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, 1880-11-27

rEon1A, ILL.,. Nnv. v.z1.-0HAIN-Corn activo and isr:
high mixed. s9348l5c mixed, 421f3E1c. onts nacilvo
but nrn; No. white &1il5lc. ftyo firm: No. ? MO
.HHe.
HtHnw1HEs-EnchhnHed At I'LL.
llECKtpTsWheat l.HM bu; cnrrt IS 115 but oats. H.,
zoo tu; Typ, hi2i bttt harley. 2.aD bt
GIItPMEST3-Whcat, nuiu: Eortt. l,1N but OAts,
6,fU bu; rye. l,NU hu; bntleJ, none.
, 1880-11-27
1SAL1'IAToTfUs

pALTlMonE, SD. Nov. aa-FLoun-pul and hcavy.
Western super. $4.5ds+.s5. do extra. t5(0qaG2s do
family, 3i7I9I13.
Observation-Disclosures steady, Wostorn lower,
clusi,H stcadsr; No.2 Wcatern winter rcd. spot md
Noren,ter, sl..1}4Gl.sl3f: December. tl.2!aL2aA;
january. sLs7sa0l27s1, February. &2nt3ial. March,
el.5r361i.5a Corn-Wostom wholly nominal, Woat-
cru mixed. spot and November. toc bit January.
hI4o BID. osts scarce md dFm; Wsntorn white, 4+0
sc; do mixed, Ete@tc. ltye quiet at tLuks@a(1.
IIAy-FIrm, prime to choice Ponnsy'san!a, $ta0
aMW pef ton.
IuuvlsIuSs-Firm and steady. Mess pork Sla013
1h2s. bulk n,eat&-LoUse shoulders, non0 Offering,
clear rib slhos, noas Offering, do packed, M3sAc
lIac4sl--Shoufdora, tsc; clear rib sides. Skc Hams
lt5<@l2j4u 1.ard-nenned uorccs, a4aoAc1
1t4IG; roll, l83ceu.
Edos-Ftrm; frcah 25oi Timed. ac,
I'ETtolEnM-Jowor, renncd. INC. y
cufrkE-F1tulI Ito cafKocs, ordinary 10 faif ll14&
HfuAn--lliehor; 4 aoft o4c.
WMlSKY-fitHtoft 4Llt.
fnEl1llTs-ln Liverpool per steamer standby cot
ton: S.l,stAds t'ou! 2sAIi grain. sd IN, =, ...
ft774 but rYG, 9'0 ou
HI1rNxNrS-Whnat, 2.N;r.7 but corn. 00abl bu+
SALEA-WhpAt. 80 us bur corn, 1l2,&U bu.
, 1880-11-27
WOOL,

DosroS, nor. .aG-woor-Flrm. Ohio and rennsyl-
vnnta, 49aestc, Michigan and Wisconsin. 4tGet9c;
waahed conhsng nnti dcntnc, <tnc for tlnc delntno
and htuck 6s!to for mcdtun1t comhlns pulled, 3Sacc.
, 1880-11-27

NEW YORK, Nov. 4,-Thn coston-eoods market was
vory strong and prices advancing. Augusta ahset-
tr1s and drills nra advanced tic. American, Stark
mud Auburn grain -bngn aro advanced. rrinta quiet
md ktenty. Mcrrmnck shfrtsNEh hdrnnced TO VIC.
Mems wear woolens uu,ct uIl tFH.
, 1880-11-27

4e+sa II spoae tNuiy8 EGssos stoppad Ut tho BAla
tsAe ,,sts loads arrived and passed through
keea.rsss. The demand ua 5alt, and Nautstae
sAost Z ~ Sa III GM lnuh was nrm+ and shingles
. Nihs .as oHly four loads xere It tho market
~ aa]. 4 fsa EapFe vasssA Axa *.
, 1880-11-27


PutLAnELrmIA. Pa, nov. TL-FLouit-Less aettToi
Minnesota extt1A, coas, medium. and choice, &1}a
hi3 straight, el25G3Ji 0hiO. good, A00i fRacy. AA
GaUs lndlnan. *G50 IT, Louis, $atQ, Mlnncaots pat
ent process. *1.uktS.M Rya Aour, $a@as5.a1A.
GItAlS-Wllaut dull and unsettled, No. 2 rod. ole.
vaeuT &.s5s 4o,1 red, November. tl.s5H bid, sleah
nskedt December. u TN hld sls1H askedi JaArary,
SIT bid, Ea1H askedI Fcoruasy. HIM bld. sle9H
nsxcd. Corn-t:ash hkheF md opsaons 11Eori td 2td
,sw Tejyetea: on !fnek Hie; r ri ,n,xsa M Nassg'oer.
nary hse bd. 70 a.tedi NetItary. 1s{e ~: n,Aa
4c; Nu DO. Nci No lido. +sJfol Eajaeed. and mixed,
4ktGEsc.
isnNrIs(ON8-Htcuhy and unchanged.
ktrTrEt7in mod dsm.nds frm t%r M shosG9s eFe
Hate md lsintifGrd G,unty tpn-l. extfns M45lc.
Western il0serve G@a:c1 d. good 70 cAoce' laeac'
E6sEsE~gIs4i fnodaIato l0mandi creamery. l1,f
9tgc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nt t0a-
WHisKf--Esrnl NJ H. .. ..--.
ilEcxisrs-Finn!, sob br!a, wheasr 47,oo oui corn,
Gi,UII bur nnla, b.Nm bu.
sIIlr1ESTH-N0t f0poF30t. .t.
W00L-Htaady alld hr,ni prtcoa unchanged.
, 1880-11-27

CLEVELAND. Nor. .aB-IErnoLEuM-QuIets qnata.
Tons u1ohangods StAndnrd whttc. li0 test, lilo
ptrrSnuna. Nov. A--FETRnLEEM-Qutets scrHdo
wenk: untod cGrttncntes, G9SG: rehned l0c, rhllA-
t01phIa delivery.
, 1880-11-27
LIVE STOCks

ri1-rl.E-An actiyg nnd etr0nX InnrkOt was cxrori.
- inferior otlatics were aonewhnk unasr mug
~ md sold al baFcy sustained prices, but for any
htnr xa,r,g es thesG vno quick snlo Mt bcttar nv
sc nrtccs tf,an rd On eihsr ut tho preceding days
" ,hs vepk, During tho pAat tw0 or three days
~.sun IL snnd gnUtta hnve been fnrng bcttef than
-, .on,p u,o previous. in tho nbsencD Of nu Ado-
an,s ,pprly OF lilo uptr grahns ahippcrs havo tuEncd
.ssr ,tentlnn to Tint class md during tho present
ssrt an nnprctatiun In values oqual 10 Nl5a,c per
m n,upd, has taken placo. Choice and extra Hrades
10 .rs t,sher than last wcek. thaush tho advance
:. ,hn.s descriptions ta less marked. Ynatnrduy'a
aeer,ngs ctutrncrh larger number OF Tsxns cattlo
ts1n seen IN the yards on nnJ prevona day Within
,ho r.,t fortnight. They "ere mostly Of low arnde.
ma of them benR vliln!n0usy poor. nolHcen
i ;y)apd 1;tU wore sud by Gregory Cooley + 60 nj
,T,aan stoekors wnrn ignlrch for TO fnr cxtGnt ut
uTaasa acconlInc to quality. sales nj nntiyB cows
had mixed butchers lots wore disposed of at R1s@
IL sh,trcrs pnId t3EDGzA25 FIR common to chotca
t,aers md there nere .nlos to expor,ors at $tdt15
nny few catlio wofo LEFT ovGrt aud the market
finished ltn. ,-....--.
QUOTATIONS.:
E.ta gecYes-t1rattrd stocss weighing ,tD
e5al mo aaG2eyssMfno iii. md vsfofmod
stscr. Weighing i,ab tn LII hs....,..... fSa0h5
~ ~ t5I 10 Ill 42A5
Asa!qGiy 9sa Iayj !" I*D 1sss2s
sSa';a ss:asau i'd 10 isa, 2a3b
Stuck Cattlc-Cun,utun entttc, weighing no
Iaienos-t.isGt aai hin cows, hsiiats, stass.
bulls, and seAnwuE stGlr0t l7h8W
, 1880-11-27
MOUNTAIN ROCK OIL,

Tho popular nnd luny.es.a b.lsheA dentists
Drs. McChcsncyt hnvo the rush. 81 best net.
, 1880-11-27

BOSTON. -
Bosros, Nov h-sLoua.nsIsna y. ia!t saa m.sses
, 1880-11-27

TURPENTLNE.
WILM1NoroS, Noy. A-ap1Rlrs or TuHrEST1EE-
Firm At t5ISc.
, 1880-11-27
Mt, LOUIS,


BT. l.ou1B, No. Nov. A.-ELoun-stsady and Nh
chan24a. ....
t;nAIS-whsat opened easy, declined, No. ! red,
sLeh<&lW} not worth over tl0s at tho olosGt sllna
&I6}{ uecon,bott tll3'f9t.IeltsIll january salsH
@Lt4Is1suary, sLlG3l9i. i.lts Aarchs Nc. DO, alMh9
lUH}&t No. do, Nc Corn loHor ht +No casht aBto
&s}<o Dcconbor. EJJtQIxo IanuAty@ &Ht9A1{o Feb
russyt ~ asa Mareh Al5{8 t3tc Mar. Oats nrnes at
,sssp9o eashl 3fo Noye.abes, 9pfo December; As1e
Dlt fIthi;xSyytI ns.Isy Sna9Ht9sod' e H..s
{!SSSk,s!5 5E,;a aSsit,. sos'a0' roll 1s7se'
WUtAkf-Ht1nay nt {l.l1
iHoviaioSs aHiI ,ophpE st {EteG 3 nEy an ssls
o%s1 asss " ~ III e tissf IL. si ta I'll soss Il
Svu bs:, "hsat MM 1g1 ,ss1,sn
~; iii
hVU but osls, l0N but rye, uunc' barley. noaos
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW onGxANs, la,, Nor. hl-FLouA-Good %.
mund At full pEIcess supoFnpo. FA139Im; ~, Neea
h01; XXX, &,Nea::5t high grades Sant2dS7a
0sAlN-coru utm ~ 7a&15o. Outs aetiTa ana hsm
~ A70Ge.
CuitN- N-MxAL-HGaroa 4nd hru n s1.al
lkQylBIuNA-Fosk steady At flEtl Lard aulae
but nsmt tlarce. fshnsd. u. keg. kA1h bulk
ne4s In good denAndt shonldoEs iooso MOI paek d.
St s1.s5 H. ssss ogss @ IT. . io, ess
" 'nlsxY.hsssst. %s:s?a fss!!asa, sI%4 ~
q eax s,. Tta ss ssss
io fully i.i!. P!l.pa y q Shoiss. % 'st:Ms; YaL,
i1ii prc0s, ssn!sttusAt ~ Gc; fait
i1Gtq, prime 70 chuieu ~ a. Mn9 aoI!vs eaa nsms
Sasmss.fsS y s5s!9:tsa Ia Il ra s:'ss Il sta e
4~
, 1880-11-27
MANHOOD RESTORED.

A Victim OF carly lMpFcdones. causing nervous d.
btlity. pfamstato dnraJ. eiS. aayshf Egu " ven
~ sa1f-Gurs which viii Aed tree ito his felox:9uf.
{e1pfs. A44Esaa J. L. ltEE?Ea " shashanst, y. Z.
, 1880-11-27

oswEao, Nov. oI-GnA1N-syhens higher. Corr
aru-
, 1880-11-27

lOnsnfurnnY niRht Ia Gilman only, -
fun 6aturhnJ night runs 10 leofta onlE =.
Wabash. 1T. 1.auta ~ Pacific Hallway.
Dcr1tc0rncr 3t0xart md Archer-avB Crwlhty .tnrh-
Ticket urlce. ii Clask-Ht- -
, 1880-11-27
LtaF6 | ArhvA

ann!iy. GI1ni!y. cxcopt Sunday. cOalY,. cxeeca
Saturday. dually except MondaT. ~0s~
rul1usn tiG.whcsD sieuplnE.Cars and PASSENGER.
Umsha iancn.n Joseph: Atchhon.T aud Kan.
tHstHy, throu1h without change. FnfioF Cara With
iHieSltnsn9 9haiE1 eatucon EnlcaEo md Kansas CtE
,;.'nenMs ns ,snoslnGars sth Nevolrne-Chh!rs fnr
nihlna Carr aHRchsd ~ I'll tratns
cis,r"H.; i,G ,Sa SS1!.'xsutee ~ Pan, un,,w>v.
~ Ticket o;1css, Ct Claek-sk- ralniof Housa
0fShd FacIFe Hotel md At u9pnt- *'~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-02


w VALUABLE TRUTHS. "
Ifyou are suffering from poor health, or languish
ing on a bed Of sickness take cheer, for
Hop Bitters will Cure You.
u you minister, and have overtaxed your.
self with your pastoral du- tleHi n mother, worn
out with care and work, or n you simply RilnGi
IL you feel weak and dis piTited, without clearly
knowing why,
Hop Bltters will Restore You
II you are a man OF bus- mess, weakened By tho
qtrain Of your everyday duteaj or man OF let
eorB, toiling over your midnight work,
Hop BitteFs will Strengthen You.
u you are young and suffering from any indls
oreton, or are growing too fast "a often the case
Hop BltteFs will Relieve You.
n you are in the work. shop, on the farm, at 10
deak, anyW here, and feel that your system d
cennsing toning or slim ulating without intOl =
eating,
Hop Bitters Is What You Need.
n you are old, and your pulse 10 feeble your
nerves unsteady, and your faculties waning
Hep Bitters will give you New Life ahd vIFor.
HoP CoUaH CURE 4 the sweetest, Eufsst and best.
Ask Children.
One HoP PAD for Stomach liver and Kidneys sups.
rlor 10 all other Cures by absorption. IL q perfect
p. is an absolute and irresistible cure for drunk
ennesa use OF opium, tobacco and narcotics.
Above sold BY drugg. Hop Bitten Mg Co Rochsr NJ y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-02
Isenovatlpg old Lands.
American oulliyatOr.

r American opltlYator.
Glover growing is almost universally ac.
knowledged to be the best and cheapest
method Of renoyatiug our WORKOUT lands.
Many farms IN this very town have been
restored to a high state Of fertility al
most wholly through tho use OF clover and
plaster. Barnyard manure Is always good
for the land, while Of the commercial fer
tili2eIs any Of them may 10 special cases
prove Of no benefit BY using the former
we return TO the soil the refuse Ct the
same vegetation previously removed from
iti while through the use Of the latter We
may, perchanoe, restore some ingredient
in which the soil is deficient. or, on the
other hand, We may fsil 10 add anything
actually required by the land.
For the general purpose OF reclaimlng
worn-out lands, we must admit that barn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-02
Lawrence. Mnsa. Amnrlonn

To- III HH AfNNAthNef NiNAAs AnloEACAus
The New York Herald has made near
ly complete canvass OF the members Of the
two branches OF the Massachusetts, Legis.
lature, ~ ascertain the Presidential prefer
enoes, President Bishop OF the Senate is
Tor Sherman, aud speaker Noyos OF the
House, for Grant; OF the Republican mem
bers Of the two branches, the first choice
OF Al Is Grant, 80 Blaine, 30 Edmunds, 83
sherman, 81 Washburn, 10 Hayes and Q
Garfield, OF the Democrats, 81 for Bay
ard, 10 for Tilden, same number for Thur
mani Seymour and Hancock had B each,
Mcclellan aud Butler each and DAVIS /.
Concerning the Lawrence members the
Herald says; 'Senator Andrew o. Stone
is a rising young lawyer of Lawrence, a
shrewd political worker aud staIwaFt OF
tho most pronounced type, He said, 4
am for the ex- President first and always.
1 believe he Is the man for the hour, and
he will be nominated aud triumphantly
elected. The people want Grant and they
will have him a. Representative Poors IS
put, down FOR Washburn. h.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-02
TUFTS
PTLLS
IRDoRsED BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMER AND
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE,
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
ENDORSED BY

On. TUT has sue
ceeded In combiningin
these pills the hereto
fore antagonistic quali-
ties ofa STRKNaTHINa,
|PURaATIvE, and PU-
InITYINa Tonic.
Their FIRST apparent
effect is 10 increase tho
appetite by causing the
food TO properly as
simulate. Thus the sys-
tenn iB nourished, and
by their tonic action on
the digestive organs,
regular and healthy q
vRcuationB are pro-
duced.
The rapidlty with
which PERSONS TAKE
ON FLESH while under
the influence Of these
pills, indicates their a.
daptabllity TO nourish
the body, hence their
efficacy In curing ner
vOus debility, melnn-
choly, dyspepsia, vast
ing the muscles, slug
.gi5hness of the liver,
chronic constipation,
andimparting health q
strength to the system.
Sold everywhere.
Price Is cents.
Office
SO Murray Street.
NEW YORK
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-02
ERIE STORE /!
SPRING OPENING 8 DRY GOODS

We have in store and arriving, an i'm
mense amount of seasonable goods, most of
which we are offering at last years prices.
All kinds of Worsted Dress Goods are as
cheap as ever, and some sorts cheaper.
We have some 20 different numbers of
Black Cashmeres, which we sell from Scots. to
$1OO per yard, which are as good value as
can be offered anywhere, and as low as we
ever sold them. Beges Colored Cashmeres,
Herrowbone Stripes, and fancy Dress Goods
and Trimmings in great variety.
New Spring Prints, Ginghams Brown
and Bleached Cottons, Pillow Cottons, quar-
ter and 10 quarter sheetings, Hosiery and
Notions.
Our store is jammed full of goods and
we are selling at the very lowest living prices,
consequently trade is booming. Come in and
see the biggest stock in the county, get prices,
and don't buy cents worth if you don't find
EN- cheap Mr.. Kepler is now East, and
new attractions are constantly arriving.
HNnU UwD O. IN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-02

Why Is ID. X, Thompson's Barosma con-
sidered the, ,bast kuowuremedy for liver and
kidney diseasesi Because he has thousands
cured BY taking it. For sale by Swift.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-02

Palatabls Medicines. Ayers Cherry Pee
toral Is a honeyed drop Of relieti his Ca
thartic Pills glide sugar shod over the pal
ate; and his Sanaparilla Is nectar that
imparls vigor TO life, restores the health,
and expels disease.
WatertoWn Pa) Advertiser.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-02
PATENTS

obtained for new Inventions or for improvements
in old ones. Caveats ahd all patent business
promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN RFJEOT.
RID may still, In most cases, be patented by us,
Being opposite the U. s. Patent ONCE, and en-
gagged In PATENT BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY,
we can secure patents in less time than those
who are remste from Washington and who must
depend upor the mails in all transactions with
the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model or sketch we make
search in the Patent Office and advise as to its
patentAbility FREE OF CHARGE. Correspondence
confidential, prices low, and NO CHARGE UN-
LESS PATENT Is OBTAINED.
We refer to Hon, Postmaster General d. NJ.
Key, Rev II. ID, Power to officials in the u. s,
Patent Office, and especially to our clients in
every State OF the Union and in Canada. For
special references. terms, advice, SC, Address
O. A. SNOW& CO.,
OPPosrrE PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, d. G.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-02
GOOD CHANCE
UuI FOR
Emigration

NoNTEMPLATING removal 10 Fargo, the
~ undersigned will dispose Of umb8f OF eli
glhle lots IN the center OF business q the HarbOT
same hloek with Cheney Store-whi hioh may be
had az bargains ANY one wishing b 60 20 Far
50 N the spring-the best wheatfa lsiug district
~ thq West-may get special fates-aey 4b, 70
puluth and Slb 70 FargO--irom Cleveland, De
scliption OF the country furnished on application
Hqfbor, Feb. is, 1850. 7s' MILO l., RICE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-30
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Parliamentary Matters.

LONDON, August 2S.-The House OF
Commons went into Committee OF Sup
ply last evening without opposition,
and discussed details OF the Irish votes.
At 3 this morning the House adjourned
1t meets to-day at II to proceed with
the Committee on Burial's bill and
other Government measures.
LONDON, August 2S-Yesterday's 8
struggle in the House OF Commons re-
suited in victory for the Government
after twenty-one hours continuous sit
ting. The postponement OF the Con-
stabulary vote was only conceded by the
Government upon Mr.. Parnelrs under
taking that it shall not be obstructed
Monday.
LONDON. August 2S.-The Parliamen.
tary committee Of the Trades Union
Congress have sent the ministers res
olution deeply regretting the amend.
ments Of the employers liability bill
made by the House OF Lords, and ex-
pressing the hope that the Government
will either restore the bill 10 the shape
in which it passed the House OF Com
mons or Withdraw it and pass more
thorough.going measure next session.
Wool Firm and Unchanged.
LONDON, August 2S.-At the wool
sales to-day prices were firm and foreign
bidding was spirited for suitable descrlp-
tions. Prices, except for cross.breeds,
approximated closely to the closing rates
OF the last sales; $500 bales were sold,
chiefly New Zealand, Sydney and Cape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-30
HoosIER HORROR.
An Unknown Man Rsvishes Ten-Year-
Old Girl. and Then Cuts Her Throat.

An Unknown Man Rsvishes Ten-Year-
Old Girl. and Then Cuts Her Throat.
BooSKvILLE, IND, August 2S.-News
has lust reached Bonneville OF one OF the
most horrible outrages ever perpetrated
in Warrick county. q. w. Ward, a
respectable and well-known farmer.
living twelve miles north OF here, IN
Lane township, this county, in COM
pany with his wife, attended the Sol
diers' Reunion in Bonneville to-day,
leaving the house in charge OF their
little children until their return in the
evening, little thinking OF any danger
i'm their absence. Some unknown man
thi- morning at about III O'Clock en-
tered the house and terribly raped MIR.
Wards teu-year. daughter, in the
presence OF her helpless little brothers
and sisters. Alter accomplishing his
hellish purpose, the fiend cut the throat
OF the little girl. The shrieks OF the ter
rified little ones were heard by passing
teamsters, who hurried to their assist
ance, noticing at the time man run
ming from the house. who subsequently
disappeared IN the woods.
The little girl was found lying on the
floor saturated with blood flowing from a
horrible cash in her throat and life almost
extinct. Messengers were Immediately
dispatched for her parents at Boonville,
whose agony on hearing the sickening
story was heartrending. Medical aid
was summoned, but it will doubtless Ds
of no avail. The community Is highly
excited over the affair, and should the
fend be discovered Texas justice will be
liberallv dealt out to him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-30
THE MEN WHO FOUGHT NO.
BLY,.
Reunion OF ColOred National
Guards at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, August "a reunion OF
the Colored National Guards OF the
United States, will begin here to-mor-
row and continue three days. Compan.
les A and b OF the Sixteenth Illinois
Regiment, under command of Major s.
w. Scott, arrived to-day from Chicago.
the Zouaves, Of Memphis, will arrive
tonight, and the Mcclellan Guards, OF
the same place, will come tomorrow.
Capt. Ed. Brown and Lieut.. B. S. Payne,
of the Palmer Guards. of Columbus, o.,
are here to represent that company, and
a company is expected from Dayton,
Ohio The two Chicago companies were
received at the depot by the Attic
Guards, this city, and were escorted TO
lhe Union Hall. where they now are and
where all other visiting companies will
be quartered tomorrow. There will be
athletic sports at the fair grounds; COM
petitve drill and inspection and review
on Tuesday. The officers of the Nation
al Guard Union will hold convention
on Wednesday. There will be parade
in the afternoon and reception in the
evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-30
OURAY DEAD.
The Great Ute Chief Departs
for the Happy Hunting

Los PINos AGENCY, COL, August %.
An Indian arrived last night from the
Southern Agency with communication
from DIR. Lach, to the effect that Ouray's
case is hopeless one; that he is uncon.
scious and has not recognized him since
his arrival. A consultation OF three
physicians has 80 decided, and report
that the public may expect to hear OF
bis death at any moment. Chippeta. his
wife is with him. The Uncompahgre Utes
are almost in a panic at the very
thought Of his demise and the rival
bands are already discussing his proba-
BILE successor from among the various
candidates who are crowding to the
front. The chief, Sapobonara, will un-
doubtedly be the man. The commits
sion has accomplished nothing as yet at
the Southern agency toward the signing
OF the treaty. The death of Ouray will
complicate matters, and may delay the
settlement OF the Ute question at least
year.
Later-Twelve-t thirty o'clock P. NJ
A runner has just arrived announcing
Ouray's death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-30
A MISUNDERSTANDING
CAUSES A HIGH OLD TINE IN A KEN.
TUCKY COURT, 81
In which Senator Voorhees,, Of Indiana,
Counsel for the Defendant Playsa
Prominent Part-A Sher-
iff who Had His
Hands Full.
EVERYONE TAKeSAH HAND IN THE ROW.

There was an exciting little perform.
ance in the Court House at Nicholas
vile, Jessamine county, Kentucky, FRI
day evening, in which Senator VOORHEES,,
"the tall sycamore OF the Wabash
played star parts. The affair was most
disgraceful and unfortunate one, and
the many friends and admirers OF the
Indiana Senator in all parts OF the coun.
try will extremely regret his connection
with it in any manner. During the in
vestigation into the riot, Saturday, while
Ike Arnold, the murderer's brother,
was being tried for contempt, Mr.. Voor-
hees took the stand and said he did so
to tell the Court that he had no enmity
against Bronston; that he disputed him
without any thought of row, and that
he was greatly surprised and chagrined
at the turn matters took, and was much
hurt to think that the trouble was partly
attributable to him. The jury in the
murder case finally brought in verdict
of not guilty, and that in the contempt
case sentenced Ike Arnold to pay a fir e
of one thousand dollars and to be i'm.
prisoned for one year. There is
great excitement in the town, and it is
expected that Jim Arnold, the alleged
murderer, will yet be killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-30
GRANT ON THE STUMP.
The Old Man Addresses Ca
lena Audience, and Promises
to Vote for Garfield.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2S-A Galena special
says: Last night Hon. Philo A. Orton,
in speech to the Republican mass
meeting, gave his reasons for leaving
the Democratic party with which he
had acted for twenty years. lie intro
duced General Grant, who, alluding to
Judge Orton's speech spoke as follows:
am much like Judge Orton. | have
never made Republican speech in my
life or any kind of political speech. |
am sure it would require some time and
much preparation to make one OF any
length. l can. OF course, go little iur-
thur that Judge Orton, and say that
never voted Republican Presidential
ticket in my life, and but one Demo-
cratic ticket, and that was many years
ago, when | was quite q young man,
but pledge you my word here tonight
that il am spared, although l shall be
at distance from you on the End OF No
yemher, | shall return to Galena to cast
one Republican vote for President oil
the United States, and | hope the city
of Galena will cast round Republican
vote such as it has never cast before.