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sel ausretRen.
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marine Baoer, uno Serpesung in freter Nuit
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~ beStpeden.
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.ater's XinuOs.

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hoerirofIeL iperofn. Sas ScncertosZtp top lit ei
pradtise Wadbabmuns Der menidblid,en Ztimms.
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5ipsi nno s'ns paioe oetaoe Wloden in psSiettsr 6ar.
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aui ied)s Sabre a~arantirt.
@reiic iebr nieeris iir baar Gelo. Mona,liae
W,1aD1uh9en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sin liberoler Dis.
eoullt 8eipa9rf SeDrern lomoDl. ais bIarrern. Slrncll.
S9nle'' SoSen u. IN &eiience Msenten Der.
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FIRE RECORD.
The Field NT,e,tcr F,r%

CHICAGO, November 15.-Slaans In.
surance Agency reports, concerGing their
lose by the FIRE last night, thar the build.
lug is estimsted by Architect Boreman
TO be damaged less than 100000. It is
insured for 100000 in New York aSeu+
cies.
Tho Ere broke out second time eGrly
Ihis morning In the basement, where
there we're stored large quantities oil
package goods, and 1t became necessary
TO food that part Of the store.
Besides DudIy, who was reported killed
last night, the only other man known to
have fallen victim 10 the flames is one
CRourke, fireman, who fell with the
stairs from the third story 10 the base.
ment, and whose body has not been found.
Five men are badly injured but none, il
is believed. fatally hurt.
James Bolton, agent here OF the Singer
Manufacturing Company, thinks that The
building can be replaced for quarter Of
i million Of dollars. He PRys that the
original cost was hall million and the
FIRE Of 1872 dlmaQed it go that an sddi.
,ional outlay Of 100000 was put on It.
The company's rule was to carry It's own
insurance, but, as he has heard from sew.
eral agencies in which The building Il
insured, hesuppOsea the company depsft-
ed fronits custom in this case. 7
George 3. McKensie, Vice President
81 the company, will bs here iroh New
York on Saturday.
The total insurance amounts 10 $685.
900. which is distributed among q large
number Of compsnle, 10 aYoi tho p.in.
ciPal cities of the United States.
NEW YoRK, November l5.-Newmsu
Z Capron's hardware mandatory, on
29Lh street, burned this morniug. Loss
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Of her husbands peace and happiness by
allowing conduct In her house not be-
coming well.goVerned houses. "sneeler"
acted the part oi young demon and
made night hideOus with bis vulgarity
aud profanity. While Dora Bell Hood,
= fallen angel, played the part OF gay dc.
ceiver and injured innocence, and
was ably defended BY three young
bloods whose manly forms were
not recognized, who seemed disposed
to see fair play. The entire troupe were
supported BY a Jug Of torty.rod whisky,
and all got gloriOusIy drunk before com.
mencing the play; and before It was half
through Officer Mcfarland appeared on
the stage and arrested "sneeEer," one Of
the leading characters, and conveyed him
to the lookup to appear the next morning
upon the stage Of justice to answer q
charge Of disorderly conduct, after which
be returned 10 the Opera House and in
formed the aforementioned young bloods
that they had better skip" which they
did, after which the curtain fell and the
large audience that had been standing on
the pavement watching the performance,
dispersed to their homes. This troupe
has been forming, at short intervals,
for several years, and have won quite 4
reputation for their exciting perform
anceS, and always draw large crowds.
l.. T. Sedwick, administrator, will offer
the BendelI property for sale tomorrow
afternoon at three o'clock.
]. Kerr & Co. have built an addition TO
their large planning mill.
The Street Commissioner Is preparing
to put down 4 new plank sidewalk on
Hanover street, which Is much needed
improvement.
Messrs. Spence. BsggI q Co., continue
to receive about all the orders that
they can gil, the celebrated Counsellor
cooking stove still taking the lead in their
sa!es Of cooking Stoves.
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WAsInNNToN, November l5-The cot.
ton returns Of the Department Of Agri,
culture made the first week IN November
are compared with the prOduc! in the
bales in the following com pa rison with
the crop Otlast year: Texas has the low.
est per cent, and would be still lower but
for the Is per cent increase OF area; Ar.
kansas and Tennessee stand high, not
only BY reason Of good crop, bnt because
their yields were relatively 10 v last wear;
Alabama is above 100, only because her
last crop WAS a very poor one. The fiS.
ures are as follows: North Carolina, 81;
South Carolina, 90; Georgia, 81; Florida,
81; Alabama, los, Mississippi, 92; Louis
lana, 9f 'rexas, 80; Arkausap, lIU; Ten
ncssee, ll5. This indicates about 1 per
cent reduction Of the aggregate Of last
year, even II the future Of picking should
be as favorable as that OF 1876.
The Treasury Department has decided
that wool OF the skin imported from the
Sandwich Islands is to BE- charged with
the same duty rs other woo!s.
A change is to be made iu the Internal
Revenue ColIeclorship for the Third
(Augusta) District OF Georgia. Col. E.
Z: Wade is TO be appointed in the place
OF tho present Collector, TannSn,
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NinrlnH News.

QuEENsrowN, Nov. l5.-The steamer
Illinois, hence for Philadelphia, returned
to-day, having lost four boats and fun
mel in hurricane, otherwise all were
we'll,
The -lesuer City Of Montreal, from
New York lor Liverpool, arrived here,
shN rHporiN loss Of boa, md one sea.
man, WhilE un'uGcepstully CudeAvoring to
rescue tie crew Of the disablrd ship; name
unknown
urCat uneuainess is lelt nbom the
steamer NcxiCAnTttom-Port Royal, Sep.
tcmhCr lJ.h, f1r Liverpool. Nothing
haa been heard Of her since her depAr'
tnFO. sh0 had crew Of thirty mon. No
passengers.
SAN FaANciscO, November l6.-Ar.
rivSd-Ships Queenstown, from PhilAdsl.
phia, and ChArmer, from Liverpool.
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CouSotL BLrFF., November l5.-A
number OF quick successive earthquake
shocks were perceived here to-day. At
about 1915 the movement was apparently
east and west and lasted about two min .
ute'. No damaEs resulted, although for
a time tho destruction OF some high brick
buildings was anticipated aud threat.
ened. At the High School there was \
sliRht pUniC,
Dispatches from Western Iowa say that
no serious damage has been inflicted I'll
though the shock has been generally felt.
Iowa CRY, November l5,-At 1880 TO-.
day severe earthquake shock was felt
here.
OMAHA, Nan, November l5.-Tarce
distinct earthquake shocks, lasting about
10 seconds, were plainly pcrcOplible here
at 20 minutes before l2 O'Clock to-day,
especially in the upper stories Of brick
and stone buildings.
Ia Columbus tho bells on the public
buildings we're struck.
In North Platte the cases in the print.
ing odlcCs were overturned,
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, November l5.--Flour-S,esdv.
Whsat-uuGettled. generally higher and
active; No. Chicago spring nj 81 liH,
No.. 2, 81 09k cash, 81 OSjtal OSsi Noyerl.
Der, 81 C6NGI OF December, ST lGXal OGJs
the year, No. 3, 81 04If, rejected 03Hc.
Corn-Active, firm and higher; 452.c cash,
i4SSa4i9S November, sc Deccm Der :llI3c
January, rejected 43c. Oats Opened
stroug and higher md clcssd at inside
prices 30 cash, 2ijsc November, 2lXc
December, 2jo JJauuary, rel .clCd 2lHc
Northumberland. BirlCy-Firmrr
at 59kC. POrE-Uusrtt!ch, but gen, rally
higher; St2 35ai2 37I5 cash, Sl927Xal2 80
November, December aud the year. Lard
Fairly active aud a shade higher at 81 Oj
Ns 90 cash aud November, 81 0Oa7 O!y5
December and tue year, 81 97ISaS 90 ] tnu.
AIRY. hulk Meats Steady and in good de.
mand nt 5&N6LSn6Ac. WhlSky-$l CO.
Al the close Wheat was u9s, ttlcl and
lower as 81 O6jIal 06jS DeccmSer, 81 OS
November. Corn declined &c. Uats
steady and unchanged. Pork fairly active
and aSh2de higher, advanced yIu5c. Lard
in good demand and prices shade higher,
advanced 2hC.
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TOLEDO, November I5.--Flour-stesdv.
WhsGt-Steady; No. white Michigan n
81 @,}5, extra white do 81 35L4, amber spot
81 3j, seller November 81 S5I, seller Be.
cember 81 50, No. l red winter 81 35, No. 2
,pnt 5! $SA. seller November 81 80, seller
December 81 81, No. red ST l6, No, /
spring 81 II. COrn-Firm; high mixed At
jl1!c, No 2spot aud seller November 500.
No. : new spot at 47c, rejected 49G. O1u
-Qniet; No. . at 29c, white Sic, Michigan
-9}lc. Glover Seed-Mammoth IS Is.
At 'hc close Wheat was firm; sales amber
Michigan spot aud seller November At
81 S5}:, seller December ST. Ss, No. / red
winter 5. IS 1{al Sc, No. 2 do spot 81 IS,
seller November 81 S22<al SO, seller Deceu.
Der 81 81. Corn firm; high mixed 6Oko,
siies NO. spot at 90, seller November
!g%c. Bye, No. 2, size. Clover Seed At
81 M
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.

ST. PETERsBuRo, November ia sps,
cial Dispatch from Grand Duke Michaeps
headquarters, Veran KaIeh Akbada hills,
seven miles south Of Kars, Gays Generals
Heimann and TerGukassofI7s corps are
bcsiegIng Etzeroum. ArdaLAn's corps ia
on Saghaula mountains. The Russian
administration Is being introduced into
the Vilayet Of Erzsroum. General schel.
kkovnikoph 4 has been appointed military
Governor.
LONDON, November l5.-A special dis.
patch from Bogat says General DkobelofI
captured posiIions on Green hill, near
Brestova, commanding ThorenOps re.
doubt, which gave rise 10 the belief at
headquarters that one OF the Turkish
redoubts had been captured.
MehemCt Ali is moving with the forces
at Sofia 10 n position at Chaikovilxe, ten
miles west ot Sofia, where the road from
Lorn Palanka inIertects the road 10 Nish
Pierre. He will be able to watch servia
and II needed cooperate with the force
at Orchsnre.
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Hanged byAMoD.

DIS MONIES, Iowa, November l5.-In
Warren county, some fifteen miles from
Des MoineN, man named Reuben Proc.
tor, who was having bis reIiminRry OK.
animation on charge Of having fatally
shot Miss Caligan while burGlarizinp
her fathers house, was taken from The
room last evening by mob Of f,rty men
and hung, The mob wore no mask4 and
are Understood to have been citizens Of
the city in which Miss Cal Iigan lived.
The girl was fatally shot by the burglar,
who was supposed to be Proctor, lie
had gone 10 the house at night knowing
that her father had sold a farm and bo3
the money in the house. He entered The
house with a cooked pistol when there
was 10 one home but the gitl and her
aged mother, The girl Gew at the rob-
ber, struck down the pistol, tore OF hi,
mask and actually drove him out Of The
door, He drew another pistol and fired
two shots at her, one ball passing through
her breast and one going through her
head. The girl is still living, but The
Doctors Say that she can't recover,
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NSw IoEE, November 15.-Cotton=
'taaty at llMallI<c. Flour-In good de.
mlnd: western aud State IS 0OA5 S., com.
mon to good S. 4Oa5 70, good to choice
70 Sta6 90, white wheat extra So 05a6 rs,
Ihncy 50 SOa9 %, extra Ohio SIS 4Oa7 co.
81. LOni' s. 50IS IS, Minnesota patent pro-
cess ut 81 40a9 70. Wheat-Quiet and
UNCHANGED; scarcely so firm. Barley-No.
! rowed State 7Sc. Malt-Quiet and firm.
Eorn-ln moderate demand; high mixed
7%Hc. steam mixed 81 Hc. Oats-Western
mixed and State Sla39y1c, white western
57aiic. Hay and Hops-UnchanRed.
Sug gT and Cofec-Quiet and unchanged,
noInsses-Quet; new New Orleans 5Os60o,
old 32ai5c; Porto Rico 35a5Oc. Rice
steady Louisiana 511a6I1c, Carolina SKA
65Ic. Whisky-Steady at 81 10.
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Nav YoRE, November l5.-The Gen.
Gral Missionary Convention Of the Meth.
olist Church today made an sppropri.
alton for various missionary fslds for
1873. The appropriation will not mate.
rally differ from amounts appropriated
for 1877 and the aggregate Is the same
Fonr Thousand dollars were placed at the
the disposal Of the Board 10 aid any dia.
trGssed missionary in Bulgaria. Ii was
reported thatat least one missionary had
been killed by the Turkp,
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CtSClSSATI, November l5-Cotton-
Quiet aud steady Mt l0fc. Flour-Dull
aud unchanged. Wheat-Heavy; red 81 l8
al IS. Corn-Stroug new at 37aSsc, old t5c,
Oats Quiet and steady at 27a3lc. Rye
steady at 6oO. BGrley-DulI and uuChanR.
cd, Lard-Active. firm and higher; ateaSn
IS 90, kettle IS 75A9 90. Pork-Dull at
Sl2 81. Bulk MGats-Quiet and scarce At
iMa6 Ha6Nc loose, 20 days in salt. Bacon
-Nomiullly unchanged, market bare.
Green Meats Dull; shoulders 4xc, sides
5sSi5Xc, hams 7us,. Butter Easier, not
quotabIy lower. Linseed Oil-Dall at 52a
oSc, WhiSky-$l 05.
Hoes Dull, weak aud lower common
S}i7jM 10. light 81 l5N4 80, packing 81 20
al 80, butchers 81 4Oai IS.
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PHILADELPHIA. Noremhnr VI

ruILADRLPHIA, November l5.--Flour
STEADY; superfinG 81 20, extra S. 30,
Pennsylvania 81 00l6 80, high grades and
patent e 00a9 30. Whcat-Stendy; amber
81 i9aI 10, rcd 81 d!Ol AN, white 81 asa
30. Corn-Firm; yellow 6Sa63Sfc, mixed
6?a69]Ec. Oati-Firmer; white western
S6aSsc, western mixed 1850. Ryc-Qniet
and unchanged. Provisions Weak. Pork
III OOali 20. Bptter-UnChanSed. Eggs
Active; western 25R2Gc. Cheese Firm.
or aud unchanged, Petroleum -Firmcr;
refined iSNiSSc, crude lOEC:-~Whisky-
81 10.
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CHICAGO, November 1.-the DrpreTT
Journal reports
CATTLE Receipts, $500; shipments
500. Choice stock a shade better inouir1
at old rates; sales at 50 5Oa4 rs; Colofados
quiet but steady ut s. ,40a3 95; through
Texans plenty at So 50aS 25. Native butch.
sTs dull cows S2 i0al %, bulls s. 10, ItGera
81 I0A3 80, calves 81 OOa5 90. Stockers Gud
ireders active but weak and lower at s. 90
HoGs-Receipts, 10000; shipments, 2, 600.
Slow at slight advance; shipping 81 60G
4 %, packing 81 S5a4 80, light s. S5a4 so,
closing steady and drmer; no call Tor Phil.
adelphias.
SHgEr-RcceiptS II 900, shipments LOO.
Inactive aud lower; shipping aold at s. 25
a3 IS, butchers at s. O0aS rs.
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BALTIMORE d OHIO.

MonthIy Meeting Of the Officers
Report OF the President -SDec.
ulatiOnS Ra 10 tile Result OF the
Annual Election Next Monday,
BALTIMORE, November l6.-Ths reRu.
lar monthly meeting Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Com pauY was held to day
The only important business transacted
was the reading aud adoption Of the Pres.
idents annual report. It Is withheld
from any one but the Directors until
after the annual stockholders election
called for Monday next; but in conversa.
tion with persons present at the meeting
your correa pondent learned that, beside
the statement OF tonnage, revenues and
expenditures, which ia deemed satisiacto.
ry, the strike and all other things were
considered. The President gives at
length an able review Of the circuu.
stances and effects ofthe strike, and an i'm
portant detailed statement Of the rela.
ttons heroad, now, and for some years
in the past, with the Marietta & Cincin.
natl Railroad. The latter matter ia
drawn out by recent meeting Of bond
and stockholders of the Marietta road
with the circumstances at
tending the sales Of its securities, and
the Rubsequent appointment as receiver
Of John King, jr. The argument is con.
sidered strong one for the Baltimore &
Ohio management. Some months ago
considerable feeling was reported in some
papers as having been developed against
the management Of Garrett and King, and
twas said that Keyser would be elected
to succeed Garrett. A careful canvasS
made by me this eve ming indicates strong.
ly that the old board and officers wilU6e
reelected on Monday. the State, city ,/and
John Hopkins stockholders opposing y
change. II
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NEw YoRK, November l5.-The sche,!.
uIes Of the firm Of Charles A. Herpich "
Co., fur dealers, on Mercer street, place
their liabilities at S425,OOOi net aRsSts
s277,00O.
CLEVELAND, November l5.-lI. Har.
vcy's Sons, extensive millera and flour
dealers, failed to-day. No statement is
given Of their Liabilities and assets. The
assignee Ia s. Williams, who gave bonds
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RAILROAD BONDs-Strouc; Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated gold coupons
advanced to 9i<, Hannibal & S., Joe con.
solidated to s6A, Rock Island IS to los,
St. Paul consolidated sinking fuads %.
Pacific OF Missouri tirsts g9}<, Ohio 3 Mis-.
sissippi consolidated tOa5
sTATR SECURITlES-Firm.
ST0CES-The market WAS wepk Al thr
opening and the price fell Y per cent but
subsequently there was an advance Of 37S
per cent in Michigan Central, md this St (.
Tened the whole market. Towards. one
O'Clock weaker feeling set in and there
was a reaction of Z to IA per cent. The
market was strong during the last hour OF
business and the highest prices Of the day
we're generally current Rt the close. The
advance FROM the lowest point OF the day
ranged q toe per cent, except IN the case
oil MtclltHau Central, which sold UP 10 (jSH,
rise OF ~ per cent. Lake shore sold up
TO GsA, Western UUiOn to 79sS, Delaware,
LackAwanua i Western to 4sI, New York
Central to l079I, Northwestern common to
3b2S, preferred to 65H, st. Paul to S5g5.
preld to 6SA, III. Central to 75|,C.C.C,G
]. to iO5<, aud Delaware q Hudson to iiIs
In the final sales there was fraCtiOnafre.
action in some cases.
The Post says the buying oi Michigan
Central and other stocks was chiefly to
cover short sales which have been urr.is.
tently made in tho last few weeks aud The
amount OF which is large. This huvingI
was stimulated by general ta k 10 The ,g.r,
that the large holders intend moving the
market up with the close OF navigation.
n /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-16

BosToS, November l5,-Bridgst E4an.
ceS Kennedy was murdered at South Bos.
ton last night, where she had goue,zo visit
her sister. About Q o'clock Shyrang the
bell, was admitted by her bso,her, and
immediately fellto The dOor ,Anconscl o Us,
and died In ten minutes /On examina-
ton three stab. were todnd In her lelt
breast. The affair is iESoIved in myste-
~. Peter MahOney Vas arrested, having
abloody a knile in hisp possession, was under
the influence OF liquor and had been seen
near the house, flndishing knife, early
in the evening" and threatening to kill
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-16

EAsrLluERTY, November rl5.-CArrLE-
Receipts to-day 500 bead, through, and SIS
head OF yard stock; total for three DAYS
527 head through, and 1850 head yard.
Prime s. GOa5 25, good 81 2jA4 70, common
$375i4 90.
AoGs--ReceiptS to-day $40 head; total
Tor three days lS 40 head. Workers "a 0Oa
4 80, PhiHdelphias 81 4Oa4 GO.
SIEhr-RecGipts to-day 400 head; total
Tor three days 400 head. selling at 81 70
as 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-16

Bosroa, November l5.-A committee
otcrsditors Of the Boston Lead Company
ia examining the Affairs, previous TO con.
sideriBg the proposition for an extension,
]. H. Cadwick & Co., indorserS Of the
company TO u large amount, propose, II
an extension Is granted, to guarantee
payment in full Of principal and interest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-16
OincluI VOto oI II'cnnsJlvanin.

liARmsBuRo, Pa, November l5.-The
following Ia the official vote Of Pennsyl.
vNnia III the last election as received St
the State Department except Washington
county Supreme Judge, Sierrett, Rspub.
licau, 2ii dsO; Turnkey, Democrat, 25l,.
600; BARLEY, GrCenbGck, %, 500; Winton,
Prohibition, 2S09i Trunkeys plurality
9,00l; Auditor General, Paaamure, Re-
publican, 2i2.2ss; Schell, Democrat, 25 !.
900; Emerson, urOCnbAck, L., ,Qs9; Barker,
Liquidation, ll 2.007i schell'' plurality, g.!
9gs.