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sTEUBENYILLE LOCALS.
DeaIh OF Two Prominent Citizens
Other Items of Interest.

otner 1teu18 Oh IhtcFcsts
Two Of the old natives of Steubenville
passed away, Saturday, to that bousn
whence none return. Robert q. Hull, 8
native Of this city, and for many years
one OF our prominent merchants, died IN
Columbus, where had been residing for
the last few years. His remains were
brought to this city, and will be buried
from the residence Of his brother-in-law,
on North High street, on Monday morn.
ing. Mr.. John Kendall, the other gen.
tlemsn who has departed from amongst
US, was stricken with paralysis on Thurs.
day morning last, and died at the time
stated above. His funeral took place on
Sun dav afternoon, from his late residence
on South Seventh street. Both these
gentlemen have many warm friends IN
this community, and their loss Is sincere
ly mourned
Willism Mccoy and Henry McCrystal,
the psoprietors Of the W. g. e.. who were
convicted of keeping disorderly house,
and sentenced to twenty days in jail
and fine OF $40 and costs, were released
on Saturday, by the Mayor, on the pay.
meat Of sos and costs by the former and
s25 By the latter, after entering into 81
agreement that neither would again en-
gage in the business in this city. This
practically sboli:hes the wai!er girl sys-
TEN in this city, and it is matter OF re-
joicing among our respectable citizens.
On April lat this city will vote, in sd.
dition to the regular ticket, upon the
question as to whether the market mouse
shall remain standing or be torn down.
Rev. J. A. Worden, OF the Second
Presbyterian Church, delivered his fare
we'll sermon on Sunday. Rev. Worden
hiss been appointed Secretary OF the Sun
day School Union OF the United States,
and will enter upon his duties at once.
R.Y. DR.. Osborne, OF Kramer NJ. T..
Church, and Rev. Gray, of Han.liue NJ.
E. Church. exchanged pulpits on Sunday
The Union Temperance prayer meet
ing was held, Sunday afternoon. IN Ham
line Chapel, North Fourth street.
The First Church cleared $3.50 from
heir festival.
Mr.. A. NJ. Mstlock, of ths Sunday
Local, We sre glad TO snnodLce, is again
on our streets, and sufficiently recovered
to attend to business.
Mr.. William Hsrter, who resides On
Highland svesuc, is having his elegant
residence rsftted for the purpose Of en-
tertsining his numerous friends this sum-
mer in 3 royal manner.
Mr.. Robert Hyde, of this city, who has
recently been in England on pleasure
trip, Saturday shipped some tobacco seed
to friends in that country as q curiosity.
The members of Company H., o. V. l..
will hold meeting st thsir hall thi;
evening for drill and transaction OF bu.i-
ness.
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WHEELING, w. VA, MONDAY MORNING. MARCH %, 1873.

sluggish, wanting in tact, wanting in
well, what's the use of enumerating? A
wooden woman is quite IS interesting q
piece of furniture as is the uncultured
specimens of flesh and blood, although
gotten up regardless OF expense and SIM
ulstipg all the outward show of real
womanhood.
Whether the few indications Of spring
styles that the cspricious March weather
has made it possible to exhibit on the
street, give rs fair idea Of what Is to
come, can hardly yet be determined. II
they are reliable, we will have q repre-
sentation of extremes, at least in one par
ticulsr. The style promises to do away
with the "pull-back" by which the dress
was drawn tightly over the hips, and
made q woman walk in breadth Of
skirt about as wide IS one leg of pair
Of pantaloons, and TO substitute therefor
q vclsme OF skirt big enough tor 8
balloon if it were inflated, yet made to lie
closely 10 the figure in pleats or folds.
This is worn with cape which falls over
the shoulders and covers about half the
bust. The style would seem designed to
make the figure as bunchy as the "pull-
back" has heretofore made il slender.
But we'll see what we'll see,
Fur 3. Low.
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BRID6EP0Rr

After the close OF the regular services
at the temperance meeting last Friday
evening, some thirty signatures we're se-
cured TO the Murphy pledge. Among
them were some hard drinkers.
There was less than the usual amount
OF rowdyism Saturday night, which msy
be accounted FOR by the activity OF the
Temperance movement.
The mud scrsped in large quantities
from the principal part OF Bank and
Pike streets has been hauled 10 FL up
;h.t portion Of the street down which
the Tuscaraw~ Valley rsllrosd Is com.
ing, lying next 10 the Cleveland sDd
Pittsburgh railroad. Il is rather Foft
filing. We noticed one cart load, hauled
IN a cart minus 8 tsil-ooard, dropping z
itself slong the street till there wa no.
. respectable kettleiul lef. by the time u
reached the dumping ground.
Theanniversarv meeting o'the Ladies
Missionary Society OF the Presbyterian
Church took place in tbs! church yes
terdsy afternoon S. 3 o'clock. DR.. Cum
ningham, Of the FRS. PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Wheeling, preached the sermon
for the occasion.
George Medill. R.q, who hs recently
been East purchasing his sPrlng stock, Is
nov receiving full supply OF handsoue
staple goods. he ssys the bottom !.
clesr out Of prices, and from some ssles
We noticed the other day, We concluded
th.. be =ss selling the wrapping PsPer
AID ihroElng tie good, ~.
s. A. Junkins j, also receiving hh
,.ock OF notions. He broUghs with him
from the E.st . sample oi the neS sii-
ve- dollar, which mis- friends hsve worn
considerably already 10 examining. de
expresses bis willingness 70 take soy
au.btisy Of them, although "In God We
trust" for the other eIght csnn-
Mr.. P.acoss:, landlord Of the Sher.
man Houfe, hHs about completed sellir 9
Of his stock OF f1rnIture, csrpeS, &c,
sud will shortly leave for 81 Lo1Is
where be expects 20 reside for awhile
Mrs. T7rner viii reuoTAte and re!ur
pish the house, and IS soon a. possiolS
after April Isl will open 1t ss 5 No. no
tel and boarding hocse.
Tie e1.ninstiors 10 the p1blie school,
will begin to-day wiia the A a.d B Phi
mary rooms, Misses Reid and ClsylGaC
teachers, and contirae each ldAy durnl
the week, allowing half day 70 esci
room until the ffih room 10 reached, oi
/ Thursday. To :nis AlI day VIII Be given
and 20 tie Sixth room, or High Scnoo
all day Friday. Parents snd trends sr
invited 10 Be prssen: - much as pOssio-
during The exercises
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TOO MUCH MARRIED.
A MAN ARRESTED AT
CLARKsBURG.
He Is a Scholar and q Christian, but
Not n statesman-He Lam
guisnes In Jail TO
Await a Trial.
Special Dispatch to the Register.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
CLAgksBURG, VIVA, March "a.
T. F. Goodrich, singing school
teacher, aged about thirty-fve years, was
arrested here Saturday, on charge OF
bigsmy, and placed in Jail to await an
eIsmiI alton, which is set for April
10th. He is supposed to have FIVE wives.
A letter from a woman claiming to be his
fourth wife, at Black River Falls,
Wisconsin, says he was mar
ried to his present wife May Both,
1877, st Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. That he
borrowed ten dollars from the minister
who performed the ceremony, and owes
the eiitor OF the Burlington HaOkeye for
wedding cards.
He had class of about seventy five pu-
pills at this place, charging one dollar
each, for term OF six weeka He was
also interested in Union Church meet
ing to commence tomorrow, (Morday)
evening. He protested great piety, and
spoke with great fervor in class meeting.
He was also an apostle Of Temperance
and played the organ st the Murphy
meetings. To add to his accomplishments
prominent physician Is reported IS
having seen him huging a woman other
than his wife, and Of darker color.
He came to Clsrksburg from Fair
mont aboutthe 9th of February, and
the following week his wife followed,
leaving her trunk and clothing in pledge
for their board.
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BESwOoD sPLIHrERs.

Much dissatisfaction exists among the
workingmen IN our nail mill, on account
Of changing the psy day from Saturday
to Monday, and in particular among the
men who live IN Ritchietown Eighth
ward, that is, those who are working or
night turn, as they have to carry their
morey about them from Il o'clock room
until they sre done work st IL o'clock 81
night. The blame of this change is ST.
tached to parties who are not interested
in the matter only IN spiritual" man.
ner. They clam that it will have 8
tendency to check some OF the vices ths!
our boys are in the habit Of indulsiDg g IN
on Saturday night.
The Benwood Blues will not organize
as the military spirit Is oozing out.
1t is current that Isaac Bogsrd, who
brought suit against the mill for dam.
ages sustained az the recsst compression
OF hue, amounting to twenty thousand
dollars, has been compromised VITA the
company.
A boy named Ed Southern had hi.
face and eyes badly injured on Saturday
by the explosion Of torpedo he was
playing with.
The many friends OF J. n. Reilly,
brother Of 81. RELY, ESQ, Of your city
who lived about two miles from here
in the country, will regret to hear o, bis
death. He died Saturday morning after
an illness ofthree weeks
Our Cornet Band was out on Saturday
evening, and made some very fine music
Considering the time our band has been
in existence, they do remarkably well,
and should be encouraged By our citizens
We hear that the members OF
the band are contemplating hold
ing concert and festival in
May, FOR the purpose of getting funds TO
purchase new instruments, and it be-
hooves the good people Of Ben wood TO
give the boys lit.
Ed. McGee, who was hurt by the fall.
ing Of stone in q quarry, some days ago
i. Improving rapidly.
II. J. Dugso, 8 prominent young man
hiss, so says Madame Rumor, taken unto
himself better half. The lucky lady i.
from your city.
Never has there been so much card
playing as there has been o. late. Every
fence corner for mile below town hs,
been occupied BY young bloods ranging
in age frsm ten to twenty years. and we
are sorry to say ths: you will ind men
and fathers playing with those boys. The
attention Of the justices are required in
the natter.
Robert Z. Healy, who has been attend.
ing school at Lorrello, Pa, returned 10
his home here on Saturday.
1t rumored that J. II. McMshon,
dispatcher of trains in the b. s D. yard,
is 70 be re enoved from here. Il is 70 be
hoped ths. this is not true, for Joe is a
boss" fellow, and will be greatly missed
by those who are acquainted with him.
Squire Frank McJIlton and Dr.. Ford
who nave been absent in Pittsburgh on
business, returned Saturday.
II. W. Fisher left Saturday evening
on the Hudson for the Hot Springs. Ar
kansas. 1! is hoped by his many friends
tha. he will return in perfect beslth.
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usually comes under Tommy Dixon 5
care. 1t was the body OF a
young, strong, healthy man, twenty-one
years old; it was the body OF man who
in an outburst of disbolical passion had
comm tied two of the most revolving
crime. known to man; i. was the body OF
q man who had met with death winch
the law prescribes as the penalty for the
crimes he was guilty Of, it was the body
OF one who, eighteen hours before, had
begged piieou,ly for his life-life so dear
to all; as i! lay in that out-of-the-way
room, with no friend to watch it, no one
TO weep over it no one TO pay it the poor
tribute of q word OF sorrow, it was the
body of as brutal murderer IS the nine
teenth century has known-John w.
Wallace.
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MURDERED BY A NEGRO
THE CRIME COMMITTED AND FEE
BODY CONCEALED
Over Three Moaths Ago, aaA 0sly
discovered Yesserday -ThS
Jury Brings In . verStes
OF MardeP.
Special Dispatch to the Register.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
MARrISssuRs, March "a.
In December last, citizen Of this VI.
cinity named CofRnberger suddenly dis
appeared from his home. and il wn sup
posed he had been murdered. But the
most thorough search failed 10 discover
suy trace OF his body until to-day. when
it was found about three miles from
Hedgesville, in Back creeek. 1t 10 said .
negro named Gilbert killed him. The
skull was fractured on the right side. A
jury was summoned to-day, and it re.
turned 9 verdict of murder BY some un.
known person.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
On Board steamer Magenta.

NEW YORK, March 23.-The Steamer
Magenta, on board OF which was fatal
explosion this morning, left Haverstraw
At twenty minutes OF seven for Sing Sing,
and took aboard 8 large number OF
pasen gers, and started on her way TO
New York at ten minutes past seven.
She had steamed ou. in the stream at
distance oftwo miles, when the passer-
gers were startled by terrible eIp!o-
sion. a scene o, the widest terror fol-
lowed. and when the steam cleared away,
there were seen lyin. in the forward
cabin near tie stove directly
in 'front.' OF the engine room the bodies Of
doEsn men. The steam on tho floor
still created light vapor, ard the sur
rounding wood work was dripping from
its nesrness 10 the exploded pipe. Two
men were killed and eight were badly
and two fatally scalded. The Alexis was
living at Rockland Lake, and seeing the
Magenta enveloped in smoke, started Il
st once, and in short time had come up
10 her. The wounded were at oncs
transferred TO her and the dead to the
L w ny "HINL H4- NSSs'0
UP, and by the latter conveyed to Sing
Sing. Exactly how the accident oc-
CURED is not known. The spot
where it occurred wss between the
main aud upp-r decks, well forward. The
steam chimney, which ws the cause or
the accident w.s forward OF the engineer,
and measured about twelve fact in cir
cumference. 1t is surmised that the oc!l
started and WAS blown out; it is slso said
tn. Magenta was running st great speed
scro.s the f.t, 10 get ahead OF the opPo-
.t'ru boat.
Albert Ruhne!. and NJ. Wright,of Sing
SIN. were killed outright. Mr. Low, o'
sng Sirc. not expected to recover.
VIM. Taylor, the wrchnsn, il severely
&C, iai. A p,rty o. hve rom P'eas.n:-
vile w'rc sli .cklded moro or less, and
ooe company o. twelve are supposed to
have bsea blown overheard.
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DECEMBER AND NAY.
A Youth or TwentJ-six Married 10
an AGED " oman.

LIBERTY, IND, March 2.-An extra
ordinary instance Of true love comes 70
US over the hill from the poorhouse. For
some time, woman, aged seventy
years, has been condne ed there as Q psu-
per. Employed IS q farm hand, young
man. aged about tven,yslI. has been
connected with the institution. This
young man was in the hsbIt Of carrying
wood for the Old IAdy'. hre. and paying
other attentions TO Der. a few days sgo
the keeper was informed by the young
maa thst il was bis Intention 20 marry
the Old lady. Notwithstanding the
keepers proteststions and advice, the AZ
fair Was contaminated, and the loving
couple are LIVING together as hsppy s
two turtle doves IN mating season.
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the WALKING MATCH.
0'Leary the Victor.

LoyDos, Msrcn 24-At nire O'Clock
the international pedestrian contest
came 10 rather sudden close
A. seven o'clock the score showed
OIeary, SIG miles; Vaughan, 4e7i
Brown, Az. OL..ry still hsd one coed
leg. Ysughsu completed 500 miles 8;
7:3s and gsve up. o'Lesry wslked unli.
sll0, when he had made $50 miles and
l,p.-445 yards further than the bes;
performance on record. Brown walked
TIL $50, scoring AL miles and 2 Isp'
Idle also walked TIL $50, scoring 4Ot
miles sud 4 laps. O'Lesry vss the1
declared the winner amid boundless eI
element a, q enthusiasm.
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LIVE STOCK.
CbteaGs.

CEIcAeo, March 23,-The Droserf
Journal reports hog rsosipI 10000 bead;
shipnen;a $500 head Aarkst SHADE
essisr; mixed roagh 90 25S2 65 light
% 6o(S3 e5; choice heavy 50 70tah W.
CsitIs-Rscsips 400 head; shipments
4, 40 head. Shippibg steers shsds los'
a 0otS4 l6f feeders and stocker' " sae
90; butchers fairly sctIve; steers - -
GS s.; cows 81 6O(9a IS; bulls ~ Oots
s 25c oxen 81 sOt54 %. All sold.
shsep-Reeeipss 800 bead shipmeos
LOO head. Nsrke. quiet and sasyi
salsa si 81 096,5 %.
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Produce ExpoFts.

NEw ToRK, March 23.-The exports
Of domestic produce thi, week were the
largest in value Of the season From
New York and the cotton ports alone
they amount to sl5,0o0.000, and from
San Francisco, Boston, Phiisdelphis sud
Baltimore, not less than 5000 0co sddi-
tional
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Loose I'm His Associations

Mr.. Bsyes and Mrs. Hayes are going
over TO Phllsdelphis on the 24th OF next
month, 10 be entertained by Don Cam
eron's Club OF Pilgrim Pohticians- For
q man who runs Sunday night prayer
meetings in the White House, Mr.. Hayes
i. rather loose in his associations.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-Money-At
S!@4f per cent, closing GSi per cant.
Prime mercantile paper 4i(96 per cent.
Customs receipts $S.2Oo,0OO. The Assis-
tant Treasurer disbursed $4,000.
Clearings SIS, 10000. Sterling steady;
long 4S7; short is9.
GoLD-Steady throughout the day at
l0lt. Carrying rates 2i(e4 per cent
SILyER-At London 81 S-l6d; here,
silver bars l2ot. greenbscks; ll9. gold;
silver coin per cent discount.
GoyERyNkNr-Firm
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PRODUCE.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 23.-Flour Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Actiye, frm
and higher; No. 2 Chicago spring gilt
edge 81 Ost regular; 81 05t cash; 81 %
seller April; 81 oct seller May; No. .
81 OF; rejected CSC. Corn-ste.dy and
in fair demand at 4lic cash; 4liG94i Ic
seller April 42tc seller May; +icslsr
June. Osts-Steady and erm at 2sic
cssh; 23i@28ic seller April; 2stc seller
Nay. Rye-Stesdy At 66ic. Barley
Steady and in fair demand al I64c. Pork
-F.irly active and 8 shsde higher st
SO 25C99 30 cash and seller April 80 400
Q 42! seller May; 90 65(99 b7i SELLER
June. Lsrd-Stesdy and hrm n 81 l2i
c.sh; s. l2tG97 10 seller Apnl; 81 700
7 22i seller May; 81 27i97 80 seller
June. Bulk heats-RImer; shoulders
50 5O95 %; clear IS %. Whsky- Quiet
and weak al 81 o..
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View York.

new YoRK, March y. - Cotton
Dull St l0:Gllc. Flour-Dull and un-
changed; grades scarce and firm; receipts
9 500 barrels. Rye Flour-Stesty 81
50 OOlS,3 80. Corn Meal-Q1isi; west.
erns2 5OCG,2 30. Wheat L Uoss.tled and
feveri.h, With $ moderate export inquiry
receipts $4,000 bushels; ungrsded spring
81 2OGI 2Si Ne. l epring 81 2s(el 30;
No. | white 81 81; No. 2 northwestern
seller April 81 25(9l 2s; winter amber
western 81 30. Hye-S!esiyi western
7lGT2c. Bsrley-DaIl; No. 2 rowed
State 8zG65c. Mslt-Du.l and un-
changed. Corn-Pairiy active; rece1pn
$4,000 bushels; ungrsded western miIsd
46tS,53tc; steam miIsd 52iG,5Stci No.
2 store 54tc; roEed yellow 54(s i5iic
O,u-Rscsip.s 22,OOO bg,bels ~e,tsrn
mixed 553G35tc; white western 249
42c. Hay snd Hops-Uuncesnged. Coz
iee-DemAnd far and nsTks; hrm; H'o
cargoes l49l7c; iobbibg l4t9 ste, god.
Sugsr-Frm; refining fair 20 good Ip9
7S= prime 7.oI resnsd 6rm st S9lOc-
noIasses end X cs-Quis ard unchAng-
Cd. Tsllov-At 7 7-ls(d7!c. Rosin-
Uncb.nged. Tsrpeutins-At 20iG5sle.
Ezgs-Upchsngef. Mess Pcrk-slO ~
Gnl0 37I Besf-D1lk western Iong clear
que, and arm &: ste. Bg;nr-H'sry;
1etern unchanged. Cbeess-DIli and
unchanged. Whkky-Dall At 81 06!
Wool-Duil sad heavy; domestic fleece
32la55e pulled 1870; unSs1hed l09
25e. Metsls-NsnufsctGred Copper
! Unchanged; ingot lake quie. bot steady
., l7Gisc Pig Iron-QlIe. and IN.
changed. Rassis Sbseting-AiSl0 5o(a
II %, gold. NAIs-UnchAng.d. Lestbel
-UncHAnged
Toledo
TOLEDO, March 2z.-Whsst-Qsies
sruber MIchigsa spot 81 "A; seller Apr
81 24.; seller May 81 26i; No. 2 ret
winter sPo. 81 ~; seller March .nt
April 81 Z2.; seller Asy 81 Bk No
. red 81 IL; rejected: Wabash 81 o2
No. 2 D.yt0n and Michigan 81 2oi
Corn-Dail; high mixed Ale No:
spot 43tc; seller April s4ci seller Ma
sc; rejected 40ic- oAn-Dulf NO.
81. C!cvsrseed- ed-hsnnO.h 81 u
prime 81 %; No. - 90.
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PfItsbargh.

PrrrBURoH, March 23.-Petrolean-
Crude 8. 81 7s3 =, Parker''i refined
8. Ilic tor PhiIAdelphis delivery.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
STATE BoNDs

RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
STATE BONDS Steady.
SrocKs-The market Was weak during
the greater portion Of the day, with de-
cline in prices ranging from
70 IL per cent. Pscinc Mail
and the coal shares leading in
the fall. In late transactions, however.
there WAS s recovery Of tot in tho
general list. Lake Shore, Lackawanna
and Pacific Mail, were quito active.
The transactions aggregated l3l 900
shares, including $4,000 OF Lake Shore,
1000 Wsbssh, $500 Northwestern COM
mon. $500 preferred, $500 st. Paul
common, 200 preferred. $3.50 Delaware,
Lackawanns and Western, 5000 Della
ware and Hudson, 800 Morris and Es-
sex, $500 Michigan Central, 5000
Western Union, lil00 Pacific Mail atd
1 700 Kansas PaCinC.
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Cfnefn natl.

UrscrSSArI, March 23.-Cotton -
Dali n I0lc. Flour-Dull and un-
changed. Wbest-Qaiet but frm; red
81 l0(9I IS. Corn--Stroog NJ 40
&c. Oau-DemAnd far ard markst
arm al 29C932c. Rye-Firm 81 &c.
Bsrley-Dali snd dropping; prime isll
40c. Pork-Fnm o. sl0 % ssked. Lard
In good dem,nd At fall prices; steam
s7l5; kettle u 5O(17 75. Bulk heau-
Quiet; ,bouIdsrs g rs; short rib, Is %
bid; short clear IS 25. Bacon Qaist
and Erm at t46OCa5 GOCs5 s7i. Whisky
Dull Al 81 or Buttsr-oteady and
unchanged. Linsssd Oil-Quist
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Mi1w aakee.

MnwluKxs March 23.-Ylour-
Quist. WbeSt-opeped excited add
higher; rose IL; No. hilwsokss hard
sIIs; 10 ! Milwaukee 81 10; No. =
81 Osi; seller March 81 OH prime 81 " 4;
seller hsy 81 07t; No. sSi O. Corn
Lover No. 24Itc. Osn-Stssdy and
arn; No. 2, 25e. Rys-S.sady; No. ]
65s. Bsr'ey-S,ropg; No. z spring Cic.
Provlsionf-lnsetivs and erner. Mos
Pork-s,s.dy Q. ~ Is. Lard-Prims
steam 81 Ia.
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Phfia<t@lnhfa.

fHILADELPaIA, March I.-YIoaf-
Steady and unchanged. Wbsat-Frm
sud unchanged Corn-PIrn; yellow
Sc; miIsd 52stS5ac spot snd sslIsr
Msrcb; 52e seIIsr April. os.s-ffn and
qnchabg ged. Rye-DOll Al e4(s6;c. Pro-
Vaios,-Dul, quis: and unchanged. Bsi-
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His Father Notified.

4 telegram Was received from Johns
father telling the coroner TO send the
body to him s. West Alexander, a0d it
left on the same train with George Wal
lace, eho was in charge OF party OF
special cnn,tablss .uperintended by
Jerry Stuart. Mr. ". s Wiley, Pro-
scouting Attorney Of We.zel county
was also with them.