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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-27
A RADICAL ROW.
The National Committee All Torn up
The Result in Maine. the Cause of the

The National Committee All Torn up
The Result in Maine. the Cause Of the
Commotion.
Nkw YORK, September 25.-The ru-
mors OF renewed trouble in the Repub-
lican National Committee were freely
circulated in political circles to-day.
The leaders are by the ears over the re-
suit in Maine, and are laying their de-
feat upon one another in general, and
Marshall Jewell in particular. The news
from Ohio and Indiana. too, is not en-.
couraging, and they are quarreling al
ready over the loss of these States.
A Conkling Man in Charge.
1t is said on very good authority to-
day that Thomas G. Platt, one OF Conk-
ling's trusted lieutenants, is practically
i'll charge of the National campaign, and
that jewell will be allowed to do moth
ing more than strut around the commit
tee rooms, as he has done in the days
that are passed. To all outward appear.
ances there is no change at 24l Fifth
avenue. Platt does not make lis ap-
pearance III the public room, and decen
cy suggests, Of course, as easy fall Tor
Jewell as possible. This means, further,
that Conkling has again mounted to the
absolute power in the State. The anti
machine men who won the victory at
Chicago have to take back seats. They
have been
Sold Out to the Machine Men.
Platt is bold man to take the res
possibility of the canvass at this time.
However, he probably argues that il he
succeeds he will be greater man than
ever, and if Hancock is elected it makes
very little difference who is blamed,
since every thing is lost. These rumors
are denied by the Republicans, but they
stubbornly stand their ground, and there
are many indications tending to the con-
firmation OF them. Not the least are the
mysterious absences of the leaders for
week past, One thing is quite certain
that, while the Democratic leaders are
working in entire harmony and union,
the Republican leaders are quarreling
with one another and complaining OF
each other.
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THE WORST ON RECORD.
Henry Ward Beecher in the Role of a
Radical Stumper.

New YORK, September 25.-Henry
Ward Beecher visited the Republican
headquarters to-day, and had confer
ence with Jewell. After he had gone
Governor Smith, OF Arkansas, men,
Der of the Committe, said that within
few days Beecher would enter into the
active work OF the campaign,
and deliver number OF
speeches. Where he will speak
first is not yet determined, but it is
expected that he will speak soon in
Indiana. The Committee, he said,
have been in correspondence with
Mr.. Beecher for some time, and about
two weeks ago they received a letter
from him, giving a promise that some
time before the end of the month he
would enter the field and deliver sew
eral speeches.
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uANCoCK's LETTER.
Republicans powncast over ITS Appear
ance, While Democrats are Joyful ana
enthusiastic.

Republicans pOWuCasL ONSA no hhSNA
ance. While Democrats are Joyful ana
Enthusiastic.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Hancock, $
letter on the subject OF Rebel Claims
has created a profound sensation here,
Its frank. manly and unequivocal utter
ances have produced CONSERVATION
among the Republicans, and such as are
inrlined To- view the political situation
Jispassionately admit that the most
notent GUN the Republicans have had
has been forever spiked. Democrats
arnlaud II, and none more so than those
Railing from the South. Southern Dem.
orrats saw that the so-called bugbear oil
"rahsl claims" had existence
oplv m the Eve of Republican Leaders
and was only prated about because 1t
was a convenient hobby TO scare the
,;mia and not from any belief that the
Snn,bern s., claims would be paid any
more by General Hancock than 10y
General Garfield. What excites the
biybest enconiums on the letter is the
sa3tentious manner in which General
Hancock disposed of the subject. lie
does not, like Tilden, enter INTO ions
explanation Of the conclusions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-27
The Big Round Dollars.

WASHINGTON, September %. - The
cashier OF the Treasury is shipping to
different parts OF the country, princi-
pally South and West, SO, 900 fractional
silver daily.
For the week ending to-day there has
been 640, ,992 standard silver dollars dis
tributed against 297, ,iS9 for correspond.
ing period in 1879.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-27
DRY GOODS.
MAJ YOrk

New YORK, September 25.-Dry Goo .
Cotton goods in steady but moderate
demand aud stocks well in hand. De.
sirable fabrics firmly held by agents.
Prints in fair request and steady.
Ginghams active and in light supply.
Dress goods in fair demand. Mems
woolens remaining quiet. Flannels in
steady demand. Foreign goods IN fair
request.
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Dss..-..vg Fire m Pittsburgh.

t..r....I. September 25.-ThlS
".-...- 10. ugr o'c.ock another fire &C
rEr-.. . Erii1ckSiir,d. originating
.-.. .se Wondering ruins OF GranniS
d t"... ruiu. mill burned yesier-
.as. ... Gsme,, famed 10y a breeze,
.-.... ,.r stable SljpinIug, aad from
,'.N.r tr",.y ruye.op-dtwodwellngs,
'l.'.y .....y.u- ALL Three horses, two
o.. N.... E..e valued 40 500 each, per
.'..t .a o.. stable. Loss 5000, par
t..E Insured. Tu" loss by yesterdays 5
... ".. r...y $4,000. on which there
., an ...-.l-r. .. - 700.
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THE MYSTERIOUS FIGURES.

III ~ OTlutEn 4u-
diana-A Mania that Threatens Visit
to Ohio.
BOURBON, IND, September 2l.-We are
having an unique time out here. On
Saturday night several small boys
chalked tie mysterious figures
$500
all over the city. They appeared on
every fence, wall, post, and curb from
one end OF the city to the other. They
were chalked on the doors of the post
office and OF the Campbellite Church.
Even the thresholds OF distinguished
citizens did not escape. All the Han.
cock men began to laugh, and fair
share of the Garfield men began to
curse. About midnight brigade OF
Republicans, armed with mnps, scrub
bing brushes, brooms, and pals Of
water, scattered itself over the city, and
began to wash out the figures. Small
boys, however, travelled in the wake oi
the scrubs, and the tigures
1920
reappeared as fast as erased. After five
hours work the scrubbing brigade went
homenin disgust. Senator Allison, in
Iowa, was announced to speak on the
following Monday. He received tele-
graphic notice OF the cropping out OF the
mysterious figures, and halted within
forty miles of the city. Alter council
OF war he took the back track for home.
On Monday the excitement broke out
airesh. Half dozen prominent Repub-
licans appeared on the street with the
mysterious figures chalked on their
backs. A distinguished Campbellite
clergyman awoke at A. NJ, and was
enraged to find
on the soles OF his boots. Little white
flags bearing the cabalistic symbols
floated from various points. A Garfield
butcher went into Mysteries because
some one had inscribed the figures on
the collar OF his dog. The whole town
was in an uproar. The Hancock men
laughed more heartily than ever, and
the Garfield men cursed like an army OF
Flanders. They were even more excited
than thev were when they received the
news of their defeat from Maine. After
again vainly trying to wash out the fig
ures they threatened TO resort to the
shotgun policy. These threats made
the Hancock men roar with laughter.
The curses OF the Garfield crowd were
so APPALLING that even the imported COL
ored element stood aghast. The worst
or best of it is that the
1920
mania has spread to adjoining towns,
and 1t threatens to run over Northern
Indiana like widfre. Ii it reaches
Ohio the Lord alone knows what will
happen. S323.
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a, I. ",.. September 2j.-A Reading,
'' .'s.1..J sys the President and
'. a...vet last night and had pub
-.Iru q, the hotel. The party
r' ,..s morning in a special six
-. coach, vii, travel 10 the day
- -. a.r.'s ;s a kOseburg. Oregon, on the
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MISS DANIELS DEED.
A Massachusetts Woman browns Her
Baby in Pond.

BosroS, September 25.-At Franklin,
Mass, yesterday, a good deal of excite
ment was created by the finding OF the.
dead body of Eleanor Daniels illegitl.
mate babe in Uncas pond. Eleanor is
the woman who figured so conspicuous.
" in the murder case at Bellingham
last month, and it is understood that
she wanted to get married and could not
while the child lived. She was arralgned
to-day on the cherge OF wilful murder,
10 which she pleaded not guilty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-27
A CHANGE OF HEART.

Prominent Indiana Greenbackers Come
out for the Democratic TICKET.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 2o.-J. b.
Yeagle, candidate for Secretary OF State,
and Noah w. Parker, candidate Tor
State Senator on the National or Green
back ticket, have resigned their places
on that ticket, and announce that they
will act with the Democratic party IN
the future.
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Sold Out to the Machine Men.
WHY IN INDIANA

Grant Calls a National Convention of Sol
diers TO Meet in indianapolis.
New YORK, September 2j.-The fol-
lowing call has been issued:
Headquarters UNION VETERANS
NATIONAL COMMITTEE,
New YORK, September %.
The Union Veteran Soldiers and Sail
ors of the United States will meet in
convention at indianapolis, Ind, Thurs
dav, the 18th of October. 1850.
Signed L. S. GRANT,
-, rp,af
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-27
TWO BAD ACCIDENTS.
A Woman Dies Horrible Death, and
Man is Terribly Mangled.

Man is Terribly Mangled
LAFAYETTE, IND., September "a
report reached this city yesterday morn.
ing of horrible accident that occurred
in this county, a short distance
from Mulberry, yesterday. The
victim was Mrs. Coombs, daughter OF
Joseph Stacked, OF Mulberry. She was
engaged in making apple.butter, and her
clothes caught fire and burned her to
crisp. She lived two hours after the ac.
cident, and after suffering untold agony
expired. ,,
4 terrible accident occurred late last
night in the yard OF the Cincinnati, In
dianapolis, ST. Louis and Chicago rail-
road in this city. Matt Bennett,
switchman, was run over by
the ears and mangled in a frightiul
manner. His intestines protruded
faom his body, and he suffered frightfnl
torture and died this morning, several
hours after the accident occurred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-27
SHOT AND KILLED.
A Drunken Rufflan Murderers an Ar.
kansas Merchant.

LITTLE Rock, September 2j.-Ed. Tay-
lor, oi the firm OF J. K. Taylor x Co,
Webb City. Franklin county, was mur.
dered yesterday at that place by a
drunken rufiian whose name is not yet
known. Taylor was weighing cotton,
when the murderer approached and be-
gan to quarrel. Taylor struck him with
stick, and was shot and killed. Oth-
GERS are in pursuit OF the murderer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-27
A MYSTERY.

Decayed Body ofa Chicago Citizen Found
Lying Near His Former Home.
CHICAGO, September 26.-The decayed
body Of 5. H. Conant was found in the
weeds surrounding his house at Cicero,
a suburb, this evening. Conant lived a
secluded life and his ncighhors who
found his body had just missed him. As
the house was in some disorder it is
supposed he was killed by burglars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-27

N-N "HS, September 2j.-LOans de-
"', SIS 800, specie decrease, ST.
....I. ..,a.S, decrease S33O.5OO; de-
Sis. decrease II. III, 500; circulation,
eir-OlJ, reserve, decrease,
'-'. The banks now hold Si,6l3,-
--. ..- uArr-s 10, ,esal requirements.
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DEATH IN A BAGNIO.
Unprovoked Murder at VIncennes, Ind.
Ono Man Brains Another With

ClubJ
ST. Louis, September 25.-A special
from Vincennes. Indiana, says: I'll:
Hogan, an employe OF the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad, went into the
bagniO OF Jennie Herbert last night and
found Douglass Williams sitting in the
lap OF Kate Adams, one Of the inmates
OF the house. Without uttering word
he approached Williams and dealt him
a terrible blow on the head with large
hickory stick, inAicting injuries from
which Williams died this morning
Hogan fed and has not yet been cay
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-27
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 2 to 3 per Cent.-GOSem.
ments Strong and Advanced-fIOur
Uchanged-Wheat Easier
Hogs Steady.
FIN CE.
New York.

NS" StA
NEW YORK, September 25.-MoSRv-
Easy at 2G3 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 4!@5!per cent. Sterling ex-
change, bankers bills steady at 4sli;
demand 4S3l.
SILyER-At London 50 $40 pence; bar
silver here ll2.; subsidiary silver coin
3(9lper cent. discount.
GovgRNMESrs-Stronga and advanced
] to per cent.
U. s. Coupons (lssll. .lDik
new ..-lVl7t
New Foursnd lVst,
New fours-.......... ..lus1
Pachc skies OF
RAILROAD BONDS - Active. but irreg-
ular.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SToCKs-The market opened strong
and under good buying prices advanced
throughout the entine list. Subse-
quently there was u slight reaction,
which was followed by / renewal OF the
upward movement. During the after
noon speculation was generally strong
in tone, and although there were occa.
sional reactions the general tendency
was toward a higher range OF values and
closing quotations showed rise OF | to
per cent. aS compared with the final
sales oi yesterday. The principal activ-
ity was in Erie, Lake Shore,
the coal shares, Wabash. Pacific, Union
Pacific and the Granger stocks. The
earnings Of the -. Louis aud san Fran
cisco road increased so 900 for the third
week OF September, ~. Paul SG0, 900 and
Northwestern $4,000.
The transactions on the Stock TX
change aggregated 2i2,000 shares, OF
which 1900 were Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western, 800 Delaware ani
Hudson, 5000 Erie, 10000 Hannibal
and It. Joseph, 1900 Iron Mountain,
5000 Kansas and Texas, L., 900 Lake
Shore, 1000 Lake Erie and Western,
l,S0O Michigan Central, 5000 North
western, 400 Nashville and Chattanoo-
"a, 22,000 New Jersey Central, 1000 Ohio
and Mississippi, 5000 Pacific Mail. l0,-
900 Reading, 1900 -. Paul, 1000 ~.
Paul and Omaha. 1900 Union Pacific,
5000 Western Union, 1000 Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, and 300
Northern Pacific.
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RILEY WINS,

Saturdays Single Scull Race at Saratoga
Time 2l:l3 Ia
SARATOGA, n. Y, September 25.-The
single scull race between Riley,
of Saratoga, and Weisgerber, of Wheel
ing, three miles and turn, 81 900 side,
was won by Riley in 2l:l3i. Weisger-
ber's time l:24.
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w OOL.
Boston

BosroS, September % Wool DE.
mand fair and market firm; Ohio and
PENNSYLVANIA 4ifi4Sc; Michigan 3s!c;
Wisconsin and Indiana 39d i2c; cOmh-
ing and delaine 4ia47!c; pulled SIG
10,
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LEAau GETS A LIFT.
E.5..-i5n ola Bad Character iu North
Carolina.

Carolina.
I..urr-ov, y. C., Sept. @5.-Peter
L.... co or.d, was hanged here yester-
.... -r.ruurter ui sam. Townsend.
as e.u-.G. january 9TH, 1879. Both
u.a N.r. married and each jealous
%. ..r..uer VAS cr,minally intimate
w.. ...n.-. One night they quar-
r.... . Leach shot Townsend. II
, Tint Leach belonged To a bad
a..r ru oi hls brothers murdered
O. N.o was sent tO arrest hlm
t-. .. u.s.. against the law and an
Oyer ..- brothers was hanged Tor
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September 2j.-CottOn-
Dull; medium llsnglltc. Flour Quiet
and unchanged Wheat Western
steady and firm; No. . western winter
red. spot and seller September, ! i O5!Cg
| OF; seller October 81 06.Gl O6i seller
November IL O7!@l 07.; seller De-
cember 81 OS!@l 90! Corn-Western
iirmcr; western mixed, spot and seller
September jOsM 50!c; seller October
sofa 5O!c; seller November 52.c bid.
Oats-Lower and quiet; western white
4lG4ic. PrOvisions-Cnchanged. But
ter-Quiet; prime to choice western
packed lsG25c. Eggs-Firm at zoe.
Petroleum-DuiI and unchanged. Cof-
fee-Dull; Rio cargOes ordinary to falr
l3Gyl5c. Sugar-Quiet; A soft lOsc.
Whisky Quiet at II IL.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, September 25.-Wheat-
Quiet; No. 3 white Wabash 95!c; No. !
white Michigan oslo; amber Michigan
96c: No. 9 red Wabash chash 96ic; sell
Ter October 97c; seller November 9S:c;
seller December 99sc; No. 3 red Wabash
s3Jc; rejected SEC; No. 2 red mixed 94c.
Corn-Dall; high mixed i3c; No. " spot
42.c; seller October 42ic; No. 2 white
44ic; rejected 42!c. Oau-Dall; No. 2
32ac.
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PREPARING FOR ACTION.
Ria Pasha Coming to His senses-The
Allied Fleet to Sail from Ragusa To-
Day-The Sultan Disposed to be Ugly.

LONDON, September 25.-A special
from Vienna says Ria Pasha seems to
have shaken off his apathy, and is con-
centrating at Gorica, and sending thither
ammunition from Scutari, which looks
az though he was preparing for ali emer-
gencies. This may have some effect on
the populace and League.
LONDON, September 25.-Admiral Sey-
mours ultimatum to Ria Pasha has
produced considerable CONSERVATION in
Constantinople.
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IsDNDON, HtpttlHDtl -D' AulllIIdl StN-
mour's ultimatum to Ria Pasha has
produced considerable CONSERVATION in
Constantinople.
Something About to Be Did
RAGUsA, September 25.-Admiral Sey-
mour has Just arrived and il is stated
that action by the combined fleet against
Ducigno is imminent. Admiral Sey-
mOur has broken off negotiations with
Ria Pasha. The Albanian League has
threatened to arrest the foreign consuls
in Albania as soon as the fleet COM
mence hostilities.
RAGUsA, September 25.-Admiral Sey-
mour has issued orders for the squadron
to be in readiness to sail Monday. The
Russian corvette Zemenk, with Rear
Admiral Bremen on board, leaves to-
night for the Albanian coast.
The Enterprising Brigand.
LONDON, September pa dispatch
from Athens saws: There is sudden
renewal of activity OF the brigands all
over Macedonia and there has been also
several conflicts with revolutionary
bands. 1t is stated from Prizrend that
the Abanians have driven out the new
lv appointed Governor and nearly all
the Lieutenant Governors holding office
from the Sultan.
The Porte Refuses TO Give up the City.
CoNSrANTINoPLE, September pa
second note from the Porte 10 its repre-
sentatives was issued on the 22d inst,
which finally refuses to order the sur.
render of Dulcigno unless the naval
demonstration is abandoned. Diplomatic
circles consider that the Sultan thereby
abandons the preteXt OF resistance by
the Albanians and determines 20 oppose
a surrender in his own name. 1t is as
serted that the Sultan was led to this
change in his attitude by learning that
the Powers had arranged that after the
settlement of the Dulcigno question
ships shall proceed to Nalo to cOerce
the settlement OF the Greek question.
The American corvette NIpslc is eX-
pected here to support the demand for
the trial OF the assassins OF the American
missionary, DR.. Parsons.
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ST. JOINS, y. b, Sept. ..

To Captain III. W. Howgatr:
The Gulnare returned last evening.
She lost one boat and all her deckload in
gale on the third of August.
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BAD LUCK.

The Arctic Exploring Steamer Gulnsrs
Disabled in Storm.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Capt. How
gate received the following telegram
from Lieut.. Doane, who went out in
command OF the exploring party in the
Gulnare:
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reached, but in succession of
sentences, each worthy TO be a
keynote, goes right at the treatment of
the subject, and dispose OF it
Asa Statesman and a Patriot.
The Republicans, now that it is too late,
cOncede that grave mistake has been
made in giving prOvocation for the writ
ing OF the letter. Like all OF the letters
thus far from HancOck's pen, brought
out by the eXigencies of the canvass,
each has revealed to the infinite adyan-
tage of the writer and the party whose
hosts he leads. The effect OF the letter
will compel Conkling to
Revamp His Speech Intended for I. Q
West,
as all of them were based on the pre-
sumption that Hancock was to pay rebel
claims as fast as they could be properly
briefed and brought in his attention. 1t
was not dreamed by the Republican
leaders that Hancock would dare chal-
lenge their statements; but now
that he has, he has disturb
ed very seriously the future
canvass of the opposing party. The
allusion "a stale made in the letter to
so-called Union claims is quite appro-
pirate, All loyal claims have been paid
long ago, and the only class now out
standing are i'll the hands OF set OF Re-
publican ex-Congressmen claim agents,
who will have cause TO grieve when
Hancock takes command on the 4th OF
next March.
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tured. Williams was nephew of Gov.
Williams, and his brutal and unprovoked
murder has created intense excitement
throughout the city, and should Hogan
fall into the hands OF the people he will
be lynched. Kate Adams is said to be
Hogan's girl, and the cause of the MUIR
der was probably fit Of jealousy occa-
stoned by finding Williams in such init.
mate relations with her.
THE PHILADELPHIA COUNCIL
, 1880-05-13

rived for the board to express their condem.
nation of his acts and recommend that
prompt action be taken to vindicatc the fair
fame OF the municipality by judicial in
quiry into KallLoh's case.
A motion to adopt the report was nut by
Mayor Kalloch, who announced on viva yocS
vote that it wos carried. The roll was called
resulting in an unanimous vote for adoption
4 resolution WAS then adopted which an
thorzed the finance committee to cause iu-
dicia! proceedings to be instituted against
the mayor for his removal from office and
empowering them to employ counsel aud
prosecute the matter to speedy termfna-
tion. Throughout the reading OF the report
end the resolution, Kalloch appeared cool
and unmoved, appearing only to consider
the dignity of his position as presiding ofi-
Ger OF the board.
, 1880-05-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
Mark Lame Report.

LONDON, April 27.--The Mark Lane Ex.
press in its review Of the situation Of the
crops and markets Of Europe for the week
sndipg April 26th says:
The weather the past two months has been
the most ssasonable known for FIVE years.
Spring sowing has been satisfactorily fin
ished. and agricultural prospects are gener.
ably favorable. In consequence OF the
prospect Of good crops farmers have ceased
TO attach importance TO the retention Of the
remaining stock Of horne grown wheat, and
country markets consequently have been
more liberal. Although the condition Of
samples has been fair sales were only
elected with difficulty at decline of two
shiiliDgs per quarter. Actual imports Of
foreign at Liverpool and London have not
been sufficient 20 cause the depression, but
numerous arrivals at ports o. eau AID lib
Crll shipments from and a marked decline
.u America have reduced business 90 a state
af panic. Operations Of headers have been
uulhy disorgsnizcd ly tie release Of the
lmnsEse accumulation on ihe Atlantic sea-
board. The Instructions given to factors
have been simply, Take ne price you can
r.t--tut SELL" In such ademoTGl:zsd state
IL Er-ift. when millCrs can scarcely be in
lrrti % look st wheat, It is not easy 70
.lrHu...s tho sHAc. decline, especially as the
, 1880-05-13
PACIFIC COAST
Young Kalloch PnDlishcs card.

Young KalIOch Publishes Card.
SAN Francisco, April 20.--The Post this
afternoon publishes the following card from
young Kalloch ...... ... .
EDTToR Pcsr have not a word to say
about the facts or merits OF my case.
wish it to be tried in the ordinary way. Fair
play, especially toward o man charged with
murder is supposed to be characteristic of
American communities, but expect to have
no fair play on or before my trial, if the fast