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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-13

IT has become understood In diplo-
matte circles that England i negolIat-
ing with Turkey f6r the purchase q me
island 81 Crete. BY this Turkey VIII
acquire large sum for war purposes
and England will acquire another I'M
portant maritime position in the Med
ierrancan. Engineers and scientists
are now exploring the Island, with =
view Of reporting to an English COM
parry upon its mines and other resources,
This company will aid in the purchase
BY paying the British Government =
large sum for lands and rights.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-13

hl thA~. Y. ADAMS.
oh. wherefore bid me leave thy side.
Dear Pollys would ask
How can all my feelings cloak.
when in thy smiles basques
Nay. Polly nay" l can not goi
on. d. not stand aloof
When OF my warm affection
You possess. oh, wat cr proof.
why viii YOU thus my feelings gore
By sending me away
You know it's wrong. Of corset l.,
Thus 10 forbid my stay.
IL scans a. though some fell disease
Was gnawing az my heart,
And hem -orrhage would soon ensue
II we. perchance, should part.
Then waist the precious time no more.
But let the parSon tie us
Sew firmly. that the marriage knot
shall never be cut bias.
In peaceful Qnictude We'll float
on life's unruffied tide.
Nor let the hustle II the world
"rull back, as on we glide.
Detroit Free Press
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-13

A iair head meckly bowed
A shy glance coming after,
Voices not oyerloud,
And a low sweet laughter;
- j. thc story told
Up In the cottage old
Under the smoky raiier.
A fair maid flushing red
With AN unknown feeling,
But slammed 90 bow her head
For All her lovers knccllng,
80 l. the story told
Down mid the white and gold
Under the painted ceiling.
--Blackaroofs Maaa<sn<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-13

In the southern tier Of parishes
In Louisiana one hundred Catholic
priests are doing missionary work
among the colored people. They claim
that since the close Of the war 10000
colored folks have been converted TO
the Catholic faith. This II greater
number that all the Protestant churches
n the State have received during that
time. Except In New Orleans. there
ar no Protestant missions in Louisiana
for the negroes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-13

lorenzo ID. Ficneld was nearly
burned 10 death near Lapccr, Mich, ~
his clothes taking fire from the sparks
Of locomotive while riding on ha'
car. lie was intoxicated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-13

Noah Bailey, . farmer near Royal
Oak, Ohio, WAS killed by kick In the
abdomen while unhitching his horses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-24
ChIenen.

CHICAGO, November 2s-Flour-steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Active. No.
Chicago spring 81 10, No. 2, 81 0Sa1 0SI<
cash, haa sold at 81 .O9l caSh, 81 069<al O6K
December and the year, 81 OK January,
No. 5, 81 0S. Corn-ActiYe, firm and high.
err 4sISc cash, 4ske November, 42Kc De.
cember and the year, 4lc Jaauary, rejected
4?e. Oats-6ood demand and prices aShade
hiEherat 26kc caSh, 25,<c November and
December, 261{e January, rejected 22e. Rye
'-Steady and firm at 65c. Barley-Dull,
weak and lower At s. 1<c cash. Pork-Ac.
tive, but weak and lower $Il S5a1l s0cash,
$lI s5all SIX Nov, 81 s0alI s2K Decem.
Der and the year, $i2Oo January. Lard
Fair demand, but lower rates at 81 sax
cash and November, $7721Sa7 70 December
and year, s. soa7 S2i January. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged. WhiSky-$l O6.
Atthe close Wheat wGS Etrong and high
erat 81 osN November, 81 O5jIal0 OK De.
cembersAnd the year, 81 0sal 0S< January.
Corn and Oats irmer, but mot quotabIy
higQer. Pork active ind q Lhade higher At
$ll IS the year, $l9 O5al2 O7f January.
Lard fairly active and shade higher; I'D.
vAneed 2Ec.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-24

THE Bellaire Independent is 30 indignant
lOd disgus.ed at the pardoning Of Jim
Gary, who murdered Gottleib Paul at
West Wheeling in 1873, and who Was
sentenced to the Ohio PenitenLiary there.
tOr tor life, that it Is moved to say that
she pardoning power should be taken
from the Governor Of Ohio by constitu-
tioual amendment" The Leader seems
% be OF the same opinion. No doubt
there is just ground OF complaint on &C.
count Of the too free exercise Of the
PafdOniug power, and perhaps Of ita
abuse in this very case. In no one de-
pAttment Of hia duties ahould an Exeeu.
tive be so discreet and firm IS in pardon.
Ing criminals. A most important aud
Indeed vital protection 10 society is
otherwise broken down. Aud yet the
Executive ia not alWays wholly to
bllms for the abuse of the pardoning
power. He is set upon BY the friends Of
lnclFcerated parties, armed with whole
bundles Of petitions and signatures from
influential people, and is made to believe
hpOaible, that he is simply representing
public opinion in granting a pardon,
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The Rsgon left for Parkeraburg al hel
usual hour yesterday morning, Ths
Courier will be this mornings boat.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
last evening. and will return this after.
noon a a o'clock.
The Express ia due up tonight On
route from Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh.
The steamer Evan Williams was yea.
terdGy St work at the sunken barge under
the Suspension bridge, and succeeded In
pulling Il ont.
The N. 8. ThanhauSer left for Mata.
moras at l0l A. n. yesterday.
The oNeal will leave Tor PittIburgh
this morning At z o'clock.
The steamers PhAeton, Della and Tele.
gram are running a. usual, making their
regular trips.
The Exchange Is due up this evening,
en- route 10 Pittsburgh.
The Granite State Is due down to-day,
en- route for Portsmouth,.
The steamers Carrie Brooks and Salt
Valley will probably pass up some time
tonight.
The marks laat evening indicated s iset
II inches, and rising slowly, A good
stage OF water Is expected within the
next tWenty.four hourS, as result Of the
steady rains Of the past fsW days.
The Andes left Cincinnati yesterday
for Wheeling.
The Coal Valley, which has been lying
ct the Top MIL for some days past, will
20 out on thisFise.
From the Commercial GaIetle
Capt Conway, II is said, has gone to ST.
Louis with view 70 purchasing the Fan.
ME Tatum.
The indications at the present writing
are that there will be sufficient water
within the next day or two 10 lot The Fear.
less out for St Louis and Iron Mountain
for New Orleans.
Private and reliable aayiees from
Memphis state that common labor i very
scarce In that section Of the country, and
that steamers are paying $50 to 500 per
month for ordinary deck hands.
The new PittsburHh and Cincinnati
packet, Katie stockdale, had steam mp
yesterday trying her engines, which
worked TO the entire satisfaction Of all
concerned. She will take her departure
on her maiden trip next week.
IBy TsIegIapA.l
PTTsBuRoH, November 23.-River s
feet 5 inches and rising. Weather, driz
cling rain.
vicKsBuRa. November 23.-WeAther
clear. River risen one inch.
CINCINNATI, November 23.-Rlver 8
feet 5 inches and stationary. Arrived
Andes. Departed-Andes and Mary Mil
Ter.
MEMPHls, November 23.-River rose 3
inches; 10 feet inches.
81. LOUIS, November 23.-RiVer rose
one inch. Weather cloudy and cold.
NASHVILLE, November 23.-Riysr
stationary, with 8 feet 8 inches on the
shoals.
LOUISVILLE, November 23.-River s
feet Z inches.
CArRo, November 2S.-River IA feet 8
inches and rising.
EVANSVILLE, November 23--Weather
cloudy and mild. River 6 feet and fall
ing.
4 feet. Weather clear.
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Eric Railway nniIern.

NEw YoRK, November 2S.-In relA.
tion TO the proceedings which have for
their object the displacement OF h. J.
Jewett, the present Receiver Of the Erie
railway, and instituted, according 70 The
story, by James MeHenry Of London,
against whom there Is now . suit for one
million dollars by the Erie company,
Mr.. JeWett says the whole affair Waa
gotten up BY contractors, who had been
paid only what was honestly due them
BY the servants Of the company, discharg.
ed for corruption, and In fact all those
persons who wished to see the Affairs oi
the company managed in loose manner
McHeniy's interests were to get him
(JeWett) out Of the management, 90 that
the suits against him could Be stopped.
There 10 not one pernon connected with
this attempt 70 unseat the present man
agement who ID not 3 sorehead for some
reason or other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-24

THE tone of the latest comments Of The
Steubtnville Rod Growers BGHaiH is mol
Of avery buOyant character. Its advice
to farmers is to %show disposition tc
meet dealers" We should Judge thai
the BElletia regards the failure to sell
earlier in the season a a serious mistake
And 80 indeed it was to such farmers as
may now sell at a decline Of 5 TO 8 cents
1t Is lO.s Of just that much money to
each grower and a very considerable
'0S in the aggregate TO this wool
growing region. II seems now, by the
light Of what has actually transpired
Ii" wool shpuld never have been held
n old dealers express it against mar.
As' iall Of buyers. Il was the simulta'
1e0a' presence Of 50 many Eastern buy.
en- IN the deId that put up the price 80
suddenly ! above the early expectations Of
zoe farmers. In April Last eight out ol
very ten growers ia this country would
ave sold their wool In advance at 20
seas-Woala have been glad to do 20
0h'tsangs to say, the same growers dreN
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The Ku-Klux Outrages In Ken.
tuelky.

LOUBvrLLR, November 2S.-The fol-
loving Information was related TO re-
porter to-day by Col. CriLtenden, U. s.
Marshal: A Deputy Marshal went to
Wayne county tive weeks ago, and short.
ly after his arrival there arrested two
men charged with violating the Internal
Revenue Laws and lodged his prisoners in
the county jail at Monticello to await
trial. On the night Of the 18th inst, 80
men vent to the Sheriff and forced him
to open the Jail and deliver to them the
two prisoners. On the 18th inst, another
mob canned to the iIil and demanded Of
the iAiler 70 release from custody and de.
liver over to them one John LoVelaee,
who wa also charged With violating the
Internal Revenue lava. The prisoner
had on the day before appeared
before the U. 8. Comnissioaer and given
bond for his appearance the following
morning; but on the night Of the 18th
inst, having met this mob in the town
Lovelaee, left with them and did not ap-
pear for trial, thereby forieiting his bail.
A lev days before these occurrences
che mob went 70 the residence Of Granville
Brummett, In Wayne county, and taking
him from his house severely whipped
him and threatened him with death Il he
ever again dared to assiSt the US. Mar
ahal in the performance Of his duty, and
the latter being afraid to longer stay there
LETT for Boyle county.
Vim. Coz, another valuable assist
anti Of the Marahal, was also taken out
and whipped BY The mob, and wss oblig-
ed to leave. the county 10 save his life.
On the 18th inst! United States Com
missioner Tuttle WIs grossly insulted and
abused BY mob, and was compelled 10
leave his house.
Wayne county Il on the Tennessee line,
aud It Is said that men are in the habit Of
violating the laws and then running into
Tennessee. The parties connected with
the release Of prisoners and Of kukluxing
the MaTShapS assistants will NO doubt Be
caught up before many days, IS the
United States authorities In this district
are not in the habit OF allowing their
officers to be outraged and thus de6ed.
Many Of the mob are members Of the
"Aoonshine Fraternity"
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a. 1852.

back, clear into their shells, when offered
As cents. Their reasoning vas that there
must Be "milliOus in Il" 4. the buyss or
they would no. be 90 formidIbly Ia the
ssld. 1t wa supposed that a great vac.
uum had suddenly been increased, and
that before 1t could be illed prices must
nSOds 60 10 50 cents. Il WAs not per.
ceiVsd that 3 sudden excitement nearly
always suddenly subsidies. Thi, 10 gsnsr.
ally the case in sudden and unexpected
advance Of prices, u for instAnes 10 the
sudden wheat Juror Of 1857.
We are not without hope that The mar.
kst may yet improve GomsWhat upOn
preseut quotations, but We incline to
share the GppEshensions expressed BY The
Bulletin to the effect that Il will Gcareely
recover il Lost ground.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-24
ITO CAPITALISTS,
0rlPARELRs OF aMALL MIAMI pKsLRoUs
OF ENGAGING IN GRAPE 0R0W.
ING, COAL NZRLE0 OR MAR.
KRT GARDRHIN0.

On aecOunt Of advanced sEe, an de,lfuus ot
eaAneinS ny is1idenee, and therefore oAsr Ior n
nIm situated opposite the city Of WheellnEon
tne nyer nSnkt midway between REidgepuFf md
Aarunh Ferry, and fmmedtAtOly HdIolnfnR n
village o. Etnaytlle The properly eonIlrtSo al %
aces o. hi and tabls land and Is d fiTsE botton.
IN the ht theEd are two teams of cal, 6< and ~
leet thick, throe depo1itl Of Limestone, N 3 M
ven o. eloa9 texture and or lee stone IN Is ioof
Ieln o. mArl, which altogether naka soIl and n
gndefiyinS bsdot d1positS ol rich and Talnibla
OI The E1rtAoe, the larger portion Of which lias
sently eoplng 70 thu east and al 7ndsr dIrSet eS-
Eo.ate % the sun, ia Vineyard of % leE@, motly
CamEba gfapel, al In hna bearing condition ,ahont
seven years old, which hiss proven ItsSlf III a
pay handAome per cant 20 the eultiTntnF.
The property 10 bdng appEoaehed above and b.
ioN ~ a1 advancing hda q PsEDona BsekInR unalI
homateadl, and q now really the only uncceaplel
terntory hetVean Bridgeport and Mirtin'n Fem.
IL NAuAolo % N lnEUItmsnt for eapttAl noekinF
. Ate purchase. and valuable TO tho.a VIC VanE
Artet garening ground eloss % the city. II funfI
beanttnly upon the river md e0muinda q yieU
o. ne city the Ifand and The Whol0 OoengY ii ne
T6s terms el nls vIll Be On4 thira ca,h. Ssl.ne,
70 two annual psyEnent4, per cert Intaosi On des
terred payments. For further Particular lnluIFs
d MCHARD CRAWFORD,
un the pfemisea, or BY mall At BridsP0r,, o.
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TIE silver bill will probably be emas
sulatsd OF such features "a have caused
darn before it becomes Law. The New
York POst Of Thursday evening publishes
Washington dispatch to the effect thai
the President will "sigu no bill to make
the dollar OF the fathers a legal tender
unless the United States bonds shall b.
specifically and in plain terms exempted
from is operation" We quote the Roa'i
dispatch 50 follows:
"The President has expressed himself
plainly on this question not only to thG
prominent officer alluded to in yesterdays
dispatch, but to a number Of other per
sons, including members of the Ways and
Means Committee Of the House. Amen
ber OF this committee said today thai
the Presidents position Is not one o
doubt, as he knew from his own mouth
but that the country can depend upoI
him aud his administration 10 preserv,
thS good faith Of the country "a pledgeC
when the government securities Werl
Issued"
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, November 23-Flour-Dull
Whsat-ouie5 No. white Michigan 81 s.
amber Michigan seller November Il 81, sci
Ter December 81 3lN, seller January 81 81
No. l spring 81 Il, No. 2 ut 81 13k. Con
Steady; high mixed spot and seller No
yember SIC, new 4Sc, No. 2 spot 5OI<e, eel
ler. November 5oc. do new spot 46c, Sellel
November 465fe, rejected Sc, new 43kc
0ats-DuIl And nominal. Clover, Seed
Choice at $500 prime IS 121f.
AZ theelose Wheat twas dull and lower
amber Michigan spot 81 soat, seller Hoyem
Ssr ;i Corn stsad ass Ssh ssd. mixed fVsS Sie
70. 2spot 4ss5e bid, sales new rejected Al
4SHe, damsged 40c. Oats, white Sic, No
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CNCnHAr, November 2S.-Cotton-
Steady At lOHc. EIour-Dull and unehang
ed. Wheat-Dull and nominal. Corn
Finn; new 42e. oats-Quiet and steady
ct Ta3lc. Rye-Firm at 6Oa62c. BaEley
Dull and unchanged. Pork-Fair de
mand at $12 g spot, $l2 90 next week
Bulk Msats-scarce and frm; Iales at from
i've to fifteen days SALT 4ka4 jEa6a6J <a6 Iic
loose. Raeon-NOne here. Lard-ouiet and
firm; steam 3 80, kettle IS 50as 75. Green
Heat!-steady and in fair demand; shoul
derl 4sSc, sides &S6Oa5 90 y, hams dun 7asc
Butter-1n good demand; prime to choice
Western Reserve 1SG20c; Central Ohio 16a
lsc, fancy creamery SosS2e. Linseed on
Quiet at 5lc. RhIsky-QuIet and un
changed at 81 05.
Ho9s-eteady and frm: common s. 90s
I Is, light 81 4a4 IS, packing "a S0a4 As
butchers 81 46aa IS.
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ChIcago Cattle llnrI,et.

CHICAGO, November 2s.-Ths DrOraa
Journal reporta:
cArrIE-Receipts, 1900 shipments, S7s
Choice steady and In fair demand, suypiy
fair; aales Of 81 O0a5 Is, some holding fcI
IS s. Native butchers Allow, bulls q %,
2 y, cows y Gas tx, ateerl g 75a3 75
teederS and stoSEers quiet and weak and
few sales. Colorados slow at s. T5a4 90
Texans at g 40G2 rs.
Hoss-Receipts, 1000; shipments 1900
All grades lower. shipping at 81 40a4 90
mixed packing n 3oaA 4S, light - S5a4 40
sHRRP-ReceiptI, $50. Butchers buyinl
llSNiy and prices lower. Shipping inactive
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CONDITION OF THR poPE.
RRANCE
The new Rreneh NIIniafrn

PARls, November 93.-rhe new Minis.
try has been definitely constructed a
iolloWs: President Of Council and Min.
ister Of War, General Grumandet De
RochebOut; Minister Of Eorsign Affairs,
Marquis Do BannevilIe; Minister Of The
Interior, De Welch, Minister OF Justice,
Lapellatieri Minister Of Finsnce, Dutil.
lend; Minister Of Commerce.. 0zeniee;
Minister Of Public Works, Grseff; Minis.
ter Of Public Instruction, Faye; Minister
Of Marine, Detyet noninA.ed. Dutillend
defeated In the election Of October l4th.
he sat with the constitutional group.
he has been connected With the Ministry
Of France for many yessS.
Admiral Rousain has been appointed
Minister Of Marine.
The Committee Of Tie Left to-day
drafted Interpolation to be..unde in the
Chamber Of Deputies 81 soon s. the new
MiniAters appear.
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PHIADELPHIA, November 2l-Flour
-9aies supen 81 0o, extra IS 80, Penasyl.
vania family $6 50a7 CO. Minnesota % 60a
80, high grades and patent 81 o0as 80.
Wheat-steady; amber 81 Hal a, red $lIll
al 43H, white 81 46a1 30. Com-Fair de.
mand; yellow 65a651ie, mixed 6le. Oats
Steady; white western 37a3Sc, western
mixed 35e365<c. Rye-Quiet at zoe. Pro.
yi1loni-Quiet and weak. Pork-Si4 ioA
1880. Butter-ouiet aud unchanged. Pc.
trole1nl-ksdned nominal; crude ioaloISfc
Whihky- II 10.
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Meeting Of Fire UnaervrIters

Co1uMRuS November 2S.-At 4 meet
ing Of the representatives Of The Ohio
Mutual Fire Underwriters, Just closed
here, thirteen companies were represents
ed. A resolution was adopted declaring
that the rates Of stock companies, now do
ing business in Ohio, are entirely inade-
quate, and agreeing that the Mutual
Companies there represented Hhall do leSs
business, II necessary rather than accept
nnch Low rataa.
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BA1rnoRE, November 2S.-JaS. ROsen.
burg Hawkins (eoloredh aged 20 years
was hanged to-day, at LeWistown, Tor an
atrocious assault upon Ida Schaefier, I
school girl aged Is years, Ia April last
Previous 10 the execution religious ser
viees were conducted in the prisoner
cell BY Reyerends Daniels and Rice. II
letter to his father and mother, written
by friend at the request Of Hawkins
be made full confession Of his guilt
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.
wAsn1sorox, November o.

WAAhIhoToht npVempeE <Os
A vote wa taken to-day on the various
GmeSdments 10 the bill for the repeal ol
the resumption act. There were fourteen
amendments, and all were before the
House and must Be voted on. Mr.. Spring.
or deairtd 70 withdraw one which be had
offered, bat objection Was made BY Mr..
Garfield and The objection wa suatained.
The Gist vote was taken on the subati.
tute offered By Mr.. Fort and It Wls
Agreed 10 without division. Il TepeAls
al that part Of the resumption act which
authorized The Secretary of the Treasury
10 dispose Of q. 8. bonds and % cancel
greenback currency.
The next vote, on the substitute oter-
cd BY Mr.. 1tubbell, modifying the third
section Of the resumtion act, waa taken
BY yeas and nays and resulted, yeas 90,
nays 16a
Several hard money men voted for the
Hubbell Substitute (aa they did for Mr..
FoFts) not because they favored either
but because (as Garfield intimately they
hoped, thereby, 10 more surely defeat the
bifl.
The next vote Was on the amendment
offered BY Mr.. Pound (repealing the lin
itAtion Of the national bank circulA-
toni and WAs rejected without the yeas
and nays
The next vote wAs on the amendment
offered BY Mr.. Coz, Of Ohio, providing
Tor the gradual redemption Of legal ten
ders from the lst Of January, 1879, at 81
cents on tho dollar up TO the lst Of Janu-
ary, 1881, St par in coin. Rejected BY
only II in the Affirmative.
The next vote Was on the amendment
offered by Mr.. Cummings postponing re-
demption until the coin reserve in the
Treasury is sufficient 10 authorize il, Re.
jected without division.
The next vote WAs on the amendment
offered by Mr.. Hewitt, Of New York, re-
quiring an accumulation In the Treasury
Of $50, 900 900 year until the amount
shall b equal to half Of the outstanding
legal tenders, alter which redemption is
TO commence. Rejected without division.
The next amendment was one offered
by Mr.. Ward, to add new section to the
bill providing that dsbs for wages shall
be payable only in coin or legal tender
Mr.. Garfield demanded the yeas and
nays. Yeas l27, Maya 129.
The Speaker then announced that the
next vote would be on the bill o. amend
ed. that Is, on Mr. Forts substitute for it.
The result was announced-yeas 133,
nays 19Os SO the bill was passed.
The Speaker laid before the House
some forty applications for leave Of ab.
senee.
Mr.. Wood objected to all of them e1.
cept those in eases Of sickness, and said
he expected that there would be fnal
adjournment by Tuesday next.
Mr.. Conger asked him to have that
question fIed.
Mr.. Wood refused to call up the reso-
luton for the final adjournment on the
ground that the Senate was probably not
TO an early adjournment.
The House then adjourned until Tues
day.
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VyaFiilre.

CrscrNNATI, November ga San
Antonio dispatch says: General Ord
yesterday received an Official copy Of an
order from President DiAz TO General
Dallon commanding the Mexican forces
on the border to repel invasion by the
United States troops by forcs, and Gen.
Trevino has been ordered to the Rio
Grande with $500 troops 10 carry out
the order. General Ord has autographed
to the President for another regiment oi
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AIIeghenI CnltIe.

EAST LlBERTY, November 25.-cArfLR-
ReeeIPta today 7Sl head, al through stock
totsl for four days 100 head through and
l,iSs head yard stock. Matket the same Al
Yesterday.
Hoss-Rseeipts to-day Il, 1910 head; total
for four days 1870. Yorken "a S0aA 10,
PhllAdelphias 81 40al 6S.
sHEHR-Rseeipts to-day 800 head; total
for four days 5000. None selling.