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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-04
TELEGHAFHHC ITEMS.

ne new FEW TeldblNe TO Ihe aumllllS-
tration of Alsace- Lorraine goes into
force October lst.
Edward P. Paige, formerly Chief
Clerk of the Vermont Central Railroad
freight office. has been arrested on a
charge of embezzling $1,000.
Francis S. Maybin, insurance agent
/ at Philadelphia, has Disappeared. 1t is
rumored that he failed to meet accom-
mediation paper to the amount of $780,
900.
Chevalier Jumonville, more than
thirty years cashier of the Canal Bank,
New Orleans is a defaulter for $40, 900.
A Fort Buford-special says: Sitting
Bull was present and directed the fight
with Miles July Eth, and one of his
brothers was killed.
The Emperor of. Austria has accepted
the resignation of Count Itchy, one of
the. Hungarian Secretaries of State, ac-
cused of corruption in connection with
the eonferment of decorations.
James Madison Porter, son of the
former Secretary of War, and Past
Grand Master of the Masonic Grand
Lodge of Pennsylvania, died at Easton,
Pa, Saturday.
1t is said Russia has already issued,
or is about to issue, note to the
Powers, claiming credit of fulfilling her
engagements under the treaty of Berlin,
and arguing that pressure should be
used to obtain the fulfillment of other
parts of the treaty.
John Taylor, the Mormon High
Priest, has satisfied the heirs of Brig
ham Young by filing indemnifying bonds
and been released. Cannon, Brigham
Young, Jr., and Albert Darlington
have been unable to give bonds, leading
Mormon capitalists refusing to bail
them. This is new feature in this
interesting case, showing the breach is
widening between the moneyed brethren
and church leaders.
According to the New York Tribune,
Casey Young, Member of Congress from
Tennessee, says that the Southern
policy of President Hayes came nearer.
to breaking up the Democratic party in
the South than most people imagine,
and.hs says if the Southern people had
believed that Hayes was fairly elected
President, great majority of them
would have become his supporters.
Even as it is, the Memphis Representa-
tive declares that Hayes has more
friends among the Democrats of the
South to-day than Tilden, and he be-
lieves that if both were in the field
again, Hayes would carry more South
ern States than Tilden.
Eaght new cases Of yellow fever were
reported to the Memphis Board, of
Health yesterday. The total number
Of deaths, according to the Board of
Health, for the week, ending Saturday
night, was Al; of these 26 were from
yellow fever and Is from other causes.
1t was the purpose of the President to
declare the fever epidemic, as the mum,
Der Of deaths from the disease exceeds
those from all other causes combined /;
but as the death rate for the week shows
a.material decrease from the previous
week, he withheld his declaration for
the present. Last week the total nun.
Der OF deaths was II; from yellow fever
81, from other causes 81. The physi-
clans are sanguine that the maximum
death rate has been reached, and d. :
crease in the number of deaths can rea-
sonably be expected. A drenchip, rain
fell Saturday after ool.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-04
the MORMoS MxRTYR.

A few weeks ago Elder Joseph Stand
ing, a Mormon Missionary, went to
Northern Georgia. He preached several
times in the villages i'll that part of the
State and made several converts. His
success created considerable excitement
in the community and an armed mob
determined to stop his proselyting by
ending his, life. He, was waylaid on
the highway by band of fanatics and
shot down like a wild beast, his body
. having been riddled with bullets. A
q Coroner's jury was empaneled to In
/, unire into the cause OF his death, and,
Though the jurors were selected from
the body of the people in the commu-
nifty where the Elder had been preach
ing, they found that Standing came to
his death by gun and pistol shot
wounds, some twenty or mere, from
arms in the hands of ID. D. Nations, }.
N. Nations, A. S. Smith, David Smith,
BeniaInin Clark, William Nations, An
drew Bradley, James Fawcett, Hugh
Blair, Joseph Nations, Jefferson Hunter.
and Mack Mcclure, and, in. view OF
these facts, recommended that war
rant be issued forthwith for the arrest
af the persons named To what extent
these fanatics, who assassinated a peace
s.ale man, will be prosecuted and pun
.ished lrenains to he seen.
Meantime the body of the murdered
Elder has been brought to- Salt Lake
City, where the funeral services were
held yesterday. The Mormon digniJa-
gies of course made the most of the OPP
portunity which it afforded, to arouse
ahe prejudices of the ignorant against
the Gentiles, and in all probability the
appearance of the dead missionary, with
twenty or. more bullets in his body did
more to bind the people to the church
: than hundred living ones could accom-
plish in years. There lay the body OF
q martyr to his faith, murdered for con-
science sake in country where every
body is guaranteed the right to worship
bod according to the dictates of his own
conscience. The fact that some features,
particularly that of polygamy, of the
Mormon doctrines are prohibited, by
law, and that the Gentiles do not
approve of the murder, was
not considered by the multi
tude which assembled at the funeral of
the Elder. They were as fanatical as
those who assassinated him, and I'M
doubtedly are to-day more firm in the
faith that Joseph Smith and Brigham
Young, were inspired from heaven and
that the Church of Latter. Day Saints,
with its peculiar tenets, is all that it's
founders claimed it to be, than they ever
were before s'The blood of the Mar
,tyrs is the seed of the Church" says the
old adage, and the murder of Elder
Standing has done more for the cause
of Morndonism than any event which
has trahspired sinee-Joseph Smith was
killed at Nauvoo, thirty five years ago.
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The Austin Reveille says that Col.
S. H.. Fulton, who resided in that city
for while, has accepted and offer from
Mrs. II. R. Mighels to take editorial
charge Of the Carson Appeal. Colonel
Fultonsis the author of the =" Blucher !"
letters. which have appeared from time
to time in the Appeal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-04

One of the points made by Buford's
lawyer i'll the attempt to prove him he
reditarily insane was that his father
had married an own cousin /; the father
and mother looked so much alike that
they were frequently mistaken for
brother and sister. One of Buford's
brothers anda sister died insane.
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BROOD MARES FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale on EASY terms
rii.S American Brood Mares. They will be
sold cheap for cash on approved security
Apply to ALEX WISE
Wiilnemlcca, July %, 1879. n
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SETTLE UP.

All persons knowing themselves 10 be In.
debted TO the late firm of Bonnifield a hin will
please call and settle, and all persons having
claims against the firm, are requested TO present
the same AZ the Furniture store. Thanking the
public for past fayors, hope TO merit "A con.
unuahee OF the same. J. A. HILL.
Winnemlcca, July "a, 1879 Iw
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Saloon and fixtures complete, former
ly Charley Kesler's old brewery. For
terms apply at C. Kesler's Mountain
Brewery, Winnemucca. jyl2-tf.
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A dwelling house, containing four
rooms, situated on Third street. For
terms apply to ). w. kUsE
aul-tf
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Practical Matchmaker.

Geo. f. Jackson, practical watch
maker, with j. L. Sabine. All work
warranted. ap20-tf
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CHEW JAcKsoN's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacro. noy2O- lo-ly.
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Damiara Bitters at Z. Reinhart 4
Co.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-21
New YORK.

NEW York, March GO.-CottOn-Quiet and
steady at l0al0NC. Flour Moderate dc,
mandi EiIppEline western and State s. 25u
so; common to good s. 7Oa3 %; good Ia
choice 81 !5ai so: white wheat extra 81 Sja
. %; extra Ohio s. 7Oa5 90; St. I,oNis S. SOa
%; Minnesota Iatent process 50 OGaS 90,
Mhcat-.Flrmer; rejected spring 7Oa77c; No. i
spring 13s05c; ungTAdCd do S4aGSc ungradcd
winter 01aSl Il; No. 3do 81 GOAL cox; M. .
81 l5%al lJ}4; No. / do 81 l6$u1 i51: I'M.
graded amber$ 81 l01Eal 70; No. amber Silk
al ~; ungnded white 81 bal 1871 No. i
DO 81 0S94; No do, sales $4,000 bushels nj
81 l3Aal l39i; extra do, sllcs 400 bushels M
81 l4h. Rye-Dull; western 59c, barley
Quiet and unchanged. Malt.-Strong, Corn
HFirineF; NRgrs1Cd iiaI5I+c; No. 5, 4SXa
II 3ci eleanor 491Sa439ic; No. @ 4i5Eaij1Sc:
Oats-Dull; No. white 3lAc; No, 2 white
32>Sa33c; western mixed SOl32c; white west.
ern Sa3S3c. Hay-Nominally UNCHANGED
Hops-Firm AMI unchanged. CoiTccwGSist
out steady. Sngr-DulI; refining fnir tn
good 6%aOI5c. Molasses-Q Quiet. lice -
Nomnally unchanged. letrolenm-stealy,
United SaNas54o; crude 7JkaS7c; refined
use, WhiskY-QuiCt ut 81 CO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-21

CHARLOTTE TNoNpsaS.-Miss Charlotte
Thompson made herdedW before Wheel.
ing audience last night, at the Opera
House, IN dramatiXation ii Charlotte
Bronte's familiar story OF "Jane Eyre"
There was a large and fashionable audi.
encc present, tho entire lower part Of the
house being filled, and the upper portion
partly so.
Ths Gudionoa sppmpl to 10 in entire
sympathy with the performance. Miss
Thompson made very favorable impres.
sion upon her audience from her lirst en-.
try upon the stage, and during the even.
ing was frequently the recipient Of warm
and cordial applause. She is a natural
and graceful actress, paying attention 10 ali
the slightest details In mako up and acting,
and wins the plaudlts Of an audience by
sheer good acting. Jane Eyre she has
made q speciality, and IN this particular
part she is acknowledged to be without n
rival. The support was in the main very
good, and gave general satisfaction,
Tonight Sheridan Knowles great play
Of "fhe hnnGhbapk" will he produced,
Miss Thompson appearing as Jgtjg.
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ACCIDENT To TMos. HoRNRR1oE.-While
visiting in the country yesterday, We
called at rhos. lIornbrook's place and
found him laid up with very b4lly
sprained ankle, resulting from some mis-.
placed lumber in one OF his barn yard
buildings. The accident may cripple him
for months.
This is the season for beginning tho
years campaign, Mt the head Of his gar.
dcners and laborers, so rs to get the place
in thorough order for the summer term.
Mr. II. having been an invalid nearly
all winter, had gone ont . fow days in adj
vance Of the usual time for the pIirRoss Of
recruiting. Ills many friends will be
panied to learn OF the accident whipl has
befallen him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-21

ST. LOUIS, March 2O.-A GtoJe.Dsmocrat
special says: a terrible prairie fire re.
Gently occurred in Republic and Cloud
counties, Kansas, that extended over ten
miles long and three miles wide, and swept
everything before it. 1t is said that about
one hundred homes were consumed; also
large quantities Of grain, farming irnple.
ments, hay and other property. Tho wind
was so high and the fire so fierce that the
inhabitants were obliged to take refuge in
cellars or under ground habitatlons. But
one life Is reported lost. Tho loss estima.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-21

\ RrSAwAY COrPLE-Last evening q
rustic youth and comedy maiden boarded
the p. W. 4 Ny. train n: Woods Run,
about two miles this silp Of Short Greek,
and came down to this city to got splircll.
Shortly after they got on the train Nh indt.
viduNl who represented himself rs q
friend Of the girls family put in IN ap.
pearance and created tluttcr OF excite
inant by his determined but fruilless Of.
forts to compel the would-be bride to re.
turn home. lie kept up the racket all the
way down, and upon tile srrila. Of the
train in the city started after policeman,
while the lovers quietly sloped in another
direction aud probably ere this have been
made one,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-21

BNOOIE County ClRCutr CouRr,-The
Brooke Circuit Court is still in session,
and will probably not adjourn until Satur.
day next. Yesterday the case Of the Pitts.
burgh, Wheeling 4 Kentucky Railroad vs..
j. Apologize & Son, one OF the well-known
and somewhat noted railroad subscription
cases, was concluded, the Jury in pursu.
ance OF rulings Of the Court bringing in a
verdict for the defendants. This suit was
brought by plaintiff to recover the amount
OF subscription made by defendants, as
claimed by plaintiffs, to the capital stock
OF the Company, before its organization,
upon tho solicitation OF commissioners
appointed for tho purpose. 1t was held
on tho trial that the subscription was In.
valid, thesum Of two dollars pOr share not
having been paid at the time Of the sub.
scription to the commissioners. The ques-
ton, we understand, will probably be
taken to the Supreme Court OF Appeals.
The case Of the State vs.. Bryte, indicted
for an attempt to commit an abortion was
ended without the verdict Of jury, the
defendant and the prosecuting witness
having arranged matters by marriage in
jail. The Prosecuting Attorney entered a
hole Pro&qui. David Parkinson, charged
with procuring an abortion on the same
party, was on former day acquitted by
tho Jury.
Tie case Of ], W. Cox VS.. the II. W. 4
ny. Il. r., for trespass in passing through
tho lands Of plaintiff in constructing the
road, resulted In verdict for the defend.
ant. KS
:, In the case Of wyats, administrator, VS..
Caldwell, the jury found verdict for the
defendant, yesterday afternoon.
Several cases were tried and disposed Of
last week, but rs none Of them arc OF gen.
eral interest we omit fuller report.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-21

sNAN BATTLE CoNIITTEE.-The general
committee appointed to make arrange.
mehts for sham battle held d meeting at
the ATmorY TACT night. There was . 1uli
attendance on the part Of the members.
The meeting was called to order by Capt.
Lukens.
TWAS agreed that the committee should
instruct each company to appoint com.
nittec OF three to make arrangements TO
gbyG tya 59 ,s Iar the purpose Of raising
A committee Of three was appointed on
subscription, consisting OF Capt. Linch,
Lieut.. Norton and Byron Bagutey.
Capt. Linch was appointed committee
OF one 10 procure some entertainment for
the Goth and 30th Of May.
Sergeant Henry Pendlcton, Byron Bug.
uley and Lieut.. Il. 8. Norton wer5 an.
pointed Committee on Reception,
Sergeant Henry Pcndleton, Sergeant
Young and Richard Robinson were ap.
pointed committee with full power 10
let all stands and booths on the Fair
Grounds.
The committee adjourned, TO meet again
next Monday evening at Il o'clock. '
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EAST LlBERrr, March observation-disclosures
to-day sSi head Of through and 81 head Of
local; total for three lays 1878 head OF
local. Run for yard salcs bus been very light
indeed, and not near equal u the demand,
Everything, sold ont at prices q full PC higher
Than o week ago; best 3 26aj so; fair to
good 81 5Oa5 W; common s. SOa4 Is.
HoGs-lleceipts to-day 1875 head: total for
three days $40. Workers, none here for sale.
PhiladelphiRS 81 Goal ~.
SHEEp-RcCeipts to-day none; total for
three days 1900 Feeling fair for next week.
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CHICAGO, March 9O.-rhe DrOvers' Journal
Hoes-Recelpts 10000 head; shipments $500
head. Market steady and firm; choice
heavy 81 GOAL 10; light s. 7Oal 90; mixed
C4rrLE-Receipts $500 head; shipments
300 head. Market UNCHANGED; shipping at
81 9Oa5 IS; butchers, stockers snI feeaers
strong,
Receipts 800 head shipments 2 100
head. Market quiet at 50 TOa5 is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-21

WHES life Is rendered almost miserable by
the pangs OF llheumutiSm Neuralgia or kin.
dred diseases; when you have tried the numer.
Gus remedies which are recommended with.
out avail; when your physician has done
all he could to ease your pains, and still you
suffer, do not be discouraged. There Is a
balm for every wound I,Qwson'a Curative
Is the ono great cure for Rheumatism, Neural.
ga, Headache, Diphtheria, Sore Throat, In fact
ton. Give It trial aud you will not be jis.
appointed. Every druggist has II. NwF4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-21

SnEIUs Musical JoURNAl.-We arc ii,
receipt Of the second number OF Mr.. Wm.
II. khoi5s Musical Journal, a well prepared
and readable work, published monthly.
The Journal contains Rlnch reading matter
OF interest TO musical people, gnd there is
ut least one dollars worth OF musin in
every number; aud as the terms are oniy
sixty cents year, twelve dollars worth
II music are given for sixty cents. The
Journal is published by Vim. II. Shcib,
music dealer, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-21

TmE GAS Cause.-The gus eases will
come before Justice Caldwell again to-day
Tho hearing OF Maxwell will DO icsumCi!
ut o A. NJ, in tho Municipal Court room,
tho Court having adjourned over to satur.
day. Mr.. Ali. RheinStrom, the stenO-
grapher, has been busy for several days
transcribing his notes, Tor the benefit Of
Tho counsel for the defense, aud will he
ready to-day, so that the investigation
may be proceeded with.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-21

No CAsg,-Constable John j. Cooper, Of
Webster district, yesterday arrested ]. b.
Allan, sGprt for confidential business
directory, and took him before Justice
Wait to answer the charge Of peddling
without license. Tho Justice promptly
dismissed the defendant, not believing
there Tcs any case against him.
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Those complaining OF sore throat, lloarsc.
ncsS, coughs, or taking their death o. cold .
should use browns Bronchial Troches,"
Their efficacy Is wonderful. The genuine Inns
John I, Brown & Sons, Boston, on each box,
and is sold by Logan List & Co. and every
druggist only In boxes, at % cents. Beware
Of worthless 1mItations
Browns Complicated Dentsitrice possesses
The best ingredients for preserving aud beau.
atyigg tbs teeth. PFife' &c large battles
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and firm; red and white 81 coal OJ. Corn
In good demand at full prices at S6aS7c
0ats-ln good demand at 27aS0c. Rye
Strong at SOC. Darley-Steady and un.
changed, POrk-Easler Of $40 O0alO 26
Larl-ln good demand; sales current makes
q ~ 10 Bulk Meats Steady and firm al
So O6a4 00a5 05; these prices arc asked. Ia.
con- Demand fair; advanced 4Na6I ia6Xc.
Whisky--.Actlve but lower at 81 o.. Butter
prime do 15aiGC. LlnsCei oil-steady viii Mi
fair demand at Csc.
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WHILE in New York this winter o,
spring, you need not pay thrice for meals
that you only get once. In other words, as
the Grand Central Hotel, on Broadway, is
now conducted on both plans, the Amer.
lean s. 80 or s. 90, and the European 81 co.
and upwards, per day, WHICH allows you
to take your mpais at the elegant Rcsiau.
rant, attached to the Hotel, ut moderate
prices, or to. take room only, and pay for
what meals YOU get. MwF
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BALrlMoRE, March co. Flour-stcolv
and unchanged. Whcat-West dull %";I
lower; No, Pennsylvania rcd ST lSXs1 ~
No: western winter red, spot and NIarrI,
81 lS4l l3%i April 81 laal i3(g; MAY 81 i$In
lSH.. Corn-Wcsicrn n shaic iirtHer vest west.
err mixed, spot, March and Anril, IsTn
i1%G; March 33A; steamer S93SaS0X, oa,s
~o-Fa,riy active and higher; PcnnsylyNnIS
S2aaDG; western white l5aSgc: do mixed SSn
9ic, AysTSlcaly nj 5Ga5Sc. lIay-Ouiet anil
H,nenaNgctl: Provisions - Easier without
G,.Hngo. Outer Steady aud uncLanyed
EGEtTActive and higher;ircsh ISc. Petroleum
LDNIl and nominal. CoIIrc-Fim and I'M.
changed. Whisky-pMll Mt 81 o..
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Cut tllIs Out-It Mny snre Yonr LIfp.

There Is no person living but whit suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds
or Consumption, yet some would die rather
than pay Is cents for a bottle OF medicine that
would cure them. DR.. A. BOscLee's German
Syrup has lately been introduced in this coun.
try from Germany, and its wondrous cures
astonisli every one that tries it. Ityou doubt
what We say IN print, cut this out and take II
70 your Druggist, and get sample bottle for
10 cents and try it. or regular size for 20 cents
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Rev. George II, Tlayer, an old citizen Of
this vicinity known To every one as a most IN.
huentlal citizen, aud Christian Minister OF The
N. Il. Church, Just this moment stopped IN
our store TO say: ~ wish everybody 10 know
that ] consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to ShllOh's Consumption Cure" II
Is having q tremendous sale over our counters
and giving perfect satisfaction In all cases Of
Lung Diseases, such rs nothing else has done.
DRs MATcHETr & FRANCE.
Bourbon, Ind, May Is, 1873.
Sold by T.. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; G.
y. Dwight, eth and Chaplne sts; l.aughlln
Bros Co, Wheeling and Husbands 4 In.
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The Board then adiourncd.

Tug Cnygr4-CouSrY CouRr-Judg.
Aog.d.Irhis Court "as in session! IS usual
The case Of Klevis, Kraft 4 Co. VS.. Mary
V. Strobel, appealed from Justice Schultz,
was put on trial before the following jury:
II. Q. Peterman, Thomas K. MoiTett, j. +.
Campbell, Robert Bond, Daniel White.
head and 0. X. J. Ellifritz.
Tic jury in the case OF W. II. Wood
ward vs.. Charles Fisher were again SAINT 10
their chamber, and at $50 r. II. returned
with verdict for plaintiff for ST. 30.
The case Of KloviS, Kraft 4 Co. vs..
Strobel was not concluded at tho hour OF
adjournment, aNd will be resumed to-day.
Court qdjQqrRc4 to the usual hour this
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PHILADELPHIA, March 2O.-Flour - Inac-
tlyCi Minnesota extra family 81 60a4 O2x; do
fancy and Ohio choice .; Ohio fancy IS s.;
Minnesota patent process $7aS 90. Rye Flour
Dull at s. T0a2s1Xc. Wheat-Quiet; No 2
western rcd, elevator, 81 1885. Rye-.-lnac.
tive. Communicative; western rejected, track,
llISai2c. OAts-QniCt; western mixed 81 X
a32Hc. PrOvIsOns-StCady and IN fair do.
lnand; prices unchanged. IAnl-OXa7c. But.
ter Firm and unchanged. Cheese Steady
western full cream SylaSHc; do good 7aSC.
pIetrolCum-Dull and unchanged. Whisky
Firncr; western 81 COX.
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TEMPERANCE Observation-Disclosures
the Indictment weather n fair AUDIENCE
was in attendance ut Mozart Hall last
night. The meeting was addressed by
Hiram Young, ]. D. Ewing, G. W. Baggs
and gentlemen from Michigan, whose
name we failed to learn. There will be
another meeting at this hall tomorrow
night, when the red ribbon orator from
Michigan will address the audience.
itobOrt Marshall and others will nd
dress q meeting to be held at Parkers' Hall
tonight.