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RAILRoAD BosDs-stsong and higher.


STATE o9NpS-Dull, except Tor Louisiana
onsols, which are strong and active.
sroCEs-The market to-day was fairly active
but speculation was decidedly irregular
The principal feature Of the dealings was
Kansas Pacific, which advanced from % 10
oA closing at the highest point. In early
dealings the general list advanced Il TO 2 per
cent the latter Wabash. During The aiter.
noon Northwestern shares became weak and
ieli of lHc on common and Kc on preferred
This tended TO depresS the remainder OF the
market and closing quotations were at a le.
cline OF Hal per cent, from the best prices
q Joseph preferred was very weak, selling
Transactions aggregated 1900 shares NJ
which 900 were Erie, Is, 900 Lake Shore. n 600
Wabash. 20 900 Northwestern common, 10000
preferred, l0,0W ST. Paul common, 1000
preferred, 60O0 Lackawanna, 5000 New jar.
sey. Central 5000 Michigan Central. 6t5oO
Union Pacific, 800 ST. Joe, LOO Ohio 4 SfiS.
inlssigpi, leo Western Union, 5000 kansas
Pacific, $500 Kansas 4 Texas, 1000 Louisyilie
4 Nashville. '9''''e
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CIneinnatl HOG lrnrl,.,.

CINCINNATI, April l2-Hoos-ouiet. com.
mon 76aS 40i light IS 46aS IS: nscEing ~
y 60aS s.; butchers s. S5aS 90, RecsSnfs IA
head shlpments 800 head. w
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WAITING on ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
DOES IT MEAN wAR?

The government is collecting money
throughout the Provinces, using every
means ot compulsion. An immediate levy
OF 10000 soldiers has been ordered, and an
envoy has been sent by the Khedive to
Constantinople. He took with him q
large sum OF money for the Sultan,
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New YORK.

NEW YoRk, April l2.-FIour-NomIpollv
unchanged. Wheat-Firmer; rejected snriSyy
nc; No. 8 spring 9SISa94c; No. 3 do II ttIsMs tIsMs.
un9raded do 9a97c ungraded winter al
s. olal u; No. 2 do 81 I3Kal II: Ma G So
81 itN; No. 2 amber 81 al llH; unSradeS
white 8 y; No. 2 do 81 O91Sal 10; No. i do
Iales Sl H,o09 bushels, at$l llI1ai llK. Rye9
E6iFTmeF; 6IT No. 2 western 5s1a59c. Barley
paiL Malt-Stronger. Corn-Dull and I'm.
Snsssed; assasTH ,oSd1s@2Gist No. white S391c
4S6c. Hay-Quiet and unchanped ItoEsN EsN
NomtnAlly unchanged. CofIeo-Ouiet ana
steady. sugar-QufeL Molasses-Ouiet and 3
tirm; PetFoleum-Stcady; United SOC. -s rS.
lined sHc. WhiSky-Steady at 81 O5I<
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LIQUOR INTERESTS SEEK RELIEF.

A Adelegation Of prominent rectiiers and
wholesale liquor dealers from New York,
Philadelphia and other points, presented
to the Commissioner @ Of Internal Revenue
to-day an elaborate memorial against hon.
est reCtifers giving bond before commenc.
ing business, as Is now required by the
act approved LIST OF March last. The dele.
cation made an argument explanatory oil
the ,hardships imposed by said act, and
asked that the. Commissioner aid them in
bringing the subject properly 70 the atten. n
tion Of Congress. II Is the intention Of
the delegation TO present their memorial
to the Ways and Means Committee, and
ask for relief either by repeal or modltica.
tion Of the law. Commissioner R9um will,
at heproper time, make q statement "a
the committee on the subject, which will
not be unfriendly to the interests repre-
sented by the delegation.
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gaStTFaEe.

FRHDEAtOKsauRs, Va, April ls.-The
statement that the negroes along the Rap.
pahGnnock river have caught the emiera.
tton fever, Is without the slightest iounda.
uon,
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CHARLES 3. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

q prepared 70 make careful and eomplo.a
9W1a,yses Wa!y 20 ot Iron Ores, Limestonss, Mineral
LASon7oRE, Con PIN AxD cHA11uE srs.
ials WHEELING, W. va.
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RAG BABY on roP.


The Senate was not in session to-day.
The House made little progress with the
legislative Appropriation Bill, and at
o'clock fell into q wrangle on q motion to
adjourn. The Greenbackers and soft
money men Of all sorts were anxious to
prevent the usual adjournment to Tues.
day, made TO cut off the introduction OF
new business, financial legislation and the
like. They have shown increased strength
every Saturday, and to-day actually carried
their point by three majority, TO the dis
may OF the hard-money men.
. Vance, otNorth Carolina, moved TO ad.
iourn, whereupon Hurd, OF Ohio, moved
that when the House adjourn it be till
Tuesday. This threw the House into a
considerable furry, and the yeas and nays
were demanded. The Greenbackers, anti
resumptionists, inaationists, and soft
money men carried the day by three ma
jority, being los TO los. Itbecomes more
and, more evident that this Congress in
both branches is anti.resumption and
soft money, and will Immediately set to
work giving the country what they term
financial relief The only escape Is for
what few hard.money Democrats there are
to unite with the Republicans and fight It
out.
The Republicans, aided by a few hard.
money Democrats, will defeat the intro
duction OF financial bills on Monday BY
filibustering away the morning hour, Il
necessary. There is general determine.
ton among hard.money members to de-
feat all financial legislation this session.
To-day, on this question, Joe Johnston
voted with the Republicans, as he often
does. He does not train with the soft
money men Of his partY. = !. W ga
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GERMANY.

BERLtS, April l9.-ln The next coinage
gold crowns amounting $1,000, 900 marks,
will be struck.
Free trade seems to gain by the unin,
terrnpted agitation In It's favor. II Il
doubtful ifnew elections would have given
Bismarck larger majority.
LOOKING AyTER TIE AMERICANS. n
A dispatch from Berlin states that Ger.
many, though entertaining no idea OF an.
nexing the Samoan Islands, intends to pro.
tect German interests and prevent Amer.
leans from establishing themselys there to
the detriment OF other nations.
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TnR steamer Atlantic testedi It's squirting
capacity on the Capitol Square Saturday
afternoon. A large crowd witnessed the
interesting experiment, 8 TGT
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TEMPERANCE TALx.-A large and inter
esting meeting was held on Saturday
evening, at Mozart Hall. Capt. Hiram
Young, Messrs. Jefferson Reed and ]. D.
Stanton were the speakers.
The temperance meeting held by the
Workingmen's Christian Temperance
Union at Otis Hall last night was grand
success. 1t was addressed by Capt. John
Baggs, who has been doing such grand
work ID this city lnthe temperance cause.
He. was tollowed'by Messrs. Thomas j.
Cartwright, JEFF. Reed, John Harris, W. A.
Humphry, Mr.. Melvin, Of Ohio, and ]. D.
Stanton. There will be a meeting at the
same hall on Tuesday evening. All are in
WI. Ms,IessFsou, ,Rsed, Of this city, will, 90
to Mounds7ille, ito deliFerGa d Temperance
address, on Tuesday evening, April 18th.
We hope the temperance people OF
Moundsville will turn out and give him
a good meeting.
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ENGLAND.

GOING IT SLOW on THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION.
LONDON, April lS.-The London Observer
understands that official circles both in
London and Paris consider that recourse
should not be had to the Sultan's author.
tty to solve the Egyptian difficulty except
after very careful deliberation. No step
will therefore be taken in reference to the
Sultan's proposition until France and Eng.
land have had full opportunity concern.
ing q common course. ~
WAITING on ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
A dispatch from Cairo says: Business
Is comparatively suspended and Is likely
to remain so until the decision Of England
and France is known.
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.


New YoRk, April 19.-NIoSEY-Easy at 4AC
per cent closing at per cent. Prime mer.
camille paper 5a8 per cent Sterling Exchange
-Bankers' bills inactive atSls0H, Sight M.
ehangeon New York 81 s74.
SOyERSNENTs-Quiet, except for new tourS
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LLOxDox, April iS.@4 dispatch from
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INTENDING CRISIS.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE President
will almost certainly veto the Army Ap.
preparation Bill. The Republicans are a
unit in urging him to do so. The general
opinion is that he will do it, and the un-
certainty Is owing to the fact that he very
properly declines to say what his action
will be in advance OF the passage of the
bill by the Senate. But those nearest to
him have no doubt on the subject; not
that he has said to any one what his course
would be, but all the straws point to veto.
The test will be squarely made between
Congress and the Executive, and one side
will have to back down; and the wheels
OF government will stop as certainly as the
Withholding Of money will do it.
Thinking men, uninhuenced BY the
passionate partisanship OF the hour, be.
lieve that we are approaching a grave
crisis in government affairs, one that will
test the strength and elasticity Of our in.
stitutions. Republicans are serenely con.
ident that whatever damage is done will
be charged to the account OF the Demo.
cratic party on the ledger Of public opin.
ion, and that this party is putting itself in
an attitude To be beaten out OF its boots in
every Northern State. Speaking OF the
attempt OF the Democrats to saddle the
responsibility upon the Republicans, Sec
retary Sherman says that the American
people are not such fools as to be deceived,
and that they will lodge the responsibility
whereit belongs-against the Democratic
party. This Is the general opinion among
leading Republicans.
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FIRE AT CAIRO,

LONDON, April IA dispatch from
Alexandria says that great fire Is raging
in Cairo and has destroyed blocks Of build
ings hundreds Of yards long.
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The Rag Baby Dancing On tbs Knees
Of the Greenbackers.
The Soft Money congressman Preparing 10
Run 10 q Wild Financial Scheme.
The Republican Senator's Caucus Over
Their Lac Of Action On the Army Bill
"A Prospect Of More 0raturi.
cal Thunder. t"'
Secretary Sherman On National Finances
and the Attitude Of the Demo.
cratic Congress.
WASHINGTON.
luDoE KELLEY's RELlEr sclrrME.


WASHINGTON, April lS.-Judve Kelle,
has prepared, and will tomorrow intro
duce in the House Of Representatives, un
der the call Of States, il Pennsylvania be
reached, q bill which Is designed to rene
dy inconvenience and losses occasionet
to workmen and retail dealers by accumu
lation in their hands Of certain denomin.
ations Of silver coinage. II proposes Il
require the treasury and all su6.treasurie,
in the United States to redeem with legal
tender money and subsidiary silver coins
wherever presented, for redemption in
sums OF five dollars or mulhples thereof;
and also provides that the further coinage
OF trade dollars shall be stopped; that they
shall for twelve months be receivable al
par for customs or any other obligations
due the United States, and that wien SO
received they shall be recoined into
standard silver dollars Of 4l2l grains. p
NATIONAL IMMIGRATION. AND AID SOCIETY.
The Executive Committee OF the Nation.
al Immigration and Aid Society completed
It's organization by electing Senator Win.
dom President, Hon. Z. NJ. Mcpherson
Treasurer, and Prot Richard Griener Sec.
retary. Arrangements have also been
completed for perfecting local organiza.
tons. The officers OF the association say
their appeals for aid have met with favor.
able responses from philanthropic persons
North and South irrespective Of party.
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AMeaIelne Chest Tor as Cent.

Perhaps no one medicine d 90 unlvsr.
sally required by everybody a. q good ca.
tharle. sWAHNH'B Tar AND SARsAPAR-
lila PILLS are prepared expressly TO meet
this necessity, being composed Of purely
vegetable Ingredients, Of which Podophyt.
lin o. Mandrake, Pine Tree Tar, Sarsa-
parilla1 Yellow Dock and other concen.
trated juices enter largely into their com.
position; the whole strength Of which q
extracted on an entirely new principle.
They are mild In their operation, produce
no gripping, and are truly q valuable pur-
gatye, aperient, anti.bllious and cathartic
medicine. They stimulate the liver to
healthy action, cleanse the stomach and
bowels Of all impurities. Curing sick
and nervous headache, dyspepsia
or Indigestion, bilious, or intermittent, re.
mittent and congestlye feyers, languor,
drowsiness, aching pains In the back, head,
slight Chills, with bushes Of heat, female
Irregularities, and for q bilious and cos.
tive habit, no medicine Ii so prompt and
etfectuAl as Dr.. SwAYNE's TAR AND SARsA.
PARlLLA Pitts. II your druggist or store
keeper has not got them, or will not pro.
cure them for you, We will forward them
by mail on receipt Of price, lin currency
or three cent postage stampsl, % cents a
box, or Eve boxes for 81. Address letters,
DR.. Swayne 4 Son, No. $50 North Sixth
Street, Philadelphia. TrsAw.
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VI Oeucleuey VI k44r
Exists, or Il the Hair is gray, dry or harsh,
the natural youthful color can be restored
by using "London Hair Color R~estorer,"
the most delightful article ever introduced
to the American people Tor increasing
growth, restoring its natural color, and al
the same time q lovely hair dressing and
beautiier. It Is totally different from all
others; not sticky or gummy, and free
from all impure ingredients that render
many articles obnoxious. In fact il is ex.
quisitely pertumed, and so cleanly and
elegantly prepared as to makei It q lasting
hair dressing and toilat luxury. ], 4.
IynGs, 9 Prominent citizen, Wilson, N, O.,
writes: Some ten years ago my wiie's hair
commenced falling, and got very thin and
gray; but after using "London Hair Color
Restorer'' the scalp became healthy, the
hair stopped falling, the color was restor.
ed, and is now growing beautiful.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer, Price, 70 cents q bottle. sfx
bottles, s.. Main depot for the us, $50
North Sixth S., Philadelphia. Trhs4w
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0oUNry eouRF,Judge Royd.

This court met at 0 O'Clock yesterday
and disposed OF the following business:
Thos. Burke VI. B. go. r. r. 90. Ger
titled by Wait. Jury. Joshua Lancaster,
Nj McCurdy, Robert Holmes, Thomas
Armstrong, Thomas Cox,..Robert Barkett
John Korn, ". W. Moore, Sam McyayI
John Pracht, Joseph Bodily and n. Cohn
Verdict for plaintiE, $40 and cost.
Hugh Wilson VS.. James Bodily. Certlf,
ed by Bulger. Judgment for plaintiff, $50
and costs.
BIS. Welshans IS. Jacob Lash. Certif'
ed by Caldwell. Juryi Charles Pretty.
man, B. A. McEntee, James Campbell, O
Wagner, B. Higgins, Thomas McEntee, P
Dorr, ]. W. Cummins, T. s. Gehring, D
Green, John Marshall, Robert Burkett
On trial.
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PERSONAL MESrIoX.-F. R. Swami, q
former Register "emissary," is now q
travelling salesman for John L. Smith {
Co.
Jasper Y. Moore, Esq, Clerk OF the U.
S. District Court, left for home last night.
Prof.. Herman Schockey, son OF Capt.
SChockey, OF the Eighth ward, is expected
home to-day or tomorrow, the vessel in
which he was to sail from Hamburg hay
ing arrived in New York yesterday. His
friends will give him a cordial welcome
home.
Capt Robt. Cowan returned, yesterday,
from a visit to Chicago.
Thos. Hughes, OF Baltimore, OF Thos.
Hughes 4 Co., Of this city, is at the
Stamm House.
James Collins, Of this city, has accepted
a position in East Liverpool, o., in the
pottery business.
Miss Annie Moore, OF Pittsburgh, is
visiting in this city.
A. Thistle, OF S~istersville; George Cron.
enmeyer, OF N. Y, and f. Baldwin, Of
Pittsburgh, are at the Stamm House.
Col. Caleb Boggess, OF Clarksburg, and
". N. Boiling, Of Baltimore, are at the
Stamm.
81. Massingham, of Cleveland sat the
New Mcclure.
Major George o. Starr, Of Barnum's
Greatest Show on Earth" is ut the New
Mcclure,
Miss Rates Hayes, OF Washington, Pa,
is visiting friendsin the city.
Rev. W. R. Long, District superintend.
ent OF A. B. S, for West Va, has Just re.
turned to his home in Wheeling for a few
days, having spent most Of the summer
in his Bible missionary work in Jackson,
Lewis, Barbour, Randolph, Up.
shur, Gilmer and Braxton counties.
Ex.Congressman Lowndes, Of Cumber.
land, Nd, formerly OF Clarksburg, this
State. seems to be booming as the choice
Of Maryland Republicans to make the
Gubernatorlal fight next year.
Elder Stone, Of the First Branch, says
he Fourteenth street cut reminds him OF
Iome mountains he saw in Syria.
Col. G. W. Seabright, the Center Wheel.
ng merchant tailor, returned yesterday
rom the East and an extended tour OF the
Watering places.
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River News.

lSS 8AeFA4l
NASHVILLE, September 1O.-aRiyer falling
with 2 feet on the shoals.
VIcKsBuRa September 1l.-Weatherf fair
Ihermometars4a. River risen y inches,
EvANsvILIE, September l0.-Weatber
rainy. River falling with 10 feet 3 inches,
PETEsavReH, September lO.-Riyer q
lachea and stationary. Weather clear
CArRo, September 1O.-River II fee. r
inches and falling. Weather, light rain.
NEW ORLEANS, September 9,-weather
Cloudy with light showers this evening,
thermometer 3d.,
81. LOUIS, September lo.-Rivar a..
tionary, 8 feet 5 inches by oanse
Weather rainy aud cool. S"0S''
LoUlsyILIE, September 1O.-weatbsr
clear. River falling slowly with a ieet
IN the canal and 8 feet on the chute. e''
CINCINNATI, September 1o.-Riyer n Ia.
. inches and falling Weather isir ord s
pleasant Arrived: Salt Valley. Parters'
purgi Katie Stockdale, Wheeling, Ia.
pattea: y, w. Bachelor, Pittsburgh.
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ELEcrloS.-Aboutthe trstotnext month
Council will have to elect a successor to
Thomas Stanley, the Superintendent Of
PRED then. Mr.. Stanley vas elected to
I'LL the unexpired term Of MI. John Wat.
erhouse, last winter, and has filled the
position, considering the adverse circum.
stances, very acceptably. Fewer escapes
have taken place in proportion than IN.
der any other officer. The Office in itself
is not a very desirable one, no is the com.
pensation excessive. Yet already several
candidates are announced. Mr.. Stanley
would like to be his own successor, while
Paddy Mahoney and VIM. McCune would
also ike to sit on the hillside and watch
the receding forms Of escaped prisoners as
they go over the Ohio hills.
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ACCIDENT TO A STEEr CAR.-Yesterday
morning about 8 O'Clock, IS street car No.
8, on the Elm Grove Line, was turning the
corner Of Sixteenth and Chapline streets
at a rapid gait, It oyerturned, throwing out
the occupants and damingins the car con
sidenbly. The passengers were ali thrown
in q heap, but the greatest trouble arose
from whatfollowed Nearly all oithem were
market passengers and had baskets. and
OF course their contents werescattered and
confusion prevailed for a while in the al.
Element OF claims, All the Windoyso az tha
car were smashed, and one lady was crt
and bruised somewhat about the face and
head. ~
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FREE LECTURE THIS EvESIXa.-Mrs. ST.
Marmon, who proposes starting a Kinder
garten school here, will give a free lecture
at Wetsel Hall (McLain's Block) this
evening, commencing at seven o'clock, on
the Kindergarten system. All persons in.
terested in the education Of young child
ren should attend and hear what grand
truths Froebel has left
Mrs. Marmon has been making negotia.
tons for the Wilson property on Main
street, North Wheeling, now occupied by
Mr.. D. O. List, and will probably have her
school there. Should the school be start.
ed the services OF an accomplished scholar
and musician can be had to teach the
children German.
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WHY WIN You

Allow a cold to advance inyour system and
thus encourage more serious maladieS, such a
Pneumonia HemorrhageS and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be 80 readily al.
tatned2 BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has gained
the largest sale in the world for the cure ol
COUGHS, Colds and the Seyerest Lung Diseases,
Its Dr.. BoSchee's famous German preScrip.
ton, and is prepared with the greatest care,
and no fear need be entertained In administer.
ing II to the youngest child, as per directions.
The sale OF this medicine Is unprecedented.
Since first introduced there has been a con-
slant increasing demand and without a single
report OF q failure to do Its work in n case,
Ask your Druggist as TO the truth Of these re.
MARKS. Large sizes IS cents. Try It and be
convinced, TThRLw
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FAMILY MARHE.-There was another
large market at the Second Ward Market
House, yesterday, although the supply OF
fruit and some vegetables Is Diminishing
and prices are going up.
Apples 10 70 S5c per peck; pears, %
to Coo per peck; peaches, 40a5Oc per peck;
plums, 81 90 per peck and scarce; grapes,
4Oa5Oc per peck; tomatoes, 15a20c per
peck; onions, .SOa4Oc per peck; potatoes,
15a2Oc per peck; Jersey sweet, 40c per
peck; Baltimore sweet, 25aSOc per peck,
cabbage, 3to 10c per head; roasting ears,
loo per dozeni picking onions, Coo per
peck pumpkins, 8 to zoe each; water
melons, 10to40c each; canteloupes,5 to 25c
EACH beans, zoe per peck lima beans, l0c
per quart; tprnjps, 20c per peck; parsley,
3 punches for DC; beets, zoe per peck; car
rots, Zoe per peck; winter lettuce, Sc a
head celery, 6to 10ca stalk cucumbers,
6al0S per doseni peppers, SC per bunch;
picking peppers, l0c per dozen; butter,
15a25c per lb.; eggs, 12!c per dozen;
chickens, l2l to SOC each.
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PARIS five, six, seven and eight OF
General Grants Tour Around the World,
by John Russell Young, are received from
the Manager. We are satisfied that this
will make one Of the most interesting, In.
structive and elegantly illustrated books OF
travels ever published. The work is be.
yond question the literary event Of the
year and judging from the well merited
success with which It is meeting, Is every.
where recognized as such. The publish.
ers and Mr.. Young are deserving Of great
credit for the manner in which they are
performing thair respective parts. We
would advise Our people 10 secure this
work while the agent is here a s,::they will
never be able to get it only through an
agent.
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CINCINNATI, September lO.-Accounts
have reached this city of the first out,
breaks in Carter county, KY, between the
Underwood and Holhrook families. Last
Friday Squire Holbrook was shot and
KILLED by q party in ambush, and on Mon,
day following, one OF the Underworld
was shot by q member OF the Holbrook
taction., Both parties are reported arming
for further bloodshed.