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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-13

Ngw ORLEANS, November l2.-Foul
deaths from yellow fever in the past TWEEN
ty.four hours
McCoMB Cry, November l9.-Total
deaths from yellow fever at this place 10
all white but one. About 800 cases were
treated out OF population OF l,l00. The
first case occurred October 4th. About sc
cases are still under treatment. This place
has received only n few hundred dollars
OF outside help, and there is now absolute
need Of aid. The people have made no
call for help, and being generally working
mechanics are not able to help each other.
Contributions should be sent to n. Green
er, President OF the Howard Association.
VIcxsBuRG, November I9.-Two new
eases OF fever. One reported at Delta,
La, and one ut Edwards, Miss.
JACKSON, Miss, November l2.-Three
deaths last evening. Miss Louise Taylor
and two colored. Three new cases to-day,
among them are B. T. Glinnen, night
operator at the New Orleans depot.
Two deaths are expected tonight.
W. II. Iofner, u prominent young mer-
chant OF Baton Rouge, Miss, died OF fever
this evening. The weather Is cool to-
night.
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4 Boston Conyention-The Sand Lot Ora
71 tor Snubbed,

BosroH, November l9.-The ward and
city committees of the workngmens' party
held Convention tonight to nominate u
full city ticket. 1t was the noisiest and
most turbulent Convention ever held in
this city, the gas being put out in the hall
during the proceedings Dennis kcarney
made a speech urging on those pres.
ent the necessity OF the nomination Of
workingmcn for city officers. He was in
terrupted by the delegates, the majority
OF whom were apparently i'll favor OF
Prince for Mayor, several delegates going
as far as to shake their fists IN his face, in
quiring gwhy he should come here NEEDING
With the politics OF the city. After some
time the full ticket was nominated, com
posed exclusively Of Workingnen, with
Davis ]. King, the halter, for Mayor.
The Greenbackers failed 10 nominate a
ticket, and appointeda committee to bring
in full list Of the nominations on Thurs.
day next,
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PntLApELPHII November I9-Flonr-Du
supertine g 25a3 90; extra S 00aS 5O AIiil-
ReSota family 81 25a4 49, high grades SG5OL
amber 81 O5al 90; white 81 OGal OF; No. z
Chicago at 9ic Corn-Dull; yellow at Soc:
mixed 4G1Ia4G Nc; old 44a45c. 0ats-Demand
active; white western 2sa30; mixed western
25a9Gc. Rye-Dull; western 54a5Gc. Provi
siOns-Depresscd. Mess Pork-$S 0oa0 %.
Beef-India meS $40 o.; hams. smoked 9a
a9I5c; green at 5a51Ec. Iard-EasIer; prlnH
steam 8hc. Butter-Dull; New York and
Bradford county, Pa, extra 2la23c; Western
Reserve 20a22c. Eggs-Easier; western 2ja
96c Checse-Dull and depressed; western ia
&c. Petroleum-Dull; refined &c; crude IKE.
Whisky-EOlninally unchanged.
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New YORK.

NKw YoRk, November l2.-Cotton-Quiet
but firm at 0 5-lGa0 9-l6c. Flour-Moderatc
business; supOrfine State and western at s. 50a
IS; common to good s. 76aS 9j; good to
choice s. coal 50; white wheat extra - 65a5 81
extra Ohio s. S0a5 90; St. Louis s3 G0a5 7j;
Minnesota patent process S 0Oas 2S Wheat
Heavy; ungraded winter red 81 0Slsal OF y;
No. 2 do 81 U7al OF u; No. do 81 o. Nal 0S; /;
ungraded amber 81 O6I5al rs; No. . amber
81 05al 051S; ungraded white 81 05al 10: No,
/ do at s. 0s4al 90. Rye-lieayy: No. 9
western at 59c. Barley-Hcavy. Malt-Dull
and nominal Corn-Heavy; ungradel at 42a
4OKc; No. 5, 431fc; No. ., 4G9saI69&c; round
yellow &c 0atS-Firlner; No. 3, zoe; do white
32].a32IItc;; extra white 30Isai0c; mixed west
ern 30aSl l4c; white western 3iaI0c. Hay
Steady ut 40a45c. Hops-QuiCt but steady.
CofIee-Quiet and unchanged. Sugr-Dull;
fair to good refining 7a7Kc. MOlasSes-Nomi-
nally unchanged. Ricc-ln fair demand and
steady. Whisky-$l 09.
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CHICAGO, November 2.-Flour-Quiet aud
unchanged. Wheat-Fair demand but lower
rates and closed weak; No. red winter Sc
cash; S0Lc December; No. . Chicago spring
SOaS0l &c cash; S0aS0Ic November slIc De-
cember S2as2I.c January; No. 5 at O99+a70c:
rejected 5915 15a60c. Corn-Active, but weak and
lower at SOsIa3Ojsc cash; 305Ic December and
January; rejected 201Gc oats-Cash higher
and options lower; 1890 cash l9l1al97sc De-
ccmber l9hc January; rejected lie. Rye
Dull and lower at HlSc. Barley-Unsettled
at s0asO1Gc cash; S5c bid, December; eXtm
No. 3, 45I<a4sc. Pork-DemAnd firm and
market finn at 50 IS cash; $3.50 December:
$ OK January. Lard-Steady and in gool
demand at $ Is cash: IS 50 December; s. 81
bid, January. Bulk Meats-Quiet and un.
changed. Whisky-Steady and unchanged
ut 81 90.
AT the close Wheat was easier and declined
nc. Corn irIner and advanced &c. Oats
firm and unchanged. Pork in good demand
and prices shade higher at 50 s. 1sa6 IS De
oember: s. lObid, January. Lard hrmer and
declined 21<c.
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Steubenviiie Herald Of ilIh.
Another old and respected citizen OF
Steubenvillc has gone to his long home to
meet the ever increasing number OF those
who have rested from their labors. Mr..
james Long, who died ut his residence on
North High street, at half.past five o'clock
yesterday morning, was native OF this
county, having been born in Wayne town.
ship, near Dorsey Flats, on November 22d,
1872, so that he had nearly completed his
6Gth year. He grew up in that locality,
removing to East Springfield and from
thence to Steubenvilie, where he entered
into the employ OF Addison Hobs0n,
whariboat and warehouse proprietor. lie
afterwards remained on the wharfboat with
Messrs. A. DOYLE and Deni. Drennen, and
from thence he went into the wholesale
grocery OF Lippincott & Holloway US por-
Ter. In 1862 he entered the grocery OF ID.
McGowan, now McGown Brothers, where
he remained up to the time OF his last i'll
ness au honest aud faithful employee His
sickness is supposed to have been brought
on by exhaustion during the heated term
OF last summer, although his confinement
to the house has only been about five
weeks past. In 1884 Mr.. Long was mar
ried to Miss Mary ]. Andrews, OF this city,
and twelve children were the fruit OF that
union, eight OF whom with their mother
survive him. The children are Ellen,
married to james Hazlett, Of Island Creek
township; Kate, married TO Z; II. McFeely'
IT,, this city; Pamphylia, Frank, Ross
William, late Of the U. S. Navy; George
and Mary Il.
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U'Phiherla or Puirid Sore ThrOat-Re'
eeipt for Its Treatment and Cure.

VIRGINIA Cry, NEVADA, Nov. @.
Aa'' In,cllseucrr. .u'
SEEING in the papers that the diptherih
NN bad in West Virginia, l send you the
NloEing valuable receipt for the cure mud
Treatment oithat terrible disease which has
aR'el 50 much suffering and sorrow
throughout the land. II is pronounced
ppntni sore throat, instead of Diphtherta-
WbhIheria having another meaning alto.
Niher. think the disease is caused more
oIless by iuhaling decuyed vegetable or
animal matter and sleeping in ill-vcntila:
Nl rooms, and | believe the disease will
Gear 9nar Us an epidemic as often Us ten or
SaHetn years. No physic whatever should
" gwen the patient as 1t is almost sure
"'@th 4, To do 50, and bleeding is sure death,
me remedy, simple and harmless, is tea
'aIle OF one even table spoonful OF Cay
Taae ;s pepper, added to half pint OF boil
lhe dose, one teaspoonful to be given
GGs,y hour, followed up with q teaspoon
,a ~. q the best brandy" and for nourish,
Il.yht, IIht, use Oatmeal, cracked wheat and
usAgi apples, Allow no meat or broth o.
Il! ~! KIND to be given as they will increasC
Se sII lever which is a state to be avoided b!
a, means. Now with these directions
M,eay ny carried out. no child need die o
Palhd SORE throat. 4. ]. BEAIs.
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MEMPHIS, November IA special to
the Appeal this afternoon, confirms the
publication made this \. NJ, in the appeal,
OF the hanging OF Floyd Smith and his
wife (coloredJ by an armed mob OF thirty
or forty persons, on November .ith, three
milessouthwest OF fernando, Miss. Both
had been Farrcsted and lodged in jail at
fernando, October Goth, charged with
numbering little white girl six years old,
which had been left in their care by its
mother. 4 post mortem examination Of
the child revealed the fact OF its skull
having been broken.
Rumor gives US n reason for the murder
OF the child that the negroes were insti.
gated by the mother, who would inherit a
large property estate on the death of her
offspring.
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BALTIMORE, November -Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Western lower and ac
tive; No, 2 Pennsylvania red 81 90: No. west
December 81 OK; January 81 o.. Com"
Western quiet and easier; western mixed spot
i7Ec; November 47c; December 457+c; Jan.
uary 4Ga46kc; steamer 4lc. 0ats-Qulet and
steady; Pennsylvania 9Ia29r; western white
2sa20c; do mixed 26a27Ilc. Rye-Quict and
nominal. IIay-Dull and unchanged. Pro-
visionS-Quiet; iobbing trade only; prices
unchanged. Butter-Choice steady aud flrm
western roll and packed at l6alsc. Petroleum
Dull and nominal; crude Ikc: refined sz.a
9c. COtiee-Qulet, nominal and steady: =: Rio
cargocs l24al6c. Whisky-pull at 81 II for
jObblng lots.
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Card From v. c. proekunIer.

Editors InelligcnScr
Your readers do not require word OF
explanation from me concerning the man.
ncr in which my part in the recent discus
sion in your columns was concluded
Lest my silence should be misconstrucd,
however, by others, under certain impli'
cations contained in your issue OF to-day,
I wish simply to say that I was perfectly
willing for the matter to go to the public
ON the evidence submitted, and SO left 1t to
their intelligent considerations and 1udg'
mcnt, believing they have sufficient dis;
crimination 10 weigh the evidence and
determine their own verdict. had en-
tire confidence in my case, as well as in the
ability and fairness Of the public, and
have no reason now to modify that view.
/ also acknowledge my qualification at
the opinions expressed 70 me by 50
many unbiased persons, who have taken
mn interest in the discussion for the truth
sake, and which, rs / understood, IS
niain sample OF the general Judgment.
Respectfully,
w n kpOcIuSMR
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CINCINNATI, November 12.-C COtton-steady
at &c. Flour-Qniet and unchanged. Wheat
S5a95c. Cori-EaSier; new 32a33c; old nomi-
nal. Oats-Quiet but steady at 2Oa2ic. Rye
Steady ut l9c. Barley-DuIl aud dropping.
Pork -Firmer; old. s. 00a7 Is: new, Ss %
seller December and January. Lard-Dull;
steam S 25a5 30; kettle nominal. Bulk Meats
Steady with a fair demand OF s. 6oa3 5Oa3 GO
al 70. Boxed Meats-ln good demand shoul-
ders Sa5c seller December. Bacou-Dull and
prices shade lower at 3lfaS5iaI I{a4sSaIl4 50
l%c. Linseed 0il-Firm at 56a5sc. Whisky
Dull and dropping at 81 OF.
HOGs-Steahy with fair demand; common
g 96a2 CO.; light g G5a2 so; packing g 70
az 50; butchers s2 S5a2 go -
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An rmportan, Decision ou Trade Marks

MILwArxEE, November l2.-Judge Dyer
of the United States Court rendered IN
important decision in trade mark case to-
dav. Leidersderf 4 Co., tobacconists, TO
enioin Flinh 4 Co. from the use Of certain
labels. The dciendents demanded and
held that the court had no jurisdiction.
This raised the question OF the constitu'
tional power Of Congress to legislate' on
the subject, it was decided that the con-
stitutionality OF trade mark statute
cannot be sustained underth clause under
which tgivcsto Congress the powerto reg;
ulate commerce among the several
States, nor under any other Of the provi'
sions Of the constitution, which prescribes
the legislative power OF Congress, The
court therefore held that they had no jur'
isdiction to entertain controversy be-
tween citizens OF the same State, and sus'
tanned the demurrer.
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EAST LIBERTY, November H. CArrLr-Re.
ceipts to-day 80 head OF local: no through
stock. Supply good with fair demand; III
loads from Chicago changed hands to-day,
mostly for the country and local trade; no
Philadelphia or New York buyers on the mar
ket; yet II looks rs though they would sell
ut about &c off from last week
HoGs-Receipts to-day $3.50 head. Yorksrs
s. SOa9 ST. Philadelphias IS 00aS 90.
SnEEP-Receipts to-day 1000 head. Selling
slow at s. OOa4 %.
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CHICAGO, November l?-The DroverE Jour.
nal reports:
HoGs-Receipts 1900; shipments 200
Active and strong; choice heavy s. 0OaS 81
light s. 7Oa2 80; mixed packing 50 7Oao so.
CATTLE Receipts 1900 shipments 2g3
rnchangcd native steers s. 7OaI IS feeder,
and StOckeN :! 4Oa3 20; butchers steady !.
COWS g 00a3 so; bulls 81 e0a2 20: steers SS Cd
3 40; western scarce at g 7Oa3 30; Texan,
81 40a3 90.
sHEEr-Receiph 200. Lowcrat 50 7Gas 10.
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1n National and international Con.
,.,b,a Tor the promotion of commercial
,,rorrs, and reciprocity between the
,5,brrn Sta,cs. Mexico, Brazil and other
,gtI American continents met in Chi
40 Yesterday. 1t is thought possible
q. omr movement will he inaugurated
5tasl private enterprise for the purpose
ir,tlopinsthc desired trade. The main
r;.arc appears to he on Government
.l,ji,. ior cheap and direct railroad
.,5l,i., and steamship lines to South
lasricl. 1t Is contcnded that ap assem-
g,oi,hrcc Or four hundred men Of inhu-
or imm the various centres Of the coun-
r. il this interest cannot fail to bring
a,at good results.
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NEW YoRx, November "a suborii.
nate in one OF the city departments has
been caught appropriating the city'smoney
and compelled to disgorge. Neither the
name OF the department nor OF the culprit
are given, but arrests are promised.
BLAcHMAILRRs DISMISSED.
One or two clerks OF the Police Depart
ment were recently dismissed for black
mailing applicants for positions.
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Dry Goods.

SEw YoRx, November l2.-Cotton coed,
quiet and fairly steady In dgentS hands,
Prints moving slowly and ginghalns quiet,
Dress goods in moderate demand, but ll,e
selections are generally light. Agents are
worSted coatings, cheviotS aud blue hannels
but heavy wOolcns arr sluggish ForeiI1,
goods IN moderate request.
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sold npto ll7N. the highest point reached for
long time. On the statement Of the conpA.
ny that the earnings for the first six months oi
the fiscal year increased Sil5 900 over the same
time the previonS year, the closing prices were
up TO about the best OF the day.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares OF
which I, 800 were Erie, 81 600. Lake Shore, 1900
Wabash, 5000 Northwestern common, 5000
preferred, 1908 Rock Island, $500 st, PanI
common. 400 preferred, $500 New jersey
Central. $500 Norris & Essex, .. 100 Union Pa
ciiic. 400 81. Icseph, "i.OO0 Western Union,
1900 Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy, and 3,OOO
st, Louis. Eansas CITY & Northern,
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wAmrSGroX, November ie.-Tt is said
here that Lord Salisbury, in his reply TO
Secretary Evarrts, las earnest in his po-
sition that the Canadian Fishery award
was made in accordance with the Treaty
OF Washington, as Mr.. Evarts is in main
tanning the opposite view. The cores
pondence will not be concluded before the
33d, when the award " due, and will
probably he paid under protest.
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philadelphia Wool ,rnrr,s,.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November Io.-WooI-.
Quiet but steady; Ohio. Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above 35aS0c; cTira
S4JsaSlc; medium S5a37,Gc; coarse S6tl32e
New York, Michigan, lndinna and WeytsT,
fine 3laSIc; medium 3Sa3Gc; coan4 30asle !.
combing, washed, S5ai2c; unwaShed 4la2se |.
Canada combing 3Ga39c; fine unwashed ~
alr 80
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Further Arrests for Election Frauds,

CHARIEsroS, S. c., November l9.-Three
managers OF election at one OF the polls
we're arrested to-day under warrants from
the U. $. Commissioner for obstructing
Deputy Marshals at the recent election
and refusing publicly to count the ballots.
They gave bail. Other arrests are iex.
pectea tomorrow.
Eighteen citizens OF Onngeburg have
been arrested for obstructing United States
officers in the discharge OF their duties at
the recent election. They gare bail.
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WHEELING November II.
Live stock received ut the Wheeling Stock
Yards during the last week:
CArrLE-ArrivaIS 90 head; sold, cows and
bulls 81 75a3 90; medium steers and heife1
9 5Oa3 25: choice cattle 81 95a3 1j. Most
Of the sales were from $3 O0tO $ %.
HOGs--Arrivals $40 head; common to light
s. Jna2 I5; packing !? 75I3 co.; Lard and
butcher hogs retail from s. 90 to 81 Is.
SHEEr-Sclling from g 90 to 81 90 per lOC
lbs.
LAxB-sclling from = 90 to s. 90 per lOc
C4Lvm-sClling from g 90 to $40 90 pei
head.
FREsu Cows-selliug from SIS 90 aiO 90 pei
head.
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Some Dlnerence IN Returns.

MAucn Chunk, Pa, November l2.-The
Return Judges Of the Eleventh Congress-
ional District met to-day. The judges from
Carbon, Luzerne and Lackawanna coun.
ties made returns certifying Gen. Al.
bright's (Rep.) election to Congress by Gl4
plurality, and those from Pike, Montour,
Monroe and Columbia counties certified to
Robt. Klotz's tDem.l election by O5 plu.
ralitY
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Menther In,lIenfIon.

WARRINGTON, November 49,. a. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or partly cloudy weather, warm south
westerly, veering to colder northwest
winds, and falling, followed in the western
portion by rising barometer.
For the Lakes, partly cloudy weather, oc'
casional rains or snow; warm westerly
vcering winds preceded in the East and
West BY falling barometer.
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NEW YORK.


New YoRE, November l2.-Tammany
Hall has retained counsel 10 proceed
against John |. Davenport, Federal Super.
visor OF Elections, for preventing the hold
ers OF 1865 naturalization certificates from
voting at the late election.
A SWEEPING MOVE AGAINST rAMMANT.
A dispatch from Albany says: Governor
Robinson will follow up the defeat ut the
polls in th: city Tuesday last, by positiyS1 pn;S1
whom he has legal power to remove. and
that Controller Kelly, the Sheriff., Register
and County Clerk must so.
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NEw ORLEANS, November 19.-At the
monthly drawing Of the Louisiana State
Lottery No. 75,475 drew $4,000; No. 50.
9O7 drew $4,000; No. 1900 drew 5000;
Nos. 74,3jl and ,Sl3 drew 5000.
The tiHt capital prize was drawn nj Gal.
weston, the. second and fourth at New
York, the third at Albany, \. Y, and the
fifth at Finney's Grove, No,
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CoLuMBus, o., November l2.-George
Bales, alias Doctor Yarman, two year
convict from Dayton, suicided Tonight oy
hanging. He accomplished his object BY
making rope Of his sheet, tieing y about
ma neck and to bar OF his cell, and throw
ing himself from his bed.,,.,t Ssl
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Grand Army cslehration.

PHrLADELrnlA, Pa, November l9.-The
twelfth anniversary OF the organization oi
the Grand Army Of the Republic was cele-
brated to-day by street parade, review BY
Gov. Hartranft, addresses by prominent
members and q grand concert.
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Second Night Of fhe MsssIah Mu.ieal Fe.

PrrrsBrRGu, November l2.-Thc Mes
siah music festival, held at the Exposition
building this, second night, every inch OF
seating room and standing space was oc.
cupied, with an audience Of 10000. The
singing was Rne, undthe audience was the
largest ever assembled in Pittsburgh.
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FINANCIAL.


NEw YoRx, November l9.-The commit
tee OF creditors OF Dodd, Brown & Co. have
not yet decided as to the dividend to be
declared from the actual assets. The chair
man Of the committee says the chief diff
Guilty in arriving at u settlement arose IRON
the fact that one partner was here and the
Others in st. Louis, and concurrent action
tVnS nnpnssnrv
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LONDON, November 12.-The Glasgow
Chamber OF Commerce referred to com
mittcc the invitation to an international
Convention In New Orleans to discuss
measures for the advancement OF Amer
ica's trade with foreign countries, and in
structed the committee to make reply
showing the injurious effects Of Americas
protective policy on British trade.
The British Foreign Office announces
that note giving assurances OF the Cars
desire to faithfully respect the Treaty OF
Berlin was handed to Lord Augustus Loi-
tus on the 9th inst,
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SwITZERLAND.

WITHDRAWING FROM THE LArE LEAGUE.
BgRSE, November l2.-The Swiss Gov
erument will give notice in January Of its
intention to withdraw from the Latin
Monetary Convention.
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Toledo.

ToLEpo, November lo-wheat-Easier; Am.
Der Michigan spot 81 Isc; December and Jan.
naEy &c; No. . red winter spot Hoyem.
oes eeE fS TIciIOeS DeGemeeT rI SsXS s No. Dayton
Soc. Corn-Dull; high mixed 9SI5; No . sDS,
SG1Ic; new H1Ic. oats-Easier; No. Q s9e sF''
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SPAIN.


MADRID, November l2.-The sentence
OF death was communicated to Moncasi in
prison to-day. He showed great compo-
sure, and has not yet appealed FROM the
snntRnra.
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ST. ALBASs, VT, November l2.-The
creditors OF the st. Albans Iron and Steel
Works have closed the establishment un-
der writs OF attachment. Liabilities arc
upward OF 100000. The stockholders
meet on the 18th inst.
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CHICAGO, November ia Wingield
tWis.) dispatch says: Three young chill
dren named KoschoriCk, during their par.
ents temporary absence, were burned to
death by the house burning down.
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ITALY.

PoSrrrIcAL APPEAL TO TIE czAR.
RoNR, November l2.--The Pope will
make direct appeal 10 the Car on behalf
Of the Polish Catholics, and iifruitless, will
issue an encyclical denouncing the con-
duct OF Russia.
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main AgaIn Elected Chairman

AUGUSTA, Novmber Ex-senator Blain
was tonight chosen Chairman Of the Re:
publican State Cenral Committee, for the
twentieth time.
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MONTANA.

HELENA, MoSr., November l9.-Magin.
mis-, Dem, the present delegate, is re-elect.
ed by q large majority over the lndepend'
ent candidate. The Republicans had no
candidate.