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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-29
THE RATEx orpoNTACE.

Postal cards, / cent each, 80 without further
charge to oil parts Of the United States and
Canada, with an additional onc.cen, stamp
they 80 to all parts Of Europe.
All letters, to all parts Of the United State,
and CHNAdI, . cents per half.Ounce.
Local, or drop" lCttGns, that Il, for the city
or town where deposited, cents II delivered
by Carriers, and cent where there Is no car
rier system.
Newspaper daily, senIi.wcCkly, tri.wcckly
aud wccklles, regularly issued aud sent to req.
nlnr subscribers, 2cGnts per pound, payable
at the Office OF publication, newspapers aud
magazines published les frequently tlIan once
awcck, cents per pOunl.
TranSCnt newspapers, magazines, nomph.
lets, bOoks tprintetl) calendars, catalogues.
corrected proofs, (prinleIl Sheet, FOSTERS md
pTUspectllseS, cent for each two ounces or
fraction thereof Single COPIES Of the Iyrri.
Li1ENCEiI, weighing less than two OUNCES. the,
postage upon irregular numbers Is cent each
All other miscellaneous matter, including nm.
sealed circulars blank books, hook mann.
scripts photographs, etc, and also seeds, cllt.
tinHN, bulbs and rDOts, and merchandise not
exceeding lOnr pounds In weight, cent for
chch ounce or fraction thcrrOL
The following are the postal rates with Eu.
rope. The rates for letters arc for the half.
ounce or fraction thereof, and those for news.
papers for four ounces or fraction thereof:
ToGreat Britain and ireland, letters 5 cents,
newspapers cents; France, lOttch 5 cents,
newspapers cents; Spain, letters 8 cents,
newspapers cents; all parts Of GERMANY, In.
Guiding Austria letters cents newspapers .
cents; Denmark, letters cents, uewsnaTer,
cents; Switzerland, letters cents, ncwsnu.
pGrS cents; ltaly, letters scents ncwspaper, .
cents Russia, ,lettCn Scents nCwspalcrs9 9Gents
Norway, letters cents, neYsniICrs . cents :
Sweden, letters . cents, nCwipGICrs cents
Turkey, European and Asiatic, letters . cents,
newspapers cent; Egypt, lrttcrs 5 cents,
ncwslapeH . cents.
For 4sI4tIe countries, tic l,slLouncc liu,i,
for letters pn,l the four ounce Ius npws,ayerS
still holding Snod, die ratcSNel
To Australia, via San Francisco Icxcppt 10
New South Walcsl 8 cents, via SOUTHAMPTON
ID cents, via Hrindlsi 10 cents, nrwsnnier,,
Via San francisco . cents, via SOuthanIniOn /
cents, via lrlndlsl cents, China Letters, vin
San F4ncisco 10 cents, via Southampton is
cents via Brindisi u cents. newspapers y
and o cCntS by tho respective rOutss; british
India, italian mRil, letters 10 cents, nsWsna.
Pers4 cents; JaTan, letters, via san FanClsCo
9ctnss neWspapers. 9Cents,
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HAlIlIuOFe,

BGLTiNoEE, November2a - Flour-SieuJy
hut In buyers, favor; western suptTline 81 h
H5 30: do extra Is 76aG 9S; do family Ifj ,5o
J q whcst--western lower, dull and weak
hCr 81 Az; December 81 IGi;al a.: JoS,,n,,
81 40ISal 50. Corn-WCstcrn dull and n rHs
western mixed, spot and November it,,
new 55c December, 5Ta51 &c; january, SNl
5SHc: steamer, no bid. Oats Quiet: touiL'
western 4GAt7ci Pennsylvania itc; western
W While iOAhIci DO mixed lai5. Rye-Quitl a,
SO,tS5c,, HNy'-Firm; prime to choice Penn,
Sylyania 81 Goals 20. Provisions - Steady
and firm. Mess rork-SI2OO Bulk Meat
Loose shoulders lfaI9+c; clear rib sides q C
do packed 4AaONC. Bac0n--ShoulIrr, 5i:c
clear rib sides SIC; hams lOallC. Lard 80
bHtterCFIf'n; pine to choice western rack
fresh 2la29c lined iOal7c. CGfISe"Fifm,
Rio carSoea ltalitc. SUgnT--Stendy; \ Ssll
lOliAlOhc. WlIlsEy-FiFm Rt 81 lSSI ii,
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SWUNG OFF.
A Vermont Murderer Pays lhs Penalty oF
the Law, and DIES Asserting His Ia.
hoeGRCe.

WISDsoR, W., November 2S.-Asa Ma
gOon, who murdered Rufus sIreeter a,
Barre, Vermont, in October, 1870. wG
WAS hanged IN the State Prison to-day, ou
tho samO gaIlOws used lOr the hanging Oi
seven other murdercn. Magoon, this
morning, being asked for u confession,
said hc had none to make, aud that he
hoped to meet his family In heaven, lie
leaves seven children. MagoOn declared
that he would not ascend the sCatIOld, but
would have TO be carried mp by the Sher.
III. lie made a long explanation Of the
crime and said Mrs, Perrine was the
guilty one.
MRgoon when carried 10 theBcatioL aud
placUd In chair listened 10 the death
warrant being read. 10 then predicted
that within three years they would know
who killed StTCeteE. lie complained Of
Injustice done him Ia not being reprievUd
for year, that the ease might be present.
cd 10 the Legislature Anda new trial grant.
ed. While speaking he trembled violent.
y aud shed tears. After seating himself
he was bound and assisted to the drop by
tho deputies. lie then gave instructions
as to the disposal OF his remains, and the
black cap being drawn over his face, at
Las the drUp fell, breaking his neck, and
he was pronounced dead in fifteen min.
utes, and at the end OF tLiTly.twO minutes
was cut down aud placed in coffin.
AwEsT VIRGINIA HANGING.
ClScISSATI, November 2S. - "Laie"
Walker was hanged to-day at 9r. NJ. at
the Wayne county Court House, W. Va,
in the presence Of 5000 people, for the
murder Of Pat Nolan, October 10, 1873.
He died without struggle. Good order
was preserved by strong body Of police.
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ANTICIPATING.


WARRINGTON, November 2s.-Tho Ma,
hoHni Republican tomorrow will publish
what purports 10 outline some Of The
features In Secretary shorman's forth.
coming report. The report was offered
for sale on the street tonight and II will
be printed tomorrow in New York, Gin.
cinnah and Chicago, This fact was
brought to the Secretary's attention, but
he declined to give out the document for
general publication, sayIng that he would
not be party to any circulation by which
1t was published prior to Its presentation
to Congress. The RCpubiicn will say:
The forthcoming annual report Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury was made nnb.
liz In restricted and surreptitIous man.
ner yesterday. II Is said that the recon.
mendAlions contained therein, while they
are acknowledged to be Of great import.
G!nce, are so conservative as 10 avoid any
direct shock In financial centers or disturb
any commercial affairs.
II Is understood that the Secretary does
not go far in his recommendation regard.
ing the National currency Asthe President
docs In his message, for he does not sug.
gest actual retirement oi the greenbaCks.
lie maintains that the National banking
system shall 10 retained and encouraged
rs legitimate aid to the Government In
supplying currency for the general public
use, and also rs legitimate line ol per.
sonAl or private business enterprise. but
he recognizes the necessity aud ayailabili. |
tYol an interchangeable currency, such
GS the Greenback system Turntables, and
does not advise any interruption Ia the |
issue OF Government notes.
The repeal Of the legal tender act is dis. |
cuSsCd at length and suggested or recon-.
mended. The effect oil the adoption OF
this suggestion, as explained to the
NatioHa! Republican by prominent banker
VINO read the report yesterday, would
compel IN the future an explicit under.
standing In regard TO commercial contracts
whether they should be paid in paper or
coin. The argument Is advanced that Us
are now at par and will re-.
main so toran indefinite period, this com.
pulsory understanding would not inCon-
yentence any. one for the reason that the
inIerchangability Of the several kinds Of
currency will naturally be strictly pre-
served:
Much Of the report Is devoted. to details
and recitalS Of operations Of the Treasury
and It's several divisions and bureaus, oil
Of which have been printed from time 10
time as matters Of routine occurrence.
The. same paper, in to.morrow's issue,
recurring, 10 It's alleged synopsis OF the
Residents message, which was published
Yesterday morning, will say: "As to the
omissions In our synopsis, there are the
lAe best Of reasons for believing that they
are lmmAterial."
il, Ihey reier 10 the international exhibit
.l9n .lln progressing at Melbourne in Australia
ms year, and to be held at Sydney next
year. y In referring to the exhibit Of the
United States at Melbourne, he announces
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The Chicago Ehtr.0cmn doubts whether,
II Mary Anderson were real "JuIia," ="
and the gentleman who supports her a
genuine Clifford" 1t would be like this
Julia lin voice like steam calliopel-
Clifford, why don't you speak to inc?
Clifford tut the top OF his voiCe)-One
word. DO you still love me2
Julia Ian octave higher, but in tho same
volume Of tonel-I do.
Clifford with yell-Then come to me.
Julia lin tone or two higher)-lIold!
can the mArriagebe broken oil honorably
Clifford with mighty shout )-lt can.
Julia with lung power phenomenal and
mlracnlOus) Then take me.
And he takes her.
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-iIeaFiy Ehd0rsemSnt Of the Enter
prise - CommIiiee Of Conference AP,
pointed TO Come TO whesilnE-I.st tbr
ParkeFsburE Movement bs Followed
All Along the LInc.
| PAREERsHuRd, W. Va. Nov. 2S.
Special Dispatch to the intslIlEeOcr,
The railroad meeting held to night was
largely attended by our prominent buSl.
ness men, and was al enthusiastic and
earnest demonstration. parkersburgmeans
business on the narrow gauge question.
The meeting was called to order by Mayor
J. d. Jackson, who called Gov Dorcman
to the chair. WV. Chancellor, Esq, was
appointed Secretary. The meeting was
addressed by ]. d. Jackson, Gov. Bore
man, Judge Loomis, Isaac Prager. Col. W.
7. Thompson, Judge Il. $. Brown, Of
Jackson county, in stirring speeches, and
all of them strongly endorsing the enter.
prise.
\ letter was read from lIOn.J. n. Cam.
den, who was unayOidGbIy absent, earn.
estIy endorsing the enterprise.
Tho following gentlemen were appoint.
ed committee to go TO Wheeling for con.
ference on DecemberOt viz; Isaac Prayer,
Henry c. jackson, j. y. Camden, Judge
luomiS, ], u. Jackson, V. Il. Bloede, o. G.
ScolielL, W. y. Chancellor, George ].
Hopkins and Thomas q. Smith A com.
mittcc WAS also appointed 10 request the
County Court to order an election and to
solicit private subscriptions.
The following resolutions were unani.
mousIy adopted:
WHEREAS, The representative business
men Of the city Of Wheeling have organ.
lied a company for the purpose oil securing
a charter aud building a narrow gauge
road from Wheeling to Parkersburg; and,
whereas, we recognize in the movement
Au enterprise in which tho citizens Of
Wood county have deep interest, and
one that Is calculated 10 confer great bepe.
tits upon those counties proposed to be
traversed by the road; thretore
R|'oirei, That the citizens OF Wood
county, in mass meeting assembled, do
hereby give the enterprise our cordial and
hearty endorsement, and pledge to It all
.hc aid It is within ourpowGr to command.
ErSolreti, That we heartily approve Of
he action Of our Wheeling friends for
he prompt manner with which they have
organized the enterprise, and we pledge to
hem our earnest support.
RaO'Nd, That the chairman OF this
Meeting be requested to appointa com.
uittee Of five persons, whose duty 1t shall
DC to wait upon the County Court and
,rEe upon it the issuing of an order call.
ng an election upon the question of sub
cribing to the capital stock Of said com.
'auy, to be paid in the bonds Of the
county.
HOlCed, That the chairman be request.
ID to appoint committee Of ten persons,
o canvass the question among our busi.
ness men and the citizens Of the county,
and secure individual subscriptions to the
stock ol said road. G.
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GERHANT.

BERLIN, November 2S.-The German
Postmaster General is preparing proposals
to be presented to the Reichstag under
which the Postoflice Department will have
charge Of the entire freight traffic Of the
German Railroads and become general
carrier Tor the public.
BEGLlS, November 2S.-The Official Ga.
:st!t publishes notification by the Prus.
sian Ministry OF prolonging Tor one year
the regulations under the socialist law
relative to the right OF residence and 10
carrying arms in Berlin and It's neighbor-
hood. In notifying the head Of the Der.
lin police Of the continuance OF the regu.
lations the Government says: Persons
who have been expelled from the city are
still refused permission to reside there.
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OGDEN, UTMI, November eS. = Tho
Grand Jury, recGutlv adjourned at Salt
Lake, were specially charged to inquire
Into cases Of violation OF the law against
polyHamy. The District Attorneys and
deputy MArshals have been hard al work
for two months getting evidence, wbIci
The Grand jury, In their report, Say thaI
they found great dttaculty In obtaining
truthful testimony from witnesses; lhaj
witnesses are unwilling anil unreliable
especially 80 were the younger persons ap
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Everybody astonishedl Why? IL ia
that John Roemer sells such good calico at
Q cents.
Good AlPacas, all colors, At 12! cents.
Good Cashmercs, all colors, at IL cents.
oslx-quarter all wool ladies' Sacklng al
One hundred pieces Of choice new styles
OLD S5 Dress Goods worth 2S cents, for l9l
Ten pieces Of Table I.inons at IS cents
The largest pile OF FlannelS OF any houSe
in the city, at aAtenishIngly low prices.
Some real heavy Country Flanuels.
Cloaks, shawls, Carpets, Wall Paper, and
thousands OF other articles, Too numerous
to mention, at surprisingly low prices, iof
cash only. Call and sec, al John RoemeF's 4
Dry GOOdsT4 Carpet and Wall Paper I'm.
Porlnm, Nos. @Ol9 aud 909I Main Street
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lhlRlEn

oaIcAao: November 2S.-Flour-stoadv ,rJ
unchanE,,d' Wh9at-ACtlve, firm and hirhss
No. ? rcd winter 81 Is; No. ! ChlcNro SSrjr,
81 ~ rAAili s. 2l& bid December: 81 g5W,
y January No. ), 81 %; rejected g.c. COR
In good demand aud prices higher al SOlS
Sl!se cash S0I{G December, SOlic Januaiv
fj3EAtic May rejected J7c. 0ats-FSiIIy
active aud Nshade higher at Sl],c cash: S9R,
December SIC January; SGEc Nay reIecisj
EJlSHSOt, Rye-lsIhalii taif and inntk Il ~, isu
a 1ac IAEley-Fimer nj SOc. Timothv
seO1-SGaIcS and firm and market baIS
DtesaSd hoRS at Slai IS. POrk-EEcits,i
and higher ut tII OOalI 90 cash. SI6 m 'SJq M
December aud January; $l2 10 lid FrbrN. NJ Dla M
Lard Strong and higher; new A. M sssS ~;
December; 81 2gH january 81 SIE NJ NJ
February. Bulk Mos.s-siISrp and %Iyh OlG
changed Al 81 10. "' A''u IN
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COLORADO STRINGS, Col, November 2S.
The annual meeting Of tho Stockholders
OF the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Company was held here to-day, pursuant
to tho bylaws and published notice. The
meeting was harmonious and tho present
Board Of Directors, viz: Wm. J. Palmer,
DE-. Bell, Jay Gould, Russell Sage and
Q. F.. WorShoeHer, were unanimously
elected. Resolutions were adopted repu.
dIAting the lease and Boston papers and
requiring the Directors to prosecute the
AtCh!son, Topeka and Santa Fe for dam.
ages, and also resolution confirming the
action OF tho Directors In providing for
the extension OF the road over oil It's char.
tered routes, particularly to Lealvllle,
tho San Juan and Fl PaSo lnchuaha, ior
which the President reported that ample
means had been secured.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

MADRID, November 2S.-Special repre-.
sentatives from France, Italy and Gerlna.
ny, to be present at the marriage Of King
Alfonso and Arch Duchess Mario Chris.
tine, presented their presents 10 the King
yesterday. The English representative
will present his to-day. On the drst day
(the 20th) the marriage ceremony will take
place; on the second day Of the festivities
there will be reception at the palace and
gala performance at the opera, and on
the third and fourth days there will be
two bull fights, State concert, ilIumina.
ton, banquet ut the palace and perform.
auce at the theatre. Besides these official
festivities, balls are announced in several
Of the embassies and houses Of the nobil'
itY.
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By the use Of Fellows Syrup Of Hypo.
phosrhites the ncrRS become reinforced
in strength, the stomach is made capable
Of digesting the food, tho food changes to
blood, the heart becomes strengthened TO
pump the blood, the lungs distribute and
oxidize the blood, healthy blood displaces
unhealthy muscle and tu6erculous matter,
the patient becomes vigorous, and then
by using his constitution as intended by a
benefcent Creator, he may live up TO the
ripe old age, when like the corn ready Tor
the harvest he drops from the hnsk.
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PHItApELrnIA. November ss.-Flour-rr
trcmcly quiet: western extra IS sous 7G Min
nesoA extra family, medium ~ S7E, mmi
" 100; choice md fancy 20 G!lSSG Is: MINI
sofa patent 81 10. Rye flour iirm nj r. q,
%; Wheat dull; western rejected, tnlr.
81 40i No. 2 red, elevator, 81 ijlSaI AZ 10
req Sp1l, November aud Deccmlef 81 IS !,
asked. Corn firm; old western snil mir,i
track, 6'Ic; rejected h4V; Sail, mixed, spot o,5
o0c bid, Blc NkGli; November, regular bstl
bid, GOV asked; December 653;c bIi, III e
asked; January 6SItc bid, 6SJEc asked o.,
steady; rejected 40atlc; mixed IlGi2c: wilt.
!SAt5Ifc. Provisions firm and nnchanS"J
Lard at IAS7he: hutter dull; CREAMERY "Slyo
StaSuc; New York and bradford county
lh., eEtFR JlA9Sc; Western Reserve sSts
Stag7n; good tO uhOlSS 9OSlllG; wTstrrn d, ,.,.,I
Cheese dnll; creamery l2IAl3c; good lISiSc
Whisky hrm al 81 "A. "''' ''a' g
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Hold ON.

Hold on to your tongue when you are
just ready to swear, lie, speak harshly, or
use an improper word.
Hold on to your hand when you are
about to strike, pinch, steal or do an i'm.
proper act. ...
Hold on 10 your temper when You are
angry, excited, or imposed upon, or others
are angry about you.
Hold on to your heart when evil asSoci,
Ates seek your company and invite you 10
Join In their mirth and revelry.
Hold on toYour name at all times; for
It Is Of more value to you than gold, high
place, or fashionable attire.
Hold on to tho truth for It will serve
you well, and do you good throughout
eternity.
Hold on to your virtue; It Is above all
price 70 you in Rllimes aud places.
Hold on TO your good character; for Il
Is and ever will bV your beat wealth.
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AKRON, o., November 2S.-The Atlantic
and Great Western railroad will be sold
in Akron on the 9th Of January under
ore:losure proceedings. The date was
fixed to-day in pursuance Of private cable
grams announcing the completion Of the
reorganization Of the syndicate In London.
The liabilities Of the road are about SO.
100000. II Is expected that Il will sell for
about Sl0,0OO,0OO.
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Probably Murder.

rrrrALO, November 9s.-ThO body Of
Thomas Russell, Of St. Charles, Michigan,
a sailor belonging to the barge Walton,
was found floating In Buffalo creek this
morning bearing evidences Of having been
murdered aud thrown In. Ills face and
head was horribly dIsQgured with some
kenEie, Of Detroit, master .oi tue barge,
has been arrested on suspicion.
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Take a half pound butter, uuar.e,
pound sugar, SIX eggs (yOlks aud whites
beaten separately, one teaspooniul each
Of ground cinnamon, alsplco and cloves,
one teaSpoOniul ginger, three.uuarters
pint Of mOlaSses, four tablespoonIuls sweet
milk and one pound flour, having mixed
thoroughly In II one measure "Banncr''
Baking Powder.
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NV. INV loGE, November as.-lluSlncS con.
Limits Limits lAlF with cotton goods commission
1o 1olses AMI prices very iirul, Prints In steady
9euiaHI ie aud all GaFnrrs prints are advanced
~ flnghnas firm with an upward ten.
uehGy' Mems wear wOulens and nannels in
sseahy request aud very firm. THIS Bulletin
9shys; An fancy prints controlled by "A lead.
inE lODDing house have been advanced isr,"
Dry goods imports 81. .Ol2O ODO
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, November 9s-COilon strong
h llJsc. Flour, demand fair and the market
tirm at " OOa7 W. Wheat quiet At 81 2SAl 80.
Corn steady At 4Oli3l &c; Old ,carc at fats.
Oats steady, firm and unchanged December
steady nnd strong nj SjaSIc. Barley dali and
unchanged. Pork Ttr1nGat Si2 %, Lard dull
ai " l6aS 10. lInlk Meat scarce and irm
half cured shoulders ilsc; clear rib GaGl.c,
lIacoll scarcu aud firm; clear rib ne. Green
meats I'LL Islcr; shoulders tiOO; clear f.h sides
70 w held higher llamS nj 81 OOi1 %.
Whisky dull ut 81 00, DuttCrQuiet and un.
changed. l.insCtd oil firm at So.
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what You Can Ruy a, the Va,..,,

hhat fou Can Bny at the Bazaar.
Ladies, Merino Underwear,
Ladies' All Wool Underwear,
the finest, ''''''S'' ~
Children's Underwear,
Ladies' and Gents Hosiery,
ChildTen'S and Infants Hosiery,
Gents and Boys White Shirts,
Scaris, Nublas and Fascinators. and
everything marked down lower than the
lowest AZ the BAZAAR,
ll06 Main street.
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NEW ORLEANS, November 9S.- Coffee -
S@let; isto carHots ordinary 10 prime la
ne. sugar-Quet and weak; inferior ~
a5hci inferior good common d GltaByic; con-.
mon to good common Gytn7I.c; yellow claf.
lied Sashc. MOlaScss-Sieady and in fair de-.
mAnu; common 25A@Sc; centrifugal 95aS2c:
!air %aS|c. Mce-Quiet; Louisiana ordinary
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ARYSHINIA.

vtENSA, November 9s,-A dispatch from
Alexandria, says: Gordon Pasha has
been instructed In the case-if the negotia.
tiOns with the King ot AbysSinla prove
futile TO proceed TO Khartoun and report
the failure Of his mission TO the foreign
ConsulS there, and Afterwards to proceed
to Bender aud enter AbyssInia with
Egyptian troops.
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A "nIIn,, s,snirr rnnr,,,

CmArrASoo0A, TESx., November 2s.-
RennCtt Jackson was arrested here this
morning for snatching the body OF Ten
nessee Keith, who died Wednesday night.
The body was packed in shoe box and
addressed TO Atlanta, and said to contain
fresh fish. Last night parties attempted
to send tho same box to Cincinnati Us con.
tGlning cotton seed.
Bennett Jackson, his son and the Sex.
ton OF tie City Cemetery were committed
to jail in default Of 5000 bail for snatch.
Ing the body Of Tennessee Keith lasl
niYht,
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Tnladn-

TOLEDO, November 2S. 2S.-Wheat- Demand
light but holders ilrm; amber Michigan De.
cember 81 3lJsi No. red winter sISt, No.
yemberand Deccmbcr$l 3l9t; January 81 giK;
February 81 3lsE. Corn steady; high mixed
new 42c No. ., 4ic; new axe; No. . white
ioci new 4lHc; rejected i9Ifc; new lOc;
Clover seed, prime, SJc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-29

PIrDHvRuH, Pa, November 2s.-George
h. and James H. Riddle, convicted Of con.
spiraCy as the President and Cashier Of
the Franklin Savings Bank, Allegheny,
were sentenced to-day in the criminal
court to one and four months imprison.
lnent, respectively, In the county jail, each
to pay llne Of O cents.