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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-03
ST. LOUIS.
Indian A Affairs-Removal Of the NJ, X. &
It. Railroad Offices.

Indian A Affairs-Removal of the III. X. q
It. Railroad Offices.
ST. LOUIS, December Col. Porter,
ID. NJ. Hodge and Ex-Governor Ward
CJachman, representatives OF the Creek
Indians, arrived here to-day, en- route
to Washington, where they will look al
ter the int rests OF the Creek nation dur
ing the coming session OF Congress. The
Greek Indians are strongly opposed to
the settlement of the ceded land now
known as Aklahoma by the whites.
Some twenty clerks and large num-
Der OF accounts OF the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railroad office at Sedalia ar
rived here this morning, and the re-
mainder OF the general office OF the COM
pany at that point will be removed here
this week.
Col. Talmage, general manager, and
several other officials OF the Missouri
Pacific Company, have gone to Texas
TO look after matters connected
with the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
C.l. Talmage telegrapbs that when the
Mexican extension is completed and
other lines are brought into the organi'
zation, as is now contemplated, the Mis-
souri, Pacific system OF roads will EN-
brace about $500 miles, with head
quarters NJ st. Louis.
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OVERLOOKING
WITH MATTERS OF An INTERESTING
AND IMPORTANT NATURE.
Railroad Points-fiery flares-life Sen.
tence-Garfeld Talks-Callahan
Bound home-heighboring
Towns.
ITEMS BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has refused to carry freight for the B. &
O. Company. 1t looked for while as
though the B. & o. would have no east
ern outlet, but they have made arrange
ments to put eastern freight through by
their new Boundbrook route.
Large fires occurred yesterday at Gin
cinnati, Topeka and Eldorado.
The general Offices OF the NJ, X. & 7.
railroad, heretofore at Sedalia, have
been removed to St. Louis.
James Sloan, who has been confined
in the Bellefontaine Jail, charged with
shooting with intent to kill, cut his
throat yesterday, and cannot recover.
Garfield received the Ohio electors
yesterday. He could not allow them to
depart without delivering little speech,
which will bs found in our columns.
John Callahan, the murderer OF
Toomie, will be swung into eternity to-
morrow at Wooster, Ohio. Troops are
on the ground to quiet any disturbance.
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WASHINGTON.
GENERAL GOSSIP FRESH FROM THE
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Democratic Rsapportionment-Csntested
Seats-What Shall Hayes 0o-Re-
ports Of Secretary thompson
and Judge Lawrence.
NswsATTHt cOUNTRrs GUIDE POST

Democratic Congressman are reported
a, beirg anxious to pass, at the coming
session, bill for the respportionment
Of Representatives. Their object prob
ably is to take away any possible excuse
for an extra session.
Mention is made of the most import
ant Of the contested seats in the House,
but it appears as though the cases would
not be followed up very vigorously.
President Hayes is quite puzzled as to
what he will do with some OF the older
army officers He wants to get rid oil
them to make room for Younger friends,
and he is strongly opposed by Sherman
in his course.
A summary of the annual report OF
Secretary Thompson will be found in
our columns to-day.
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Bnlum ore.

BALTIMORE, December 2.-Flour-
DnlI, heavy and unchanged. Wheat
Western a shade higher, closing weak
and dull; No. western winter red,
spot and seller December 81 22!; seller
January 81 25i@l %; seller February
81 2s:dl 2sl; seller March 81 3li@,
1917. COrn-Western quiet; western
mixed, spot SOC; seller December 5Sir
old; 57ic bid new; seller January IS;
d,59c; steamer SAC. Oats-Scarcc ami
higher; western white 46Si7cc; do
mixed i4G4jc. Rye-Dull at 81 G0G,
| o.. Hay-U nchanged. Provisinns-
Quiet and unchanged. Bntter-Pirm;
prime IN choice western packed lGta23c;
roll ls922c. Eggs-Firm; fresh 27(a
2Ss; lined 20c. Pe,roleum-Dull and
nominal. Coffee-Qniet; Rio cargoes,
ordinary 10 fair, li.6l3!c. Sugar
Firri; 4 soft 9ic. Whisky-Firm.
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THE FlGHTES MILES.
His Probable Promotion.

WAsHINGToS, December 2,-The re-
port which has been published, allegi ng
that Colonel Miles is a candidate for the
position of Chief Signal officer, proves
upon inquiry in official quarters to be
erroneous. Col. Miles is noted as n
fighter and has been engaged for several
years in the most arduOus service and
ms friends feel that he is entitled
to the promotion he has earned,
but this promotion is likely to he
in the line Of active service, and he will
probably be made Brisadier General, to
succeed General Ord in the course of
the changes provided for by law. Gen:
Hszsn will be appointed Chief Signal
Officer.
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INTERNATIONAL COTTON EXPO.
SlTION
Met Yesterday at Atlanta.

ATLANTA, GA, December 2.-This af-
ternoon the International Cotton Expo
sition Association was organized; with
Senator Joseph f Browne, OF Georgia,
as President and twenty five Vice Pres.
idents from the principal cities and
manufacturing towns of the country.
The plan contemplates grand inter.
national exposition Of the appliances
and machinery used in the cultivation,
preparation and manufacture OF cotton,
together with exhibits OF cotton tibres
and fabrics, and whatever else is direct
ly orindirectly connected with or bene-
fetal TO the cotton interests OF the
United States. The exposition will be
held in Atlanta during October aud No.
yember next.
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Penra X. K. Co. Refus, to Accept B.
Il o Freight.

New York, December This morn
ing the agents OF the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad Company received notice
from the agents Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, that no more freight
belonging TO the former could pass over
the latter road, consequently said
the freight TO the reporter, I'VE are with
out outlet ior the present, but how lorg
this will last cannot be said, but it will
save the merchants trouble if they will,
until further notice, ship by some
other routc. All the freight taken yes
terdav has been forwarded, 80 that TIE
II erchants need be under no anxiety wi h
respect TO that. and no freight has since
been taken at the PENNSYLVANIA railro; d
office. 1t was stated that the Baltimore
and Ohio Railrcad Company might take
away their freight traffic at any time, as
they had the passenger traffic, and 1t
was only self-preS .rvation II prevent
the latter road from making convenient
use OF the road merely t. discard it AZ
anv moment or when il suited their
pleasure. Therefore it was decided to
shut down at once upon business. III
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad carried
its passengers by the new route they
may as well take freight by the same
way.
Later.
This evening the Baltimore and Ohio
company announce that they are pre-
rared 10 receive merchandise destined
for that roai at the depot OF the Central
raI'road, OF New Jersey to be forwarded
over the new line via Central, OF the
New jersey and Bound Brook route to
the west and southwe t.
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WyciIffe Celebration,


New York, December 2.-The Wy
cliff. scm-millennial celebration by the
American Bible Society was held 10.
night at the Academy OF Music, Hon.
Joshua l.. Chamberlain, ex.Gov.
ernor OF Maine, and President
of Bowdoin College, presiding.
Among the prominent gentlemen on
the Platform were: President Nc
Gosh, OF Princeton College; President
ID. 9. Elman, Of 81. Johns Hopkins
College, OF Baltimore; Father GeOazzi,
Bishop Hurst, Rev. DR.. Ersklne White,
Rev. DIR. Henry l.. Field, Rev. f.. =.
Wuving, Rev. l.. l.. Clark, Rev. McFsr,
Rev. s. Ircvins Prince, Rev. DIR. j.. ID.
Bevan. Rev. DR.. Theodore l.. Cuyler,
Hon. Noah Davis, Hon. Edwards Pier
pont, Charles Tracy, John +. Parsons.
Robert Lennox, Belknap, Henry q.
DeForrest and others.
The meeting was opened by the read
ing OF the Scriptures by Rev. Il. +.
Krotel, d. D., after which the opening
prayer was offered by Rev. Roswell ID.
Hitchcock The president delivered the
welcoming address. after which ora.
tions on John WyclIlie and the
first Englsh bible, was delivered
by Rev. X. s. Storrs. He reviewed the
early life and history OF John WycliiIe
and the work he had accomplished and
its subsequent development. He said
but $50 copies OF the translation were
made and some OF them were still in
preservation in whole or in part. despite
the troublesome times they had passed
through.
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Another Corntriu Corn.

ST. LOUIS, Decembe. 2-The indica.
tions are, even this early in the month,
that there is a cerner in the December
corn. 1t il said the month is oversold
some 100000 bushels. and that
nearly all the "short" contracts
are held by strong commission
house here, which in view OF all pres.
ent ard probable future circumstances
it is believed it will be able To control
the deal and realize very handsome
profit. 1t is thought by some specula'
tors that corn will be forced up to fifty
cents before the deal is settled. Toledo j,
said to be short to st Louis TO a consil
erable amount for December.
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Foreign.
Jnfgas Of Election Arrested

EyuVsNp. "A, December :.-R. B.
i'>,"r, james galloway and samuel Lo-
c,n july 's u' T. ec;ion in the city of
',a..'ae Ter, have been arrested on the
ca. % o' refusing To receive the votes
"dn1J'.r ut persons, mDStly colored,
'a Pres .eu;iil election day. These
yes were rejected ior III, reason that
=" pUt.,s i.dnp, show. as il is alleged,
N"r-"P.T cIp!,d.;on tax receipts. They
h"' -'caI2.s issued by the State Audi
tr, wHI'd were i.aOred by the iu,'ges
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JOHN CALLAHAN
Will Swing To- Day-Troops Ordered Ou

Will Swing To- -Day-TroopsO Ordered Out
CoLUMBUs, O.. December John
Callahan, the murderer Of Toomie, will
bp hung at Wooster tomorrow. The sheI.
iff of Wayne county, in anticipation OF
tronble from the large ring with which
Callahan was connected, has demanded
aid from the STATE. The Adron company
arrived at Wooster night before last,
and the Wadsworth company will be
there today, SO tha. the Sheriff will have
two companies at Lis disposal.
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Strung Up Without Warning

NASHVILLE, December 2.-Dan Smith
(coloredl, who attempted 10 ravlsh
Young white girl in Giles county, some
lime ago, was sentenced to twenty one
wears in the peni,entiary at Pulaski, to.
day, for assault with intent to COM
nit murder. AS soon as this verdict
was found a mob rushed into
tie court room, overpowered the Sheriff
and posse, seized Smith and dr-gEed
him TO the street, where hundreds OF
people Joined the mob and took Smith to
a bridge and hung him until dead. The
mob came from the vicinity in which
the crime was committed by Smith.
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ORY GOODS.
Hew York.

New YonK. December 2.-Drv Goods
Cotton good, in steady demand and
firm. Glazed cambrirs and wiyans are
advanced by agents. Prints in moderate
request and best makes firm aud in light
supply. Plain and printed 6gures more
sought for. Light weight cassimeres
and suitings in fair demand and firm.
Foreign goods quiet
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Change of Railroad Ofnclals.

ST. LOUIS, December James D.
Brosn, late general passenger agent OF
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad,
has been offered and has accepted
the position of assistant passenger
agent OF the Missouri Pacific
and c. W. Shesf, superintendent OF
transpor tation Of the VI. \. & I. road,
has been appointed superintendent ol
the Texas division OF the Missouri Pa
ciic. T. S. Simpson, general eastern
agent n: New York OF NJ. X. & T., will
probably be retained, and will divide
the work with l.. II. Nutting, general
eastern agent OF the Missouri Pacific.
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Revolution of New York Chamber OF
Commerce.

New York, December 2.-Tre Cham.
Der OF Commerce to-day a iorted the fol.
lowing resolution:
R,sJ'red, That the National bankrupt
act for the distribution Of insolvent rs
tates for the discouragement Of insol.
vency will promote the general well
being by confirming conf ience in bust
ness transactions and greatly increase
the interstate trade.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Eoney Active At 6pef csnt-eovsmmsats
Quiet but Firm-fIour Unchanged
Wheat q Shade Higher
Hogs Steady.
Wool.

Wool
Concerning the Boston wool market,
the Journal Of Commerce, OF that city,
says:
The firm tone OF the market 10 fully
sustained, but there has been somewhat
less doing. The week has been .
broken one, and there have been few
buyers about. The strong attitude OF
dealers and the recent very liberal pur.
chases Of manufacturers may also have
helped t, curtail operations. However,
our sales show total Of nearly .250. 600
pounds of domestic and over 800. 900
pounds OF foreign-a very good week.
work. The general run OF prices 10 Just
about on par with those Of the previous
week. Wools in many instances are
held for extreme figures, and manuiac.
turers do not Mt the moment respond 10
these advanced views.
The principal operations continue to
be centered in domestic wool, and the
largest movements are in washed
ileeces, California and pulled. Fleeces
are fully as strong rs ever, owing to the
unabated views of holders in the coun-
try, and the sales are in moderate sized
lots anil show u wide distribution. The
sales Of California inclade, among others.
a very large lot OF fall and another of
lambs. The San Francisco market is
reported more quiet, as the several
large buyers who have been operating
there are now holding oif. The Tree
and most desirable wcols there. howev.
er. seem to be quite firmly held. Pulled
woods in our market are selling remarka-
bly, well. Fine combing 10 also in good
request.
Chioaeo's Capacity.
The storage capacity OF tile Chicago
elevators has been increased fully two
and half million bushels during the
past year, and the prospect is that every
bit Of it will be needed before the open.
ing OF navigation. Her elevators now
hold something over 1900. 900 bushels.
New houses will probably be built for
the accommodation OF the Rock Island
and Wabash lines during the coming
year. which will still further increase
the storage room OF the grain market oi
the world by at least 4 couple Of million
bushels.
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Coal Famine 10 Over.

PrrrspuReu, December 2.-The coal
shipments on the present rise are ) 4i5, :
600 bushels, of which 2,5Ss, 900 bushels
in 81 barges, 81 boats and ii fuels are
for Louisville, and $50, 600 bushels IN o9
baryes, seven boats and two fuels ior
Cincinnati.
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pbilsdelpbia Billiard Tournament

PHILADELPHIA, December 2.--The bill.
lard tournament for the championship
Of the State continued to-day, two games
being played this afternoon and two to-
night. as follows: NeIms 500, Bullock
2l5; Estphe 800, Hunter 237; Nc.
Laughlin 800, Bullock l37; Nelms 300,
DOdds 21O.
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LIVE. STOCK.
n,oRu.

ODto18O.
CaIcAoo, December 2.-The i,yot's
yovndi reports hoy receipts F,om
head; shipmerb ] 400 head: market
steady, Ern, and nnchangej. closing
weak and lOc lower; demand exclusively
for the best; the heavy decline ia pro.
visions slfected the market: iniyed park.
inv 81 3Ofs+ 90; light 81 2ird1 20:
choice heavy a 75a4 ~; common aud
light mixed a O0(a.4 %
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head: chip.
ments 28 0OO head: market sciye. bat
weaker; exports IS +ofsC -; good IN
choice shipping 81 i5fa5 ~; common 10
fair IS 6Ots4 ~; butchers esty and l0c
lower: e. mrnon 10 good 81 lVa2 %.
stockers slow ard unchanged; common
10 choice 81 JOIa3 20; through Texans
weak and lCc lower at " 1908 %
calves per head 81 00t4ll 00.
slrsep-Receipts 800 head; market
unchanged: common dull 1t IS Oos3 %,
fair 10 good % 20ds4O.
East Lapsrty.
EAsT LassRrv, December 2.-Cattls--
Receipts 3O6 head; selling slow ior CON-
mon and medium good 10 extra selling
fast and full at Yesterdays prices; com.
mon s. 50ts4 90; fair 10 goDd. ] 20 10
400 pounds. - 40(g+ 50; prime. 200
70 loo pounds, Is 2jle5 60.
Hogs-Rscsipts GOO bead: PhiIadsl.
phias a 4Cfs4 20: Workers ~ 2of4+ 10.
Sbeep-I.scsipts 30 head; selling st
$ 50Ca4 Us.
Few York.
SEw YoRK, D~cenb-r 2-Beeves-
Receipts FOO heal. No buyers in the
mssket place: Q car loads for sKportstion
direct and % car loads held over; dress.
ed besf barely steady st C,s7lc. Ship.
menu to-day 100 live cattle. 600 quarters
Of beef, 100 csrcssses of mutton.
sheep-Rsc-ipts $500 head. Very
tame market; prices tasisr; common to
good sbe<p 90 500 5 90; prime and extra
8 20z5 So lambs. poor 10 good nstiye
g 25(x6 IS, with q deck .oad of Canada
lambs, 92 pounds, At %.
Hogs-R~ceipts 7,20o head. Market
slos ttr live; ~ 50lg4 10 Vas the tut.
side price foS iouS car loads Of good Ohio
hos, l87 pounds.
Cincinnati
CrycIHHaJI, D-cember 2-Hogs-
etesdy Tor good heavy: dull Tor otbsu;
common g 8IS4 %; light q 25ls4 ~;
PACKING - 40(s4 IS: butcher ~ 20
Z 10. Receipts II. 600 bead; sbipnsIsi
COS bad.
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Franz I,eslie's Will

New YORK, December 1.-The will OF
Frank Leslie has been admitted to pro
bate, the Surrogate needing that when
the will was made Leslie was oil sound
mind d free from unlawful influence
or restraint.
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ChioaRo's Capacity.
FINAhCH.
Nav YoYk.

NKw YoRE. December 2.-Moxsv--
Active at d per cent. per annum, and
!@i per cent. per diem. Prime mercsn-
tile paper sac per cent sterling ex.
change, bankers bills strong at 479l ;
demand iSli.
There Ja.an active demand for none y
throughput the afternoon aud the rul.
ing rates were la per cent. per diem
in additifn to SIX per cent. per annum.
Just p', Ivious 70 the close loans were
made al aS-lG per cent. and after three
o'clock ans we're made at lain q per
cent.
SILvRI l-At London 81 IL IGi; bar sill.
yer here llli: subsidiary silver coin
i9l per rent. discount
GoyERI INgNn-Q Quiet but firm.
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Nsw ("HK, December Capt. Fred
'trS q. Gamer, n, v no commanded the
S"r Macedonia which sailed from this
: 2, Vth provisions and supplies for
Tie iranr stricken sufferers of Ireland
IN ISIS, ls dead. Capt. Cameron also
Commanded The ship Robert Bound, the
h''t ve,sc, lha, sailed iOr san Francisco
t5.Tylns ,ir>t class passengers.
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$3.50 Obtain I'd Under False Pretenses

CLEVELAND. December 2.-Upon a.
telegram received from Oil City, the po-
lice here to night arrested man giving
the name OF James A. Johnson. Upon
searching him $500 were found, and
the marks on his shirt showed his name
to be Kenneit Mcleod. Subsequent
dispatches represented him as an oil
broker. who obtained $3.50 from Rey-
nolds & Co, brokers OF Oil City, by
false pretences, and slso charged him
with conspiracy. His family lives in
Canada, where he was bound.
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James Sloan Cut His Threat and Will Die
CINCINNATI, December 2.-James
Sloan, in Jail at Bellefontaine on an in
dictment charging him with shooting
with intent to kill. cut his throat this
morning and will die.
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Still Another Blazs.

MILWAUKEE, December 2.-The store
OF 7. F. Malone, in Eau Claire. was
burned this morning. Loss. sl4, 900;
partially insured.
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Death-Two Men Sentenced for Life.

FoEr WAYNE. IND, December =
Father Julian Benvert, pastor OF ST.
Peters Catholic Church, died suddenly
of apoplexy while coming down u
breakfast, this morning. He had been
here fifty years and was widely known
throughout the State.
John Maher end Isaac Norris, on trial
for the murder of Barnhardt Myers, in
May last, were convicted last evening
and the sentence fixed at imprisonment
for life.
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James Digestive Apparatus is Out OF
Order

CrxCINSATs. December 2.-Richard
Smiths attention having been cal ed to
the publication oi an inte, view in which
lie is made To say that Garfield is in a
serious condition physically and that he
needs careful nursing, says he made no
such statement. What he does say on
the subject is that travelling with Gen.
Garfield from Washington lie observed
that he was troubled with indigestion,
the result of overwork. Mr.. Smith and
others oi Gen. Garlielh's friends think
he is overtaxed bv visitors coming to
Mentor, and that he should g some
where where he could escape this tax.
Nobody considers his physical condition
as at all serious.
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FOREIGN.
Parnell In Dublin.

DUBLIN, December 2.-Parnell has
suddenly returned here on important
political business.
Germany and France vs.. Greece.
BERLIN, December 2.-To-day's papers
state that Bismarck's recent pOurparlers
with Count De ST. Villier, French Am.
bassador, has resulted in Germsny and
France agreeing TO a joint procedure on
the Greek question.
Land League Terrorism.
LONDON, December "A Dublin cor.
respondent says: Evidence OF n wide
and rapid spread OF the Land League
terrorism in the districts hitherto peace
able is increasing daily. Honest tenant
farmers vince under the tyranical pres
sure put upon them by the League and
earnestly desire to be recovered there
from. Owners and sgents complain
that the state OF affairs is worse than it
was months age. There is almost uni.
versal suspension OF the payment OF rent
now, Gritiith's valuation only being Of
fered on every estate in the districts
under the influence Of the League.
Laisant Wants Blood
PARIS, December -Laisant has chal-
lenged Nicerete 1T. Vincent to duel,
for printing letter accusing Lsisant
OF cowarllce in the Franco Prussian
war, which was read by General De
Cissey's counsel during the recent libel
suit
The manager OF the Mdrseillai1, So.
ciaist paper, has been summoned before
the police court for the Illegal act in pro-
posing the subscription to paw the fines
imposed in the De Cissey case.
The Papal Nuncio has had long and
cordial conversation with Barthelmy st.
Hilaire, Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
The Jury for State Trials.
DUBLIN, December THE jury for
State trials will be selected rs follows:
Firstly-From the special jury list,
comprising fifteen hundred names,
forty-eiyht will be selected by ballot.
These forty-eight names will then again
be- placed in the ballot box and drawn
out separately, each side having the
right to object to twelve of the twenty
four names thus remaining. The jury
will then be selected, each side again
having the right to challenge six.
London Wool Sales.
LONDON, December Fifteen hun
dred bales OF Woo were sold to-day,
chiefly New South Wales, Victoria and
New Zealand. The market was anima-
ted. Good current qualities were well
sustained; superior, irregular.
Did She Roast Themp
TORONTO. December 2.-Tnis morning
Mrs. Casey was found in bed al No. Is
Carr's Lane. With her were her two
children roasted to death. The mother
was not injured, and is held on the
charge OF murder.
New American Prize Regetta.
LONDON, December Elliott, Haw.
don and Boyd have promised TO com.
pete LII the new 4 u. rlcan pr:Zs regatta.
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SyPrcoais.
overcoais.
OICrcOats.
0Nrrcoa,s.
OScicoats.
oyerroats.
NJ 1890 Market.
az 1920 Market.
=; leo Market.
II 1890 Market.
Al i:20 Market.
Al 1920 Market.
hsicrsible Oytrcoa.s at 1890
Market.
h.tersibie OyCrcOats at l32O
aarkct.
Hv'er,ible OyercOats al 1870
Market.
hsyersible Oyercoats at 1870
Market.
nsxersible Overceats at I32O
Market.