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mr.. i,e.umptIon LAW.

A,,s awe owe an apology to tho reader
~" t IxruLlcEScER for not having ere
q y, ~ ".sr,ssbed their recollection of the pro
..of the law calling for resumption
.i~scie I, payments on the LIST Of January
a% ~, Ny an occasional publication Of the
N ,I.J Resumption law. Resumption is
"'',iJsI " for blythe third section Of the act
ET ,,.n,ry n, 1875, which, after proyid-
" ' %, ,be cancellation OF eighty dollars
~ y, .asnbacks for cuch hundred dollars
'......e Of National Bank circulation
1 !',J pp,il the volume OF grcenbacks was
'.isred ~s to three hundred millions Of dol
h. ,'.', proceeded AS follows;
II I.I,adopsud aftcrt the first day ofJanuary,
- ,bS secretary Of the Treasury shall
"" ~. .a' in coin the United States legal
F9Ta r",es ' then outstanding, on their
Eaas1 IE.a..sntstion for. redemption at the office
iSs Assistant Treasurer Of the United
Sass aas IN The ritv Of New York, in RtnH Of
sae ,l. Ias 6agdoRnn. Andt TO enable the
Ss S.',,,r Of ,i,e Treasury to prepare and
s,; ssNJs ior The redemption in this net au-
Eo.,u.J EG.J 'o ar rc1uircd, he is authorized to
t''rrT .' ,HT surplus revenues, from time to
* - H. ,hc Treasury not otherwise appro-
a9t.55 9',.5 and to issue, sell and dispose Of, at
:. N T.. Than par, in coin, either Of the
~ lS.;n,;on %S Of bonds of the United States
f.,,,bJ fs.a,SgbsJ w the Act Of Congress ap-
Ill Ell july II, 1870, entitled An act to
.,sori,e Ey,'gi The rcfunding Of the national
iag' II with like qualities, privileges and cx-
%vS v,,ions 10 The extent necessary to carry |
AZ ,sisI M into full effect, and 10 use the
M .,Irtt,ls thereof for the purpose atore-
na
The .c, Of Juno, 1873, fixes the volume
. n. prcenIacks at S;S4G,Osl, ,Ol6. ltpro-
T3,,tbst from anil after its passage:
4t shall not be lawful for the Secretary |
J,Se Treasury, or any officer under him,
!. ! .,Hrri M or retire any more OF the United
~, S,.I, Iegal tender notes. and when any Of
ri po,e, NAV be redeemed or be received
sntbc Treasury nndcrany law, from any |
sT,r. sw -. rhatCycr, and shall belong to the |
fsjted f States, they shall not be retired,
ss%IIei ss or destroyed, but they shall be
,Aisued and paid out again and kept in
GruhiIOn.
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West Va. M. E. Conference.

pARxRRsDURo, Oct. 10.
ORTu7Odenee Of the IutelllENnCer.
TUESDAY, October 18th, 1878.
Conference opened this morning with
'slsious exercise conducted by Rev. Lakin,
Bishop Harris in the Chair. The Bishop
sOHnlnl Of good humor. We have seen
"nan that appears to enjoya good laugh
more than he. He is one Of the. best parli-
nentArians among the Bishops. He is
quick, and readily discovers any attempt
Saulbustcring, which does not meet with
much sympathy from him. The Cabinet,
@an informed, in its session yesterday
Afternoon, had u kind OF volcanic eruption,
adihere was general changing around,
aad last night there was quite tiuttcr
among some Of the good brethren.
Nothing is certain in this life save the
coming Of the Sheriff and death, and no
hoimen have a more fOrciblc impression
gMeunGCrtantics OF this lifethan Metlio-
tlS preachers.
lheworkOf arranging the appointments,
stn'nk, Is about completed, as one Of
@e Presiding Elders Just told us that he
aougnt no more sessions OF the Cabinet
would be held. suppose TINT the ap-
olntments will be exploded on the Con-
"!shce some time today. r
iheCOmmittCeS OF examination were ap-
pn!ed' The business OF these commit
IS $50 examine the men passing through
%e Ioar year course OF study, and that
IuN ee completed by every man before
%gnduatcStO Elders orders.
lhe FCpOHOtthe Committee on Missions
vs. Nad and adopted. We find by this
,tpOH that many changes in the distribu'
S SSa Of this fund have been made.
saIges that last year received an appro.
S. ES'lon this year receive nothing, and
@ vas located ~
,ba anG statistics Of the past ycarwerc read,
~. ,,;SSslhg an advance in nearly all dircc'
I oyer the previous year.
~. ine following persons were admitted on
~ I i, David l." Ash, f. G. llerbart, Rob,
"tH hughes. fI.sH5t a
,rss 4 IL. Owen, from the Wyoming Confer
Ss,!S ! was rcadmittcd on a certificate o.
NJ tae q committee appointed to hear ant
~ i%n ae case Of l., d. Casio, charged witt
ia 4oIa'lty, found the charges sustained
90 va therefore expelled from the min
CSn:,ha and membership OF the NJ. Z
,4,x ,De Committee on Education made I
VbI.A b lengthy and interesting report
,.,".i ,S,Sa provoked no little discussion. Tn,
"POft was fully adopted.
CoII.t9ls CIII t9ls report tho Wheeling Fcmal
tSGSe tSGSe was represented and commendet
SSss s patronage Of the people OF all part
nSSS!. s s'ate rs an Institution worthy OF tn
SIgoa and confidence Of all,
~0a0n haSjustprovided 10 have nigh
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A Fiend In Liquor-IIorribIe Tragedy In
Kentucky.

EVANSVILLE, IND, October l6.-A young
man by the name OF Neil met well-to-do
old farmer in q saloon at Burk City, back
OF Owensboro, n.y., on Saturday night
last. They drank together, became quite
ioyial, and finally Neil bought whisky and
started for home with the farmer, whose
name is Gohart, to spend the night. At
the house Neil invited him to drink, when
Young Gohart, interposed. Knives were
drawn on both sides, but Neil got the ad-
vantage and plunged his weapon into his
antagonist. At this point the mother
OF the victim rushed to the monster
and begged for the life OF the helpless boy.
Neil wheeled upon the mother and drove
his knife into her left breast, causing in.
slant death. The drunken wretch ripped
young Gohart open so that his entrails
protrIded. A younger son ofthe farmer who
came to the rescue, is suffering from asevere
flesh wound, while the fiend himself re-
ceiyed dangerous wound. The murderer
ficd to the house Of Lewis Walls and elud-
cd capture, until Monday, when he was
secured and put under 5000 bond. He
expresses no sorrow for nothing but the
death OF Mrs. Gohart, who was enciete at
tho time
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YELLOW FEVER.
Dismal Dispatches from the Domin-
ions Of Death.
The Pestllsnce Shows no Signs Of
Abating.
Death Of jefferson Davis, Ir.
PEyIR RgpoRr.

MENPHls, October l6.-Weather warn
and sultry and rain threatened. From
o'clock last evening until noon the under
takers report IS interments. The feve
has appeared at Milan, Tenn, which hat
enforced rigid quarantine against all in
fected points. .4, ,.l..-. .........
NEw ORLEANS, October l6.-Thermome
ter 81. Deaths 26; cases reported ITO
Total deaths 3,575; total cases ll,965.
CHATTANOOGA, October 16.-Deaths II
the last "a hours: Mrs. Oswald Dietz, VIM
Ermin and sallie Hall. Fourteen new
cases, twelve colored. Energetic measures
are being made to depopulate the infected
district BY placing the sick into hospitals
and the others into camp. Weather warm
and uniavorable.
ban o, DISPATCHES FROM ALL POINTS. n
NEw ORLEANS, October 16.-Dispatches
received from oil parts Of the fever zone
show no material abatement Of the disease
2 J. W. St.. Clair operator ut Jackson de.
pot, has relapsed. -.sl I'd. I.5i IL. +. t..igst
B. N. Vail, operator at .Mendan, died
yesterday Of fever. He was agent Of the
Telegraphers Mutual Benevolent Associa-
ton at Vicksburg.
A. D. Bibbitt, the most active member
OF the Tclegraphers Relief Association,
who took the fever yesterday, Is reported
in favorable condition to-day.
Rev. Lesks Quest, Of the German
Presbyterian Church, aged 81, o native Of
Berlin, died to-day. {
The Howards received a dispatch asking
for o physician and nurses to be sent to
Yazoo City, where very malignant and
fatal form Of the fever has appeared. Il.
LITTLE Rock, October 16.-Warm dur.
ing the day. Heavy rain storm prevailing
this evening. -@ .T' y. 5s1sI l.r
The operator at Hopefeld reports two
deaths to-day and yesterday.
Advices from Arkansas City report that
the fever has broken out ut Wintersville,
8 miles from that place and east Of the
Mississippi River.
MEMPHIS, October 16.-The remains OF
Dan1. Mckay, son OF A. Mckay, who died
last night at Nesbits Station, Miss, was
brought to the city this evening for utter
ment. .....
The following telegram was received
this afternoon:
aa DECATUR, ALA, Oct. 10.
To R. W. Mitchell, Medical Director: "
There are one hundred and seventeen
cases OF yellow fever to date, including l3
new cases to-day and 2 deaths.
[signcd1 q H. HOWARD.
JEFF DAVIS, JR,. DEAD.
JEFF Davis Jr., age 81, the only son OF JET.
ferson Davis, died last night, FIVE miles
east Of this city. NJ.
DR.. S. Boyle, volunteer physician from
Baltimore, has been assigned to active
duty as q Howard physician.
Seventeen physicians Of the Howard
Medical corps report 40 new cases, 81 in
the city and 10 in the country. r1
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BALTIMORE, October l6.-The Spanish
steamship Enrique, which cleared hence
yesterday for Liverpool, took very large
cargo, viz: 2,4S6 bales cotton, 4S,066 bush.
els wheat, 100 head live beef cattle, 80
The new American ship Snow 4 Burgess
cleared for Hayre with 2,120 hhds. tobac.
co, 924 bags bark, and 1920 slaves, one
OF the largest cargoes that has been re-
Gently sent on sailing vessel. ..
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THE WEST VIRGINIA METHODIST
PREACHERS.

where They are to be Stationed Next
Year.
PARKEgsBuRG, October 10.
Editors Intelligeneer.
enclose you list Of the Conference
as follows:
MoRaANTowN DISTRICT.
]. W. W. Bolton, Presiding Elder.
Morgantown-W. @. Snodgrass.
Morgantown Circuits. Lowther.
Smithtown-N. B. johnson. -
Monongahela j. ETWasson, @. $. Har-
rison.
Brandonyille-J. G. Weaver.
Pleasant Hill F. G. W. Ford.
Grantsville &C. ]. Price.
Kingwood-L. II. Jordan.
Masontown-D. Cool.
Oakland b. Ison.
Deer Park-J.S. Laughlin.
Newburg-S. King,
Eyansville-W. NJ. West.
Pleasant Grovc-J. W. Hess.
Graiton-E. W. Ryan.
Knottsyille Wv. J. Sharpes.
Fcttcrman-A. G. Law.
Palatine-C. s. Allemong.
st, George. T. Eichelberger.
Selby's Port and Johnstown-N. l..
Baumgardner. ~,
j. K Thompson-President West Vir'
ginia University; member OF Morgantown
Quarterly Conference.
WHEELING DISTRICT.
W. G. Wilson, Presiding Elder.
Wheeling, Fourth Street-A. q. George
Wheeling, North Streets. Steele.
Wheeling, Thomson Church-G. u
Wilding. 49,,
Wheeling, Zane street E. Hite.
Wheeling, Chaplinc street-W. K
White. -, ,.,
Wheeling, Wesley Church w. E. Rip
-,Eulton-F. A. Trippet.
Marshall-H. G. Sanford.
Benwood-W. G. Rhieldatfer.
New Martinsville-W. D. Carrico.
Grecn-G. W. Parriott. NLa Z
Cameron "A. Hall. =
Grave Creek-W. F. Cannan, l. u
Paugh, -. ..,..-f.t..F|.
Short Check and I4iberty-E. S. Wilson
Triadelphia-D. II. X. Dix.
+. W. Wood, Professor in Mount ;unios
College; member Of Thompson Church
Quarterly Conference. .-l
cLARxsBuRd DISTRICT.
G. Martin, Presiding Elder.
ClarSsburg M. W. Rider.
West Milford &C. H. Lakin.
Wilsonburg-R. S. Welch, D. S. Ash.
Cherry Camp-J. II, Hess.
Smithton-J. G. Rcxroad.
.Lumberport II. J. Boatman.
pruntytown-J. B. Feather sglEs
Bridgeport. P. Warner.
Fairmont-L. L. Stewart. 2.
Marion-J. ]. Dolliyer.
Warrington IT. II. Trainer.
Logansport @. II. Conway.
Pine Grove-J. +. Snodgrass.
Blackville ]. E., Mercer.
Jollytown-C. ]. Trippett.
Littleton L. G. Harburt.
J. G. Blair, Principal Of the state Nor
NAL School; member Of Fairmont Quarter
" Conference.
DCcEHANSoS DISTRICT.
T,fB. Hb6Hts, Presiding Elder. Y
Buckhannon-W, Z, Loomis'
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wAsHlSaros, D. G., October le--l An
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
cloudy and rainy weather, and winds veer.
Ing TO colder northeast, followed by q ris,
inc barometer. 3SU '0iA 1901 IIli
For the Lower Lake Region cloudy and
rainy weather, warm southerly winds
yeerihg TO colder westerly. followed by
rjsing barometen 81 80 'l ~ 5'''
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The Reunion of tho Army OF the Tenn.

INDIANAPOLIS. I'm, October l6.-The
work Of the committee for the reunion Of
the army OF the Tennessee in this city on
the S0th inst, Is about completed, and
the reports received indicate large at.
tendance. Definite information in regard
10 the transportation for members OF the
society and others can be had by address.
ing 10 o. P. Mccarthy, Secretary, Com.
mittee on Transportation, indianapolis,
Ind. -- -----
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
a CAUSE on opFRSsR.

TI. EFUl ACAUSh VI uffkshk. -f.is
LONDON, October TO- Dispatches from
Berlin state that Count Van Beust, being
uniriendly to Germany, his appointment
as an Austria Hungarian Minister at Paris,
has created Ill feeling in Berlin. y
THE WAR WITH TnR AMEER. InN
The Indian, Civil and Military Ga.as<
states that the British have made raid up
on Madering, a border village, and cap
tured four chiefs who are held as hosta-
tages. Dispatches from the Kasaule States
reports that the Vieeroywill not be content
with small apology, but will require the
Ameer to come 70 Peskarrane.
COUNT ASDRAssY's Policy APPROVED.
IA special from Vienna says that Count
Andrassy Is certain OF q majority in the
and Delegations, because Of the
belief that his policy doesnot contemplate
pushing the occupation Of Bosnia beyond
theIpresent limits, and consequently re-
duction ofexpenses Is possible.
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NOMINATED BY TWO.

MlDDLEDono, MASS, October 1e.-The
Greenbackers G Of the First District to-day
nominated Matthias Ellis, Of Carver, for
Congress. The Democratic Convention
here to-day also nominated him.
a IIARD-xoSEY ASrI-BurLER NOMINATION.
SALEM, Mass, October 16.-Jas. Horton,
Of Haverhill, was nominated by the Demo-
Gratis Of the Sixth Congressional District
lie Ia q hard.money man and anti. Butler.
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or the Old Colony Railroad
Accident. Ut..

BosroS, October l6.-The examination
into the causes OF the late disaster on the
Old Colony Railroad was commenced at
Quincy to-day. The engineer, fireman
and brakeman Of the freight train testified.
Tho testimony served to show that Hart
well, the conductor, now under arrest,
did not take the proper precautions 70
send out on the track TO warn approach
ing trains, upon the supposition that the
excursion train had arrived in Boston.
The engineer testified that after the acci.
dent Hartwell said that II he had had two
seconds more he could have thrown the
switch over and prevented the accident.
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LONDON, October lB.-The steamers Mo
sci, City OF London, Australia and Helvetia,
from New York, arrived out. i,I91S
AsrwERr, October 16.-The IRIS, from
New York, arrived. She experienced
heavy weather, had her boats smashed
and lost over board seventy head Of cat
tie.
NEw YoRk, October l6.-Arriyed: Wis
consin, Liverpool.
NEw YoRr, October 10, = Arrived:
scythia, from Liverpool.
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AUSTRIA.
!. AUSTRIA AND THE FORTE.

--t m .l..ApsTRlA AND The FORTE. IN N
.yIRssA; October 16.-A dispatch says
the Austrian reply TO the Turkish circular
repels the Turkish charge Of atrocities by
The Austrians. A correspondent adds:
The Turkish commissioner who recently
interviewed Count Andrassy to offer an
must have been convinced
that It win be no fault Of Austria II the
Of the two countries don't be-
come friendly. -.,,..f.
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Annual Conventioa OF Loeomotiye I'm
RfneRrR.

IspIASApoLrs, October l6.-The four.
teenth annual Convention OF the Interna.
tional Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-.
gineers met in this city to-day. Grand
Chief Engineer Arthur, First Grand En-.
gineer Ingram, Second Grand Assistant
Engineer Green; Second Grand Engineer
Robinson, and about 100 delegates were
present. .Tlf
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I Buckhahnon Circuit-F. NJ. Hughes.
I Phillippi pi-W!E. Loyett.
Upshur &c. Rogers.
Beverly-C. W. Upton.
Sutton Polling.
Webster ID. NJ. Heaston.
Frenchton-John Conwell.
Canaan n-R. Weese.
Weston E. Jones.
Glenville "A. Mick.
Randolph-To be supplied.
Frecmrnsburgh-C. Warman.
Mingo To be supplied.
PARKERsBURd DISTRICT.
J.L. Presiding Elder. -.
,Parkersburg G. E. Manchester.
Parkersburg Circuit-J. F. Chenoweth.
. iWilliamstown-C Crawford. L
Mount Pleasant. D. King.
Volcano-J. A. Fullerton.
Belleyille-E. G. Woodruff.
Rayenswood-W. II. Shaw.
Harrisville- H. Young.
Elizabeth II. II. WestwoOd.
Ellenboro w. Kelly.
West Union-J. Engle.
Sistersyille-R. N. Wallace.
Middlebourne George Crosfeld.
Centreyille j. W. Lambert, "a
Petroleum-To be supplied. Z y q nj
CHARLESTON DISTRICT. = y ~
s. E. Steele, Presiding Elder.
Charlestor- B. d. Prickitt
Charleston Circuit--Thos. Cotton.
East Cha:leston-W. A. Cheuvront
Maiden H. Scott.
tnhnlau-A n MapriGtnn
Snow Hill TO be supplied.
Mountain Cove-G. K. Copeland.
Hartford City-T. r. Faulkner.
Mason City-S. Cummings.
Clifton Nv. Prettyman.
Point Pleasant. W. Griflitts.
Letart and Leon-N. G. Beckley.
Cross Creek-J. T. Carroll.
Mill Creek-C. r. Shackleford.
Ripley-R. II. Hughes.
Spencer = NJ. McNeel.
Smithville e. D. W. King.
Walton-T. p. Ryan. b
Pleasant Retreat B. D. Malone.
Elk Riyer-J. T. Davis.
GuYANDoTrE DISTRICT. e#
J. W. Webb, Presiding Elder. 2'
Guyandotte-J. Lee.
Huntington-G. G. Shatfer.
Barboursville-s. G. Loomis. i
Wayne and Ceredo-G. II. Williams and
;. D. lleatherly.
Monticello b. S. Hammond.
Winfield u. Pribble. y I'D al"
Hamline-B. Darlington.
Coal River-B Hagar.
St. Albans and Milton--J. W. Bedford,
ne to be supplied.
Boone "A. b. Perry.
Hinchman's-To be supplied.
Fayette H.J, King. .,-rss- 4
Mercer-E. Fl. Driven.
Raleigh and Summers-C. F. johnson.
Coalsburg-W. Wristen.
Wyoming and McDowell-To be sup
lied.
Cassville u. c. Sidebottom.
Sandy-To be supplied.
Logan Mission-To be supplied
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A Horrible Murder-A Son Arrested on
NnspIcIon.

DETROIT, October l6.-A murder OF The
most horrible character was committed in
this city early this morning. Mrs. Matte
Fanell, a widow 6s years old, living in
what Is known as the Potomac quarter OF
the city, was found beside her bed with
great clots OF blood oozing through her
hair. An examination Of the body showed
cash four inches long on the right tenn
ple, the head and face considerably bruis-
ed and neck broken. Henry I.angnade, q
worthless character and son Of Mrs
Fanell by her first husband, has been ar.
rested on suspicion. An inquest Is now
in progress,
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RrcnMoSD, Va, October 16.-During a
marriage at the Colored Baptist Chuch,
al Lynchburg, tonight, II was crowded to
lis utmost capacity, when piece OF plaSt'
ering fell from the ceiling causing a panic
Of most dreadful character, The bodies
oi ten women have already been taken
out, the wounded are being sent to thei'
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WASHINGTON, October l6.-A nolle prost-
qa was to-day entered in the cases against
Sugg Toll, Roderick r. Butler, F. G. Som
ers, Wiley Edwards, Henry Waters, Al.
bort Metcalf, George H. Purdy and r. B.
Mitchell, charged with conspiracy in pre-
senting a fraudulent claim.
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THE sWfNg MARKET,
REMARKS,

The number Of the receipts Is full again this
week, varying but little from the number last
week, and the same time one year ago. The
quality Is quite fair, fully as good as It was
last week. The demand Is only moderate In
most Of the pens, no activity being discernible
In any Of the yards. There has been steady
decline In prices since this day last week. We
quote common and rough hogs OF whatever
kind at 4,ia4Xc, and best butchers hogs at
4Xa51Ic, few selling at the latter figure, most
sales being made ut 4Na5c. The receipts to
Saturday morning were ! ,450 head, and since
then s. 100 head.
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There has been a fair supply Of Sheep on
the market this week, and In most Of the pens
fair demand, though not at any time an &C.
tive demand. There Is some call for Sheep
for the Eastern markets, but It Is not lively.
We quote butchers Sheep at 3ha4k cents,
few selling at either extreme. We quote
Lambs ut 4a5 cents; stock wethers 8 l.2at
cents; ewes g 5OaS 90 each; common stockers
81 75a2 90 per head.
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Annual MeetinE Of the Freedman's Aid


NEw YoRk, October 16.-The eleventh
annual meeting Of tho Freedman's Aid
Society OF the N. E. Church was held here
to-day, Bishop Wiley presiding.
The Secretary's report says the work ot
the Society Is more successful than ever
before. Their different schools and COL
leges are in aourishing condition, nearly
5000 students. being in attendance. The
receipts during the year were $4,000; ex.
penditures 1900. The debt OF the So.
ciety has been reduced $4,000. During the
eleven years OF its existence the Society
has disbursed over 100000.
Bishop Wiley was reelected President;
Rev, DR.. Rust, Corresponding Secretary;
Rev. DR.. Walden, Recording Secretary
Rev. Dr.. Luke Hitchcock, Treasurer.
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ACCENTED INVITATION.

Gov. Bishop and staff, the Judges of the
Supreme Court, and the State officers
have accepted invitations to participate in
the dedication Of the new Court House al
Newark next Saturday. Eminent jurists
from all parts Of Ohio are also expected to
participate in, the ceremonies. I'D.
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Rarus Against Time.

OMAHA NEn., October l6.-Rarus trot-
ted two heats against time this eyeningat
the Omaha Driving Park, respectively:
2:2l and 2:l9. There were 5000 people
at the race.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852 -

session. At the conclusion Of which the
appointments will be read and the Con.
ference will adjourn Gne die.
"A Aresolution was adopted looking to the
establishment Of a Conference Seminary.
The Conference adjourned TO meet to.
night. ,,,,, ,,,,5,,,, ,..,, G. E. a.
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SAN FRANCISCO, October le.-The Con-
stitutional Convention adopted q resolu::
tion to memorialize the President and
Senate OF the United States TO 50 modify
the Burlingame Treaty as to prohibit Chi
pese immigration, ta
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Baltimore Live stock Market.
MONDAY. October II, 1878.
REcEirTs FOR THH WEEK.
pEuAnxs on Drrr cArTLr.

The market at wholesale was more active
and prices shade better than last week, but
Hah cent less than they were last Monday,
but with very little variation from Tuesdays
figures The topsshowed less decline than tho
other grades, and there were q considerable
more Of them than there were last week.
Quotations l.2a5 cents;a a fair number selling
at the latter price.
Mich Cor,. The receipts consist largely Of
common Cows Good onesa In fair demand.
We quote at Is so per head, as to quality.
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short comiuss OF . Public onleial- u. @.
Attorney Hoxie Fights the Tiger on
Wall street and Loses.

NEw YoRx. oberl6.-Assistan United
States Attorney Hoxie, Of Brooklyn, to-
day resigned and made q written con-
fession that he has lost on Wall street the
money entrusted to him IS government
official. The amount Is believed 10 be