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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-29
1bc Pope Conters a Hat on Cardinal
McCloskey.
New York Bankers on the Subject Of
Special Resumption.
They Aorce that il is Practicable, But that Sher
mans Plans are Inadequate.
r,r Currency Balance tm tho Treasury Is
Getting Exceedingly Low.
DELAYED T6LE1RAMs.
PAPAL NOTES.

Rome, Marc, 2S.-The consis,o.y was
held at the v.,ic,n to-day. The pope de.
iyerei an ALLEGATION and then nominated
the Scotch episc"p,,e as follows;
R!sh, Rev John Stin. d d. metropol.
it.n archbishop of st: Andrews, at Edin-
burg; Cnaries Eyre, arch bishop OF Glas-
c,w; Macdonald, bishop of Abcnder; Mac
L,ch'an, bish,, of Galloway; aud Mac
Donald, bishop of Anpy,e His holiucss
then appointed Father Chat rd. rector OF
til. American co.ltg. in Romc bishop of
Viuc.nnes, and Father Reeve bishop of
Richmond. He then made u profession of
Gl,h according I, the established usage,
and took the oath TO the apostolic consti,u.
ton Finally he conferred the Ia, ou Car.
ln.l McC!oskey, who after the consi tory
had private audience with the pope.
CAPITAL NoTEs
Washington, March 29.-Thr committee
GA WAYS and means h.d under cnnslera
ton to-day the int :rnal revenue tax bill =,
a,l ,rcel up,n the clause fixin, tn, tax
on tob,cco at sixteen cents per pound. This
action is liable ~ b. chNng.d
W.shipgt N. March IS CHARLES II.
M,ulton, twice al)sconded real c.t,tc bro.
kcr, who was rearrested in London, has re-
turned in company with one Of the sure'ies
ON his bail bond, aud has beeu transferred
to the law officers
The president on recommendation Of
Commissioner Raun, approved the joint
resolution providing that the tax on all dis
titled spirits, hereafter held for deposit in
dis;illery warehouses; shall be due and pay
able before and at the time the same are
Withdrawn thercfrom, and within three
wears from the date Of the entry for deposit
therein, in case Of non-payment Of the tax
on any distilled spirits, within one year
from the date Of the original warehousing
bond for such spirits, the interest shall
accrue on said tax at the rate of FIVE per
centum per annum, from and after the ex.
piration Of said year, till the tax shall be
paid.
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USES OF THE pnoSoeRApa.

George Il. Piescott,.n Scribner for April.
For publ uses. We shall have galleries
where phonograph sheets will be preserved
as Photographic and books now are. The
utterances Of great speakers and singers will
there be kept for thousand yeas. In
these galleries spoken languages will be
preserved from century to century, with all
the pecaliarities Of pronunciation, dialect,
or brogue. As We 60 now TO see the stere-
opticon, We shall 60 to public balls to hear
these treasures a speech and song brought
ont and reproduced as loud, or louder than
when first spoken or sung by the truly great
ones of earth. Certainly. within dozen
years. some Of the great singers will be in
duced to eing into the ear Of the phonograph,
and the electrotyped cylinders thence OBJ.
tanned will be put into the hand-organs OF
the streets, and We shall hear the actual
voice Of Christine Nilsson or Miss Cary
ground out at every corner.
In public exhibitions, also, we shall have
reproductions of the sounds of nature, and
of noises familiar and unfamiliar. Nothing
will be easier than to catch ihe sounds Of
the waves on the beach, the roar of Niagara,
the discords Of the streets, the noises ol
animals, the putting and rush ofthe railroad
train, the rolling of thunder, or even the
tumult Of bottle.
When popular airs are sung into the
phonograph, and the notes are then repro.
duced in reverse order, very curious and
beautiful musical effects are oftentimes pro.
duce, having no apparent resemblance to
those contained in their originals. The
instrument may thus be used as sort oi
musical kaleidoscope, by means Of which an
infinite variety of new combinations may he
produced from the musical compositions
now in existence
The speaking phonograph will, doubtless,
be applied to bell-punches, clocks, com.
plant boxes in public conveyances and to
toys Of all kinds. 1t will eupe,sede the
shorthand writer in taking letters by dicta-
ton and in the taking Of testimony before
referees. Phonographic letters will be sent
by mail, the foil being wound on paper cyl
inders Of the size Of finger. 1t will recite
poems in the voice Of the author, and repro
duce the speaches Of celebrated orators
Dramas will be produced in which all
the part will be "well apoken,-with good
accent, and good discre,ion; the original
matrice being prepared on one machine
provided with rubber tube having several
mouthpieces; and Madame Tussaud's figures
will hereafter talk as we'll rs look, like
their great prototypes!
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-29
GRIM E.
COLD HOODED MURDER.

Ouumwa, Ia, March 29.-Martin Burns,
farmer residing two miles from Chilli.
Gothic, this county, drove his team 10 town
this morning, and aftef deliberately putting
it in stable belonging to him, threw his az
over his shoulder and started 70 where Geo
N. Batin, an old and respected resident was
employed building stone foundation for
building, and upon arriving, without say.
ing word, struck Ba,in with the ak on the
head, and then ran away. Twenty minutes
afterward, Burns was found dead. suspended
by the neck in hi. barn. Batin was uncon.
cious at the last reports. and his recovery is
hopeless.
Batin and Burns had some time before
had some words about line fence, which
is the only cause for the deed. Burns las
been recognized as very bad man.
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FOREIGN.
THE PEACE CONDITIONS.

hhE hHSE SSF>DtAlo.>S.
Havanns, March s9.-A proclamation
dated SaLtiugo De Cuba, March "a. and
signed by Gen. Martinez Campas, has been
made public here. The proclamation de-
clarps that peace has been established
in the greater part Of the district lately in
rebellion. and that it 10 now necessary to
heal the wounds occasioned by ten years Of
strife; therefore, in accordance with article
two Of the peace conditions, and by the 50.
thority o! the home government, the gov
crnor general DEGREES:
Firs,-The authorities of the pacified
territory are to observe the most complete
Oblivion for the pnst events and strive TO
prevent rcsuscitation Of by-gone passions.
Second-All persons Eow 10 imprison.
mel for treason. rebellion and sedition, for
being accessory thereto. are to be liberated
aud returned 10 their homes il desired, aud
those who have escaped punishment are not
to be proceeded against.
Third-AlI cases now pending before the
tribunals of the island, for such crimes, are
t, be abandon Immediately.
Fourlh-All persons banished or de-
parted for such causes, arc to be permitted
to return home. and are I, be exempt from
molestition or persecution for their previous
conduct.
Fifth-All persons included in the fore
going articles, and those residing in foreign
countries are to regain their rights of citi.
zenship.
Sixth-All deserters from the Spanish
forces who are still in arms are to be pro.
tect.d if they surrender by the 10Th OF
April.
SIR STAFFORD NoRTHcoTE's REPLY.
London, March 29.-Sir Stafford North.
cote replying to the question asked by Lord
Harrington in the house Of commons this
afternoon said that the distr. Of the
congress correspondence is delayed owing
to the assent OF some of the powers to tis
publication not having yet been received.
lie hoped. however, that II would be 10 the
hands of the members to morrow. The
whole Importance thereof 10 Itussia's reply,
which was rcnd yesterday. He also said
tha, he hoped the queen's message regard.
ing The calling out Of the reserve would he
communicated Monday. and ,ha, 1t would
be discussed the Monday following Since
This is the first time that this step has been
taken, Il Is desirable to ascertain the most
corrcc, mode Of proceeding.
FROM ROME.
Rome, March 20,-ln con.t tqutncc Of the
rrssaa saabli.hment Of the catholic hierarchy Of
Scotland. the pope, tie now stated, dee gus
catering upon diplomatic relations with the
British government, and has instructed
Cardinal fAanchi, ponti6cal secretary ot
.,s .. to TAKE ,;cps with thai object.
Eln-riaxa.
lsadea, Msrrh -. AllcnA, cos~rvA.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

DLER 4 GILMAN. Wines, Liquors and
n TobaccOs. Broadway.
RLACK I. LINGO, Dealer in all kinds of fresh
II and salt meats also Flour, Feed. &c. Third
ST., opposite JenckS Hotel.
DELL, CONRAD + cos Baking Powder
DManufactured In Chicago. Sold by all Deal
erS.
pROOkINGS, W. W. Rea, Estate Dealer,
ID Jencks Hotel.
DRAY FLETCHER. Meat Market & Pro-
ID vision Dealers. Capitalist.
ID GERS. Forwarding, Storage. and General
Steamboat Agents. Levee.
QURLEIGH w. A. Jr. Dealer in Flour. G rain
II Feed and Provisions. Broadway, Block.
brennan JORDAN, Family Market.
- Broadway. (Stier's old stand!.
DLATT l. BUERDORF, General Groce1s.
ID Wholesale and Retail. Broadway.
fyOUNSELL COvELL, Dealers in all kinds
~ OF Groceries. Capital Street. between Second
and Third.
CLARK, JAMES. Retail dealerin Groceries
~ Fruits and Confectionery. Third Street. op-
posite .Jencks Hotel.
QUITTING L CLOUDAs, Grocers. Third st
~ opposite Postotfice.
nUDLEY Z HAwLEY, General Hardware
~ Corner Third and Douglas-Sts.
nAKOTA HERALD, Democratic Newspaper
~ published weekly, Taylor Bros. Proprietors
Thrd-St.
DANlEL, z. T., NJ. d. Physician and Sur
~ geon. Office. Room No. {. Pennington's
Block, Third st.
EISEMAN, CHAS. l. co. General Clothing
II House & Merchant Tailoring Broadway.
EXCELSlOR MILL co. Manufacture Patent
~ and other brands of Flour. Meal. Feed. SC.
Capitalist, near Levee.
L>DNIUNDS WYNN, Bankers and Insurance
II Agents. Broadway.
EIRST NATIONAL BANK. Government De.
r positary. J. c. McVay, President. National
Bank Block. Third-St.
EAULK, p. X. Attorney "a, Law. Office, Ce.
L dar-St.. north Of Third
ERMANIA HOUSE, Wallbaum 4 Becker
~ Proprietors. Douglas-Ave.
HAGE, o. P. Family Grocer. Third-St.
IL near POstofice.
HAYWARD. J. p, Real Estate and Loan
IL Agent, Third st.
Third street.
ToB PRINTING. Every style, at Press and Da.
kotaian.
KATZ, HI. Clothing, Trunks and Furnishing
n Goods 1hird-St.
KEE, l.. NJ. Auctloneer and Commission
n Merchant. Third-St.
KA3IsH. G. J. Druggist. Pennington's
r ,AyENDER. A. W. Cash Grocery House
II Third Street.
T EBER, J. L H. Dealers in Cortlwood. Of
II flee between 4th and 5th on Broadway.
MERRILL. SAMUEL Carnage, and Sign
Ivl Ornamental Painter, Capital Street. lank-
ton, D. 7.
MILLS 4 PURDY, Druggists, Stationers and
lvk Notions. Third St.
JEFFERSON. r. A. Jeweler. A full line Of
short notice.. Coates Bleck. Third st.
DARTRlD0E, Z. D. Z CO. General Ipsu
rance Agents. Third-St.
DARMER, NJ. NJ. Insurance Agent broad
/ way. near Third-St.
DER Z LUE1kE, Hide and Leather Deal.
ers. Third-St.
DILEs, ]. + co. Dealer in Boots. Shoes, Hats
Caps and Furs. ThirdSt
nURE OF LEGAL BLANKS. At the Pres,
u and Dakotaian Counting Room.
DlCilEY I DIX. Hardware Dealers. Yank.
~ ton and Dcadwood.
CAND0AN, J. q. Furniture Dcaaer and Man.
- ufacturcr. ThirdSt.. Dewitts Rlock.
CMANNoN 4 wAasADACsH, Attasseys.,s q.
- Law. OeAce In Ser's block, Conner FlltA Z
Broadway.
TyLER = NsnES. Manufacturers Of wax.
I uas and 0u4gieA haNe -shne1ng md q
atnAe g sypsInn9, CEDAR serset, esswssn flirt
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MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, March 20.
WHEAr-4@5lc higher; closing strong
hard, l.20 for No 1; l.l9 for No. 2; 1.l3Ic
for cash; 1.13 forMarci, April; No. 8, 1O5
@l.06!c.
CORN-42c
OArs-25c.
RYE-58c.
BARLEY-57c.
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CONGRESSIONAL,

Washington, March 29.-Mr. Singleton.
OF 'he committee on appointments, reported
the bill appronriatng $50 600 for the def.
cences in the miscellaneous fund of the
house. Referred.
Mr.. Eden, chairman of the committee on
war claims, reported back the bill apprc.
priat'ns $4,000 for the payment of the
claims reported allowed by the commits.
sioners OF claims. Passed.
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NJ + R RCH ANTS
BILLIARD HALL.
The Largest and Finest Bar and
Billiard Hall

IN THE NORTHwEST.
The bar is furnished with the best goods in the
market.
Cincinnati Bottled Lager Beer
Younger's Bottled Ale
Waukegan Bottled Ale
Waukegan Bottled Porter
Milwaukee Bottled Lager Beer
City Brewery /" Lager Beer
Michigan Bottled Cider
x~iaser water, Olaeee Ale AsA AsAa water
AtAo
Alss. Wisss, LSaess aaA vsse Gsgasu.
L. L. sHURTLCFF. Prop'r.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-29

London, March 29.-The statement in
the parliament yesterday evening, caused
great depression in the stock exchange.
lhe fall in prices is general, and there has
yet been no recovery from the lowest point
touched. The creates. fall is in Russian
and Hungarian securities, the former being
three TO five aud three-fourths.
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FIRES.
AT WEST BAY CITY,

AT WEST BAY CITY.
Detroit, March 29.-Gathiers fish freezer,
at West Bay City was destroyed by fire last
night. Loss eight to ten thousand dollars !;
partially insured.
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GOOD BOOKS
for the

for the
Farm, Garden, and Household.
The following Valuable Bssks
will be supplied from the Once Of
the Press L Daketaian. Any one
or more Of these books will be sent
POSTPAID direct to any Of our
readers On receipt Of the regular
price, which is named against each
book.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-29
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March 80.
WHEAr-excited and strong, 2@3c high
er; l.lo2c for cash, April; l.12 for May;
has sold l.l3lc for May No. 8, 1.04; very
unsettled at close with upward tendency.
CoRN-strong and higher; 42!c for cash,
April; 43sc for May.
OATs-6rm and higher; 24sc for cash,
April; 27Sc for May.
RYE-58c.
BARLEY-46c.
*sPoRK-active, strong and higher; CSC
for cash, April; 9.65 for May; $50 70,
June.
LARD-ffrm and higher; 7.25 bid 70,
cash, April; 7.32lc for May; 7.40 70,
June.
ALCOHOLICS,
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, March 20.
WHEAT-2@4c better or futures 1869
for No. 2, winter red, April.
RYE-advancing; 77@7sc.
CoRS-1@2c better 49@ SIC for mixed
western.
BARLEY-quiet.
oArs-steady 3l@35 for mixed western;
34@40 white.
PoRK-steady 1olo@1o.25.
LARD-6rm 7.50.
WH1sKY-buyer. favor; 1.064@1.07.
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tive, has been elected to the house of com.
mons, from the Worcester district, by 454
majority.
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MARKETS sY TELEGRAPH

WALL STREET.
Gold--l.O1sc.
Money-5c.
Stocks-active.
generally steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-03
Convention.
THE FEVER.

MEMPHIS, October =. 1t fained heavily at day
light. The weather is now sultry aud warm
Bishop Quintard of Tennessee, in pastoral let
ter, appointed to- day as one of fasting, humilia-
lion, and prayer. From noon yesterday until noon
to-day, 3S deaths.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2. Deaths, Sc case:
OF yellow fever reported, 1856; total cases, 1892
deaths, 300.
Tue President of the Young Mems Mechanic
Labor Aid Association issued AL appeal 10 me
chanics and Iaborers, North and West, for prompt
aid IN reliei OF distress among New Orleans work
ngmen, caused by being out of employment IN
consequence of yellow fever. 1t 10 estimated that
A., UUU persons, laborers families OF laboring
men, are now suffering for want Of food, and
many thousands are totally dependent upon pri-
vale charity.
BATON ROGUE, October 2. The yellow fever is
increasing rapidly IS new cases yesterday, and
age additions will be added by this morning
report. six deaths since yesterday. A great
many reported in wing condition. The ep-
demlc will soon reach climax. There have
bcen four hundred new cases in the last tive or six
days.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO TaE-
Daily Kenuthtt Journal
THE ST. GEORGE MURDER TRIAL.
Second Days Proceedings.

| RocKLAND, October 2. At the Hart murder
| trial to day the court room has been crowded.
Hart continues to manifest apparently unper.urb-
| ed demeanor.
| Several more witnesses testified that nothing
| was known about the cloud scarf round the
| neck of the deceased the twenty ninth of jan
| uary, and not till more particular examination of
| the body at the inquest the following day.
Vinal Wall testied that on the evening of the
| twenty ninth Nathan F. Hart told him that he
was with Long and others when the body was dis
| covered, and that the hands were tied above the
head with cod line, 10 a square KNOT and that q
| cloud was wound tightly round the neck three
| times and tied
The defense tried to break down this witness On
cross examination, but he persisted in the state
ment.
Witnesses were called to prove that at the in
quest Hart could not account for his whereabouts
during the evening of December twenty second,
but gave partcu lar account Of where he the
evening of the twenty fourth, which the date on
the paper found 10 the house, on which were also
| words: IL came a woman when she was out.
| wait till she came bach. Not for money bat |
killed her"
Mrs. Catherine Hall testified: Was at Hsrt's
house the day the murder was discovered. aud his
wife said Hart was up stairs sick. Mrs. Harris
son came in and said Mrs Meservey was found
dead in the house. Hart afterwards came down.
His wife said, "Your dream has come true He
said, YES" also said, ~ thought a murder would
be committed at Centennial Hall. but did not
think it would be so neal US" Hart looked pale
r.. l.
servey house and came back and told of the pa
per being found in the house and read oil on his
hand what he sa id he head was on it.
The next day same witness was at Harris house
aud Hart told of going to Harris Neck the even
ing of December twenty fourth, and when he
came back he met a man With his coat over his
head.
Several witnesses testified that Hart admitted
at the inquest that most of two log books exhib-
| tied were written by him and Nelson.
Hall, customs officer testified: Knew HATS
handwriting, and that certain letters purportng
| to be signed by him, were ir his opinion genuine
Albert l.. Sou,hwoith and George A. Sawyer
of Boston, experts in handwriting, testified to ex
| animation of specimens of Harris acknowledged
| handwriting, also the paper found in the Meser-
vey house, and among Mars letters and beev-
ed all to be written by same hand. Their testi-
mony was very elaborate.
Warren Allen, who was in charge of the house
where the body was on January 29th, testified
Hart wanted him to go into the house that night
or early next morning, before the people were
stirring, aud he refused.
Witnesses also testified to Harris telling his
dream to the feet Il at two other men and him
self were in Mrs Meservey's house. The others
strangled her and she fell dead in his arms, aud
be woke.
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.
The Turkish Fleet-The Peace Congress
Hungarian Ministry.

LONDON, October 2. A Constantinople despatch
says Admiral Horn0y has represented to the ad-
mralty that Artaki Is unsuitable Tor winter an
chorage. If the fleet must remain in the Sea OF
Msrmora, 1t should proceed To Ismied within two
months.
The Tunes correspondent at Paris telegraphs
that the International peace congress ended Tues
day with sitting somewhat confused and stormy
Nj. BratiOna defended kounania energetically on
reflection OF one oil the speakers regarding alleged
religious prosecutions Ia that province, but the
majority dlsapproved his defence Later in the
session al. Dupree attacked the Vatican in often
sye terms, AMI stopped by the president
The Ielegraph's Vienna correspondent believes
Herr Tizes, Hungarian Premier will resume hls
office, as he only Joined the finance minister il
his protest for the sake OF form, the Hungarian
cabinet being according to constitution, collective
y responsible. Herr IIZes is III accord with An
III assey's views, and will probably remain In of
ice rs long as the latter is prime minister.
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Personal.
Condensed IELE(:RA MS.

The American consul at Rio Janeiro reports
small pox is almost an epidemic there. There
we're one hundred aud eight deaths from that dis
during the last night in August. Yellow
fever Is also feared there.
The Vermont State legislature convened ycster-
day and elected James l.. Martin of Londonder.
~ speaker on the second ballot. Henry l.. New
ell OF Shelburp, was elected clerk.
A special cabegran received at Toronto, says
the Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise have
left Ro senesth, Lord Lorne's Dunbartonshire
seat, enroute for Canada.
Usudalsys Burmah, the king Of Burmsh, died
yesterday.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, October 3, 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spring 50i5.l5; western $50
southern 525.
WHEAT No. Red Winter s9Is as9f No. S.
"A cash; - october; No. Chicago Spring
sj-as5.: cash 81 - October; s6k Nov. No.
TX December -: rejec ed S..
CORN Sales, .33 sa331 cash; ts3.a-- Oct
80. Nov. Dee. rejected. 3.aa .
OATS -i9-ah casn: October t9-a4 20-a-
November; Dec. rejected, IL.
RYE A.
BARLEY-iosabs cash; lo5-ailO - October
II6 nov - Dec.
Nov. 7a5a797h; Dec. -.
LARD Cash 6.l5--46 40: Oct. GlIt. ae0; Nov
CAB AIS; Dec. -.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders 4Hao-, short rib
side .5a.a--0; short clear rib 5ha-- clear sides
WaIsKEY-lo7.
FREIGHTs-Coru to Buffalo T. cents; wheat
N cents,
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The county commissioners have this week been
a filming the boundaries and limits of the road
from Dorkendoff's corner to Bradstreet's corner
aud do ffofa the old Capt Gobnrn place where
Arnold quartered while building his barges with
which to ascend the riyer,-through Pittston viii
Ia 70 to the line of Chelsea. We learn that the
yexed question as to where the true location is has
bee settled to the satisfaction all parties. The
lee.tioa for some ope hundred rods wss changed
going on the east side of the stream mil and dis
continuing the old location on the west side and
through the mill yard. Stone monuments are to
be erected at all the angles Immediately, and we
hope no further trouble will be experienced. Next
wess 90 emA isJlcnSrs 10 soats Wayne and
Resdfeld on petition of WI harvey and others.
They meet q Elmvood Hotel in Resdfeld on
Monday A. NJ. F-ff yst aasuA
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Frank Merrimsn's. Master A. A. Rings trained
yesrling steers were driven and msnoeuvred by
the owner without yoke or fastening Of any kind,
and were highly spplauded.
Music was furnished by the Richmond Band,
and every tb ing passed of to the entire sstisfsc
ton of the members of the club and the visitors,
and will prove very great benefit to the farmers
and mechanics of the vicinity.
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FOREIGN NEW \.
l{Oafing Matters.

LONDON, October q The liabilities of the
Glasgow Bank, which closed its doors to-day are
FIVE million dollars. Tue failure is believed to
have been in consequence of large advances on
merican securities, grain and real estate, the
values of whish are largely deprecated.
Personal.
A Berlin despatch says it is understood the En-
peror will return to this city the 18th Of October,
aud issue his proclamation resuming government.
RumOr.
A despstch from Rome says negotiations be-
tween Germany aud the Vatican have failed.