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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15

The Boston Hdpetier narrates the fol.
loving: An Essex county clergyman
preached rousing temperance discourse
last Sunday, in which he spoke in strong
terms OF the evils of the liquor traffic, not
forgetting the sales in places that have n
pretense of pectability. As he made
one strong point after another, his
hearers were touched, and expressed their
satisfaction by applause. Finally, as he
reached his climax, an excited hearer rose
to his feet, and forgetting the day and
the place, shouted out: Now, then,
three cheers tor the minister" The dead
silence that followed brought the man to
his senses, and he wilted into his seat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15
The Indians.

HELENA, MONTANA, August l4.-The
following has just been received from
Bsrmock: The Indians have crossed at
the head of Horse Prairie to Lewhi, strjk-
ing Stephenson's his morning, killing
the Pierce brothers and others on the
route. They are evidently making their
way to Snake river valley.
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LEWIS BROOKS, VINO gave slZOoo |"
the University Of Virginia year ago,
and $4,000 to the Washington and Lee
University, died suddenly at Rochester
Y Y. Thursday. This is the first All
nouncement OF his name IN connection
with those benefacnons. He WAS also u
liberal friend OF local charities.
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Wa.hiugfOu Items.

WAsHINGToN, ID. c., August II The
President and psIty left this evening Tor
Bennington.
The invitation rendered to the P-esi-
dent by ", A. Heron, to be present ST
the opening o1the Pittsburgh lndustcial
Exposition on september 4.h, Is held
under sdvisement
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Tsnas Pacific RnlIrnnd

PHILADELPHIA, August l+.-Ths di-
rec,oIs and stockh1ldar, OF the Te1As
Pacific railroad met ,r-lsy. The annual
report showed that $50 miles Of track had
been completed 10 du-in. the past
year: receipts 523sl@-6. snd profits
S3ls 's5; passenger -avauue Increased
% SO per cent; 10. ,.l more .ons Of
trcIgt. handed ,ran a-. ysa-.
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Free Traders convention.

BosToN, August IA ven,ion
of Free Traders will be held at Saratoga,
September Sth, to form permanent or
ganizstlon OF the Nationai Free Trade
League, and to take such action ss viii
bring to the attention OF the Government
and Congress the importance %. making
some radical changes IN gVr present
tariff for the benefit OF commerce al the
industries ot the country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15

CREATING THE PUNCH" is what they
call II in New York, when conductor
takes his little punch pick" new m
vention Just discovered on the ID Avenue
line, and spplies it to the punch in Sucn
, way that he regulates the dihereEce
between the salary the company pays
him since tho last reduction, and what 1t
ought to pay him in order to keep his
family. Thus it will always be. They
brand man y thief. pull down his
wages below what t costs him 10 hve'
snd then expect him TO De honest.
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MrdtroI EoresIers.

NEwAKk y. Y August 1.-THE
Subsidiary High tOIr. I he Ancient
Order Of Foye.ters o; the United S.ate.
met this morning in sArusl sassiyu. The
reports saow 1915 c.ur.s or .o1gc,l1 ail
the world, 800 5l9 member snd Sill
"a $40
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Marine.

NEW YoEE. August l4.-ArrIved-
Steamer state o. Indiana from Liver
pooI; steamship Ethiopia from Glasgow.
LONDON. Angus. ii - Arrived --
Steamship Anchor from New York.
CHICAGO, August l4.-Chicago- (;
indianapolis, 3.
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OIL Well bestowed.

WELLsvILLE. = August l3-The
Rayl oil vel 81 Smiths Ferry caught
fire from gss today, and four persons
were bacly burned, incuIing Mr.. W. l..
Rayl, the owner The well was COM
pletely destroyed.
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How it makes parsgrsphist twist his
Up when one of his own ti0s comes tot
lering home, aged, careworn and down
at the heel, credited by al homes,
graphite tinker to Il late exchange whose
itemizer lacked the sense, but mad the
brass to palm 1t oil as new.
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rn,aI An.n, Ia Monroe County, %.

BAEsEs EsvILLE, o.. August - james
WalsoL, jun, OF GrsysylI!e, Monroe
county, ., On the. lO:h In.t. assaulted and
fatally injured DR.. Dillon OF that place.
A warrant va, issued for Watson arrest,
hu. he ha. led tle county.
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Adams Express So Withdraw from
the Marietta ana Cincinnati Rail

CINCINNATI, August l4.-On Thurs
day next the Aiams Express Company
will withdraw its agents from the Mari
eta and Cincinnati railroad Tae ex-
press business will be carried on by the
railroad company through lis freight de-
partmeut.
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AmmunIti for Turkey.

B.sIoS, August l4.-The English
steamship John Brnmsii sailed from
New Haven some ,lme Saturday night
with - valuable cargo Of ammunlLlCn Tor
the Turkish goyernmeu. No report OF
arr SAILING WAS made to keep tue kus.ias
authorities IN ignorance.
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Sentenced.

CINCINNATI, o., August l4,-Chsrles
Ashley, last of the K. R. strikers await
ing trial, was sentenced to-day to thirty
DAYS in the workhouse AMI $500 fine,
with bond to keep the peace.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEw loRK, August IA - MONEY
Closed easy 81 l!92 per cent, on
caiI. Prime mercantile paper ~
+!He6! per cent The assistant treasurer
dIShurscd $4,000. Customs receipts
s20s,OoO C!earings 100000 Sterling
hrm for actHsl business; long 4s3i;
short 4Sj!
GoLD-SoId tlroughou. the LAY =,
loot. Borrowing rates w,re /, > -. ,
and | per cent
SILVER A. London unchar get. hr-s
silver bars are l25. crcrnbacks, IL,
gold; silver coin t@i per cent. discount,
GOVERNMENTS Firm
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Haytian Rebellion Suppressed.

PoRT sU-PEIuCE, August l4-The re-
bei6on IN Hsytu was suppres sed by
sizing five OF the participants = and dis
pe-.!ng the remainder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company denies the charge that it has
presented bill to the general govern
mca: Tor transportation of United States
troops over its road tor the protection OF
It's property.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15

denaninsle rs companies that have
either fale ,- we're in bad condition
during ta~ pa. * months Here is the
list.
N,trp,p .fv,. New York, receiver.
Z Farmer. Jr.ut stock, receiver.
3. CtuLruN.. Il Virginia, receiver.
1. Euudrr>', West Virginia, receiver.
5. sun Under Sriters', North Carolina,
r-cei er.
u. r'raukland, Tennessee, receiver.
:, Commercial, Missouri, receiver.
5. Paterson, New Jersey, reCei cr.
=. Lumbermau and Manufacturing, Mis-
sour, receiver.
10. builders, Massachusetts, r, ,-iver.
II sufiolk Mutual, Massachusetts, re-
ceivcl
p Mutual Protection. Pennsylvania.
receiver.
l8. Farmers Mutual, Connecticut, re
"A. Oswego County Mutual, New York,
receiver
IS. Columbia Mutual. New York receiver
10. Conway Mutual, Massachusetts. re-
ceiver.
l.. Coos Mutual, New Hampshire, re-
Ceiyer.
Is. sun0ury Mutual, Pennsylvania, re-
Cvlyer.
10. Lehigh Valley Mutual Pennsylvania
receiver
70 Oswego and Onondaga. New York,
TeIusur-d.
p. Brewers, Wisconsin, reinsurud.
2. Farmers, Merchants and ManutaC-
turers Ohio reinsured.
3 A.bemarle. Virginia, rcinSured.
q. Bangor, Maine, reiusured.
.. GLOBE, Massachusetts,, reinsured.
% fe,idence, ohio, reiuSured.
=. United states, Missouri, relnSurcd.
= ,ltizens', New Jersey, New York
license revoked.
-. Royal Canadian, Cana Ia, New York,
Missouri and Kan. as .Ceusc revoked.
Si Defiance, ohio, iudS up.
81. StadacOna, Canada, winds up.
= PrOvinC al, Canada, winds Mp.
SO. LyComiug Mutual, tennsylVauia, as
sessmeut - per cent.
81 Peoples Mu ual, Chic, assessment
per cent.
81. De,awore Mutual, Ohio, assessment 8
81. For st City Mutual, Ohio, assessment
per cent.
g. Niagara Mutual, Canada, refused.
s. Brunswick, West Virginia, failed.
~ state, Indiana, failed.
! Capital city, Aiabama, failed.
q. Central City. Alabama, failed
4. heruaudO, Tennessee, tbltd.
IS. HlOernia, Louisiana, failed.
II. Iron city, West Virginia, failed.
-. Peabody, West Virginia, failed.
- Peoples, Vest Virginia, tailed.
=. h.ui City. tennessee, failed.
- hope, LOuisians, failed.
" delaware state, Delaware, tailed.
49, rd, raj, Dis rlCt of Columbia, failed.
2.. tennessee Fire & Marine, reinsured.
~ PATERSON, New Jersey, relnSured.
We presume thst ia tue main the list
Is correct, bu. il one instance it contain
such = gross snd inexcusab!e error that
We only publish it to correct the wrongs
done 10 this particular case. We refer
10 N. 45 on the list, and designated q
Peabody OF Wes: Virgjnis-FaIlei
At home where its officers and directors
are known, no insurance company in the
"Iy hss batter standing or has better
business mea ~ It's head, therefor 9
tae statement would do no harm here
Out out Of the city it might have some in
J4rlols effect, and We 60 to this pains to
deny and denounce the falsehood.
There are other inaccuracies in refer
ence 10 obsolete and mythical insurance
companies that were located in West
virginia, but 1t is sufficient to say that
some OF them never did exist in this
"'a'e, and with one exception, the burial
VI the Others occurred several years sgo.
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ToLEpu. August l4-fiyIr-QIic,.
Who's. ~teary; 40 B white W.y4-n
81 81: No. whit Michigan 81 81; amber
Micnlgan. pot 81 2ji gl ~; seller Al
gl-t y ~. so red winter 81 %. y"
2 d.. spot. Il u; seller Augu-! s r.
seller september II ij3i No 2r's Wa.
bssa 81 ~, So Dayton and Michigan
81 ~. C,rr-Dull; high mlKed, .prt,
47c, No spot, ,siler August, i6Ini -".-
Ter September AZ, rejs-tei ijic. Oats
-Quat. ~ 2 ro. 2jci M'en ~ Zjc;
do old 2G.
Nsr YoKE, August li-Dry GoDJs-
Bu-rua-, fsiriy sc.iye WITH comni-.ion
house nd the jobJ,Dg trade improves
.u-.ruv Co.tors in moderate domsrd &
.,...lsoged prices. Prints IN good de
mani s1d gIugrsm. ac.Iys % hr,I
hands. Dres- goois selling well. Wool
IN. in moderate r.quss!. ShsSis N be-
Ter dsmaud. Foreign goods s.uglI.b.
MILWAUKEE. August II. 49, Flour 80
Quiet and Steady. Wbea!-Operel quiet
and closed heavy; No. 2 MI'waukee. new,
81 lOI. seller AIgI-. 81 CIi -el er sep
ternb:r 81 81! No. 3 81 O1Cgl o. Corn
-QIie. AM s.eaGy; 10 2. al p4ts-
Firmer; No. 2, 23!c. Rye-L1wsr; N".
l 54fa53Ic. Barey-Qliet and sleadyi
No. 2 spring cash 3D., .eller SeP.en Der,
weak, G6lg66ic.
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VOL. 10.
At'heellna 2rglster.
Goid closed ye,'srarg Of io5l.

The reotdsr to-d,y 1oH he partly
.Joyd,, NTH royth,Csst ,Dinds, aHd tC'0er
temperature.
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AN effort is being made Ia tins city TO
organize Worklngmen's party.
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RAILROAD BoN.>-Strong
SIAIE RnNls -.n.LA


STATE BuNp> steady
STOCKS BUs,ur,- ON the whole vs..
light on the Stock Exchange TODAY.
There seemed t. bee cnncrsl disposition
10 await the result " the conference o,
the telegraph committees, out the con
terence adjourned, SO lar sS WAS .uadc
pS.,lc, m o." afternoon, without com.
ny To- conclusion other than 20 meet
sgsln, anu Until then the member,
not lu make known what WAS done to-
day. On the report that nothing VA,
concluded the market became wrsh aaI
W Ncstr-n Union and Atlantic and Pacific
tell towards the c.csr from to . per
cent the general u,t ,ymp-th,zrt, nut
The decline wS- marked lH. 'r..
Lous on tue stock Exchange WOE. .. .'p
share, OF winch 5000 were Now ..h
CeutrAi, 1880 Lake Shore, 900 North.
western, 1900 Rock Island, i.7OO II
Pau, 1000 Delaware aut Hudson Caga'.
900 Delaware. LsCkaNAnna and v cst.
cru, 5000 Michigan Central 2,OOO Nor.
rs and ESSEX, and 1000 Western
Union.
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DALei IN the rebellion Will p" sent u
siberia ard their women and children
given 10 the Cossscks NJ movement ul
the Russians is visible IN the ncIgnbor-
hood Of Sukum Kalch At Batoum on
Monday there WAS M artillery I.eI
Heavy fighting Is expected
war Notes.
ATHENS, August II Eight thousand
troops of the reserves have Joined tho
army, also 1000 volunteers and many
Greeks from abroad.
VIENNA, August II-Tho passage OF
the Danube by the main body OF the
Roumsnisn ARMY ha, been postponed
until the large Russian reinforcement
arrive
LONDON, August IA Calcutta .us
patch says: In portions Of Madras and
Misorc. Il Is now clc4r that famine vii,
rage with mercIIcss intensity tor -, ..s.'
SIX months longer TO AFFORD the ,nnr"a-
ed facilities tor carrying food ,b. Maj
ras govcrnmen! ha- directed n d,Hcoutn
uauce of several passenger tram. dnl1
on the railrosd- II may bc sad tuaL re-
gsrdiug the groa'e- pat the situation
D. crtlcal, and grca. danger of almost
universal famine exists.
CoEsTANTINoPLF August If By the
last military opcrst on south OF the BaI
ksns n loss Of 1900 Ir killed and
wounded was inflicted ON ,hn Russians
Tho enemy mas been driven 'rum slI
localities south of IN" noun tHIn- and law
and order have be"s restored
ADRIAEoPLE, August lI-Su.oimsr
Easna's forward mpvow Is IUpetod
Dy bad weather.
RAGUsA, August II --D-potoyllch De
still cntrenched aL LIuz ilIs forces are
rpss ,emblng ut >elso under Goiub, VINO
ba- surprised toe Turks by sn smDus.
caIr. killed several aad capturing the
booty Fifteen thousand Turks arr con
centrating at Mostar to march on G,t~ko.
BucHAREsT, August I-G,ncraI
krudcver, who commanded the Russian.
rt Plevna. has been -ucnc"Ied by G"n-
crsl Lstali
Eight Turkish .teamers inc.ldlng
monitors, carrying troops and baggage
appeared Of some Rpumauisu villages
nesr Oltenltza to bay. Alter recon-
uortcrng hall an hour they returned To-
Silistris
Sr. PETERSBURG, August Il - No or
iers nave been issued Tor extending the
mobilization Waraw, wilma nd :,
Petersburg military districts are m great
part unaffected by Tue mobilization. The
corps OF guards has not Yet been mob
lived u I,s fullest extent, severn. bat
trric- not being included
CoNsTANTIEoPLE, August l4.-Mousb
lsr Pssha teIegraphs that several
hundred Russians were killed Ia AT AN
Duscade near KouIe, probably Krzi, KuIo
south Of AM. The Russian outpost near
AM has been defeated with IOs- oi on"
hundred killed, the TURKS Withdrew On
the approach OF Russian rcInforcemcnu
LONDON, August il A Constantine.
pie speciai says that sn alliance u re-
ported between Roumans and ServlA
II Is expected tnst the RI-.Iaus and
RoumunIans viii almost immediately
enter Servia AID be JOIN ei by the scr
yians, who are con.tructIug -trong works
on Timok and a; AieNIns'l Symptom.
Of unes,iness are apparent in Russian
Poland. Many of tu" Iahsb..suts have
arms
BERLIN, Aug 1.-THE CzAr- private
Yacht LruodIa IA been G.leI Up ~ q
corvette 10 cruise IN the EI1In" ."a
The German colony -. Cyu-tsniInopIs
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MORE ABOUT FLOUR.

A piece "sbout flour" published IN
yesterdays REGISTER, the gist of which
was taken from the Cincinnati Gazette
has had the effect OF drawing the stten
ton of our mIllers to it. They think
that if the Gozette man knows SO much
about the milling business as to be able
10 buy wheat Al Sl.25 per bushel ard
sell -four At $3.50 per barrel At retail he
ought t. drop the newspaper business at
once and start -four mill. He could
make fortune hand over fist, and that ne
really has missed his calling and should
lose no time in making q change.
Up this way the -four men say that
the following calculation is much nearer,
the mark as the cost of making barrel
OF -four than the G0zette's fgu 'e5:
IA bus. of whe At at 81 IS per bus..S6 5l
Cost of grinding 4A bus wheat
which iudludes all expenses,
wear and tear OF machlnery,Sc ~
Cost OF barrel 90
tOSL OF utllNtIlnB Sdiue..............s @''iA
Deduct from above 81 cts. as pro-
Gee DIS from Offlal on AZ bus. OF
wheat...".... ....................,.........'"'. W
Net cost OF a bbl. of good family
-four made from new wheat at
present quototions, and deliV-
cred al your door So'oI
The price asked yesterday for this
class of -four in our city was 81 80 per
barrel, winch would leave n profit OF just
90 cents on the barrel to the miller. In
the above estimate of the cost, no allow
grce was made tol interest on invest
nent or the losses for standing Idle when
wheat cannot be had, and other inciden-
tails that are never known until
the time comes, and which are
visible At the end of the year
when a balance is struck TO ascertain the
profits, if any. 1t will be oberved that
four and ree-onrths bushels of wheat
is used as n basis for making barrel OF
flour instead OF four and half, ss figured
by the Gazette man 1t is claimed that
IN making full weight barrel of first.
class family -four that even this quantity
Is not always enough, and at times as
much as i've bushels are necessary, ac-
cording to the condition of the wheat.
j. K. WHEATLEY, who assaulted
MURTAGH, of the National Republican,
with cane, at Washington, on Monday
last, lived at one time in Charleston, and
wss temporarily employed on The
Courier as q reporter. He married an
estimsble young lady there named Miss
/ MOVES. The match did not prove n
happy one, and his wife and little child
are now living with her reletives at
Charleston.
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Cannon Explosion in
Charleston.
Freight Conductors Strike
on Philadelphia and
Erie Road.
Opening Day Of Detroit
Regatta.
CAPITAL ELECTION.
WEBSTER COUNTY.
BsTER, Z. H., Aug s, !

WEBSTER COUNTY.
WE BsTER, q. H., Aug 8, 1877.
Editors OF the Register:
All the precincts have been heard
from. The vote stands Charleston 36l,
ClarKsburg 70. Charleston has a major
ity of 2S2. Nj. ii. ID.
RoANE COUNTY.
SPENCER w. Va, August II, 1877.
Editors OF the Register:
The returns for Rosne county are al
IN: Polled ,999 votes; Charleston 1897;
Clarksburg 2; ;Charleston'S majority l, 995.
A. B. NJ.
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IT. LOUIS, August l4.-Hogs-Stroug
=. 4 75(a5 70.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Alliance Between Roumania and
Seryia.
Russian Outpost Near Ami De-
feated.
Twelve thousand Russians Killed
In Last Military Operation South
Of the Balkans,
Exodns OF Ctrcn.sinn..

LoNpoN. Ausu.; ll.-Dspatche, from
Baloum describe the gyea: rNOdu, OF
Clrcssslaus from C,uca,,U, ~ the con-
sequence OF the withdrawal o, the Turk
ish expedition FlIy thousand people
AMI 10000 cattle are awaiting rmharks-
tion at Suk"in ksleh Hobart Pa,En
has Improvised jetty hy moorinE small
vessels engthwise, and the people aud
cattle were walking aboard the vessels
4 irigste and transport had AT
rived At Batoum with 1900 cmlgranis,
respectively None were permitted
to hand nj Batoum on account OF the "a, i
OF accommodations and provisions and
they al go to Taebizondr The Russian,
succeeded IN stopping the exodus trom
lchauLchIra district and drove the
people back with grest cruelty. II Is
reported that all the mon who particI
psLed in the rebellion viii oe sent g.
siberia ard their women and children
given To the Cossscks NJ uoyrmrut ui
the Russians is visible IN the ncIgnbor-
hood Of Sukum kalch At Batuum ou
Monday there was M artillery I.o.
Heavy fighting Is expected
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sHAKY INsuaAnuh COMPANIES.

Under this he'd the Boston AivertiSer
publishes l.. " what it is pleased to
den,ninsle ,,s companies that have
either faie ,- we're in bad condition
during ta~ pa. * months Here is the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15

-'uHT Nrp''Hbffi Jic T"I"r year, No .
9Sc, REJECTED 1Gc Corn Active and \
-nadc higher; No. q. cAsh; i3Ic scI.
Ter August; i3!c sclior September, rr.
jectrd IOc Oats Fairly active and
-hsie higher No. 22ic ca,h ard seller
August; 22c seller september; rcjectrI
l9n Rye-Firmer; No 52Imjlic
c,-u. Barley -QU"l At So seller sop
t.mbor Po-k-ln lrr demand but n,
J. yer rH,os % ~ ~ cash; tl2 SOI1
- - ."lIrr Aprust; sI2 s5a,I2 sgj seller
s'pprb"r; sl277i seller OrtoDrr. Lard
In is'r demand bat ~ lDwer rates VI
- ~ rssb and seller August, seller Sep
lnmber md seller October; boIeG .huuI-
der At j!ci shor. b Gtc; short clear g..
Whisky -St"Htv NJ u ~
Gail Board Wneat-Stcsdy ~ 81 W,
s"'ler August; ; 70 seller Septcmb,r.
81 ~ seller year Corn Firm At 33t.
rash ur seller Ausust; i33n seller S"y-
trrubor; 1910 ,".l-r October. Dat.
QII", ~ Z3ga SELLER August: ~. seller
September Pork 4, sl2 nav 81
seller september; tI2 75r,IZ III seller
October. Lsrd At - 80! seller Sop
ten Drr ard Oa,yt~r
CncIsaArL August l4.-Col,or-
lua. y. lie Flour Ka.icrf family
- yDG.G 90 "heat-lIcavy; red 81 u
al % Curn-In goo! demand A. a.
r,I3. Os.-DI.l st 23GgZsc. Rye
Dull. ard Io@er 81 5jm57c. Barley
D4il and nominal. Pork Dull =! 5000.
BIIk Meat Heavy, shoulders ST sjla.
4s7l ,,kei; ,hort r.b 7ji short ga
G,7 l2I. Bacon-Dull A. 5.G5ia7i
@7.SSe. Whsky - DIli ~ 81 o.
Bu.tar Steady; prime 90 choice w--ter'
re.erya lGlglSa; Central Ohio l36ljc.
!. n..r1 O. QYiel A. 5Gla,j7c.
Hog. In air demand and marke,
Gru. ommor - JOya3 7j, 'ight s. lOC,,
5 %, packing - sOlgj %, butcher
3 iOG5 ~.
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western II l.
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which might arise between the minis.
ten and the chamber; when the ooun-
try has pronounced that tho right OF
the president and the senate IL ex-
hausted, II II were lawful TO resort 10 n
second dissolution, third and a fourth
might also DO resorted 10. The cham.
Der OF deputies would DO abolished;
the senate would DO converted into a
sovereign convention the discussion
aud passing Of the budget, the regular
dispatch OF business, the normal gov.
eminent of the country and the parlla-
mentary system would no longer ex-
lat. The constitution OF 1875 did not
mean this. The chamber Of deputies,
therefore, would be bound TO resist
second attempt at dissolution.p
a Paris dispatch says President Mac
Mahon declared yesterday to the min
listers thst in the presence of the yio-
lent accusations brought against them
In the chamber aud which equally
affects the whole government, he could
not accept their designations and he
begged them to remain at their posts.
A COnstantInople dispatch says
pasha has been appointed
commander-in.chief OF the armies I'm
Roumania. Ali, or probably Fazeli
pasha, will command the army of
Rasgrade,
a rome dispatch says: The Pope's
health Is better to-day. He gave audi
ence to several persons.
The Montenegrins yesterday cap.
tnred fort commanding the town of
Antavari, with Its fort garrison, two
guns, and a quantity of ammunition
and provisions. The Montenegrins
are advancing on Antavari.