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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
THE WALKING MATCH.
INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT AT
LONDON.
O'Leary Ahead with Good Prospects Q
Of Carryi ing or the Hoaors-Ag
Midnight He scores l5y
aud Calming.
international walking Match.

LONDON, March 22.-At IL o'clock
this morning OLesry had completed 4OS
miles, Vaughan 800 and Brown 364.
LONDON, March 22-At s o'clock this
afternoon OLesry had walked l29 miles,
Vaughan 4l6, and Brown 33l. Vaughan
looks in better condition than O'Leary,
who was trembling in the knees.
LONDON, March 22.-The pedestrian
contest has now become virtually q
match between OLeary and Vaughan.
All the other competitors being hopeless
ly behind. Brown appears certain Of
the third place, but he is exceedingly
sleepy The two leaders MAINTAIN q 70.
msrkably. steady gait st sn average OF
about four miles an hour. U'Leary
walks on track containing eight laps,
TO the mile, while Vsughsn's track con-
tains seven. O'Lesry walks exclusively,
bat Vsughans trots occasionally and by
this means has twice managed 10 slightly
reduce the lest OF 0Lesry. The ad-
vantage wss, however. both times regain.
ed. Thus a. o'clock in the evening
the score was, 0'Lesry 1881,
Vaughan 426, but by 9 o'clock
O'Leary had walked 4i6i and Vaughan
4S3 miles. At midnight o Leary and
Vaughan were both resting. O'Leary
had scored 457, Vaughan AL, and
Brown 4l5!. Vaughan looks fresher
than y Lesry, but his feet are very sore,
and are swsihed IN cotton and wool. lie
also suffers some In tho knees, but less
than OLeary. The victory seems al
most assured TO OLesry.
The great hope of Vsughsn's support
ers was that he might be able 10 con.
tlnue on the track on Friday night, after
o Lesry, sGd reduce the lead by hall,
and thus be able 10 start again In tho
small hours on Saturday. with
only about Elk miles TO make up.
The hope was iostered by Vsughsn's
fresh appearance and pIucky spurts
during the afternoon, when he for q
short time managed, by dint OF running.
TO keep lsP for lap with OLeary, al.
though his (Vaugbsn's) laps were longer.
but by midnight these hopes were dissi-
psted, IS the score shows.
LONDON, March 90 LeAry left the
track at 1882 Z. NJ, and Vaughan st
lilo z. NJ. for rest.
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Fire In DanyIIIe. Va.

DANvILLE, March 22-The Farmers
Tobacco Warehouse, Hutching, Thomas
& Conway, proprietors, the factories OF
Keen S Keen, l.. z. Stovall & Co. Z.
j. Jones, K. N. Brey, the African First
Bsp ist Church, SIX cheap tenemeDs and
two store-houses were destroyed BY FIRE
this morning. Other buildings were
more or less damaged. Half million
oun is OF leaf and ifty tboussr pounds
OF manufactured tobacco we're lost. l. g,
SsU,OvO, insurance difficult TO atcertsin.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, March 22 - Cotton
Quiet a. l0ilgIlc. Flour-In moderate
demand; receipts 1900 bsrrelr No.
2 81 5Ora3 50: uperBne western and
state 81 I594 Is; common g. good etiIs
81 75,s5 % good 70 choics IS C6(s5 IS;
white xhea. extra % sOGs GD; fsncy
Sc 56(d,7 IS, extra Ono ~ 7Gt1C rs; t,s.
Lous "a SOta.7 70; NInne'Ols patent
process S. }OCa,S Z6. Rye Pl0ur-Un-
changed. Corn Aesl-DJE; western
81 GOCa,l 50 Whest-In tIodsrsis de-
msnd; re,sipts 1900 bashsl'; Ne. 8
.ur.tg 81 l5al 10; No. 3 red winter
81 25; NJ. 2 DO. u 30; No. DO. 81 25;
ungrsdsd wb'ts western tl 90: DO.
~inte' red westsrn 81 sl(ogI 20; 10. 2
Au~.okse 81 70; No. ! white III 400
! A.; 20. 2 Eorthwss,srn seller
Much 81 2I(5l zsI kys-Duii; wss-
tern 7liGs71c. BsrIey-DaIl and us-
changed. MAlg-QgIet and nominal.
Isceipu 70 90 bushels; ungrsd'd
vealsrn niIsd 37@15iici steam miIsd
53Ic; No. 2 64lls65tci yellow ~eytefn
S.. O,G-Receipv 1000 busbelS
western MIXED 3&fa2I4c; white western
| 3sla,z9c No. z white &c. Hsy-Qsiet
snd unchanged. Hops-Qais. and un-
! changed a. Sc Conee-S, esdy; Rio ca,-
goes I4lalTe; jobbing l3t5'sic. cod
( sugar-Ssroagsr fair 70 good refining z
| 7fG7j~; prime 7tG refined 10 fair de-
nnabc alI market h,n al 5iC1sIc Nc.
lsssss-SeW Orleans 4olsfoc Rec
Quiet and unchanged. Petroleum Dali;
crude tie; refined life. TsI'ow-Stssf'
and unchanged. sr dnsd Kos n-F rm
st 0C9s5e. Spiriis OF Tafpen,ioe--
Firm Q; slc. Eggs-UDebsnged. Mess
Pork-DGli at $40 0oSi0 4. Beef
Qaiet; ues,srn long clear middle, 81 bsr.
Lsrc-Prime steam ~ u 20. Buster--
He.'y old ~e,ern 799c. The ss
-H'syy 81 cC9lztc. "hsky--Doil
and nominsl ~ $l ".
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FROM ALTAR TO GALLOWS.
A Priest Found Guilty OF Murder In
the First Degree.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2l.-1n a
Philsdelphia court to day, Blasius Pls,
torious, German priest. was found
guilty of murder in the first degree and
now awaits the sentence Of death. The
crime of which he was convicted was the
killing of Isaac Jsouette. a Montgomery
county man. fistorius came to
this country iu 1875, expecting
to obtain the pastorage OF church
in the West. He stopped in
Montgomery county to visit brother,
who was carrying on farm, John Pis-
torius. The land sdjoined that OF Js-
quette, and a dispute arose as to the tres
passes OF Jsquettes cows on the Plstorius
fields. One day boy brought Jaquette's
COWS TO water, and was warned away, IN
his brothers. name, by Blasius Pistorius.
who stood, pistol in hand. on the other
eide OF the stream. The boy ran back
and called Jaquette, who came on the
scene in great anger, and picked up two
stones. Exactly what occurred alter.
ward is not known. except that the pistol
WAS discharged, the priest says BY acci-
dent, and Jaquette fell mortally wound
ed, dying q few days atterward. Pisto-
rus 6ss been in Jail since June "a, 1875.
The trisl was concluded to-day, as re-
ported above. The charge OF the judge
was very unfavorsble to the prisoner, and
the Jury, after brief absence, brought IN
their verdict. The prisoner gave way to
a violent fit of anger, and in loud voice
abused the court his counsel and all who
had anything to do with his conviction
Pistorius was before tried and con-
victed of this murder. Since May 8,
1876, the hangmsn's moose - has been
hanging almost over his head, for 1t was
then when the sentences OF death was
passed upon him. The Supreme Court
ordered that ne should be tried anew, and
in order that he might not suffer from
the popular prejudice which was said to
exist against him in the county OF Mont
gomery, change Of venue was granted,
and the prisoner was brought TO this city.
The once condemned priest has deter
mined look about his face, and when he
smiles he clinches his teeth and his gray
eyes glitter. Three years OF confinement
have not blaDcned his cheeks, and his
frame is unshrunken. His hair Is gray
and scant, and all his features are strong
and prominent.
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PnrnfHohsr nxbi,.ion.. .

RICHMOND, Va, March 22-The latest
intelligence from the boiler explosion at
Hales' saw mill not only confirms, but
greatly increases the extent of the casual
". When the boiler, which was fifteen
horse power, exploded, number
of person, were in the mill
and the results irightful. Five persons
were killed.. e. Thorp (vhite), two
colored men and two sons of the pro-
prietor, aged seven and eleven years,
who were playing iu the mill at the time.
Seven others, including the engineer,
were injured, two fatally. Thorp, the
white man killed, leaves a wife and
eight children. The explosion is sup
posed TO have been caused by careless
ness in allowing the boiler to get empty
and then tuning in ccld water.
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BoRsER TROUBLES.
Report of the Texas Com mission.


ST. LOUIS, March pa dispatch from
Texas says: The Commission appointed
by President Hayes and Governor Hub
bard TO investigate the San Eliza, Rio
and III Paso difficulties OF four months
ago, have adjourned. They advise the
ststioning OF two hundred federal SOL
diers at FL Psso. The result OF the COM
mission produced great dissatisfaction in
Texas. Major Jones, who represented
Texas in the commission, will make
q minority report, which, it is expected,
will set forth the aggressive idea of most
OF the Americans and recommend the
punishment OF Mexican insolence. 1t is
SAID that the two military officers OF the
commission, appointed by President
Hayes, were tesl.ed and feted by citizens
of Ell Paso county, who are not only in
imicsl to the ISople OF Texas, but TO
American interasts, and the fact has
caused good deal of comment.
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IRONTOS, ..
Murder erTrial-wOman Burned

lRoNToS, March 2l.-The trial OF
Wenzel SCHNEIDER, for murder in the
frst degree. commenced this morning.
Seventy men were sworn before jury
was impanelod. The third witness for the
State was on the stand when the court
adjourned until to morrow morning.
The court room was densely crowded
with spectators.
Information has just been received
from Ashland, Ky, that Mrs. Jennie
Fox was badly burned to-day, while
mskiug soap IN the back yard, the fire
catching her clothes, burning them en-
tirely of Of her. She is severely burned,
but not dangerously.
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CLARKSBURG.
That Poisoned Tea--The Registers
Account OF it Correct.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
n,

Special Dispatch to the Register.
CLARKsBURa, March 22.
In Yesterdays REGISTER l find state.
ment that some tea sent from this place
to Prof. Dwight, of Wheeling, for analy-
sis has been found to contain arsenic. The
tea was sent as you state, but it had not
been used by Judge Camden. The
family of Judge Camden (the Judge and
his son were absent at the time) were
made sick by food eaten at breakfast
under circumstances which aroused sus-
picions that poison had been used.
The tes was prepared for dinner
but not partaken of by the family on &C.
count OF the suspicious already aroused.
The affair had been kept quiet here until
the publication in the REGISTER, so that
q thorough investigation might be made
of the matter. There had been no diff
Guilty between the family and servants, as
stated in the Standard, nor is there any
known motive on the part of anybody
for the attempted crime. Therefore the
greater the anxiety TO discover, if posi-
bic, if any outside party hat anything
to do with it. +.
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Changes I'm the Tariff Bill.

WAsHINGToS, March 22.-Tbe Ways
and Means Committee have changed
several classes of wool in the new tariff
bill and fixed the rate on all woods, from
whatever country. at 35 per cent. dd
ralorem. They have slso increased the
rate on clothing of all descriptions and
of whatever material made, from 40 TO 45
per cent. dd uaLoreni. The bill is now
completed and will probably be reported
to the House early next week.
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ANOTHER BRUTAL MURDER.


Stomach from which Death
Ensues.
Special TO the Register.
WEST ALEYANDER, March %.
Yesterday Thomas Tolsnd made an
affidavit before Squire Jos. 7. Mayes
that John II. Day, Of Morris township,
had caused the death of his Days wife
by kicking her in the stomach last Sun.
day evening. The charge created
the most intense excitement in
the town, for Day Is well
known here, as was also his wife, who
was Miss Toland, and sister of the
man who made the charge. Acting upon
this information, Office James F. Suther-
land started after Day this morning, and
succeeded in arrestlng him without much
difficulty. and brought him before the
Justice this evening. Day waived pre-
liminsry examination and was sent to
jail, being denied bail.
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Weather Indications.

WAsHIsGroS, March -, A. NJ
For the Lower Lakes warmer, clear
or partly cloudy weather, winds mostly
from southeast 10 southwest, falling
barometer, possibly followed by rising
barometer sni colder northwest winds.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather,
light south winds and Stationary or
lower pressure.
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A TERRIBLE FAIE-
Four Men smo,nered In a Cotton Car

ST. LOUIS, March 2l.-The remains OF
four men were found smothered 10 death
in locked cotton car on the Iron Noun
tain rosd on Monday. They have been
buried 8. Piedmont. The bodies when
recovered were horribly distgured and
blsckened. From lstisTs upon one OF
them it wss learned that be was from
some town IN Ohio, and had family.
Il is supposed that the rnen crswled in
among the cotton 20 hide Themselves and
get 8 free ride; that they began smok-
ing, setting the cotton on ire, and we're
90 smothered. The appearance OF The
bodies when found Was something dread
f,,f
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LONDON, March 2-Ihe iron trade in
South Yorkshire is in & most sLagnAnt
condition. Large numbers Of men are
out OF work. Within the past few days
two of the leading works in Rotherhsm
have stopped, owing 10 the scarcity Of
orders and another one thousand men
are made idle in these estabIishmenu.
The Midland Iron Company had during
the last ten years paid dividends aver.
aging ff.y per cent per snnum.
II il feared that the golfers will strike
against the reduction OF wages, and in
that event thirty thousand men will be
unemployed.
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.

The Bank Of Chemupg, 8. Elmira, n.
y has suspended.
The National Bank Of Tarrytovn, New
York, has suspended.
james Ross SnoSden, formerly direc-
tor OF the United Ststes mint died 81
Hulmville, Pa, yesterday.
The Democratic State Convention ot
Rhode Island nominated J. B. Barnard
for Governor. and Isssc Lawrence Tor
LieutenantG Governor.
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&iRAner Aunk. .

CINCINNATI, March 22-News OF the
sinking Of the steamer james w. Gsbb,
yesterday, few miles above Connollton,
Ky., reached this city through private
sources this morning. She lays in water
six ieet above her upper deck. She was
valued st $4,000; insured for SO, 500.
She hsd ninety passengers snd lsrge
amount of freight. No lives lost.
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PAPAL AFFAIRS.
The Censisiory-OpposI OF the
Jesuits

LONDON, March 22.-Dispatches from
Rome say the Conslstory will be held on
the 18th. No encyclcal will be issued,
the Pope not wishing to commit himself
10 any definite policy in the present com.
plication of European affairs. His Hol'
aess will only deliver su allestion, AVOID
ing sill politicsl illusions. The head oi
tie Jesuits recently proposed 10 return
to Rome, but the Pope received the
proposition very coldly. The Jesuits are
!hei iefore opposing the Popes general
policy.
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Tue Rebel Claims Scare.

New York Wor!u.
The Tribmne's little boy rushes in, pale
with excitement TO say that there are at
least 100000 cats on the Southern
fence. By rigid cross-exsminstion, how
ever, he may soon be brought down 10
admit that his own cat is there-sure-
and perhaps another one, which answers
10 the name OF Chandler.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, March 22.-Moncy-- Easy
al 3CdiI per cent, closing al 3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4Gg6 per cent.
Customs receipts Siil 900. The Assis.
tant Treasurer dsbursed $2l7,OO0
Clcsrings Sl00000O0. Dry goods i'm.
pos,s .fsF, ,tA,s-ceis slsat2.eo0s ssssiing
dulf long 4S7; short 4s9.
GoLD-Weak. opened al 10Th and
closed At l0I. Carrying rates 2iG9i4 per
cent.
SILVER At London unchanged; here,
silver bars 10. green backs; llsi, gold;
silver coin sGgl per cent discount.
I,ovRuNnESTs- Steady
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Forgetting the Great War.

IndIhnApOIIs JUUTHAI'
TIE great rebellion is vanishing into
the shades ofhis.ory and the togs OF DEM
ocrsiic sscentancy. Petroleum V. Nasty
referred TO it IS "the late onplesssn tncss, f"
and Congressman Sam Cox gently char.
scterized it in 8 recent speech as - most
exciting time" At this rate, by and by
there viii be no words in the language
suffi GENTLY soft and euphonistic TO de-
scribe the greatest war of modern times.
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Unele sammy Counts Himself Out

NEW YORK, March 2l.-The New
York Star publishes sn interview be-
tween its representative and EI.Gover-
nor Tilden, 10 which Tilden says he is
out of politics and not desirous Of re-en-
teriug the field. He says be does not be-
lieve that Aay good can result in the fur.
ther agitation Of the Presidential cues
ton.
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CADlZ, OHIO.


CADIz, March 2l.-George Alexander
co!ored, and james Mccormick, were
convicted Of burglary to-day, Snd sent 70
the penitentisry for one year each.
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told that If he had . statement TO make
TO do so. He said he had nothing te
say.
Ghasily Scene at the Graveyard.
visited the graveyard at ten o'clock
when the bodies OF the dead were un
covered and viewed by hundreds. The
mothers face looked shrunken and ghast-
ly, showing the scars gaping red and
angry on the forehead. The forehead
was sunken until the hair of the head
and eyebrows nearly met, showing the
terrible force of the muaderous blows.
The girls head and face
were greatly swollen great
black marks surrounded the eyes, eI-
tending we'll down on the cheeks, giving
the features repulsive, unnatural look.
The wounds were sunken and infamed,
and, indeed, with the sun which had
opened up bright and warm an hour be-
fore, and shown full upon the faces of the
dead, the scene was one of the most sol.
emn. The features of the child still re-.
taia their natural expression, and one to
look simply upon the face alone would
think it but sleeping; but it was like
mother and friend, 1t was the long, long
sleep that knows no waking.
By eleven o'clock the bosom of the
earth had placed In its keeping the three
The earth was mounded up and the
graveyard was deserted TO the silent rays
of the sun and the signing winds.
At the school house where the jury
was sitting the crowd wended their way,
where shortly after John Wallace con-
fessed as above. Tonight the prisoners
are in Burton under strong guard
where, tomorrow, they can have any
testimony in their behalf taken that they
wish.
70 Danger OF Lynobing.
As wrote you, there was no danger
whatever of lynchlng, nor will there be.
The people acted with great prudence,
patience aud rem msrkable kindness to the
prisoners, and to all visitors, showing by
deed and word that such action would
not be Of their creating, and that they
respected the law and depended upon its
strength and enforcement for their pro-
lection.
l had q long interview with John
Wallace, who states freely all the par
ticulars; answers all questions; is very
sorry, and says all he wants is time to
prepare his soul for eternity, which is
not far away.
Verdict of she Jury.
The jury gave decision that Mary
Wallace (alias Baker, and her child and
Mary A. Church came to their death by
the hands of John Wallace, with an in
strument known as hammer.
The jury was dismissed about P NJ.
InvestigatIng the Case OF George
Wallace.
Prosecuting-Attorney Wiley is investi-
eating the case of George Wallace. The
supposition is that Wallace used de-
ception in stating that Villers aided in
the murder, knowing that the public
knew that George Wallace and Villers
we're not on good terms. Vlllers is an
innocent, easy kind of afellow.
John Wallace is almost constantly
praying and crying alternately. To-mor-
row the Wallaces will be removed to the
jail at New Msrtinsville, via Wheeling.
While the excitement is very gaeat and
the feeling deep, there will be 70 in-
fraction Of the law by the public.
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OLD SIMON GlRW.
any OF HIS TRAGIC DEATH
siOh IxPLODbD.

harmed on n Log Pile I'm Po-
Was ~" ,ouniy. but Died q Nat
meath in CHnada-Dr. Dra-
rer. Mr.. Hayden and Capt
,oGetr Give Inte'es'ing
Hi,,o lea, Kennels.
cences of Frontier
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Inc Great Dirt-Eater.

T'AsI Post.
Ia L - sherman Is the latest convert 10
ss,s, theory. lie seems to have
s'esI deal of dirt lstely.
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PARKERsBURG.
,..,n Off Proninent Citizen

Death OF Prominent Citizen.
PARKERsBuRG, March 2l.-Doctor S.
A. Burche. for twenty-five years prom
inent citizen of Piainyille, died this
morning st his residence in this ciIy OF
so.tening OF the brain.
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RAILR0Ab BONps-FIrm.

STATE BosDs-Q Iiei; l. L.uiHanA wssr
SToCKs-AbOut rs yesterday, with coal
shares strong and higher, and the remain
der Of the list irregular. The grADgors
shares steady and frm, and Lake Shore
falling oil ! for the day with firm un-
dertone At the close. Tho transactions
aggregated lJl 900 shares, Of which 1900
were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore ll,0oo
Northwestern common, 1900 preierret.
6 900 ST. Paul common. 1900 preferred.
1900 Delaware, LackAwanna and West
ern, 1909 Delaware and Hudson, 6.O00
Morris and Esser, 2.000 Michigan Con-
'r.l, 1900 Western Union, and 1000
Pacific NAL.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 22,-Flour Dull
ard unchanged. Wheat Unsettled and
generally lower; No. ! Chicago spring
81 O6!; No. gilt edge 81 OGI regular;
81 Oit cssh and seller MNch; 81 o.; seller
April 81 05i@l O5i seller May, No. 3
81 90; rejected Sc. Corn--ln fair de-
mSnd but al lower rA,es a. 81 !c cab; sli
G4ltc seller April; 4Zt@42tc seller May;
81 .c seller June. Oal,-D1ll and prices
sbsde lower st 233, cash; 23i922Ic
seller April; 2Gic seller May. Rye
Steady 81 Doc Bsrisy-EisIcr a. 45iG
47c. Pork-Unset,led but generally
lower; closed firm at 50 20fa Q u! cash
and seller April 50 % seller May; 81 50
seller June. Lard-Act.ve bat shade
lower; closed frmer a. s. 1907 II! cAsh
and seller Apul; s. ~ seller Asy;
81 Z2.97 rs seller June. Bulk Neat
Quiet and unchanged.
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Toledo

ToLEDo, March H.-Wbest-Qgie.;
No. EHits Michigan 81 2G!; extra
white Michigan 81 20; amber Aickigsn,
spot ard seller March 81 z5i; seller May
/ 81 2i!; Nc. red winter spot and
seller March held a. 81 q; seller April
81 2l!; seller Nay 81 2lb No. red
81 I2 Corn-QaIet; high mixed 4itei
No. 2 spot 45;c; seller April 4Sii islis'
May and Jube 45e; rejected slc; damaged
S6e. Rye-So. 2 oOc. OAts-DalI and
q 1rainsl. ClCyerIsed-hAmmOih - 80;
prime 81 %.
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Cincinnati.

LIEcIssLTI. March y Cotton -
Heavy A. l0ic. Whsat-Qaie: and
weak; red 81 lVt9l 10. CJrn-Quis,
and firm 3: 3lc. Os1-S.eady and 10
far demand 3! 4JG5ic. Hye-Duii and
lover st 59Gas2e6l. Barley Dali and
droopirg; prime tail st 8le. PorE-Dall;
81 IS bId. Ls'd-In good dem md /.
steam s. l2i; kettle 81 50Cgi7 IS Bulk
MeA;s-Dull; shoulders 81 50 bid, Eko-i
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say if he had put his brother George IN
Villers' place, the story would pass
freely.
George was placed on the stand and
told that If he had statement TO make
to do so. He said he had nothing TO
CAV
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Verdict of the Jury.

The jury gave decision that Mary
Wallace (alias Baker, and her child and
Mary A. Church came TO their death by
the hands of John Wallace, with an in
strument known as q hammer.
The jury was dismissed about P. N.