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relieves wind colo, regulates the
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PALArABLE MEdrcNEs.-Ayer's Cherry
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CHICAGO, November 1.-The Droyers' Jour
HoGs-ReceIpts 10000 head; shipments
$500 head. Market active, 6al0c higher:
mixed packing 81 60a4 20; light 81 6Oa4 IS;
choice heavy a s0a405. Packers andshipptn
buying. 80.
900 head; firm shipping a 0Oa5 30; butchers
steady at 50 00as Is; stockers 50 2QaS is;
western s. 60a2 10.
SHEEP Receipts 200 head; shipments go;
market slow; common 70 good 50 S0a4 10;
no choice, Journals cable says: Market bet
Ter l6Xc. Sheep steady at lie for best
CINCINNATI, November L. Cotton market
dull at lO9sc. Flour steady; fair 81 76ao co;
fancy IS S6as 90. Wheat steady; no. . am
Der 81 03; No. 2 red winter 81 0S. Corn.
active, arm and higher; No. 40; new ear
SSc. Oats fairly active and shade higher;
No. Q mixed $50. Rye in good demand; No,
2, zoo. Barley demand fair: No fall Goa
82c, PORK, nc Transactions. Lard firm Is 06a
s 10. Bulk meats frmer; clear rib 81 37If.
Bacon quiet at S. 25aS 25As 90. Whisky dull
at 81 Butter In fair, demand; choice
Western Resetye 22a2ic; choice Central Ohio
lsa2oc. ess
East LlBERrY, Nov 1.-cAr71R Receipts
since Friday, 2,24i head Of through aud ! ,8l6
head Of yard stock. Total for week ending
this day, s,7s7 head through and 4,25l head
/ cal, against S,4bl through and 4.277 local
week before; supply fair for this weeks
sales and all sold, bat OF u slight of from this
day week ago; quality about even between
Hoas-Receipts, $40 head total for week
q, 9SU head against 29,I65 head the week be
fore; Philadelphias 81 sla5 90; Workers "A o.
al so,
Receipts 1890 head; total for weel
l0.lOO, against Il. 800 the week before; sellinl
active at l0a20c higher than last week.
NEw YoEK, November l.-DRY Goops-
Business ruled quiet In all departments but
there iS strong nndertone. Cotton goods arm
with an upward t'ndeney, aud several make
agents. Prints quiet and steady. sprinJ
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THE Chicago TINS says: Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure Is highly endorsed
BY ministers, judges, physicians, surgeons,
BY men OF literary and scholarly distinc.
ton, and by individuals in all the walks
of life.
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EMINENT DR.. W.O. Cayensgh, Memphis,
Tenn, writes: For week digestion, con.
general debility, and want Of
appetite, ! cheerfully recommend Colden's
Liehie's Liqui Extract nj Beef. D4w
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The yoIiaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
Will send their celebrated Electro oltaic
BeltS TO the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them
without delay. DAw
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srocEs-The market opened strong at hal
per cent higher, and subsequently advanced
NaN per cent, Reading leading the upward
movement At first board prices fell Aa2
per cent, the latter for Louisville and Nash
Vile. During the afternoon speculation was
somewhat irregular, but In the iate dealings
strong tone prevailed and the market closed
buoyant At an advance Of kal Il per cent, the
Tomorrow being legal holiday, business
will be Suspended In 4 ancial circles.
. Translctions. 2SI, 900 sharea
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ncti6rNAM
DIES. RECTAL DISEASES. &c.

Mr.. D, F. Mckinley Of 27sS EotY street, Wheeling.
W. Va has been suffering for yean firm Bleeding
PILES, liberation Of the RoWrl and PToNapSeA Of the
RectuV, whose BOWEL and piles protuded and had 10
ba raturatl after each passage Of the towels ayS:
IMy boWHI . not been down since your drst treat.
ment, aud II any one vi he's 10 know whether bleed.
Ing piles ard disease Of the fectum eau b cured, you
NAV refer them 10 me-"
Dr.. J. s. Grant can be consulted dsily at the Samm
House. Wheeling, Wet Va. ConsultEtiou 1rea and
correspondents With parties suffering with Piles and
Rectal DiieASeS, Hnd Who are living away irOm the
city, solicited Such persons can b treated success
osss houn : tOisr., and % and 7tosrH
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MEDICAL.
spECIAL MEDICAL AID.
.. Lame Walk, The Blind See, The
Deaf Hear.
.ELATTERY, M. D:

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n, TFar III, and Oldest Graduate Pr1ctitinR In
rvs w Al, pIplsInVS will lhtw, and the only
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.lCIORIEs HEATED BY

. AslSGTON, OHIO CLARINGToN
/ slsasho de.'rs 10 have the wants Of the tnnsr
In The way either Of edibles Or drink
~ H'hss cali n my hlo0n, jntt opposite "a
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WEsI lIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine doplTtm0ntE q gtndYi text.bookl furnishod
~ cost calendar arranged % suit teachers; a.
iariln, hbSraL thorough. Fall term LesinI Zen.
tembeF LIST, 1850. Attendance last year from ~
counties Of West Virginia and from StGte and TeT.
:.sFn CATALOGUES and ether Information sppI,
2 the President, J. y. Thompson, NoEElnt6ai,
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aswayne's oln,mcnr and Pnis.n

the GREATEST REMEDIES THE WORLD has
EYER KNOWN. =
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Financial and Commercial
New York Money ana Gtoelth.

NEW YoEK. November 1.-MoNEY-Market
active at 2IIa6 per cent, closing at s. Prime
mercantile paper 41Ss5h per cent Startling
exchange 6ankers' bills 81 SIX; demand
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS


Paris, Nov. l2.-Debaudry ID. Asson
was released on his promise not 10 re-
enter the chamber for Is days.
Tehran, Nov. l2.-Sheik Abdulluh
Is surrounded near Urumiah. The Per-
SLAMS have captured the town of So u
BAlak, the Kurds losing 200 killed and
lS0 taken prisoners
st. Petersburg, Nov. l2-All the
Nihilists who were tried for plotting
against the czaf's life, have been found
guilty. Five Of them are sentenced to
death; eleven TO hard labor in the
mines from fifty years To life. Three
women were sentenced TO fifteen years
OF penal seryitude.
Paris, Nov. l2.-Bank notes, valued
at six hundred thousand francs, were
stolen from the postmaster to-day in
Rue st. Winnie.
Sutormann, Nov. l2.-Deroish Pasha
has ordered the Albanian chiefs to sur
render Dulcigno, threatening the use
Of force II they fail to obey. The Al
banian popular assembly asked Dervish
Pasha to grant a month time in which
TO reply.
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rELEGRapHIC rICKs.

San Francisco: The Golden Terra
declares a dividend Of % cents, payable
at New York, when the stockholders
will receive equal certificates in Dead.
wood Terra in lieu thereof.
Chicago: A San Francisco special
says: Deputy Marshal James II. Barns,
of Socorro. disarmed Gordon, gam.
bier from Chicago, who, in the evening,
caught the marshal at a poker table,
fired nine balls into his body and walked
away.
Chicago: A Times Washington dis.
patch says; Gen. Ord's report says
that in western Texas parties OF troop:
driving hostile Indians have been fire.
quently followed up closely by survey.
ors locating railroad routes on the
Texas Pacific.
Brandford, Pa: During row in d
hotel at Knapp's creek station, this
evening, rough named Thomas Scott
shot and killed John Dougherty, an oil
tank builder. Dougherty lived in Sar.
dis, West Moreland county, Pa. Scott
has been arrested.
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Gsa- seAsaela .. the osIsrea Race

7
Washington, Nov. 12.-Gen. Scho-
field in his West Point report discusses
the Whitaker case, declaring that it
was a fraud, and holding that the col
ored race, after a century Of slavery,
cannot expect to equal in intelligence
and ability the white man, whose eda-
cation is one OF many years. He re-
CARDS the negroes as unjustihably sus-
piciousi that the blacks have not yet
reached point In civilization when its
nrst apprehended human nature may be
governed by motives other than love,
hatred or fear. In their real and sin
cere desire TO carry out the policy OF
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New York. Nov. IA meeting Of
brewers was held here to-day to take
action against the passage Or the bill,
now pending before congress, increas-
ing the duty on barley malt imported
from Canada, from 20 per cent ad va
lorem to specific duty Of 25 csnts per
bushel. The report of the committee
appointed on the subject was adopted,
protesting against the passage Of the
Dill, stating that 1t wsuld not increase
The revenue Of the country, bat was q
prohibitory tax, that It would crush
cut all competition in malt; would offer
q direct temptation to use poorer arti.
cies and malt substitutes In the manu-
facture Of beer; would increase the
price Of beer, now . national substitute
ior distilled liquors, and would increase
the expenses Of poor houses throughout
.Ae land, add misery in countless
homes, and Affect our natisnal vel.
fare.
a petition to congress protesting
against the incrsase Of the duty on
n nalt wns signed by all the brewer
present, and copies ordered printed
II 1nd sent TO all the brewers In the
on'ted States for their signatures.
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Report or the AdIatant Ge..r.i.

Washington, New. 12.-Adjutant
deneral Drum, in his annual report,
nys: Ny earnest wish is to still more
sssimilate the rules and forms govern
ing both the regular army and the mil
lila. 1t needs no special argument to
dsmonstrate the manifold advantages
that would necessarily dow from per-
hct uniformity, trained by the same
manuals; using In the internal economy
Of u company, regiment or brigade, the
nme forms for returns, acquisitions,
reports, et.; governed in their annual
ncampments precisely In the manner
Of military camp in the presence Of
an enemy. Almost every member Of q
state guard would be qualified for .
commission in the volunteers under
This plan. In actual need. 100, 900 men
% ofiicered, could be added to the reg
ular army.
The general recommends that on ap-
plication the adjutant general of each
state be authorized to issue in moderate
Quantities such blanks and forms as
may be indicated as desirable for use Of
the state troops, especially during the
summer encanpments. Upon the sub
iect Of military education, the general
ays: I Dc not think the importance Of
the early and partial introduction Of
the youth Of the country to military
studies and habits can be over-estimated
The course Of instruction does not inter-
fere with the scholastic curriculum, ner
prevent them from entering any Of the
several walkslof civil life fer which
they are preparing themselves. It,
Aoweyer. leads them to affiliate In after
NE with the militia of their respective
states, and enhancing their valuc as
members Of such organizations, in
ereascs measurably the. capacity Of
states' national guards to furnish
trained officers to the country In Its
hour Of need.
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FnIGHrFUL CALAMITY.
Gas Explssts. In the Aibisa Mines
sixty Mea Missi.x.

Halifax, Nov. l2.-About $50 yes
terdaY morning, an explosion Of gas oc.
Cured on the south side OF the Ford
PIT at Stellerton- All the miners were
at work In different parts Of the pit
The explosion was 80 terrible as 10
sweep across 10 the other side Of the
pit, killing men and horses within
reach. Almost all the men on the
north side Of the pit will be saved,
while all ut work ON the south side have
been lost. At least 60 are missing;
i've men have been brought up. and are
likely TO recover. Probably 40 are shut
up in the fallen coal on the south side.
The accident was presumably caused
by some miner firing a shot in a forbid
den part Of tho workings.
The disaster occurred in the Ford pit
Of the Albion mines. All who have
come up will likely live. A working
party is down. There Is not much hope
for the safety of the so or IS known to
be In the mine.
Mcssrs. Hudson. Green, Simpson ana
Poole. with other volunteers, have been
down In the pit at Stillsrton, In which
the explosion occurred, this morning,
and have come up again. They found
1t impossible TO explore tho south side
fer any distance on account Of the after
damp. there being no air through, as
all the doors have been blown down by
the blast. They found some bodies but
could not identify them All the horses
In the pit. 80, are dead. The number
OF men Still in the pit is said TO be forty
four. It Is feared that another explo-
sion will occur this evening when the
pit gathers again. All work is totally
suspended at all the collieries in the
and the miners have come to
the scene OF tho accident in great num-
bers, but are altogether powerless to
render any assistance on account OF the
prscarious condition of the pit. IL is
not known how the Gro originated,
none from tho side where tho accident
occurred are alive to tell the story.
Thirty-three OF the missing men are
married and most OF them have large
families.
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The Trial or the Con.plrators

New York, Nov. 12.-Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Bell, this evening, when
leaving his Office. said there were no
new developments in the Chinese letter
case; that no more arrests were contem-
plated or would be made tonight. The
grand jury will net meet again until
Monday, and 1t is said that no indict-
ments will be presented before that day.
Other reports are that indictments
have been presented against several
prominent democrats and also against
some newspaper men. Justice Morgan,
who took the confessions of both o.
Brien, alias Lindsay, and S. S. Morey,
stated to-day that no newspaper has as
yet published the full confessions, which
implicate several persons whose names
are for the present withheld.
Judge Davis decision in the case OF
Philip will be given tomorrow morning.
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GENERAL, NEWS. i,
Fsw Aenarks CsneerisE the Csa-
spirAey Fraud-
s... Dr.n's Report ON the Array a.d
Aliitia-


New York, Nov. 12.-The hope Il
,,ry generally expressed here that tn,
,bOls conspiracy TO foist upon the coun
! try the forgery as a desperate means oi
eontributing to the defeat Of Garfield
Il will be fAthomed 10 the bottom, and
The responsible parties, no matter what
heir position may be, will be adequate
b punished, as n warning 10 those whe
night be disposed to employ similar OK
psdients In the future political cam
paigns. The republican journals now
haye n good cause 10 give Hon. Abran
5. Hewitt some pretty hard rubs for his
unfortunate Endorsement Of tho forgery
and they are improving their cpportu-
plty TO the utmest.
New York, Nov. 12.-The Tfibuas
nys: Perhaps II will be a satisfaction
TO the forgery cohspiratsrs to read this
nsrning that Hancock has plurality
d l25 votes In California. for which he
d undoubtedly indebted to them- Per-
hsps with the psnitentiary in prospec-
tive 1t will not. The democratic cleo
tor who was scratched" on account Of
bis personal unpopularity is surely de-
isated, and thus Garfield will have one
d the six electoral votes Of the state,
making the final computation Of the
electoral vote rs follows: Garfield. PA;
Hancock, 155.
Tie incident las given rise In dems-
entie newspapers TO fresh criticisms on
the electoral system, the argument
being that the presidential preference
o. the people was nullifisd by the per-
sonal unpopularity Of one Of tho persons
Klected TO vote for the candidate Of the
majority. The logic Is poor, seeing
that the voters who scratched the OBJ
,OIious name knew perfectly we'll that
they were voting for only 1--we Hancock
electors. But II argument were better,
the hardships would still be slight com
pared with some previous cases that
are somewhat analogous. Clay lost
two votes from Maryland in 80, be-
cause two Of the electors were sick, and
the state law gave the electoral college
no power to all vacancies. Nevada once
only cast two votes, one of the electors
having died, and there being again no
power to oil vacancy. But, why wor-
UY One vote would not make Hancock
president,
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BOYCOTT-s Farm.
The Orangcmen Arrive There with
out Being Moiested.

out Being MoIested.
DpbIin Nov 1o-Tbe Oranyemep
arrived at Boycott,s farm without be-
ing molested. Boycott Is hunted and
pursued and kent a prisoner in his own
,,rearv bome. nobody dares sell him
bread oven and he Ia deluged with
communications of everything but re-
assuring tones Int he remains more de-
fiant than ever The Oranpemen. who
are coming to harvest his crops. will be
n real afliction 10 him. for he has no
place to lodge them and certainly moth.
inc IN feed them with
When the Oranoemen arrived =.
I,ouoh Mask. Boycott was seen stand
ing near his house with rifle in his
hands. Within two hours after their
arrival a number of the men COM
menced work ON the farm. 1t is es,i.
mated that n week or ten days will be
reouired to do the work. IL machines
are brouCbt from Dublin in n reason
able time. the Oranpemen will thresh
the corn and bring il to market.
Tho bus,ars who acted as escort for
the oranpemen have returned to Bal
linrobe: the other tnoops remain. The
baggage and implements of the Orange
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Columbus: Garileld's correct plurali.
ty is "a, ,2i9. majority 25.l45. A little
mistake made last night
Annapolis, Nov. 12.-Ths sfficial
vote for presidential electors gives Han
cock %, ,706. Garfield 1856.
st. Paul, Nov. 12.-Garaeld's major
ity is now within 400 of 10000, and
will probably exceed that figure when
the four remaining counties are heard
from.
Louisiana, Nov. 12.-In the first dis
trict Lamer will contest the seat of
Randall Gibson, democrat, and in the
second district ex-Gov. Hahn will con-
test the seat OF Ellis, democrat
Harrisburg, Pa, Nov. lathe fol-
lowing is the official vote for president
in Pennsylvania Garfield, 444,7O4;
Hancock, 407, ,42S; Weaver, 20,66S;
Dow, 1850, Phelps, A.
Montgomery. Ala, Nov. 1.-THE
official vote OF Alabama, with four
counties to hear from. is: Hancock,
s., 800; Garfield, 5G,7e4; Weaver, 4,55l.
The counties to be heard from will add
about 1900 to IIancock's majority.
The vote Of the state was very light,
more than one-third not voting. A
proposition is pending in the present leg
lature to change the timo Of holding z
the election to same date Of congress
sional and presidential elections.
Chicago, Nov. 12.-Secretary Burch,
Of the senate, returned from Tennessee
to-day, and believe the democrats Will
elect United States senator from that
state. He thinks the two wings will
unite to prevent the election of re-
publican. Tho evening Star has a
Nashville special, however, which says
It is rumored that two democrats OF the
senate have promised to vote for Hor-
ace Maynard. Ono moro vote would
elect him.
The following contests arc reported
for seats in the next congress:
In Alabama. Arst district, Gillette,
republican, will contest the seat with
Hcrndon, democrat. In the second
district. Strabach will contest the seat
Of Herbert, democrat, and Lowe will
contest the election Of the confederate
general, Wheeler.
In Missouri, irst district, Sessing.
hams will contest the seat Of Frost. In
the ninth, there will be . contest be-
tween Ford, greenbacksr, and Craig,
democrat, although it is not certain
which will get tho csrtilcate, II either,
as the last report is that the election ia
q tie.
In South Carolina, In the Hrst, sec.
end, third and ffth districts, Lee,
Mackey, Stalbrand and Small. republi.
cans, will respectively contest the seats
Of Richardson, O'Csnnor. Aiken and
Titnan, democrats.
In Virginia, fifth district, Stovall. re-
adjustsr, will contest the seat Of Cabell,
funder, and in the sixth district, Fra
zer, readjuster, will contest the seat Of
Randolph Tucker, democrat.
In Mississippi, second district, Bu'
chanan will contest the seat of Man
ming, and in the sixth district, Lynch
will contest the seat of Chalmers.
New York, Nov. 1s.-Pennsylvania's
official vote shows the following details.
Montgomery, Hancock's native county,
IL carried by Garfield by one vote; the
figures stand, Garfield. HOPS; Han
cock, Hops. Montgomery township,
whsro Hancock was born, gave him q
majority Of 18; gain Of eight votes
ever Tildsn's majority In 1876.
Cork, Nov. l2.-Wheeler. lane
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DiRsrent Plan Wanted for settiing
Contests.

Chicago. Nov. l2.-An Inter Ocean s
Washington special says: II is pro-
posed by republican congressman who
have been here since the election. to
urge different plan than heretofore in
settling contests. In case one man is
unseated on account Of "a fraudulent
count, his opponent may be seated: but
in case the contestant makes out a case
Of bulldozing and intimidation. it is
thought the best plan will be to unseat
the sitting member found to have ac.
quired his seat by such means, but no,
to seat hs opponent, but to send the
matter back TO the electors