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sTRIPEoNTnEAT ATLANTIcA & GREAT WESTERN.
LONDON, February 27.-The bondhold.
ers and shareholders OF the Atlantic &
Great Western Railroad Company, who
have not deposited their bonds or stock
with the trustees, met to-day aud de.
nounced their exclusion from the meeting
called by the trustees tomorrow, especial.
ly as the meeting il convened 10 change
the reorganization scheme. The AIcHenry
meeting will be held in the first week in
March
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New Yorn.

NEw YoRk, February 27.-Cotton-Quiet
at 0 lS.lGa9 1910 Fl0ur-Quiet; supertine
western and State s. 5Oa3 rs; common to
good IS SOaS 90; good to choice s. 05a4 so;
white wheat extra 81 55a5 25; extra Ohio
50 75n5 90; ST, Louis s. SOa5 Is; Minnesota
patent process 80 OOaS IS. Wheat-Steally; !;
reieCted spring S2)SasS1Sc; ungraded do 0Oa
9Sc; No. 2 spring 05aO7c; unSradetl winter
red 81 GOAL 63; No. 5 81 O0kaI 10; No, g,
81 13al lS%; No. / do 81 l3al lSN; ungraded
amber 81 O.al IS; No.2 amber 81 l2aI l2I< /;
ungraded white$l Goal II; No. 9 do 81 20 I<al 10;
No ! do 81 llal TX; extra do 81 ISX. Rye
Quiet and Arm; western and State Ola0jc
Barley Steady and unchanged. Malt-Dull
andS'ominal. Uorn-Dull ungraded 4Ga40Nc;
No. 8, AI@a449<c; steamer 45al5L<c; No. Q 48a
46kc. 0ats-Dull and unchanged; No. 8 Willie
SSNci No. 2do SSI<c; No. / do SOC; western
mixed 31IaA 18c; white western S4a36c Hay
Quiet and trni; shipping 4a45c. Hops
Dull. Cotlee-Quiet Sugar-Dull and I'm.
changed; refining fair TO good G%aGsSc. No.
lasses-Quiet and unchanged. Rice-Quiet
but steady. PetrUleum-Quiet but steady:
United 96jGa97 Nc; crude S7EasjEc; refined
9Nc. WhiskY-Quiet at 81 OK bid; 81 0S
asked,
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7., ..,N Il Fi,,F V IE.E,|
the candidate Of tlle Repy bltean party but
against the independent Dem9cmtic can
didates, and candidatesb ny whatever name
known, who, were ,oppesed 70 thq regular
democrats, thus showing clearly that the
result sought for and accomplished was
not the prevention Of so-called carpet
pag rule and the establishment oil home
rule" but the success ot the Democratic
party In these States and IN the nation by
Whatever means ana cost south CARO-
INA shares alike thus spirit with Louisiana:
me democratic leaders seem insensible OF
lne laet lnat the stapllity, OF our govern
ment isinyolyed y lhese questions and to
be utterly unable p eomprSh hend that their
course Renders theretprn q material pros
perry ~ Y these people absolutely imposst.
pie. without peace and order there can be
nooeedienee 70 orentotcenent OF law; ma.
terial prosperity cannot come 70 these
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PHtLADELPmA, February 27.-Flour-Quiet;
Minnesota extra ftmily and medium 81 50;
good s. 75a4 slt fancy IS 90; Ohio do, fancy,
S 25; ST. Louis, choice aud high grades IS 80
aG 90. Wheat-Firm; No. 2western red, elc.
yatoF, 81 TO- Rye-Quiet and unchanged.
Corn-Quiet; western rejected, track, axe;
western steamer, 43a43Ifc. Oats-In moderate
demand; western mixed 29lSOc; white western
SOHaS2 Nc. Provisions Steady and in good
demand. Beei-Prime mess $l2 5OalS 90.
Mess Pork-$l0 2aall 90; prime mess extra
$l0S. Hams-Smokcd Sa0XC picked 71<a
SIC. lard-WesteFni7 in tierces, 7Na7Nc.
Buttcr-,Quiet but steady; New York and
HradIord county Penna,, extra, 20a2lo; West
ern Reserve extra l9alsc. EggS-Dull; western
l4c. Cheese--Steady; western full cream Sk
asNc. Petroleum-NGglceted; refined 9Xs
exc; crude S1GasX. Whisky-Western 81 OS,
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caIcAoo, February 27.-Flour-Firm and
unchanged. Whcat-ln moderate demand
and higher; No. 2 red winter OGc; No. 9 Chi.
Cago spring 0Ssla9S3lc cash; 05sGc March;
9isSc. April; 07S4c May; No. s do 7SXc; re.
jected Csc. Corn--Stcldy aud In fair do.
mG9pl; gilt edged ssTa3tc psElG a9kC March;
Sa4Sp Aprili SJMp May. 0atG-steady and
tiFMi 3AG hid cash; 2SHc March; 239Gc
April 26Hc, May. Rye-Steady and un.
changed. Barley-Dull at 76a7Ic. Pork
Active and a shade higher at $40 25 cash;
$i0 q EEal0 go March; $40 40alO 4yIE April;
at lower rates; 1917 IISa0 so cash March, 90 90
May. Bulk Meats-In good demand and
prices a shade higher az IS ST. & SOa5 20
Dressed Hogs-Quict but firm at$iOO. Whisky
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a AMoRRIRLE DIscovERY.
a Dcad nodx FORCED lnto a Trunk.


BosroS, February 27.-This afternoon
Michael Daley, while at work on Western
avenueS about two miles outside of the
citySsot Lynn, saw, a little way of, what
he supposed was huge chunk Of wood,
and on investigation It proved to be a
trunky-from which human hand pro-
truded. The trunk was tied with
q large 'woolen string. 's0p open.
Ing tho trunk horrible spectacle was pres
sOnted, being that OF tho body OF a young
woman about twenty.tour years Of age, in
nude condition, with the arms and legs
twisted about in every conceivable shape.
The nose was entirely cut of. The trunk
contained besides the dead body two
champagne bottles and several bricks. An
autopsy was held, and It was the opinion
Of the doctors that she had been dead two
or three days. Up to midnight no clue
had bpon obtained. THUS for she has not
boon ideiititied. u L.H q
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NEw YoRE, February q. Judge Dona-
hue has refused 10 vacaie The ,ordefs pf
arrest in tie case of Ffeh. 4. freeman:
fts Is charged with obtaining improperly
$500 tr6mthe Guardian Mutual lnsur.
ance Company. +. FfSSman, father Of
Frederick, has resigned the Presidency OF
the Globe Mutual Insurance Company.
DR.. Lambert, President OF the wrecked
American Popular Life Insurance Com.
papY, Will Be released on bail, pending the
new trial.
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AIIeEnenn Cattle.

EAsr Liberty, February 27.-cArrLE-Re.
Seipts to-day S57 head, all through stock,
Total Tor three days l3,0l7 head Of through
and dsa o. local. Everything SOldout. Prime,
1900 lbs, 81 4Oa4 20, common t : fair. 1000 10
l,l00 lbs, IS Goal 25 stockeis, as 10 quality,
81 75aS 81; bulls, cows aud stays, - 35I3 Is.
sales for the week 1 lsi head, agiinst OI7 the
HoGs-Receipts today $3.50 head. Total
for three days zoos. Workers s. Sia4 10
Phlladelphlas 81 50a4 rs.
SlEEP-lieCeipts to-day. 1000 head. Total
for three dayG G000 boad. Market declined
lOa9Oo from last weeks prices; extra IS lOr
s 25; fair to good n 6Oal 50; common S. 95a
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DrG Democratic brethren have q good
RAGy independents in their ranks and
taey should go slow on Speaker Mof-
tat II he rolls of the two houses were
poIIslVithaviaw Of ascertaining the ante
celtnts Of themenbers, it might develop
agOdmanyiregulars. Wchave observed
thltthe Democratic brethren are occasion.
lyyery apt when candidates TO weigh
cANtiHlIy the chances OF success in q can.
VS., and when they can make Il point by
e0nIng out us independents they 10 not
hesitate to assume the responsibility.
There is the great Commoner from Dod.
dHdse for instance. AS the servant
oI the people he has once or twice
IN hseventiul life east aside the shack.
HI OF party aud stood for m election
on the broad basis of the universal
brotherhood Of man. The Judge once
GP0n time trained in the Republican
amp anil We had high hopes that he
would tarry III the ranks OF the chosen
people But times change and men
'IaaSe with them, and the Judge ex.
Ieaenced a ycaning for the flesh pots Of
Egypt A few ycNrs later we saw him
a'y the people under his independent
'aAner and as such, il we mistake not, he
aN elected to 50 to Charleston in 1875.
and twas only the other day that he an.
ANnGed to a listening house in the midst
.'aO0St Of eloquent enthusiasm that he
nA IN lS79 scratched the regular Demo.
eFallc ticket nnd voted for his friend the
Ex-Governor of West Virginia.
And this reference brings to mind that
even 50 eool man and struighta Demo.
''N as theexAiovenor Of West Virginia
"a'e Fan against the regular nominee.
aaa 80 did his sturdy colleague who sils
o!a' m side md watches over the interest
~ 0sconstiments. Aud 80 did the gen.
" S''aa lE"m Lewis, the man whom Chap.
%sSa't " IovN as his own life. No later
~ SIa ''sI tall Nj. Arnold ran tilt against
Wy regular Democratic nominee and beat
ana aa out Of sight. And yet all these indie.
isadeOs bre'Arrn, aud 10 know not how
%,1 Amy more were in the grand conclayt
",,' 'st' 0eId a star chamber court Of investi
S''oS sa' over the independence Of 5thi
~ Aenanl brethren, ",hat mercy Ito 9th
,' show that mercy show to me-" Re
,s ,%@OeF Your an,ecedents and bethinI
d ourselves aoe' how soon it may happen to an,
S!0o'9 S., be again independent candidates
Is,s@IOeF SS"O ~. the criticism of tho historian
TSs, Sa n uae great Burke, "he gave 10 pari,
l., ,A. wv was meant Tor mankind,n Remem
sSDS, a j,,o Ae lesson Of the great poet viii
ii NV, s.o Us .', that in hunters political, as Ii
Svr se ,e, no Pent up Utica should contin,
NH SGeS; %A; the whole State Of West Vii
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TtrErwas rumor current yesterday
MAJ A pressure was being exerted on
S,4sker Moirrt in order to force him to
,s,ia his position because his present
,iev, Of the political situation do not suit
, number of those who voted for him.
Wetmst that he will do nothing Of the
Eial lie has violated no rule Of the
lOdv over which he presides so efiici-
eptIy by expressing his opinions,
,Di he is not answcrable to that
boly for anything but dereliction
inoacc. lie has made the best Speaker
the State has had for years, and We trust
,bA, he will stand right by his colors and
deiythoe who are attempting to apply
,he pressure. Let every man look after
hi, own political record these days. Half
the Democrats in West Virginia do not
known today whether they are
aIoOt or horseback OH the currency
question. Part Of the time they are
Greenbackers and part Of the time Demo-
cas, aud the rest OF the time they can't
Tell which they are. MOtfet is a Green.
barker, but no more Of one than Ben Will
sou pro!essed to be- in his late canvass.
The,eare those who stay in the Democrat
itnnks because it suits them, and because
they don't care what the issue is SO long as
it keeps them ailoat. MOfIet proposes
to act with the Grecnbackers, because he
i, atisled that the Democracy are going
to be scoOped again by Tilden and his
batl money, as they we're in 1876, and
he elOesn't propose to be MS plant and &c.
NRmo!atiOG in his views as were the men
Eho went to st. Louis and voted for Old
BillAlIrn and soft money, and then came
hack and threw up their hats for Tilden
tHlhanl money.
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PuiIman'S Angel.I Sentenced Toy 10 years,

CnIcAao, February 97.-Charlna w.
Angel, the deiaulting secretary OF the
Pullman Palace Car Company, pleaded
guilty this morning in the criminal court
OF two indictments against him for lar.
ceny as bailcc and mbezzlcment, and was
sentenced by Judge Williams to ten years
imprisonment in the penitentiary, the full
extent OF the law. lie made no remarks,
manifested no emotion end simply bowed
as the sentence was named. Judge VIII
.liams expressed the belief that the full
penalty at least was deserved.
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Raltiaiarh,

BALrIAoaE ESha,ayy 27.-Flour Steady
and without change. Wheat-Western tirn; |;
Eo. 2 Pennsy 1yahia red 81 y; No. 2 western
Winter red spot and MarchS 81 l1Na1 Il; Apfil
$i121sal l2at. Corn WestP(n Itrni weS tern
mixed SPOT md March Sal{c Airfl 5l3
t{a4S May Isl JJsc; steamer Nc 0atS-Quiet
Std iAb66t steady and anchapged NE
Quiet aud unchanged HAY Steady and
Without ebSnsei light supplY PayssiotSS J
EaSleF and unchanged, hIIleE-Qujet and
unchanged, RgEa-uNchaUEed. Petroleum
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PIRE RECORD.

TEN BuILnISGs RgRSED At rAaxERsRuN0.
PARKRssRuRo, FebruaTs .2Earlyahis
morning a tlrc at sefdmord's foundry, cor
ner Market and Kanawha streets, destroy.
ed that building and Callahan's Hotel
adjoining. The wind blowing gale,
sprpad the flames TO block OF business
houses, destroying altogether, ten build
inVS LOss. S9b. 600.
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ClNcIsSAn, February 27.-cotton
good demand at full prices, 0Kc. Flour
EomInally unchanged. Wheat-In fair DE-.
demand but at lower rates: red 0scaSl OF.
Con-AaSGc. Oats-In fair demand at 20 IA
300. Rye-Qqict at 69a5tc, Hsflay-tn fair
demand loE 20. 2 fall 4t as IoFk1Denand
fair; market firm and regular at $40 25
cash $40 S0alO 6a seller May. I.ard-In good
demand steam at % 10 Bulk Meats-Strng;
shoulders at y 16a3 50 oashi q 0Oal 05 seller
Nay; short ribs IS I0S; short clear IS 2Oa
. 20, hacon-Demand fair and market firm
at 4Aa5ha5&c. Dutter-Steady and un.
changed; Linseed oil-In good demand at
Csc Whisky-Qniet at$l0S
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DOR RENT.-The Rooms now occupied
~ BY ChAs, \. Dwight, Druggist, corner Twenty
fourth and Chapllne StFeetE. Apply 10 Z, Z, rAf-
LOR, over the store. ielS
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Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK, February 27.-Business was
irregular to-day with package houses and the
tobbing. trade ruled quiet Cotton goods are
In steady demand and firm at unchanged
prices. Jobbcrs have advanced some makes
Of grain bags Prints quiet Glnghams In
fair demand and dress goods doing well.
Foreign goods fairly active.
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Oallapso af an Iraa RalIVoad RpIaso.

wiLNlSaToS, Ill, February GA
span Of one hundred and ten feet Of the
iron railroad bridge of the Chicago L Alton
Railroad here gave way this morning as
an empty coal train was passing over, and
precipitated three coal ears into the chan.
mel Of the Sankakee river, oyer ihirty feet.
The other SECTIONS ot The bridge, which
ats Of The Howe truss pattern, We're uhin!
iured. Loss seyeral thousand l9,.StS, 10
one injured. Il L ssNnposed tbs kesh iseSts
aiisetsa tha hopdetphs eastl1ga Trains
VIII le temporarily run oyer another
branch olllle road and no delay will occur
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Toleta.

ToLEpo, February .-Wheat-s Steady sex
ira white Michigan 81 o.; amber Michigan,
SPOT 81 OK; March q OK; April 81 O89t ;
May 81 061S; No. 2 red winter March 81 OK
asked 81 o2 bid; May $l06I<; western amber
= @1. Con-Quiet; No. 2 spot S5hc;
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yeralet-GnIIty 81 BniIot nor S,ullnr

BALTIMORE, February 20.lIIPthe Uni.
ted States Circuit Court the jury after hay
ing been out since Tuesday, to-day rem
dercds verdict ofgnilty against ALBERT
Seibold, Judge OF election in the Fifteenth
Ward at the late Congressional election.
lie was indicted for having stuffed tho
ballot boX,
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EEW ORLEANS, February a. Sugar
Dull. MolaSes-Demand fair and prices
higher; fermcnting 22a2Sc; cistern bottoms
2SaSst; common 2Oa22c; fair 23a2Sc; centri-
fugal 2Da27c. Others unchanged.
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A MISSING aIRL,

Miss Laura Teed, OF franklin, Mass,
has been missing since the 2lst, and al
though her age does not correspond with
that Ofthe- girl found at Lynn In a trunk
to-day, she was fully developed and
might be mistaken for one Of p years
Tie description given by Supt. Adams, Of
the Boston Police, Of Miss iced, answers
the asseripton ofthe murdered girl.
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NEw YoRx, February 27.-Frey's livery
stable burned this morning with mum.
ber OF carriages and forty.threc horses,
some valuable. Loss. SlOO,O0O.
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corlyr I1orsE nuRNEn.

DETROIT, February 27;17.A. 4 fire at Mon;
roe, AIichS tonight totally destroyed Stlle
Monroei Court House, Eshmateq bss,
$4,000. Cause, Detective tlue,
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EGYPE
~ EGYPE 3RS
Nj &st )
MINISTER wti!soN SATISFIED.

,CARo, IFebruary. 27.l .lThs KllediveS
son, Prince Hassan, Commander of the
army, has publicly apologized to the Eng
lish Consul for the insults to Rivers vii.
son, Minister OF Finance, and Wilson has
expressed his satisfaction with theapology.
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sS%saa1lIJ. s% ". ! dR9ber, A, Woods, in ,tlle oaite,
Keller baltimore City Directory, about
srs,t @ ,av Roman l.inlmCnt. He was a,
lpIiir,,iat'tr ,aiat'tr trom Rheumatism; Three
.HsFtsaI' "l HeIler's Roman iiniment
''' aa enIim Aul lastinScure.
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AUSTRALIA.

UNWILLING THE COOK STATUE.
SYDNEY, February 27.-The statue OF
Capt. Cook was unveiled yesterday in the
presence OF 20, 600 persons.
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,The Kanpks opposed 20 Daty on AmsFl,
~ can Grain,

/ MONTREAL, February 9s.-A petition 10
Parliament, praying that no duty be i'm.
posed on American grain imported into
the dominion Is being extensively signed
here by shippers Of grain, inland and
ocean carriers, and dealers. as they main
tain that export trade in this city will be
seriously injured.
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sudden Death OF an Important Govern
IuAnt Witness

NKw oRLEASs, La, February 97.-J. II.
Tompkins, the principal witness Tor the
Government in q large number Of tohaeep
and whisky gases, died suddenly This
morning Of neuralgia Of the heart,
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RArLRoAp % !, BOSps-Irregular.


SToCks-+rhe market opened irregular and
the general list soon exhibited weakness
prices showing = decline Of 1SA2 percent, New
Jersey Central, (which was heavily pressed for
sale, being most prominent IN the downward
movement Western Union and Lake Shore
were, however, exceptionally strong. the former
advancing from l02A to 105k and the latter
from 70A to 7lk. About midday the entire
market assumed steadier tone and during the
afternoon considerable buoyancy character.
lied dealings, the advance FROM the lowest
point ranging from X to per cent Western
Union, which had declined to l03X, rUse to
106N, New jersey Central sold up from SGk
to 39H After these stocks, the leading fea-
lures were Lake Shore, Erie, Delaware. lac.a.
wanna and Western and the granger shares
The market closed strong
The transactions aggregated 27500O shares,
Of which s., 900 were Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore,
$500 Wabash, 10000 Northwestern common,
1900 preferred, 1900 st. Paul common, {, ,OOJ
preferred, 10000 Lackawanna, 1900 Nov Jer-
sey Central, $50 Michigan Central, 5000
Union Pacitic, 5000 St Joe preferred, 5000
Ohios, $1,000 Western Union and ., 400 Mis-
NouFi Kansas and TaNaS
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ITALY.
THE STORM on THE ITALIAN cosr--suonns

rIlE STORM on TlTE ITALIAN coSr-slIonEs
sTRRwN WITH WRECKS.
RoME, February 27.-Thc great storm
Monday night was most disastrous on the
whole coast. 1t is strewn with wrecks,
and at many ports small crafts were blown
out TO sea, and the! last new quay ut Posi-
lipps is almost entirely destroyed. In
the interior the storm was equally violent.
At Rome the force OF the wind was un.
paralleled. All the windows OF the Mon
astery, OF Montealle Croci, were destroyed,
and a portion Of the base Of Michael An.
geio's statute Of David was swept Of.
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rhree Years for PeElnry,

BosroS, Mass, February ~ George
Flowers, alias F. ]. Watson, who com.
mitted perjury, offering himself rs bonds.
man for AL Frank Paige, has been sen.
fenced to three years IN the Stale prison.
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CHICAGO, February 2l.-The Droyers' Journal
reports
hoOs-Reeeipts %, 1000 head; shipments TO-.
GO g s.a Sea9 H. slew and steady ss mixed packing
u 00a4 40. IT,
CArrLE- Receipts 1000 head; shipments
2,2Oo head. Firm and more active shipping
81 loa6 l21f; stnckers- and feeders IS 70a{ 90 :;
butchers stronger; cows q 0Oa4 90; bulls q S0a
400.
sHEEp- Receipts 100 bead; shipments 1900
head. Steady At s. 26al 70.
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Cincinnati Hor marked.

CIScINxArL February 27.-Hoas-- Steady
with good demand; common at s. 25a3 s.;
light IS S5ai 20; packing 81 l5aI 10; butchers
= 4Oa4 05. Receipts 2,244 head; shipments
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


GALVESTON, February 27.-Last night a
stage containing four passengers was
halted near Peg Leg Station by two high.
waymen, who ordered the passengers out
singly and took their yalua6les.
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ST. Louis, February 27.-IIogs-Fairly ac-
tive; Workers and Baltimorcs s. 76a4 10 ; pack
lug IS f0a4 rs; butchers TO PhiIadelphias
81 10a4S5 Receipts G.S0O head.
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CLGvEuANp, February 27.-Jas. Turpin,
Of this city, convicted Of raping his own
daughter, was to-day sentenced 10 the
penitentiary for life.
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S'y S"0 y.S.+l S'lS, !. Of Western Union stock.
V 'vs S.'. .0HS FeOruary.I- -rhepS purchases
s,On,s "ssIetn ,', Union Telegraph stock by
Sp S Y parties Parties nre on M Immense scale..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28

ror Morgantown Pot considers 1t an
,,,nre on everything like truth and fair
'S.lbst ]. Kelley Weaver, who held an
,sgoin,ment d, as West virginian foryears
United States Consul to Antwerp,
.,,nld now be made Consul General at
Wanna ,Ts and still hcraldcd TO the world as
.tsmthIs State, when it is notorious that
IL. oaly relationship he ever had to West
yiriaia was n brief profcssorship at Nor
n,town. The facts Of the case are that
INN. made this appointment at the In
s,nte Of Bishop Simpson, whose daughter
Ts,yer married just about the time Of his
,sDointment 10 Antwerp, and the same
i'soepcc a, the White House has had him
,np,erred to Vienna, The appointment
.SsrIl be charged up on the Blue book to
H,bOp Simpson and not to West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28
o,a sraops ylrsiala Qq Ilsr Ear.

RIrlhniIspEsp, iIsE Febtdary gz4Jldgdi Hives
lshollIag ul,iied States c9qrt here, Five
County Court Judges were i9ligteA by the
grand inFF today ior failing h ALLOW
negro iarors, Great excitement prevails.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28
Financial and Commercial.
BY.TR1RdR4PR.


NEw YoRK, February 27.-MoSEY-Market
active at Sac per cent, closing at 4. Prime
mercantile paper 3ab per cent, Sterling Ex-
change, Bankers hills dull at 81 SO; Sight
Exchange on New York at 81 So
! G0YERNMENfA-ACtiYR and strnne No.