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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-11

Dissertations OF an Enquirer Envoy-The
President Elect and His Senatorial
Toga.
CLSvELAxD, o, Noember l0.-Last
night as | was leaving Lawntield Gener-
FL Garfield said: "Wha; have yoa new
from New York; :,
told him nothing later than no had
heard. To-day handed him copy OF
the Eaguifsr containing John kelly's de-
tense ui himself. sent you Sunday
night. lie read the Gispltch aloud
and a, the conclusion observed: That
should settle all questions as to New
YORK frauds, shouIl think $50
should l." sand General Garfield. Then,
looking at the dt.patch again, he ob
served, Il. is signed 10y John Kelly him
sell
A cen, raj conversation then ersued
as To the probability OF the Democratic
Committee makins any positive kick
over the returns from New York. Inc
General took no active part in the Talk,
bot was for time an interested listener
The general impression was that the
committee would accept the situation,
and take no steps locking to contest.
John Sherman's lester to Jim Da.ze!I
il regarded at Mentor as an open an
nouncenlent that the Iceberg" intends
I, make a ho, fight for the Sens-
t,rship. Ii places Garfield in a
somew hat embarrassing position; Tor
after Chicago, aud what happened there,
he will hardly feel like opposing Sher-
man, while to ant,gInizs Charley Eos
TOR will hardly DO. Here in Cleveland
Sherman's letter is accepted as an ev,-
dence that Sherman has either received
notification that Garfield would prefer
not 10 have him in his Cabinet, or that
ne is averse to having CoDkling and
Blaine settle some Chicago scores 10y
opposing his confirmation In the Sem
ate, and possibly defeating 1t by the aid
OF the Democrats.
As it is, there are four Ohio Republi-
cans who must be provided with fat
places-Sherman, Foster, Matthews and
iTaft. Matthews has long desired a
place on the Supreme Bench, and HAYES
will probably be able to get one OF the
superannuatsd Judges to resign this
winter and make room for him. Either
sherman or Foster will get the Senator
ship, and then what to do with the loser
anu Taft is the problem that Garfield
will have TO solve. Ii Foster should iail
to get the Senatorship the solution
would he easy enough; but the devil OF
il is that Calico Charley has such a
knark OF avoiding failures that the
chances ara two to one in favor OF TAFT
slipping in as the compromise candidste,
or oi Frozen John being lei. to hold the
bag.
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River Commission at st. Louis

Sr LurIs, November l0.-The River
Commission met again this morning.
The Committee on Business submitted
report favorng the permanent oreaDi-
cation of tie Commission, with officers
consisting of President, Vice President,
Treasurer and Secretary; the establish
ment Of headquarters NJ ST. Louis, with
the office o; the Secretary in the Mer.
chants Exchange building; the appoint.
ment of an Executive Committee to take
general change OF matters pertaining -
State and national legislation, AMI the
holding OF an annual meeting oi the
Commission at st. Louis the first week
in November. The report was adopted
after somewhat lengthy discussion.
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ers in the House Of Representatives, ar

ers in the House OF Representatives, ar.
rived here in q very conservative state
Of mind, and contradicts most oil the
sensational statements that have been
made about the Democratic policy this
winter. He thinks the approaching ses-
sion viii lie a. unusually quiet cne. ne
says there ought 70 be no occasion inr
an extra session, and that Garfield ID
undoubtedly elected and will be 30 de-
cla-ed By the two houses, the count
being ...e.aiJ, formal matter. There
NAV, ne said, be some investigations
with regard to frauds perpetrated IN the
late election, but they will not be with
a vigv 90 changing the result, but mere
lyto
Pr sent the Facts
10 the country. Mr.. Springer takes a
very paii sophie view OF the situation.
The Democratic partv," he sail, viii
not disband. 1t will be quite as bent
fetal To the country to he in the minor
ity as il Il had control Of the otii:es OF
the legislative and executive depart
ments OF the Government. 1t cast at
least half the popular vote OF the conn-
try, aud the influence OF its members
and CT its press and statesmen will have
a very marked effect upon the iegi,la-
ton and administration OF the country
The Democratic party ought to give MIR.
Gareeld's administration cordial sup
port in Congress and through the Dem
ocrat press in ali measures having In
view the business interests OF the coun'
try, restoration OF harmony between the
sections and establishment oil reform IN
civil service and reduction OF expendl.
lures C. the Government.
What the Country Wants
is peace, the buIying Of sectiona!ism,
Grd ;he promotion OF business anu
prosperity. To accomplish these ends
should be the aim OF all parties. There
will he no revolut;olar proceedings on
the part OF the present Congress"
In reference 10 the count Of the elec'
toral votes, MIR. Springer said: "It is
ore ct the cardinal principles OF the
Democratic party 10 acquiesce in the
result of elections. The people have
elected Garfield. He will be inaugu.
retsd, Notwithstanding the fact that he
rejected, as a member OF the Electoral
Commission, the rightiul votes OF two
States, and caused Mr.. Hayes who
neTer was elected, to be counted In
let two wrongs will not make a right.
To repeat this programme would be to
re-enact the most
Wicked and Outrageous Policy
OF the Republican party, and to bring
upon ths democracy the denuncia,ions
which they have invoked upon their OF :
pone.ts. Ii We are TO follow any OF the
precedents set hy the Republican party,
let us initiate the little good they nave
done, and not seek to do again what We
have always condemned them Tor do
Ing"
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GIVE Us "THE REGISTER"
Is th" Cry of the Stalwart De-
m0Cracy ut Newark, Ohio-No
More Enquirer" i'm Theirs


NswARE, o., November 10.
Ian p.eas,d, no; surprised, at the
hy'rwitH which your paper is received
mia.s city, The first installment OF a
Alntred copies came to this place yes
'e''Ay noruin:, and they were taken so
speei. y that copy was not 10 he hal
iIon tie newsboys after IL o'clock.
newark IS stalwart Democratic city,
sai n" bulk oj that party must and will
.'1'" Democratic news il they have to 90
". '' the State to find it,
, Inc Cincinnati EqYpirSr for wears past
HaS oc"u the organ on which Democrats
NV r.wei implicit reliance, but the
v!a ~; 81 tina; shee, in the campaign
- i'''' YEAR has prcEen so traitorous TO
T'"n--..oc supporters as TO thoroughly
lS-0', them. In saving | wish you
Ssic'e>' a hundred miles west OF the
VL'o river but utter the wishes OF
"uad'- Us OF men in this place. p.
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A BUXOM BELLE
OF Buffalo Fatally Bullets y Lad
OF Eighteen.

BrrPALo, November l0.-A singular
and somewhat mysterious shooting al
fray took place here Yesterday, and has
resulted in the death Of James Kelly,
who is but eighteen years OF age. Al
half.past two O'Clock yesterday after noon
two sisters named Mary and Tinnie
Bryans, both young women, paid q
visit to the house OF James keliy's pa
rents, on Bird avenue. for the purpose
OF spending short time socially. kel.
ly's people were away from home. but q
Young man named Charles Christbeg
was with Kelly.
Mary Bryons was acquainted with the
young men, but Tinnie had never met
them before. They had good time,
and for awhile the two sisters waltled
to the music supplied on mouth.organ,
played by young Chrisberg. Later
Young Kelly snatched song book from
the hands OF Tinnie Bryons. and she
stepped across the ro)m, took a small
vest. pocket pistol from 4 box on the
bureau, and asked il it WAS loaded.
Kelly said it was not and Tinnie then
cooked it, and pointing it at Kelly ssld
plavfully: Your money or your lie,
and pulled the trigger.
The weapon went off with loud re-.
port, and Kelly, clasping his right side.
cried: 81 am shot. Run for doctor" "
The doctor soon came and found that
the bullet had entered the abdominal
region and passed upward to the stom-
ach. The victim began to ,omit blood,
and at seven o'clock last night died in
great agony.
He said b .fore death that the shoot
ing was accidental. and none OF the par
ties knew that the pistol WAS loaded.
The girl was arrested and is yet in Gus
tody. This, the old. oh story, that the
weapon was not supposed TO he loaded.
The mystery islthat all the Young people
should happen to be at Keliy's house
when the family were all away from
home. The case is being closely invrs'
tigated and some further cause than ac'
cdent may be found.
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LAND CAMPAIGN
onened in North Ireland.

LONDON. November l0.-ParneI an
nounced the meeting at Belleck, County
Fernaugh, yesterday, as the opening oil
the land campaign ia the North oil Ire
land. The meeting was well attended,
despite the inclemency Of the weather.
Resolutions were passed inviting the
people, regardless OF religious diEeren.
ces. TO unite on the land question.
Land League Notes.
DrBLIy. Noyemb Der l0.-At a meeting
Of the Land League to-day, Mccarthy
was elected a member.
A letter from F. II. ODonuril, VI. T.,
was read, Withdrawing his request ior
admission TO the League.
Parncll addressed a meeting at Eelieck,
County Fermausgh, yesteri y.
LONDON, November l0.-EOrster, Chiei
Secretary for Ireland, has LETT DiOiin Tor
London.
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Cleveland lott nEs:

CLEVELAND, November l0-Goyernor'
elec, Porter. Of Indiana, visited Car
field at Mentor t1-lay.
special TO the Herold from steuben..
vile. saws thai ia a trial trip for speed
today over the Pan Handle road, be.
tween Newark and Steubsnvilie, III
miles, the train made S. miles per hour.
From steubenville IN PittsburSh, A
miles, at the rate OF 20 miles per 10 n
The fastest mile was made in s2seconds
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PARIS.
Gambetta and Jules Ferry in Sweet Con
sultation.

Gambetta and Jules Ferry in Sweet Con
sultation.
PARIS, November l0.-lt iS said that
Gambetts, at the interview with Jules
Ferry to-day. asked him to withdraw
his resignation.
numerous'y attended meeting OF
members OF the Left Chamber OF Depu.
ties to-day, DeVese and Zinard tRepub.
licansl said that they had gathered
from interviews with members OF the
Cabinet that il the order OF the day,
expressing confidence in the govern
ment's general policy, was carried by a
majority, two hundred members ot the
Cabine, would probably Withdraw
their designations. The Left unsni-
mously instructed is bureau 10 arrange
with the bureau Of the Republican
Union for Interpolation TO the govern
men. The Lett also agreed 10 the
terms OF the motion. expressing com.
llete adherence TO the ministerial state
ment
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BEEL2eBuB's BEET.
Another Wicked wrstch's Murder.

NEW YoRK, November l0.-Assistant
Corporation Attorney Sizerson, his wid.
owed mother. bis sister Mary and .
younger brother John, reside at No. 50
Lewis street. Andrew Gillen, . young
lawyer of rather dissipated habits, Was
among their friends. Recently he made
avertures OF marriage to Miss Sixerson,
but these were repulsed by both the
young woman and her family, and he
was finally forbidden to enter the house.
Late this evening he called and desired
to interview Mrs. Si1erson and her
daughter. They talked with him awhile
and then desired him to 60 away. He
did not 20 at once, but continu ued to
plead for Miss Sizersons isvor. Atlength
he threw his Left arm about her neck.
and in the presence OF her mother drew
a pistol from his pocket. placed the
weapon against her head and fired
bullet through her brain. Mary fell
dead at her mothers feet and Gillen
rushed from the house. He was subse-
quently arrested and taken to the Tombs.
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Meats are qui,t, with slight demand
at former figures. We quote ~ follows
Groceries,

orOCtTru.
CorYKx-Fair to good Rio at l5tSl6c:
choice Is. best Wheeling roasted lSt,
Arbnrkles 10! yellow Rio Isle. .Java25c.
MoLA~Es Syrup, common Sic; bright
iGc; prime. SOC New Orleans, prime new
crop ia ISc; chosce J0c.
SuaAR-Reiined hard crushed lOlc;
pulvcriscd. l0ic; granulated. loo. Stan.
dard 4, o.: Oh A. DC; Palsre G, SIC:
extra &, SIC; best yellow, Sc; common
yellow 7,Gy7ic: New Orleans 7I(9Stc.
Dry Goods
Business in this line 10 reported ~
good for this season Oi the year; agents
have n,ado prices for canton Hannels
ranging from 7 10 lie. there being .
full stock on hands. We give quota.
tions on leading articles: Muslins ttS
7ic; ginrhams 1!cr &c; chevoits 7!r:
crashes 6si0c: dcnins 9tdl3lc; ducks
lltal5c; jeans ljtd5Oc; table linens -
GIjc: and dress p"o.is l0in2Dc. Prints
are quoted n follows:
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Knife and Pistol.

BUFFALO, November lO.-Rcssell
Dart. a prominet citizen "t this city
probIbiy fatally shot Emil Sei;eit. a
music teacher, this morning. Seiieit
made love to Darts daughter while
teaching her music. and had been for
billen the house. He visited the house
Yesterday, drew carving knife and
threatened tn kill Gng one one who
kept him iron seeing Miss Dart. He
Was elected. and promised to keep away.
He returned. however, at O'Clock this
morning. and was sho, by Dart, as he
claims, in self defens'.
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Kick on Radical Tickets.

RoxDANr, y. y, November l0,-TEe
chairman OF the Ulster county Demo.
cratic Committee has served upon the
cAnyassers OF Ulster county a protest
sgains, the counting OF the Republican
electoral ballots, claiming that said bal
lots do not conform to the requirements
Of the Statute in that they contain both
caption and endorsement, and that the
names OF the several candidates are not
printed in plain type and with letters OF
uniform siz'. Ulster county has here
toiore been largely Democratic. but on
the second instant gave Garfdi lSo pa.
ilritY.
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More New York Illegal Tickets-

HupsoS, n. Y, November lO;-The
chairman and secretary OF the Demo
cratic County Committee have served
upon the Board OF Canvassers OF Colum-
bia county protests s&inst counting
the Republican Electoral, Congressions''
Assembly and county ticke:s on the
ground that such ballots were Illegally
indorsed. The protests were ordered
placed on file, and the Board adjourned
till Thursday to take legal advice on the
question. The Board comprises twelve
Republicans and six Democrats.
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GARFIELD RESIGNS,
Not the Presidency, but His Seat
in the Lower HOuse-FOster's
Thanksgiving Day.

COLUMBUS, November l0.-GoveTnor
Foster to-day issued proclamation
fixing November % as the day for
thanksgiving and prayer.
Governor Foster to-day received the
resignation of James A. Garfield as
member OF Congress from the Nine
teenth Ohio district. The Nineteenth
district, at the time OF Garfield's election
to Congress was not composed wholly
OF the same territory OF which il is now
constituted, ana the writ Of election to
fill the vacancy will be issued to-day
for an election November 30th. and sent
to those counties which composed the
Nineteenth district at the tine Garfield
was elected. it btirg held that the terri
tory composing that district having
vested rights which cannot be abrosa'ed
By act of the General Assembly.
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The Austrian Earthquake.

Loxpox, November l0.-Later partic-
ulars from Agram. in Croatia, concern
ing the earthquake felt throughout
South Austria, Yesterday, state that I'D
houses aaa two churches were irrepAra.
by damaged; part o: the Csthei eirai
must be rebuilt. The palace and coun'
t,y seat OF Cardiual and Archbishop, the
government school and cigar manulac-
tory were one-half destroyed. The
buildings within a radias OF fourteen
miles were terribly shaken and dam
oral
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Pings ina Picxle.

Nxw YoaK, November l0.-The suit
OF the United States against julius +.
tinss. OF the firm oi Pings x Pinner. to
recover damages amounting to SGO,OoO
for alleged undervaluation on importa'
tions of kid gloves. was commenced TINS
afternoon in the United States District
Conr, before Judge Choate. The case
excites much interest among importers;
The goods in question were imported
from GRESHAM, and the Government al
le9es the invoices were largely under
,..l,al
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No III. n Marshals fJr Flor .da

JAcxsoSviLLx, Fla, November 10
A train iiom Madison Court House.
having on board FIVE citizens in charge
Of a Deputy L. :. Marshal, arrested for
an alleged violation Of the election laws,
was boarded Tuesday night n 1t was
leaving Madison, by party d masked
men, who released the prisoners and
made the witnesses disc bark.
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Bdunore.

BALTIMORE. November lG.-Flour-
Firm; western superfine 81 JD'e4 10; do.
extra s. 25la,5 90: do family s. 25ls,6 q.
whest-West-rn higher. closing easy
no. 9 western wintrr rel, spot and
s.I,er Noy.uit%r 81 I7i6l l7t: seller
Dermber 81 I9al l9i: seller January
8! 2ll lIal 2It; seller february u 2kA
I 24l. Corn-Wrstern higher snd
s;r,ny; western mixed, spot, and seller
November and Decemb.r 80 59i; nes
57c; sriI.r Januiry 57Fs5' sc. Oats
Higher and saoIg; vesiern white 4lG1
I2c; do mixed 3sa39c Rye-Quiet a'
81 coal or. Hs,-stsah,; prime q
choice Pennsylvanis SIS OOeD W. P'o
ysois-F.rm, With rn active iobbiLs
trade demand. Mess Pork-At $l5 q
G,l5 IS. Bulk Meats Lonse sboul'
drrs no offerings; clear nib tides nc
offerings; do packed 5;ss!c. Bacon
Shoul Ter, SIC: clesr riD Aj.ies SIC
H.ms-AtlIi4I3.. Lird-k-Gned 9tc
Butter Steady; prime IN choice western
packed l6Ca23.: roll lss &c. Eezs-
Firm At 2ic. Petrolecm-Duil; fthneH
nominal at l2c. Cofee-Duil; Rio car.
go-s ordinary To fair llf9l3ic. SuEzl
eQui~t: A soft 9tc. Whsky-Dui
at 81 llGl l3.
p,rrssrsnH, November 10 -PrtroIsu =
-Onie,; crude stesdy; United cefti6
Gates s9ie; refined i9s Sos Philsds'Phl
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THE EUCKEY ES'
Official Vote

CoLuMBUs, o., November l0.-The
official vote OF the November election in
Ohio was canvassed to-day, AMI showed
the following result: Garneld, 3Io,OiS;
Hancock. 5+G, ,S7l; Weaver, 5,l56; Dow,
2.6l6. Gariislds plurality, 3i,l'. Gai-
field over all, 26, los.
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r,,.osl Radical Votes.

SYRACUSE, November l0.-At a meet.
inc OF the Courtland county Board OF
Canyassers a Democratic protest was
made against counting the Republican
electoral ballots on the ground OF double
headings. The Board voted to canvass
the vote and send the protest with the
canvass to the State Canvasssrs>
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" Ill Contest.

DAxvuLs, Va, November l0.-The
seat oi lion. GeorgeC Cabel', Represen-
tative elect from the Fifth COMPRESSION
al district, will be contested by j. /.
Stovall, his opponent. who has begun
taking aifiaylts for that purpose.
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OUR OWN STATE.
Heavy Fire Down the River.

PARxsRsnrRG W. Va November 10.
"A fire this morning destroyed the
buikling anil contents Of the Esgle
Mills. In the lower part ofthe city. Loss,
S., 900; insurance, 800.
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THE MOREY TRIAL.
The Radical Times" Report Of the Per-
Jury Case.

JURY Soso.
New YoRX, November l0.-The 7inies
furnishes the following: When Morey
and Lindsey were arrested on Tuesday
evening, the former, who is an invalid,
was placed in charge OF his uncle, John
W. Morey, Boston policeman, who
came on to testify at the trial OF Philip:
The members OF the Morey family, and
especially Mrs. Clara 7. Morey, asked
permission to see him and one old
iadv said that she was not
sure that she could make Sammy tell
the truth. She visited him At the hotel
where his uncle had him in charge, in
company with other members OF the
family, and esought him for all their
sakes to make Q clean breast OF the
whole affair. The young man burst
into tears and offered to tell the whole
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Lamp Chiuney Makers Must Shut Up
Shop.

PIrrsBrrou. November l0.-At .
IT Getting OF the Nationil Lamp Chimney
Association, neId tins day at the Monon.
gahela House. it wss unanimously re-.
,olyed tina. all the factories in the Unit.
ed States should stop the pr hurtion oi
chimneys for the four weeks PRIOR to
January 10. lssl.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
HOME AND IelEeaAPnIc REPORTS.
Honey Active 3 At to S pr csat-Gsv.
ernments Stsady-fIour Unchanged
Wheat Active and Higher
Hogs Easier
PRODUCE
whssiin: wholesale.

In the quotations Of this morning
several changes will be easily noticed.
In the hay line there has been quite an
advance. Good choice hay 10 In De.
msnd and can find a ready market
In the grocery department there are
several changes in the miscellaneous dc.
paitm.nt. and also u slight decline In
certain brands OF sugars.
The market in all departments 10 fair.
ly alive and a business is being done
,ha, can hardly be complained Of.
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GREENBRIER COUNTY.
Omcial Vote

Special 10 the Register.
LkwIsBCRG, W. Va. Nov.S.
Below Is the result OF the late election
in Greenbrier county:
Hancock, ,533; Garfield, 636; Green
hackers, l62. For Congressman-J. F..
Kenna, 1913; II. $. Walker, 80.
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ALAB A.
Lowe Laid Low,

MONTGOMERY, November 10. - The
majority for General Wheeler, Demo
crat, over Lowe, Grsenbicker and In.
dependent, in the Eighth Congressional
district. is Is.
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Ooro 10 Rest.

wAsuixG1ox. Pa. November 10
John Fo!.y a ~at:hmsn at Boins tun.
mel, on the ReDfirli railr ,ad, died sui.
denly yesterday. of heart disease. he
leaves lsrke family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-11

wRxAr-The market has not changed
since our last quotations; prices. for best
grades new $l.00.
CoRS But little old corn In the
market it sells at soc. Plenty d new
corn at 400 45c.
Rrk-rl,ere is some being offered Ia
tn. market at Csc The trade, however.
is light.
OArs-The market 10 lively and good
demand; supply is good: new %oJa&2c.
BARLEY Scarce. with Z fair demand.
except for the hest qualities. at 85(S'5c.
HAY-Good demand aud supply equal
to il; new loose on wagons SIS 00t4
70 % per ton: bslel at $2l 0O(G2? 10.
SEEps-Timothy steady st 81 IS per
bushel for Western; clover seed s -
Ga5 80 per bushel.
Mcats.
Packages for meats held ~ follows.
Casks. 1000 lbs. half casks. tO0 lba.
tierces, 3j0 lbs. barrels. 250 lbs. bags.
40 lbs. No charge ior package.
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THE HOOS,E Rs
,,i.a aar.i. Id a.54O Plurality.

ISDIANAPoLIs, ISD., November To-
The returns from al the counties have
been received Gaifie!d's plurality Is
40
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A Missing Mania3.

BosroN, November l0.-Jsmes J: Nc
CafEerty, OF Lowell, President OF the
Land League of America, ID missing. DE
appeared to be slightly derapged.