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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-03-12
OFFICERS.
Dakota and Montana.
For rreieh, or Passage Auplv TO

ic. Il. IcIiery. Deer Lodge.
s. III. rronBse, Helena.
n, o. Hudson, ae3 orth Second Street ST. Louis.
Ward 4 Brafy, Front street, st. Louis.
III. Coope, fs7 Vine Street. Cincinnati
W. =. Evanr, 20 Water Street. Pittsburg.
u. n. capron. III Clark Street. CHICAGO
L ". HiFliard, 81 Clark Street, Chicagu
Robert Bruce, 100 East Water Street. Milwaukee.
]. G. Smith, S33 Broadway, New York
Joseph X Hike, e2S Washington Street, Boston
q. q. sanborn, N. r. r.. X, st. Paul, Minn.
55t-6m.
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s36-sm, ADpIIcaflon.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

The Photogrhpb Gallery is now open aad ready for
busn ss: As my stay 10 Deer Lodge will be only
three months, hese ~ sani OF Portraits will do w,l
10 make an early call. Il ana max Ing views of the
Territory and have a larpe collection OIL exhibition
and tor sale. II yon want view OF yohr Home
htnch made now is your opportunity, matter
where you are loeated- =, -. v. T.. HOOK. O..
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NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.

l. Any ons who takes paper regularly from the POSE
e@ce-whether directed TO his name ar anotbers OF
whether he h subscribed or Eo-is responsible for the
payment. 4...r4.. :
II person orders his pager discontinued ne mus
y aB arrearages v the publiher viii continue to ssud
u until payment is mse, and collect the whole amonnt
whether the paper Is takon from the ONCE or not
3 The courts have decided that refrng to take the
newspapers or periodicals. from the Postoce or remov-
ing aud ewing them uncaled for Is priaa cia evidence
Papers ordered to address be change 10 snot.
er address at the option Of the subscriber. ~ ~.
Re1ances by draft check, money order or registered
ieltef may oe sent at our risk All Posmaseu arc ~
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Regular advertising payable quarterly. as due.
Special Notices are 60 per cent. more than rao.
Har advertisements ..W.FE { -
Local advertising IS cents for TIE first insertion
% cents per line for each succeeding insertion;
lines counted In Nonpariel5 measure
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pr. E. II. Licks, OF Pittsburgh, Pa,
has asked for g patent for u so-called telop-
iticah or diaphote, by which he says it will
be possible for one OF the two persons using
u telephone To perceive distinctly at the
same time the image Of the person with
whom be is talking. ~ --lL ~ ~.
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r,nthor.Hunt I'm Now York.

A panther-hunt In Westcbester county l.
described by the Poughkeeps'e Eagle. The
hunters were Oscar Purdy, Of TarrytOwn,
and five associates, with pack OF twelve
hounds. The party struck the pantber's
trail ia Wampus swamp, near Plea.antYllle.
Finally the dogs collected under "A huge
tree and gartd wildly up into its branches.
The men advanced cautiously. Mr.. Purdy
told them not to go under the tree, for
II it should be the panther they bad
freed he would leap down in all probs-
biIty and escape. but urged them to
let the dogs occupy the animals attention,
80 that they could all IRE at once with sure
aim. When about twenty-five feet from The
tree they saw huge animal croucbiug on a
large limb as II about to spring. In vain
did Mr.. Purdy, who now saw they hsd the
panther freed, cxpostulate with his COM
panions to "keep back" and "be cool"
Two OF them ran forward almost under the
very limb on which the panther rested, and
among the dogs. The animal plunged
headlong at one OF the hunters, who tried
10 lump one side, but did not get
far enough away. for one OF the pam
theirs DAVIS struck him on the left shoulder
blade and stripped his clothing clean
from him. He now bears three deep cuts
from the animals claws from bis hips to Tie
knee OF his left leg. The dogs quickly at
tucked the enraged beast, who shook seye-
raj OF them roughly, and then bounded over
their heads into thicket ard disappeared
from view. Three OF the hunters followed
the trail with half dozen dogs, and finally
brought up at the mouth OF cave in hill
southeast Of Plessantville. The men could
not persuade the dogs to enter, nor would
they 90 without them. They marked the
place well, as it is very probably the home
OF the panther, and returned to Armonk.
where their unfortunate fellow-hunter had
his wounds dressed.
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Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK. n. D., July 3.-To.
dsy Was the first day OF the July meeting.
The weather was pleasant and the track in
fine condition.
The first race for all ages, three-quarter
mile, was won by Kitty j. e.; Sioux second /;
Dan Sparling third. Time l:2Oa.
The second race-Hopeful stakes for two
wear olds, half mile-was won By Sparkling;
(ieranium second; Sir Hugh third. Time
5Ot seconds.
Third race-Ocean stakes. one-and-one-
eighth mie-was won by Lake Blackburn ;
Duke of Montrose second; Herald third.
Time 2:03t.
Fourth race-Long Branch handicap
sweepstakes. one aud a quarter miles-was
won easily by Report Ferida second, Mi
Ian third. Time, 2:19a.
Fifth race-one and a half miles-was
won by Danichetf; Surge second; Pilot
third. Time, 2:j34.
The SIKH race handicap hurdle, one and
half miles, over six hurdles-was won by
Bertha by ten lengths; Disturbance second;
Pomeroy last. Time, 3:0ls.
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STAUNTON.

A CONVENTION or THE SEVENTH DISTRICT
CAIIED-AN ENTHUSIASTIC HANCOCK DE
NONSTRATION - ELECTION OF OFFICERS
HANCOCK CLUB-A RICHMOND JUDGE HOLD
ING COURT IN sTAUNTON-DEATH, &C.
ICorres pondence Of The Richmond DisDateh.I
JULY 2, 1880.
A call for Convention OF the Seventh
Congressional District, 10 meet in Staunton
Thursday the 18th OF August, is published
this morning. The call is signed bv Mica
jah Woods, A. Koiner, and w. ID. Peachy,
district committee. The apportiOnment OF
representation in the Convention is: Albe-
marie, 20 delegates; Augusta, "a; Bath, 6;
Fluyanna, 10; GoOchaud, g; Greene. Z;
Highland, Z; Page, 10; Rockingham, "a
Shenandoah, %; Staunton,s s.
Last night large and enthusiastic Han
Geek ratification meeting was held on the
courthouse lawn. About one thousand
Der.ons were present, cannon were fired 10y
The Stanton Artillery, there was bright
display Of fireworks, and tasteful and pref
~ show OF Chinese lanterns and United
states flags and banners. Captain James
Rumgardner, delegate TO the Cincinnati
Convention, just returned, led of In stir
ring speech, during which be spoke ia tue
most exalted terms OF General Hancock,
and said he was pure white from
the top Of his plume TO the sOles OF
his feet. with no stain OF CIedt-Mobilier
and DeGolyer jobs about his garments.
Captain Bumgardner was followed by Ma
ior Holmes Conrad, OF Winchester; Iron.
w. A. Anderson, OF Rockbridge; Gabriel
santipl, ESD. of New Orleans; Colonel
Spate. Cumberland. Md. and Captain ii.
l.. Hoover, stanton. Mr.. III. st. George
Tucker presided, and introduced the speak
ers, closing with some timely and spirited
remarks. The Stonewall band enliyened
the occasion with their fine music, and the
crowd broke up at 10 O'Clock with three long,
loud cheers for the Democratic nominees.
A Hancock aud English Campaign CiuD
Is being organized here OF the best material
in the city, and good work may be expected
from IL during the canvass.
South River Lodge. No. 2,2l3, knights
OF Honor, at Waynesboro', has elected the
following officers for the ensuing term: Il.
y. Cav, Dictator; w. NJ. Chew, V. ID.
]. w. Hickiin, A. D.; G. X. Haines, &.
w. j. Jones, X. j. b. Roden, +. H.; X.
G.. Wright. r.; j. X. Van Horne, c.; j.
II. Schlndel, Guardian; ID. p. Garner. >. ;
DIR. j. S. Myers, Medical Examiner. P.D.
j.. A. Patterson has been commissioned a
ID. ID. q. ID. by Grand Dictator Lamkin. OF
Richmond.
The Presbyterian congregations OF Win
dy Cove and Miilboro', in Bath county,
the late charge OF Rev. George Brown,
baye extended a unanimous call 10 Rev. q.
4. NJ. See, Of Monterey, Highland county,
and IL Is thought that be will accept.
Mr.. William B. Cochran, prominent
aud esteemed citizen OF this county, died at
bis residence, near PsTnsssus, yesterday
afternoon. He was the eldest brother OF
the late Hon. Alexander Is. Cochran, and
Messrs. George N. and j. A. Cochran, OF
the present stsunion City Council, and son
OF the venerable George M. Cochran, Sr.,
Of this city.
Judge Wexford, Of Richmond, Is Ia the
city holding court for Judge Mclaughlin,
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SATURDAYS NEWS.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

A T'ExAs MURDERER TAKEN BY A MOE
AND HUNG-A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DOLLAR FIRE IN AUGUSTA, GA.-THE COT,
TON STEAMER FIRE At NEW ORLEANS
CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY BETWEEN
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORSEYs
AT MONTGOMERY. ALA.-C0NGREssIONAL
NoMiNATToN-CALIF DEMOCRATIC
STATE CoNvENTIoN-THE PITTSBURGH
RIOTS OF 1s77-NoNMOUTH PARK RACES
TOTAL SCORES FOR THE AMERICAN AND
IRISH TEAMS IN THE LATE CONTEsT-THE
BERLIN CONFERENCE.-THE BRADLAU6H
CAsE-EXCITISG DEBATE IN TILE FRENCH
sENATE-sTATUE UNVEILED ON THE
THAMEs-PEACEI IN BUENOS AYREs, &C.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho Americau.Irish Rifle Contest.

DUBLIN, july 3.-The following Ameri-
can ritlemen have agreed to act with Frank
HYDE in the match TO come of at Wimble-
don: Browne, Clarke, Dudley, Farrow,
Gerri.h, Jackson, Laird, Rockwell, and
Scott: also Burnside II he arrives in time.
The competitiOn for the all-lreland chal-
lenge shield has Just commenced. The
American team consists Of Browne, jack
son, Scott. aud Laird. or the two Irish
teams one consists of Fenton, Rigby, war
rem. and Millner, and the other OF J0ynt,
Coglan, johnson, and Murphy. Weather
stormy with rain.
The following are the total scores AT
1000 yards: Range for 90 shots Ameri-
cans Jackson, 81; Scott, 81; Browne,
%: Laird, rs total. 342. lrishmen, NO.
/: Trenton, so; John Righy. Sc; Warren,
10; Millner, S4-total. 500. No. 2: Joynt,
SO; Coghlan, &c; johnson, 10; Murphy.
9l-t0tal, 1874.
5:54 +. M.-Ten rounds at the LOO
Yards range have Just been completed.
The aggregate of the American team
up to the present Is 4S7, and that OF the
Irish teams are-No. 1, 400, and No. 2, 40.
The weather Is now Frightening up after
heavy showers.
8:2O y. Non the fourteenth round the
aggregate scores stood: Americans, 535 ;
Irish No. 1, $50; Irish No. 2. 522. Five
misses were made by the Americans in the
last four rounds.
GAS Il. Mon the seventeenth found
the scores stood: Americans, 573; Irish
No. /, 500 /; Irish No. 2. 6Sl.
1905 L. M.-The shooting at the LOO
yards range and for the day has closed
The gross total scores are Irish No. i,
$3.50 Irish No. 2, 6a6; Americans, 625.
Uneastncss About Turkish Affairs.
LONDON, July IA dispatch from Con
stantinople to the Times says: "The ex
element among the Mussulmans is pro
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Attempt to Blow up n Preacher.

Wilmington IN. ca star, saturuay.I
An attempt was made Thursday night
about half past 0 O'Clock 10 fire the resi-
dence OF Rev. G.. w. Price. Sr., on Sixth
between Ann and Nun streets. 1t ,eems 4
lot OF combustibls material, consisting OF
cotton, ligbtwood splinters and paper, satu-
rated with kerosene oil, was placed lmme-
dately under the bedroom usually occu.
pied by the Rev. Price and bis wife, but
at the time only by the latter, the husband
being absent from the city. handful OF
powder was also placed with the material
mentioned, from which trail or powder
extended through the yard and under The
front gate to the sidewalk. AT the hour
named there was sudden flash OF powder
on the sidewalk at the spot indicated, which
communicated BIZ means OF the train alluded
10 with the powder and cOmbustibe mate
rial under the house, which produced an
explosion as loud AS the report Of an ord-
nary gun. Joseph Mitchell (cOlored), who
resides next door, saw the flash and heard
the explosion which followed, and buried
TO the spot, when he found the cotton and
other material on fire and the house full OF
smoke. He extinguished the flames, which
were fast gaining Roadway, and then pro-
ceeded TO quiet the fears OF the family, VINO
were almost frantic with alarm.
Captain Goodman, OF the police force,
was walking in the direction OF the house
at the time, and saw the flash OF the pow
der, but was not near enough to arrest the
dlabolical incendiary. A coiored woman
In the neighborhood also witnessed the
fash. So far no clue has been obtained 10
the scoundreI who thus Systematically went
to work to set FIRE to house in q closely
settled neighborhood, with The probsbility,
IL his plans succeeded, OF also causing the
death of one or more OF the inmates.
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGlNIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
' FlCE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CHE
TERRIFIED COUN1Y-IN VACATI0A-JUNE
The virginia Sire and Marine Insurance Compa-
ny.....:....'.''' ''''''''''''''''''' '''fia'huu'
f. j. Gresham and others. Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit Is to subject an undivided
one-h,lr interest I'm The tract OF land eonta,uiag
935s acres, in the county Of CHESTERFIELD ana state
OF virginia. dec ribed In the painiln. BILL. and now
In the possession Of George J Rogers, 10 The paw
ment OF Judgment against r. j. Gresham and m
favor of The pllntif, for the sum of i476i3, win
interest thereon the rate of per cenum per all
nun from The 5ih day of July. 1861, until paid.
And an isli iayit having been made ana hled thN
one OF tie defendants, the no der OF the negotiable
note for 81 600. made aud signid by George -
Rogers and payable to NJ own order ninety dayd az
ter dae, and endorsed by him and bealng even dtte
with the deed of triI l. or of any Other note or notes
which NAV have been given from time 10 time IN re-
newal of the said note. either in Who'll or IN par
secured % be baid by deed Of trust from e0rge y.
| Rogers and Ella r. Rogers, his wife, to IL g; Pe-
1877 and recorded in the clerks office o.; the C0un-
~ Court OF Chesterfield county, Is person or party
unknown II Is hereby ordered mat me sn'u sorsF
OF said negotiable note or notes do appear here with
I'm one month after du- publication ~ IRIS orher IN
the Richwqad piSYgfSn' neTspsper published Ia
to protect his tRterest Ia This SUIT -
AeopJIies,e: +: II. FLouRN,oY; CHI M,s;
VIRGINIA-N THE CLERKS OF
Fltt nt The 'lhtt IL VI st'iE-
LA COUNTY-IN VACATlON-JuNF Ill
~ : ~ '''''''''' '''''' Plaln,iG.
against
Jof n wilkinson aud Mary h. wilkinson, his wife.
Defendants.
IN CHASCKRY
The object Of this suit Is 10 subject tract OF land
containing rs acres, more less. OF John Wkin-
son in the county OF Amelia aud state or VIRGINIA,
described I'm the plaintiffs bill. 10 the payment OF
judgme nj against him and IN favor Of the plaiuit
for the sum OF s60l.63, with legal Interest thereon
from The 5ih dav OF June. 1870, until paid.
And an affidavit having been made and hed that
| n defendants John Wilkinson and Mary II. Will
kluson his wife, are not residents OF this slate, Il
Is hereby ordered that The said John Wilkinson and
Mary Is. wilkinson do appear here within one
| month after due publication Of this order In lhe
Richmond Dispatch. n newspaper published In tie
city OF Richmond, Va, and do what Is necessary u
protect their interests In this suit.
| 4 cOpy-teste: T.. III. toLtMAN' tltrA
| MEADE HASKISs u. d. JeI4.M4w
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The Crons I'm lime

= WASHINGTON. July 3.-The June report
OF the Department Of Agriculture says that
the acreage sOwn in oats show an increase
OF per cent. over 1870. The Gulf and
southern inland States show little or no
chsnge from last year. The average con-
dition OF Tho crop is much better than last
year, aud Is SO against 81 In June, 1879.
Texas, Of all the Gulf States, IL the only one
that reports above 100. The general COM
plant is drought 10 all the Middle and
South Atlantic States rust md too much
rain in the Gulf and southern States.
The acreage Of clover shows no very ma
terial change from last year:
The prospects OF good fruit season are
very favorable
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Attest Case Decided.

PITTSBURGH, PA, July "a test case in.
volying the question OF whether Allegheny
county should be compelled to pay interest
on the claims for losses incurred by the
great riots of 1871 was decided to-day in
the Court OF Common Pleas. Judge Ewing
holding that the county was not liable for
the interest. The case will be taken to the
Supreme Court for FINAL ADJUDICATION.
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who Is detained at his home, in Lexington,
by sickness.
The reports from The wheat crop which
Is now being tbreshed through out the conn
~ are very gloomy, the yield falling short
from one fourth TO one half OF what had
been anticipated.
Old citizens say. however, that they have
never known wheat to be put on the mar
ket from this county before In June. So
the early sales and better prices viii In some
measure compensate our farmers Tor the
poor yield. Penn.
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The body OF ex.A.ssmblymsn Joseph j..
Stein, of New York. victim OF the Sea-
wanbska disaster, was found Friday night;
William Nichols, OF Sea Cliff, N. T., and
Mrs. Meissner, Mrs. Thorp, and Mrs.
simonson, Of Gienwood, N. T., who were
among the missing passengers OF the Sea-
wanhska. have been found unburt, except
that Mrs. Meissner is injured internally.
Two bodies found floating In East river
Friday night were identified as those Of
Horatio w. Mills, OF Shutdown, l.. J., and
Horace II. Shoreimer, OF Brooklyn, victims
OF the disaster.
The Oxford IN. ca Torchlight says: We
are informed that MIR. X. III. Mcclure, tax
collector, has turned over to President
Herndon the money to pay the interest on
the oxford corporation bonds, and to take
up those bonds which are que Is. July,
1880; and President He?ndon has IN.
structed his bankers In Richmond to pay
of the bonds and inlerest as they may pe
presented at their office.
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lynch Law I'm Texas.

GALVESTON, July "A Denison special
says: "NewS from Cedar Mills say that X.
Frank NorthcOt, who shot Constable Crab
tree some weeks ago, was arrested aud
placed under guard in Crabtree's house.
During the night he was taken from the
guard by mob OF masked men, who
crossed the river to the Indian Territory,
where they riddled him with bullets. North
cots relatives have clue to the perpetra-
tors, and will prosecute them"
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Declines 10 Give Up His Office.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 3.-Ex Gov
ernor Smith received his commission as
United States district attorney last night.
This morning he called on Charles Mayer
for possession OF the Office. books, Ne.
Mayer declined to yield, basing his refusal
upon the grounds that Smiths name was
sent TO the Senate and not confirmed by that
body; that the President had no right to
appoint him, and that he (Mayer) can hold
Office until the Senate again meets and an.
other name sent in.
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The Iron Cross" COftOn.Burners
Sentenced.

NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-Thomas Melia
and Samuel Symonds, sailors, who pleaded
guilty to setting fire to cotton on the ship
Iron Cross on April 20tb. were to-day sem
fenced by Judge Whitaker TO five years
hard lsbor each. John O'Connor, OF the
Ella Wood. charged as an accessory, was
released on $3.50 bail.
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The Bertha Zinc-Works, situated near
Martins depot, on the line OF the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad, are tsrnlng
out forty.f -four tons OF speIter per day. The
owner has a contract with the United states
Government TO furnish the mint ut Phlia'
deIphia with zinc for alloy with silver In
coinage.
The Republicans Of the Eighth district
have nominated Sampson 7. Bailey Tor
Congress.
The storm OF Tuesday was very severe In
Bedford county /; also In Carroll county.
The population OF Winchester is 4,942.
Lyucbburg has an assistant mayor.
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California WOrkfngmen.

PARTY-HANCOCKA AND ENGLISH ENDORSED.
SAN Francisco, July 3.--The State Con-
yentiOn OF the Democratic wing OF the
Workngmen's party IL" night deposed
Kearney as president, md declared the
Offices OF yice-presdent. secretary, and
treasurer vacant. They elected State Cen
trial Committee, endorsed Hancock and
English and the Democratic presidential
electors, and adjourned until Thursday.
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CONGREGATIONAL Nomination.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Gcneral James w. Sim
eletOn, OF Quincy, H., was renOminated
for Congress by the Democratic Convention
Of the Eleventh Illinois district at jersey
vile last night. The Convention was in
session two days. and 2G3 ballots were taken
before General Singleton's nomination.
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MURDER AND SUIcIDE.-[ Abingdon Stand
ard, 1st.1-A man OF desperate character
named Baker Ham, living in the nsighbor-
hood OF Mock's mill, was shot and killed by
some unknown person on Tuesday last. He
had deserted his wife and taken up with
woman named Martha Trent, and II Is sup
posed he was killed by some one whose life
be had threatened, probably on account OF
the woman. When found the woman was
living near him dead, with her throat cut
from ear TO ear. An investigation Will be
made, and, II possible, the circumstances
brought to light.
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NJ
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. July 3.-FiOur steady Old remily,
a5mf5.2a. Wheat scarce aud arm; Ne. rt1
winlr, new, sl.03. Corn firm; No. mixed, ~
M4Oc Oats 1uiet: No 2 mi Ned, 300 So.. rol :
IN FAIR demand at slo 26@9lZ.oU. Lard ult an"
"a anSinai - eo.7U. Bulk m,atS drm shoulders.
sides as Whiskey firm AT Sl.07. SUGAR steady
hard IOIGllc.; New ORLEANS, 7AhSAc. Hog
quiet: common, s3.25@54 So; light. -. lU@A 80
backing. &3.9jd.4 30; butchers, S4.3O@t4.4O.
There.will be no market Monday.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, july 3.-Flonr steady and In fair
demand: extra. $3.2j@i3.75. Wheat duh al poe.
Corn m good demand and a shade higher AT 42sc.
oats easier at sic. Pork ffm at fl27o. Lard
steady and in fair demand at "a. Bulk meats ac-
$3.50 Bacon strong and higher: shoulders, SID
sides, IS. Is: sugar.cured mans, 9A@ lO9c. WINS
key steAOy at sl.O7.
ST. LOUIS.
1T. LOUIS July 3-FlOur steady and unchanged.
Wheat unstliled and lower; No. 2 re fali 06A@
o7c cash; S9h@91c July. Corn easier and slow
31H34Nc. cash; 33hc. DID July. Oats lower Ia
sell: 24sc. bid cash, 234c. bid July. Whlskey
steady and unchanged ~ IL oS. Provisions Domi,
nally unchanged excepting bacon, which Is In 1000
demand aud nrner shoulders, 1910 sides, $50
$50. -
CHICAGO. July 3.-There will be no session of the
Board until Tuesday.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, July 3.-There will be no session
of the Board until Tuesday.
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Murderer Hanged In Mississippi.

ROLLING FORK, Miss, July 3.-{Ink vii
lams WAS hanged here yesterday for the
murder of a man named Plessner} About
1000 persons were present. Willia@s MADE
n short speech, warning his friends OF his
fate, and asking Them 10 pray for hiIp.
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Fire I'm Aupusfa. Gin.

AUGUSTA, July "a fire here at 3o'clock
this morning destroyed Pendleton Bro
Tiers foundry and Dachine-works. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $4,000. George +.
Jackson IL Co.'s nour.mill was partly dam
aged