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DOWN IN THE DISTRICT.
Hutchinson on the stump at
West UniOn-A Meeting and
the Usual Spcech-BOth Fail.
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Correspondence Of the Register.
WEST UNION, August -.
After much drumming and posting
MANY flaming hand bills, announcing q
grand Republican rally at West Union
to day, and that John A. Hutchinson
would speak to the faithful, the day ar.
rived and with it the speaker, and after
waiting till noon the grand moral show
commenced. The grand mass meeting
consisted OF about two hundred men
from the country, composed about equal
" of Democrats, Republicans and
Greenbackers. -,
Hutchinson was finally trotted 10 the
front on the court house steps and com.
menced his talk. And he talked, and
talked, and talked. But in all
his talk, while he in some
things that have passed into
history was comparatively correct, he
seemed TO be making studied effort 10
avoid live and pending issues, and only
referred To questions that are oil interest
10 the pre- .e t-day voter when some oil
his audience called his attention TO
them, and then his argument amounted
10 abou, this: THAT il was Democrat
ic lie"
During his talk little noise Was made
in another part of the town, which Was
thou yht 10 be fight. when bis audience
seemed 10 I've more interested in that than
In his speech, aud started for the scene
of supposed conflict. even over the kind
renues. Of the speaker 10 not desert him.
In fact. after two or three
hours hard work the show closed, and
Mr. Hutchinson left us all alone. With
none TO mourn his departure save hi'
Democratic auditors, who were oil the
opinion the more he t'lked the len
yonld be the Republican vote in thu
county. Mr.. Hutchinson may be
very nic,inan, and Of ability and good
! lawyer, but he certainly did not satlsi,
thinking Republicans here that he is the
man 10 taKe Colonel wilson's place 10
| Congress, and taking the meeting and th'
speaking altogether IL was failure.
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DEATH ON THE LAKES.

Marrow Escape From . Frishtful Calam-
ity on Lake Miohisan-A Passenger
Steamer Destroyed By Fire-List OF
Those Supposed to be Lost.
DETROIT, August 29.-The steamer
Marine City. running between Mackinac
and this point and Cleveland, took
fire at two o'clock this afternoon, two
miles off Altoona and thirty miles
below Alpena. and burned to the waters
edge. She had large load OF passen-
gers, OF whom one hundred and thirty
are reported saved. Some are known 10
be lost. Will send further particulars
as soon as received.
Later Particulars.
DETROIT, August ga Post and Tri-
b,p.e special says: The Marine City, on
the way down from Mackinac with full
load of freight and passengers, left Alco-
ma at $3.50 this afternoon. About p. M,
when off Sturgeon Point fire was dis
covered in the hold, and before effective
efforts could be taken the flames be-
came unmansgeable. The efforts OF the
crew were at once
Directed to Saving tho Passengers
The tug, Vulcan, was fortunately in
sight and hastened to the relief, az also
did the boats OF the life station at the
Point, and several small boats from
the shore. These picked up large
number OF persons in the water, chiefly
from Detroit, Port Huron and upshore
ports. Also the following: Mrs. j. s.
Moore and son, Ottumwa; p.
Dewitt Coville, Toronto; Misses
Margaret and ]. J. Mcconnell,
Mrs. McElroy, Charles Clemens,
and Frank Warner, all OF Toledo; Isaac
Tagner. Montreal. The following are the
Only Missing Yet Known:
Richard Shultz.
James Griffin.
Frank Emmett.
Guy McElroy, all OF Toledo.
DIR. Pomeroy, Ohio.
A number have been taken TO Stur-
geon Point. where the names have not
been obtained. Captain CONNER and
crew, OF the Marine City, act
ed with great coolness, and Captain
Hackett and crew OF the tug Vulcan
rendered valuable assistance, as did
also the life.saving crew. OF those
rescued all are at Altoona.
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HEAVY SUITS
Against the Pacific Coast BO-
nauza KinGr.

SAN Francisco, August 2S.-'Squire
P. Dewey has filed voluminous com.
plant in the Superior Court against
Jno. W. Mackay, Jas. G. Fair, James 9.
Flood and James W. Coleman, eIecu.
tors OF VIM. c. O'Brien, the Pacific
Lumber and Flume Company, the Ne.
vads Bank, the Pacific Refinery and Bul.
lion Exchange and the California MIN.
ing Company, demanding an account
ing to the California Mining Company
and its stockholders for alleged wrongs,
frauds and breaches of trust, and on
such accounting to repay tn said com.
psny for the use OF its stockholders all
profits and property belonging to said
company obtained by the defendants by
means Of transactions set forth in the
complaint, which contains similar agi.
tations rs are made in the notorious
Burke suits against the Bonanza firms.
The amount involved is represented to
be in the region OF SIC, 100000.
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OUR COURTS Or JUSTICE.
A Newspaper Man In Trouble
Indictments Quashed.

HARRISBURG, Pa, August 2S.-Ez
Wallace, proprietor Of the Harrisburg
Independent, wa .ried last evening, at
Carlisle, for defaming the character OF
Mrs. Catharine Zell, at the time she was
under sentence oi death for the murier
OF Mrs. Catharine kiehl, by republish.
ing the article in reference to her. The
jury this morning rendered q verdict OF
not guilty. and ordered the prosecutor
to pay costs. Mrs. Zell's husband, the
prosecutor, now lies in Jail awaiting a
sentence for larceny committed in lsil
visiting his wife.
At the assembly of the court shis
morning the district attorney asked and
obtained consent TO have noliS prose.
gu; Inter ID in the cases OF ID. G. Clark
and Dr. ID. X. Shoemaker. charged with
corrupt solicitation of members OF the
Legislature in the matter OF the riot
claims bill. The request was asked for
on the ground of insufficient evidence.
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" The Gospel Of H,te -

Forney got il about right when he re-
Sssh,'y :. nv wrote OF the Republican party:
Al That inspire the leaders OF that
party now l. hatred OF the men born in
."e Democratic church, and a savage re-
s?.Ne 10 keep the south, forgiven by
i.;1, L;;n1,cole, summer, Chase and Greely,
su. IN humiliation. The war Demo-
, rats who made the Republican party
s NnN u Is, are not bound to a mis-
el1h 'hat means shame TO them.
s selSes and cruelty to 100000 Of their
southern southern iellow-citizens. History has
no page so dlshonoring as this new cru
s sade oil the modern Republican leader,
s,s" ~" nsh lar more worthy than they
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CRIME AND CASUALTY.
A RAIL ROAD eMPL0ye KILLED AT
CAMERON, W. VA.
Terrible Tale from Boonville, lnd.-What
Befsll a Man in Search ofwhisky-
Death BY Fire-Bank Clerk
Robbed-The John
ston-Wise Duel.
POISONED BY EATING POTATOES.
I.aiayette Uuslck, a brakeman in d

Lafayette Cuslck, brakeman in the
employ Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company, lost his life at Cameron,
Yesterday, by falling from freight
train. Both his legs were severed from
his body. A terrible story OF outrage
ami murder comes from Boonville, Ind,
the victim being q ten-year-old daught-
er OF Mr.. Il. W. Ward, a respectable and
well.to-do farmer of warrick county.
The excited populace Of the neighber
hood promise to make short work OF the
infamous scoundrel who perpetra-
ted this horrible crime as soon as they
can lay their hands on him. Woodson
Tudor, farmer living near Richmond,
Madison county, Ky., drank half a glass
OF tincture OF aconi.e, Saturday, mistak-
ing it for whisky. Other interesting
news OF a similar nature is presented.
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GERMAN Y.
TIE Emperor Will Make No Objection

TIE Emperor Will Make No Objection.
LONDON, August 2S.-A Berlin special
saws: Those who remember how King
William discarded all the right to inter
fere with the candidature Of the Catholic
Hohenzollern Prince for the crown OF
Spain in 1870, can have little doubt that
the proposal OF Prince Charles, OF Rou-
mania, tc make the hereditary Prince
of Hohenzollern his heir, will also be
regarded from the same point OF view by
his Imperial kinsman.
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A FATAL MISTAKE.
A Kentucky Farmer Drinks Halfa Glass
of Aconlte and Turns Up His Toes.


RICHMOND, NY, August 2S-Wood-
son Tudor drank by mistake to-day a
hall glass OF aconite, from which he
died in a few hours. About III o'clock
this morning he went into Brooks drug
store, told the proprietor he was sick.
and said he wanted drink OF whisky.
Brooks had just finished compromising
a prescription, and vas in the act OF
going TO the door to hand the medicine
TO customer. He said to Tudor; Take
that glass on the prescription case and
draw some liquor from the barrel sitting
near" He was occupied with the
customer outside the door some
two or three minutes and returned,
when Tudor said 10 him that the whisky
tasted very queer, and asked what was
the matter with it. Brooks inquired
where he got it. Tudor replied, "Out
OF the bottle
The druggist saw in moment that it
was acOnite, and told the man he was
poisoned. He Immediately went in
search OF physician; a stomach pump
was called into use; several kinds OF
medicines were given; four or five doc
tors operated on the poisoned man, but
without effect, and he died in great
agony ut ) O'Clock. Tudor was respec-
table farmer OF this county, with wife
and several children. He was not ad-
dicted to drink, and was regarded as a
good citizen.
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FRANCE.
De Freyciret's Little Bill.

PARIS, August 2s.--Lepere, ex.Minis.
ter O. the Interior, and an intimate
friend Of Gambetta, speaking at Avalon
in the Department OF Youne, referred to
De- Freycinet, the Premier, and his new
religious bill, and said: The DEGREES
against illegal congregations will not re:
main a dead letter. The Chamber oil
Deputies is desirous that the existing
laws be enforced, and pursuant thereto
the DEGREES will be carried out to the
very letter against all congregations.
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ANOTHER DISASTER.
A LAKE STEAMER BURNS TO THE
WATERS EDGE.
The Marine City, with One Hundred and
Thirty Passengers on Board,
Wrapped in Sheet
Of Flame.
NUMBER OF LIVES LOST UNKNOWN

The steamer Marine City, plying be-
tween Mackinac and Detroit, Michigan,
and Cleveland, Ohio, whose destruction
by fire is chronicled below, was fine
passenger boat, about fourteen years
old, and owned by Gallagher & Wsrrin.
er, OF Detroit. She was valued at $780,
600, and was insured for about half that
amount. The details OF the disaster are
somewhat meager, but, from present in.
formation, it is unlikely that any con-
siderable number Of lives have been
lost.
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STRUCK OIL.
Lightning Sets Another Big
Tank I'm q Blaze Near Brad
ford. Pa,

BRADFORD, Pa, August 2S.-During
a violent thunder storm this evening, a
25,OO0 barrel iron tank, at the State line,
and connected with the United lines. was
struck by lightning. A cannon has been
sent for in the hope Of drawing of the
oil before an overflow occurs. Another
tank OF the same size, it is said, must
also 90. There are 81 tanks oi the
same size in the Valley. Men have been
sent to the scene to strive to protect the
surrounding property.
BRADFORD, Pa, August 29.-The iron
tank struck by lightning at the State line
Saturday evening burned out tonight
without causing any further destruction
OF property. The dangerous overfiows
were aleviated by firing solid shot into
the bottom Of the burning tank and
drawing the oil off. Twenty six thou
sand barrels were consumed. Other
property in different parts of the oil held
was DESTROYED during the storm. Al
estimate on the total loss places 1t al
&O OO0
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Is 1T SAFFRON JOHN
Suspicious Cases OF Sickness on
aLOwer Mississippi Steamer.

MEMPHIS, August 29.-A telegram re.
ceiyed this afternoon from DR.. &. ID.
Rice, Inspector Of the National Board OF
Health at Vicksburg station, reports five
suspicious cases oi sickness on board
tow-boat which left New Orleans last
Tuesday. Instructions were telegraphed
DIR. Rice by DIR. X. A. Mitchell, oi the
National Board Of Health, to de,ain the
steamer il possible, but the telegram was
delayed, having been sent from yicks.
burg last evening. The Nationa! Board
OF Health steamer BenDer has been dis
patched to intercept the Raven, II she
should have left Nicksburs before the
telegram sent by Dr. Mitchell had been
received.
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LIVE STOCK
CnIoAko.

CHICAGO, August 2s.-The Drosa?
.Jnn nni reports hog receipts IL 900 head
sbipments 5000 head. Market opened
unse,tled: best weak and common be
lower; mixed packing - bs4 %;
choice heavy S. 0oso IS; light u ~
as o.; closed dull.
Ca,tIe-Receipts 1000 bead: ship
ments 5000 head; market doll; CON,
mon to fair shipping 8 S0(s4 30; GOOD
20 choice "a 5OlGi 90; butchers y 200
3 90 mainly; grass Texans y 40sz ";
Kansas and Texans s. 2OS3 3.
Sheep-Receip,s coo head. Aarkes
quiet and firm; common to medium
q COCA 90; good 81 l0S4 u.
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lar.
STATE Boxps-Dull and nominal.
SroCKs-The market opened hrm but
subsequently declined / to ot per cent.
and later recovered to per cent. Dur
ing the afternoon the market WAS unset.
tied, and in late dealing the free selling
movement caused Q sharp decline In
prices, which extended throughout the
list. Montauk Coal Company was an
exception; this St. ck os, To .Sl and
closed at rs bid, and holders arc conh.
dent OF still higher prices. The marEet
for the general list closed weak at about
the lowest figures OF! the day. q decline
from thelhighest point OF to 81 per cent
and most marked in in Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, Michigan Central.
New Jersey Central. Canada Southern
and Erie.
The Transactions Il 500. Central Ar.
izona, 500 g., &. & !. c., $1,000 Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western, q
500 Delaware and Hudson, 1900 Erie,
1900 Hannibal and 81. Joseph. 800
Iron Mountain, 1900 Kansas and Texas.
q 900 Lake Shore, 1000 Michigan Cen.
trail, 500 Montauk coal shares, 5000
Northwestern, 500 Nashville and Chat.
tanooya, ll,OO0 New Jersey Central, Z.
700. New York Central, 5000 Ohio and
Mississippi, 1880 Pacific Mail. 200
Reading, 1000 ~. Paul. $500 -.
Paul and Omaha. 400 Union Pacific,
1900 Wabash and Pacific and 900
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RENOUNCING THE WORLD.
One Hundred and Ten Young
Ladies' Enter the SisterhOOd
at Milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, August 29.-To-day fifty
four young women took vows and made
professions OF the sisterhood and order
of the School OF Sisters OF Notre Dame
at the mother house of the order, the
Convent OF Notre Dame, in this city. On
the 18th inst. fifty-six novices took the
same vows. making a total of one hun
dred and ten within two weeks. These
Young women are from all parts OF this
country, and some from Canada.
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Condition OF Wash. McLean

LONG BRANCH, August 2S.-Tne con-
dition o. Washington Mclean, OF the
Cincinnati Enquirer. was so improved
to day that his physician permitted him
to be dressed and placed in chair by
the window. He spoke cheerfully OF
his hopes OF recovery to his family, and
few personal friends were permitted to
be with him. DR.. BartholOw says his
patients strength is rapidly recruiting
and that he is worth dozen dead men.
Ii has been decided not TO remove him
to his home for the present, perhaps Tor
week or more.
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PENDLETON AT PARKERS-
BURG.
The Ohio Senator to Address the
Wood County Democracy Next
Saturday,

CoLCNuUS, o., August 2D.-Senstor
"''r-' I'll. fend!eton was in the city to.
"'y IN route from the East to Cincin-
Ha.', Tor which place he left this alter
mon lie came home 10 take part in
!A' campaign, AMI says the outlook East
.E'iy encouraging lie will speak at
wilmington September lst. Matamoras
SS."P'cno~r ll,h and at Parkersburg, W.
Va, September 4th.
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The Campaign In West Virginia.

HuNrrxGrox, w. Va. August IS
The people OF Barboursvills and vicinity
were entertained by very able address
from Col. Jacob Jackson, Democratic
nominee for Governor In the course OF
his remarks he said: "You may have a
third party with you. but up with US we
only hear of it." Upon this OCCASION
as at the pole,raising last Monday, the
Greenbackers who voted for ii.
Walker, Greenback nominee, acted with
the Democrats, and the effort to make 1t
appear that the Republicans are going
to carry this State is only thing to be
talked OF.
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Progress Of Work on the Southern Pacific
Railroad.

SAN Francisco, August 2S.--The end
of the track OF the Southern Pacific Rail-
road is now within 1876 miles OF I'll Paso,
and it is the intention to reach there on
or before JANUARY 26, 1881. On the I'D
instant the party at the front had sur
mounted the obstacles encountered IN
the Dragon mountains. The bounda'
~ line between New Mexico and Arizo-
ma will be reached in twelve days.
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A Rrpsb with the Indians.

CmCAGo, August 2S.-A dispatch ior-
warded to the military headquarters
here from Camp Houston, dated August
26th, says: Captain Bell reports that
one of Lieutenant Gresham's parties,
under Sergeant Darvint, OF Company :.
Seventh cavalry. overlook a party oi
hostiles, killed one, wounded several
and captured six ponies and one mule.
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Steamer Wrecked.

SAN FRAScIsco, August 2S.-A Vic
toria dispatch says: The Indians who
arrived at Nanaimo tn day announce
the wreck Of the Hudson Bay Com
pany's steamer Otta, near Bella Bella,
about 600 miles north OF this point, on
Saturday last. The steamer was filled
with the seasons catch OF the fisheries
on tine Skeena river. The vessel lies IN
a very precarious situation. Assistance
will be sent.
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IRELAN d.
Feniau Plot Discovered

CoRK, August 2S.-Some time ago the
constabulary received information OF
Fenian plot to attack the powder mills
and barracks at Ballincall, five miles
southwest of Cork. Extra precautions
were taken and are continued against
the surprise. The Constitution alleges
that men in positions of trust at the
mills are Fenian officers.
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Now York Bank Statement.

New YoRK, August 2s.-Loans in
crease, S7l 500; specie decrease. 81,
3O3, 700; legals, increase sSl no; de-
posits, decrease S2,l92,2O0; reserve, de.
crease s673,350. The banks now hold
s6,643,57S in excess OF legal require.
ments.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

HALIFAX, n. s., August 2S.-An ex-
press train for Georgetown from Char
iottetown, p. +. l was thrown from
the track near Little York, and all the
cars went down a small embankment.
+. Stewart, a passenger, is believed to
be fatally injured. George Mcleod, oil
Union Bank. has his jaw broken. and is
otherwise injured. A dozen other pas.
senyers were more or less injured.
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Nav Oil Refinery at Eufa o

BUFFALO, August 28.-Capitalists from
Titusyille and Westfield to-day pur-
chased land adjoining the Atlas Compa.
ny's oil refinery, for another refinery.
which will make three OF the largest ot
their kind in the country. The pipe
lines ofthe United and Buffalo comra-
nies are now completed. and oil is being
received from the oil district OF Brad
ford
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Heavy Transfer OF Gold Coin.

New YoRK, August 2s.-A Washing.
ton dispatch says the Treasury Depart.
ment will transfer in the early part o.
next week to the bullion fund ofthe New
Nork assay Office $4,000, 900 in gold
coin In payment Of foreign gold received
from Europe.
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Sudden Death of Wen Known River
Man.

y - Loris, August 2S.-Captain Uriah
DTA oTr',A' q widely known captain and
p"ot on the western rivers, especially
'nc upper Mississippi, tor nearly forty
wears i'l dead at the postoffice corner
% Jay Just rs he WAS going to put let
o. IN The box. Tie cause was heart
disease.
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4 HOLOCAUST.

Two Children Burned to Death in
Barn.
OTTAWA, August 29.-Thomas Stan.
ley's barn in Pontiac county burned
this morning. His two children-a boy
OF seven years and child nine months
old-were burned to death,
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A BIG TIME
Expected ut the Minneapolis Ex.
pOsitiOn--St. julien to TrOt
Against Time.

MINSRoPoLIs. August ~. The ind,.
cations are multiplying that the coming
Minneapolis Exposition, which opens
on the first Monday in September, will
be a greater success than ever. Prepar-
ations on an immense scale are being
made. The association and many cor.
porations and private parties are erect
ing additional buildings for display.
The twenty.mile equestrian race is
creating much interesting, all the con.
testants being present. In addition to
the present facilities, 10000 additional
seats will be erected. Many OF the most
noted tfbtters in the country, including
St. Julien, will be present. 81. Julien
trots against the best time yet made for
a purse OF - 600.
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT CAMERON.

A Brakeman Thrown from Train and
Has Both Legs Cut on.
special Dispatch to the Register.
CAMERON, W. Va, August %.
This morning about 10 o'clock, as a
freight train was passing through this
place, Lafayette Curick, brakeman in
the employ OF the company, fell from
the top OF the car, and was run over,
both his leg being severed from his
body. He fingered in great agony until
noon, when death put an end to his
suffer;uy. z.
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SERVIA

Cannot Come 70 an Understanding with
the Porte.
BELGRADE, August 2S.-Negotiations
for a Servo.Turkish convention have
been proceeding for the past year, but
no arrangement can be come to, as the
Porte declines to grant Servia the same
privileges as Roumania enjoys, and con-
sequently the Turkish Consul at Nisch-
remains is unrecognized by Servia.
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stricken With Paralys sis

DErHor, August 2s.-Hon. Robert
McCleland, former Governor OF this
State, and President Pierce's Secretary
of the Interior, was stricken with par
alysis this afternoon, and at late hour
tonight was lying in an unconscious
condition. There are grave fears oil Ia
tai termination at the age Of rs.
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Okx OSOD
ySv Yosk.

Nsv Yosx. August 23.-DTy 0oods-
The iobbing trsde continues active, and
businsss fair with cotton goods co0mls-
sion houseA Prints In irregular d.
mand, bat side band and plsid styiss
doing veil. Ginghsms active and ecsrcc.
Dress eoods In steady request Mems
voolsns quist Flannsls In modersas
request and steady.
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Ex-Gov. Fenton. Of New York. Pros
trstsd By the Heat

JAMESTOWN, n. y, August 2s.-Ex-
Gov. Fenton is prostrated at his home
in this city by illness caused BY the sud-
den change of temperature while In
New York, recently. His attending
physician il hopeful OF his recovery.
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WOOL
Boston.

Bosros, August %. - Wool-DaiL
Ohio and Pennsylvania l+s4oe; Mich
igan 3sIG40c; Wisconsin +0ls4l; DE-
lsine and eombing 45(155c; Kentuety
eombing 38la3sc; unwasbsd combing
3ys3sc; Texas S5s35; Tub washed 1e;
pulled 4O(aiO