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NEw YoRx, December 1s.-C Quiet at
slS-lGas 1916. Flour-Quiet and unchang-
ed; superfne State and western s. 40a3 20;
common to good extra S 76a4 10; good TO
choice 81 l5s4 SO; white wheat extra 81 55a
5 Is; extra Ohio s. e0a5 90; ST Louis s. 80
rs IS; Minnesota patent process $5'75as 90.
Wheat-Actiye and u shade higher; uDgTaded
spring sS,sa09c; No. 8 spring e0a9Ie; No. 9
spring a5a0sc; ungraded red 9sI<a97 35.c; No,
5 do 81 0911Eal 03; No. 2 do 81 o. 1fa1 0s; No.
1 do 81 0sal 0sIIsS;; No. | amber 81 0S; ungTaded
amber 81 0S1Ia1 0s1<; No. . do $i05a1 051H
ungraded white 81 0sa1 IeIz No. / do, sales 10.
900 bushels at 81 0s7lal 0911zz extra do, sales
100 bushelsat 81 l0Kal II. Rye-Dull; No.
9 western 5sa59c. Barley = Dull and un-
changed. Malt-Dnll and nominal. Corn
Active and shade higher; ungaded 45ai7c;
No. 3, 42I<a43Ifc; steamer 45a45 1fc;, No. .,
i711fa47Itc; old yellow western- 4sc. Oats
Quiet; No. 3white 32Izc; No.2, 30a30 Nc; No,
3 white 33Ha3lc; mixed western 50aStc:
white western 3ta35c. Hay-Flrm and un-
changed. Hops-steady aud unchanged. Cof-
fce-Steady Marseaibo l61tc, gold. Sugar
Quiet and steady; fair TO good refining 6ssa
SIC. MolasSes New Orleans 9Sa3sc. Rice
Nominally unchanged. Whisky-steady at
81 0eH. csr. a-s ssJ7i1if'-5 ''ii. ..-'' q
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BALTIMORE, December 3-FIour-Better
inquiry and market steady; western super
fine 81 75a3 IS; do extra S. 50A4 90; do family
81 25a5 IS. wheat-westerl inactive and
higher; No. sl05; red 81 05H bid; No. 2
western winter red, spotand December, sl0i y;
January 81 055Sal u; Febraarysl o. Corn
Western firmer but quiet; western mixed spot
old, 46t.c; new, spot aud December, 45}fc;
January 45c; February 45I4c asked; steamer
3OIs. 0ats-Scaree and firm at esaS2e; west
ern' white Sla32c; do mixed 2sa30e Rye
Quiet and nominal. Hay-Dull and heavy /;
prime Pennsylvania and Maryland l0alis,
Provisions Quiet, with n fair johhlng trade
only. Mes Pprk-$s Is. Bulk Meats--Looss
shoulders SC; clear rib sides 4atk.; Bacon
shoulders, old, SJsOI clear RIB sides new, SIC;
hams new, hl0c. LArd-Refned tierces 70.
Butter STEADY but quiet; choice western
packed 15alsc; rolls l5al7c. PetrdlenH-DnII
and weak crude ne; tsilRed SIC. Coffee
Dull and noMinali Hio cargoes Naf5lfc.
whisky-FiEm Al y oGal 0e1S -
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wELlSpuad, December 1e.-The highest
river for many years. South Wellsburg is
The paper and woolen-mills
have stopped.
srEusxxytnLE, ONO, December l2.-
George vireling, a prominent merchant Of
This city, has failed. His liabilities and
assetssre unknown t4 VI E+1ttti
Theffyer reached thirty.three feet this
afternoon. Highest since -. Cleveland
& Pittsburgh Railroad submerged Of Min.
70, interfering with the passage OF freight
trains, making, necessary the transfer OF
passeneers. The City Water Works, the
Jefferson Iron Works and the Public
School in the Sixth Ward are compelled
10 suspend operations on account OF high
water. There arc no other serious results,
East LIVBRPooL, December ls.-This
morning ltte side tFa6k Of the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh Railroad at this place began
10 aide, and car loaded with flint fell
into the river, dragging with II five other
loaded cars. The contents ai all are a
total loss. Aca! loaded with one hundred
barrels OF lime took fire, and great dam.
are was done before the FIRE was extin-
suished. The high water undermined the
track.
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TELEGRAPH1C DROPS.

The nail masters of Statfordshire, Eng
land, have resolved to resist the demands
OF the men, even II ageneral strike should
be the result. .'.,..
A San Francisco dispatch states that q
heavy gale from the North prevailed for
several days. Some minor damage to
shipping at the .wharves is reported:
ALondon correspondent at Vienna,
states that the majority OF the Commission
Of eighteen, appointed by the Reichstrath
on The 10Th inst, to consider the Treaty Of
Berlin, are favorable to the treaty.
CIV. Lane, wife and two children, liv-
ing four miles below sabula, Iowa, on the
Mississippi river, were drownedon Thurs
day while out on the ice in a hand sleigh.
The Ice broke so suddenly that no one
had time to go to their rescue.
]. W. Pomfrey, editor Of the Saturday
Ereaing Pres, Of iCoyington, Ky, was
Yesterday sentenced to pay fine OF SO
and be imprisoned for 90 days for pub
fishing libellous article rejecting on the
Hon. j. G. Carlisle, the present member
OF Congress Of that district.
The trial Of William Mer.ick, for the
murder OF his wife, which began at In
dianapolis on Monday the ID OF this
month, was concluded yesterday evening.
The Jury after being out thirty minutes
returned q verdict Of guilty OF murder in
the first degree, and he was sentenced to
death
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The Railroad Couvention-CIassifie
OF freiEhts.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, December lS-The
joint committee Of the Green Line and
Southern Railroad and Steamship Associ-
alton have agreed upon a joint cIassiiea-
ton as to what are peculiarly Eastern and
Western products and what are common
to both sections. The rates from Chicago
TO the coast and interior points have been
fixed and are substantially the same via
Eastern or Baltimore lines as they are in
effect on the Green Line. The relative
difference In rates between Louisville,
st. Louis and Cincinnati to points South
created heated discussion, and pending
their consideration the committee ad-
journed to SP. N. -
The following railroad men arrived to-
nights Wm. Fl. Cummings, New York
Central; Lucien Hills, Cincinnati, Colum-
bus, Cleveland L Indianapolis; Geo. Dar-
ling, General Manager Of the White Line;
r. w. Geiger, ]. II. { /. r. R.; N. W..
Landis, Merchants Dispatch; ]. a. Up
perman, of White Line; G. P. Atmore,
touisyille& Nashville and Great Southern.
They are here on an annual prospecting
tour. They will return North tomorrow.
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nieago.

cncAso, December e. Flour lNoninaIly
unchanged Whe4s-A Active firm and higher; !;
nary No. Chicago spring 'ss11 11saSS11te cash;
sake, december; S35SaS3Ae January, s4sEe
February; No. 36s Isa6e &c; rejected 6sadS 1ze.
Corn-Falrly active, and . shade higher Mt
81! 70 cash; 31LSc January; size February;
rejected 267tc 0ats-DuIl and nominal firm
ut 30{c cash; 2Oc December; 20tsc January.
Rye-Steady and unchanged BAriey-Dpll
and nominal, excep! No. 5 extra, which Is
stronger at Aaah Flaxseed-Fair togood
cEtnhing d lsal 20 Pork-stpng and higher
AZ 81 IS cash; q SIX January; s. 97k Feb
Fuary. LArd-Active, firm and higher; IS 90
cash; IS 60a5 69S January; IS 10aa T2h Feb.
ruaTy. Bulk MeAts-1n good demand and
prices ashaae higher g eaasfoas 80. Whis-
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INDIA.
AranAxs pRsEnr1Xe rne AMEEH.


LAHORE, December 1S-The officials and
notables Of Jellalabad arrived at Dakka to
tender their submission and services TO
the British authorities.
News from Cabul represent that eight
regiments of Afghan infantry there have
shown adisinclination TO fight,
The natiyesin the south Of Shutargardan
Pass seem friendly To the British, -.
The following dispatch from General
Roberts Is. dated the Oh, Inst ~ hope 10
reach the top OF 'Shutargardan Pass to-day.
I shall then return to, Alikel.P syr I
DISEASE ii WORK OK rHE BRITISH Thoofs.
r. A telegram from Peshawar says: There
Is much sickness principally pneumonia,
among I'D troops at dc 'front.' One fegt.
ment has lost Is men in four days, and
another has so sick. n.4 shrE
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pmIAnHLPHtA, December 13.-Flour =
superAne esSoa2 IS; extras 3 oOaS 50; Min.
nesota family q 00a4 IS; high grades IS 9a
$50. Wheat-Dull No 9 nd Il 05 bid;
amber 81 05alQs, white 81 0sa1 10. Corn
Steady; old yellow 4sa4s114Ic; new 44I<a4I9lc;
Ialsed old 40 bid; new HE oats-D1li,
white western SlaSSc; mixed 2s15saeaAe Rye
visions -FirmerJ feeling. Mes Purk - - eS.
Beef-India mes Sle 80; hams, smoked, s7IS
axe pieklel 61sa7kci green Sc. Lard
s,6atlyg prime steam &C. Butter-Qaiet and
lunchanged. Eggs-- Sieatly western 25aa8c.
Cheese Quiet i western. .lSS<a. Petplenm-
Quiet Atd unchanged, Whisky-steady west
err u "a m. tF-,altlFf ilfssIf. Ncs',E
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I.AiPIea rhat Instlr HnIle,l.

. BoToS, December IS.-Judge Lowell
has decided that some $4,000 Of notes
Of the Union Mills, Of Fall River,
signed only by the Treasurer, when the
bylaws Of the corporation required that
they be poputer.signed BY the President,
TaFe I valid claims against tks ponpeEn on tie
Found that the riile had not been ohseER-
Tsd foT : number q years before The. con-
pany became bankrupt The Judge alko
held that the notes had been bought by
innocent holders before maturity, and
that these parties could not be held re-
Sponsible fdr tse pplicatiGn ofthe corpor-
qtionls money, Or be aiTegisa BY AM fraud
ulent use ot t6e nroeesds ot the notes:
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ssa,h Buriesqued on the seaGoId.

81. JoHys, QpeBEc, December lS.-
Cyprielsr CastafralesD DemitaiOfsas hanged
to-day for the murder Of Mathew Msth-
ron. When on the sOafold castatralsz
said in a loudand dramatic voices .e.Gentie;
men, thank nv good friends IN iteeouhty
AZ iheryille and also in the United States
pr the kindnssE that has been shown me;
Aays tsga ss5 ys!y RiEA n ss9y ESE4 IS t,S sSs
himself alone knows that am moi. guilty;
CT, hc viii dc uss ipstiee, Good bye friends,
good bye gendenepE Y 4 RBtuFe tlle rope
was blacSd about the neck 81 gastalraisf
the GsfIlsi ciGn siggGsted that he remove
his collar, and he replied, "No, l might
saiel cnld.n a, .i, t,-5fr g.. ..,i ~ - ri y
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CHrcGso, December lS.-The Droyers Jour
Hoas-Receipts. 5000 head; shipments
1000 head. Market steady; sold shade
higher, closing weak choice heavy g 76a3 %;
light s. 60a2 IS mixed - 40a2 as
CArT1E-Receipts 500 head; shipments
2,6oo Shipping . shade higher at s. ioa5 IS;
stockers strong at g S5a9 so butchers cows
q 40a2 IS; steers . 00a3 80; bulls = 0Oa2 10.
sHEKr-Receipts 100. Good stock str0ngi
common dull at 50 5Oa5 90,
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Debt or the old Dolninion.

RICHMOND, Va, December 12.-The re-
pudiators Of the Virginia Legislature, who
constitute the ruling element held a eau.
Gus tonight, in which the debt question
was discussed The offer of the bond
holders to relinguish one-third Of the in
terest was refused; and it was agreed that
the Barbour bill, which was vetoed last
session by the Governor, should be passed
again. II repudiates half OF the interest
The repudiators say they are going to call
a Convention in The spring and have the
whole debt Of s910Oo, 600 repudiated.
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dition Of the Grange report that the order
Is not In as promising condition as for
merly, and that both the number OF Gran
ges and their membership is smaller than
formerly, but that the Oranges now exist
ing are on q firm basis.
The State Grange this evening adopted
resolutions recommending that county
and district agricultural fairs be confined
to their legitimate objects by excluding
horse racing, side shows, and sales Of In
toxicating liquors.
The Grange adjourned TO meet next
year at q place to be selected by the Ex-
ecutive Committee. gs .tsl4gtl
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.,,.mnted Murder-then suieided.

CTycNxArt, December lS.-About iouF
o'clock this morning Peter Muchmeisser,
a resident of the 18th Ward, beat his wife
onthe head with afiat-iron until he suppos.
ed her dead and then went out and hanged
himself Muchmeisser was drunken
wretch, who drew his only support from
his wife as washerwoman. Lately she
received a small legaeY which he attempts
ed, ,unsueeessiully, 70 deprive herot-hence
his crime and suicide. The woman may
possibly live, bat viii be MANNED for life.
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THE Cincinnati Commercial sleeps with
aDe eve open on Grants movements. 1t
remarks yesterday that "he is going to
rome around through Asia, and move on
,he Presidency by the left flank through
,ba Golden Gate"
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Impor,ant Meeting OF ore and vessel Men
: ~" NJ Cleveland,

Cleveland, O., December IA meet
ing Of the heaviest capitalists and most
prominent business men, representing the
iron ore and vessel interests OF Cleveland,
was held here yesterday, the object OF
which was TO promote influences to secure
the Improvement of the harbor at Duluth,
TO hasten all such improvements, and give
our largest sized vessels free and uninter-
rupted navigation through the great lakes:
Delegates to a similar meeting, to be held
at 81. .Paul on the 18th inst, were elected.
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. singular Episode In a New YORK coaTt.

-
NEws YoRx, December l3-Drs Brad=
ford, convicted 81 causing the, death Of
Sarah Victoria oonners, by malpractice,
was taken to the Court OF General Sessions
to-day for sentence. His counsel made q
futile appeal for anew trial on legal points
and on the ground Of newly discovered
evidence. DR.. Bradford then addressed
the Court protesting his Innocence and
narrating the manner in which he discov-
cred his new evidence. He said that
while in the Tofnbs yotng woman Wis
tied him and remarked that she had some
things belonging TO Nicky Connerss HE
closely questioned her and she admitted
performing the operation on the girl. At
Ibis point The woman arose in, Courtand
exclaimed: ttfts IN true. / confess be-
fore you and Jesns Christ that ! am guilty
and that man is innocent" The woman
then made her way to the side OF Brad
ford and gave the details OF the crime.
She said 1t was only after continued soiic-
itation on the part OF the girl that she con-
sented 10 perform the operation, receiving
therefor $50. Frightened at the eonse-
duences Of the act she took the girl to Dr..
Bradford, after promising her not TO tell,
returning her SO; and then left the Doc
tors office. The woman subsequently,
raye her name as Madame Cherardi, clair
yoyant, OF l65 Pierrepont street Brook
Iyn, After brief conversation between
the counsel, Judge Sutherland addressed
the woman: al think we have had
enough OF your story; you have got
through your part Of tie play The As
sistanf District Attorney said: Haven't
we had enough OF this; this man has nd
ded 70, his many intamies by bringing the
woman here to tell her lies = and moved
for sentence. Judge Sutherland denied
the motion for o new trial, but granted
twenty days 70 prepare exceptions. He
then Sentenced Dr., Bradford, who again
protested his innocence, 70 the Stats prison
Tor tonrteen years and SIX months. ,!st
4.
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FIFTEEN INCHES At IEAvENwoRrH.


WAsn1NdroN, D. G., December lS-l. AN.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
cloudy weather, with rain or snow, south!
west winds and falling barometer, follow
ed by rising barometer and colder north
westwinds.
For the Lower Lake region, warmer,
cloudy weather, with snow or. rain, and
variable winds, mostly east, and lower
pressure.
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. -@S~~~It |
HOUSE
,-RlLls AND REsoLuToys. ?

- .y-BlLls AND REVOLUTIONS. ~
Theresolution looking to theSinyestiga.
ton Of the official conduct OF J. l. Daven.
port, United States Supervisor OF Election
at New York, was adopted after be-
ing amended so as to make the invest.
CATION extend 10 his conduct in the days
OF registration.
Mr.. Shelly, from the Committee on Rail
roads and Canals, reported . bill 70 au-
thorize the Washington, Cincinnati L St
Louis Railroad Company to construct q
narrow gauge. railroad from tide water-to
ST. Louis and Chicago sReeommitted. Z
Mr.. Kenna, rising to personal explana:
ton, referred TO the sweeping charges
made in the public press against members
OF the Committee on Enrolled Bills for
drunkenness at the eloseof the last session.
He denounced! such charges as unquali-
tiedly false, and filed statements OF the
the Speaker and other officers Of the House
In support OF his remarks. -oy7 rs6T
The bills on the Speakers table (since
last SESSION. were taken up and referred 20
the committees, except where objections
were made, rs was the case with the bill
10 repeal the resumption act, and the bill
10 extend the time for constructing the
Northern Pacific Railroad. These bills re-
main on the Speakers table. The Speaker
then proceeded to call the committees
for their reports which were Of apriyateI
nature.
Mr.. Davis, of North Carolina, from the
Committee on Claims, reported the bill
originally introduced, by Phillips, Of Kan
sas, amending the act making an appro-
priation for the service OF the government
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1872.
Passed.
It includes in the settlements provided
for in that bill, all accounts for the service
oflaborers, etc, employed by the Govern
mentibetween the 18th Of May, 1859, and
the date when full payment was COM
menced for eight hours work, by the act
approved May, 1858, when il shall be made
to appear that the reduction in the hours
of labor was the cause OF the reduction in
wages.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole, Mr.. Burchard in the chair, on
the private calendar. The first bill on the
calendar was the bill for reimbursing the
College Of William and Mary for property
destroyed during the late war.
Mr.. Keifer opposed the passage OF the
bill, saying that he did so without any
desire or intent OF keeping alive the III, (,
viii engendered by the late war, though
the fact should not be lost sight OF that
the college was destroyed by war, brought
on in part by its sown teachings, and that no
record showed that single studentin that
institution had entered the Union army;
he opposed it because there was no legal
ground for the payment of claims, and
denied that there was any precedent for
such payment. b. ~ s,qa ~
Mr.. Eden would not vote for the bill be-
cause it might establish a dangerous pre-
cedent,
Mr.. Wilson, ofwest Virginia, introduced
bill making trade dollars legal tender.
Referred. ..Is
Me- Gibson introdueeda joint resolution
giving notice to terminate the convention
Of June 1875, with King OF Hawaiian Isles.
Referred. -,
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cnrxxArI, December lS-wheat-D Dnll
and drooping; red and white S5a95e. Corn
Steady and In fair demand at SEC cash and
seller December; 3Sc seller January. Oats
Ingood demand at full prices, 2Sae6c. Rye
In good demand at Sc. Barley Easier: No
5 fall s0aa5c Pork-Firm; sales at 81 g.
LArd-Dull; steam IS IS. Bulk Meats-Dull;
partly cured g T0AS 66a3 75a3 IS. Bacon
Quiet; shoulder Sc; sides 4Kc, Butter
Steady and unchanged. Linseed oil-Quiet
at 6Oa6lc. whisky-Steady and in good de-
mand at 81 OIL Iiu (.
Hoos-steady and in good demand; COM
mon 50 90a2 IS; light $2 S0a2 05; packing
g 60a2 rs; butcher g 75as so. Receipts
i6,90O; shipments go
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WHEELING. WEST MORNING DECEMBER IA 1878

confusion to the party. 1t affords us pleas
ure TO make this correction, as We have q
high opinion OF Mr.. Alexander integrity,
and give him credit for more political sa-
gacity than to engineer schemes OF reform
simply for the purpose Of making places
for his party friends. +t-
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Tren.ndous ExpIo.Ion In a Coal Mine.

lEyANsvILLE, December l3,-An explo'
sion Of nitro.glyeerine and gunpowder
occurred at these Bernard Coal Mines, oi
Darlington, Ky., to-day. The shock was
felt Tor miles. 4 train OF mining cars,
mules and negro driver were blown 70
atoms. A panic among the miners and
their families occurred fully half an hour
before the result was known. s5.H
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The Hanl. Cd I'D ohie GranEer..

ieoLgssps, q, heieataEl2rSEss ssats
Grange tEOlday sdOptsd srssSlad8a aIIas
the Legislature to pass a law forbidding
hunting on the premises Of another With
ont eolssltsi tho owner; asking far Q IA
approving the action q the National
Grange ii, memoriallzing Congress TO re-
pa i Sc tst 81 9 q, 4 !As IA, 81
in references To- degree q members. The
committee appointed to consider the con-
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NEwYoRK, December lSl-Tnde continues
quiet In nearly all departments. Cotton
go0slS IN light demand, except eottonadea,
which aFe In moderate request by elothiers.
Prints moving slowly sprague's fafcy are ad-
Fanced Nc. 0loe goods and gingliams quiet.
Spring Wo0lenS In nodeTate request Ken.
tIlcky jeans rather more active. ~ y''u
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,GoyenpF IlSipRlsee IsealilaBtr

sPafilI e Ilf NIlslf = z 2 =, 2
WASHINGTON, December l2-There are
many y = rnmoss n io.a;rbt, based on private
sdispstalies, bill lsaSs Il sii#psSa c
wo,sa, and not expected tolliys. His
friends SFs ' srSaaS aiEatbed. II is CON
sidered the Irony ot Idte that 8 nan FSSs'
inc thro oielf the VAR and keceisIng eleHen
wounds. Including Q saber thrust, should
SS killed by Rlnule. 8.:ll41HR
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i, ,Loxpox, Dec. Is, Intelligence has been
received atvienna that the Chiefs Of the
Albanian League demand the incorporation
ton Of all Albanian districts. as autono-
nous provinces, that they intend to act
on the defensive. They have refused
to aid the Porte against the Macedonian
insurgents. They have promtsed TO pro-
teet the sadgeitiza against Montene.
gro, and have advised the Inhabitants OF
Noyi Bazar not to attack the Austrian
troops occupying Bosnia. 90
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PITTSBURGH.
Horrible Accidental Man Caught Jon a
Shaft and Torn 10 Shreds.

PlrrsBuRoH, December 1s.-A horrible
accident occurred at the American Iron
Works this morning, by which Patrick
Shannon, assistant mill.wright, was In
stantly killed and his body torn to shreds.
Shannon had gone upon the platform to
examine line OF shafting when his cloth
ing was caught by pulley and his body
drawn on to the shaft, which was making
240 revolutions per minute. Before the
machinery could be stopped his body was
torn to pieces and scattered over the mill
portions OF the remains being thrown
a06 feet
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Minnesota railroad bonds.

CHICAGO, December IA dispatch
from St Paul SAYS; Tks Esatv hOa'd can.
Yassed to-day the votes on the proposi.
ti6n' Ibr the reeCyery and destruction oil
old railway bonds last November. Result
of the yotes-FcT esF.tiSI a Ass,Rsg As6ea.
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nanll Itohhers Arrr.te.l..

NEw YoRx, December 13.4rhp pallse
torBisht arrested He'd Leasy and John Nc.
OattY, ala, Butch. Capt Byrnes inti-
mates plainly that the prisbnersWe kncHn
10 have been among the p.Anne eRs and psr'
patfstots a tie Manhattan bank robbery,
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