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South Carolina Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
CHARLESTON, March /, 1878,


The following schedule will go into effect
on Sunday next, tho Sd instant:
FOR AUGUSTA.
(Day Train-Sunday morning oxooptod.)
Leave Charleston at 8 90 III
Leave Charleston at 7 30 p m
(Night Train-Suuday night exceptod.)
Arrive at Augusta at S 90 D m
(Night Train--Sunday night excepted)
Arrive at Augusta at 6 55 m
FOR COLUMBIA.
(Day Sunday morning cxccptcdl
Leave .,urlcston at s 90 q m
Leave Charleston at 8 80 D m
Arrive at Columbia at IL SO m
Arrive at Columbia OF 7 45 m
FOR CHARLESTON
(Sunday morning cxceptcd.)
Leave Augusta at 8 80 M
Leave Augusta at Z 40 D m
Arrive at Charleston at 4 20 D N
Arrive at Charleston at 7 45 a IN
Leave Columbia at 6 90 n,
Leave Columbia at 8 90 b m
Arrive at Charleston at IL Is D N
Arrive at Charleston at s As a m
Above Schedule makes CLOSE connection
at Columbia with Green lille & Columbia
and Charlotte Railroad, and at Augusta
with Macon and Atlanta trains.
SIS. SOhOMONs, Superintendent!
tFurs
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In addition to these trains, there arc two
local freight trains and two through freight
trains running regularly, and very often
extra trains.
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. I r E O r O r z,
OcOllcc County.
May 10th, 1878

SeRator-J. w. Livingston.
Representatives. j S Werner, + Sloan.
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"Poor Willv' said I, and I Went on
sidying, though it was Friday. should
be SO busy next day. I got out nv bic
paper of sugar, and I got down my ja panned
sugar box, never empty yet since that day 1
filled it up. And then Job, sorting the
lettera, looks up at me.
"Never begrudged you anything SO much
as that box" says he. Best thing J. ever
put the mail into. This nero wooden
thing with slide is pcsky bother"
claw mo-" says /, eff I'd knowod YOU
wanted it, you should have had it. I
didn't think you had any plan in it. Jest
stick 'em anywhere I thought you would.
III empty the box; I've got ono that'll do.
And I'm glad you spoke before I filled it
up" =
So with that spread big, paper on the
counter, and emptied out tho sugar.
1t had packed little, and came out in
a sort of cake. There it laid, whito and
shiny, and on top oft, whittier and SINNER
laid letter--a letter with shipmark upon
it-and this inscription:
HMiss Milly Moro, Anchor Port, Maine
United States of America"
inree months ago-poor stupid!-I haG
emptied my best cdffoo crushed in upon it,
and there it was:
Three months ago sho had come down tt
mo and asked for letter, and I'd hay,
given more money than thero was in tb,
till, to have dared to tear that letter oper
on the spot, and road it, though I knew
the hand was Will Masset's.
| HIhis can't waltz pauo
"No,' says Job, "it can't with that we'd
ding coming Of tomorrow"
Then | stopped and thought, lot it Ii
until it is called for, and 'sho'll be Mrs
Captain 1kinoaid, with hor silks and he
velvets, and her iioo house, and her car
riage, oil tho same.
This comes from a shipwrecked sailo,
poorer now than when no went away.
Perhaps l better wait until tho weddin
is over, Job" saidI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-09
The Bankers' AssoeIatIou.

sAAATooA, Ang1st S-lR The BlnksFs
AssoeiElioa today J. D. Vsgmillys. oi
NsE YoSk, presented a shhorAis tAbls
prspArsd IL Ihs Clearing HoaSs, showing
the disastrous Effects Prodaesd God still
nsnIeinE the eOahtEy By FsASOa Of The
excessive taxGiiOn Of bAnkL HS shsued
hoH the eapitsl aSd suplus Of banks bad
besa depleted the past isU years, and
naksd The Executive Coureil TO take &C.
Iion 10 brihg tbs facts before COngrsss.
Tha ExeeudEe Coaneil. bT @. &. Coz, OF
Sss York, Lnd L. e. Murray, oI Louis
VILE, Ky, reported the following;
R1OiSsa, That 10 the opinion Oi this
Association the near approach Of the day
appointed by Law for the resumption Oi
cola payments SAd values u 70 Be hailed
~ an event Of the highest siEniheAnes 70
the prosperity and welfare Of the Whole
nation. beeaass il il Ibs oaly msAnA By
which industry, trade And gsnsrAl tran
guilty and eootsntment can Be restored
70 the people. The American BInksrs
Association therefore pledges lts aid and
support 10 the Government 10 its return
70 : specie standard in ibe Transaction oi
the financial GfaiTs Of The country.
Rtsoipad, That the resources Of the
country Arising from abundant crops, 10
several successive year., extraordinary
mineral wealth, large credit balances Oi
trade With other nations, and from the
rapid development Of mechanical inVen-
tioIs and appliances BY Which productive
industry hGs been facilitated and iDereas'
ed. All happily concur in supPlPing the
necessary means for coin resumption.
Mr.. Falls, Of Cincinnati, and others
from the Vsst opposed the resolutions on
grounds Of exPediency, although SP-
proving their character.
Messrs. L. c. Murray OF Louisville,
Root Of ArkGnsAs, bays Of Detroit, A. Il.
Moss OF SAndusky, with others, adyocated
the resolutions, and they were fuAlly
adopted unanimously,
Geo. Wilson, jr., CaIhier Of the Hull
Savings Bank, Lexington, Mo, presented
q paper arguing agAipEL the Federal
Government ehartering banks and favor.
ing return to the State bank GysleIn.
J. F, Norris, Of Boston, presented 8
paper on the popular demand for the
substitution Of greenbleks for national
bank notes and the danger Of the substi-
tuition, with his objections 10 IT. he
holds that there is no constitutional
power In the country 10 make anything
bat gold and silver coin legal tender.
Another session will be held tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-09

CHICAGO, August S.-Fiour-Firmtr, bat
not quotAhly higher. Wheat Dali; No, /
red winter Vsa9s1c, No, J, size bid eAIh
and August, sBHc September, No. l Chi.
cago spring csc, No :, p6itG96Jfe cash,
sBfGq6ho August, sSNa95ho September,
sales At 81 NR95Hc septembrr, No. ) $50.
Torn Steady and firm; SDNo bid Augu't,
S9Itc September. rejected S79<p, Oats
Dull and prices a shade lower; 29e eaAh,
22He September. Rye-FiTmeT at 60Xe.
BArley-Strong and higher 93Jfo cash,
81 20 SepembSr Pork-In fair demand At
lower rates; $40 so cAGh, $40 H5Sl0 30 An.
gust, $40 5OalO sax September, SO 671SA
IL 90 UCiober. Lard-heAyyi 81 66 cash
aud August, s. 67Ifa7 20 September, 81 20
October. Bulk MeAtS-Quiel and unchAng,
ed. whisky-steady and unchanged at
NIn
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POLITICAL.

CoLuMItA, s. @, AuEust s.-Ths Re-
pablieAn State CoHVentiaa NAs iH seefsl
session The grSAtsF part Of The day. The
plIlIoFn declares tkAI The PribeiPlss Ol
equal, eiTl LnA political rights can Oaly
b saiorcSd b. The Republican party
rsilsrales GhhoFrtRcS Of ViolsncS, iBuul.
dAlion Or fraud In elections; dtnO1neei
the practice Of DsnoeFAts attending Re-
pRhliean nsstingI; and charges The psn-
ocrGIs With bsing anlAithial 10 their
pledges Of 1915; Ind deaOunces The Dem
oeFAIa Tor irGRd, IioishcS and inlimidA-
Iioa 10 1879; for NssAssihlliOns and mur'
der during that campaign; and for subae'
Qusnt con1uct Of The State GoVSEnnent;
denounoes The nnSeAtiGg 0i certain he
publican lnSmbsS Ol the last LegislAiuts;
arrLlgns Democrats Toe Aboli,hing or
removing certain slSetioa prseibeLS; ar.
rGiEps The So-eAllsd lrGad Investigation;
FsElArus belief In Tie tAiF slSctlon oi
Hayes and CAAnboFlin, and pledges The
RspubliSAa party 70 the work Of PuFi.
Tying public service.
TIE following l. the 9th article Of the
platform:
We dee N II ipsxPSdlsnt to nominate
candsdAtss for Governor and other stItS
O6esrs, because owing 70 the coalition
Of AfAirs In this StAts oceLsiOnSd By rife
club rule, and two ysArs Of Democratic
supremacy, Il Is impossible for the Re
publican voters ot many counties without
iocursing great personal danger, TO or
ganiEs for the cAmPAign or 70 vote At
the election when held.
The State Executive Committee was
elected and the Convention adjourned
until tomorrow.
GALyrsruN, August s.-Ths Waco
Greenbaek Convention made the follow
Ing nominations For Governor, W. H.
Hammond; Lieut.. Governor, J.. s. Rain;
Comptroller, H. A. Spencer; Attorney
General, Fred. W. Chandler; Treasurer,
g. W. WhiStone; Commissioner Of Land
OHice, Jacob KruchleE,
DETROIT, MIcH., August Sat the
Fifth District GreenbGek Convention, to-
day, Charles @, ComstOek, ol Grand
Rapids, was re-nominated for Congress.
WYTHEvTLLE, Va, August S,-Col. J.
B. Richmond vas nominated BY the Con.
ssrVAtiVe Congress Convention ot the 9th
districl
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a Steamship Takes Fire in
Mid Ocean.
The HeIIish Work Of Some arOh-
4a Fiend. : g95
Serious Disaster Narrowly Ayerted.

MONTREAL, August GA hre Of =
mos, mysterious and alarming character
occurred on board the Allan steamship
MorRyiap, that arrived d Quebec on
Saturday last, while 10 mid ocean, and
which was near resulting iD dreadful
eatSSli6phe. On the m6rnihs pt The 29th
ult. smoke was seen by the boatSwAln
lssuiug from the iore,hold, and it
was discovered that bales Of WOOL
en- goods In the lower hold were
on 6rs. When the hAtcaes were liiled
the flames shot upward, accompanied BY
a s.rapge and sdfFoeaung smell The
boatsySin, who weut below TO direct the
hose, soon became OyerpoWsred, and was
draWnup almost senpeless. The first OH
cor, Thomas, who gallAntly took his
place, shared the fate Of his predecessor,
and With difficulty vas got ont alive by
the psrssysring etforta Of the crew. Whose
discipline was beyond all praise, the
Gre was got under control, but not with.
out immense loss, as fully ohe.third OF
the cargo was thrown oyerboatd and the
remainder deluged with water tOlR se1
rious extent. When the blaze was ex.
tinRuished fully six feet Of wAter remained
10 The hold. During the FIRE the sea was
running so high tbat boat could not
live IN Il, which added 10 the peril q the
Eve hundred souls on board. The steer
age passengers were dreadfully agitalsd.
A guard was placed over the cabin
and no one was allowed 10 enter until
The danger was passed. The cabin pas.
penRers slept unconscious Of their ex:
tremely perilouB situation. What added
TO the terror on board was the knowledge
Of the proximity Of the frs TO the oil
room, In which was large store. The
partition separating II Was nearly burned
through. Had the flames entered there
nothing could have saved the magnificent
vessel from destruction. The grayest ap-
preheuilon was entertained that the
hre Was the work Of some arch'hehd
who deliberately placed combusLi6les
10 the goods TO generate and blaze
for his own hellish purpose. AZ this sea-
son steamers are invariably hlled with
the same clRss Of goods, and they haye
never taken Gre before, The matter has
been kept strictly secret, but on being
brought 10 light this evening BY your re-
porter has created profound sensation.
A private investigation Is now proceed
Ing. The loss Is estimated at between
sci, 900 and $4,000.
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FRONTIER FIGHT.
Collision Between n Mob otsold.
iers and the Civil Authorities.

Bismarck, DIT, August IA new
and nameless town, near Fl sksogh, Jnly
SOlh, was the scene OF regular frontier
battle betseeu gamblers, soldiers and The
civil authorities. II started 10 a low
dance-house, where jim Grow Collins, q
gambler, vas ioundIn,b bed with a,HouaAn
by burglar named Thomas, Of Company
I, Of the Second Cavalry, who forced an
enrsnee to their room, Thomas, alter 9
scufis, Quickly retired With 4 fatal shot
in his body. Collins Wah arrested aud
lodged in Jail. I'm, ~, ,,n q,
the Second Cavalry from Fort KeoEh and
demanded Collins. Sheriff HessrefnSed
10 give him up, and the soldiers opened
are on the Sheril's log-cAstle. The Shsr=
iff vas wounded in the hip, and a truce
followed long enough togive him time 70
lump out Of the window. The IRE was
re, opened by the soldiers, and Collins
who was armed with 8 revolver and Win
chester riae; returned, killing a soldier
named Harley and woundipE another
named Sanders, Of Company !, Second
Cavalry. A company under Captain
Demesse Wm ordered out BY General
MiIes, and the GEhtipg Was stopped, y
Miles made . sharp speech to The poy'
on their- disorderly and pnSoldeFly CON
duct, wherein they got The Norst7ot It,
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WE clip the following good words for
the Republican nominee for Sheriff Of
Belmont county, O., from the BArdssVille
EnizpriSs'
The Republicans Of Belmont county
made an excellent selection whsp they
they nominated Mr.. Samuel Hilles, Of
BsfussyiIle, a. theirclndldAle for Sheriff.
Nj. Hilles Ia we'll known to,our citizens
and the people Of the county generally. =.
Heis a irst-eiAss man Tor sush posi-
lion, po,sessing more than an ordinary
share Of The qualifications that belong to
= GOOD sheriff. He IL energetic, prompt
and reliable, = man OF striet Integrity
and unidentified character, and with hne
business talents. He served As soldier
during the war, and vas wounded 10 one
al the hardest fought battles. 4 He has t9F
some time been superintendent Of tho
BSrpesyills Gas Company, which position
he has tilled with SAtiaiietion 70 the com
pSpy and the public. Mr.. Hilles hS,
many warm friends 10 the county, and
viii reeelYe aopsidstsbIO support outsid'
his party vote,
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VOLUME XXvI-NUMBER Sl7


SEH YoGK. AuEuA G-Fiour-6SOA
demand Ghd ARA S0PNraAe western Gld
StAie 81 SSat W, eOanoa v god ~ o5a
I ~ ESOd V sAOiss 81 S5AS IS Ehlts wheat
sIIFA s. Soa6 50. SIIa Uhio - UAAS Is
NisssAstA Paisut PrOesta At s sSAs 81
Wheat -Qaist AHd hrm: sPriHg A1d Gtnier
1drAResd lGSc, No, Chicago tPhug 81 70.
uuGrAded WiutsF nd 81 0lAl II, No, ) DO
81 elAi OS. No, do 81 0aAl ION, St'LUsS
No. do 81 on, No, DO NJ 81 W&A
OK, uRErAsrd amber o. Gal IS, Ne > Do
81 0sai OSA. uagTaled white 81 loAi =,
No ) do 81 y, No. . DO 81 iSAl u, No, lat
81 alal n BAElsy-NonihAl AAlt-Ae-
bFS and 6rm; Canada 81 Loaf rs, Corn
pIu and Arm; HukrSded tSAtsSic. No. Sat
10 6SIAiic. steamer tiSAtSC, No. ! Al ga
tSHe, OGts = Dull, hay = UhehARged.
Hops Steady; western sGlOd Coges ; A6-
tive, hEm Ahd higher kO eAFEoss at la
IKE, job lots lAAisHc, suGI-QuiSt and
Arm; fair 70 good rSainiaEII iSiG7ke. No
lAslos-Dau and nOmlaAl, RioS-Qliel bat
trn- Whtsky- EOnlaAl At - o..
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SPORTING NEWS.

sABAro0A, August 1.-THE weather u
beautiful and the track fair.
First racs, mile dash, was won BY In
spirAlion, with KennGsAW second. Time
l:45i, ~
Second race, /! miles, was won by Vir'
QiNius easily, with Frederick the Great
second, and Lew Cober third. Time
245l.
Third race, three quarters Of a mile
WAs won by Charley GOrhAm, with EgypI
second. Time, l;lS.
The fourth race, handicap Steepls Chase
over the usuAl course, entering the three.
quarter stretch at It's westerly end, and
fniEhing between two blue flags opposite
the Judges stand, Waller was the victor
Cornst recond, Grey Cloud third. Tins
$685..
RAcEs AT RoOHnTIR-THIRD DAY.
RoouEsrER, August SIN the untin.
ished 2:24 race, the second heat was Won
BY Edwin Forrest and the third BY Dick
Moore. Dick Wright came in frat, bui
wAs diStAncsd for foul driving. ThC
fourth heat and race was won BY Edwin
Forrest, Dick Moore second and Wood
ford Mambrino third. Time, 2:20l, 2:24a
2:2OS, 2:30.
by Indianapolis IN three straight heats
Chestnut Hill second, G. W. Woolley
third, Scott's Thomas fourth. 81. Cloud
Col. Dawes, Ellsworth and Jessie Holt
were Withdrawn. Time, 2:25i, 2:26t
2:27.
The Tree for all allrsce-s2,OOO, divided
was won by Hopeful 10 three straight
beats, Great Eastern second and CoEeLtt
third. Hannis and Albemarle were with
drawn. Time, 2:2l, s;20i, 2:20.
DETROIT, August s.-The fret race
Senior double sculls, mile aud return,
Wss won by the Medines by length; time
The next race, Senior fOur.Oared, wa
won by Olegg and McGregor, Of the
Zephry club Of Detroit; time l6:65S.
In the Junior iour-oared race the Cen
tennislS took the race in 1928; Michigan
l3:47.
The race for Junior single sculls, in
which there we're four starters, was Wor
BY Wells, Of Detroit, in l5:44l.
The last race Of the regatta was the
Senior six.oars, the most important O
the regatta; won by the EIcelsiors II
20:472.
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AUSTRIA.
The EIeetIops in Hungarin.


YIESxA, August S.-The result Of the
Hungarian elections are known In 1874
districts and show that 1l6 Liberals,
supporters Of the present government
81 OF the United opposilion and q Of the
extreme left, have been elected. Her
Lissed, Chief Of the Hungarian Ministry,
will probably be returned from some con.
stiIurncy where u second ballot 10 neces-
saEy. II ia thought hla deteAt BY the Rad
icais will have the effect OF making him
adhere more firmly 10 the moderate wing
Of the Liberal party.
The AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION.
LONDON, August ga Vienna dispatch
speaking Of the Austrian occupation Of
the Turkish provinces, says: The re-
spectacle portion Of the inhabitants have
welcomed the AustriAns, and only the
lower classes and some disbanded troops
have Joined the insurrection. In view Of
the insurrectionary movement and agita'
tion in ServiA and Montenegro, the Aus
trian Government intends further mobili'
zation, TO have in reserve additional
army corps ready for active service,
Great annoy auoe is felt 10 official quar-
ters at the unfortunate MGglsj affair, the
Austrian losses being considered due "a
manifest catelessness.
MOVEMENT OF AUSTRIAN TROOPS.
VEExxA, August s.-Tbe following Is
an official announcement ot the move
ment Of Austrian troops in the TurkiSh
proVinceA: The 18th army corps advanced
In two columns against MuglSy Aug. 9th,
one column commanded the insurgents
camp while the other moved on their
aAnk and rear, the insurgents endeaVored
TO retire upon the shoptsehe when the
engagement ensued, which lasted half
an hour. Two flags and = quantity oi
ammunition were captured BY the Aus
triAns. Many insurgents were killed and
wounded, and twenty were driven into
the river Bosnia and drowned. Darkness
prevented pursuit. The Austrian loss
wutWo killed and ten wounded. MaglAy
was found deserted BY all excepting q
few Christians, and the town was spared.
Twenty-Five huSssrs, missing alter the
disaster 10 the Austrian reconnoitSring
column ct MaglGy on the 4tb Of August,
have returned TO camp. Several OF the
insurgents were summsrily tried and shot
for numbering the wounded hussRrs.
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Under S5, 900 Bond-The Chinese
Embassy-A Probable Victory
for Chicago.

CHICAGO, August s.-Mike Weaver, The
notorious burglar who was recently cap
tured here, was in the Criminal Court TO-
day and alter examination was held In
81. 600 bail in each OF twelve cases.
The Chinese Ambassy arrived here al
$40 P. NJ, and making very short stay
went through TO Washington.
Judge L0omis, OF the County Court
this afternoon rendered 4 decision in re-
gard TO back taxes due in the city, sus-
tainibg the constitutionAlity fthe law TO
enforce their payment. Several million
dollars back taxes are involved in this
decision which is considered \ victory tor
the ritv.
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rha Risnon Creditors.

New YORK, August Ss-The meeting
Of the committee Of creditors OF Bishop
& Co., grOeersS o Of Cincinnati, appointed
yesterdSy, = was held Ito day. Alter a
long discussion. the committee decided
to reject Bishops offer to pay 40 cents on
the dollar. They then resolved TO accept
Bishops offer Of surrendered the assets
Of the 6rm and the individual members
thereof and grant the firm foil dis
charge in consideration. A committee
will be appointed to take charge OF the
assets and wind up the whole concern.
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The mechanics IN the ship yard al
Clyde refuse either an increase 10 the
hours Of labor or 10 per cent reduction ol
wages, alternative Of the employers.
Two Russian army corps are coDcen'
trating between Kostendjii and so6G, II
is stated that Bismarck, 10 his negotia-
tions with the Nuncio expressly insisted
upon the maintenance Of the German
ecclesiastical laws, but agreed that their
Interpretation should be subject 10 40 un-
derstanding with the Vatican.
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EAST LIBERTY, August s.-CArTLE--
Receipts to-day G29 head Of through and 6S
OF local stock; total for three days 629 head
OF through and ,O2l Of local. Everything
sold aud more wanted, but not here; prices
Arm at yesterdays quotations. ...
HoGs-Receipts To-day 1,l65 heSd; total
for three days S,52O. Workers 81 S0a4 60,
thiIAdelphiGs 81 70a4 90. .s.Il..
SHERP-ReeeiplS to-day 900 bead; total
for three days $500; market closed drm;
prospects little better.
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PHILADELPHIA. August Flour
Firm BuPerhne s. 5OA8 90, extra - 0Oa
I 10, Pennsylvania family s. 76A6 IS, Min,
esota family IS 5OA5 80, patent and high
grades 81 OJaS no. Wheat Firm and high,
er; red at 81 OSai O6bI, amber 81 DIAL 0I,
White 81 l0al -, Com-Q Quiet but steady;
yellow 5Oa52c, mixed 47AaIsc. Oats
steady: white western 56GSSe. RyS-bSA
$50 ProSlSlons-QuieL POrk--$il 26A
II 50; India mesB beef $I7 75AlS IS; smoked
shoulders 6Kc, salt do SHADE; hams II HG
I3<o, plcllled do l0RllC, green 8 Nc. Lard
--Qulst;,lOoSe butGhsrS' 75iA75fc, city kSt,
tic SAsIto. Butter--Qulst New York and
Bradford county, Pa, extra l7ai9c, West.
ern Reserve l2alSc. Cheese Unchanged.
Pstroleum-NomInAl; refined l0Hc, crude
.sHAsHo. WhiIky--Higher and scarce at
Al 07.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, August g. Wheat Opened
SasS trSns & ASS iS'fd 40 sss sS N2 Nv .hts vS We
Michigan 81 osH, No. /? do 81 o5. amber
Michigan spot q US y, seller August 81 OAK,
seller sept6mber 81 %, No. amber Mich.
IgGn 81 Of, No. Cred spot 81 OK, seller
August 81 OK, seller September 99xc,
No. 5 red 96c, rejected Wabash Sse, west.
ern amber 81 03H, No. 2 amber Illinois
81 05. Corn-StsSdy; high mixed 4Se,
No. 2 spot 80, seller August 42c, rejected
401<e, damaged sc,
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FAIR PoISr, n. Y, August s.-The
feature Of the exercises to-day was lee
ture by Rev. DR.. Fowler, editor Of the
Ckritian AdpOeaie. Subject: The Bible
the Prophet Of Science. -.
Al 9 O'Clock Lowell Mason gave his
final readings and Miss Lille Kent sang.
AT o'clock Rev. J. S. 0stranda gave
an interesting illustrated lecture on
"Bible Manners and Customs" assisted
by a large number Of ladies and gentle.
men In Oriental costumes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-09
A south Carolina Sherlfi's Con-
ScIentIOnS ScFuples. -

GREENvILLE, 8. G., August 8. This
evening United States Marshal Wallace
went to the jail and made demand upon
Sheriff GilreAth for the prisoners, KRne,
Durham and Moore, confined for the
murder Of Amos Ladd. The Sheriff said,
al shaIl offer no resistance, bnt accord.
ing to my conception Of duty / cannot
give them up. There hang the keys."
The Marshall took the keys and the pris.
oners were then brought up stairs BY the
Marshall and delivered 10 the Sheriff,
with the commitment issued by the Mar.
shall. The Sheriff lhereupon took the
prisoners in charge apd turned them over
10 the jIilor, Wh0femihded them totheir
cells. sheriff GilreAth acted under in
structions from the GOyprnor.