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The Insurrection In santo Domingo =
SIxty-Seyen Sugar Estates Destroyed.

HAVANA, October ia French steam,
er from st. Thomas arrived, bringing fur
ther particulars OF the insurrection in San
ta Cruz. An insurrection broke out in the
west end OF the island, where three-fourths
OF the towns were burned and pillaged.
The insurgents then trayersed the island
towards Brassin, but fortunately the time
ly arrival OF the forces from st. Thomas
saved that part OF the Island. Sixty.seven
sugar estates were burned. Only nine OF
value remain. The principal leaders are
now undergoing trial. About 500 insur-
gents are still scattered about the country.
The cause OF the instruction was short
payments Of wages and the refusal Of the
authorities to give passports to negroes.
Santa Cruz was already declining rapidly
and the Island is therefore totally ruined.
Advices from Santo Domingo say: There
are no tidings Of the American schooner,
Jordan L. Mott, carrying President Com
zalez and twenty-five OF his followers to
Curacao, and it is feared that they all per-
ished in a severe hurricane which swept
the southern coast OF Santo Domingo, Sep
tember Sd.
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PorrsvrLLE, October 1.-THE First Ma
tional Bank Of Tamaqua has suspended.
The suspension is assigned to the failure
OF Charles F. shocner, a Philadelphia coal
and iron operator, and who was the prin-
cipal stakeholder. Assets, $3.50 900. The
Liabilities cannot be ascertained. A large
number OF working people had deposits in
the bank, and will suffer from its suspen-
sion this winter. The Genevieve Rolling
Mill and Shocner 4 Aliens machine shop
are also closed BY the failure.
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NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.
SPORTING NEWS.


NASHVILLE, October lin the second
race, purse 800, dash OF one mile and one.
eighth, for all ages, winners excluded,
there were three entries and all started.
Won by Glenmore, Bonnie Itasca second.
Time, g minutes. Glenmore sold as the
favorite in the pools.
In the third race, purse 500, for all
ages, dash Of one mile and one-eighth,
there were three entries. Won by Sallie
Polk, Dillon second. Time, q minutes.
In the fourth race, purse S75, for all
ages, dash Of three-quarters OF mile, there
were four entries. Won by Clemmie G,
Hamlet second. Time, l:20f.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Heavy.

STATE BoNps-Dull. ...r57
srocxs-Speculatio on Stock Exchange to-
day was attended at Intervals by much ex-
element and the volume OF business was
much larger than for long time past In
the early dealings there was great pressure to
sell and the entire list declined from 1.2 to
SH per cent, but during the afternoon firmer
tone set in and IN advance Of l-2 to 8 10 per
cent ensued, in which the entire market par
ticipated.
The announcement was made during the
afternoon that the Secretary Of the Treasury
has authorized, until otherwise order.
ed, the Treasurer at Washington, d. c.,
and the Assistant Treasurer at New York
to pay any outstanding called bonds ut any
time before maturity OF the call, with the in
terest accruing thereon to and including the
date Of presentation. This was the cause Of q
sudden rise in stocks, which was assisted by
the covering ofshort interest.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, Of
which 1000 we're New York Central, 4.600
Erie, 81, 900 Lake Shore, 1900 Northwestern
common, 5000 preferred, 1900 St. Paul com.
mon, 1900 preferred, $1,000 Iackawanna,
2,600 New Jersey Central, 5000 Delaware 4
Hudson, 1900 Morris 4 Essex. 5000 Michigan
Central. and 60.0O0 Western Union. if,f
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Depreciation Of Silver in the London
Market---Prospects of a
Further Reduction.
The Santo Domingo lnsurrection--'
The Island of Santa Cruz
.1g Totally Ruined.
The Oil Producers Suit Against the
R. R. Companies IAN lnvsstiga-
tion that Planned Out Poorly.
Col. Ben. Wilson Gets Thrashing at
Clarksburg Last Evening.

CLAREsBuRG, October II.
Special to the Intelliseaeer.
At seven o'clock this evening Mr.. Jos.
Osborn and Col. Ben. Wilson became en-
gagged in discussion at the Commercial
Hotel, when Wilson insulted Osborn and
told him he had violently opposed his
election. Osborn said he had done it for
the same reasons that he would oppose
any Democrat. The discussion then turned
on financial matters, when Osborn said
that the ISrELLIGEScER stated that Wilson
had advocated hard money in 1876. Will
son said he had never been hard money
man and asked Osborn to repeat his asser-
ton. Osborn did so, when Wilson struck
with heavy cane. Osborn clinched and
threw him, and before they could be part
ed Wilson's face was cut and bruised in a
terrible manner. At this writing DR.. Ram
say is busy trying to patch up enough Of
him to occupy seat in the next Congress
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Marine Losse. hx Storm.

BosToy, October l4.-Dispatches from
along the coast continue to report great
loss OF property on sea and shore.
VINEYARD HAVEN, October 14.-1n the
gale on Saturday the schooner Eta A.
Stempson capsized, and the Captain, his
wife and five seamen were drowned.
NANTUCKET, October II. = Saturdays
storm was the severest that has occurred on
the Island since the memorable gale OF
1871.
Charles Killen, mate, was taken from
the wreck ofthe schooner Eta, after having
been lashcd to the rigging for So hours.
He was the only survivor OF a crew OF
enrnn
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CHICAGO, October A.-Flour-weak. Wheat
Quiet and lower; No. 2 Chicago spring 7sc
cash and October; 799sa79IIc November ;so1<c
December; No. s. O. 1.2a85 1-2c rejected asa
49c; No. 2 red winter s51.2c. Corn Fair
demand but at lower rates; high mixed
SSKc; No. 2 33s4c bid cash and October; SIC
bid November; 33 1-4c bid December; re.
jectcd 81 3-saS2 1.2c. 0ats-Quiet and lower
No. Q lSc bid cash; 1sc October; 19al9Ifc
November; 1910 December; rejected l5c,
Rye-Dull and lower at ~ 1-2c cash; ~ 1.2c
bid November. Pork-Fair demand but al
lower rates; 81 70a7 IS cash 8 81 1.2a670 No.
yember; 772Ifa7 rs December. Lard Fail
demand but at lower rates; 20 l7h cash
9 IL j1a6 % November; 20a6 22H December.
Bulk Meats-ShouldcH at 4 00a4 10; short
clear S 30a5 IS; short rib 10a5 Is. Whisky
Good demand at 81 0S.
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TEN MILLIONS LIABILITIES.

Heugh Balforn & Co.'s liabilities are
now estimated at over SO, ,000, 900. Six OF
the largest firms Of Blackburn are the
creditors and lose from S25, 900 to Sl00, 900
each. Some otherfrms have given notice
Of the stoppage of their works in conse-
quence OF the failure OF orders,
7. D. Findlay & Co., East India Mer.
chants Of Glasgow, suspended; liabilities
100000. -.r,,.t .t5a tTlll
LONDON, October 14.-A correspondent
ut Vienna says the Porte is adopting an
apologetic tone to Austria relative to its
recent note. 'ii71 ''-'" t''17
A Pera correspondent is informed that
Russia and the Porte have arrived at IN
understanding for the occupation Of the
Rhodope district. #eHF la ~
A dispatch from Vienna states that the
stoppage Of the Russians in the neighbor-
hood OF Constantinople seems TO have
caused some stir amongst the Cabinets,
though none OF them have made any direct
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CHICAGO, October 1.-THE Police Super
intendent, Mayor Heath and Policeman
Henry 0'Neil were arrested this morning
and brought before Justice Mech on q
charge Of assault and battery. The charge
was preferred by President Hough, Of the
Metropolitan City Railway Company, who
was arrested by the police on Saturday
night and his employees driven. off while
attempting to lay track on Lake street.
Officer 0'Neil said he had been instructed
to permit no track-laying. The Mayor,
Police Superintendent and Officer 0'Neil
were each held in $, 500 bail until the 18th
inst. t--.----.-
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TIE Indian Troubles.

CAMr ROBINSON, NEE, October l4.-0ur
camp was aroused at midnight Last night
by several men living at the old Red Cloud
Agency, mile from here, riding into the
camp and stating that party of Chey-
ennes had run away with all their stock,
and before doing so made inquiries regard
ing the locality OF Red Clouds new agen-
cy. Every one in the camp was under
arms Immediately, and preparations were
made for n fight in case these hostiles
would attack our camp. At daylight a
party Of 25 cavalrymen went out to the
scene OF the plunder, but nothing could
be ascertained further than that the In
dians, after running off the stock, made
for Grow Buttes. The same party also re-
ported that Cheyennes were seen in Grow
Buttes all day yesterday. The commands
OF Majors Carleton and Thornburgh will
arrive here tomorrow, and will pursue the
h0StlleS. ....H .. ...a . .r-
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NRw YoRK. October 14.-Jesse r. Oak.
ley, the defaulting cashier OF the Mer.
chants Exchange National Bank, who fed
to Europe in 1870, but who returned re-
Gently and pleaded guilty, was sentenced
to-day in the U. $. Court to FIVE years at
hard labor in the Albany Penitentiary.
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wAsIIiNaToN, PA.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IA


Captain Smith will ship car load Of
barley TO Wheeling every day this week.
Trains were run on the W. 4 W. and
Hcmpfeld roads on Sunday last. The
train on the W. 4 W. brought over about
twenty-five passengers TO attend quarterly
meeting at the NJ. Z. church here, The
train on the Hempfeld brought six car
loads Of material for the Pittsburgh South
ern,
The track.layers on the Pittsburgh South
ern crossed Maiden street on Saturday,
and BY the end Of thisweek they will have
laid the track on the West Middleiowni
branch as far as the Enterprise. Coal
Works. A locomotive was shipped from
Pittsburgh on Saturday last which is ex'
pected here via the Hempaeld In Q day OF
wO, HH
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CorNciL BLUfYs, October a. Dony
Goodaie, Of Atlantic, Iowa, returned To his
home fronthe Black Hills, and was i'm
mediately arrested by o detective In wait
ing on q charRe Of participancy In stage
robbery at Hot Greek, Wyoming Terrific
~, 4 few days ago. A bar Of gold worth
nearly 5000 was found IL, his possession.
The officers are confident Of their ability
to establish his guilt The accused was
brought 10 Council Bluff tonight and
lodged In jail 70 await trial
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WASHINGTON, October 15.-The Supreme
Court Of the United States met to-day at
noon and in accordance with the usage
Immediately adjourned to pay their re-
spects to the President. The latter re-
ceived the Justices In the blue room
where they pleasantly spent a short time
in general conversation. Court will COM
mence call OF the docket tomorrow. Be
fore the adjournment today Fred. B. Ma
son and s. 7. Crawford, Of Cincinnati,
were admitted TO practice. -
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Tu.etIon ar Ves,ern Union Oaieer..

NEW YoRE, October 1.-THE election for
officers Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company resulted in the:choice for Presi-
dent OF Norvin Green; Vice Presidents,
Augustus Schell, Harrison Durkee, Anson
stager, II. Nick. Twombly, John Van
Horne; Secretary, A. r. Brewer; Treasur-
er, X. II. Rochester; Executive Commit
tee, Norvin Green, VIM. II. Vanderbilt,
Edwin D. Morgan, Augustus schell, Har.
rison Durkee, S. +. Bayer, II. Mex.
Twombly, Joseph Harker, James II. Ban
ker, A. B, Cornell.
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nr.. smith Plead. No, aull,r. !,

NEw YoRK, October 14.-Mrs. Jennie
r. Smith, indicted for the murder Of her
husband, Police Officer Smith, was ar.
raigned to-day in the Hudson County
Court, n. j., 10 plead. She uttered loud
cries as she answered "not guilty." sir.
She half swooned as she rose TO leave the
court room, andleaned heavily on the arm
OF the officer who led her out. Her wall.
ing could be heard for long time,
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sherman In Conference.

New York, October 1.-THE Post says
Secretary Of the Treasury Sherman, to-day
met by appointment representatives OF the
bullion brokers to confer as to the best
method Of buying silver bullion. tits un-
derstood that the plan will soon be adopt
ed by the Treasury OF inserting proposals
to sell silver and that purchases will be
made from the person or firm making the
best offer. The Secretary later had con-
ference with members Of the old 1! per
cent bond Syndicate, who urged upon him
the advisability OF the prepayment OF
called $50 bonds, not yet matured and
amounting to fifty millions dollars, as fast
as presented, with interest up to date Of
presentation. The Secretary holds the
matter under consideration.
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,,,,t.a, If England may have a big
n| an her hand in her alliance of
~. -, and defensive with Turkey.
~ 4 NAV live long enough to be repu-
III, tbe country where he has lately
iIIited. Stranger things have hap
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Murh


HARRrsBuG, Pa, October 14.-Wm. Nc.
Candless, Secretary OF Internal affairs OF
Pennsylvania, made q report to-day to
Attorney General Lear, on the investigation
which has been in progress for several
weeks past, under the direction Of Deputy
Secretary, Atwell in. reference to the
complaint made by oil producers against
the various railroads and transportation
companies Of this State. The Secretary
reports q large number Of witnesses and a
careful consideration OF testimony. He
is clearly OF the opinion that the charges
contained in the memorial Of the oil pro-
ducers has not been substantiated in any
form that demands action. Attorney Gem
eral McCandless concludes the report with
the remark that no case has been present
ed to him that is beyond the ordinary SER
vice OF an individual redress in the lower
courts,
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FIRE RECORD.
xooLEx MILrs DAMAGED.

FrrcHBuRa, MASS, October IA The
woolen mills. Of Gledhill 4 Jones were dam
aged to the amount Of $4,000 by an in
cendiary. r...
CHICAGO, October 14.-Milner & Bar
nard's furniture mandatory, corner 18th
and canal streets, was burned at late
hour tonight. Loss $4,000. Insurance
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CHICAGO, October 12.-The coal.miners
at La Sale, ILL.,, have voted to dissolve the
union which has so long interfered with
the relation between the mine owners and
employees in that region. This action will
probably result to the advantage Of all con.
cerned, since 1t will leave the rate OF
wages, like the price OF the product, to be
governed by the natural law OF supply and
demand.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, October 1.-THE Tmss' flnan-
cial article says the silver market continues
weak. There is very little in stock, but
holders would be glad to get 81 d per
ounce. Purchasers show no desire what
ever to give orders, and business Is at q
stand still. Everything connected with
the market at presents points to q further
reduction.
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RUSSIA.

THREATENED REVOLUTION IN ST. PETERSBURG.
ST. PErERsBuRc, October l4--+Notwith.
standing the police and military patrol the
streets revolutionary placards continue to
be posted, incendiary pamphlets are dis
tributed and threatening letters sent to the
leading members OF the Government.
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n,sanday Question a, pIttsbursi,.

."sanday Question nj Pittsburgh.
'ae temperance people OF Pittsburgh
~ Teen using strong and partially sue
is,a Efforts to break up the illicit traffic
1t aoOus on Sunday. These efforts
y s%'e'aIted in the formation Of q league,
'l'ae German Liquor League, the OBJ.
'"sAlsh is to enforce the law against
Ssalai enployments on the Sabbath
na mus make the law as unpopular
"slOIe' This counter blast on the
~ - a the league resulted in a partial
I,Nss OF some kinds Of business on
S y as, but We judge that in the ag.
F " did not produce as much fruit
~. ~ expected. The Ga:dis notices the
-,.tns ~ Of the day as follows: II
L,saass ,as Action Of the German LIQUOR
M, NJ I's had the effect Of suspcnding
aISS tuaslnesS with cigar dealers and
s,S.a teperS generally. Yesterday Il
IL. s,e 'a, N the old wards Of the city, but
t.,S.,. PStied p,, that few OF the saloon
NIL xlth more nerve than the major.
am sseIt class, ran all day ON, the side.
"a IA and back.door plans and that
tS,ts smashing business. In the
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wheIe.aIe IndIetment or A,,Irnee,.

RICHMOND, Va, October 14.-The grand
Jury In the United States District Court has
reported indictments against between 90
and 100 assignees in bankruptcy who have
failed for the years 1874, rs, 70, II, and
rs, and for some one year or more Of these
years to make the annual report required
BY section 10 OF the amendatory act, relat-
ing to the proceedings In bankruptcy ap-
proved June %, 1874.
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XXVII.-NUMBER IA.


East LurrrY; October A-cArrIE-Rs.
ceipts since Fnuay l,2A head through, and
595local total for the week ending this Gay
1918 through, and 2,2es local. Supply Of
local for this weeks sales light so far, and
nearly all sold principally to local buyers for
retailing here, only two loads heing sold for
shipment Quotations cannot properly DO
made further than that prices are looking un.
Hoes Receipts, 400 head total for theweek
025. Yorkers - 4SaS IS; Philadeil has
8 70a3 IS.
sHrKr-Receipts $500 head; total for the
week s,l00. Receipts light. Asking quota
tons over last week.
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RoUMANIA.

INDEPENDENCE OF RouMASIA REcodsizED
BY THB UNITED STATES.
BUCHAREST, October l4.-Dr. Smith has
arrived here with an autograph letter
from President Hayes recognizing the
independence Of Roumania and express
ing hope for her prosperity and for the
maintenance OF cordial relations.
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.,. were discussing Ex-Coliector
t',.. - .,.e ON the streets yesterday, and
saI ,S"r he had gougcd this man and
rs. in the matter Of illegal interest
y J - ,,,e.. George would not run well
/, ,uoHis just now
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cmeAoO, October H-Ths Droye1 Journal
reports ..... 5Jr.
Aoos-Receipts 1900; shipments 800
Dull and lower; choice heavy - 00A3 20;
light - 40A3 Is; mixed and rough 10 2oaS IS.
% 50; Texans q 00a2 20
saEEP-Rcceips 900. Nothing doing.
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Dry eooAa.

NEW YoRK, October iI.-BusinGss continues
quiet In nearly all departments. Cotton goods
In light demand ut first hands, but leading
makes fairly active. Prints quiet and ging.
hams sluggish. Dress goods In moderate re-
quest Mems wear woolens quiet and buyers
holding off for TO morrow's auction sAlo Of
Weybosset fancy caSsimeres,
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New ORLEANS, October 1.-THE medical
department OF the University OF Louisiana
at New Orleans, has postponed the com:
mencement OF the lecture term until
November l1th, by which time the faculty
believe the students may safely come to
the CITY,:
The Howards to-day sent nurses to
Ryrom
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QUESTION OF INFLUENCE.

AParis correspondent states the ques.
tionbf influence Of France and England re-
spectivly, in Egypt has been settled BY ar.
rangement, giving NJ. Bligriner the cd.
ministration OF the railways and ports,
while Riyes Wilson taks the Ministry Of
Finance. The Egyptian Government is
expected to ratify this arrangement to-
day.
LONDON, October IA Constantinople
dispatch says: The completion Of the de-
fensive lines Of Constantinople has been
authorized. g, f.sSs'. ~
Some Of the tribes near Bagdad revolted
and captured the town Of Dayania. 81
The Turkish authorities telegraphed urg-
emily, calling for reinforcement.
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A anYlnrr nank EnloIne,l.

BoSroS, October Hat the request Of
the Bank Commissioners temporary in.
junction was issued this afternoon, re.
straining the Lexington Savings Bank
from further transacting business. The
business will be wound up without loss to
the depositors,
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Wealher Indioationa.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October l5.-For
Tennesse and the Ohio Valley and Lower
Lake region, falling barometer, South
west to Southeast winds, warmer, cloudy
and rainy weather, possibly followed by
cooler Northeast winds and clearing
weather in the Ohio Valley.
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r,tension or American Commerce.

CHICAGO, October l4.-Cyrus Bassey,
President OF the New Orleans Chamber OF
Commerce, will address the manufacture
ers and merchants OF this city, Wednesday
evening, on the subject Of Extension Of
the American Commerce" A National
Convention will be held here in Noyem-
lae
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LONDON, October Steamer Minneap.
oils, from Boston, arrived out.
QuEESsrowS, October 1i.-Arriyed-
Baltic and City Of Richmond, from New
York.
BosroS, October l4.-Arrived-Batavia
Liverpool.
NEx YoRK, October l4.-Arived-Eng.
land, Liverpool,
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GERMANY.
THE SOCIALIST BILL.

BERLIN, October IL. 1.-THE Reichstag has
thrown out clause six Of the Socialist Bill
prohibiting socialist writings. Clauses 2,
5, 8 and II were passed over and clauses
II, 12, Is and Is were adopted.
The Chamber adjourned until Tuesday.
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THE VICTIMS OF THE INDIAN RAID

NORTH PLATTE, NEB., October l5.-It is
established beyond q doubt that the total
number OF citizens killed near the State
line by the Cheyenne Indians who crossed
the p. R. R., October 4th, was 4S,-23
on the saPpa, 10 on Beaver, ! on Prairie
Indians carried away large number OF
California horses from Wilson's rancho,
Hitchcock county, Nebraska.
DEApwooD, D. T., October 14.-A severe
fight took place this afternoon at Brigand
Camp, fifteen miles south OF the city, be-
tween the Sheriff and his posse and two
road agents, in which one of the latter
(Tom Price, was four times wounded, twice
fatally, and is now in the hands OF the
authorities. His companion escaped. The
Sheriff is still in pursuit, with prospects OF
recovering the treasure taken from the
coach September 26th. Numerous Indian
rumors are afoat, but nothing authentic.
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Toledo.

ToLEpo, October -wheat-weak; No.
8 white Wabash Ole; No. white Michigan
92c: extra white Michigan 92,<c; amber
Michigan spot 9oc; No. red SIC; No 2 Day.
ton and Michigan red s9nc; rejected Wa
bash s3c; western amber aohc: No. 2amber
Illinois at CSC. Corn-Dull and lower; high
mixed at 81 l-2c; No. 2spot 3654c; seller No
vember SIC; rejected SEC; damaged SC. Oats
Quiet; No. ., 2ic. Clover seed-a % asked,