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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-05
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

One workman was killed and Eve
dangerously injured by the fall Of scaf.
folding in the new Catholic church at
Warren, Pa, on Saturday.
Capt, John CoWden, President Of the
Bontario Canal Co., and IL prominent
business men will go from Memphis OF
New Orleans to meet the committee from
Cincinnati and ST. Louis to examine the
proposed route of the canal and its leasi-
bility.
John D. Stockton, editorial writer of
the New York HTaId, died Of diabetes,
in his mothers house, Philadelphia, last
evening, aged forty.one years. He had
been Ill about four years, but continued
at work, although nearly blind until two
weeks ago.
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Funeral of James Brown,

NEW YORK, November 3.-The funeral
Of Mr.. james Brown, Of the banking
house Of Brown Bros. & Co., took place
from the University Place Presbyterian
Church, Of which he had been senior
elder many years. The church was
crowded to It's fullest capacity. Rev. DR..
Booth oRctated, assisted by Rev. DR..
Adams and Rev. DR.. Maitland. The body
was enclosed in rosewood coffin, devoid
OF ornamentation except a large silver
plate. Among those present were, beside
members Of the family, ex.Go7ernors
Tilden, Hoffman and Dix, Commissioners
from Emanuel Chapel and the Union
Theological Seminary, and many mem.
bers OF the Chamber Of Commerce. The
burial took place in Greenwood Gem.
etery.
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FIRE RECORD.
Des1ructIre. FIre inLnnisrI

Destructive. Fire in Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November 3.-A fire
this morning destroyed Herr & Taylor's
Tobacco Factory. The value Of stock
$4,000; insurance $4,000. The whisky
establishment Of ]. B. McIlvain & Son,
adjoining, was seriously damaged. Five
hundred barrels Of bourbon belonging to
the hrm were destroyed, entailing q ioss
otSSi ,eOei 800 barrels belonging to ]. A,
to 0. A. Knapp, were also consumed.
Cunningham's loss is SIS, 1000; Knapp's Is
is somewhat less. All parties we're in.
sured, probably TO the extent Of two.
thirds the value Of the losses.
HARRHDURo, Pa, November 3.-An
lncendiary fire occurred at Wesser &
Bender's lumber yard early to day, burn.
ing oyer 100000 feet Of lumber. Loss
$4,000; Insurance S25,0OO.
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= ShocI. Of Enrthnunke.

New YORK, November 4.-Dispatches
from 0gdensbnrg, Plattsburg, Schuyler.
vile and other places along that line,
represent quite an earthquake shock at 9
o'clock this morning. Buildings we're
shaken, the inhabitants aroused and
cFockery broken.
BosToS, November Am earthquake
was felt at o'clock this morning in
Northern New Hampshire, Vermont and
Western Massachusetts,. At Lebanon, n.
H., buildings were shaken and bells rung..
the shock lasting 40 seconds. At North,
ampton, Mass, glass was broken, furni-
ture shaken and people awakened.
ST. JoHN's, oST., November Sat .
o'clock this morning several shocks OF
earthquake were felt here, lasting about
ten seconds. They begun with low
rumbling sound, ending with heavy Jar,
ahaking tho buildings md upsetting the
furniture.
MONTREAL, November 3.--Two very
heavy shocks Of earthquake were felt here
this morning. Violent shocks we're felt at
Ottawa, Cornwall and other places.
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FunernI Of Henry S1eIps.

PANAMA, October 25.-The funeral Of
Henry Meigs, the great railroad builder,
which took place at Lima, Peru, was an
imposEng affair, Two hundred coaches,
and twenty thousand people were in the
procession. The coffin was carried by
tile pOpulace for half a mile. His will
makes no direct statement Of the amount
Of his property, but he bequeaths all,
alter the payment Of his debts, 10 his
children, who are enioined to carry on
the works he begun.
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Chicago Catlle nInrlr.t.

CHICAGO, November s,-Ths DrorrT
Journal reports:
CATTLR-ReceiptS, 1900; Shipments, q.
s09 receipts for the week lS, 900, Bhipmenfi
$500; native shipping steers nominal at
" b0a4 90; ColorRdos, nominal, through Ter.
ans firm and active at IS 00A$ e2If, native
butchers steady and fairly active, cows al
S2 92fas 90, bulls $2 25G2 80.
HoGs-ReceiptS, 1000; shipments, q.
200, receipts for the week $1,000, ship.
ments Il 900, opened strong Of yeaterday'l
prices, Philadelphia nominally $6 10a5 70;
gostons 81 S0a6 %, packing got the bulk
at 6Oa4 65, some sales Of prime were
made at 81 75i4 80, light 81 6Oa4 IS; ali sold.
sHEEP-Recelpts, 900, receipts for the
weak s,ls5, shipments for the week S,i00,
shipping grades steady sales at s. 40ai ~,
butchers weaker at $276aS 25,
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CHICAGO, November s.-Flour-steady '
and unchanged. WheAt-Dull and prices
a shade lower; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 05E
al 05as cash, 81 0i;saI OK NoyembeT,
81 oSh December, 81 O3 the year, rejected
93c, No. 5, 81 02ai 02h. Corn-Dulf,weak
and lower at 4Sc cash, 425Ea42I<c Noyem.
Der, 40s<c the year, rejected 4lxc. Oats
in fair demand but at lower rates; 24S<e
cash, 2SIc December. Barley-pull and
prices q shade lower; at 6s1Sc. Pork-tf.
regular; options higher and cash lower
SIS l2h cash, sl2 70al2 20 November,
Sl2 42ial2 IS December and the yea, ,sI2 60
aal2 e2H January. Lard-Easier but not
quotably lower; IS 05aS 10 cash, IS OK
December and the year, So 1oas Il, Janu.
ary. Bulk Meats-Dull, weak and lower;
shoulders SIC, short rib exc, short clear
fHe. Wbisky-Dall and lower at sl0g,
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New YORK.

EEW YORK, November 8. Cotton
Quiet at 1lNal1Ac. Elour-Dull and I'M
changed. Wheat-Moderate trade mainly
speculative; ungraded spring 81 Goal %, No.
2 Chicago spring 81 27G1 2s, No. 2 2MilWau.
kee 81 2sI<a1 20, No. l spring 81 50. Rye
Eirmer; western 72c. BSriesEMore active,
No. 2 Canada $40. Malt-Quiet but steady.
Corn-Good export demand. white ives.
tern 65ci steam mixed No. 2, 60IIc. Oats
Scarce aud firm; western mixed 32aSsc,
white western 3ia43c, Hay aud Hops
Unchanged. Coaee-Heayy; Rio cargoes
I5I1alsf fc gold, jobblng 1t 15Ifa21c gold.
Sugar-Dull and heavy; fair to good re,
lining, 7XaSc; prime SIC; refined quiel
and unchanged. MolasSes-QuietS md IN.
changed, Rice-Quiet and steady. Whik.
ky-Homiually at 81 cox.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, November S.--Flous-Quist;
Wheat-Closed steady; No. l.white Mlchi.
gan 81 2sl<, extra white Michigan 81 s.,
amber Michigan spot and seller November
and December 81 2sIf, No. l red winter
81 so bid, 81 81 asked, No. 2 do spot md
seller November and December 81 N, No,
8 red Wabash 81 Is, No. 2 spring 81 IL,
Con-Closed dull; high mixed cash 4Sc,
new 461c, No. cash Axe, new 45Xc,
seller November 47c, rejected 4s1fc. Oats
No. 2, eaah 26><c, No. white
211ESc, rejected 24>5e. Clover seed-Prime
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A Horrible Affair.

CHICAGO, November ga Sparta,
Wisconsin, dispatch says: News has Just
been received from Wilton Of horrible
affair which occurred there on Thursday
night. Mrs. VIM. Van VOORHEES,, a young
woman with three children, and about to
become a mother again, had, alter living
unhappily with her husband in their
home in The outskirts Of the village, been
deserted and left desolate and dependent.
She frequently spoke Of suicide TO her
neighbors, and was prevented from pur.
chasing poison by her neighbors. On
Thursday evening about Q o'clok. her
dwelling was discovered TO be in flames.
When the neighbors reached the house
and burst in the doors, they proceeded to
the bed room, where a sickening specta-
Gle greeted their eyes. The mother, nearly
naked, lay face down in the bed, with the
two youngest children in the same posi-.
tion by her side, with the hair, scalp and
portions Of the arms burned of from
each, the blazing rafters from above fall.
ing down on them. The body Of the old
eat boy, aged ten years, was found behind
the bedroom door, burned 10 o crisp.
Blood was found spattered on the bed.
clothes aud the mothers garments. Ap.
pearances indicated that the woman had
poisoned herself and the children, and
that life was extinct before tho flames
reached them. No marks Of violence
could be discovered upon the bodies, but
the matter is being rigidly investigated.
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GmGRtaQfQstrfea.


We have no elections in West Virginia
tomorrow, but Seyeralot States have.
For instance, Massachusetts, elects Gov.
srnor and other State officers. Connectl'
emf chooses half the State Senate and 4
full House; Nebraska, a Judge OF the
Supreme Court Maryland Comptroller
and legislature; New jersey, Governor
and IRgi,laturei New York, Secretary Of
State, four other State officers, and Leg
stature Pennsylvania, Supreme Judge,
Auditor, and Treasurer; Wiscon.in, Vir
ginia, Mississippi and MinnC'oia, fGll
State tickets pnd I.egi'lRiure'. The most
interesting and rnthuEiastic cabva. has
been in New Jeney, tie candidaluts Of
Little Mac" arouaing no little feeling on
both side. The State Senators elected in
New York vii! hsve voice in the
choice II \ .uer--or to 'onk.
linz. There Is Ii,Ge interest In the
Republican ranks, al q want Of unity
among the Democrats. The prospect is
that the vote will be comparatively light.
The clan Cameron have threatened 10 lot
the Democrats have Pennsylvania, in
order to rebuke Rutherford. In Virginia
and Mississippi there is, practically, but
one ticket. Wisconsin il regarded as
close, the Republicans being more conf
dent now than they were some weeks ago.
Minnesota will be Republican, Of course,
and Maryland Democratic. In the old
Bay State the Democrats, with Gibson,
who went in on the tidal wave three years
ago, at their head, are making vigorous
but probably iruitless campaign. The
inieresl centres on New York, Pennsyl.
vania and Wisconsin.
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Hor SPRINGS, ARK, November 3.-Geu,
Kelly, the Hot Springs Superintendent,
IS going 10 erect quarters for the afflicted,
who are now occupying the Hot Water
mountain, and will require the balance
oil the squatters TO move within the thirty
days which he gave them to leave. He
promises that no hardships shall be in.
hicted, but they shall have better quar-
ters than those they now occupy.
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Demagogism ana Communism
10 CalitOrniR-san Francisco
threatened with n RIOIOuS
outbreak.

In CaIliOrniR-Aan Franciseo
Threatened with n RIOIOus
Outbreak.
SAN FRANusco, November S.-For
several weeks past series Of socalled
wotkingmen's meetings have been held In
the open air at various points In the city,
at which the speakers have INDUCED IN
the most violent and lucendiary har.
angues, threatening the peace Of the com.
munlty and the lives and property Of o
number Of prominent citizens by name.
No attempt has been made to arrest the
speakers. Owing to 4 diSinclinatiop Of
the authorities to making martyrs Of
themselves they have also been silent to
within q few days, when the principal
citizens became alarmed at the impetus
which the disorderly movement Is gain.
Ing and are now calling loudly for prompt
and energetic action by the authorities.
The Chinese have already taken alarm
and have addressed communications 10
the Mayor calling his attention to the
threats which these demogogues have ut.
tered against them and asking protec.
tton. The cool.headed citizens consider
the situation liable 10 become critical
unless such action Is taken as will effect.
ually stamp out the notorious conduct.
Il Is not considered that the workinRmen
Of the city as body are in sympathy
with the movement, but that Il Is sup
ported mainly by dangerous class Of
those who have become desperate by the
pressure Of the prevailing hard times.
Dennis Kearney, the most prominent
Of the agitatorS, who lately has been
making incendiRry speeches 70 crowds Of
Workmen in the city, was arrested 10.
night while addressing 4 crowd on Ker.
ney street, near City Hall. No disturb.
ance ensued, though Kearney had previ.
GUS detied arrest. He was locked up on
two charges Of miSdemesnor, $1,000 bond
in each case,
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SAN FRAScrsco, October S.-By the
arrival Of the schooner Lee, from Alaska
Il Is learned that the recently reported
killing Of come fifteen Indians, at Cape
Prince Of Wales, was by the crew OF The
Honolulu whaling brig. The natives
boarded the vessel, demanded liquor, and
on refusal attacked the crew, who OBJ.
tanned arms from the cabin and beat Of
the assailants,
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CINoiNSATI. November 5. Cotton -
Steady at 1910. Flour Dull and IN
changed. Wheat-Dull; red 81 l5a1 IS.
Corn Inactive at 44G45c, new S4aS5c.
Oats-steady and firm at 27aSlo. Rye
Quiet and frmer at 5sa60c. Barley-Fair
demandi good western spring at SO. Pork
Steady at SIS 80. Lard-Good demand;
steam at IS 10as 12IE, kettle sSfaszc.
Bulk Meats-Quiet; sales in salt 10 70 10
days shoulders at &c, short rib 70, all
loose. Bacon Is Scarce and firm; abort
clear exc packed. Butter-Dull and un.
changed. LinSeed Oil Quiet al SIC,
Whisky-Dull at 81 OF.
Hoos-steady and firm; common IS goa
I IS, light 81 40a4 g.; packing 81 6oa4 rs,
butchers 81 S0a4 9O.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 81 Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-SteaIy '
and unchanged. Corn-Quiet; yellow &c,
mixed 60Ha6lc. Oats-Quiet white west.
ern S6aS7c, western mixed S3a3Ic. Rye
IOc. Pork-Sl4 75al500. Butter-CreSm.
cry SOaS2c; Western Reserve 2Sa25c. .Eggs
Firm. western 22a24c. Cheese-ouIet,
western fancy at 121al3c. Petroleum
Refined at lSHalSSc, crude ioXalosIe.
Mhisky-Sl 10.
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NEw YORK, November S.-Michael
Csvanaugh, aged 81 years, Of forty.seven
Thomas street, a printer on the Herald,
was murdered this evening, by Bridget
Cruise, his paramour. They had quar-
relied, being intoxicated, and the man left
the house followed by the woman, who
stabbed him with butcher knife. She
was arrested,
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Rev. Joseph Cook.

New York, November S.-The Rev
Joseph Cook, Of Boston, gave the first ol
q series Of six lectures here last evening
His subject was "Nsw England Skeptic,
ism. He referred to the prevailing BELIZE
that Harvard College is largely response.
BILE for much Of the free thinking thai
centred in Boston. This, he said, was moi
true. Harvard has, and wishes to be
understood as having, no such influence.
The college has more evangelical student.
than any other, and is adding to its facul.
ty men Of sound religious views. The
notion that Boston was largely In the
hands Of free thinkers and radicals is
wholly wrong also. This impression
comes from the brilliancy Of some Of the
men who are free thinkers, and because
the press gives SO much attention 10 any.
thing that such men say, while passing
over with slight notice the great works Of
some Of the religious denominations.
Another feature Of New England skep.
ticism Is spiritualiSm. OF this one thing
could be said, that II true and so proved
by scientific investigation, It showed that
there was something beyond. It tshould
be met, and is being met by calm inquiry.
This stage will follow the skeptical views,
which now are Of infinite variety, some
held by powerful sects, and Others ex-
tremely Insignificant. Meanwhile this
tendency will be Of ultimate good, for il
will be one Of the means by which error
Of thought and belief will be done away
with.
Mr.. Cook spoke for nearly two hours,
and at times was very impassioned.
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Death OF an Eminent surgeon.

NASHVILLE, November S.-Dr. Paul
Eve, q distinguished surgeon, died very
suddenly Of exhaustion at six O'Clock
this morning, aged II years. He had
gone to see patient, and while in the
act Of sitting down dropped dead. The
whole city Is thrown into gloom over his
unexpected death. He had high repu-
tation both in America and Europe. He
served in the Polish revolution Of 1881,
and received the Golden Gross Of Honor.
Since that time he has been connected
with some Of the most prominent medi.
cal institutions in the country and editor.
tally with professional journalism; was
President Of the American Medical As.
sociatiOn in 1857, and at the time of his
death was Professor OF Operative Surge.
ry in the Nashville Medical College. His
remains will be sent to Augusta, Ca, to.
morrow for interment.
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Resumption OF the Vulcan Iron
Works of st. LOulS,

ST.. LOUIS, November 1O.-The an
nouncement is made that the Vulcan
Iron Works Of South St. Louis, which
closed week or two ago owing to fnan.
clal embarrassment, will resume opera.
tion in a few days. The bOndholders, it
is said, have agreed to reduce the rate Of
interest from ten to seven per per cent,
and the unsecured creditors will receive
thirty per cent, cash, and seventy per
cent, in stock Of the company, that
amount being surrendered by the old
stockhoIdets for that purpose. The works,
when in tull operation, employ about
twelve hundred men.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 81. c.
Williamson and Miss Maggie Moore con.
eluded q successful engagement in
"struek Oil" here tonight. They now
make tour through the oil regions, after
which they will present their play In the
different cities OF the West.
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Continuous Fighting nj Plcyna-
a Russian Reverse.

LONDON, November ga dispatch from
Sofia, dated Thursday, says fighting con-
tinues on the orchanie and Plevns road,
Cheyket Pasha occupies position COM
manding the junction Of the Orchanie
and Pleyna and orchanie and Loyatz
roads. The Russian advance has been
repulsed with heavy loss. Reinforce.
ments are arriving rapidly. The attempt
TO take Telische will be made immedi-
aioly
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SAN FRANorsco, November S.-In the
Municipal Court to-day, on motion ol
Assistant Attorney Darwin, two indict-
ments against Geo. NJ. Pinncy for forgery
were dismissed, stating that there was no
proof that the documents signed by Pen.
ney we're forged, because he had authority
from Spaulding to sign them in favor Of
the parties herein numed He further
said the evidence Of Spaulding, instead
Of conyicting Pinney would acquit him
Of the oiTenSe charged. There now re-
mains only three indictments agains.
pinney for obtaining money by false pre-.
tenses.
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WASHINGTON, November 3.-The rae
ing at Bennings Course to-day opened
with selling race Of ! miles. Kilburne
the layorite in the pools, was fourth at the
head Of the run, Dalgasian finishing first,
Chance second, Major Barker third,
Time, 81. The judges declared all bets
of on account OF fraud.
The two mile dash for all ages was
won bySt. James, Burgoo second, Little
Fellow third. Time, 3:44!. Kerry was
closing on St. James near the finish when
he fell, threw his rider, and lost place.
The mile heats for three.year.olds were
won by Vermont, Two heats were finish.
ed in this order Vermont first, Glen
Dudley second, Dick third. Time, 1:47!
each heat.
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SAN FRANorsco, November S.-Arriyed
Ship St. Nicholas, New York; Briti.h
ship Ellen Munroe, Liverpool; John Gam.
bles, London; E. ]. Harland, Hardesseu.
ssiled-city Of Toxic, Hong Kong, via
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Strike ut the Smelling Works

OMAHA, November S.-A majority OF
the men, about one hundred in number,
employed in the Omaha Smelling Works,
struck to-day. The cause is, the lengthen.
ing Of the hours OF work and no advance
in wages. Everything is quiet and order
y. A mass meeting was held and resolu.
tions adopted.
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IANK OF ENoLAND

Bullion gone into the Bank Of England
on balance, to-day, G69, 900.
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Annual Report OF Special Nail
Agents.

"5NhAht
WASHINGTON, November 4.-The an.
nual report Of the Superintendent Of
special agents shows that during the past
year 5i3persons were arrested for ofTenses
against the postal lave; lO4 in excess Of
the preceding year The persons arrested
had committed every kind of offense
known, and l72 OF the number we're trans.
ferred to State courts 10 be tried for bur-
glaries of postofficcs, highway robberies
Of mails while in transit, murder OF mail
driver, etc. Number Of complaints Of
lost registered letters 2,2S9; aggregate
value, S5i ,4l0, Of which ia letters were
recovered, ZIG valued atSl0, $40; account.
ed for by recovery OF contents from
thieves or persons through whose care.
lessness they were lost. The percentage
Of actual loss compared with the number
OF letters registered is about LOO Of one
per cent, or one in every 5000.
Receipts Of the Patent Office for Octo.
her S53sA7.
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SAN FsAsoBco, November 3.-A ire
in q wood pile Of the Virginia & 7. Rail.
road, near Carson, last evening, destroyed
about 10, 600 cords OF wood. Loss about
10000. Insured for about two.thirds
its value. IncendiAry,
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A Mnther,a AInr,In-

TRoY, n. Y, November 3.-The wife Of
Stephen May, Of Mechanicsyille, left her
house, taking her four children and
throwing them into a creek, followed
herself. The Oldest child, aged nine
years, got ashore, raised an alarm, and the
mother and one child were rescued.
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NEW YORK, November S.-Business llsht
with packing houses and the jObbing trade
is quiet. Brown sheetings and low grade
cotton aannelS in fair demand. BleSched
shirtings dull. Prints quiet in agents
hands. GinghamI and cotton dresS goods
in steady request. Mems wear woolens
quiet. Foreign goods dull.
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Fatal Political Quarrel,

New YORK, November 4.-Miclael
OHara, a supporter Of John Morrissey
for the Senate, and Alexander McLsne,
partisan Of Richard schell, his opponent,
quarrelled last evening, and McLane
knocked 0Hara down, fracturing his
skull and he died to-day.
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Insurance on Steamer BlsmnrclT,

oAASo On SbeAaAAeE EAoLsultaEcbs
CINCINNATI, November g.. Captain
Spane's interest in the Bismarck was in.
sured for S2,50O each in the Firemens
and Eureka Of Cincinnati. The com.
panies in which the other insurance was
placed can not be ascertained,
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VOLUME XXvI-~NUNB 6S

close. close a fractional reaction in a few ia.
TranlaetlonS aggregated $4,000 ,ahitSl,
ot which 1000 were Erie, II, 900 Lake Shore,
$500 Northwestern, 1000 81. Paul, and
0,000 Western Union.
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Stolen Bonds-Loon Out for De.
lauItcrs,

New York, November 3.-Thc story
is current tonight in jersey City that the
bonds filed by the city officials before en-
!eriDg upon their duties have been stolen
from the Cily Hall.