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chicago.

CHICAGO, April Flour -ITm
but not quotsbly higher, and IN good de-
mtnd. Wbeat-Excited, higher and IN
settled; No. l Chicago spring 81 IA; No
2 gilt edge, ST. 49, regular; 81 llg cash;
81 lls@l IL seller April; 81 1890
seller May; sales NJ 81 l2ygl II
seller May; No. 81 06 Corn-FslrIy
active and y shade higher at 422c cash
aud seller April; 44c seller May aud
June; sales at 435@4i!c seller May; re-
iected 3GIc. Oats-Quiet and steady a.
23ga23Jc cash and seller April; ZI5c
seller May. Rye-In good demand and
prices shade higher So. Bsrley-In
good demand and prices shade higher
at 46c. Pork-Unsettlcd but generally
lower at 50 25 cash; 50 32!@935 seller
April; 50 45@9 Al! seller May, - oO
6,9 625 seller June. Lsrd-U nscttled
but generally lower At s. Il! cash and
seller April; 81 25@7 275 seller May;
81 3OIG7 So seller June. Bulk Meats
Firm and uncharg ed Alcohol-At 9oc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-Flou!-
Strong; superiine So SOFAS 10: extra
81 so; Pennsylvania family IS COO
80; Minnesota So OO@6 90; high grades
and patent 81 OO@,8 90 Wheat-Flrmi
am Der 81 85@l 80; red 81 33@l 35i white
81 81. Confirm; yellow SOC; mixed
sale spot; seller April soc; seller May
55ic; seller June j6o. Oats-Quie! and
steady; white western 35G365c; western
mixed 23G33c Rye-Steady at $50
zoe. Provislons-Firm. Pork - At SO 90.
Beef Hsms-At lG!c; India mess 24!G
25e; hams oG8!c. Lsrd-Frmi city
kettle s. 80. Buttcr-Dull; creamery 81
@38c; Western Reserve 22G24c. Eggs
Quiet and steady; western lOc. Cheese
Quiet; western choice l6@l2!c. Petro-
leum-Firmer crude 994c; refined ll3lg
llsc. Whisky-Firmer; western 81 o..
TOLEDO, April Wheat-Openod
Strong and higher. closed quiet; No. 3
white Wabash 81 %; No. white Michi-
gan 81 80; extra white do held al 5. 81;
amber Michigan spot ~ 3O!; seller April
81 81; seller May 81 81; No. red win
ter spot and seller April 81 25!; seller
May 81 80; No. red 81 10; rejected
Wabash 81 o.; No. d. and NJ. red
1927. Corn-Qulet; high mixed 464c;
No. 2 spot 45c4; seller May 46fc; seller
June held at Acc; No , white Acc; re-
iected Al &c; damaged 37c. Oats-DuU,
No. 2 283c; white held At 9O!c, zoe bid.
Glover Mammoth 81 50; prime
81 Is; No. 81 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-03
ORNAMENTAL GARDENING

NENTLFMEN WHO DESIRE SHADE
~ Trees removed, planted or puu'd,
Gardens designed, graded, sodocd or ar-
ranged, would do wei. Co. give their orders
as early as possible, so as 'p NGE. 'Uu
rough work done that there may be- time
Tor every thing 90 grow a1 Ur settled bee
lore the warm weather come upon u-.
I shall also Hu prepared 60 keep garden
clean. grass cut, ana plants growing for
the season az a low price.
Rustic Stands. Kcramic Pots, hon Vases
and Hanging Baskets EIIud a. 90, lowest
rates.
To those having small garden plots !
would suggest The beautiful Widow
Gardening, now 50 successfully rTacIIrrU,
palaces despite ia, ,OOty atmuspU Any
suggestions or instructions viii De- given
with pleasure. All WORK guauutu"d.
r. BAILEY,
JauG4h 3gii Jacob ~iID,'.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, April Dry Goods
Business quiet with commission houses
and importers and the jobbing trade
Is less active. Cotton goods in light de-
mand, but fairly steady in Hrst hands.
Prints in irregular demand Mems
wooleus moved slowly. Shswls quiet
Dress goods sluggish and low grade black
alpscas lower.
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HAPPY tidings Tor nervous sufferers,
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermschcr's Electric
Belts etiectuslly cure premature debility
and decay. Book and Journal, with in
formation worth thousands, mailed free.
Address Pulvermacher Galvanic Com
pany, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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ARMY and Navy officers make their
headquarters at the Colonnade Hotel,
Philadelphia. SO do leading business
men from sections, while Tor families and
large parties of travellers it also offers
uuegualled attractions.
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LIVE STOCK,
Chicago.

CHICAGO, April The Dr0Uer5
Journal reports hog receipts 1900 head
shipments 300 head. Msrket shade
better and ali grades higher; mixed rough
firm at So 4O63 co. light fair to good at
SO 4OG,3 80; choice to fancy So 55GG3 90;
heavy in tair demand; rough Boston5
g SOFAS 70; PhiladeIphias IS 0594 co.
closed STEADY. All sold.
Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1000 head. Moderate shipping demandi
fair to good steers at So Sj@i -; me-
diurn to good 81 3O@4 80; extra to fancy
81 37BGI5 90; feeders and stockeTs fairly
active ut So OO@3 80; butchers steady
and in good demand; steers So tOO3 20
cows 81 O0@4 600; bulls 81 25@5 1Oi
oxen 50 25M4 IS.
Sheep-Receipls 600 head; shipping
trade good. Sales common 10 far ut - %
Cg4 Is; good TO tacy 81 5OGj So.
East Liberty,
EAST LIBERTY, April 2-Csttlc-
Receipts 425 head of through, and 81
head of local; market dull, selling at / TO
z of from last week.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; Workers
So SOFAS IS; Phil,delpbias 81 lU@i 20.
Sheep-Receipts 440O head; clipped
SO 5Oa4 70; wool 81 100000.
Cincinnati
CINCIgvATG, April 2.-Hogs-Quiet
and steady; common So 25m3 so; hight
So 55G3 75i packing So 6O@3 So butch
crs' So S5Tl Oj. Receipts 1926 head
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DUPONT'S WHEELING Pow
DER AEENCY.

7 HAVE AT ALL TINES N MAGA-
| ZINE. q large stock OF the above celr-
brated Powder, viz: Rifle, sporting, IN
cans. Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages, which 1 will sell at wholesale at
manufacturers prices. / have portable
magazines OF different sizes for shipping,
and Will deliver Tree on cars or boat. THIS
Powder is Uus4ua.lCd IN strength and
quality. II. REILLY,
sole AGENT.
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TnRAEENS.

I have on hand a TAI uue OF IouaccoS,
from the leading manufactures in the
country, including Lor.uGrj'S, kEuErr
Bros, Homer HUdSou's, J. h. Pace, Ecn-
moui, j. x. Pace, pauyU.e, 3. r. GHygly,
Holbrook's Monitor Navy, harry {. Ho.-
brooks Navy.
l can furnish all styles made by these
factories, al Lowest market prices.
VI. REILLY,
1863 and 1911 Main street.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, April 2.-Money-At
to La per cent. and interest, closing
stringent at 7 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper At 4!@6 per cent. Customs
receipts $4,000. The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed $4,000. CIesrings So
100000. Produce reports for the week
SG,3lTOOO. Sterling weak for actual
business; long 1867; short 4S9.
GoLD-Opeaed and closed At 10l !.
with few sales during the day at lOl!
Carrying rates 6(s7 per cent.
SILvER-At LONDON 544d; here, sill
yer bars are 1919, greenbacks; l2OB, gold;
silver coin 3@lt per cent. discount.
tTayEPSNENTs-W eak
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Sugar Cured CauVa>svj Hams, Sugar
Cured CauyaSSoi shoulders, Sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain shoulders, Clear
Sides, sugar Cured Dried Beet, fresh nom
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard 10 IerctS, bar.
rrIs, hall barrels, kegs and pains, all M
lowest market rates. NJ. REILLY,
Lsl4 and 1911 Mum street.
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reputation, based on it's intrinsic vTtueS
and sustained by its remarkable cwea
So mild as to be safe and beneficial -
children. and vet so searching as"to
effect ally pUr-e out the great cOTup-
tons Of the blood, such as the scrOF
ulous and syphilitic contamination
Impurities or diseases that have lurEG4
in the system for years soon yield TO
this powerful antidotc, and disappear
| Hence its wcndarGL cares, many q
which are publicly known, Of ScrOfuia,
and all scrofulous diseases, Ulcers,
EruptiOns, and eruptiye disorders Of
the skin. TumGrs, BiOtchCs, BOils,
PimD!eS, PustulCs, Sores, st.
! AnthOny'S Fire, Rose Or Fry"
SipelaS. letter, Salt RneUm,
| SCald Head, RingWOrn, and in
tcrnal9UlcCratiOnS Of the Uter1s,
Stomach, and Liver. L also cures
other complaints, TO ahich it would nov
seem especially adapted, suck as Drop
sy, Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia,
Heart Disease, Female Weak"
ness, Debility, and LeucOTrhRa7
when they are manifestations Of the
scrofulous poisons.
1t is an excellent reStorar Of health
and strength in the Spring. By renew
ing the appetite and yigor of the diges-
tive organs, it dissipates the depression
and listIcss languor Of the season.
Even where no disorder appears, people
feel better, and live longer to- cleansing
the blood. The system moves on wih
removed vigor and new lease Of life.
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PRODUCE.
New YORK.

NEW YORK, April 2.-C0ttOn-Weak
At l0,GlOgc. Flour-Uuchanged and
business moderate; receipts ll,6l5 bush
cI. Rive Flour-F.rm at 81 %. Corn
Nesl-Lc.s firm At s. 5sM2 IS.
Whea.-Irregu.ar and unsettled, and
opcned quiet and closed frmer; receipts
10000 bushels; No. 3 spring 81 22j@
| "a; No. > Chicago spring 81 Is;
No. , Milwaukee 81 29@l 50; IN
graded red winter 81 32ml sc; No. 2
White l Sc; No. l DO. 81 35@l A; No 2
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'EHc Only Remedy .

Those who suffer from foul breath are
open to the charge of carelessness. 1t Is
an offence that can be speedy abatod, AS
single bottle OF the SoZ5DCNT will IN
mistahably accomplish the work. No
toilet table should be without it. 1t will
preserve ond keep the teeth white, sud
the breath pure and sweet.
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FOR RENT.

[ Ne TENEMENT HOUSE Oh SOUTH
".la4waE, containing six rooms.
r.',.,' '4e uu south York CUutaing three
'''.a, Apply to
apps +. ZANE.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRESH TEAS.

so packages Gunpowdtr, Imperial
Young HySou, OO.CuE, English breakfast
and Nou'Gu.- Teas, IN store and Tor sale
~ low figures. NJ REILLY,
'sp and 1871 Main street,
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c. STFTNMETZ

NANUFACTUREE OF ALI KINDS
~ Oh ".aT and humiliation Cedar Boxes
b. zig .T manufacturers. Also all kinds of
''t'. Boxes, Plain and
FANCY PAPER AND WORK BONES
las '- as good style and at as low prices a
Guy .- house 10 the country.
~'-. Nos. I-ll & 1918 MAIN ST.
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.,rHERrIs REAsON in all THINGS.

Il is reasonable TO conclude that B,uSou's
CapcIue Plaster, having received "a"
highest and only award al the centennial
Exposition over all ot.el aSter>, having
received the universal praise of The high
est medical authority in the word, mus.
possess Uuu.ua! merit BtuNuus iapclur
Porous Plaster was invented TO overcome
the slow action u! the ordinary porous
plasterS diseases
only Object LANEBACk, which 9TH
ton ever io-. n u.a>tcr>
uud 10 tui,.Immgdlate rcUef.w in uo {
Otue wise .nNtuTrurFe
popular Tie. uy use OF BEN They ~tTeu-
medy. They. CITIZEN weak
relieve pain sons 'apcue .pJck, cure
at once, and Plaster. ID u IA -
cure Quick -tf>u. sp.uu.
and kidney affections. Sc.8tl.a, .umna-o,
neuralgia. pains In the back, hips ana
sides. Persons easily affected 10y char gv
OF weather should wear these constantly
during the winter season. as they axe
sure preventive Of colds. Su.ur\rI!" Itie'
Price - cents.
BEWARE $ $#"$: :: f. = !:
BenSOn's Capciue Porous Plaster 20 the
market Some OF tu.W contain DANGER
Gus mineral porsouS. Each genuine Ben
sons Japcu. Plaster uaS the word Cap
cine cut through 10. Take no other.
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.BEHSOH'S CAPCIHE PB9lR B l(sr

was invented 10 overcome the create tyec-
t!ou ever found % tho old style % porous
plaslerS. that OF -.Dg action in Bringing
relief B,dzOl's lapcIEe Porous Plaster
relieves pain a. once and Er7 quickly.
II !mpa-ts 2 sensation or gentle and
stimulating warmth, and brings rest and
comfort 10 the sufferer.
Fsch genuine B.usDu's Capc.ue Plaster
has The word Capc.ue cut through The
plaster. Take no other. mrLD
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SpsIdiug's Glue, who would be with.
out it?
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EAIER

lHATTHE PLACE TO GETT BES 1
'"' cams i'm Ten is AT
sp-. SMNTH'S TEA HOUSE,
Cor. Market & Fourteenth SITS.
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CAROLINA RICE.

S. ttrCrs received direct from Charles.
ton, In Store and Tor sale 10y
NJ. REILLY,
1919 and 1871 Main street.
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FISH.

NaCkeTrI, Nos. 7. = and 3, On barrels, NgIf
barrels sut kits; Lake Herring On halt
and quarter barrels; salt Water Herring
n barrels ana half barrels; iu store ami
for sale uy VI. REILLY,
iUui lAH and 1871 Main street.
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OF Sled ASD PLANT INyIGOFATOE,
For increasing The yfri JDrce and eITly
maturity u Seeds Grp3 Plants Patented
April Il, 1874 Better, cheaper and more
easily applied than any known fertilizer.
InsuTes sure crops, large yle.-, and De
tructiOu OF insects. i purely chemical i-
its character. and contains, IN crnCeDsef
torn, those ingredient, 20 generally a-L-
clent IN oil, and which are essential 10
immediate and certain g-rmiUat'Cu a.
seed and rapid growth u pants. Nii@u-
tiUu OF Tobacco and Cotton Grover j. iu-
vIted 10 this article. Pat mp IN zoe.
81 90 and g.. 90 packages. -eui uy mail
on receipt OF price. send for descriptive
circulars. Liberal terms 20 reliable agents.
WAIGAMAS & 60. care Geo. Bingham,
Adams TX. Co. Pittsburgh p.
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Cincinnati,

UIYCTNNATI, April2.-Cotton--Hesvy
at lO5c. Flour-Q1iet and steady.
Whest-In good demand; red 81 lo9
I %. Corn-Qliot and firm At 42c.
O,ts-Stesdv snd in fair demsnd at Z9G
82c. Rve-Essier 1t 60,@62c. Barley -
. net and firm; fall 41@45c. Pork
Dun At SO 90. LSrd-QIieti curr 1t
mske s. ID; kettle 81 5o@7 IS. Bu.k
Meats-Higher at So 62t@3 75@5 O5@
) lOG.5 Is. Bacon-QIieL but steady At
81 87jG5 G2!66 90. Whisky-StesdY
and in fair demand At 81 o.. Butter
Essier; choice Western Reserve at 200
26c: Centrsl Ohio 20923c. Ljnseed oil
Quiet 81 GOC.
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New FOuT-anG-Jne-uaIIS
New ~!
Teu-FOrty COupOus......... ....-......,.....lyO5s
Currency skies .
RAILROAD BoNDs-lrreguIar, heavy
and lower tor Pacific issues,
STATE BOEDs Steady.
SToCKs-Tho morning trade in stocks
denoted remarkable increase Of sctlyi-
T. and renewal of the bulIsh temper
which has been its prominent character
is.ja for some time past. The entire liz!
rosa J 10 per cent, the latter North
We. tern common, which was, as usual Of
late the prominent feature OF speculation.
$, Paul shares we're the next in point
Of Interest, while Michigan Central Luke
Shore, Western Union and Pacific Mail
advanced smgrtIy Daring the alter
noon the market Was somewhat unset.
tied by sales to realize profits and de-
cline of lIGl3 per cent occurred, with
the greatest iaII in North western conf
mon. At the close q tiTmer feeling pre-
vailed. and the market was steady Al
tho decline, the last prices being ltGls
per cent above yesterdays closing. eX-
c9yt Goa shares, winch were lower.
The transactions aggregated 2Ol,OCO
shares, OF which 10000 were New York
Central, $1,000 Lake Shore, $4,000
Wabash, $4,000 Northwestern common,
% coo preferred, 1000 Rhode Island, 81,
coo St, Paul common, 5000 preferred
10000 Delaware, Lsckawanna and West
ern, 5000 Michigan Central 5000
Western Union, and 5000 Pacific Mail.
Western Union. SOFT c. {. * l..~.... 2Sl4
GuiCksilvGr......... Is y. j. Central......l IbA
do. pret............. 81 Rock lslaud...-.lG
Pacific Mail....... ~ II. PaCl............ Al (
Mari pOsa ............lu2 81. raul pEeierd. ~ =
do. pref ............Iu25q IOItuON aDASu IA
Adams Expression For! Way ne........ SOt2
Wells F&rgO&Cu IS .Ierrc LaUJa... .... b
Amer. Union. iN' y. * pTC.>EsCu... i
United States. 10 Chicago dA!tCuo ~
\. 7. Central ... !. o. c. 4 4. preieT'd. 30
Erie.-................ lHl Jui0&Miss!sippi
Erie p.efcrref. ID. y IaCGgwaua. 81
Harlem. ............lit .N,Nf. tSitSldpu ~
Harlem preierd Missouri FaclnClUE2
Mich gan Cent?, toe Ind apdNeuJr L..
Panama ...........l- 10 II. < St. JOE. i
Onion Pacific. tN ~ r. 4 ........- lUlaf
Lake ShOre....... O. G, Pacific bOuds.lu5R
Illinois Central. % u. faclnc honda-IUJIs
{. and P.....".... ~ Z. Z. Grant B,dS.lU-t2
Northwestern &. IS = sinking FUND.-. VA
Northwest n piO IN
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milwaukee,,

MILWAUKEE, April 2.-Flour- Quiet
and firm. Whest-tIrm; opened 81 an
advance Of 8, and closed steady; No. l
Milwaukee 6srd 81 20; No. Milwaukee
81 10; No. > 81 al; seller April 81 l23;
seller Nav 81 l4I; seller June 81 rs.
Corn-Duli; No. ,, nomlnaI s: 4ZS.
Oats Steady and in tair demand; No, z,
25c. Rye-Strong; No. l 59!c. Barley
Firm and higher; No. 2 spring 54c
Proylsions-Qmet and easier. Pork
Held at 50 80. Lard-Prime steam - 20.
Pittsburgh.
PrTTsBURaH, April 2.-Petroleum-
| -. c-ndn 81 III al Parknr's; refined
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NEW CRoP NEH ORLEANS

SUGAR and NoIh ASSES. just received.
a lot OF strictly prime New Orleans Sugar
ana NuaSsuS. which a.r offered Co the
trade a. low l.ugt>. 81. REILLY.
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vitativ9 Compound!

planters and Garduers. LOOK to Your N.
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AE'Aetlln9 9cgl5ter.
THE FAR WEST.

RONIders Bullicu Coinage - NiS
SnOMs-BIg BIows-BiS biOcEadeS
Rig ROnanzas-Big BeetS, &c.
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COLLINS VOLTAIC PLASTER

500 hT sl Wholesale and Retail Druggists
WEEhS POTTER, ProPrirtors, Boston, Mass.
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Ayers
SarSapar1llG

Is widely knews
as one of the mo$
ehuctual rene
dies ever discov-
cred tor cleans
ing tho system
! and purifying the
, blood. 1t hes
stood the ocst Of
years, with a con-
g.4pf|p C-DuIpu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-08
ALFRED.
Renubl,can t,onveht,on.

ALFRED, August Z. The republican coRven-
ton here to day had an unusually large attend
ance all the twenty six towns being represented
by their full number Of two hundred and three
delegates. Hon. U. B. Thompson, of New6eld,
was chairman, and S. E. Bryant of Kenne bunk
was secretary. The following nominations were
made:
Senators-Hon. VIM. F. Moody, Kennebunk
port second term) Hon. John F. Ferguson,
Shspleigh, second term, James NJ. Andrews,
Biddeford
Attorney-Col. II. II. Burbank, Saco.
COMMISSIONER. +. Bracket, Limington.
Sherih-Hon. John Hall, North Berwick
Tressuler-R I'll. Godiug. Alfred.
The convention adopted resolutions reported by
the committee Hon. Charles E. Weld chairman,
in substance as fellows:
First endorses the resolutions of the state con-
vention.
Second, recognizes the eminent ability of Hon.
Thomas b. Reed, representative to congress for
this district. Heartily approves his congressional
record and commends him to the voters of the
county.
Third, pledges to the county nominees a united
support at the polls.
Hon. L. Il. Re ed addressed an immense audi
ence in the afternoon on the questions of the cur
rency, taxation of bonds, sad other prominent is
sues, and ii is pronounced all sides eloquent
convincing aud most able speech.
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Condensed rELEGKAMs.

Mr.. Walker, of the American delegation to the
monetary congress, has arrived IN Paris.
The Louisiana democratic State convention
Yesterday NON mated Major z. A. Burke for state
treasurer and adjourned sine die.
The dem. congressional convention of the 4th
district of New Jersey. renominAted Hon. Alvah
A. Clark.
The dems. of the 10Th Ohio district have nomi-
mated Thos. Ewing for congress.
The reps. of the 9th Indiana district have nom
mated j. q. Ortiz for congress.
Democrats of 9th Texas district have nominal
ed John Hancock for congress.
The reps. of the 9th Mich. district nominated
Hon. Mark s. Brewer for congress.
The reps. of the 9th lows district nominated
ex-Gov. Carpenter for congress.
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ILLINOIS,.
Whi.key Troubles.

CHICAGO, August T. The dlstillers of Chicago
notify Comm issoner Raum that the distillers of
Cincinnati undersell them and claim the Ciucin-
natians cannot do so if they pay taxes.
Railroad Matters.
1t is stated an agreement between the Grand
Trunk Railroad and the Michigan Central has
been arrived at, which will enable the Grand
Trunk to run its trains into Chicago as hereto
fore. This arrangement is not final, but merely .
preliminary understanding based upon certain
leading prILcil les which are TO form the ground
work of q compact between the two lines, leaving
the details TO be settled al future conferences, the
first of which will be held at Saratoga the 10th.
fhe prelminsries were settled last week at Sara
toga between Vanderbilt for the Michigan Cen.
trail and Mr.. Sargent, representing the Grand
Trunk, in tue absence Of Hickson. who is now on
his way to Canada from England. Mr.. Wander
bit expressed tee determination to place the
Grand Trunk on the same footing IS the New
York Central and every other line having running
assignments with the Michigan Central, and he
added that it could not be otherwise than detri-
mental to the interest of the Michigan Central il
its connection with the Grand Trunk were lost, 4
connection extending eastward to Halifax and
west far beyond Chicago.
Nomination.
The republicans Of the ninth district to-day re-
nominated Thomas A. Bsydon for congress
The republicans of the u inc nth district have
nominated Judge Bell for congress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-08
The Indians.

New YORK, August. A Bismarck despatch
says Major Walsh again reports Sitting Bull des-
titute Of everything; that his camp is daily hsr-
rangued by the chiefs who want the hosties to re-
turn TO the American side and occupy the reserva-
ton. They had q sun dance the 18th of july
when the young endured ali the tortures Of flesh
TO make them tricky and brave soldiers.
WASHINGTON, August. The following was
received here this afternoon:
Spotted Tail Agency, Aug. 6.
To Hon. f. A. Hoyt:-
The commissioners have arrived here from the
Red Cloud. agency All efforts to induce the Red
Cloud Indians TO settle on the Missouri river were
rejected by them They examined thoroughly the
country on White Clay and Wounded Knee
creeks and recommend the location OF the agency
on one or the other, with preference to Wounded
Knee, aud that the agent and comma nding officer
Of tie post select place for the depot on the
Missouri II should be below the mouth of White
Clay.
(Signed) d. s. STANLEY,
Indian Commissioner.