuiIterS uno ocs
Wlnllter5 OeS 5naern liao %belouoerc
Snltrucuontn al ole S%laatSlnDalts
uno ote Obtren neutrality-suspicious.
e~raan9en, melde Oenl.l0n Oereu
Steuuns 9cseniiber Den loc.aliltilAcM
@ab!a9ltallonem por5eihnen.
Der in lester .3sit uielsenannte Ss'
ransneber hrr ~He dlsalods". fribercr
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9llanoilde pspe(den.

Wob lngton II, 13. SIN. Gin
telegraph BON 0auana. Don sclieru "a
tint uno in oielsr Stooe erbalten, fact.
hab Der friibere &auHobrtei 9ompfer
~Wonlesuma" unn ben cubaril6m ST.
iur9enten nabc Yortn &jco erobsrt unh
Su eInem YIroten= Sbift. nGespsoes"
genonnt. perdnoert. lit Don Den cubonis
1hen Htruten perbronnt moroel, als Der
1ponilde 3slr9soompfer .Sorgc Suan"
auf o%aIelbe Su9o mahte. Gbe Der
.Sorse Suan" oos brennenoe 5hff err
relhte. wnren Die Birnten in Eo,en nah
Der ndhlteu &iit eriflobcn. ole. we man
gloubt, 8ensSurla lit. Ser .Sorac
Suan" no6m an Soaro "A Mnnl. uan
Der friiberen 9clabunb bes .Wontesu=
NO." wclNc BON Den Gubantrn als s..
iangcne 9ebultcn wuroer.
Wopol Il o Il. St.. II San. 0HnrD
@rnplln, lpelAsr Dor GurSem ocs Dior.
oes I'M erIien @rnoe iiae,iibrt pur0e.
perNnbe Neltern i'm @efdnanliie, ii II Die
&ellF nit cner @ioslhcrbe an pnh .
i6nsl en-. Is cgiitIrt M.sli9t ouf ittns
Gtttnng.
pottspills &c.. - San. 8or.
bereitursen fir bic 6Iuht ocr Dolly
Musuires" i'm birlisen Is fdnaniIls jino
ioeben cnthedt unb pereite moroen.
Somes Boyle mo Su9b Mc@ebon, ipcl
dc 8eioc Sum5ooe oerurtbult lino, bat.
ten bereits Den TasbobM unter ibrsn
8ettcn hur1bro1en.
To o II. II. San. Soiepb Moore
aus Gperett ,uuroe 9eItern auf bic Mntla-
O. bin perboftst @~oloboaars uno anbe=
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8ermil0teS

tteber Nbouf &erim uno Stred'r
modt ciu nit beiocu nefann'er@orreiponu
bent Der Wicncr .. ;3ta. folacuOe Dit
tn lung: etrsder uuo 2lborl &crim limo
,ruei arunoper hieoene Ferlonen Nb'ul
Sc i'm lit ein d)tel 9trtt, fine mllitdri.
Idle Nusbllouna c belt II III Wien tet
Sa Stag. SIN Sabre 1851 co emmoirs
tc CT III SnzI atolIeu; aber oerritS oa
mails ,par er pif uno b qasm acworoc |.
Die Ghlaht meitl,h uon Soia;lo ar9en
Die Mulisu aug ucaeh Wanacls on autr
Yorlitt perloren; bate CT bod uld)t eth
nal 0orronen aufacltept! Seiu 5,cuuo
Der crn1oroeie Sulieiu 2tuni. b ruefe lbn
in ben lebten ,ebu Sabren ra3u. UNI lelnt
2 durfercien ourd Die @b !idfeit ablu
&c.im's su oedcn. 81 Wlr III l'et,rt,
3cit mlcosrbclt SeroStpr (Gricasnlini
lter, bebielt lit aber immer nas Som
monbo oes Nrmee~Sorps 90 Sdumla
DOR, mo CT uuh am %ltebiteu rcliol tie "a
er bier, fern pom IS treble ser Sluptltaoi
ais thter 5,onpicr ITO Fhil tier lid EN-
ulatt iibte1 &et { lii3tn Nlhtstuuu bin
oebrn fcl nte Ott Strw hsluna mt@e
neral Strrcfer MAI tnber folmen, cop
o,c'er il, Den lsete' ;rbn Sabrcn fie;s tle
rcttc y . Aoll trtn's q te III 1T,
ii Nolae selien su1lhn btiocn elle qros
Re cr1r ujltt beit BIT. Stted.r tit
III elm J.liou non uuiulitnocr Tah uao
ouqem IL er 81 uua. nar uls Saerit Or /
,}aUr l., Naatolnn ur bit oao.l au3er-
orocutlld) 'pidtia' geoArapbllde Stualen
acuadt IL, nem aan eli 9 oiet: Don . |
b ride 9reu;r bis u.or,un q rb,fr
Sipas Nmaua mo Sanlonu. bclo tocls
III Dem SweGe, uM cen %beriihmten ii nd
ua 4 hophor's III eeIrrib II. @r bal
bierii ct adl cine bfd,it lntc %ellante . 10
idiire pc Dffeullld)t 3yoB ltln raroBen
Ne olennc lit Ct. lpie ltm Gullta 9run=
ualo, Wenpt M .Jta inamsfl buero L
Sim, (B,ta noe 9eneral,) obllclh il. 26
bis 80 Sabre als Suiituftorel oleneu
sic liuo aud) ptsi idl sd)ltr bc,ublt als olc
er(t lejt ;ehn Sabren oielcn ell ena(lld)cr
~ oriuc<O ifie1e. 2lt liuo beate nOd
quite Gtrliten, Strefer IL &atho.ia, iel'
lie BRET col gen lino prote lanttn Ol'
bobe Mdltun /. meldc tie init ,eht IL Dem
sn fiid II Sfiisic s Cops enlcbsn. bal
ibren @rulo oayin, oaB lie ni1c5iencgaa
ten 9eworoen line.
Sin amerifanii0er3 nj Ell
frieoer. Sin mablbabenoerSauf nanl
in Ssueao. y. 9. id)toB nit Elm III aus
wdrts mohuenoeu Darm + einc 9anocl
ab bebufS 2%lefcruus neg bubidcn NAci
nadtsbdumhenS @ine8 9beni8 fur,
Dor Dem Meibuadtstag e:ihicn Del Sur
mcr uno l~ieierte til ber Slide elm %befrleol.
aenoes @remptar ob uno nahm Ole Ve
;obluu9 III @mpiang. Nn onoercnDIo,.
gen ertocdtc Oct Sausberr, baB oas Sn
mcra,iiu- Gdumd)en. Da8 OIL lclntmSlu.
ie su lteben pfle~ te. oas ib6nlte IN Del
ganscu staot, IcbIte. Gr bate leln eise'
ueS Sdund)cn aefauf it!
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Dif Tnhkur>


II teitnmt sss sanss btsberise 9eiluer!abren un,s
suitoben. Die Sur wtrb burd bas io9enarnte
SpDbac rno bur3 G%inrebmen nom S~pbpuloet
be,ptrtt lie sobbdoer Set9en an, no bic Rrantbeit
YIN Sts bat, r. ttsi iie disat ar /, 81 slsiSsr
Teuienoe iino tn ben lesten smei Sabren IN Der
gaoez9.niatt, "A Stauton Str New gort, sebetlt
poroen. Inter ben @ebetlten ~befinoen iib piele
Mer;te unb Ipotb,ftr. Ole 9obbdoer unterlbetren
j9 pon onberen Sdoern baourb, bab iie brett auf
1 bic &rantbett etnnirten, u D ben franten Stolf ents
ierntn, tn rpelder 5orm er aud SUM 9ori6ein
TONNE. Sic limb eth Serbrennun9ss pber @uSi6eis
bun9S>G rocee Der &rautDettsitoiie. Sober 8ronfe
ptro bel Der @npenbnns bt Ter Cur i~osuiasen iein
| ei9ener 9(rSt. gSenn Senono burd oieie 8Goer ees
beilt tit, 10 tit e. wirtli4 unb rabital se9ctlt. wabe
reno mad Der bisbertgen Seitmetbobe bic Wittef
seroSbulia seIdbrlt6er' limb ais bic aranfbeitielbf,
rnb li3 tiers IN GANGS peer iecnnbdrer arants
bei'sn e~iriielt.
obsfeiS Sic sy.baSer aas arantbetten, innerIis
nnb anberlia, %furirsn, 10 iino bod bic @irfnnsen
bet ~iol9eno. n arentbetten. Defenders penn fe I'D
nod in acutem 3uitanbe b~eiinben, gang auberorbent
lid: Otebcr, islbit Merpenz uno Spphusieber;
s"ri9t' s s,sI lsa "ns s, asasasa mt 9 n aNs sa Sirs;,
sepobnli6 lei6t tmurirt. MaTerindt, Wbeu.
matiSntuS wersea ot feb. i6nea sebeilt;
ippbiIttifd)e srautbsttsn in iebem d5rape. Yei
auBeren &ranfbeiten, 8rano,pnnSen, 0es
fd.piirem, S%ernpbeln &C; III bte Mirtuns eine
p prss SeSen ~ pom ,sq Der Mirt ssns ~, u, SS1 ,a esn.s'9 Me.
aemfrebS nnb bic iogenaunte &arns ober
3uderrubr (etne bts icst nnbeilbare .&rantbeit)
mu' Ben sebeilt. Bet lcBterer Sranfbeit seben 25
9roSent bes .3uderitofes nit ieoem Babe sur@ ben
L urtn ab.
Ote goSes nnb einne5mes9nlp perben mad
\ isbem NtaB i'm 9auoe p~erionot. Der NretS bes
gabespulpers 1T 80, Der bes Gtnnebne > Buffers
81. Wtan lalle ith cine Srpidire iber bic aobfW
III snsliiaer oSer oeutider Spra4e i9idet.
FIR. Rauchfuss
"a Stanton Ctr. (Dox 1901
Aew Qort
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Sta ien.

&om. II. San. Ser popt empfins
geitcrn Die Smoenten hes n~merlfoniidsn
Snitttnts. melde cine Mare6c perloien
uno cine Summe in Qetcrspfennigen
iiberreidtcn. Ser Yuplt 'rpdhnte in
ieiner Nnimort bic munoerbaen Sort,
.ihritte. wclde Der &atboli3jsmus in
Mmcrifa made.
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re Miinsen sefdli6t su baben. Itrlhles
bene 6alihmiinser. Npparate ,puroen bel
ibm porgefunben.
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Girginia Staat6<@ a5et1t
taslsp berausseseben son
9obn 8. y { II.
DO. 81 3uOlite Straee.
ytiAm 0 II B, V a.
greiie ber Museigen:

~ SaI so75
Gt1 Saudre, ~ M1.t Q
9tn sauars' y spai 175
ggtn sanats, : T.. MaM. 100
gtn sanars' ~ sesnat z 90
Gin SQUARE bret sNp"afe "o
srS5,r3Gnsaat' wsr en- tfts'r Ser'Snsf.
Nat ottr ~weniaer Bel rb'lben etnen square.
Nat Nnaefsen Nnb TIM gsraus sa aablen.
Die i3ettnua nib III Gt1 mont sne Unit
.saers pen bet 3rasern tar Is Gents per
Wcbe nnsaefrdaen.
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Gfe Der Hen uno Wiai1 Ctr.
NGteres iter bic serihieeeneu Ilalen unb
cer {, EraIten tSnnen tel yrof. Gaube Mr.
II GAIT Srrap SnaBe, ppsr in Der gcaer.
ME eff ast trsreen.
Uic %nsuiten TGuie iuerSen aelebrt.
Der INT rridt fir iunse 0omsn, MGtben
II b 1'ofen, fnpet WittwOts unb g ouno-
herbs, Man'ttass BON A bis 6 llbr, ben Der
Ssrr n DiFnltass auo 8reitnss,. Ircnes non
8 his 10 llbr, lfatt. mi Int
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gB THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE IS LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
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being boy again when he speaks and the

being boy again when he speaks and th,
children listen eagerly.
A temperance meeting was held at thl
same hour ut tae stand. Mrs. Dr.. Relic!
led the meeting, and short addresses werl
delivered by John Baggs,a a Mr.. Stevens
Washington BaggS and DR.. Kelley. ThI
Doctors remarks were very interesting
and the others all made good impres
sion.
Dr.. +. DeHAss preached at 8 o'clock
His text was, "Oh, the depths Of thu
riches both Of the wisdom and the knowl
edge OF God. He showed the wisdom O
God in the creation; the world, planetI
and stars all show forth his wisdom.
Man himself, how fearfully and wonder
fully made. But above all Is his wisdom
shown in the plan Of redemption. A
number Of illustrations were given. lii
referred TO the heroic death OF John
Maynard 10 save the lives OF others-and
Immediately y afterwards used language
something like the following: We had
embarked upon ship in Eden that was
fired by the spark Of temptation, lit from
the flames Of hell and when we were about
TO so down Christ came to US walking
upon the sea, took the helm himself,
offered his life sacrifice and beached our
bark upon the shores Of immortality.
The DR.. Is pleasant speaker.
The young folks meeting at the tab.
ernacle was more than usually interest.
ing.
At night J. McKendree Reilly preach.
ed from the text, "And the rnns0med of
the Lord shall return to Zion, &c.
Isaiah, IS chapter, 10 verse.
l have never as yet attempted 10 re.
port the Doctors sermons from the fact
that l am go interested that it Is impossi.
bic. Suffice 10 say that lie sustained the
reputation that he has long ago gained
with all who have heard him preach. lie
closed with powerful appeal to sinners
to turn to Christ. Several came forward.
The best Of order prevailed throughout
the day on the grounds, and on the streets
everything was quiet, except that Il few
drunken men were seen at times stagger.
ing along the streets. This We suppose
will ever be the case until total abstinanCe
takes hold OF all.
All the vast multitude who applied
found plenty to eat at the boarding tent.
MIR. White has proven himself equal to
the occasion.
AT one Of the gates about 1000 tickets
were sold, but we have not learned how
many were sold at the other.
The temperance meeting this afternoon
adjourned until tomorrow morning at 0
o'clock.
The audience filed the entire enclosure
during the day and night and many who
did not come to hear the preaching spent
the day in promenading the grounds.
Hereafter there will be regular services
at the Penitentiary in connection with
the camp meeting. Rev. Wilding
preached there this morning, and each
day one Of the brethren will preach in the
afternoon. REPORTER.
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and argument Of the case, held Mr.. DiehI
In 5000 to appear before the Probate
Court. A new warrant was Immediately
after Issued against Andrew Diehl upor
the charge Of assault and battery against
this Mr.. Duncan. Case postponed,
Mr.. Alex. Mayer, OF this city, returned
from OSwego, n. Y, bringing with him q
young and handsome bride.
II. II. Meek, the Water street grocer, il
at present feeding on smiles. II is girl
weighing 81 pounds.
A select party was given at the resi-,
dence Of A. Richardson, the popular
grocer. Miss Bella Piper, Of Glencoe
was present and greatly assisted to en-
liven the occasion.
Mr.. Andy Fulton, farmer Of this
township, sold to Butc 4 Dunlap, millers,
4O3 bushels OF wheat the other day which
was raised on only 10 acres OF ground.
Who can beat this?
Mr.. James B. Darrah Is building a
landing for boats behind our rolling mill,
to facilitate shipment and receipt Of mer-
chandise by the BellNire nail works.
Mr.. John Reed, Of this city, who, while
on little Spree at Pittsburgh, lew weeks
since, was relieved by supposed friend
Of S75, returned 10 thiS place the other
day to find new troubles. His house,
during his absence, was entered by thieves
and ransacked OF furniture, clothing and
other valuables.
Retail merchants in dry goods report
business very favorable. Mr.. Hermann
Roemer received heavy invoice OF goods
from the East few days ago.
The Light Guards drilled at their Ar.
mory Saturday evening.
Gen. q. W. Hoge and family, after an
absence Of several weeks, enjoying rural
sport and attending Barnesville camp
meeting, returned again Thursday even.
ing last.
Rev. Mr.. Milligan Of Glencoe, preached
at the Presbyterian Church yesterday TO
n large congregation.
Andrew Diehl, OF this city, was bound
over to the Probate Court in the sum Of
5000 for threatening to shoot a young man
named Joseph Duncan.
A picnic was held at Cummins' Grove
Saturday last, attended by rather select
crowd. Jack Toben aud West Dunn
amused the pleasure scekcrf with n free
fight.
The residence Of Mr.. NJ. D. Reasoner,
dentist, was entered by thieves the other
night. All the eatables about the house
were carried of. The thieves are re-
qnested to return the dishes, and no Queg.
tions will be asked.
School commences one week from to-
day. The Board Of Education meets this
evening. J, ED.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENcER
WASHINGTON.
That Sitting Hull Commission,

WASHINGTON, August 2O.-It is alto
gether likely that General Terry alone
will be sent to negotiate with Sitting
Bull. The trip Is oi such a formidable
character that very few citizens Of the
proper caliber care 10 undertake it, and
especially as they must take their pay Ia
gratitude. 1t ia believed that General
Terry can DO the business just as well by
himself MS II could be done by commits.
sion Of half dozen persons.
RuMoE AS TO NEXT SESSION OF CONGRESS.
The rumor is again in circulation that
the President is considering the proprie.
ty Of postponing the next session OF Con.
gress TO the regular day in December.
The statement is made that he has re.
ceived letters from prominent business
men throughout the country urging that
there is no present necessity for the meet.
ing Of Congress, and that the material
interests would probably be better served
by prolongatiOn Of the vacation. Many
Congressman have also, ii is said, writ.
ten to the same effect, some OF them urg.
ing the importance 10 them, as lawyers,
OF pressing business before Courts at the
fall term.
WELLS AND ANDERSON.
Ex-Governor Wells and General An
derson, OF the Louisiana Returning
Board, have arrived. They say their
visit has no connection with the iniorma-
tion filed against them in New Orleans.
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BELLAIRE LoCAIs.-The annual con.
vention Of the Disciples Of Christ met in
Bellaire August 18th, and continued five
days. There were great many dele.
gates and visitors present. 1t was one
ot the most harmonious and enthusiastic
conventions OF the kind we ever attended.
Between twenty and thirty congregations
were represented and there were eleven
ministers present. The missionary and
school enterprises among the Disciples
are developing rapidly, and from the
amount OF business done aud the kind Of
men placed in office next year will doubt
less be q very prosperous one in the cause
Of ChristSSThe convention elected rs Pref-
ident, I. N. johnson, Cashier Of the Ma
tional Bank OF Quaker City, O.; Vice
President, r. W. Nelson, Of Bellaire, o ;
Secretary and Treasurer, Rev. /. J. Spen-
Ger, Of Bellaire, and Rev. L. ]. Gantz, Of
Barnesville, as Evangelist. 1t was GER
tNinly a grand convention, and all who
attended returned full Of missionary zeal.
The next annual meeting will be held at
Morristown, Pa.
Rev. Mr.. Milligan, Of Glencoe, o will
preach at the Presbyterian Church TO.
morrow.
Colonel G. l., Poorman will address the
workingmen and others at the City Hall
this evening, for the purpose Of thorough.
y discussing the labor question, in all Its
bearings.
General G. W. Hoge and family, after
an absence OF several weeks visiting
friends and also attending Burr's Mills
Camp Meeting, returned home last Thurs.
day evening.
The Ohio glass house, the only remain.
ing idle manufacturing establishment OF
this place, will resume operations shortly
with Mr.. Benjamin Powers as Manager,
and F. NJ. Snively in charge Of the books.
Mr.. Chas. Faupel, engineer at our roll.
ing mill, after an absence OF six weeks
pleasure seeking among the Cumberland
Mountains, Nd, returned last Thursday
much refreshed and as amiable as ever.
The pay car Of the B. d o. railroad,
visited our city yesterday and paid their
employees for part Of the month OF July.
Toms salooon was entered by thieves
the other night and robbed Of $22.
A warrant was issued by Mayor
StFahl Thursday evening last for the ar
rest Of a pugnAcious looking Teuton,
named Andrew Diehl, residing up Indian
run. Ho was charged with threatening
TO shoot young man named Joseph
Duncan, and did cock, and aim n
shotgun at the complainant, determined
TO carry out his design just because Mr..
Duncan took an arm load OF brush wood
from their dividing line fence, which
Diehl claimed as his sole property.
Mayor Strahl, after hearing the evidence
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CHICAGO.
Encouraging Indications OF II
Heavy Fail Trnde-RcView OF
the Grain and Provision Mar
kRfH

encouraging InutcntlOnS Ol q
Heavy Fail TrnLe-RcView Ol
the Grain and Provision Mar
ketS.
CHICAGO, August 25.-ln local none
tary circles there has been nnwonted nc
tvity. The grain districts have ordered
currency freely. Eastern Exchange has
been weak. The city's trade has increas
ed greatly, and the fall opening promises
to be something greater than has been
known here for the past four years.
There has been plenty OF money for
borrowers, but rates have been very firm
at SalO per cent. Rates on call Ga7 pei
cent.
Freight rates by lake have fallen to Sc
for corn.
Real estate has not picked up much
yet, but there are those who predict live.
ly times in dirt the coming season.
The clearings have been nineteen mil,
lions against sixteen millions last year
On Change the markets have shown
various phases Of activity and dullness
tirmness and weakness, prices ilnctuating
pretty rapidly, rs n rule, and closing very
firm. September wheat has sold at 0ltc,
aSl 0Os, corn 40Sal3sc, oats 2gsa24ic ic
pork Sl2 00al2 80, lard IS O2IaS 80.
Closing, wheat cash 81 0Sal OSI, corn
IS &c, orts 23C, rye 53c, barley 7O4c, pork
Sl2 l5Al2 90, lard $S 20.
There are various speculations about
the incOmingcrop, but the later and bet.
ter advised opinions seem TO be that the
greatness ofth crop has been over stated,
and that prices will be pretty well main
tained during the fall and winter.
Receipts for the week: 54l,OOO bushels
wheat, l,SG2,000 bushels corn, 5l4,OOO
bushels oats; shipments: 443, 600 bushels
wheat, 2,OS5,0O0 bushels corn, 5OS,OOO
bushels oats. Receipts for the same time
last year: $4,000 bushels wheat, 1000.
600 bushels corn, $4,000 bushels oats;
shipments: 100000 bushels wheat, l,754,.
600 bushels corn, 207, 900 bushels oats.
The week has been uneventlul in local
news OF general interest. The Irish ci,i.
zens have been holding grand picnic to.
day, in Ogdcn's Grove, on the North Side.
Everything passed of quietly.
The Interstate Industrial Exposition
of Chicago will open next Wednesday,
the Goth. The space is nearly all allotted,
and the Exposition promises to equal
and perhaps excel the best Of those Of
preceding years.
The camp meeting at Desplaines is hav.
ing good success, and talent from abroad
is aiding the best in Chicago and vicinity
in making the exercises interesting and
captivating.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-27

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