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cessor in the Senate, and also intends having
him elected. For this purpose Grant lost his
vote in Galena
The stock Rnnm-Gnuid.s Nnf rations.

cessor in the Senate, and also intends having
him elected. For this purpose Grant lost hi
vote in Galena.
! The stock BoOm-GOuid's OPERATIONS.
New YORK, November 22d.-The Tribune
New York special says: A broker says thu
heavy rise in stocks results from the effort
of nearly every heavy operator Gould Ii
buying because he recognizes the fact that hi
will be able to get higher prices this week
He did not originally, however, anticipat'
any such rise as the present Beings beal
he will shortly squeeze the market by calling
in his large outstanding loans. He, however
is a strong bull on the prosperity of the coun
/ try. Few people appreciate the work going
on in the southwest. He will very soon hav'
a round hundred million bonds on the road
he is extending and going to build in tina
region. He will secure connections with thu
Atlantic roads. 1t is thought that is gener
ally attended to already. and those who wan
6 per cent. fer their money have faith enough
in the prosperity of the country and in Goulc
to trust it to HIM. He will go on and sur
prise the world by the extent of his scheme
This is where his time and money and energy
are directed, and he is DESTROYS of seeing low
prices fer stocks, that money may be left free
to flow into the channels he has dug for it
81 think" said he. tomorrow will show
how real this 'bulp movement is. If it really
is nothing more than manipulative move
ment there will be rush of the more timio
bulls to unload. Ii there is sufficient num-
Der of outside orders, then we shall sustain
rates, otherwise there will be Decline
Lively Days ON Change.
New YORK, November 22d.-The Stock
Exchange was characterized by great activity
to-day, and business was immense in volume
Prices opened at an advance of 5@19, the
latter Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, and
subsequently rose 4@23. About midday q
reaction of log took place, but during the
afternoon speculation again became strong,
and further advance of to q was recorded
in the late dealings. Sales to realize profits
caused reaction of 4@1a per cent.
| AT the Produce Exchange here to-day -four
advanced 10 to % cents per barrel, and wheat
and corn 2 to 8 cents per bushel, with large
transactions and no little excitement. The
furry was due to the closing Of the Erie
Canal for the present.
| At the Cotton Exchange there was brisl
| speculation and an advance of % to 80 points
owing to the unusually cold weather at the
South, which is interfering with picking anC
doing other injuries.
Failure OF the Chicago Produce EX
change.
CHICAGO, November 22d.-The Public Pro
duce Exchange, the largest institution of thu
kind in Chicago. suspended shortly before
o'clock to-day, having been badly crippled by
the recent heavy advance IN grain, provisions
cotton and stocks, all of which rose so fast
to-day that there was regular jam of cal
operators at the counters. This rise in al
kinds of speculative articles has caught most
of the bucket.shops, and several have al
ready suspended. The Metropolitan also
failed this morning. d. A. Loring, President
of the Chicago Produce Exchange, says
The concern has paid out over quarter of a
million dollars within ten days. 1t is de-
signed to settle and continue business. The
liabilities are not yet known, but are prob.
ably over 100000.
The secretaryship OF the Interior.
| WASHINGTON, November 22d.-Ex, Gov.
ernor Pound, member of Congress from Wis.
consip, is being pushed by his trends for the
Secretaryship of the Interior Department
He is backed by all the local political infu.
ence in his own State, and has the co-opera
ton of ex Senator Dorsey Great stress is
laid by the Wisconsin men who urge Gov.
ernor Pound for the place upon the fact that
/ the Wisconsin delegation to Chicago were the
| first to swing into line for Garfield, and to
the additional claim that the great North.
west ought to be represented at the head Of
the Home Department of the Government.
Don't Want the Position.
WASHINGTON, November 22i.-Congress
man Harry White denies that he is candi
date for the Clerkship of the House of Rep
resentatives. and says: 81 have too much
respect for the constituents who SO generously
supported me for Congress to accept the pc
sition of Clerk. Although it is highly re
spectacle position, do not want an office fol
| the sake of an Office"
Down on Boss Kelly.
NEW YORK, November 22d.-The Haulc
prints an address signed by officers of severG
Democratic clubs here and in Richmond
county, Staten Island, and by several mer
chants and bankers, declaring that they vii
never again, by money, moral influence o.
votes, support the nominee of any State o.
National Convention in which John Kelly i
| permitted "to exercise his former perniciou.
dictatorship The document is addressed t.
Faulker, Chairman of the Democratic Stat
Central Committee.
ingersOITs Secular Scheme.
New YORK, November 22d.-The Heral,
says of Ingersoli's secular scheme, organized
last week in Chicago to stop the reading o.
the Bible in prisons and schools, and fo
other assaults on religion: The proposition il
conceived in the same spirit which embold
ened the announcement of the Passion
Play in New York, which is an insult to al
religious bodies and an assault upon the civ
ilization of the age. The Chicago assemblagt
which concocted the scheme to 'secularize
the body polite ignore the fundamental prin
ciple of modern society and government, anC
their craze against Christianity will only con
sumo themselves.
Collision Between Vleilantes and Out
laws.
DEADwooD ID. IT,, November 22d.-Fo
months back a band of outlaws have KEEP
the citizens of Fort Pierre, town on tn
east bank of the Missouri river, in terror, un
til the respectable portion of the communit,
organized Vigilance Committee, with de
termination of Kidding the place of thu
roughs. Last week the two opposing force
came together, both strongly armed. A fgh
ensued, resulting in the killing of Arkansas
Joe, the leader of the gang, and woundint
four others. The vigilantes escaped unhurt
singular Matrimonial Complication.
CHICAGO, November 22d.-The Superio
Court had before it this morning case o
curious complications. Some months ag,
VIM. A. Sloan married woman in Ohio
moved to Iowa and obtained divorce
through Chicago divorce lawyer, and upor
the same day married another woman il
Iowa. The Courts of the latter State de
clared the divorce proceedings illegal and tn,
second marriage adulterous. To day tn
Chicago Court held that the divorce is valiC
according to the laws of illinois, 1t is there
fore illegal for Sloan to live with either of hi
wives, although he has children by both. HI
might, however, legally live with his Ohi'
wife in Iowa. and with his Iowa wife in Hi
nois, but could not live with the Ohio wife il
Illinois, or with the Iowa wife in Iowa.
|
Northumberland Passengers.
OMAHA, November 22d. The followin.
| leaving at 1915 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacra
mento November 25th: +. j. Wright, Lon
don; A B. Wickoff, United States Navy
Mother Marie, of the Cross Marie Emanuel
Red Desert, Africa w. Huntington, Mrs
Huntington, England S. Caldwell. Arizona
A. Fisk and wife, Miss Elma Fisk, Sal
Francisco.
Fifty through emigrants left on Saturda,
nights migrant tram, to arrive in Sacra
mento November 2Sth.
The Rainier Outrage-The Other Sid,
| Heard From.
New ORLEANS, November 22d.-Hon. j
Floyd King, Congressman of the Fifth Lou
isiana District, to-day wrote a letter to thu
President in regard to the outrage report O.
| II. B. Lanier, in which he says: Com
missioner Raum, in his report on Lanier, In
ternal Revenue Collector of the Fifth Con
gressional District, where he recently became
a candidate for Congress, has ordered him tc
invade the district with an armed force.
There Is nerfect Deaca and Quiet in the dis