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Of public good. He thinks the present
Congress can not afford 10 60 beIsre the
country without passing bill o. this
character. n

oil public good. de thinks the present
Congress can not afford 10 90 beisre the
country without passing bill Of this
character.
All Anxious {, Get Through.
The disposition among the Democrts
to hurry up the necessary Legislation
during the coming session is shown In
the fact that the chairmen OF important
committees have called meetings .of
their committees for this week, in order
to begin the preparation OF measures
which they are expected TO report to the
House. Some time ago the clerk OF the
Aprropriation Committee was instruc.
ted by Chairman Atkins to cslla meet.
ings oi the sub committees on various
appropriation bills, and sOnie OF these
will hold sessions early in the week.
Mr.. Reagan has called meeting OF his
committee, also, for one day this
week, T. begin work on the river and
harbor bill. This bill aud the appro-
priation bills are necessary measures
which the session must pass before ad
iourning. The calling OF their commit.
tees indicates. therefore. . disposition
on the part OF the chalrmen not to have
an extra session on the score OF not
passing appropriations. Some OF the
members of the appropriations commit.
tee have already arrived. Among them
is Mr.. Baker, OF Indiana, who, with Mr.
Wells, of Missouri, constitute . sub
committee to prepare the forti6cation
bill. Mr.. Wells 10 expected to arrive
to morrow. when a meeting OF tina, com.
mittee will be held. Mr.. Baker thinks
there will be no trouble In the passage
OF the appropriation bills this winter.
He says there will not be an extra ses-
ainn
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% 900 ten years ego. The percentage OF
Increase is double that OF the whites;
In view OF this fact the exodusers did
not all 90 to Kansas.
The child. wife, spoken Of. in my last
letter, has returned to the city in COM
pany with her husband. Whether her
iniaiuation for the Spaniard still exists
deponent knoweth not.
We are to have another theatre. ).
c.. Crossy ("Fatiy Stewart has bought
a location and will build at an early day
Next week the Park Theatre VIII 90
back to its first love, negro minstrelsy.
Add Ryman and George Thatcher are
the lessees. They premise agoed SHOW;
Our p)stoflice, the old one, Is iightedi
with the electric light. The interior Oh
the old edifice looks as bright as a bride.
The end, and not word oil politics.
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MEETING OF OHIO ELECTORS.
1hsx wan Yi,it Nantor To.morrox.

amy "'h -SesSs
COLUMBUS, November 0-1he Ohio
Electoral College assembled in the ex.
ecutiys chamber at l2 o'clock. n. W.
Goodhue, OF Summit, was chosen TEN.
porary chairman and J. +. Campbell, OF
Logan, temporary secretary. All the
members OF the College were present
except Messrs. Holisnd, OF Union;
Churchill. of Muskingum, and Allen. Of
Darks. For some reason they did not
appear at the preliminary meeting. Al.
ter appointing committees the College
decided to visit General Garfield. ut
Mentor. after their work Was completed
here. The patty will leave tomorrow
afternoon, accompanied by the State OF
.6cers. spend the night at Cleveland and
visit Mentor on Thursday. The College
adjourned TO meetst9 9 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
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A Big Haul for One Day.

Detroit, November @-At Mt.
Clemens, in this State, last evening,
while mail carrier was waiting N the
depot for the mail train going TO Detroit,
some sneak thief stole one OF the letter
bags from the platform. As soon as the
loss was discovered, the postmaster pro-
cured lantern, and. with the aid oil the
slight snow, tracked the thief over
mile, when the bag was found cut open
and the letters rifled Of their contents.
There were more registered letters than
usual in the bag, but the amount OF the
loss cannot be known. The thief sue.
ceeded in making good his escape.
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Murdered IN Cold Blood.

CouxcIL BLUFFS, Iowa, November 80.
The evidences of a cold blooded and
deliberate murder were brought to light
in this city this morning The victim
OF the foul deed was Mr.. John :. Sapp,
a saloon keeper on Fifth street, aged
about Sc wears. The body OF Mr. Sapp
was found on the floor OF his saloon
about eight o'clock with the skull
crushed in and the sice Of his face terri.
bly cut or brushed, the result OF a blow
from some heavy blunt instrument.
The wounds were sufficient 20 have
caused death almost instantly. Small
clue.
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Corneri in Corn.

ST. LOUIS, November 30.-The corner
in November corn, which has been in
progress oi settlement during the past
week, finally closed to-day. About two
million bushels are involved IN the deal.
which was managed by the house OF
Manson, Bartholomew & Co.. and the
profits accruing are said to be about
1925 900. The settlements were mostly
made at a 20 45 cents, about two cents
higher than any Western market
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Arrested for Burglary.

NEWARK, o. November Samuel
Seymour and Frank McFarran, claim
ing 10 be from Cleve land. Ohio. were
arrested her, Monday. charged with
recently breaking into show Ease filled
with an assortment OF gents furnishing
goods, belonging to Charles Kramer, OF
this city. The stolen goods were found
in their possession. They languish in
iail, to await the action Of the grand
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ANNUAL ELECTION
OF Dire ctors of the N. Y. L. L. and w
r r.

New YoRK, November 30-At the
annual election for directors OF the New
York, Lake Erie and Western +. X. Co,
the old board was reelected. President
Jewstt cast 100000 votes, representing
four tiiths of the stock Of the company
most OF the votes he cast as proxy.
About 100000 other votes were deposit.
ed by the stockholders. The annual
statement shows its said surplus in the
earnings Of 81, 100000 after the payment
of the fixed charges and the interest on
the bonded debt. The operating ex.
penses have been materially reduced
through the adoption of the narrow
gauge track and the use OF heavier
locomotives.
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s,.,.m,ot OF Currency ou,standios.

WAsHrxGroS. November 30-Follow
ing is a statement OF the United States
currency outstanding at this date: Old
demand notes, $50, $50; legal tender
notes. old issues, S}iG, ,6SI ,OiG; Ons year
notes Of 1853, s+6,Dsj; two year n)tes ol
1863, $3.50; two year coupon notes OF
1858. $23 $50; compound interest notes,
S24l. 2lO; fractional currency. all issues.
SIS 539.l4j. Total, $3G2 G0I, ,l36.
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PRODUCE
Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 30. = Flour
In good demand at full prices. WHEAT
strong and higher; No. 2 red winter
81 Osi: No. 2 Chicago spring lot
cash; 81 lOi seller December; 81 sel-
Ter January; 81 l2i seller February; No.
3 9ilG95jc; rejected 73S77c Corn
Active, firm aud higher at 42tc cash /;
42ic seller December: 42!c seller Janu'
airy; Ate bid seller May. oau-S rong
and higher at 33lc cash; 33ic bid seller
December; 33iG33tc seller January;
373c seller May. Rye-Stsady and IN
changed. Barley-Stropg and higher at
81 OF. Flax Seel-At 81 10. Fork -
strong and higher at $l3 0o0al3 80 cash :
$I2 25 bid seller Decembet; $l3 81 eel
Ter January; 81 90 sel.er February
Lard Excited and higher st - G!iCd
3 Gj cash: s. IS seller D-cember; - ~
seller January: ss 9Otss 9.i seller Feb.
ruarv. Bulk Mcats-Active. firm and
higher: shoulders 81 G0ta7 Or; short
ribs 81 10; short clear 81 35 whisky-
Steady ani unchanged at 81 12.
LIVE STOCK
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Iniunefion Asked For.

New York. November 3n.-Thc
rradesmen's Na,iora' Bank, fira Ma
tionsl Bank and the Metropolitan Ma.
tional Bank, TO day, began sui. in the
United States District Court, praying
for an injunction restraining the Mayor,
Aldermen and Commonwealth Of the
city, and Denis McMahan, receiver oi
taxes, flom collecting taxes assessed
upon shareholders OF said banks until
the court shall have decided TIE matter.
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BSO. Through TO New Yyrk On Its Own
Hook,

WASHINGTON. November so. - The
Etuworr amt Ohio Railroad Company
hue al last succeeded in obtaining a
"nc 20 New York City altogether indie
g"nleut OF the Pennsylvania road.
From Philadelphia it passes over the
Era .u. ant the Central OF New Jer-
Str. There are to be-, commencing De-
rt,np'r three fast through trains daily
IN clrh direction, aud the time on all is
seven hours. which is reduction OF
I'm" over the ordinary express trains
o'T running. This gives what has
.n"s been needed in Washington
nt1n".y, independent routes for both
hnes reaching il.
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JUDO . 4. d. TAYLOR.
0arheld's Successor.

CLEvRL.NE, November 30.-At spe.
cial election to-day in the old Nine.
trenth Ohio district, Judge T.. b. Taylor.
elected in October to be Gaiheld's
successor as the Representative
from the new Nineteenth district,
was elected to All the vacancy in the
present Congress caused by Garfield re-
signing his seat in the House before the
expiration of his term. There WAS a
very light vote. Taylor's majority 9
large.
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orally lower.
STATE BoSps- Moderately active.
Srocxs-The market opened generally
strong, and IN the early dealings all al.
vance Of | to ~ per cent took place.
Northwestern, Nashville and Cnatianoo-
"a, W, ,s,ern Union and coal stocks lead.
Ing the u, " ri tend, ncy. Toward noon.
und.t the influence oi tight money,
a heavy pressure to sell MAS developed,
which continued throughout the entirs
afternoon, resulting in u steady de-
cline in prices, tie closing quotations
being IN most instances ut the lowest
figures Of The day. The decline from the
highest point ranged from Ia I per cent,
and m most marked in Telegraph stocks.
N, rthwsstcrn, Delaware, LsckawanDa
and Western, Michigan Central. New
York Central, 81. Paul, New Jersey Cen
tral. and Chicago, Burlington and Quin.
cy rose 3 per cent. early IN the day. nnd
later u per cent, with final sales at n re
covery of / per cent Louisville and
New Albany stock. which Spme months
since sold ut 100 and upwards, and
which has been neglected for long time
past, WAS offered ut from ~ Ia 80 before
il found buyers. Therr were unusually
heavy transactions in buyer - options
IN the stock ut to per cent. above the
price in q regular way. Long Island
railroad stock. which up Ia yesterday
hal not been dealt in the Exchang" Tor
a ,ony time. to-day advanced from ~ Ia
% bid. Al the close Oi business the
tyreiyn exchange market Was demoral.
lied and nominal. In fact It Was dIfii.
cnlt 10 sell bills This WAS largely on
account Of IN. pressure Of bills To rails.
money. The treasury today brought
$lB2. 90 of 6's Of 1880. The conrs. oi
the stock market during the last hour of
busin.ss was largely 10 sympathy with
the course of money. When call loans
fell of for a short time Ia per cent.
stocks became firm and rallied. but
when the rate advanced ~ per cent.
the interest OF the shsr. maIke WAS
much depressed. There was gre, Il prs,.
ure t0 sell in the late dealings, and the
downwa d movpmer xas accelerated h..
tho numb .r OF ",tJp' vrdsrs IN the ma
ket. The liquidation Of accounts back.
pd by slight margins was quite marked.
Leading operators we're accused Of loct-
ing up great sums oi money In order
70 su6servs Lheir purpo,s In tbe sto /
market, which was ~ buy cheap stocks
under the cover of a decline. The
Grophic ssys: Speculation to-day has
been influenced entirely by the move
ment Of money. which w1 stringent
from the start tn the finish, N= 1 per
cent. for the days use IL bring paid
quite generally, in some csses 10y first
clsss houses. Weaker holders have. -
Q natural rrsult. been forced to sell out,
and this wedding process 10 one that wlll
ultimately greatly brns6t speculation in
more solid stocks. Money II DSrumstely
clos. and the prospect 10 that u viii con.
tiuue 10 work 90 fDs some time to come.
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Report Of Tammany Hall Investigating
Committee
Nxw YoRx. November 30.-The fol.
lowing was issued tonight:

NRw York, November 3Oth.

IONluK WE
TAMMASY HALL,
NRw York, November Both. {
The sub committee OF the Committee
on ORGANIZATION OF the Tammany Hall
General Committee, appointed tn
investigate the fraud, corruption, and
intimidation practiced at the late cleo.
ton, is in possession Of evidence which
clearly demonstrates that the Republi.
can vote was enormously IN
creased by reason OF syk-
tema,ic colonization, unblushing
bribery and most cOwardly intimida.
ton of workinymen 10y their employees
At the proper time and place These
proofs will he made public. TIE
subcommittee believing that u
great deal OF valuable inform,
ton can DE secured throu, h
the cooperation OF the public, 10 this
end invites all persons In the possession
Of any evidence of illegal registration or
voting, bribery or intimidation, to com.
municate the particulars ID the chair.
man of the subcommittee at TammaBy
Hall, without delay, and in this way cx-
pose those who have violated the purity
Of the elective fra ichisr. in order that
the deserved punishment may bc en-.
forced.
EDWARD GILAS, Chairman.
W. n. SISGrRTos,
THOMAS \. GRADY,
.ScrJfd US.
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They VIII stop It-Bullion Is too Dear to
Them
NAV (oEE, November D.-The Post
SlyS; Fr.yate adyices are that the
'd';e movements OF gIld in this country
ATE AZ last attracting serious attention in
Il'a,iOn, and II is not unlikely that the
h'aS OF England will use its large power
% lrevCat II.
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Gone Under.

PIrIsBuRGH, November 30.-Sherif
Berlin, of Westmorland county, Pa has
made an assignment for the benefit OF
his creditors. His liabilities are sixty
thou sand dollars. Of which twenty thous-
and represent official obligations. His
assets are not known.
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hurt by q RunawaY Team.

=, %NNl>viLE, @. November 80 Mrs.
rrrTencc Farmer, wife OF policeman
Farmer, VS. shocked down while walk
,''S along >evcath street last evening
w arandNay street ear team. She was
dangerously and may be fatally injured.
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3 T. LOUIS.
Strange Disappearance-Election Of Rail-
road General Manager.

road General Manager.
ST. LOUIS, November 30. Benton
Jones, cashier in the United States Quar-.
termaster's office in this city, dlsap'
peared about week ago and mas not
since been heard OF. His accounts are
said to be somewhat awry, and his pos.
sble suicide is spoken OF.
f. O. Lamphene, of Chicago. was
elected general manager OF the Chicago,
Texas and Mexican railroad at Dallas
Fifty miles of road southwest OF Dallas
have been located, aud construction
will be commenced at once.
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NANCE.
New York.

Nsw YoRK. November D.-MoNsv--
active at Q per cent. per annum and /
per cent. per diem. Prime mercantile
paper sac per cent. Steriinv exchange.
bankers' bills weak at 4i9i; demand
4SOi. Produce exports for the week
$7,s32, 900.
The stringency IN the money market
during the afternoon MAS the most 81
we're IN Wall street ior long time past.
Stock Exchange borrowers had to pay
q | per cent per diem and q per cent per
annum.
SILvER-At London 81 1851; bat sill
yer here ma: subsidiary SILVER com
i(9l per cent. discount
GovsRNnsNn-Steady for 6's, hut
weak AMI ! rer cent lower for other
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WASHINGTON.
Eight OF Way-Fire 10 House OF Repre-
sentatives-Cepsus Returns.

Right OF Way-Fire 10 House of Repre-
ssntatives-Censu Returns.
WASHINGTON, November So Captain
Dougherty, Acting Indian Agent OF the
Crow Creek Agency, is expected to
reach Washington in few days with a
delegation of Brue Sioux chiefs. These
Indians have conceded to the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad the
right of way through their reservation,
and wish to come to this city TO settle
the details.
A fire hroke out last night in the bar.
Der shop Of the House Of Representa-
tives, and before il could be eytinguish-
ed did considerable damage to the walls
and ceiling. The barber shop was loca-
ted i'm one Of the House cloak rooms.
To-day the Architect put men to work
repairing the damage. The origin oi
the fire is not ascertained.
Gen. S. A. Walker, superintendent OF
the constructions, has submitted his
regular annual report 10 the Secretary OF
the Interior. He says although the work
Of taking the tenth census Is substan-
italy complete (returns having been re-
ceived from all but seven from total oi
81, ,265 enumeration districts), 1t will
probably be two or three weeks before
the office will be able to present the
complete statistics oi the population oil
the country, and he therefore considers
il advisable TO postpone in the future
report all mention Oi the results OF the
enumt ration, and also the discussion OF
the methods i'm use as we'll as any sug-
gestions which may require to be ma'
uf the charges In tEe census laws
i'm reference 10 future enumerations.
The Superintendent says that every
year and every month which can be
saved in the completion and publication
of the census statistics adds appreciably
to their value. He recommends that
Congress be asked to authorize the
printing by special contract under the
supervision OF the Secretary of the lnte-
rior, and, ii it be thought desirable, also
of the printing committees OF the two
Houses OF Cone ress, of the several ie-
ports of the census as fast as prepared.
The accounts of 2S,4l0 enumerators
have already been settled, involving a
total expenditure upwards OF 81 ,S2OOO0
Only 1900 accounts remain unIusted,
and there is no reason TO doubt that the
month OF December will see all the emu
merators paid for their services, except
only in cases where suspension Is re-
qulred for reasons Enthusiastically con-
nected with some fault OF the enumcra-
tor.
1t Might Be Better.
WASHINGTON, November 3O.-The ex-
cess OF the exports OF merchandise over
the imports for the twelve months end
ed Oct. 81, 1850, was Sl55,5l2, ,loG; for
the twelve months ended Oct. 81, 1879,
was 1859, ,257, 1872; the excess OF the i'm
ports OF gold and silver coin and bullion
Tor the twelve months ended Oct. 81.
1850. was s67,2l4 S2l; ior the twelve
months ended Oct. 81, 1879, was si3, 7d3,
SIS. The receipts ol the patent office
for the fiscal year from lees Of various
kinds aggregated $40 N,5i7, and the total
expens IS was S53S,925; showing net
revenue to the government Of Sl0l, ,G2l.
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STEUBEN VILE.

Suicide of Prominent Merchant -
Freight Trains Collide.
SrEuBsNvILLE, o, Nov. 80 William
PoIerv. a prominent farmer of East
Sprin !tield, this county, night before
last suicided by taking arsenic.
Two Pan. Handle freight trains collid-
ed at Collins Station, Sunday night,
wrecking both engines and several cars.
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DEDICATION CT pARDEE HALL
President and Party Present

EAsroy, Pa. November 3.-The re-
dedication OF Pardee Hall took place
this morning IN the presence OF an I'M
mense throng of people. President
HAYES, Gen. Sherman, Secretary Ram
sey, Pvstmaster.GeneIa. Maynard and
many others arrived on special train
from Philadelphia at 1913, aud were
escorted TO the college grounds, passing
through the crowds Ci people who gath.
cred to welcome the party. The pubic
school chill liren also greeted the distin.
guished visitors. Prof. +. A March, oil
LAFAYETTE College, delivered an address
OF the subject, Building and Apparatus
oi 4 Modern College" Gov. Hoyt ana
Aris Pardee were also present. Presi,
dent Hayes held reception from to Z
Pm.
The Presidential party lett al 6:lo p.
n. for Philadelphia, the streets being IL.
Illuminated as they passed through, and
later an extensive display OF fire works
was given by the students. Ii is estl-
mated that 10000 persons visited the
college grounds during the day
The friends O! Judge Key, OF Tennes-
see, are bringing him forward as can
didste for one Of the four vacancies
soon to occur upon the Supreme Court
bench.
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East Lperyy.

East LBrKrv. November O-Cstile
--R.ceip,s 1881 heal; selling sIov o.
Ia .c OF on common and metium; good
TO prime selling nr9 at last sseks
prices. III.
IIcgs-R.ceips !, 100 head; Philsdel.
pbias "a 65tS4 so; Workers 81 30Cs4 20.
shcrp-R-ceipts 1900 head; sr'!ing
fair at t3 5OtSi Y5, for good to eItra.
CHICAGO, November D.-Ths Dv"-.s
lou nal reports bog receipts ASJW
head; shipments 2.600 head; market
active anil firm for heavy common. and
Iigh, mixed dull: miSed packing - 10
4 G5; light 81 1904 20: prime kneinh
bacon a 6514 20; choice heavy - 100
500. 1t,
ments 2,6OO head; shipping demsnd
light and market easy. bat steady; ex'
port S 4O6 5 IS; good 70 choice shipping
81 GOa5 20: common to fair weak q
IS 6o(a.4 40; butchers' l0el5e higher
but active; common TO fair S2 Dez ~
GOOD - SOlS3 25: s,ockers ~ 50SS ID
Texans 81 1898 90.
sIeep- Receipts SO head; market
quiet and weak; common 70 medios
s. GOES 50; good 70 choice y -"
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Otercoats.
O,ercOats.
ONercoats.
OSercoats.
ONeTeoats.
osereoats.
~ l3.o Market.
"a 1890 Market.
"a EssO Market.
NJ l:ssO Market.
NJ 1920 Market.
AZ l3l0 Market.
hs.ersible Oy,rcOass nj 1870
Market.
"s,ersible Ovcrcoats nj lS2O
Market.
Market.
Market.
Market.
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Garfield Arrives at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, November 30.-:ieneral
Garfield arrived home this evening.
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INTERESTING BUDGET FROM
STEUBENVILLE
Court Notes-Leoture by TalmaEs-May-
or's Of1oe.
Correspondence OF the Register.

Court Notes-Lecture BY Talmage-May.
or's Ofaoe.
Correspondence OF the Register.
SrEuBENviLLE. O., November 30.
Court convened to-day, with Judge
Patrick promptly on hand. ready to
deal out justice where it rightfully be-
longs.
A large amount OF legal wind is to be
shot of this term, there being over $50
cases on the docket, and among them
the murder case OF Daniel Collins, OF
Slocum's Station, for the killing Of his
brother.
l am glad that the people Of Steuben.
vile are to have sn opportunity to hear
the celebrated lecturer. Talmage, OF
Brooklyn Tabernacle, New York, on
the night of December 18th, in his pop
ular lecture, "Big Blunders." This will
be quite diversion from negro min.
strels and variety shows, which have
heretofore been the principal attrac-
tions, appearing on our stage.
Local politicians have begun already
to lay their wires for the county offices.
and third.ternism is quite in the ascen-
dency. Stephens, the tailor, one of the
candidates for Mayor, is quite confident
OF being our next Mayor
By actual count of the Steubenvlle
correspondent OF the Pittsburgh Leader,
our city has thirty houses Of ill.fame.
The city Dads shouldca a special meet.
Ing and proceed 10 annihilate these
feeking dens Of rottenness.
RENO.
Shoe Store Robbed.
SrEUBENvILLE, o., November 80 -One
OF the boldest and adroitly worked rob.
berries on record was perpetrated in this
city on Saturday evening. While the
clerks of Floto's shoe house were busily
engaged waiting on customers thieves
got at the drawer and took thereform
about sixty dollars in bulls, but worked
so quietly that the robbery was not dis
covered for some time. No clue. The
affair has been kept quiet in hopes Vi
catching the guilty party.