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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-10-09

therei" shouted one of the decoys, but
the trooper called back:
wheel around and face the woods |!
Now tell me what you saw? If either of
you make move, III drop you with a
bulIet!n
ave saw men in the woods!" shouted
one.
SHOW many?'' asked the trooper.
''More than fifty" replied the other.
He was yet speaking when about thirty
of MOsby's guerrilla's broke cover and
came down the road at full gallop, cheer
ing and shooting as they came. The
instant they left cover the two decoys
wheeled and rushed for the fOrager. 1t
was bad fix and no time for thought.
The troopers horse was headed the
wrong way, and while wheeling him one
of the decOys closed in and sought to
pull the rider from his saddle. A bullet
through the head was the reward, but
now the others had come up.
90 Surrender" - Surrenderi'' 90 Sur
render!" yelled the guerrillas as they
opened fire, but the forager couldn't do
it. One of the first bullets had slightly
wounded his horse, and in its rearing
and plunging the saddle was so shifted
that the trooper hung alongside his ami
| NAL, unable to either right himself OF
| let 90 and drop to the ground. In this
position he was shot at and hacked at a
| dozen times, and every effort was made
to seize the plunging horse, but luck was
with him. All at once the now thor
Oughly frightened steed jammed his way
| through the circle and started for camp
at his best speed. At every Jump the
/ big smoked ham struck the ground, but
the rope soon broke and it was left in
| the mud Then the poultry and
| tobacco went, and the trooper was final
/ w the only burden left. He could
neither guide nor control his horse, hay
/ inc all he could do TO retain his precari-
Gus position. The whole body of guer-
] rilas followed st break-neck speed, de-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-03
oLApsroNE AcCRprs.

LONDON, February 2.-Gladstone has
written a letter to the Liberals Of Midlothian
stating that he thinks the invitation they
sent him to stand for the Parliament arises
from the desire to do what they can to
preserve the great question whether the
country wishes to continue to be gov
erned as now, as a public not as per-
sonal question. Therefore he loyalty and
gratefully accepts their offer. Gladstone,
In the letter, reviews his charges concern.
ing the Governments extravaganza, It's
disturbing and dishonorable foreign policy
and It's abuse Of prerogative.
LONDON, February IA serious out
break OF pleuro-pneumonia has occurred
among the cattle at Hull. tI tIIsF'
Considerable excitement prevails among
farmers and dealers in beef respecting the
existence OF the cattle plague in the United
States. Reports respecting the extent OF
the disease and its character are conflict
ing. In answer to private dispatches sent
from London and Liverpool, the state
ment has been received that the disease,
II it existed at all in the United States,
was OF such light character and confined
to such narrow limits that the facts were
scarcely known 10 any one Bnt the oITi.
cial renorts from WSsinston W. @ us anI .l1e ,son, u
III" Rr;tish conSr, a. Wars WI "iu iionl
deTstood n cnrvav tba CIV ;'rnsa.s;S nA ny .Sn. Sn
the S;sease is ~ verv @ srnyo cSo1,stas snss
and the imnop+st;on a. ~ rs SSv ca,,,e eIter,
United states sbonId he ;m,nsJ;o,oI!! G tyuf nS a
completely forbidden.
ward sntbor;i"s h IN 1Tr;.aS @ S.o.a. SUtH
only with the hore cost ~ G iOhor asJ Ssates aa
rials emnloved on rena;ra @ 20 a tha u ro.a.;. l.a
lion Tbe csn,ein M ~ tbe Gorat;.H.;os a IGnssu
wri,ten a Iet,ar ,Sar,n,. .S"nG;a.. .pn ~ i'1s
nnral Smnerin,enJant A. s portsgsoa.S u.S Ho ~
the ronricsv anI S;ndnoso az fof'sohtn ~ n1I iSr
cials A "'' " "' 'n' JIM
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THE PLAGUE.

ST. PETERSBURG, February THE Com.
mittee Of Ministers have resolved that the
Minister Q! the Interior be empowered to
burn Wetlianka and other villages II nee
essary, the inhabitants to be removed else
where within the quarantine district,
Troops, to enforce quarantine, will be
placed at the disposal OF the civil admin
istration. A delegate will be dispatched
to AstrakhRn and neighboring govern
ments, with power to adopt extraordinary
measures He will be accompanied by a
medical commission to investigate The
causes Of the epidemic,
Six more persons have been attacked
with the plague at Selitrono. The Gar
has ordered General LOWS Melikotf 10
start Immediately for Astrakhan, with full
powers. He is appointed Governor Gen.
eral Of the plague stricken districts, which
are created into province during the
continuance Of the epidemic,
VIENNA, February 1.-The Imperial Or.
dinance, Identical with that Of Germany,
prohibits the importation Of q large mum:
her Of articles from Russia, and orders the
disinfectjon OF all arrivals thereirom.
The Galician authorities memorialise
the Government for the immediate estab,
lishmeRt Of a Gordon against Russia. =
RoNR, February LA Sanitary Council
has been conyOked TO take precautionary
measures against the plague al
ST. PErRRsBURo, February 2.-The Gear
has approved the summary measures re.
solved upon by the committee Of minis.
tors TOR stopping the plague: Three more
cases have been reported at Seletreno..
The doctors state that the palgue al Sele,
treno Is confined to four peasant families
who are herdea together. An remedies
have proved pnavaillng. The local pre-
cautions are such as the closing OF un
healthy basement dwellings, erection a
buildings to accommodate aeon people
and FURNACES Tor burning infected clothes
and the gratuituous distribution OF cooked
provisions. Russia has asked England Il
send medical pen to report on tk6 apl
Rio JAxERo, February At Is reported
that the black plague has appeared In III,
povince OF Ceara, Five doctors have beer
sent there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-03

NEw YoRX, February 1.-Events Of tho
week In financial circles were Important, espe.
ctally on the Stock Exchange, where an enot-
nous business was transacted, and wide anil
frequent fluctuations were recorded. The
money marketwaS easy and 2a3 per cent were
the ruling rates. Foreign exchange opened
weak, but subsequently became llrmer ani
rates hardened trifle. Government bonds
were less active than last week. Railway and
miscellaneous speculation was active early IN
the week and dealings on one or two DAYS
were the largest In the history Of the Stock
prevailed, and there was ali advance in lilo
entire list Of la8A per cent This however,
was succeeded by sharp bear raid. under
which prices declined la9H per cent, but this
In turn was followed by an advance OF to 0T
per cent, Union Pacific was the exception,
dropping l0per cent, and later recovery OF
per cent In late dealings the market was
alternately weak and strong, finally closing
ut y to per cent above the lowest point
touched
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The nill for steam On the wheeling and
Elm Grove hallway.

h1ltoa lnIelllgeheefs
This railway company Is again pushing
a billior the above purpose in the Legis.
lature. It's practical effect will be to take
exclusive use Of the National road BY the
railroad. This road Is our main thorough.
fare for business or pleasure in this coun.
". II the locomotives Of this company
on the track Of the railway now in the
bed OF the road are permitted every fifteen
or twenty minutes to dash along amid the
throng Of horse vehicles the safety and
usefulness Of the road will be forever de.
stroyed. Two years ago before the Senate
committee 1t was charged that no dummy
engine would answer the purposes OF the
company. This was In the presence Of the
directors OF the company and was not de.
MED. It Is evident anyhow to even casual
observation that with the short curves on
the steep grades OF this railroad that moth.
ing but q regular narrow.gauge locomotive
could be used. The farmers Of this coun.
", as well as city residents, then rose
against this corporation, and Il was de-
teated. That the railroad has been max.
Ing money ever since, cannot be con.
troverted; yet, still they are not content
with road.bed on the National Road
which cost them nothing. The City Coun.
ell, the County Commissioners and the
State Legislature have all, after the fullest
hearing and consideration, pronounced
against this steam project. This shows the
public sentiment. Yet this corporation
contests for more. An insignificant rail-
road running 10 no city, OF four miles into
the country, not satisfied with the free and
liberal gift from the public property OF a
road-bed, asks still further application OF
what the Taxpayers should own TO the
profit OF the corporators. II is the old
story Of the railroad against the people. the
same grasping spirit which has awakened
such opposition and feeling against corpo-
rations over the whole country.
II Is impossible to treat the matter ex-
haustively, or even Adequately here, but II
is the object OF this communication to call
attention to the pending bill, for certain It
is that the people are not ready to turn the
National Road into mere railroad. III
this corporation is not satisfied with pres.
ent profits, and regard steam as more
profitable they should move off the only
good road reliable in all seasons and
weathers in the county, make another OF
their own and theniuse itat their pleasure.
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.nl'lGo' FEBRUARY 1.-The principal
=. %4'a'e'n banking circles during tho week
ny 0ern All active demand for money by
iSSAeS NJ provision dealers, grain men and
.S %aF,' and the loan marke. has. ruled
,.' ns"'y aRI strong as $ per cent. i large
,i.9 s',aa' ol capital in bunk vaults is now
"sIup WV, IN caFFyinSthe enormous stocks Of
s,a. s,aI y u 1Ne elevators, which is the largest
Ns.a'' s' Aae"A IN the history Of the clty,whilc
n. iiS,'', 'ySSs OF hog products here are also
ori., rrs There has also been an urgent In.
,DS ,~'! 'oF the ace,liul to provide for grain
lsosIS MOI IRS'0S!Sion :, contracts expiring with tile
Me I Js,,!.he lhe trade Of the city In whole,
SN NSsitS'''nenis N.Y.. ior thu mouth OF January
.lbe,aJI JIefn n good, and the saloS show i
nsnon1;.Sag' ;.ag'ea'e on those for the cor
ItS"aing ISsO. month year AGO.
ctat, 'S ,so "a real estate vary from 6 to s pel
a,ion nSii',Iu'lIH ~ y, to the amounts and the 10,
tnr S,%om. "me property. Real estate Is get,
sSe ',,svr, ,rs ia and holders who can swing tht
G,tSS% %a s.i. not anxious to soil, believing thai
ID a eInI EIsss have been reached, and thaI
,pfng up OF n'onthsagood demand VII
as ''.sSG a ~ Im'ank CICarings for January com
sSlaS S,as' ,a9s'Io%s; y, lS7a, $40, 1873; 1878
sl,lSi \ %oSSiS'hoiGO3 oSi o., an increase .
laEsSk T. I',, 9SSt those Of the correspond
sSS,,g gS'SGer y 9a Of hogs papGad from No
ltstS IS5;S.Is al Chicago, CinajHgati, 81
sSsL s,sJ;sSo,,iSs JG;S,Ss5; Of Which number Chi
"'S'F'''s9 With :,5l4,S9S, wv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-03

River II feet last evening by the marks
and falling.
on'Saturday theweather was snowy and
blnstery. Yesterday it was cloudy and
cold, the thermometer marking 27'.
The river is free from ice and the
packets are trying to get on their regular
time again. 10y
The Hudson, although leaving Cincinnati
on time, has not arrived yet. She will
probably be on hand to-day.
The Buckeye State, from Cincinnati,
passed up yesterday morning, and the
Graham, Alice and Durfee passed down,
the two latter for st. Louis.
The Mallie Ragon will be the Parkers.
burg packet to-day at 10A A. N.
The O'Neal will he down tonight and
leave for Pittsburgh at I o'clock to.mor.
row morning.
We are not advised as to the move.
ments Of the Steubenville, Sunfsh and
Sistersville packets.
The following river items appeared in
the Cincinnati Enquirer Of Saturday:
Captain julie Welrman has returned to
Wheeling.
Hiram Hills wrecking boat Charlie Hill
IL due here to-day In tow Of the Oil Valley.
She comes up to raise the Ed. Hobbs.
Mr.. Phillips, agent for the Franklin In.
surance Company, who has been here for
the past few days, looking after the Ed.
Hobbs and barges, left for his home in
Wheeling last night.
The Andes arrived from Wheeling yes.
terdav. She will not return until next
week. She reshipped forty tons on the
Gatt: The Andes had y big trip, including
S., 600 kegs nails.
Since the shore ice has melted the Ed.
Hobbs has Strengthened up and is now
lying very easy. It is thought she can be
raised without difficulty when the river
falls. All the New Orleans freight has
been removed to the uninjured barge,
and oil way freight is on the barge Top
Mill, tho damages to which have been
fully repaired. Nearly all the nails from
the sunken barge All Korte have been re-.
covered, and furnaces are now being built
on the bank to dry and re-blue them.
By TOlegnph&
NASHVILLE, February 2.-River rising
slowly; IL feet on the shoals.
NEW ORLEANS, February 2.-No arrivals
or departures. Clear and partly cloudy
weather.
EvAXsviLLE, February 2.-River station
ary. Up: Golden City, Flat Dick Fulton.
Down: Paris G. Brown. ~
CIScrSxArr, February 2.-River 40 feet
G inches and rising. Weather clear. Ar.
rived: Granite State, Pittsburgh.
MEMPHIS, February 2.-River falling.
Departed: Andy Baum, Cincinnati; Belle
Of Shreveport, Port Eads and barges, New
Orleans.
sr. LOUIS, February 2.-The river is ris.
ing slowly. The weather is moderating
somewhat, but is still very cold. Arrived:
Rhodes, Cairo. There was no departures
during the day. @
CAIRO, February Arrived: Idlewild,
Evansville; ]. W. Garrett, Evansville;
Mollie Moore, New Orleans; Fannie Lewis,
St. Louis; Donnally, Cincinnati; Arkansas
Belle, Evansville. Departed: Idlewild,
Evansville; Garrett, New Orleans; Mollie
Moore, St. Louis; Anderson, Nashville
FANNIE Lewis, Memphis; DonnaIly, New
Orleans; Arkansas Belle, Evansville
River 80 feet 10 inches, and rising. Clear
thermometer 80. Hat'T
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TURKEY.

CoSsrANrrXoPLE, February Ia scheme
for renewing the payment OF the interest
on the national debt Is being prepared,
Customs will be put under the control Of
an International Commission, composed
Of two English, two French and two Turk.
ish members, who will act Independently
Of the Ministry OF Finance. This will give
about eight million pounds sterling with
which to withdraw the epaper currency.
Midhat Pasha will shortly receivea FIR
man for the organization and equipment
in Syria of gendarmerie, with foreign in.
structors and officers. Similar corps will
be organized here, and a Yizier will DO
sent as an experiment TO the province OF
kastumbul. II the experiment succeeds,
the system will be extended to other prov!
tnHaa
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New YORK.

NEw York, February l.-Flour-Nominal.
y unchanged. Whea,-Quiet rejected spring
=. 1Se; unETaded spring s. 90; unyraded red
No. 2 do 81 oSkal 0S11; ungraded white
81 o7al 0Sl<; No. 2 do 81 OK; sales OF 1900
bush. No. l do at 81 O0Nal 09II1 sales OF J 200
bush. extra do ut 81 10al l0A unyradcd am.
Der 81 O2al Of; No. 2 amber 81 O0Nal O7.
Rya-Duli; western and State 5GaO0c. Barley
Dull Six-rowed Stateslc Malt-Duli and
nominal. Corn-Active but lower: ungradcd
47a47<c; No. 8, 4Sc; steamer 459Sa45I<c; No.
47c In store; ~ 1Ea4Sc a1oat Oats Quiet
and unchanged; No. 3 white Sla<aS2c; No.
do SSc; No. / do 3iNc; mixed western S0a
size; white western 32kasSAc. Hay
Quiet and steady. Hops-Steady and tn.
changed. Colee-Quiet and lrin. sugar.
Quiet and steady; fair to good refining 6jla
6Ac. Molasses-Dull and unchanged. Rice
-stea y. Petroleum Steady; United 0GX
asses crude SNas3ic; refined 9kc. Willis
ky-Quiet ut s. 07. Wool-Active and firm;
domesties 27a40c; pulled l7a30 unwashed lga
ZOCs
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Now orIenns Mind stnrled.

NEw oR4RASs, February THE United
States Branch Mint was started to work
this morning at an early hour. The whole
establishment was astIr, and the machinery
put in motion. As far rs could be judged
from observations only, Overy.hinE was in
an old one, has been repaired and i'm
proved, and was found to run as smoothly
and noiselessly as oneof Corliss' best.
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We ChaIIenrc Thnl NlniI,i.

When We ny We belIeye, We have evidence
Ia pEaYe that Shiloh's CONSUMPTION Cure il
decidedly the.best Lung Medicine made iSas.
much as II will cure q common or Chronic
Cough inone half the time aud relieve Asthma,
Bronchitis Whooping Cough, Croup, and
show more cases Of Consumption cured than
all Others. twill cure where they iail, Il Il
pleasant to take, harmless to ths Youngest
child aud we guarantee what we say Price
10 cts, 50 otG. and $l.00. II your Lungs are
sore, Chest and .3aek lame. use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. eold BY e. Booking, Odd Follow
Hall; G. z. Dwight 9th and CbAplIno streets:
Iaughlin Bros 4 Co, Wheeling. and Illus.
hapds d IRSksep, lcllalre, ~ - - -.
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SAN Francisco, February 2.-ThQ Dem.
ocrats held mass meeting at Union Hall
last evening, to endorse the passage OF the
anti.Chinese bill by the lower House OIL
Congress. The Kearneyites packed the
meeting, hooted the speakers, cheered for
kearney and the Workingmsn's party,
and created so much confusion that a
strong force Of police was sent to the hall,
After several arrests were made Of parties
disturbing the meeting, the Kearneyites
mostly left the hall and held meeting in
the street, and the regular order OF exer.
clses in the hall were carried out withou,
tnrther interruption Of consequence.
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LONDON, February IA Paris cores
pondent says: Waddington has been SO.
lected as Premier, as clear proof that the
recent reassuring foreign policy will be
continued. Hefurther says: Itisattirmed
that only three ministers will retire and
they will be replaced by members OF the
pure Left. Many names are mentioned
for these places, including those OF
Lepere, Leroyer and Ferry.
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BALTIMORE, February 1.-Flour-Fairly ac.
tive and firm. Wheat-Quiet; western in
good demand and firm; No. Pennsylvania
red 81 0S 1ial 05N; No. 2 western winter red
spot and February 81 o55fal o5H; March
81 o0kal 06H; April 81 oSLz. Corn-Westcrn
quiet and steady; western mixed 44c; Feb.
ruary 4SHc; March 44c; April 44J<c; May
45c; steamer SOAc. 0ats-In light supply and
market firm; Pennsylvania 2Sa32c; western
and quiet, Hay-Dull and unchanged. Pro.
vlsions-Fairly active aud steady. Butter
Unchanged; choice packed firm; rolls quiet,
petroleun-Fairly held but quiet; crude SX
a8Ac; refined 9hc. Coiiee-Quiet but steady;
Riocargoes llal5Nc Whisky-DulI ut 81 OSk.
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Cincinnati.

crEciESATl, February l.--Cotton-Quict
but steady at 9c. Flour-Qalct and steady.
Wheat-Quiet and steady; red and white 06a
99c. Corn-ln good demand and prices
Shade higher At S2Ha9ic. Oats Steady aud
ley-DIll; No. 2 fall 81 6Oal OS Pork
Steady and firm at 50 76alO 90. Lard-DWll:
steam % 80 bid; 50 So asked. Bulk Meaty2
quiet, but frmi shoulders s. so cash or bUycr
February; short rib q 90 cash; sales 81 f2H
seller April; short clear & IS. Bacon-
Quiet but firm ut 4a59<a5Nc, Whisky
Steady with good demand at 81 o. Butter
quiet and unchanged. LinSeed oil-Steady
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, February l.-Flour-Dull:
super s! 25a2 IS; extra s. S5a3 80. Wheat
Dull, weak and lower; No. Q red 81 Oi94al OK;
amber 81 05N; white 81 OGHal o.; No. =
Chicago 9oa0Sc, Corn--StCameF 4231ssc; yellow
44c asked; mixed 4SAa4SNc. Oats Weak;
white western 2Ol1a3lC; western mixed oSa9Oc.
Rye-Weaki western 5la02c. Proyisions-
Firm: Mess losk-$i0 40. Heet-lndia mess
Tai No; Green65laGc. IArl-PriMc steam es;c,
Rutter-Dull and unchanged, Cheese--0 0Niet
and firm: western 7aSIlC, petroleum-FiFm:
refined SHci crude SIFasEc. Wbisky-Nom.
inRlly unchanged,
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DO You ReIieyeIt

Thatin this town there are scores Of nersons
passing our store every day Thoss liveS are
made miserable BY IAliseSllon, Dyspepsia,
Sour and dlSlFessed Stomach, Liver COMPLIANT,
ConST ption, when for IS cents we VIII sell
them shiloh's YitaliEer, guaranteed 10 euro
them. Sold by 3. Booking, Odd Fellows Hail;
@ b. Dwight 9th and S6apliae streets;
IAnghEA Atas, Co. heefng, and Husbands
& lnskeep. Bellalre,
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West VIrgInIa counterfeItcrs captured

West Virginia counterfeIters Captured.
~ GRAFTON, February L. United States
Marshal Anderson passed through here
to-day, with the Preston counterfciters
They we're taken before United States Dis.
trict Attorney GofF, at Clarksburg, for pre-
examination. stenchel confess.
ed the whole thing. Campbell and vii.
liams are said to be the real counterfeiters,
using Stenchel as a tool and to pass it.
Williams and Campbell shb.rented a coal
mine Of Stenchel and made the money
down in the mine. The moulds were
made of plaster paris and gum arabic. The
coin manufactured is said to be a good
counterfeit. Williams and Campbell claim
to be from Indiana county, Pa. They
were each held in $1,000 bail. They hid
the moulds in the mines under the slack
coal, and they have not been found. They
were getting ready to leave the place and
cOllntV ~.
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AFGHANISrAN.

LONDON, February l.-Stories concern.
ing the death Of sliere Ali are very con.
flicting. Some reports assert that in his
disappointment and chagrin he committed
suicide; others that he was killed by a
treacherons conidant, others that he died
from natural cause. There is another
statement that Shere ALI Is not dead, and
is on his way to st. Petersburg.
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chicago cattle Market.

cHlcAeo, February 1.-The Droyen' journal
reports: $50
Hoos-Recelpts 10, 900 head; shipments COCO
head generally 6al6c lower on account Of
rcsttictions Of shipping By British Govern.
ment Choice heavy S 5Ga3 80; light S. 5Oa
aS 90; mixed IS S0aS As, '74I''
CkrTLE-Receips 1900 bead. shipments
$500 head. Steady; Shipping "a O6a5 o.;
stocker IS l0a3 2S brtcherS Stock firm,
sIEEr-Receipts 400 head! Steady and
unchanged Al IS 40a4 G2H.
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ToLEpo, February L. -Wheat--Steady; No. 1
white Michigan 9ic; extra white Michigan
oic; amber Michigan spot ann February Jic;
March 06c; No. red winter, February,
aikc; March, eeo; April a73tc; No. 5 red Ole;
western anhcF &3Kc, Corn-Dull; No, 3
SPOT aSc; February 49, Ifc May 36LSc. Oats
Dgll aud nominal, Hogs-$f 0Oa4 06, lll
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RalIrpad Gnnsh Iln.

wELtASD. oSF, February a. This
morning the west bound train on the
Canada Southern Railroad, while stand.
ing on'the Iyors creek bridge, near tho
station, was run into by another west
bound train. The engine and caboose
burned; IS cars smashed and the bridge
was ALSO considerably burned. George
Tyler, q brakeman, was iatslly injured.
,-'''o " NlEarlne ScNs. 81
BALTIMORE, February l.-Arriyed=Pe.
ruyian, from Liverpool.
Bosros, February l.-August Andre,
from Antwerp.
H4LlF4T, February l.-Arrived-sardi,
mia, from Liyerp9ol.
NV S0kx, February I.4Arriyed-City
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