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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-15
REHABILITATION

The following gives the latest returns
50 far as heard from at 3 An:
Ashtabula county-Twenty-one town
ships, Republican gain 40S.
Athens cOunty-No returns.
Augioise cOIlnty-FOur townships,
Democratic gain IL.
Belmont cOunty-Six townships, Re
publican gain l43.
Brown cOunty-TwO townships, Re
publican gain II.
Butler county-Four precincts, Re
publican gain a.
Carroll cOunty-Three townships,
Democratic gain Il.
Champaign cOunty-Fiye townships
and Urbana City, Republican gain %.
Clarke cOunty-Four townships and
four wards Springfield, Republican gain
l32.
Clermont eounty-Three prescincts,
Democratic gain so.
Clinton cOunty-Two townships, Re
publican gain IL.
Columbian county = Six precincts,
Republican gain, Isl.
CoshOcton eounty-Four townships,
Democratic gam OF ~.
Crawford eounty-Five townships,
Democratic gain, 246.
Cuyahoga couny-Twenty preciucts,
Republican gain, 747. .-t
Clarke county-Five townships, DEM
ocratic gain, As.
Defiance county-Three precincts,
Democratic gain, 81.
IT, d.
publican gain, AZ.
Erie county-Two townships and San
dusky city, Republican gain, 246.
Fairfield county - Fine precincts,
Democratic gain, 10. -
Fsyette county Two townships,
Republican gain 9. ~.
Fulton county - Three townships,
Dpmocratic gain IL.
Galha county-Three townships and
city OF Gallfpolis, Republican gain S2.
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EXTRAORDINARY ELOPE-
MENT.
4 Brother and Sister Run Away
and are Made Husband and
Wife

NANDAIIA, October Is - 4 young
and respectable-looking couple, brother
and sister, named Fred. and Louise
Rauckmann, son and daughter OF quite
a respectable farmer, residing in Lone
Grove township, about twenty miles
from this city, boarded the train few
days ago, went 10 Louis and were made
husband and wife. They remained in
the city dav or two, then returned
homeward. getting off the train at
BrOwnStOwn, a station eight miles from
this place, and for fear OF being detected,
wandered out in the woods near the
town, and remained there until found
and arrested to-day by Constable JO-
seph Copeland.
The man is about twenty-One years OF
age, and Of good appearance, and his
sister nineteen, and rather good-loOking.
When asked why he was induced 10
commit such an act, he said: my sister
loved me so well we thought the best
thing We could DO would be to get mar
ried.'
He was further asked il he did not
know it was wrong and against the law
10 90 50, anu dlcN WHY Nlltl llA IlFiu-
selves in the woods and kept away from
their parents This he answered by
saving, ave did not know il was wrong,
and only hid in the woods for fear of
being discovered by our folks, as they
were very much opposed to our marry
ing" E
Their parents are very respectable
people, and are sadly grieyed over the
unparalleled act of their children. They
were tried this afternoon, were found
guilty and were bound over, the mans
bond being fixed at 500 and the wom-
ans at 800, in default of which they
were committed TO the county Jail.
The affair has created great excitement
in this city.
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OHIO.
The Democrats Carry the Lsgis-
lature.
Foster Probably Elected, But
the Democracy Catch
the Boom.
And Democratic Gains IN Some
Sections are Reported. >
Heavy Vote PolIed- Quiet and Or.
DERBY Election.

Last year, the night after the election
in Ohio, and at this hour in the night,
the enterprising and exceedingly vera
eiOus guessers-the reporters Of the
Press AssociatiOn-were Kind enough 10
place the Republican majority for Secre-
tary BARNES at not Lss than $4,000 Be
fore the end OF the week the Republican
managers were willing 10 put up with
the paltry majority of little over 5000.
These same talented guessers now tellus
that, iithe ratio Of gain keeps mp all over
the State as il has been reported to be
in some of the pumpkin-pie and sage
cheese districts OF the Yankee Reserve,
FosrER's majority will be 5000! Possi-
bly, it will, If these problematical Re
publican gains continue down in Old
Monroe and counties Of that sturdy sort;
but probably FosrKR's 5000 majority
will 90 a-glimmering, as did BARNTs'
1900.
But, conceding Fosters election, the
great prize-the Legislature-is almost
beyond doubt in the hands Of
the Democracy. 1t is true, the
Republicans are claiming" this
also-but that party is party
VI eIaims and promises We have found
nothing in the dispatches up to ; O'Clock
a. ~ 10 make us doubt that the Demo-
Gratis have won a substantial and a glori-
ous victory in Ohio-in securing the
Legislature in both its branches.
Below will be found a mass OF figures,
estimates and gussses. We give them
As w. received them:
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A COAT OF TAR.
Terrible Punishment of an AL
legged Wife Beater at New
PHILADELPHIA.

New PHILADELPHIA, o., October H.
Our town is intensely excited over the
tarring Of 4 man named Young, on Sat
urday night, for beating and otherwise
cruelty treating his wife. Young is a
blacksmith, and three years ago married
the daughter of a respectable manuiac-
turer Of Canal Dover. For some time
past the neighbors say, he has been
treating his wife in most shameful
manner. He was threatened, if he did
not cease his cruelties to her, he would
be- punished.
On Friday last the father came here
and took his daughter away from
Young. On Saturday night last Young
was deCOyed into retired street, and
at given signal the gas was turned out
and squad numbering about twenty
five men surrounded him. \ cloth was
quickly thrown over his head, and he
was marched off. He was terribly
frightened and yelled murder. Not a
word was spoken by his captOrs, but
they all worked according TO
signs given by one of their number, who
appeared to be the captain.
ne pIlobllti Ndn AtthNll " Ailt EtAo-
works, in Obedience to the leader, and
laid under the coal-tar pump His
shirt-collar was first unbuttOned and
warm coal tar run down his back, filling
his shirt. Then his pantaloons We're
unbuttoned and they were filled. To
finish the Job they stood the frightened
wretch on his head and pumped the
warm coal-tar in copiOus quantities
down his pantaloon legs. BY this time
he was well coated with warm tar from
head to foot and severely pummeled in
the bargain. The mysterious squad
then quietly disbanded and Young was
allowed to go his way.
BY the time he reached home the tar
had cooled and solidifed in his hair and
all over his body, sealing his fine cloth
ing fast to his skin. Physicians were
sent for, help called in, and the whole
night spent in the severe and painful
task OF relieving him. Turpentnc and
carbon oil were freely used the entire
night, and from the effects OF scraping
and rubbing the poor fellows body is
frightiully swollen, the blood fairly
bursting from the veins. Ii took three
hours to remove his clothing. His IA
ther, it is said, offers reward of 500
for the apprehension of the tar painters.
1t was terrible punishment, and it is
wonder that Young still lives.
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Bishop's majority in the State Tor Cow
ernor in 1877, 90, l52 lDemocrstlcl
Barnes majority for Secretary OF State
in 1873. 3,l54 (Republican.)
At the election for Governor in 1877
the Grecnhack and Labor Reformcrs
polled 20,40l, and the ProhibitiOnisn
1896 votes. In the State election last
year the Greenback and Labor Reform
ers polled 3S, ,332, and the Prohibiionsts
5,6s2 The latter nearly all came from
the Republicans, and 80 do abont half
of the GrccnbaCkers.
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crowd Of penonsoi all parties are on the

crowd OF persOresOi ali parties are ON the
march to greet him.
special dispatch to the Register.
go, CoLUNBUs, October Is, . A. NJ.
The Democratic majority in Colrm-
bus is 600 and in the county l,4OO.
Prominent Democrats eoncede Fosters
election by 1900. General Robinson
claims that il the rates of gains holds
out he will have 5000. 525 precinds
heard from give a net Republican gsn
Of 7.46g. L IA
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GRAFTON.
Miscellaneous Notes and News
OF "a Personal, Social and Busi-
ness Character.
Correspondence Of the Regi,ieL

Correspondence Of the Register
GRAFTON, Tuesday. October II.
4 little son OF James Barrett, while
attempting to get off train, yesterday
evening, on the bridge across the river
at this place, was precipitated into the
river below, falling distance Of some
sixty feet. The river being nearly dry,
the boy was badly bruised, and is not
expected 10 live.
Jasper. the fireman who was badly
hurt at the BeltOn collision, il still liy-
ing and has improved little.
DR.. T. Il. Yates, young graduate of
the Medical Department Of the Uniyers-
ity Of Maryland, left for Hayes City.
Kansas, last night, where he will here
after make his home.
Samuel Powell, our popular Deputy
Sheriff, was married this morning at .
o'clock, to Miss Lizzie Martin, of llar-
risOn county.
We learn that Dr. Jim Rohrbsuyh,
one OF our brightest young physcians,
is soon 10 he married 10 Miss Capitota
Herizog. handsome young lady OF
West Grafton.
Ii is also rumored that two OF our
Young lawyers, one a widower, are soon
10 prosecute suits in the court OF matri-
monv TO successful conclusion.
\ United States Deputy Revenue
Collector also will soon emulate the eI-
ampl. Of his legal friends.
Miss Hattie Means, a young lady who
has attended the Wheeling Female
Seminary for the past two years, ~
teaching in the West Grafton schools
4 large number Of men are working
on the new court house. II will he un-
der roof in two months.
Engineer Nagle, Of the Branch, was
seriously, and perhaps fatally, injured a
few days since, by jumping from his en-
gine when at full speed in order 10 es-
cape an expected collision with train
that was pulling in on a side track. The
train got in in time, however, 10 avoid 4
collision, and the cOolness and bravery OF
Michael Flagle, who was at the switch,
presented run-of by promptly
closing the switch in time 10 enable the
coming train TO pass saiely on. II was
one OF the most wonderful escapes and
one Of the brayest acts that effected it
that il vet known in the Branch annals.
Michael Flagee should be remembered
by the company.
An ore bank near lronton fell in a
few days ago. Several men we're hurt,
among them Joseph Carr, OF Grafton
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Francis +. WALKER Superintendent
OF the Census, has prepared and for
wardsd to the different companies a
handsomely printed pamphlet, contain
ing an endless array Of questions, COW
ering the receipts, disbursements and
cost of repairs CT all descriptions Of each
company. He goes into the minute de-
tails Of engine expenses, demands TO
know the salaries and earrings, the num-
Der of passengers and pounds OF freight
transported, the different classifcations
of freight, and says he must know about
the financial status OF every railroad cor
poration, and to facilitate matters pre-
sents comprehensive tablees for their
use. In short, there is no point in the
vast minute Of railroad management
that Is not covered by his lawyer like
system of questions To complete the
statement a. requested will necessite a
intricate figuring.
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DRY oooDs


New YoaE, October l4.-Dry Good
There is an increased demand Tor brown
cottons and the cotton goods market has
an improved undertons and 9 6rmer
look. Prints no qsist kiehhond's
fancy pints have ben cloesd eat tstk}s.
Dress goods less active. Spring weiGbt
voolens in steady demand By tbs Gozh.
ing trade. Fiannes ecntinae Wi sold
up and firm.
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WOOL.
PhildHlphlA.

PHILADELPHIA, October li.-Wool-
Firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and shove 4OS43c; extra
40tay42c; medium 40(s45c; coarse. $40
40c; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine 36(91oe; medium 43s45c
coarse 37@40c; combing washed 2otS
4Sc; unwashed 32(s35c; Canada comb
ing 37(940c; fine unwasbed 25(936c
coarse and medium unwashed 3O(S3Sc;
tub washed A2945c.
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East Liberty.
PRODUCE.
Phiiadsiphia

PHiLl DELpBfl, October I4.-Flour-
Demand good and tending upward:
stock choice Minnesota nearly eshans,,
ed white winter family reduced 20 ey.
uemely low figures; Minnesota ertra
family, good, ~ rs; choice ~ sofas s5I:
fancy s. 90; Minnesota patent - I'D
= 70. Rye Flour-At 81 7HsG Oh
Wheat-Unsettled; western red ON traek
81 81; No. 2 elevator 81 4OlsI I3I. sec-
Ond call-higber; No. 2 red. spot ami
seller October 81 - bid, 81 Is ASKED.
Con-lnactive; low and hiyh rni.ed
on track, 6ils57yc, chiefly AZ 55.57I.
yellow western b7Cs57}c. SECOND caIi
Corn IN fair demand: ,ail pIxed .,.os
and seller October Sc bid. 6f,r ssLrd.
seller November 56}c lid. 57sc ssL.S.
seller December sc bid. 5sie sslss
Osts-fir I'm western mixed 3sfa3sic:
Oh,o shite voc; No. 2 white 4l yc; choice
and iancy f2fs,f3c. Proyisions-In good
demand and unchanged. IArd-West.
ern tierce ssNs6ic. Butter-steady AMI
unchanged. Eggs-Firmer: western
lsc. Cneese-steady and unebsn.sd
Petrolenn-Qniet; refined 7lc. WhisLv
-scarce and hrm; western 81 10.
Chasaeo.
CHIeAoo, October l4.-Flour-o,,.f
but firm. Whest-Fairly active aad.
sbahe nisiief; closed easier: No. 1 CHI
cAso ,gnng VI 1901 20; No. 2 Al IL
cash; ~ ~ seller November: si.z6
seller December; 81 10 seller yssf, Nh
VI U rejected 00c. Com-Gods,.s.,.,
actiye .ed higher; 39ie bid oash .nI
seller November; 57ic seller yssy. scSs
seller - 4sanuary; Dic seller May: reiectssi
SfsSac. Oats-In good dfmsnd-s.I
prices : shade higher at 2sjs cssh: zsie
seller November; ss1c sefIer Nav ~.
-Modsrstely active and hixhssst 7zlc
Barley Easier Il 75c. Tmotby -
Higher u ~ 0o(92 Is. Piar s<e5<
H;gha At 81 x2SlsI "a. Pork-U,-
setus1 but generally higher; M SO:
Old ylD 70 cash; - 70ls,s Is sslIer Mo-
vsnbes; IS 65 No. 4; s 6S(as 20 .Ilsr
year; y z}@9 30 seller January.
IArd-Demand sctiye and prices "a
y.nesd y = 9 81; te s7lfss 60 seller
7l}e5 - seller January. Ban
xsats-ln iair demand but q Iov~r
rates at g 75(e5 70. whisky-sleadv
and unchanged st d o..
~ AdSaioai kasrhas Sc yssvtA Peos
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Democratic Gains County Ticket
Elected.
One Hundred Majority for Ewing.

special Dispatch 10 the Register.
ST. CLAIRsvILI.E, October 10,
st. Clairsville precinct gives Ewing
40 Democratic majority, a gain of two.
Glencoe precint gives Ewing l02 major
ity, Democratic gain of six.
Smith township-Ewing, 100 MAORI
ty; Democratic gain, 4.
Union tOwnship-Ewing, 80 majori-
ty; Republican gain, s.
Colerain township-Forter, 10 majod-
ty; Democratic gain, -. .'
Warren township-Foster, ls4 major
ity; Republican gain, 2.
Wheeling township-Ewing. IL ma
jority; Republican gain Of three.
About one-half the county is heard
from. The probabilities are that Ewing
will have 100 majority in the county.
The Democratic county ticket is suppos-
ed 10 be elected, except the Prosecuting
Attorney, who has been elected
by the Republicans. County close on
Representative, with strong probability
that Atkinson, Democrat, is elected.
The Republicans elect the Senator from
this district.
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LIVE sToCK.


CnrcAGo, October l4.-The Drown
Journal reports hog receipts 1900 head;
shipments Q, 800 head. Market stronger
all around, but closing a trife tame;
mixed packing 81 D(a3 20; light " ~
@,3 80; cl,oice heavy 81 COOS ~.
Cattle Receipts $500 head; ship
mens 5000 head. Market almost life
less; natives easier, but not Quotably
lower at 81 00tS4 50; butchers and can.
ming scaroe and 6nmer; stockers drag
ging and lower; western cattle steady,
but cool grades slow; Texans steady
and in god demand.
Shcsp-Reccipts 500 head; ship
ments none. Market weaker and low
er. LONDON cable reports that the cat
tie supply In much shorter, but that
choice stock Ia clear out; buyers attend
ing largely; quick saIes and higher
prices for everything; sheep very firm
and shade higher.
East Liberty.
EAsT LsKRTr, October l4.-Caitle--
Receipts to-day 3O8 head OF through
and ,2l6 head Of yard stock. The run
In heavy, but the majority 10 very com
mon and selling low and slow. ~ much
M 2jc oil from this day a week ago.
good 10 ertra are also of about 10 or ~
cents on hundred. Good W prime a. 20
G,5 lj; lair 20 medium a. O0(sD4 90;
COMMON - 1908 80.
Hogs-R Receipts to-day $3.50 head.
Philadsl phias o. 90(s40O; Workers o. 20
@3yo. Market dull and selling slow.
sheep Rsoeipt to-day 200 head.
selling bnsk At - 0ts4 25 for com
mon 10 dhoice.
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COLUMBUS

sp.risI Dispatch to the Rcgister.
CoLUNBUs, October l4.
Favorable weather and great enthusi-
asm characterized to-day's election, and
both parties commenced the battle in
good spirits At no time, perhaps, has
more interest been manifest in an elec-
ton. As the day advanced the excite
ment became more and more intense,
and bOth parties became more cont
dent, although fears w,r' entertained
throU sh0ut the day that the Prohibit
uItu Ma Gould materially affect the re-
snn in local way. The Greenback
element throughout the day felt posi-
tive Of polling a vote double that of last
wear. An unpreselcntcdly large vote
wI- pollrd, showing effective work in
the ranks Of all parties. each of Which
spared no pains to have their last
man a, the polls. Towards the close the
excitement increased, and early in the
evening the populacc became Wild with
excitement ~ the press dispatches were
announcedat al the different headquarters.
The Republicans are located al the City
,lIaI having iorestalled the Democrats,
who have been compelled as the only
alternative, % use room ON High
street, the aecommOdatiOnsot which are
not near sufficient 10 accommodate the
crowds. As the news Was announced
from tha ID mrcratc headquarters the
crowds commenced gathering, and High
street soon became living and surging
mass Of humanity for distance of five
squares. The gains AMI losses given are
based upon the vote for Secretary
State in ISIS, which election was carried
by the Republicans by 5000 majority.
The returns received here at thus hour
IOr.M., from - precincts, show a ne
Republican gain of l,2t5.
LATER p. N.
special Dispatch b. the Register.
COLUNBUs, o., Oct a.
The following additional DemOc ratio
gains are reported aside from those in
the Associated Press dispatches: Van
Yfrt county, 10; Napoleon, Perry conn
Wv. p; Pomeroy, two wards, 30. The
TrNsh warl shows a gain for Ewing Of
-25. The Republicans have received
speciaIs from 2O6 precincts, in which the
met gain Cor Foster is 46S. Nothing is
soalved here but the Associated Press
yants, and the most desultory and fu-
"a " reports Of gains. The votes
oo, NsiSRE generally given, these are
Iaryel, approximate also. Foster failed
-. Saliize. Joe Geiger and Nowlan
= 80 NJ A., .-on, the Illinois Irishman,
49, 49, .o,,;ny Nhngs mp on end. Exhibi-
49, .,onsot the b '~~ly shirt at the RepubH-
''o''S u -, s's "a The Democrats re-
- - OCCASIONAL tss'A'ehes.
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The Chicago, Milwaukee Il St Paul
Railroad Company have made an agree
ment with the authorities OF Yankton,
Dak., 10 construct aline from some point
on their Western extension the city OF
Yankton. and grading is to be commenc-
ed Immediately.
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The following tIle Denlocra''c
gains overlS7s, receh W here' outside oil
tbose in the Associate n Press reports:
Ashland county, 81; Fir ~aru' spring
field, AZ; Fifth ward, NJ. '@'iiepo't' IS;
Precinct A, First ward. c. h1mous' o.
Circleyille township, Pickaw. " county,
GO; Wayne township, Darke county
Is; Springfield township, Starke e1uhly'
22; Third ward, Lima, lO2; B' "'eNue'
Huron county, III; Ottawa tow 1shi ,
Putnam county, 40; Second ward
Columbus, 5; Montgomery tOwnsl up
Putnam county, 81. Foster is at the
depot at - 30 p. M. and an immense
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Auction Sale Of Horses.

sIwILL SELL This DAY AT NTnK A. r..
y - ~ Aucttoa Boase, two HAL coln.
kns lssn Of &c, veil uzaiched. resolved dirsri
hea ~ yotf sisi<. =
10 b sold without RIVE.
eake vi" = "xmnan: xsst,a:
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Comparison Of the ls77.7s Elections.
The following table shows the majori.
ties on either side given by the counties
OF the State on Governor two years ago
and Secretary Of State last year
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currency sires ;.,..,,,
RAILRoAD BssDs-Active and irres0
STATE BoSrs-Dull.

RAILROAD Bpxps-Acuve anu n'e"-
lar.
STATE Boxrs-Dull.
SrrcysETt 70 was a marked change
in the TENN, n speculation to-day. the
depression Of Yesterday being replaced
by buoyancy MANY OF those who sold
stocks yes,e, Nv were large buyers to-
day, and the III feeling vas as strong as
AT any pneyloIn time this season. The
dealings thro, ,vhout were on scale oi
great marni,pde. and much excitement
prevailed Tse decline in the market
yesterday ind uced iarge purchases by
outsiders, an the orders received by
telegraph we're more numer-
ons tRan an any day since
the present csmpaign begun. The sd-
vance rang,,l from 30 % Per cent the
latter kansas Pacific. In the hnal deal.
ings large pu rchases Of leading shares
were made A, the highest hgures OF the
day. The special feature was New Jer-
sey Central. shich rose npidly under
an active demand. The rise In this stock
strengthened the other coal shares,
which we've "a good request. The up
ward movement Was stimniated py re-
ports that the coal companies would an.
nouncc another advance in t'e prices oil
coal in A few days. Among the trunk :
lines, thcIe we're enormous purchases oi
Erie up ,o 40t. The granger shares
were prominent in the dealings and rose
sharply. Inion Pacific was active at
higher prioa Tsc telegraph stocks
were buoyant and on large transactions
advanced rapidly. Union Pacific rose
to W and Pacific Mail nom
3li 10 81. The Southwestern
shares wcrr strong at advancing tgurcs.
The earnings OF the following roads
show the increase for periods stated Of
amounts named: Rock Island, for rep-
tembcr. $4,000; Northern Pacific, for
slS5, 900; Northwestern, first
two DAYS oi the second week OF October.
$4,000; Wabash, first week OF October,
81, ,Ji3. The transactions aggregated
l6l 900 shares, of which Ill 900 were
Erie, l2,ON Lake Shore, 1900 North
western, N 100 ~. Paul, 1900 Wabash,
1000 delaware, Lackawanna, AMI
Western, 5000 New Jersey Central,
ris r and % Esscs, 1000 100 Michigan Central,
1900 Union Pacific, $500 o., g., g.
4 l., 2.GO O., q. 4 !. c., 900 ST.
Joseph, 5000 Ohio, 5000 Western
Union Telegraph, 1900 A. 4 I. Telc-
graph, 1000 Pacific Mail, 1900 Kansas
City and Northern, 1900 Kansas and
Texas, $50 Kansas Pacific, 1900
Northern Pacific, $500 Iron Mountain,
/, 900 Louisville and Nashville, 200
indianapolis Cincinnati and Laiayrtie.
I, 900 Nashville, Chattanooga and NJ.
Louis, 1000 ST. Louis and san fpn-
81. - 4 400 nk...p.aLa and nHrp
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Did the War Settle AnythingP

The only thing that the war settled
was, that the North could lick the devil
out Of the South.-Landrs SHtine, Re
2 Iblican.
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BUYING tND SELLING.
GENERAL wAkETs BY TELEGRAPH
Money Active IPa ceat.-Gosefn-
msns Strou Flour 10 Active De-
mand- Assi uassttIsd-
Hts siOags'


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