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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
SOLD OUT.
A POLITICAL TRAITOR THOROUGHLY
SHOWN UP.
The Greenbackers 10 be Used as a Cats
Paw by the Republican monkeyto
Pull the Presidential Chest
nuts Out of the Fire.
ASIARTLING STATEMENT OF FACTS

The following letter from Dyer ID.
Lum, Secretary OF the National Com
mittee OF the Greenbrck Labor party,
was made public in New York day or
two ago, and has created the utmost
CONSERVATION among the Radical mana
gers, whose hopes of securing Indiana
and Ohio have rested, in a good meas
ure, upon the Greenback vote. 1t has
long been apparent to those who have
carefully watched Mr.. Weaver's move
ments, and observed the drift OF his
public speeches and private remarks,
that there was something rotten in
Denmark, and the timely erpose OF
Mr.. Lum will fill every honest Green
backer with disgust towards the treach-
erous and double.faced schemer, who
has sold the principles OF his party for
Republican gold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
A FAMILY POISONED

BY Partaking Too Freely Of Wild Pars-
nips-A Grocer Who Should Learn His
Trade Over Again.
MILWAUKEE, October 4.-Seven men,
bers of the family and guests Of Hon.
John Rugge were poisoned to-day by
eating wild parsnips for dinner. They
were Mrs. Ball, OF Galveston, daughter
of Mr. Rugge, Mrs. Thompson, of fGalves.
ton, Mrs. Balls children, Annie, aged
four years, and son OF Rugge, aged six,
Sanford, a son OF Mr.. Ruggc. and the
cook partook of the poisonous vegeta-
bles, and almost Immediately expc-
renced symptoms OF poisoning. \ ply
scian was called, and all are now pro-
nounced out OF danger, except Annie
Ball and Sanford Rugge, who are in a
critical condition. The parsnips were
purchased OF a regular family grocer.
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FOREIGN.
FURIOUS FLAMES.

Destructive Fire In the Heart Of Paris
Marrow Escape Of the Tuileries and
the Louvre.
PARIS, October 5.-A tire broke out
Saturday night in he Pavilion De Flore.
which for q moment threatened 10 des-
troy the Tuileries utterly second time
within one decade. but was happily less
disastrous than it might have been.
For hours, however, Paris trembled for
the restored palace and for the priceless
tressurers stored up in the adjoining
Museum OF the Louvre. As it is, some
of the damage is unfortunately irrepair.
able. The glorious statusry Of Csrpaux,
one OF his masterpieces, which adorned
the side OF the Pavilion, has been terri.
bly, injured by the flames, and it will be
work requiring much time, talent and
money to replace the rest.
The ire broke out shortly after ten in
tie bed room occupied hy Ma lane
Herold, the wife OF the Pre.ect of the
Seine. NJ. Her ID, WHO had been very
i'll, had only just returned from the
country few hours previously. Pedes.
trisns on the quay could scarcely believe
their eyes when the first flames shot up
to heaven, and many feared that the
burning palace was
Another Beacon Fire Lighted by the
Communists.
Nothing has yet been proved, how
ever. justifyirg such suspicion, and
there is reason To think that the misfor.
tune was due originally 10 domestic i'm.
pru isnT. 1t Was terribly aggravated,
however, by the slowness OF the iiremen,
although there are several fire brigade
stations within few minutes distance.
Despite the facilities afforded by the
proximity OF the Seine il WAS close upon
an hour before the engines were set
properly to work, and by that time the
mischief already done was immense.
The Spectacle was q rand and Awful.
especially as seen from the opposite
bank OF the river. The principal loss
was sustained bv the Prriect OF the
Seine. The archives Of the city of Paris
were in the destroyed building, but
they were saved. As soon IA the news
OF the fire spread crowds hurried to the
scene of the calamity, and the police had
much difficulty in maintaining order.
NM. Ferry and Cazot, Gen. Clinchers
and other authorities at once came down
to the palace, where they fortunately
found NJ. Herold and his family unn-
jured. BY midnight the fire was con.
ouered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
THE UTES.
The Treaty Signed BY Over Five
Hundred Warriors.

WASHINGTON. October 4. - Russell,
member OF the Ute Commission, arrived
in the city with the ratification papers
signed bv 577 Ute Indians. The amount
due the Utes is S75 1000. Arrangements
have been made for the payment OF this
sum in accordance with the terms OF the
bill. Russell expressed the opinion that
the work OF selecting new lands, SUI.
veying them and making allotments in
severaltv, work which must necessarily
be accomplished before the Indians can
be removed, will probably not be COM
menced owing to the lateness OF the
season, until next spring, and for this
reason he thinks the removal OF the
Utes cannot be expected till next year.
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AQUATIC
Yesterdays Race Over the Thames Cham
pionship Course.

LONDON, October The race between
Joseph Cannon and Harry Thomas for
El00 a side and bet OF El00 to $50 was
rowed this afternoon over the Thames
championship course, four miles and a
quarter. The race was very hollow
affair. Thomas was five lengths abe al
at the Hammersmith bridge, one mile
and three quarters from the start.
Shortly after the start Cannon got on a
level with Thomas, but was utterly ex-
hausted by the effort and showed great
fatigue. Thomas won by several lengths,
rowing the last part Very easily. Time
to Hammersmith bridge, 9:46 and 2i:2l
for the whole distance. The weather
was very cold and rain fell during the
race. Hanlan and Trickett witnessed
the contest.
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LIVE b'rOCk.
CnicAEo.

CHICAGO, October 4-Ths Drots1
Journal reports hog receipts II 900 head;
shipments 5000 head. Market easier,
but not quotably lower; common Ia
choice mixed, - j0m 1 30; light 81 500
5 90; choice heavy s. l0ta5 80.
Receipts 5000 head; ship.
ments ! 800 head. Market inactive and
weak; common to fair shipping 81 -
| (d4 90; good to choice 81 G0n5 %;
western natives and half.breeds So 00'a,
365; Texan 81 9Ot63 10; through Texans
81 5O(d3 05. mainly 81 6OGa2 20; butch
ers 81 30n3 Is; stockers and feeders
81 40td,3 80.
Sheep-Receipts 400 head. Market
steady; very fair to good 81 OO(T4 l2!;
common to medium So 50a3 -.
The Journals London special saws
sheep and cattle have advanced sharply;
best American steer lGc; sheep lGiglsc.
East Liberty.
East LiBERTY, October 4.-Cat'le-
Receipts since Friday 1857 head OF
through and .292 head Of yard stock;
total for the week ending this day $500
head OF through and 2,sg9 head Of local.
Supply lighter than usual, with very
few loads Of real good; prices are also
trife off, say on good tc TO l5c on COM
mon. Eastern reports favorable; hence
the light demand for good to extra ship
ping steers Several loads yet unsold at
this writing.
Receipts 8, ,sij head; total for
the week 23,055 head. Phll'delphias
S. 25la,5 40; Workers s. 7OCa4 10.
sheep-Receip 800 head total for
the week only 1900 head. Selling at
about last weeks prices.
New York.
NEW York, October 4.-Cst,le-Re.
ceipts 500 head, making 1920 head
for the week. Market extremely dull
and weak, with a decline on low grade
live steers and all sorts; Texans and
halibreed western cattle equal To tIJ!c:
extremes for Texans and Colorado cattle
at 6id7Sc; native steers 7td,lltc; gen.
eral sales Of live steers SiS Ole: Texans
8Ic; Colorsdos haibreeds 7G.7tc. Ex
porters used 600 fat steers mainly at -
idlOtc. No shipments to-day, bot for
the week ending Saturday, exports in
Guided, |. 900 live cattle, 1876 quarters
Of beef, 53j live sheep, 6ij carcasses OF
mutton, 299 live hogs and l25 dressed
hogs.
sheep-Receipts 1900 head. making
80, $40 for the week. Market steady for
sheep at 50 5O(g5 40. Lambs easier at
s. 20fd6 25.
Receipts 1880 head, making
3O.850 heal for the week. Market
weaker at S. 25Nd,5 80 for fair to good
live, and IS 1907 80 for dressed.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, October 4.-Beef-Cattle
slightly firmer in tone and prices IN.
changed: very best 5ia5s; trst quail.
i,y +6,5ic; medium Basic; ordinary
2fG2ic: most sales at 33Gs4!c. Receipts
4,7l0 head.
Hogs-Supply fully equal to the de.
mand, which is fair 10 good at - l2CS
1871. Receipts 8, ,OO3 head.
Sheep and Lambs Sheep 3!s5c;
lambs 4@,5ic.
Cincinnati
CIscrHsAT1, October A. Hos
Quiet but steady; common - Wg4 %:
light "a 6oG4 80; packing 81 %
as 90; butchers s. 0OlsI5 ID. Re.
ceipts. 1900 head. shipments l,Do
head.
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INTERESTING SUIT,
By which Trustee Seeks to Re-
cover Heavily from a Railroad
Company.

New YORK, October Ain 1864
81, ,5OO,O 900 worth of bonds were issued
hy the Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railroad Company, agreeing to
redeem the bonds in 1857 from the net
earnings of the company's grain eleva-
tor at Milwaukee. A trust deed was
issued to secure the payment OF the
bonds to David NJ. Hughes and John L.
Yelverton. The former died in 1861,
and Yelverton claiming to be sole trus'
tee, brought action in the Superior
Court to recover Sl0,125, which he
claimed was due for his services. He
AYERS in his complaint that the earnings
of the elevator have been sufficient to
paw the indebted ness, but that the COM
pany instead of allowing him to execute
his trust, paid the greater amount OF
the Indebtedness itself. The company
alleges that Hughes was disqualified
in 1854
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A DASTARDLY DEED.

Some Unhung scoundrsl Attempts to
Blow UP An Illinois Court House and
Jail With Nitro-GIycerine.
Chicago, October Sunday morn
ing fire was found in the Recorders
office at the County Court House OF La
Sale county. Evidently some scoun-
drel had during the night effected an en-
trance into the room with the purpose
of destoying the books OF this county,
the second in population in the State.
Only fourteen were destroyed. The
rest, valued at S3,000000, were saved
When the fire was extinguished tor.
pedo and four cans of nitro gly cerine
were found on the floor in the vault,
and the fire had nearly reached them.
Had they exploded, as they would have
done in few minutes, not only would
the building have been destroyed with
all its valuable records, but the jail be-
meath would have been blown to atoms
with its inmates. There is no clue to
the dastardly perpetrators yet found.
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AN UNUSUAL EVENT.

Lawrence Barrett, John Mccullough aud
Thcs w. Keene Appear in Shakes
perean Plays Before Chicago Audiences.
CHICAGO. October Am unusual
event in dramatic circles occurred here
tonight. Three OF the principal
theatres, Hoolev's. Haverley's and the
Grand Opera House presented bills in
which the central figure was an emf
nent Shakesperian actor. Lawrence
Barrett and John Mccullough ap-
peared at Hoolev's and Haverley's
respectively, and Thos. W. keene at the
Grand Opera House. There was a
crowded house TO witness the lat
ter's Interpretation OF Richard
III, it being Mrs. keene's first ap'
pearance rs star in Shakespearean
drama. The enthusiasm and frequently
bestowed applause, indicated that this
new star was regarded with as great
favor as the older ones of the same or
der.
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THE WAR Is Ov ER.
And Peace once More Smiles Over tho
Hooking Valley Mining Region

hOcklnG Nhiiey niniuk nceoh
CoLUNBUS, o., October4.-Orders have
been issued to the Atherton Guard mt
Corning 10 break camp and return to
their home ut Hebron. This step was
taken because the Central Mining Com
panv has abandoned its sliding scale
for paving the miners half the selling
price for coal, and agrees instead to pay
them eighty cents, the prevailing price
in the Hooking Valley. The negroes, 1t
is stated, will be retained. The result u
decided victory for the Union miners.
who refused to agree to the new order OF
things provided for in the celebrated
sliding scale. During the struggle four
companies of troops in all were requlr-
ell To keep the peace, two lives were lost,
and a considerable number OF white
men were wounded by the militia, the
number being variously reported all the
way from eleven to twice that number.
The experiment has cost the CentraS
Mining Company large sum OF money,
and the question OF how the miners are
To be paid is left where it was when the
war began, save that the miners have
the advantage OF having gained their
point.
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INITIATING THE WHITES.
A Party OF Indians Forcibly Take Muir
derer from the Authorities. and. 1t 10
Supposed Lynch Him.


OuRAY, Col, October 2.-On the Goth
ultimo a party of ire.hters in camp on
the Cimarron, about four miles from
Cline's rancho, were visited by a num-
Der of Uncompaghrc Utes, who demand.
ed supper. On being refused one OF
the Indians attempted to shoot, where
upon freighter fired, killing an Indian
narued Johnson, a son Of Chief Chavan-
ant The news OF the affair was com.
municated to the agent at Los Pinos, at
whose request detail Of six soldiers
was Immediately ordered to Clines
rancho and the irrighter arrested. While
on their way back to the agency they
were surrounded by party OF Indians
who overpowered the guard and took
the prisoner from them. There is little
doubt but what the Indians have mur.
dprpd the freiphter
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THE PRESBYTERIANs.
Members of the General Council
Visit Princeton, n. J.

PRINCETON, n. j., October 1.-The
institution and places OF interest to-day
Drs. Main and Lange OF Scotland, Rev,
Messadari of India, DIR. McCoss and
Prof. Green made brief addresses to
q large audience in the First Presbyter-
ian Church. After dinner the party re-
turned by special train to Philadelphia.
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SOFT SOUNDING DULUTH"

Coming into Prominence a. Grain
Depot.
Chicago, October i.-The growing
receipts of grain at Duluth are attract
ing considerable attention. During Sep
tember there were received over the
Northern Pacific at that point, Of No. l
hard wheat. 42l, ,426 bushels; No. !, g.
9ol bushels; No. .. 2i2, ODD bushels; re-
iected, $40 bushels; total, 1882
bushels. Ii is especially noticeable
that over 81 per cent. OF this grain is OF
the highest grade, very unusual
showing in such statistics.
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Accident to q Party of Tourists.

SAN Francisco, October A private
dispatch announces that the tourist party
of Chief Justice Donahoo, OF New York,
while returning from Yose.lite, in six
horse coach, capsized near Milton. Faith.
er Traynor had leg broken, and death
followed necessary amputation. Judge
Donahoo and wife and Mr.. Walton sus-
tanned slight injuries. The other mem
hers are unhurt.
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SOUTH AM ERICA.
proeres, of tho Chili.Peruvian War.

PANAMA, September 25.-The only
item of interest in the war matters by
the present mail from the South IN the
occupation of Cembsle on the 10Th inst
by the Chilans under the command Of
Capt. Patrick Lynch. The force, about
5000 men and 2O0 horses, was landed
without Resistance II is said that Lynch
has telegrsphed to Lima demanding
100000 in gold as a contribution, ad.
ding that if this sum be not forthcoming
all the valuable sugar machinery and
the whole place will be destroyed.
The reports Of peace between Peru
and Chill seem to be entirely without
foundation.
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New Doctor Factory

MEMPHIS, TENN, October 4.-The
Memphis Medical College was formally
opened to-day. DR.. julius Wise, in de-
livering the public inaugural address,
claimed that the diseases most prevalent
here do not receive proper attention at
northern colleges. twenty-five students
are already in attendance.
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Terrible Tornado.

CHIcsGo, October THE ht|r'
Oceans Battle Creek, Mich, special, saws;
A terrible tornado visited Barry county,
last night, blowing down houses, barns
stocks of grain, fruit trees, etc, and IN
some places whole forests were laid on
the ground. No loss of life has been re-
ported.
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GEN. FRANZ SIEGEL.

A Warm Reception at Terre Haute, Ind.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, October 1 There
was an immense demonstration in honor
of Gen. Franz Sigel. He was escorted
to the wigwam by torch-light Process
sion oil over 800 persons. The display
was grand and the enthusiasm great. A
number of organizations were hand
someiy uniformed. Artillery salutes
were fired and the air is filled with fire
works.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.
Extensive Pork Packing Establishment
Burned Near. Baltimore.


BNLrINoRs, October 4.-The extensive
pork packing establishment and slaugh-
Ter house Of Foss and Hamer, at Can
ton. adjoining the city limits, burned
this afternoon, with its contents. consist
ing OF large stock of meat. Tine tre
communicated to the pork packing. es-
tablishment OF Paul Gable, adjacent,
which was also destroyed with its cen
tents. Fuss and Homer's loss is estlma-
ted at, 5000; insurance $50, 400. Ga
ble's loss is estimated at $4,000; in
spranee $40 600
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The Epizootic.

New YORK. October 4.-rhere is no
abatement in the horse distemper.
About six thousand animals are sick in
this city, and two thousand in Brooklyn
and Jersey City.
PHILADELPHIA, October 4.-The epl-
zootic is sweeping over the city and al
ready five per cent. OF the horses are
affected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05

Arnold street, it fell over and buried the
son and younger member OF the family
family named John. The kitchen stove
set fire to the ruins and Joseph perished
in the flames. Mrs. Arl and five other
children were in the house and were
only rescued with difficulty.
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PECULIAR ACCIDENT.

Two Person Buried Beneath the Ruins Of
q Falling House-One OF them Burned
to Death.
CHICAGO, October 4.-Yesterday 4. while
Jos. Arl, his son and man named New
house were raising frame cottage on
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DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.

A Father Falls Dead on Seeing One OF
His Sons Infict Fatal Wound In An
otner.
RICHMOND HILL, ONT, October A..
This afternoon, two brothers, named
Fahey, quarrelled, and the elder struck
the Younger on the forehead, inficting
probably a fatal wound. The father
seeing this fell dead.
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THE YELLOW nj ErAL
Which the Old World Continues 10 Send
Across the Pond by Every Steamer.

WAsHIsGroS, October 4-The Treas
ury Department has ordered the trans
fer of SIC, 900, 900 in gold from the Assay
Office, to be used in making exchange
on account OF foreign gold. This makes
$50, 600, 900 transferred for the same pur-
pose since the beginning Of the present
fiscal year. The amountoi foreign gold
brought to this country since July lSt is
estimated by the officials of the Treasu-
~ at about SS5, 100000.
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Accidentally Drowned.

MONTREAL, October Airs John
Murray and son Argus. Miss Mckenzie,
and Miss Mcdonald. were drowned by
the upsetting OF their boat on Lake
Mosantic
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Municinal Election.

SoUru NoRwALK, CT, October r.
Edwin Adams, Republican, was elected
Mayor; also full board of Republican
Councilmen, by LOG majority. The city
went Democratic last year by As maIori-
~
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Movements of Gen. Grant.

HARTFORD, October 4.-Gen. Ora mt
writes Gen. IIawley that he will visit
Hartford after Boston, probably on the
18th or l4th. Arrangements are being
made for great meeting here on the
occasion of the visit.
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Tha Colorado Election.

DENVER, October At seems to be
the impression in the East that the
Colorado election occurs tomorrow,
but under the new constitution II Is
held on November 2nd.
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A 100000 Fire.

Troy, October 4.-Heegheny's whole
sale drug house and ReardoR's s hard
ware store were burned last night. Loss
$1,000 insured.
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PRODUCE.
n eW Yorg.

Ngw YoRK, October I. - Cotton
Easier at Ili@lltc; futures steady.
Flour Steady; receipts 1900 barrels.
shipments 5000 barrels. superhDe ives.
tern and State s. 5afai 10; common Ia
good 81 0Oa4 80; good Ia choice - IS
hG %: white wheat extra 81 l5fd4 co;
extra Ohio - jOtaG 90; ~. Louis - $50
%; Minnesota patent process 81 Oye
-. Wheat-St.ady: receipts 439. 90
bushels; shipments 2Gs, ,0O0 bushels; IN.
graded spring - o.; No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 OsiGrl Osi: ungraded red 81 20
al II; No. 3 do 81 Oh; M. 2 red 81 Osi
al Gai; No. ! red 81 I4i; ungrsdc,i
white 81 OsaI Ijf: No. 2 81 %: No.
do. sales 81 3s,pD bushels at 81 UDllD
al III; No. . red seller October. sales
22t ,cOJ bushels, at 81 Csttsl 09i; sel.
Ter November, sales ,OOD bushels. at
81 I0!Cgl II. Corn Easier: receipts
$500 bushels; shipmcnts I440DO
bushels; uDgraded SPA j2lc, NJ. = 52i
IA j2ir. 40. 2 white 5ir; round yellow
De; 80. . seller October b2tdj2i ic; sel.
Ter November 53tH,j3ic; seller Decem.
ber SIC. Dats-Indctiye: receipts 49,
90 bushels; western mixed 3sAla,42ic:
white western 44hai5c. Hay-In good
deruand at Soc. Hops-Quiet and un.
changed. Coffee Dull and unchanged.
Molassrs--Dull and nominal. Sugar
Quiet and unchanged. Rice Steady.
E.gs-Qyiet and firm at t2i622i P.tro-
leum-Quie. but steady; United 9Gtc:
crude GiaS.; refined ilir. TaIlow-
Steady at GidC 7(alGc. Rpsin-Somi.
nallv unchanged. TuVpeBtine-S,eady
at Sole. Pork Dull and nominal; spot
mess quoted at SIC 2jfajIG 80 Beef
Nominally unchanged. Cut Meats
Firm and unchanged. Lard-Demsnd
good and prices advanced: prime s'eam
s. i0,as 20. Buttsr-Qniet and un.
changed. Cheese Quiet but steady at
l0al2ic.
CHICAGO, October 4.-Flour-Qu
and unchanged. Wheat-Ar,ive, but
firm and higher; No. 2 red winter 9ItS
9jfd95ic; No. Chicago spring 94fs8ltc
cash; ~ ic seller November; 8jic seller
December: No. 3, Y0c; rejected 67(172c.
COrn-Fairly active and . shade higher
at 39tc cash; 40ic seller November; 4lc
seller December: rejected Soc. Oats
Demand lair and prices higher st 30ic
cash; 30tIs 30ic seller November. Rye
Steady and unchanged at sc. Barley
Firmer at 75c. Pork-Unsettied but
generally lower and irregular at SIS 90
cash: SIS GOALS 25 Keller October:
sI2 GOA IL 02i seller November; Sl2 Us
6l2 10 seller December. LArd-Strong
higher st IS % cash: 81 95fs7 97A seller
October; 81 S5Ga7 81 seller November
and January. Bnlk Neats-Dull and
lower; shoulders $ 20; short rits s8 90;
short clear s. IS. whisky-s,esdy and
unchanged st 81 IL.
(Addtion,l Markets on ~ Pa>si
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9EORGIANS IN TROUBLE.

Thirty-Eieht Citizens Indicted for At.
tacking Revenue Omcers.
WASHINGTON, October 4.-The Com.
missioner OF Internal Revenue has re-
ceived the following: >.
"ATLaNrA, Ga, October 4.-The U.
s. Grand Jury found true bills against
thir,y.eight citizens OF Georgia for arm
ed attacks on the revenue officers in the
Second district while discharging lawful
duties. Twenty OF these outlaws be-
longed to the gang that burned Deputy
Collector Huart's property and hred
upon his family"
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TOO MUCH WHISKY
Causes the Death of two Men at Delphos,

Ind
FoRr WAYNE, October 4.-Two men
were run over by an express train on
the IT. Wayne X. r.. at DelPhos, last
night. They were VIM. Quacken6osh,
who leaves a wife and three children,
and young man known as Frenchy.
Both were lying on the track in a
drunken stupor.