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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-05-27

LONDON, May 22-12:3O P. M.-Liverpool
wheat market opens. steady; floating cargoes
steady; on passage quiet; good cargoes No. 2
spring wheat off coast at 47s 6d@49s Ship
ments of wheat from the Baltic, Black Sea and
Azov very small.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-05-27

The abandoned Oxford mine, near Scranton,
Pa, caved in on the night Of the 18th inst.
The fine stores and private dwellings, in the
vicinity, were badly shaken.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-05-27

GERMANY continues to fortify herself on her
eastern frontier. Not content with strategic
railways and entrenched camps, she is building
forts around the largest fortresses. For in
stance, in the present year around Konigsburg,
in Prussia proper, ten forts will be completed,
and an eleventh at Neuendorf will be begun.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-05-27

LATE letters from Denver announce that on
an average thousand passengers day are
pouring into that city from the east, the most
of whom are bound for the Gunnison and
White river country, where they propose to try
their luck in the digsin5s. The heavy snow
falls are proving of great disadvantage to the
ambitious prospectors, and the sight of drifts
from four to ten feet in depth, which, if they
go on now they must cross before they can
reach the new promised land, Will doubtless
cool their ardor. It is roughly estimated that
by August next no less than twenty thousand
persons will have moved into the Gunnison and
White river country. In this section very little
prospecting has been done, but some of the
mines developed have given very promising in
dicatons of great wealth. As soon as the great
body of snow is fairly melted, the crowd now
held III check IN Denver and Leadville will push
on: and the excitement promises to be as great
as 1t WAS in California in 1849, and Colorado
ten years lat ,r.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-05-27
VARIOUS TOPICS.

The steel industry of the United States is
now the second in the world, and in another
year will lead that of Great Britain.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-05-27
Suicidal.

Gum, the Bridgewater (Conn. murderer, cut
his throat with razor which he obtained from
an inmate of the house of correction on the 22d
inst. Gum murdered his father, killing him in
bed with Ratchet for the purpose of obtaining
$4,000 worth of property which the old man
possessed. He was only % years old. -.
Ambrose Ames, q resident of Janesvllle WIS.,,
suicided in Lincoln Park. Chicago, on the 23d
inst. Alleged cause, domestic trouble.
r Susan Scott, 30 years Of age, ended her Lite at
arsenic. Domestic difficulties.
George Mishe lski, a sergeant of company H,
Sixteenth U. S. infantry, shot himself with a
Springfield rifle through the breast at Fort
Riley, Kansas, on the 18th instant, in a fit of
dependency. He died within two hours. He
was serving his third enlistment.
On the evening Of the 18th instant, at the
jewish cemetery, situated q few miles beyond
Louisville, KY, DR.. Gabriel Kaiser shot himself
through the heart at the grave of his wife, who
died about six weeks ago.
The remains of Max o. Platt, New York
stock broker, who had been missing several
weeks, We're found in the river under circunl-
stances that clearly indicate suicide. Three
years ago lie married the daughter of prosper
Gus broker. There was grand time at the
wedding: Platt was getting salary of $G0,OOO
year from the wcll-knOwn house Of l., Won
Hoffman Il Co., whom hereprcsented in the old
gold-room. He WAS one of the smartest men
III the street, and he got it into his head that he
could make q million and retire. He threw up
his 1000 year salary and plunged INTO spec
ulatlon wildly, and soon had made $500, 900,
every cent off which he had lost in an attempt
to double it. Off and on he has been flush and
broke. His fathcr-in-law blew out his brains
when he lost all he had, and Platt, after series
OF reverses, seems to have drowned himself.
On the 18th instant, his household goods were
being sold under the hammer, while his body
was lying near by, in an undertaker's shop.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-05-27
A Bloody Record.

Bill and Bud Bussley, brothers Chalf-breeds)
fought a duel at Denison, I. T., on the 22d.
Bill was killed. He had large interests in coal
mines.
At Peoria, ILL.,, on the night of the 22d inst,
man named August Pfelhauer murdered
Charles Hoch by kicking him in the stomach
and back until death ensued.
The body Of the wife of Emil Breimann, was
found in bed at their residence in New York
city; on the 22d., with the throat cut. : On the
tho table in he room was a note from her hus-
band, saying he Killed his wife, she being ula-
faithful. Tho woman's handbook is missing.
Her husband has not been seen since the 2Otb.
wlt :: the murder was committed.
A man Of SO years, named Peter thinner, and
on the POINT Of rc-mauying, has been arrested in
Buffalo, on a charge of numbering his son at
Random Lake. Ozaukee county, Wisconsin.
Walter Smith, aged Is, was found murdered
Somerville, Mass, on the night of the 22d inst.
A companion, aged 18, named Chas. F. VIII
lams, is under arrest, charged with the crime.
A cold-blooded murder took place on the Goth
inst, near the village Of California, six miles
up.river from Cincinnati. Mrs. Stinger, a
widow about 90 years of'age, went out to cut
grass on the roadside, near the residence of Mrs.
Bateman, also widow. Mrs. Bateman ordered
Mrs. Stinger to leave. It appears she refused,
whereupon Mrs. Bateman went back to her
house, got o double-barrelled shot gun and. de-
iberately fired its contents into the face and
breast of Mrs. Shnger, and then coolly went
back to her house. The murder was Witnessed
by two men in a field near by, and Mrs. Bate
man was arrested.
The excitement over the outrage and killing
of Mrs. George Salmon by the brute Joe john
son, near Fairyiew, Ky, hos about subsided.
The carcass of the fellow was burned to ashes,
and his head was cut off and placed on q pole
near the place of his execution.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-05-27
Disastrous Explosions.
Mine CaVed In.

boiler explosion in McLelland Il Blaike's
saw mill near Halifax, n. s., on the 18th, killed
Hugh Boyd and Allan leighton.
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MilWaukees

MILWAUKEE, May 22.-3:00 P. M.-Flour-
Very dull and nominal; sgrimg extras at $500
Tame and weak; No. 2 cash at $1.06s4; No. 1 at
$1.1O; No. hard at $1.12; No. 8 at SOC; No.
at s3c; rejected at Csc; No. seller June at 81 O7
seller July at $1.04. Corn-Active and lower
at 37kc Oats-Dun at 1890. Barley-Quiet
but strong at s51ac. Rye-Tame at s6c. Pork
Dull and lower at $1,000 for cash. Lard-At
$6.7216. Hogs-Dull and lower at $4.OO@O4.2O
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-05-27
NEWS IN BRIEF.
DeCamDed.

John Kelliher, American Express agent at
Red Hook, N. Y, has decamped with $500
belonging to the Red Hook National bank.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-05-27

THE62 inhabitants Of Centerville, Ala. ,
patronize five groceries. = <r<oSa
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-05-27
The ENGLISH Parliament.

Parliament assembled on the afternoon of the
Goth inst. The queens speech promised early
steps to compel Turkey to fulfill the Berlin
treaty, and assiduous efforts to establish an in
dependent government in Afgh :nistan; invited
especial attention to the Indian finances, and
announced that the South African colonies had
beeAadvised to form confederation. In re-
gar&9o legislation, the speech states that par
lament will not be asked to renew the peace
preservation act for Ireland; it will be invited to
pass an act for the settlement of the burial
question, to renew the secret-voting act. and to
enact laws giving more effectual protection to
occupiers against injnry from ground-game, for
the determination of the liability of employers
for accidents sustained by their workmen, and
for the extension of the borough franchise in
Ireland. In the debate on the queens speech,
Lord Beaconsfeld and Sir Stafford No1thcote
expressed deep desire to know what the in
structions were with which Mr.: Goschen had
been dispatched to Constantinople: In reply to
the latter, Mr.. Gladstone said that he regarded
the settlement of the Greek and Mcnteneg1m
questions as of pressing Importance, and he be-
heved it desirable to let Turkey know that Eng
land had no special and separate interest in the
maintenance of the Ottoman empire.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-05-27
Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 22-3:OO p. M.--Wheat- Weak
and easy at $1.15s4@1. .16 for cash; $1.OS% for
seller June; $1.033s for seller July. Corn
Weak and easier at 37115c for cash; 9616@96Ac
for seller June; 3615c for seller July. Oats
Weak and lower at 32asc for cash; 3Os for seller
AT $1.O8. Pork-Weak and lower at $1O.O5
for cash; $1O.15 for seller July. Lard-Weak
and lower at $6.7O for cash; $6.72115 for seller
July. Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; weak and
5@1Oc lower; light at $4.10@4.2 Is; mixed pack
ing at So. 0@4.2o; shipping at $4.2O@4.35.
head, largest on record; quiet and weak; Ship
ping at $4.O0@4.7O; butchers at $2.20@3. IS;
grass Texans at $3.50; stockers and feeders at
$3O0@42O.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-05-27
THE MARKETS.
Reported by CHANDLER, BROWN Co., Commission
Merchants, Milwaukee and Chicago.
New York.

New York;
NEW YORK, May 22-3:OO P. M.-FIour-
Dull and without decided change; receipts
10,920 bbls; round hoop Ohio at $4.90@525;
choice do at $3.75@4.60; common to good extra
do at $4.25@4.8O; choice do at $4.85@7 90;
choice white wheat do at $4:75@5.00. Wheat
Spring quiet and nominal; winter shade stronger
and quiet; sales $4,000 bus No. 2 red seller
June at $1.26; 5000 bus do seller July at
Sligo; No. white seller May, Sl.26M bid:
$1:271a asked; seller June, $1.2$A bid; $1.24I
asked. Corn Without important change;
mixed western spot at 53@55c; do futures at
51A@53Ac: Oats-Dull; western at 4S11S @45c.
Beef|Steady; new plain mess at $9.50@1O.OO.
new extra do at $10.00@10.5O. Pork-Dull and
heavy; new mess at s11.15. Lard-Heavy and
lower; steam rendered at $3.50. Butter
Unchanged and dull; Ohio at 9@17c. Cheese
Firm at 9@12119c for poor to choice. Whisky
and quiet. Molasses-Un Unchanged; demand mod
crate. Pctroleum-Quiet and very firm. Rice
Firm; fair inquiry. Coffee Quiet, but firmly
held. Freights-Dull. Spirits of Turpentine-
Heavy at 261s@27c. Rosin-Firm at $1.37%@
1:4z15. Tallow-Quiet at CSC for western.
Egss-Unchanged at 107a@1l1c for fair to
choice.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-05-27

MOrtuary.
Col. Thomas Hardee, chief engineer for the
state of Louisiana, is dead.
Hon. O. S. Williams, of Clinton, Oneida
county, N. Y, died cn the 21st instant, aged 68.
He had for IS years been treasurer of Hamilton
college, and was also president of the Utica
city railroad and the Utica and Binghamton rail-
road.
Judge Cooper X. Watson died at his home in
Sandusky, O., on the Goth inst, aged 70 years.
He was member of congress in 1856.
Peters, director of the astronomical observa-
tory at Kel, Prussia, died on the 9th inst.
The Cardinal Bishop of Poitiers is dead.
Henry Ashworth, well-known manufacturer
Of Manchester, England, and a prominent Cob
denite politician, died at Florence Italy, on the
18th inst, of Roman fever.
Ex-Gov. Foote, superintendent of the United
States mint at New Orleans, died at his home,
five miles from Nashville, Tenn, on the 18TH
Bishop VIM. Santey, of the NJ. E. church,
died at his home in Westerville, o., on the 18th.
He was one Of the founders of Oberlin uni
yersity and father of the author of "Ne]lie
Gray"
Joseph Adrian Gastambide, an eminent
French jurist counsel, is dead, aged 72 years.
Col. Charles H. Lewis, ex-United States min
lister to Portugal, died at Harrisonburg, Va, on
the 18th inst
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-05-27
\. BATES.

NEO. L. LEWIS.
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Has located permanently in Austin for the
practice of his profession, Office at ". ".
kins, of Mower Co. Bank: o. W. shaw. pt
lst National Bank; Q. H. Sherwin r r Hnuse
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

MONDAY. March g. 1880.
Cattle are sold at these figures live weight
Hogs are sold at net weight that is 90 per
cent tgeneralIyl off from live weight. Sheep
are sold gross. that is live weight, or moth.
ing off !
Bar CArrts.-De"lers generally while re
porting The market without nnfniRtion, shy pri.
ces are something hrmer thaa last week though
without any quotabe difference 10 prices. while
a few Of them thiAk there is no difference. Tho
quality OF tAe offerings show A s,i.ht ayerso,
Improvement on those Of last week There bsipy
a longer liue of middes and srscr or.a common
oroer' while tbs tops were fully EQUAL to ,hosa
OIL last week. Superior Western Cattle consti.
tute almost always the stock ao'd at our top
hgures. while at long intervals others attain
those prices. We quote at 2 5O@s5 IS. most
sales being from 759S5 50 per 100 lbs.
Mich Cows.-Good Cows in fair demand
common ones dull. We q1o,e at 23@45 per
head, as to quality.
Prices this week for Reef Cattle ranged as
follows Best Beeves at OO(9S5 65 that gen
orally rated first quality OOG5 90 medium or
good fair quality 3 oo@si 90 4: Ordinary thi n
Steers, Oxen and Cows 2 5O@S2 IS extreme
range Of prices 2 s0@S5 65 Most Of the sales
were from 10 to IS so per 100 Lbs OF the
receipts 80 head came from Ohio, lf3 from
Virginia, 80 from West Virginia, 355 from
Nd, 422 from No, 90 from Ill 90 from Ky
90 from North CarolLa So from Tennessee. and
l6a head from Pennsy lvania--totai receipts for
the week 1916 head against iis7 last week
and 1919 head same tine last year. or the
offerings $40 head we're taken by Bnltimore
butchers, 20 sold to Washington city dealers
90 TO country dealers, aud 90 to Eastern specu.
Iators- total sales for ibe week iO4t head agains,
ola last week, and ol5 head same tine
last year.
SwiSE.-Wlih some Increase in the receip,s
we see no Improvement in the quality, but "a.
'her The reverse the offerings generally being OF
hgh'er weight than those Of last week Prices
considering quality, shoE lille, ifany vaii-.,ioa
We quote rough Stays and sows AZ SsCae csc,,
and the better grades at Gl@6s cent, with se,ec.
ions at u cents, most Of i'.e sale, being mad.
at e@6s cents per 10 net. Arrivals mi, week
F'l3 head sgains' 637G last week, and G7sc beaa
same time laSt year,
'HSSr'-lhe supply is much ighier Than H.,
Unite oGeripgs Of last week. nor is The ouality
a. good. The demand sh ows an Improvement
as also do prices. We quote common n fsi,
sheep ct SC96 cents, and good TO extra al 6CaGI
cent? With fair prospect for good stock. Of
"Hioh fuller receipts are expected shortly. when
Clipped sheep are looked for. Lambs 5c7GI
cents per 10 gross. Arrivals this week st7 head
against aI3 last week, and 1913 head same lime
last year.--Ssa.
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NJ AIR IT'D.

In Moor.feid, on the SriSnst a,
the residence Ct tho officiating minis.
ter. Rev. James Beatty. MIR. SAMurt.
WILKINS TO Miss ). BRocx, all or liar
dy county.
On the 29,h ult. at the residence O.
the brides father. in Baltimore, Nd. Mr..
HARRY CoULsoN, OF that city. To Miss
EMMA vaNMETgR, formerly OF Hardy
county.
On the 18th ult., near Louisa G.. H..
Va. n, the residence OF the brides par
enis. Mr.. +. BkATnEp to Mis- 4. A.
SHELTON, formerly governess for j. s.
Arnold. E-q. OF Mineral county.
In the Presbyterian Church in Clarks.
vile. Tennessee, on the oath uit.. bv
Rev. j. w. Lupion, Rev. j. r. CANNos.
pastor of The .Presbyterian Church il,
Leesburg, Virginia, 70 Bliss MARY II.
LuPrcs. daughter of the officiating min.
isier who is natiye.of Frederick conn
ty, and was at one tine pastor of the
Loudoun st. P.eshyterian church in VIM
chester.
La the Presby terrain Church in WAY
nesboro, Virginia. on yesterday evening,
the llth inst. Mr.. GEoueE e. MAsLrs.
son Of the late lhcs. Maslin, Esq, of
Moorefeld, to Miss .MotLlE AsTafa, of
'ndI pace. f .;..s y
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y 1 ED,
February z7th, at eapon Bridge, De.
D. FnwAnn Rear

February z7th, at Capon Bridge, Dr
ID. EpwAnp BEALL.
Few men have ever been more below.
ed in the community in which he. lived
than was DIR. Beali, and his death has
cast a gloom over many hearts Il homes.
1t seemed as MATERIAL for@him to he
courteous as it was to breathe, and his
high sense OF honor made him shrink
with ioathing from everything which he
considered mean or e1ishonorab!e. To
these traits he added so kind and yener.
Gus disposition as made him faYoritc
wherever he went When "war's rude
alarms burst overhis once peaceful and
Happy country, he entered the Confede.
rate service and soon rose to the rank Of
Lieutenant Colonel, aud was highly es.
:ccn.cd br his men as a brave and gallant
officer. a.
During lis last sickness he made n
credible profession of'his faith ia Jesus
Christ. and was baptized and received
into the Presbyterian Church.
Expressing deep und hearty peni.
tcnce for all hie sins, and profound re-.
grets that he was giving to God OILY the
remnant of Il life that should have been
all devoted to Him, he quietly pa scd a
way, his last hours comfortcd by the
Exceeding great and. precious promises"
OF God. He leaves behind him a wife
and three children and a large circle Of
friends who sympaLhize with them in
their sore bereavement. sx*
In Moorcdcld, on the Goth ult.. after
n protracted i'll ess, of consumption
Col. a. SPANGLER. Col. S. possessed ma.
ny noble qualities which .endeared him
to all who knew him! Asa soldier. du.
ring the late war, heidislinguished him.
self not only BY hi. patriotic spirit. but
By his Unbalanced bravery and GOODNESS
throughout the entire stluggle--,at one
time he held entire chsrge of Gen. Stone.
wall J.ckson's brigade. He dies la,nen-
&C.. BY = wife ard csild, as well az the
Whole comnmaait5 III shichhc wed
Ills remains were followed to tie grave
10y large coneours5 of people and was
buried with Military iionors. Capt. j.
~" Cilkcson in command.
III Grant county. on the 2S,h ul,., Of
consumption. Mr.. SOLOMON CHrrrs,
aged 13 years.
AZ his resi- 'encc. in Mineral county,
on the 4th inst. Dir. GEoRGE G. TAs-
KEH. sgcd 81 years.
Near Old IIampshire Mines, Minera!
county. OH the 2Ttt ult., Mr.. JosErn
BAKER. aged about GO years.
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a ROCHESTER, PHYSICIANS EXPERT
ENcE.-R. Caulkins. NJ. d., OF Rochest
tor, n. T., certIfes Oct. 6.h, 1879. that
he has use the Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure in his practice for diseases of tho
Kidneys anil liver, and the result has
hoen satisfactory in the extreme. He
says; Il would now prescribe the same
remedy 10 all similarly afflicted. and YOU
are at liberty TO SO state in your tcs-
timonials'.-Jan. 9. 3m.
a hurricane dill much damage in tho
Sacramento Valley, Cal, on Monday
last.
Two young men, named Adams ard
Shane, were lodged in jail on SUNDAY.
charged with the robbery and assault At
MIR. John Dunlap's near High View, OF
which we gave an account last week -
WiHctester Fa.e', M,roh 10.
when wise men speak let the multi.
tnde give ear" Use sellers Liver
FILLS Sold by all druggists,
I'c no AID doing. young man. Doing
what? Why doing anything. Spark
ing girl is better than shocr lille
ness.
a gentleman refusing an offer OF mar
rage during loap year is expected to
present the young laly who proposes
with q new dress.
Never let cold run. Take it in time.
All that - necessary is to procure a bot.
tie of Sellers Cough Syrup aud he
cured.
Rev. Mr., Daily, pastor OF the colored
church in Romney has been returned TO
this charge for another year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

UNITED BRETHREN CoNYEREScE =
AT the United Brethren Conference. re-
Gently in session at Edintutg, Va,
the following appointments we're made
Tor the South Branch District
ny Circuit. w. Ii. Clary wes,ernpor.
Mission Station, j. w. Hicks: New
Greek Circuit. W. r. Berry: Moorefield
Mission. j. M. Bolton; South Branch
Circuit. j. NJ. Rodruck Bloomery Cir
cut, A. NJ. Horn: Franklin Circuit, w
III. Samsell.
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Aud embracing the farms on which the said
'asoo onanho''zcr and William Mcdonald re-
sided at the time said DEGREES were entered
pom the ~" wing terms, TO wit: One third
OF tue pu' chase money in Cash on the day of
eaiH aud the residue in two equal annual paw.
.nenls from cay of sale, the deferred payments
TO bear interest from the day OF sale. the pur.
cbsAe' or purchasers TO execute bonds with APP
proved security for The deferred payments, aud
The legal title TO be reserved as additional Sc.
curi;y.
Said lands will be sold by tracts or pa.cels. II
II seer.s 10 the Commissioners Desirable.
). L. FL URNOY,
&. s. WHITE.
Special Commissioners.
Feb. 90, 1880.
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FMpsHiaE C,UyrT Guar. -Hamp
shire County Court begins on Tuesday,
tho 10Th dav of March. JAMES SHEErz
Presidents SILAs MILLEsoN and A. NJ
A.ygRsoN Associates.
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j. III. NarkwooG has sold Lis brick
house on Main stree: for $500 to Mrs.
Bruce of Cumberland, who intend, max.
Ing i. Ler residence. Ksyssr Triy,se.
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A Communion Meeting will lac held in
the fr sbyicrian Church. in Splingfe d
beginn n on Thursday, the 10th OF
March, at u o'clock, =. NJ.
G. w. FINLEY.
March IL, 1880. Pastor.
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Mc. ISAAC llANsBEouGu. n son of the
late john liansbroueh, who has beer
visiting friends i'll this section. left ON
Saturday morning last for Dublin.
Ohio, where he is engaged in the mer.
camille business.
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