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ALVEY Row Between Catholic Priest
and N PnrfshIoner. -

Portland, ME., November GA curl
VS. sase Of Catholic intolerance has re-
sStly occurred at Waterville. An Irish
y named Gallagher died, and his parents
.oaded to bury him in . Protestant ceme::
W. This was considered violation OF
W church rules by the priest, Rev. Father
;sAde, who publicly cautioned his people
y y church not to attend the funeral.
tss aroused James Cavanaugh, who
Tted right out in meeting, saying
sa be should 90 to the funeral, and he
@asderel it no disgrace to do so. His
PStGr then told him to shut his mouth
40 leave the church, which he refused to
y, and a lively Colloquy followed. Quiet
- anally restored and the service pro
Seaed, but the next day Father Halde
%.apIained Of his parishoner for disturb
sa religious meeting, and the case was
ssHsd' both parties appearing as their own
sasCi Cavanaug6 said that he had
In IN driven TO protest against the
tuSts oppression in exacting money
yvia poor parishoners; that the trouble
TWW TIW Young liallagher's burial arose FROM
ss.g .a'les retusalt to visit the dying boy with
~ being paid money, and his heartlcsss
SSes, sSS.es, Your boy may die Ikea dog,
saen he didn't get his fee; and that, when
NJ Youths sister begged to have some 70
ous services over the body at the
SS., SSteh, she was turned away with the as
,S"a ee that her brother was in hell. Cav
jsa mug said that this was only ar
~ slSe OF the pIiest's oppres
H' and be had borne Il o.
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noh Inrersoll ID colnmbus.

COLUMBUS, November co. Colonel Rob
ert Ingersoll delivered his lecture on
Msome Mistakes OF Moses" to y fine audi
ence at the Opera House tonight. The
lecturer left here at midnight for Youngs-
town. After lecturing there tomorrow
night he goes to Wheeling; thence to
Reading. Penn, and from there home to
Washington, D. O., where he will resume
the practice OF the law for the winter.
Colonel Ingersoll states that he has
now enough invitations on file to
deliver lectures to keep MIN bnsy
for the next ten years. ne wlll,
however, devote part OF MS ame
to his law practice hereafter, and has n no
definite plan Us to future lectures he
will at some time. soon deliver lecture
before the students OF Cornell University
al Ithaca, n. Y, for which institution he
has A kind regard, being q warm friend ot
it's President, Andrew D. White. The lee
tnre tour lust drawing TO q close has been
at least twenty-five per cent more success
mi than Colonel Ingersoll or any, OF his
friends hoped for. II is stated that ne
drew the largest lecture audience in bos-
ton ever assembled there, and the CROWDS
that came out to hear him in Detroit,
Touisyille, Indianapolis and other large
c;ties were very large. In lew pla-
ces es:s however, there were exceptions,
and tbe attendance was but moderate
The lecturer stated that the parsons inva'
riably gave him the benefit OF q lew dia'
tribes before his advent, and whole broad 9s.
sides from the pulpits after he LETT tne
Democrats papers have invariably treateo
him with more consideration than those
ot his own party, he says, and; as tar a.
froe tbourht il concerned, he believes that
naSty nan Is much more liberal than the ke'
publican, as an organization. mt IN tne anr III
feryiew In which the above tacts wsfe
elicited Colonel Ingersoll stated that rs
had been lecturing seven nights ~
the week since the 9th Of Sep!em
Sar I AZ TO the net proceeds, he declineS
~ St S;ve sny figures, for fear II would loos
90 ~ s much Ike boasting, but they have beer
veyv @ iarpe. He Is satisfied that ne eat
,nske ali The money he wants at either ny
law practice or at lecturtng, out w, y.;,, ~ 4,
main idea for some years to come VIII y
to promote free thought among the nlasse' Il
The clergy as rule, he says, are wen
meaning people, who intend TO 90 geo.
h,t don't accomplish much that way; tne'
main idea now Is to prevent other peopl
trom being happy on Sunday. When y
nsma of 'Beecher was mentioned IN
weaker said he himself had never enloye'
tke advantages oi q suit for aaniLesy, w. ~
IN amt respect the Brooklyn parson raIne
had the advantage in point Of notoFle'!'
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 27.-Flour- Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Steady, in fair demand
and generally unchanged; some sales rather
higher; No. 2 red winter Ss14assI<c; No. 2
Chicago s3asSIc cash; sS9Gc December; sia
s4Hc' January; No. 8. 69Aa7OHc; rejected
56a58I1c. Corn-Demand fair, but holders
firm and shade higher; 3lNc cash and De-
cember; 3l5sc January; rejected 2sc. Oats
Quiet but steady and shade higher; 90c bid
jected l7fc. Rye-Quiet and unchanged.
Barley-In good demand and prices shade
higher, closing steady; sales at Fl 90. closed ut
9sc; extra No. 5, 4e5fa55c. Pork-Fairly ac-
tive and shade higher; % IS cash and De.
cember; So 95a7 97h January. Lard-Fairly
active and shade higher; IS 72I 2I1a5 rs cash
and December; IS s2Ha5 IS January. Bulk
Meats-Firmer at $2 s0ai o5a4 10. Whisky
In good demand at full prices, 81 O6.
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Nj, Fuller, the electrician, is very conf.
i.pt,lec,ricity will in time supplant gas
s,p Illuminating agent. He has several
,,.ptions Of his own intended to help in
Ne .upplanting. Gas stocks will for a
tne further dGpreciate but their recovery
.eetain and can be hastened II the COM
.uies are entcrprising. He suggests that
offer large reward for the best gas
tsye for all sorts OF household purposes,
I'D for the best plan for houses to be heat
Eby gas. The best gas for heating pur-
,O.es Is made from bituminous coal, and
zee sss for fuel and heating Is sintrodu-
ID, :as stocks will again be good proper
I, md the anthracite coal monopoly will
/. broken. Mr. Fuller is looking a consid-
tf.tl distance ahead, and what he sees
become palmer as time passes.
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CINCINNATI, November 27.- -Cotton-Easier
at SIC. Flour-Unchanged Wheat-Quiet
and steady at s5a95c Corn-steady and III
ber. oatsMouiet and steady at 2oa25c. RYE
Quiet and firm at 49a50c. Barley-In fair de.
mand for better grades, which are scarce; No.
9 fall 81 05a1 10, Pork-In good demand $s %
bid cash sales and seller all the year. Lard
Quiet steam IS IS; kettle nominal Bulk
Meats-s2 s0a3 S0a4 co. Boxed Meats-Quiet;
sales short rib At q TO- Bacon-Quiet and
firm at 3a4Ha41c. Butter-Dull aal un-
changed. Linseed oll-Firm at 5sa59c. Whis.
ky-Dull at 81 06.
HOES Dull; common e 2Oa2 IS; light
g Soa2 65; packing q 60a2 IS; butchers 81 7S
40 40
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PHtLApELrHrA, November q. Flour Active;
superfne 81 50a3 90; extras g 00a4 50; Min.
nesota family a 25a4 76; high grades % 6Oa
IS. Wheat-Downwnrd tendency; No. 9 red
81 o61tal 061i; amber 81 o.; whitei O9; No. 9
Chicago Csc. Corn-steady; yellow &c; mix.
ed 45Hc. oats-Quiet but steady; white
western. .3OA32c; mixed 28a30c. Rye-Quiet; !;
western SIC bid. Provisions = Dull. Mes
Pork-$s 2Sa9 25. BeGi-IndIa mess I9ai9Jfc;
hams, smoked 71fasI4c, picked 61!a7c; green
.i aSdPG Ss %a, pss a,s steam an5 &.SSol SHs Butter
", Pa, extra 2la2Sc; Western Reserve Isa
2oc. Eggs-Western &c. Cheese-Western
7askc. Petroleum-weak; refined ssIasSlc;
crude 7Nc,
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November 27.-Flour - I'm
changed. Wheat-Western dull and lower;
No. Pennsylvania rcd 81 os1z; No. 2western
winter red spot 81 05N; December 81 057sa
1o51f; January 81 07al OK. Corn-Western
dull and heavy; western mixed spot, old, 46I<
46I1c; new 45tlaI511c; December 451<c: jan
uary 4Ga46Hc; steamer SOC. 0ats-Firm !;
western white 2sa2ec; do mixed 26a27c; Penn
sylyania 27a29c. Rye-Dull and weak at 52a
Quiet and nominally unchanged. Butter
Irregular; choice western, packed l0alsG;
rolls dull at 15al6c. Pctroleum-Dull and
nominal; crude 7Hc; refined sAc. Coffee
Nominal; Rio cargoes II 11fal5hc. Whisky
Dull ut $l09
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CHICAGO, November 27.-Arrangements
are complete for lat stock show at the
EXPOSITION from December Cd to 7th.
The animals already entered give assur-
ance OF large and interesting exhibition.
The date Is set early in order to give
butchers in the East an equal opportunity
with the Western to procure prize stock
Tor the holidaytrade. Canada, Tennessee,
Kentucky, Ohio, INDIANA, Michigan,
illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin are repre-
sented in the entries, which close satur-
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Gayr.AL ToN EWING attributes the re-
,.,, reyerscs Of the Democratic party to
~ ,,s ,pasmodic contraction of the Dem
,.,,tie =. throat in its efforts to swallow the
ohio idea" "Tf the Democrats absorb
4, issue with the Nationals" says the
';,seral, 'they will win." In 1880 the
General predicts Thurman or Hendricks,
- both, provided, always, there is no
,.,lllipg on the part Of the Democrats on
4. .ll.iinpOrtant question Of lots of paper
ropey. weprint this information for the
,nlct OF the editor Of the Weston DanO-
ns to let him see that he is not alone in
Il, loolishness.
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This exhibit, like that OF the Baltimore
Ohio, possesses an unusual interest for
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EAST LlBKRTY, November 27.-CArrIE-Re-
ceipts to-day 81 head, all for sale here; no
through stock; everything sold out at this
writing; total for two days 2Ss head Of through
and l $50 OF local. Market Hakc higher than
yesterdays quotations
Hoos-Receipts to-day 1855 head; total for
two days SECS. Yorkers 3 7Oa2 so; Philadel-
phias e S5a2 95. ..........
snEEP-ReceIpts to-day 100 head total
for two days 5000; selling at s. GOAL 25 for
common to extra prime.
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FIRE RECORD.

New YoRx, November 27.-The stock OF
Rodgers & Orr Brothers, heavy dry goods
dealers, 1888, 1856 and 1877 Eighth Avenue,
was damaged by fire and water tonight to
the amount Of $50, 900: insured.
PETERSBURG, November 27.-William
Cameron's Tobacco Factory, one Of the
largest in the State, burned tonight. The
Stemming Factory adjoining was also de-
stroyed. The buildings covered nearly a
full square. The loss will probably reach
500, 900; insurance, between 500, 200 and
S105 On
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MoSrrELrER, VI, November 26.-The
bill regulating insurance was passed by
both houses. It provides that foreign in
surance agents shall not do business in
this State until they are licensed by the
Secretary OF State; that they shall pay
81 900, and that no foreign or other insur-
ance company shall issue policies limiting
the right OF action to less than twelve
months, except mutual fire insurance COM
panies, in the State, and II such policy Is
Issued the person issuing it shall be fined
not less than 500 nor more than 81 600.
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NEW YoRx, November 27.-Arrived-
Steamer st. Laurent, Havre.
LONDON, November 27.-Steamers Aus
tralia, from New York; Clyde, from Mon.
treal; Lord Give, from Philadelphia, and
from Boston, have arrived out.
PHILADELPHIA, November 27.-Arriyed:
Vaderland, Antwerp.
LONDON, November 27.-Steamer Cir
cassian which feft Liverpool for Halifax
on the 2lst, has put back to scormer Port,
with machinery disabled.
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long as he could. Priest IIalde said that
he had acted In the Gallagher case as
the Bishop had directed him; he assessed
his people, who were generally poor, fifty
cents apiece q month for his support, and,
II this was not paid, he did not consider
himself under any obligation to minister
to them In sickness or to attend their iun-
erals. After considering the matter for
several days, the Justice fined Cavanaugh
one cent, but he appealed.
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Desperate Eueountsr win a Negro Out.

NKw ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-Dr. Buck, Sher-
iff OF Clayborne county, having received
information, before daylight this morning
that Harrison Page, the negro desperate
who assaulted the Chancery Clerk Of this
county two years ago, was st his home 8
miles out OF town, wentout with his depu-
tiesto arrest said Page. One OF the dep
uties, Robert Lism, was shot and in.
stantly killed from window. The
Sheriff, on forcing the door, was
shot in the bowels, face and arm, and
Is In q dying condition. Thomas Howard,
another deputy, was knocked into an old
cistern and left for dead, though he has
since revived and is not seriously hurt. A
posse left town ut once and Charlie Well.
man; one OF the posse, while riding near
Pages house, was shot through the face,
arm, leg and hand. He is still alive. The
assassin escaped, though some Of his &C.
completes were killed.
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Gasoline Ex xpIosion in n Baltimore Thea
ter-Seyernl Actors Badly Burned.

BALTIMORE, Nh, November 27.-The
explosion OF gasoline, used in the foot
lights, occurred tonight at low variety
theatre on Thames street Just before the
performance was to commence. About 20
persons were in the audience. In the
women's dressing room were seven ac.
tresses, three OF whom, Kate Bradley, Net
lie Lewis and Marian Davis, were badly
burned in endeavonng to make their es-
cape, being obliged to cross the burning
stage. The pianist, who was lighting the
foot.lights, was badly burned, and was
taken 10 the City Hospital.
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IndeiInlteIY Po.tponed.

RlcuNoSp, November 27.-Commision-
ers from the various States interested in the
erection Of the Lee monument met to-
night, and after consultation and discus
sion decided not 10 lot the contract at this
time on account OF the insufhciency OF
funds. The matter has been indefinitely
postponed,
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LIVERPOOL, November 27.-It is feared
that fifteen persons were drowned by the
disaster to the ferry boat, which was in
collision with the ships anchored in the
Mersey river yesterday.
LONDON, November 27.-The Duke oil
Argyle, formerly Secretary OF State for
India, publishes letter denying certain
assertions in Lord Cranbrook's dispatch.
He says the Gladstone government did
not conclude an alliance with the Ameer
of Afghanistan because the latter de.
manded that it should be offensive and
defensive and should pledge England TO
protect even his descendants against in
ternal and external foes.
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BALTIMORE, November o7.-The Post
master General has issued an order, direct
cd to Postmaster Tyler and all other post:
masters, in which he forbids the issuing OF
any address" by letter carriers or other
postal employees intended or calculated to
induce the public to make them gifts or
presents. He holds that the practice is
prejudicial 10 the service, and detracts
from the respect which all employees OF the
service should command.
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HUNGARY.


PEsTn, November 27.-Last night while
the Hungarian Prime Minister was enter.
tanning the Count Andrassy and the mem
bers OF the delegations, bomb exploded
in the alley. The examination OF the
fragments showed that the bomb had been
charged with dynamite. The windows Of
the Palace were shattered, but nowbody
hurt. There is no clue to the perpetrator
Of the outrage. Great. excitement prevails.
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The yirsiniasandswest Virginia Boun.

The work of establishing the line by ac-
cnrate survey between Virginia and West
Virginia is about to be resumed. Col. w.
W. Miller, Of West Virginia, and Lieut.
]. B. Quin OF the Engineer Corps, U. S. A.,
who has been detailed to assist the commits:
sioners, are now here, awaiting the arrival
OF Col. Splitter, OF Page, and some other
members Of the board. Our county-man,
Col. E. S. Baker, is one OF these commits
sioners.-lEImcheaer Ea.) 4imes..
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ft,leoro oman TayI1.t.

CHICAGO, November 27.-The Droyers' Jour.
nal reports:
head; steady; shipping & s0aS 90; light g 70a
2 IS; mixed g 16a9 so. Nearly all sold.
.CATrLE- Receipts 5000 head; shipments
24o;head; firm; shipping $ 40a4 90; feeders
and stockeS steady at = 30aS 20; butcher
weak; COWS g 40a3 90; steers s. 00a3 10; Col
orados S 00a3 80; Texans e 40a2 80.
sHEEr-Receipts 1900 head steady at e 70
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CLEVELAND, November 27.-Potatoes are
steady and firm, and the stock Is sufficient for
all purposes. Buyers Of car lots are hard to
ind, and shippers should make sales before
sending forward. Buffalo had lively eIpe.
rience In potatoes on yesterday, over afty can
being on tho market, breaking prices down
and rendering sales difficult at 50c for the
choicest Stocld
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WASHINGTON, November 2S.-For Ten
nessee and the Ohio Nalley, partly cloudy
weather with frequent light rains or snow,
northwesteIly winds, stationary or lower
temperature and higher pressure.i
!; For the Lower Lakes, colder and cloudy
weather, with snow, variable winds shift
ing to the northwest and higher pressure.
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Ghe qtteuigetfr,
:, yo.. Is and 81 Fourtecnth street.

wr haye received copy of Mr.. VIM.
,.;,b,on's new poem called Change
TsWhisper Of the Sphinx" It is most
...,.fuIIy ~, brought out by ]. B. Lippincott
tco M the publishers, and we shall take an
= ...lr opportunity to speak further in re-
,.io the merits OF the poem.
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Lake YayIgatIon stnI Holding out.

CLEyrLAND, November 21,-There were
great many predictions made some two
weeks ago when the propeller v. Swain
took a charter for wheat from Duluth to
BuiIalo, Mt s cents. Captain Davis was
told that no could como down on his snow
shoes, slide down on the ice, etc. The
captain then told the parties who were
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RUSSIA.


ST. PETERSBURG, November 27.-The
budget for 1877 shows that the revenues
have been $40 million roubles, and the
expenditures l0l4 million roubles, nearly
half which was on the army.
Gar will arrive at st. Petersburg Dec
ember Sd, and Gen. Kaufman is expected
at the same time.
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rhe Chureh is MereiruI.

CHICAGO, November 27.-S1rs. Anderson
and her daughter, who were found guilty
OF leasing property for saloon purposes by
a jury OF the Trinity Methodist Church re-
Gently, tonight, upon motion Of their
pastor, received mercy and forgiveness, 1t
being stated that they had given satisfac.
tory assurances on the subject.
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disposed to poke their fun at him that he
would be hereto eat his Thanksgiving din;
ner, and he Is going to do it. He stopped
in here for coal on his way down to Buf-
falo, night before last, having been only
thirteen days on the trip from here to Du.
luth and return.
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NEW oEtE.xs November 27.--cofsc-In
good demand at full prices; Rio cargOes ordi.
nary to prime l2Itaf6c gold. suar-Dull:
inferior 10 good common 4Na4Ac; common
TO good common 4Ha5IIc; yellow clarified
6Ha7xc. Molasses-Ftrner; common 9Oa22c;
centrifugal l9a25c. Riee-Quiet and firm;
Louisiana ordinary TO choice SaGkc. ~
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Toledo,

ToLEpo, November T.-wheat-Qniet; am
Der Michigan spot 9ea0eItc; December SIXc;
January 9lI<a96c; No. 2 red winter spot and
November 97e asked: 9899lc bid; sales December
At9I I<ci January 81 }Sa05c. Corn-Quiet; hleh
mixed S?Nci new No. 2 s5Nc; new S21c.
oats-Dull; No. ., 93Xc.
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, Nov. 27.-The United States lie.
CATION has requested the American Consul
at Cologne to make further inquiries con-
corning the citizen OF Wisconsin arrested
under the Socialist law, and inform the
Legation OF the result.
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PHILADElpuIA, November 27,-Robert
Heller, the magician, died at the Cont
mental Hotel, this city, tonight, atter. a
very brief illness. He gave an entertain
mci,t here Monday night last.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 27.-vigorous meas.
ures are being taken for the etfectual sup.
preston OF the Trans yaal rebellion. The
mail steamers OF the Cape OF Good Hope
line are being fitted as transports. The
first reinforcements will sail early in De.
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HALlFAx, November 26.-Beiore leaving
the steamship Sarmatian, ut Halifax, the
Princess Louise gave Capt. Aird gold
casket bearing the arms Of herself and her
husband quartered, aud to each OF the
other officers apin with the monogram L;
l.. surmounted by the ducal and regal
coronats. a,HHs. ".-i
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A natch OF IIlieit pi.,iiiers.

ClScrxxArr, November 27.2The Uuited
States Marshal arrived from Maysyille, Ky,
this morning with party Of nine illicit
distillers, that he had captured in the
country back of fCattletsburgh, G Ky.
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NEW YoRk, November 27.-The market
presents no new features Business Is quiet
In all departments, Agents are making fair
deliveries Of light weight woolens to the cloth
Ing trade, but heavy woolens are quiet, Cot
ton goods dull and unchanged. Prints ara
moving slowly, and ginghams are unsettled,
Foreign goods are quiet.
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A Missing SehooI principal.

ISp1ASApoLIs, November 27.-Prof. W.
F. Harper, principal Of the Normal School
at Danville, Ind, has been missing since
last Saturday. He was last seen In this
CITY Saturday afternoon.
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ROuMANIA.


BUCHAREST, Nov. 97.-Prince Charles, OF
Roumania, has issued his proclamation
formally annexing the Dobrudska and
proclaiming liberty and equality for the
Mohammedans and Christians,
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LOUISVILLE, November 27.-A very heavy
snow storm prevailed here from 8 o'clock
until half-past s to-day. It was the first
OF the season.
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CHARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

L. prepared 70 make careful and complete
analyses Of Iron Ores, Limestones, MInsrai
Watefs, etc. ~
LABORATORY, Coz 2irH AID cHAplizs Sra,
ials WHEELING, W .Av.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-28

PITTSBURGH, November 27.-PrTRoLEux -
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refined dull at sKC, Philadelphia delivery.