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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03
For The CLARION

For THE CLARION
'Study to please every one, my son, or
you will never succeed IN any thing which
you undertake. Such was the advice of
father to his son upon his entrance in life.
How absurd it is to attempt 10 give uni
versal satisfaction, or even to please all in
the community in which we live. Those
who attempt such a thing will find them
selves miserably disappointed, for what one
class of people will applaud, another class
Will condemn; and the very course of con-
duct, and ideas promulgated, which may be
approved at one time, may be wholly disap-
proved by the same person at another time.
Therefore, it is wisdom to reflect well on all
before we act, for if it is worthy of doing, it
is worthy of consideration; do nothing
which we would be ashamed to acknowledge
and which our consciences tell US is not
right, and please ones self; then we will be
sure tradition was vague and sym bolical,
having no wel-dcfned body of doctrine as
to sin. salvation. or a future life. Day and
night, summer and winter, birth and death
as shown in nature, were seized upon as
symbols of vaguely understood truths
TGreek TranSlatiOl.I
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TRAKsLATIoNs FROM HEINE.
LOVE s BURIAL.

Thou hast passed from life, and thou know
est it not.
The light is quenched in thna eyes. wot;
Thy rose-red mouth. it is wan and sere,
And thou art dead. my poor dead dear!
One summer night my self | saw
Thee laid in earth with shuddering awe;
The uightin gales duted low dirSe-likc lays,
And the stars came out on thy bier to
gaze.
As the mourning train through the wood
defleS,
Their litany peals up the branching aisles;
The pine trees, in funeral NANTES dressed,
Moan prayers for the soul that is gone to
rest,
And as by the mountain tarn We wound,
The elves were dancing fairy round;
They stopped and they seemed, though
startled thus,
With looks of pity to gaze at us.
Aud when we came to ;hy lone earth bed
The moon came down from the heaven
oerhead.
She spofe OF the lost one. A sob, a stound
And the bells in the far-away distance
souud-
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2. BURNS,
janis 78-w3m.
THE BLUE LODGE
II e x T BOO K

A MANUAL ADAPTED TO THE WORK.
IA Lectures and Jurisprudence of the Grand
Lodge of Mississippi. Contains all that can
be written in relation to the ceremonies OF
opening, dispensing, calling off and closing
lodges; all the ceremonies and monitOrial in
structions used in comforting the first three
Degrees in Ancient Craft Masonry also, the
ceremonies for constituting new Lodges, in
stalling officers of Grand and Subordinate
Lodges, laying Foundation COrner-Stones,
Burial Service, Lodge of Sorrow, etc., and the
Constitution, Regulations and BYLAWS of all
the Masonic Grand Bodies of Mississippi.
ResoiUed, That the Blue Lodge Text Book,
now in course of publication by r.. W..
Grand Secretary j. L. Power, is approved and
adopted by the Grand Lodge, and its use by
the Subordinate Lodges in this Jurisdiction
recommended and enjoined.-Adopted, 1876
By mail, postage paid, ...........::.:...:.:s2 90
Address J. L. POWER,
JACKSON, MISS.
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A herculean Yankee, from the lumber
districts of Maine, on paying his bill in
London restaurant, was informed that
the amount paid didn' include the waiter.
sfWaI." he roared, ewhat eff it don't
didn't eat any waiter, did II" And he
uIared At the attendants SO ferociously
that they precipitately left him to go his
nay in peace.
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San Francisco News letter.
There is no ridiculous nonsense abou,
the honest Deadwoodians: The most
vigorous waltzer at a dance there last
week excused himself at haIf-past IL be.
cause he had stage coach to rob at II.
what rebuke this is to our giddy, pro-
crastinating, selfIndulgent votaries Of
pleasure.
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q How can FIVE persons divide Eve eggs
50 that each man shall receive one and
still one remain in the dish2 One takes
the dish NTH the egg.
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JOS. p. MACHE CA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1859

ESTABLISHED IN 1852
EHRUTE AND G9NERA Al.
H cow MISSION MERCHANT
@ amd TOmI0u~ ST., New OrEeam
E Consignments of all kinds, such as
Peaches, Pears, Eggs Chickens, etc., solicited.
Prompt sales, and returns made with each
shipment-
MylTS-3m
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PETEIa -. HALEY

A ttOrmey nt Law-InclSso,nn'' Gar-t
a viii prosecute claims before lhng1i pr.-
Of Claims in Washington, d. g., ana Wv N ..t
tioe in the Circuit and District Ooui - 3D.
United States and the State Courts Haf
plicatiOns Of Soldiers and Sailors g' W.rtl
widows, for pensions, under the Ael l. n Do
9TH, 1873, as well as under former laf.nd5l
United States, will receive special N''
apl24, '7S-6n.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


nY VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF
x certain Deed of Trust made by Jno; T.
Napier. on the first day of January, 1919 TO
secure Robinson & Stevens on account OF cer77
toin Indebtedness mentioned therein, sald
deed being duly recorded in Record Book OF
Deeds, No ., age 633 Of Kinds County, state
of Mississippi, the undersi gned Will proceed
to sell to the highest bidder for cash, at puhhe
outcrv. at front gate of the Capitol, In the CITY
of jackson,
Saturday, July goth, 1878.
the following described parcels of lands lying
and being in the County and State aforesaid
Lot No. 5. Section -, Township 3, Range l.
East, containing IA acres, more or less; also
Lot No. l, of Section Il, Township D, Range l.
Fast, containing so acres more or less, with
all the tenements and appurtenances there
unto attached.
The title TO the above property IS believed
to he good but we shall only convey such title
as is vested in Trustees.
r. b. BATE,
A. G. MOORE
iune19, 7S-3Od. Trustees.
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Aspirant death"
Authoress. PARTIES, for "per-
being done, built, sons.
etc. Posted, for "inform-
Bogus ed"
Bagging. for cap Poetess.
turing Portion. for part.
b lance, for 're- Predicate.
mainder." Progressing.
Collided. Pants for "panta-
Commenced, for be looms"
gun" Quite, prefixed to
Couple. for s'two." - good, F" 8 large, :
Debut. etc.
Donate and donation Realized, for " OBJ
Employee. tanned"
Esq Reliable, for trust
Ind0rSc, for approve. worthy"
Gents, for gentle Repudiate, for ''re-
men iect'' or s'diSown =
E'Hoa. Retire, tor withdraw
Inaugurated, tor be- Role, for part"
gun. Rowdies.
Initiated. for begun. Roughs.
In our midst. SeceSh.
Ignore. States, for says :"
JeopardiZe. Taboo.
Juvenile. for 'boy.' Transpire, for ''oc-
JubiIant, for rejoic cur"
ing. To progress.
Lady, for "wife.'' Taps.
Lengthy. Talented.
Loafer. The deceased.
Loan or loaned, for Vicinity. for neigh
'lend" or lent. borhood."
Located. Wall street slang
II ~--4,...-,l-, IT, s,>,sUae,IIy -DullS,
measure. bears, long, short,
Ovation. fiat, corner, tight"
. AIRY, for etc.
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What will the Weather be Tomorrow
POOLS SIGNAL SERVICE BAROMETEB


And Thermometer Comhinod.-EsFs 'af.17
any change IL tho weather u 70 "a hours y is-ii %
d0rsed by the most eminent Professor and son.
tidc men as the Best weather ini.ss.T z it H7.
FARMERS can plan their work anroWht " T.
predictions. II will save fifty Tunes ir gUH Y 81
single season. Warranted Pcrior. AND h.l..
We will seld u Free 10 any address on reG9pl0.i
Beware of worthless limitations. h.uO f..0
without our trade mark. Agents wanted
Send Stamp for Circular
Q. G. NOVELTY CO.,, 100 Raidsz Lane, A'r i1i'
Please state where you saw advertisement
SendMoncYOrdcr5 or RegistcredLyitgFt Al pa.i't
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Forbidden WOrds-JIr. HByrant'S
s.andeX EXpurGatOrius'' for the
Guidance Of Evening Pest
Writers.
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From the Brooklyn Eagle.l

From the Brooklyn Eagle
The Index Expurgatorius is another
element in the Interpretation Of Mr..
Bryant's idea of ournalism-a comforta
BILE, sort of lying clown to pleasant
dreams" In itself it is good, and it con-
tains matter profitable for reflections,
and no writer will suffer if he even go
so far as to add to the list land Web
ster's Unabridged" Here is Mr.. Bry
ants list of prohibited words:
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NOTICE

TNO ALL HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF
l. MORTGAGE BONDS AND COUPONs OF THE
g VIcKsBURG AND MERIDIAN RAILROAD COM
pANY.n FORMERLY THE SOUTHERN RAILROAD
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NOnnW Ms Eureka he al.
UWUP Powder! POSITIVELY. I-.
aud Healthul. a tfst 0I wv
between this SOUTHERN PRoulCrlA s.
best articles ia its line isrespcc ..
Dealt in by our City Family Hroca'' I'd
ally, and by Smith Bros, s. Co., Ju' '.
& Co, Wholesale Grocers.
Please send for Circular, prices. eIe
p. NJ. GOODWIN, MnnumeluT
10 Terpsichore Street, New Orleans -
Myl6'7S-1y.
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a TIL LINE OF cROCKRRY- GTIsa
- "are and Wooden Ware, Al VIA 90
A. TIRDRNs.
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Saturday, July goth, 1878.

iune19, '7s-30d.
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l. c. PLANT, EFT AL,
THE VIcKsBURo AND MERIDIAN RAILROAD
COMPANY, EFT Al.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
THR GLASGOW RANK FAILuRE-oFPicIAL Re-
PoRT OF THE INVESTIGATION,

THR GLASGOW RANK PAILuRE-oPPiciAL RE-
FORT OF THE INVESTIGATION.
LONDON, October 1s.-The report Of the
Investigation into the affairs Of the City oi
Glasgow Bank, Just issued, Is worse than
the most gloomy iorebodings. The loss
shown in the balance sheet Is Is, 100, ,9s3,
This loss, with the addition OF El,000, 900
capital, the shareholders will have to make
good. The report shows the practice OF q
systematic deception. Thus, since the
commencement Of the year, the
weekly returns Of the amount
Of bullion on hand which +, the
bank was Obliged, TO make TO the govern.
ment so rs 10 show that its funds were
maintained in due proportion TO its note
issue have been satisfied by adding thereto
imaginary sums varying from GEO, 900 to
E300, 900. The directors reports to the
stockholders also overstated amounts OF
securities and bullion held in reserve by
E928,754 and 100000 respectively, and
the understated loans they grant
ed by El,l36,7Bi. The directors fur
thermore have been in the habit OF
treating on the balance sheets E7, 81, ,357
Of bad debts, over half OF which Is due by
lOuT ueutuEh u III ANhlltOtG hoSSka. 4h6
principal assets Of the bank are the bonds
and shares Of the Western Union Railway
of the United States and the scrip OF the
New Zealand and Austrian Land Com
pany, the value Of which Is estimated at
f35S, $50 and E9T4, ,045 respectively. Crowds
were assembled before the Bank and Ex-
change awaiting the report, which caused
CONSERVATION. A call for E5, 600 per share
Ia anticipated, which II is thought hall the
stockholders will be unable to meet The
remainder OF the stockholders will thus
be compelled to pay double.
SHEEP AND CATTLE LOST OVERHEARD.
LiyERpooL, October 1s.-The steamer
Dominion which arrived from Montreal,
experienced heavy weather. She lost
overheard 514sheep.
The steamer Victoria, which arrived
rom Boston, encountered gale, shifted
her cargo and lost one hundred cattle over
hhaFd. u
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST 2tgaS52. AiAao4iIk9

merchants, Z coopers, 9 coIliers, S plaster
es, 8 blaeksmiths. 8 phyaicians, printers
8 psddlets, sagunsmiths, 2 oil refners,
tailors, 5 steachers, 2stons cutters, 2 wagon
makers, 9 stonemasons, 2rxiiroad watch.
men, 2nailieeders, locomotive engineers,
9 machinistsc and 9 ,briekmasons are rep.
resented. With the exception of those
not ascertained, the other yocations repre-.
sented have each one.
+ The grounds infr6nt oithe. H0spia ale
reported to have undergone very percep,
tible improvement in the way Of grading,
walks, shrubbery, &C., and considerable
clearing has been done ON the farm. sincs
the last report. And we sre pleased to
hear that the institution, In itsyarious de-
partmeuts, is in healthy aud prosperous
condition.
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NEw YoRK, October ls.z In the Wander.
,bilt Will case the submitted affidavit Of
contestant, Mrs. La Bau, says: Before
the trial began she had an interview with
proponent, VIM. H. Vanderbilt, to try and
persuade him to keep his promise, and
stated to him certain facts which she In
tended to proyes7 He said that II she went
on the stand Mr.. Clinton would attdck her
and tear her to pieces, and that she would
have to leave the city in three days.
Anumber OF other affidavits were read,
alleging attempts to intimidate witnesses
for contestants. .It1;I .y3I E-sIII
After recess, asked for by Wander
bilt's counsel, Mr.. Clinton read atfidayits
from proponent VIM. H. He says with
regard to the affidavit OF Mary La Bau
that he declared If she was . witness she
would be attacked and torn to pieces. That
is entirely untrue. He said nothing oi
the kind or to that effect or tenor with
respect to the afiidavits Of other witnesses.
He has no knowledge Of anything OF the
kind; never authorized anyone to tamper
with witnesses, and as far as be KNOWS, no
one connected with the proponent- has
tampered with any witness.
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Gov. Stevenson nominates Ben. Wilson
for d fourth term. BE says that John Han
SON ''is already at work on his speech sec
onding the nomination" We don't be.
lieve it.
The Governor gets of the following par.
agraphs on the result OF the election:
Hubbard will roll saw log on them
next time.h * 'l i'Ea'-
"walker no longer stands erect and
looks upon the stars. He sees them from
o horizontal position.
"Joseph C. Gist, Republican Greenback'
er, is TO represent Democratic Brooke in
the Legislature. Gist is o great sheep man
and he knows how to pull the wool over
their eyes.I"H SsJTz !Efi1If Y,
Gov. Stevenson enumerates the slaugh.
ter Of prominent men in thelate election
particularly those who were candidates
| for the House Of Delegates. There was
Gov. Price, Judge Ferguson, ex-senator
Billy Foreman, and ex-speaker Gibson
all left at homs7a circumstance that Gov
S. deprecates in the interest Of sound leg
islation. OF Ohio county's delegation he
speaks thus: " "
"obio county, is an exception; her rep,
resentation IN the House, haH Republican
and half Democratic, is n strong one. Gov
Jacob, Andrew Wilson and DR.. 7. H.. Lo,
| gan have all been members Of the Legisla'
ture, and will exert controlling influence
| in The body 10 which they have been
chosen. Mr., Fisher, the, other member
is, we believe, new man, but is said to be
sound and practical, Ohio county, 81
fleast, keeps steady eye on her own inter
Tests, a fact which Is likely to be greatly tc
her advantage the coming winter"
Il II seems, according TO thePs Pleasant
Register, that Tom Swami was greatly mis-
taken as to the effect Of the candidacy o
Walker against Kenna in the Third dis
trict. Tom was.ot tho opinion that i
would "send the Democratic party stfaigh
to hell" Instead OF that Kenna has {, ,s5l
majority, with Mcdowell county yet Il
| hear from. 4.
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Apprni.inE Kid eIeses.

NEw YoRk, October ls.-1n the city
papeEsto-morrow will appear brief state.
ment OF Collector Merits reason for decid-
ing in favor OF the General Appraisers
advance OF the value Of kid gloves: Il
claims that the re-appraisement and ad.
vance in the value OF kid golyes is no new
thing; that the recent decision Is entirely
justified by the evidence furnished by i'm
porters.y That the ostentatious offers 70
furnish gloves at invoice were not evil
dence, but were made 70 affect decisions.
That the late collector, Arthur, had within
six months past decided in two instances
70 raise the value Of similar gloves from 42
francs, rs inyoiced, TO 50 francs, or three
francs higher than the recent decision, and
public statement made by the consignees
and their attorneys are not substantially
evidence,
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Small Beer Polities DoWn ~ BsilaiFs.
Prom the Indspspdsnt H-i ' fli '-''
Mr.. Hilles, sheriffelect, was invited to
attend the Republican jollifcation meeting
held here on Friday night. He came as
the invited guest Of the Republican party
OF Bellaire. Scarcely had he set foot IN
the city until he was beset with demands
tof money-money to payIo the music
money to pay for services rendered at the
polls by persons not employed to render
services, aud who rendered none to Mr.
Hilles or III 9 Republican party. One i'm
Lpecunious gentleman. formerly Republt
can, who had spent the whole day in The
ID and Sd Woodworking for Cochran and
Kenney had the impudenee to insist thai
he had done valuable work for Hilles
Another that had used his entire efforts
lin behalf OF Mr.. Meek for Justice, and wa
no doubt well paid, wanted money enough
10 buy shoes for his children. Others
wanted 10 be appointed Deputy, and tried
10 force promises that the position wonit
| be given them. This is the hrst time ina
such performance has disgraeed our par
". and We hope Il will be the last time
This annoying element is but very SINAI
1 percentage otthe Republican party IN tni
city, and It Is the first time i has made "
appearance among Us. Itshould be prom
4 pity refused the encouragement II demanaa
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lkt GttelIigttldt's
=. !, and n Fourtesnth Street

,,r1, CAMPBELL, one Of the direc'
y ,,s. %. Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum
~ IN lom ROmney last night, where he
F1Is. ~, attending asession Of the Board.
N ~ meeting the regular biennial re-
y = : 4. Board to the Governor was
y -, cOyeriug the operations Of the
''x..r ..;o, for the last two years, and
'...,', ~. 4, we are glad to know, a very
si'g's' n'..,r condition ofafairs. There are
''5mI s5,m s TO 30 pupils at the asylum,
'...T,tions w, sufficient to swell the list
y - A A,.acher Of music was added to
s.,ir, and Mr.. o. W. shaffer, of
- "a, chosen to fill the position.
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SPORTING NEWS.
NoRRls Ayp PIAIsrIp BOAT RACE.

hVhh3o atD AS@as tssSs~
PrrrsBuRGH, October ls.-Evan. Morris,
OF Pittsburgh, and Fred. Plaisted, Of New
York, will row a two mile scull race for
1000, over the Hutton course, ut 4:30
o'clock p. u. In the betting Morris is the
fayorite by two to one. Both men are in
tine condition. Capt. Cook, Of the Yale
crew, will act as referee. t3... .
NORRIS WINNER N rHiErEES MINUTES AMI
PoRTy.FfyE sEcoSps-THE rAsTEsT TrNE
ON RECORD. -m ,f s-
, Pir4sBuRGH, October 1s.-The two mile
sculling race for purse OF s, 900, between
Evan Morris and Fred. Plaisted, was pulled
over the Hutton course to-day, and won
by the former, who crossed the line about
three lengths ahead OF his opponent. The
weather was disagreeably cold and the
number OF spectators small. Morris time
Is claimed 10 be the fastest on record for Q
race Of this description. It was thirteen
minutes and forty-fiye- seconds, Plaisted
being seven seconds later.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR A BOAT CREW.
BosroS, MASS, October ls.-The Har
ward graduates offer boat club ten thous
and dollars to send crew to England.
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s.e.m..a..,, ss.~5saalaas. 3 3 sS.<lt a..aa.is

wAsHlSoroS, October Secretary
Sherman, since his return from New York
is in The best OF spirits over the prospects
oi being able to resume, without the least
difficulty, on the LIST OF January. He has
no fears OF a corner in gold that will give
the government any trouble, and in
fact he sees his path open in every re
spect to full compliance with the law
The sub-Treasury at New York now holds
500, 100000 in gold, and will increase this
ss5, ,oOO,o 900 OF gold and silver by the LIST oi
January. His visit to New York has given
him an insight into the movements o
SPECTATORS there, which, Unsuccessful, might
have proved aslight embarrassment TO
resumption. These be will now be abtett
fully counteract 4 - = ~
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The Chamber OF Commerce at meeting
in Charleston, called to consider the atti.
tude Of the South towards the Southern
Pacific Railroad and TO discuss the relative
plans Tor eopsttre ednE y adopted aseries oi
res6ldtionS,f fexprS SSsihg sympathy with the
plan proposed for building portion be-
tween the Rio Grande and Colorado on the
proposed plan by the Southern Pacific oi
California.
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Reather Indieatlan,.

WASHINGTON, October ls.-For Tennes-
see and the Ohio Valley, clear or partly
cloudy weather, northwesterly winds, sta
tionary oriower temperature, and rising,
followed by stationary or falling barome-
ter.
For the Lower Lake region, cloudy and
rainy, followed by clearing weather, winds
most northwesteiy, stationary or lower
temperature.
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PHILApEtrH1A, October R.-iFLour-Dull; /;
superfine s. 5oa3 co.. extra s. 00a3 so; Min
nesota family 81 50a5 25; high grades 81 00a
s 90. wheat-Firm; No. 2 red ut e61Ie ask.
ed amber 9ic. Corn-Heayy; yellow 49c;
mixed 461ai6sc. oats-Heayy; white west.
ern 26a2oc; western mixed 2ia26c Rye
Weak at SIC. Pork g $50. Beef- India
mess $1s Goals IS. Hams5Smoked 11al2c; /;
rpickled sIIlaec; green exc. Lard-Easier: |:
prime steam exc Butter - Heavy; New
York State and Bradford county. Pa.r extra
Nominally unhanged. Cheese-steady; wes-
tern, full cream s11ia9kc. Petroleum -Nomi-
ualy unchanged. Whisky Nominally nn-
nhannnd
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AIrinE7RECoRD.N :

MILWAUKEE, October 1s.-An iueendiary
Are this evening in the Burchard Block,
which adjoins the Plankinton House,
caused loss OF $4,000 on the building.
Hanson 4 Co, merchant tailors, Ayerbach
4 Co., tobacconists, lKoenig 4 Co., dry
goods, Grosskoff, coniectioner, and D. g.
Abbey also sustained losses ranging from
$500 TO 5000. Insurance not known, but
will probably cover the loss.
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clleaEo Cattle Market. d. I.

cnlsAaO, October is.-Ths proysrs y Journal
HosslReceipts 1900; shipments $500;
opened strong, aud closing weak choice
heavy 8 5OaS es; light $ 2sas IS; mixed
CArriE-Receipts $500; shipments 1850.
800; butchers very slow; cows s0a2 so; bulls
soa2 90 steers 2 soa3 80; Texans 7oa2 so.
sHEEP-R Receipts 600; dull at 8 00aI 80. .n
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Trnlero.

TorEpo, October 49, Wheat Quiet; No.
white Wabash s9IIc; No. white Michigan
Doc; No. 2do is6llc; extra white Michigan
9lIc asked, Ole bid; amber Michigan spot
SOC; seller November seI<G, seller December
9oc; No. amber Michigan ssc: No. 2 red win.
ter spot s9J1c; seller November 00c !. seller De-
cember 90Kc; western amber 9oc Corn
Quiet; No, 9, 363lc; No. 2white SOC; yellow
35hc; damaged, 35c, Oats Steady No. 2,
2lHc; white 24c. Clover seed-Duli; prime
held 1T a 10; No. $3.50. ~. ~.