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The Clarke Courier learns that about fifty
hands were recently discharged by satter-
lee IL Co., contractors OF the Shenandoah
Valley railroad, because of the inability OF
the contractors to sell county bonds.
The est. Louis belle !" reported to be the
afFianced OF Samuel J. Tiiden denies all
edge. OF the matter, and says she Is
IN entire stranger to the occupant Ok 10
Grammercy Park. @y :" $500.
DR.. W. II. Hopson, formerly of Rich.
mond, now editor of The, apostolic Times.
Lexington, KY, was in attendance upon
the meetings in Cincinnati last week OF the
several Christian. Missionary Conventions.
\ General James S. Whitney, a prominent
Democratic politician OF Massachusetts, died
suddenly in Boston Thursday night. = :.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
.-. .,-s.s RICHMOND, October 26FlST3.,


OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT IFHSse, 23G bushels. Rsds5,230 ttsh-
,efs. 49, -s-4' ..'.. .''' '.'.' ''''' Z.
! CONN White. I Ola bushels. -
| OATS.-1.3SO bushels. , ~
F.; RLAcKEYED PEhs.-10 bushels.
! BEANS.-6. bushels. ..-.t. .-.'..3
: MEAL.-36 BUSHELS.
: SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
: WHEAT.--TFNits, 1876 bushels on piTale terra:
80 bushels IT S1-UJ-foal, 236 bushels. Reds9z
bushels prime FultS on private terms: 396' bus hr!y
on private terms: $50 bushels on nrisy,te terms :;
so bushels Eultz ut 95c.; 81 bushels Fultz at05c.
i bushels FuliZai sec: 40 bushels Fulsz NJ 9Oc.:
IA bushels Fuits n 7Gc.: SO bushels Faltz at 93e..
50 bu 'hcs Fuitz at soc. "A bushels Ful;z at 90c,
40 bushels fair Euafz nj 97c.: bushels very good
FuitZ at 81; l66 bushels fair FuZ 1t S5rR: 216!
bushels ut 9Sc. * 0awbcls Lancaster nj ) lC67 l06
bushels FuItZ private terms 400 bushels prime
Lancaster or private: terms; 400 bushels prime
Lancaster on private terms: 400 bushels prime
uf 95r.:4O bushels common Fultz at s7c.. SO
bushels Futz at 93c.: 100 bushels very good Fultz
ut Sol; 25i bushels common FultA ut Soc; 100
bushels Flizat 81 20 bushels very good Ful,z at
1902: 81 bushels good EultZ ut Csc: so bushels
good FIJI tz 1T ST. 80 bushels fair Flu ltZ 1T CSC. {:
SOC bushels very good FuiiZ at 9Sc.: $50 huShps
prime Lancaster ut 81 .07-fotal. 4.672 bushels.
EN.-Fkfte. 1l0 bushels new prime NJ 50e. :
liz bushels new prime ut soc. 40 bushels new
prIIse Mt Soc; 40 bushels very good old 52c. 40
bushels new at 49,; 32 bushels new at 5Jc., 54
bushels on private tcrms-tOta Is bushels.
0hPss-6B bushels very good spring at $780,, 50
busbcl, good spring ut 32c; ECO bushels good spring
nc 3Oc-total..3 SD bushels. u
MEAL.-36 bushels on private terms.
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washington. Items.

WAsu1NGroN, October IS The Attorney
General, in accordance. with the, RECON-
incubation OF the Acting Commissioner OF
/ internal Revenue, has granted the pe! ition Of
some four, hun dred persons :iB North Caro-
lima Indicted for; violations, Of the revenue
laws They will be allowed to plead, guilty.
.but sentence will be suspended duriug:good
behavior. They promise to abstain from
further violations of the iaw'thomselves and
use their influence tepfeyent others from
doing so. .&SsI Q5HiTahttl
Tie Spanish Charged Affaires called at
kthe State Depaftfnent2and officially inform
ed the. Acting, Secretary Of the attempt on
the life Of King Alfonso
Propositions having been made By par
tiles in South Cardinal charged with viola
ton Of the laws in regard TO the exercise
+ OF elective franchise, the following was sent
to. the United States attorney at Charleston
blythe the ATTORNEY General :.IHIaJH !!
10 want no traffcking or guarantees, bus
a judicial inyestfg CATION q an alleged
hi; have been committed upon unoffending
people in the exercise Of their rights as cit
liens Of the United States I. - s.Sialli,,T
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traonstration has id lGsii fieanfe Did
will carry Roekbrldge sny 4 iarge ina3Srity,

ANDERSON USBosoMs HImsErFg 10 Az IN.
piASaPoLIs REPORTER. I'D siidnuf, 10, Or
tober Is. The .HefGta to-snp orr WI ninTnisisg
will. contain nm interview with James q.
anderson, now stopDing Ia this cts.
Anderson clears mp The mystery surround
ing the Sherman letter, and exonerates the
Secretary from all completely ia the matter.
He says that the authorship OF the Sherman
letter lies between Senator Kellogg and Con-
quest Clark, who was his private secretary at
the time; that Mrs, jerks never saw it; that
the original is how in possession OF gem
tleman In Phi,adelphia, and can be pro-
,duced at any time; and that Senator KEEL
logg could exonerate Sherman at any time,
and will do SO as soon rs the Louisiana APP
pointmcrits made in his interests are con-
trmed. The interview fils two and hall
columns OF the HeTaid. and embodies tracy
history OF Louisiana politics, Including some
interesting facts not heretofore made pub
lie. Mr.Anderson says he was made the
dupe of Sspher, his cousin, and compelled
to go before the Potter committee, and that
Sypher got fee Of $500 by pretending
that he was Anderson's go-between.
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BEET-sUG AR,-Tt is officially announced
By the managers oisthe Maine Beet-Sugar
Company, OF Portland, Me-, that they will
begin to. make sugar from .beets gneSt week
at their factory. They also state that by
December they will know exactly what the
sugar-beets raised this year by the farmers OF
Maine are WORT, for this purpose. and VIII
then offer q fail. price for n future supply,
and make contracts with farmers for. the
year 1879. This beet-sugar industry, what
ever may be the outcome Of the present ini-
tial year with The Maine company, is of vast
Importance to the farmers OF this section, as
upon the success OF che enterprise at Port
land depends the Inauguration OK a new
system Of farming in our northern States.
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The western ExcursIonists.

Especial telegram 10 abe Dispatch]
COTTON HILL. WEST VA. October 2G--
There are 1s5 western people on the excur.
sion-train, among them the following news
paper Representatives: G.. w. Hastings,
Daily Republican,, Springfield, Ohio; W.
81. Paul, Eventng ,Disp atch, Columbus, o.;
Mat. d. Blosser, Enterprise, Manchester,
Mich. ;aNathan EIsenford, Detroit: Free
Press so George Z Wolfe, Sciotd !. Gazette,
Chilfieothe, o.; Hon. S. w. Edy, Cincinnati
Gazette, Cincinnati; also, Mr.. FL. F. Ebert
and lady, DIR. c. i. Hullett and F. 3.
FarnsWortb, Detroit. ,, wa,t hrs ~ na..,,,iE
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pors-PaekinE HonsSBurnei. ;.

BUFFALO, N. T., October 25.-- The staugt~
tes.house and lpork-packing establishment
Of Christian kinicb, in East Buffalo, one. OF
the largest establishments OF its kind in
Western New York, was burnsd!tnis nlarn-
ing. The fire is. supposed tos have been
communicated from the Oaly
about. 80 head out OF 400 live hogs were
saved from the faDes, which; spread vesy
rapidly AM immense Quantity Of 'porla
loss is estimated at 100000; insurance.
$4,000. .'t't IS ~ ~ a'''i-'" 81. ',"''
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Andersan's Retraetion---WhafH Secre.
~. - tarY SsleTYaanl Says q. ~

WAsHINGTON, October 26.-Se sretary
Sherman, in reply to a, question, said he had
nothing to say concerning James E.. Buder-
of his story would in the end fully Vindieate
him from all charges ard aspersions in that
connection, and that he would prefer to as.
sist rather than delay or obstruct u thorough
examination into all the facts. -.
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SATURDAY nights 1llBLHeRiNS
PROM All. s..Alsrs OF Tl Ii 3 Z

BURNING DEAN: EXTENSIVE PoRK- PACK
ING ESTABLISHMENT IN EAST BUFFALO,
PERSONAL 1.-the PIMrlce RACES; TIsr
EVENT OF THE WEEK MAJOR posWELLss
eBUsHWHAcKER WINS THE CHEAT RACE.
THE FEvER.sCoURGE; TEE DfsEAsE nm.
I TTRELY ABATED AT GREENyILLE--WAsH.
tINGToN ITEMS CONGRESSIONAL NOnI.
!. NATIONS VISITORS FROM THEWEsT
no THE VIRGINIA FAlR-THE ATTEMPT
ioS, KING ALFoNso's LIFE--oTHER FOR.
EIGN ITEMS-T THE FRANCo-AMERlCAN
TREATY OF COMMERCE, &c, &e.
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,v,@.l HANOVER COUNTY.
THE COUNTY JAZZ. OF FIRE-ATTEMpT OF PRS.
III. 80. ONERS 10 BURN OUT.
I; HAEoyEg COURTHOUSE, VA, J

= J
last night about 10 O'Clock this neighbour
hood was aroused bYt the loud cry OF fire.
On examination 1t was found, that the
county iaiiiwas on fire. and but for the cool
ness and sell. possession oil Mr.. @. &. Mitchell
we have no doubt it would baye. burned to-
the groGnd. The Circumstances are sone--
what thus: There are confined in the said
imffour 'men-twos of " HON are very des-
peraie characters !; the former two were
confined in oneFofl the upper cells.t .gheig
idea vas to burn out one OF the stills in the
upper cell and make their escape from the
ROOT, but, before they could carry out their
plan their water gave, out, and the fire got
the upper hand Of them. q Thus they found
themselves 3entrapped. They cried man
fully for help 81, g. BUNCH
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BY TesesrapE.

NEW. YORK, October 26-Co1o1 qniss: ssfes,
$50 sahg: npIanes s,fieanss sae EIong d9l,
g ss sas ssss
closer VIM totaers sre ar1i.us e ssa,sa {:
buyers faysr and aci,Te at s9@Ss. 75. LARD a5out
steady, wfia Ioderass ttaSas: ss-4S dor prtns s
asi nslnin aed. sstrits -turpsniiBe 4.sst
Al. 2sYG29c: Rosin steady ara quiet IS Si.TkS
Ss42hz. Frei2hts dull. p EtSss
BAL 1.fMoRss II
ESIrIMcRE- October 2Hc.F1otr quiet local trade
n wes1n s H os@ Ts sss sS ssr ~,
II shoooo aaa bs se@s
dub asd nol1inal wes!ern cyst and aSent steaays
fairly active and ,sssdy; soSsbern, s5@ Doe; west
ern Willie, 28@2se. Hay nachanged- .PrnSiscns
RS s ss Isssss @ hsssSsr .Sa s S sH
at 81 IIs@sI;l2 sreiShis laIes. Sugar quiet :
-'.-..,G, i ClSclNNA7L 4, - ~54st83..,
anged:.- " heat lqu.sf:, red mad white sT@90c.:
receipts 5000 pushes: shipments LOO onshc's.
SsSs ssas $685. s sSs
msua s,ssss,s MAKE sftfe sss So AZ 4 gS,s
clear clear @ t Sr WI1;ssy sfsaas s5d p
1906: ligtt, e. !soa 81: naeklng; %; 7D@sg9o;
1a'sners sssseS ss receipts 2sss head ship
' " LOUISVILLE. ...,
LoursyILTf. o. .'ober 26.-Fl6ur dull: extra, 80
3S@2s sSS Wet Ssi ! r stI Iss
ESQ., am aeSa and ~ aie S2c Corn IN fair dc.
mand; wh,ss4se.; mixed. 41G Oats quiet white,
2 asa mfs% $ F eoc seS s s fss
9,c. ink-nsest5 $. ,ady shoulders DC; Gear rb'
4sc: clear Ef5 59a 53sc: Hear sides. &c.: sugar
cured hams. l2t1al3 C. Whisky frm ut Sl.0S.
Observation-Disclosures unchanged. ..t..r,
S1'.L0UIS.
changed WErst nfshe r: 10. cred fall, s3sc casf,
s3g@ s3%c. N6vcmbe r s4ha s5sc. December.
e ssa III me yesr
higher; 19'SeI3o3e- ca 81 2GSN bid Noyemner
Mhl:key steady at 81. Qs: Pork dull, al $3.50
4.S S2 S. SO sni IS 7oass75: for shoulders,
| clear rib, and slcarTsldes Lard dull. -
CHI CAGO. ..~.--,
CHICAGO. Go:ohcr 2 6.-FloHr dull and un-
shansed Whsst Il goo ss sems.a sn4 shade
ss; 3 So7 HensS s a s Sscs;stsr S Sos
chSs sDr a, ss rt ss{s se No GePn
ber BessmEs r; reissisd; o S2 * Oats
s SaEe n Ser December. LAD s;esdy
and firm; s6osa easn In: tta o., So.e,n5er, 5000
sSoaSa DsSfns and
hSefs9e Corn. IsSo1S SSsne oats. 10000 bSs
eai 6nshes s CON- ia 500 bushels oa's SO 600
I - NoRFeEK COTTON MAREST.
{ NORFOLK, October ,26.--Cotton slries and easy /,
Intddlngs, DC: net receipts, 3:s6S bales; stoca
hucs; coastwlse, 9T6 bales. .... ...uu..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER: 26, 1878.

gum gum sets. SOS IMorniag. ... ESQ
Moon stts......... 400 Evening. 1856
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER. 90, 1878.
--ARRIvED.-----.-
Steamship Isase Bel, Lawrence, N,wlTor MGR
ohandise snd passengers Old Domilaon asteahiahlp
steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise and passengers, l.. Is. iatain'
Schooner Sarah calsen, Anderson, Xe~york. hay.
Schooner Sarah Schubert Philadel, hia, coal, Writ
Roberts. q: 80. ,.-a' 49,. .-'.'
Steamship Isaac Ben, Lawrence: Vow, York, mer-
Steamer j. ". Evernan. Carr :Philadeid h,B,
merchandise and passengers, j. W.SlcCarrck k,
Schooner T.. T. Knight, Rhodes Philadelphia
granite, Curtis & Parker
' - CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Alexandria October 25lh, schooner L.. Z.
MEMORANDA.
steam + j. VI. Eyerman. from Philadelphia for
Richmond, had her cargo damisea dtinx IN, nr ,s s
storm. one OF her crew. named Waller Illli,"as
washed overheard and lost.
| BY Telegraph s.s ,--...
| ,B4LTIMoRE, October 26.-Capsain Bcae}'ann, OF
the schooner Alexander, which arrived ms i9re-
bard horc the bar IN the spp7lIan,n,Sek nTsr;
about Elk miles from the buy. fne Hauis1.soenied
all right otherwise Than being iast OH The par;
/ JACKSONVILLE, FLA. October 26.-A d!spa'ch
FROM ST. Augustine says: The. Spanish. steamer
Unrva, Of Barcelona, Cantain i,laz, from Havana
for New York for repairs, Is aGhareh Ia Ten iali-
ans OF water eisht miles soudh OF The lighthouse
She LEFT Havana on the 9th and gale
on the ST. IN which she !GsL her ruddeR. MI fscr
wants have been attended 10 by the acting Spanish
con uiar agent, and the steamer VIII DC towet 10
| Havana" " -
I I5W AsUIyCTON. October 2S.-Tbe- Keeper or
Iife-S Saving Station So coast of New der'ey, re-
ports The general super otsndeGt tnt at . CLOCK
en- .ile morning of the 2s the tide Gus "a toEci:g
the nonse from lis foundation, and forcing the crew
To- Inkc 10 the surf. boats, aud landed 1T tho Sht:
home Afterwards, discovered a. ihree'nasted
schooner south Of Herci4Sd. SGoas; set 10 werk 10
render ass Isance: rescued from the vessel when
was fast breaking up. the remaining four members or
| ths crew two having been. swept offrf)o3I1. Tue
M me Of The schooner IS not eivelr She was Loaded
With lumber and bou,sd from Felrandin1 to New
York. ,,-,.
Arrived out: Prince Edward, Canonus, =. ). /. De
! JuIltn. Friedig. -, eat,
| smerica, for Norfolk Arrived: Schasner Brtsk,
| Yarmouth for Richmond. - .ty.s.a #as.
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RuSxADH JANOs WATER. a..
ME GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
.,s.,sni HUNYADI JANOS,
TIE BEST NATURAL APERIEFT.

THE LANCET Hunyadi Janos.-Sarong Liebig
affirnls that It's richness in aperient salts sur
passes that Of all other known waters" 80 :
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNA4.-"H Hun
yadl Janos.-Thc most agreeable, safest, anu
most cficacieus aperient water. - - -
PROFESSOR vIRCHoW, BERLIN. 90 i" Invariably
good and prompt success; most valuable:" -
PROFESSOR BAMDERGER, VIENNA. {, &C / haze
prescribed these waters with remarkable sue
ctss.m - .r :.%-...t' -.--.....-. =
PROFESSOR scANzoNI, wURzDURG. "Iipre--
scribe none but this ,-a,,a-
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNToN, ~, D., F. R.
s.. LONDON. More pleasant than its rivals,
and SURPRISES them in efficacy" 100
PROFESSOR AITKEN, NJ. D., F. r. s., ROYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL, NETLEY. " Preferred 10
Pullna and Friedrichshall." <"t
-.-,~r.t,.l a-.l,.i' 81 'n.*,.t
A WINEGLASSFUI4 A DOSE. Is Iys
INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC.
Every penuine bottle bears the name Of TILE
APoLLrNAR1s COMPANY Lirnitcd}, London.
FREDERICK DE barry s. CO.,
...s~r Al and 43 Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
FOR SALE BY w -. ,r,.., g.. .-
DEALERS, GROCERS. AND DRUGGISTS. g
PURCELL, LADD G. Co, Richmond, p
| -. ..... General Agents for Virginia.
| The label OH every bottle is printed on: BLUE
noner. .. Sc 4-W, FSM&eow2m
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s.nf,stey. I !, I, yra. & q.

L,i5r5sr Il; nits osk. sI2asl5 q 1000: Western
,gsin.ss psg,sr q 2 ege yssg snEs
,oist ascer.iins TO- lensss. ~
Pine 1915 Gds5 cypress sfx-fnch. a6aGs4sZgs
s 1000. LxtbsrSpn > Z; sawed. 81 ea9sf.6o
stgnes ti,Sbes aYee IA s@s28&
I:C)G. seasoned. S2Bf9 S2D d ffnsus-casrG
timber. ass7.5D 81 GOO. Elour-t,arfrfs pes.st ~
F@s hogsffes Ghoops, no den.and:: hickory
- - iS'i 4 lisusrs. Wines. sc.
4 Aie. scotch. best brands, pms sz@sz1s 2
Bsasaiss: Domez.sc III .z5ias 81 fYuit. 81 JOG
81. 40; aDpse. new. I.759s2; + osf.s 82.z5@$3s
Yirgisfa peach. 81 $3.50. s, - -
ME Whisksus. Me61unt, sf. tea 20 pure Old. %
ms4 ;.iEytrytHo n:onntafn, new, 81 sZ59, SD
A250t2S3.5D and UPWARDS ~ ~ h ~ ssfs5=
:EeD EarEsnd Bum Sf1SGsf $50. 90
Z RsettfeE Wdisseys. Market sfaahsfaF; procss
Powder. Sssf. SC.
Ysse yTo9a piiEsng. 3JeasB.25 ~ 300 fts9.
!, psrodsr: a5.75 by the 6se Se9s-lsss than avg
kaG, 1925 slastsi,ss a3 y lEs3s5o.
J. ,Ss>s. NortAerf,,.S gJSb p i'oy OF rs IDS.
] Gr,sndstones: Ha2Ec. a fb.
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MACHINERY, DC.
:. !
MACHINERY FOR SALE. -.

: FoN SALE L.: ,&S: .. . ~
I am authorized TO sell at private sale; at very
great sacrifice, large lot OF MACHINERY, as Iol-
A Fifty HORSE POWER, STATIONARY EN-
A TWSfE.SsqY-EIvE-HoR HORSEPOWER STATION
4 TWHE nj RsE-Po1ERPoRTABLE
-STEA M-ENGINEan ana BOILER. -yL..!-ri :. -
4 .TEN-HORSEPOWER. STATIONARY: EN-
A .vE.HoRsE-PowER UPRIGHT STA
TIONARY ENGINE. ~ -
DOUBLE PLUNGER PUMP, 1"1s.'tt< = =
A SINGLE PIUNGER PUMP, -. ;:
4 ~" Tay { WOODS DIMENSION PLANING-NA-
4 No Nlt ! Roge1s,s POWER MoRT1C1NG-MA-
CHINE,
4 set of NOTWITHSTANDING ROLLS, "a inches
A CtSS1MMBINED BOILER IRON PUNCH and
A heavy .HiHND-PowER BoILER-PuNCH,
Large lol of BLACkSMlTif'S TOOLS,
CIRCULAR-SAWS from 46 inches in diameter TO
c1R ts ihClRssS MNSbRILLs, and ayarety OF
smaller articles too numerous 10 mention. 49,
s~7--77.27's"S' ~ GEORGE 3. SLOAT,
&C 2s-lw* Fifteenth and Gary streets.
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flour. -
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Fine. SO: sunerine. 1918: extra. $3.50: COM
mon family, So fancy brands, :6GS6.o0.
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!. ns,,,.d \, an -,fi,e Isss 81 Degrec..

i CLETgLssiN 4 October 20 ~ Charles nc
Gill, charged with numbering Mary Kelly,
his Tli,tress,t several Tbs ugo, has been
OF murder In fshstifst degrees ]
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DENTsSTS.i

~ NV. JONES'. riD iIEr Z j i $3.50
UsrIEU Ijii ~ DElNTIsI,,L i u Y SeoIlt z,
with new aud elegant pdice.S Next TO TPAUl.'S
'CHUKCH on NINTH Str EETs with every con-
yrneuce, for com fort f bis patients with twenty
Te wears experiences, Is ,prepaxed To- perform ail
Sire his ser vices. H. iyGE ,iss1 "a t39oc l-oln
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Censressionlabi Nlio,lIlu.,Ii mai

III =
/. GREENF1BnD, "a ASS, Us October 26.--Phe
sDen,o cFats OF 1.-THE Tenth congressional dis
ttrfct have NOMINATED James E. Grinnetl, an
;antt.Bht1ei hafd.. money map.!.aa & - :. -
/ Bea5SgBEE I, III ASSES October S6.-r-sahe
"a Iesn cIers ;q5s fhes Second district have
Edgar d. Dean.I,$,i,, ,il'. I
.gIsI M ulp saiElsI 9ltiy;tss4 istts 2io
S,.E,lkttf ~ 3 20 II ~, .E,;flt,! ?
6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tine SHieeGso 4 OF &
3 ~. ,,ss ri sl.aa s,ns obi
Coli ctohaF, 26.,rRaY.iS ~: a:
gallagher, o ssatt - church, hrs been
appointe tby "a eaRfbftsf5r Purcell ipis,
traitor 81 the diocese Of Columbus viee
Bishop Roseeranz, deceased. s5
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&c % 4.iEs;TIlnss Hnafed.

.aGil 20. 4aEsssS57HSs HAafed.'a r !. adt. - :
BAY,Ssls Nm 81, October Billings
indicted for the murder OF his wife, bps
given $4,000 bail,
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NORFOLK, October ,26.-Cotton siriet and eas'
,nttldugs, 9hc.. net receipts, 3.7bB bales; stoc
1873 bales: sxports--to Great Britain, .5S7U
hulcs; coastwlse, 9T6 bales. 10. .....s-e.
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aitl,lltolld eispatflt,
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-01
Murder VIII Out.


A few years ago August Flower"
was discovered to be certain cure for
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, few
thin Dyspeptics made known to their
friends how easily and quickly they
had been cured by its use. The great
merits of Green's August Flower be-
came heralded through the country by
one sufferer to another, until, without
advertising, its sale has become i'm
mense. Druggists in every town in
the United States are selling it. No
person suffering with Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Costiyeness, Palpita-
ton of the Heart, Indigestion, low
slirits, etc. can take three doses with
outrelief. Go to the Druggists, Ad-
doms & Glover, and get a bottle for IS
cents all try it. Sample bottles 10
cents. s2-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-01

DETAILS are slowly coming in con-
cerning the sufferings of Turkish pris-
oners from Plevna on their way to Rou-
mania. The prisoners were unaccom-
panied by any vehicle for the purpose
Of picking up those who fell by the
wayside. These were left by the guards
to freeze, as they had no means of car
rying them and halt would only have
increased the number Of victims. The
absence of wagons was not due to de-
liberate cruelty, but to that thought
lessness which 80 frequently subjects
Russian soldiers to unnecessary suffer-
ing. No provision was made in the
Bulgarian villages for the proper sus-
tenance of captives, but when the Dan
ube was passed supplies were provided,
and from that time their lot was never
hard to bear.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-01
THE CHINESE coNuNpRuM.
Seeking Solution from Abroad.

Seeking Solution from Abroad.
Washington, Dec. 31.-Representa-
tive Davis has officially requested the
Secretary of State to obtain for him
from the British government in Lon
don full information relative to the re-
cent enactments by the Queensland
parliament and other Australian colo
nies discouraging Chinese immigration.
He has also taken steps to obtain
through the State Department copies
of DEGREES or regulations now in force
in the French East Indian colonies.
Davis has long been strongly impressed
with the value of the precedents afford
ed by the action of the Australian colo
nies in reffard to the evils of Chinese
immigration and labor, and last sum-
mer procured from Sydney full copies
of recent debates in the Queensland
parliament and correspondence with
the home government and the other
colonial governments of Australia on
this subject. These documents, how
ever, fail to exhibit with sufficient full
ness and certainty what laws are now
actually in force in all the various
colonies, although it is clear that cap
itation tax upon Mongolians has been
enforced for years in several of them,
and Davis expects supplemental infor-
nation to arrive shortly from Austria
liza direct, in response to inquiries made
by him independently of the applica-
tion to London. The Importance Of
being fully armed with information of
this sort, with view to arguing the
Chinese question before the Congress
sional committee and Of answering pos
sible questions in the debate, is very
obvious, and the new SAP Francisco
member is earnestly deyoting himself
to the work of special preparation.