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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-19
A Sou,harn,,old Wave.

WASHINGTON, November Is. The !o!-
lowing is a copy oi the telegram ad-
dressed to the Chief o! the sigma! OHice
from New Orleans, Nov. l1th:
Great anxiety is felt about the teie
gram Tor the Sugar district. Can you
predict at once any immediate change.
You have done noble service.
LSlgn,d. JAS. /. GRlifiN,
&cr,tiry >ugar fidntsrs i.S)r'ai'on,
The following reply was Immediately
sent;
1t isnow raining throughout tn West
and Gulf States. There wll! probably
be heavy iros; in the Sugar district
when the weather clears.
At las this morning, Ne" orleans
was teleyraphed as follows:
The weather will probably be clear t.
night; great damage from the ir1st may
be ex expected. The temperature at Dodge
City at midnight was tour degrees De-
low zero. which is Al degrees below
mean. The cold wave is moving south.
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Tho Fisher Fraud Case.

CixCISN,TI. November lS-The sx-
animation of Chas. Fisher on aclar.e
of attempting to put iraudulen, t,k1rs
in the count at the October election pro-
crosses slowly. Fisher testified. this af-
ternoon, lie denied all knowledge 4
fraudulent tickets. and said that stowe,
one Of the judges OF elections. found all
such tickets that were found except one
that witness saw sticking 10 Stoves boot.
Witnesses as to Fishers reputation were
heard.
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THE DEAD AND MISSING.
Official List of the Victims of the St.
Peter Asylum Fire.

Official List of the Victims of the st.
Peter Asylum Fire.
ST. PETER. MINN., November Il
The following is the official list oil mis-.
sing and dead furnished by the hospilai
officers: :,
SIS. Pruden, oi Lincoln county, prob.
ably burned; J. G. Brennan, Washing
ton county, missing, believed to be sale;
Columbus McMullen, Scott county,
probably burned; Jas. +. Clinch, An
naka county, probably burned; Charles
X. Barber, Mobiles county, missing;
Amas Calloy, Wright county, missing;
G.. Rausheimer, Scott county, burned;
Jacob Eyieller, Nichol county, missing;
VIM. Fritch, Nlchol county, missing,
thought t. have escaped and eloped; 1.
Larson Ross. Rock county. missing; rat
rick +. Thaey, Rumsty county, missing;
James NJ. Slepha, Blue Earth county,
missing; Marcelle Gogyna. demented,
Hcnryheim county, probably burned;
Hans Anderson, Brown county, miss
ing, probably burned; Jonathan +:
Abraham, Ilenryheim county, rescued
from building, but died soon after; John
K. Thorwidson, Fillmore county, res
cued from building and died next
day: Henry D.ckmore, Dakota county;
probably burned, had resided in hospital
il wears; John Gill, OF Wright county,
was rescued and died soon after from ex-
haustion; James Mckay, OF Carleton
county, is missing; Ephram ID. Gordon,
OF Ri county, is missing, demented;
Andrew Wil,on, OF Scott county, de-
mented; Lenore Hubeman, OF Henne-
helm county, epileptic. probably burn
ed; Edward Mahoney, OF Todd county,
is pr baby burned; Edward Pete rson OF
Mobiles county, epileptic, is missing; ID.
O'Brien, oi Leisure county, is missing;
Patrick Clavev, of LEISURE county. who
was admitted last week, is probably
burned; Catharine Hahlman, OF lamse
county, is missing, but probably safe
Those probably burned were demented
and sick patients incapable OF moving
and making any effort to save them
selves.
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pHUDUCE.
SEw Yo.r. Nov uI

NEw YoRr. Nov ,mber - Cotton -
Elr'u NJ IlGllic. iutur.'s steady. Flour
Sirury. receipts - 90 barrels: ship.
m-nts o. 30 barrels; sup rtinc western
and s','" 80 HJ,' -. common IA good
rht,a siSHaJ ~. good 10 'hDie - u
All %. white wheat extra ~ ,gat ~,
.s'r, Ohio s. lOlgG -. - Lou. ~ 1j.
Nluu. -p,s patent Process Sj 2ys5 -.
Wh~at-strUng. rrr.ip's I0' 90 bushels.
cIIoris l4J, 90 bushels ungrsi.d sprbY
81 u. W. . 10 - j.; ung,adrb rel
" IGG,i25; 40 idp.I ~; No. 3 do
81 lsi"Gi %; ~ 2 10 81 2ltG.,l 81.
SO. 80 - 2id -. ND. ~bIts
- l5I. ~. > DO ~ Istto 10: No. !
10, -s,s Si.IOO bnIhris. at ~ 2yay
I 2OJ: No. 2 rel SELLER NoySmb.r, sales
~. 90 bushels. at ~ 2ltai %, .ler
DECEMBER, sale. JGS.OJJ bushels. st
81 22imi 23i, seller January. sales
~ go bushels, ~ 81 3i@ Gi.
Cufn-Aciiyr and q shade higher; ~
ceipp is,OO bushels: shipment, - 90
busn.l,; unarsd"I - Ia j1r; No. 3 5ji
hjG'; 30. j-.@ j-.c: Va. 2 white
JyIr: yellow Jilc, Np . SELLER SCy-m-
i-r 3. IA j.,r. @iIer Drcrmbr 3 di9r.
se'l.r January JJNaGl.c .c. Oats - Halt
a cent l.i'.r. receipt. - 90 tushels,
western mixed Ala a.: ui.its western
i,'t:JDr. Iiay-A, yDs Jjr IIop.-In
y,oi demand CoG~.-Qpi-t and vtSady.
sugar Qui.., AMI steady: TAR 10 good
r. finIng ,!hg1.c Nnlsuss-In god
demand for New Orleans RES crop 500
Jlr Kics--ia lair densu1. Petroleum
Doll ard bominsi: United 81 tc; crude
GiH 7ir: refined lOHi2r. Tallow-Qui-t
snj steady 5, G.mGic. Ro-in- Steady
atsl sal -. Tnrp~niine - st"tt,
a' iGiSi7c. Eg.-Firn a. 2ya2Jf
pork-Dull p, flI 3y.g4 t?!. Beef
Firm and fairly sciye. Cot Neats-
steady: long c'.sr n,iidlinn 7!c; short
clear Sic. Iard-Aciiyr anh . shade
higher; prime steam s. 1Jra ~ Batter
Firm and unchanged. Cheese ST ady
at l0la al2.c.
ToLsDo, November ls.-Whesi-
Dull; No 3 white Wabash 81 OFT: No.
I amber Michigan, 81 O5i amber Michi.
gan 81 tsl No 2 rel Wabash, spot,
81 0si; seller February 81 II; No. 3 rel
Wabash 81 %; No. 2 Dayton and
Michigan red 81 81; rejected Ole; No. =
red mixed 81 OF. COrn-Dall; hish
mixed. 47c; No: 2, spot, 48.r; seller
November, 4ltc; rejected 46c; new ttc.
0ats-Dull; No. 2 333c; rejected 81.
Clover Seed-Prine 81 20.
(Additien1 Nn,tst. On IA Pay.l
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Over the Ocean.

LoSDoS, November lS.-P!ris sprcia!
dispatches from London mention rumUrs
of the secession oi the Radical members
of Gladstone's cabinet, 10 b5 followed
by overturcs To Lord Derby and other
Moderate Conservatives.
LoSDoS, November Is The steamer
lost off ST. Govcrn'S Head, Wales, is the
coasting steamer Ailsa, plying between
Bristol and Glasgow.
PARIS, November lS.-Deputy lie
Faure's report on the charges against
General Dtcissey maintains the neces.
sity OF inquiry and proposes that \ II the
acts of his ministry he inv' stigited.
TRnEIAN, November lS.-Sheik ABB
dallah attacked the perslans at Urum!-
an on the 18th instant, and the loss was
heavy on both sides. Tie kurds were
repuised They burned village and
massacred 200 inhabitants in their re-.
treat
Went UnGer.
LONDON, November S-The ship Ga
latea, bound for Bombay, foundrrri off
Cape Clear today. Twenty.one per
SONS perished.
Rents Reduced
DUBLIN, November lS.-Parnell an
nounces the reduction o. the rents OF all
his tenants to sir Richard Grlillth's val
uation, commenced in 1876, until the
land question is settled according to the
principles OF the land league.
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Forger Trapped,

New YORK, November lS.-Stephen
G.. Bradwell was arrested to-day 10y De.
tectivr Pinkerton, on charge oi having
forged and altered notes of the dcnoml-
nation of twenty-five dollars on the
Spanish Bank OF Havana. Detective
Pinkerton stated that about a year ago
it was discovered that heavy forgeries
hal been perpetuated on the Spanish
Bank Of Havana, Cuba, OF fifty dollar
notes, which were circulated in New
York and also in rural dis
tricts on the Island OF CUBA.
The market became flooded with
them, and the bank found it necessary
to call in all the notes OF that denomlna-
ton. The Spanish Consul at this city
was directed 10 investigate the matter,
and he employed Detective Pinkerton,
About three months ago II was ascrr.
tanned that another counterfeit twenty
five dollar note on tho same bank had
been prepared. Detective Plnkerton III
following up several clues was brought
in contact with Bradwell, and finally
trapped him.
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for the ceremony. During the discus
sion at last nights meeting J. Hale
Sypher, an ex.Louisiana carpet,,oag
Congressman, said that he wanted no
Democrats to participate. To quote his
words: "The Democrats could have
some of the crumbs, but are not to SIT at
the table" The ridiculosity OF this
pronunciamiento is manifest by reason
OF tie fact that if the ceremonies are at
all attended with ecilt it will be through
the contributions of Washington mer-
chants, four-fiths OF whom are Demo
Gratis. II the kickers OF the Sypher
school were to control the aiiair, IL
wo aid be q lamentabie failure, because
with all his following Sypher could not
raise $40 for the event.
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MINERS TROUBLES.
Arrest of d. r. Jones, General Secretary
Of the Mfntrs' Association.

PITTSBURGH, November lS.-A special
from West Newton, Pa, says: ID. X.
Jones, General Secretary OF the Miners
Association, while on train on his way
to address mass meeting OF Smithton
miners, was arrested for ing meetings
and distributing bills, aud was held to
court on charge OF conspiracy. lie
was afterwards released on 81 900 bail.
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Il Foot Race.

BoSroy, Mass, November ls.-Thc
long anticipated race between A. j.
Kearns. of Natick. and J. NJ. Hoppery
oi Boston, on one side. agains, j. l.
Warhurton, Of England, he TO run tacE-
" miles against trr Others ten miles
each. occurred this afternoon at the
Agricultural Grounds. and resulted IN
favor oi kearns and Il'ppery; time, !
hour, 81 minutes and - seconds. The
race WAS for purse ut 5000.
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A Cowardly Assault

WuMINGloS. DIT, November Is -
Hon. Leonard H. Wales. Associate Jud. ~
OF thls county, WAS violently assaulted
in the public streets this vcning hy an
unknown party. lie was approached
from brhird and struck on the head
with a bIuigeon. the blow knocking
him sensrlrss. His condition is not
considered dangerous. No effort was
made at robbery. and it il thought nal
ice prompted the act.
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liiV H. S'rOCk
New York.

NEw NOEH. November lS.-l'rrves -
Receipts $50 cad; bulk ui receipts go
TO England direct; lew sa''s at y'sIrr-
DAVIS prices Market firm; shipments
$50 quarters uf beet. 80 carcasses Oi
mutton and 30 dressed hog.
Shrrp--R,rcip's 900 head; common
and medium qualit cs ruled dun and
no, al sold; good ani rr,m" stock had
uuick sales at iull figures: extremes
> 50" 3 30 per one hun ir,d ulds !;
sheer AT - 1s"G 81, best csr.oa Of
sheep avcra .cd I"6 Iound :; best carload
Of lambs 81 ounds.
Hogs -Rcrcipts 300 heal; none sold
alive. Na,k.t w'as and nominal !,
range - GOai 20 PER one hundred
mounds.
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Presentation ofth Passion Play.

New YORK, November Is The long
talked nf Passion play al Booth \ Thea.
ter will he presented on Dscember oth,
;mmedia.e,v after the close 81 Mile.
B.rnhardt's engagement. 1t viii be to
a great extent spectacular, and will COM
prise professions, choruses and dane.
ing. A long run for It is expected by
the management. The captain OF IL"
snpernumcTaries booked ljJ men yes
terdav ior the maTcfes, and numb, T
of Young women will probably b" ,n'
gagged today for IN. choiuses aud e~'ra
baIlets. The pay given will be from 81
10 week. according ~ expeTlrhcr.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Honey Active at 3 to 6 per cent-Gov.
emments Higher - Flour Firm
Wheat Active. Firm and
Higher--Hogs Quiet.
FINANCE.
New York.

New YORK.
New YoRK. November lS.-MoNrv-
Active at 366 per cent, closing at s
per cent. Prime mercantile paper -
L per cent. Sterling exchange. bank.
ers' bills tirmer at 4sC!; demand 4S.l.
SILvrR-At London 81 1864; bar sil.
Yer here ll:.; subsidiary silver coin
ital per cent. discount.
GovrRSNESr-lrrevular but Ia per
:. Coupons
New '....--..'''''.' ns
New four.snd one la ll9,
New Ilt>s
paciac sizes ~ 'aN.
cent higher for AIS and II.
RuLRo.D Bo>ps Active, but irregc-
lar.
STATE BoNps-Dnll and nominal.
SroCNs-The market opened strong.
and IN the cary dealings prices ad-
vanced idll pr cent. Chicago. Bur.
linspn X Qlinc,. New York Central
and Reading lea ling TIE upward
movement. After midday n reaction oi
IA per cent. took place, but during the
afternoon speculation again became
stroag aud a further Improvement OF ttaa
q per cent VAS recorded. Nashville X
Chattanno. "A aud Western Union being
the most prominent therein. In the
late dealings prices reacted lGli per
cent, hut the nIaikct became struug ut
the close. the improvement on the days
transactions ranging from Ia 5i per
cent
The transactions on the stock Ex-
change aggregated ii6 O1 shares. of
which $50 wrrr Baltimore and OHIO.
LOO & &. * |. G., - N1 Delaware.
I.arkawarna aud Western. 300
Delaware and Hudson. 2.iW Den
yer ard Ein Gian,.r. 1900 Erie. 1900
Hannibal and It Joseph. 1000 Iron
Mountain. l?p1 Kansas AMI Texas.
81 900 Lake Shore. 5rOo Michigan Cen
trai, 1900 NoIiharsirrn. 1000 Nash.
vii. and Chattanooga. lloW New Jrr-
srv Central, - O1o New York Central.
3l.(NO Northern Pari'ic. 900 Ohio
aud MISSISSIPPI. itUO Dnlario al
Western, 3,0n rdc lie Mail, ~ an Read.
in.. 1000 ~ Paul. l2UOO Union IA
ciGc, aO.u01 Wabash Pacific. Gc,oW
Western Union, 100 Houston aud
Texas, 2CODt.. C. & Il $500 Cana
la southern, aud ., ,5UJ Alton and Terra
llau,c,
The Assistant Ticasnrr tr.la, pur-
chased sos ONO g. sizes ~ lssJ
The f.rir rallsav earnings inr No,rm.
Der are larger than ","i before f,portri
and are aycIa uug sh o0D pet week. 90
NJ the rate al 2jvo.Ww per annum.
Th.dlrci ~ ot ~" Indianapolis. lloom-
in.inn aud Western railroad company
met Yesterday anh referred ih. question
ui paNIlg3 pr r,it On the income
hunds ,ut ut Tie ,ainings during tho
past six months 10 the executive com.
mit &C., WITH ihr necessary authority.
IL ~ ruuur,d that IN" injunction against
the I.puisylll. mud Nashville stock issue
will hc Dissolved today or tomorrow.
The Chicago, Darlington aud Quincy
railroad company Yesterday d., Jared
tie usua' quarterly dividend oi per
crui. Tie proposition Ia max" n stock
diyilrnI MAS shcl,rd after three hours
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Murdered aud Robbed.

CHARLESTON, 5. c, November Is
Vim. Mauccks. an lnnoIrn-Iye Old
white man, was brutal.y mufj.red near
Donsld's depot, last nigat. Two men
asked for lod dying, and b.lns denied en-
tered the house and demanded his
money. The old man resisted, when
they killed him and took 500.
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Meeting of the Grange Association.

WASHINGTON, November lS.-Ihe
National Grange Association OF Hus-
bandry continued its work in secret ses-
sion to-day. The annual reports were
presented and referred. The attendance
at the present gathering is said to be
Iaryer than ever before, thirty States be-
inp represented. The reports OF the
officers show that the Grange orsaniza-
ton is increasin2.
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ALABAMA.
United States Senator Nominated.

United states oenAtor N NVWIuiItU'
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November IS
The Democrats OF the Legislature, in
caucus, to-day, nominated James J..
Pugh as United States Senator to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Sem
ator Houston, which has been filled by
Senator Pryor by appointment. The
election takes place next Tuesday.
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A Railroad Accident.

Special Dispatch to the Register,
New CoNCoRD, O. November Is.
Two freight trains collded on the
Central Ohio Division Of the B. < . K
X. a, this place this morning. Both
trains were wrecked, several cars were
broken up and the freight scattered
around promiscuously. All trains were
DELAYED by the accident.
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Readxfn be Card.

BALTINoEE, November J, There
is much excitement in the northeastern
section of the city over H." discovery
that the iolIes OF Mrs. Aanie Carter
and her daughter, Miss J'nnie smith,
had been stol n from t"ci' graves IN
Baltimore cemetery. Il Is snrPos-'l the
bodies were sen, - some n,etica! college
outside the CITY.
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John G. Cnlhouu's Nephew Insane

CANDAL,HI,. Nkw., Novrmbcr Is
John &. Calhoun, nephew oi the Late
South Care ma Senator of the same
name, is insane. lie imnqines himself
Jesus Christ. A wound received in the
war caused his insanity.
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A, ono Rand ofCh,i.,ispsL

CplrvECS. November lS-lhe state
Executive Committee Ot the lOung
VI ms CIristidn Association met here
to-day aud organized by electing j. W.
Walton, OF Cl-aveland. as chairman,
AMI I. J. Jarney. Of Columbus, secre-
hry and treaSurer-vice Tis5iale resign-
ell During the year the committee has
GsJursvi 81 100. leaving $40.
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A Petition to Restore Cadet WHITAKER.

New York, November lS.-The fol-
loving petition goes 10 the President,
to-day;
BRooKLYS, y. y November l..
t. Hs Erc,Lcncg, E&hriord d. H"ye&,
PrssidtHi, Etc,
SIR-Ctdet J. G. Whitaker is on a
leave of alb sence. Some nt hiS friends
propose court martial. others, among
whom We have honor TO stand, think
that as the ca 81 was not proven against
the boy, the President by restoring him
TO his former place anl position would
do only an act of justice To 4 irlen iies1
youth, subscrve he interests "t human
itv and give additional evidence OF his
purpose to recognize no color line IN our
dealing with American citizens.
We have the honor To remain
Respectfully Yours,
ISiyned J. HY,TT SMITH,
Member lect Third Congress District.
JUSTIN d. FULTOS,
THEo l., CUYLER,
and others.
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AcCnlttnl.

D,YroS. November lS.-G q. w.
Ware, who sho, Lee Brumbsugh IN the
2O.h OF September last for criminal mt
macy with Mrs Ware, was Ia Jay ac-
Quilted Of the charge u murder in the
Common Peas Court. The jury Was
ont but few minutes.
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\ Courres,m,n.El Elee, Inelisible,

y Congrtssmau- Elect Inelisib
MoNTrsLyER, VI, November lS,--A
rlnpr Is current that Gen. W. W.
E'alt, member OF Congress-elect from
ihr lhIri di-,ric', Vermont, is ineligible.
having been bora in Canada and never
been udturalzr,l.
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Tna Polar Ways

Army. y. Y, November lS.-The
cars reaching here this evening were
covered with snow an lee. Ii showed
a.. the Say from Montreal To Piatts-
blr.n. Tue colt wave struck this CITY
aA'I, noon. The thermometer tell l3
d..-t-S nm En'i An hnnr.
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Meeting of tho Humane Association.

PHILADELPHIA, November lS.-The
American Humane Asso .iation held n
session TODAY. The reports ol the
Executive Committee an thu Treas
urer were received and adopted. The
former, alter referring 10 tn work OF the
association for the past year, ADVISES
that the Safe committees should b. IN
formed of the abuses in their lo'alli.rs,
and that the national and local societies
should co operated; that the officers Ot
the National Association correspond
with railroad officials, shippers Of
cattle, health boards, and pub
lie men as to the best methods
OF eifecting the aims oi the organization; (;
that an act Of incorporation 10y the Ma.
tonal government he secured a. so0p as
practicable, and that activ" societies IN
every safe ought TO Immediately organ
ize.
A resolution offered by Miss Morris,
Secretary OF the Womcns Branch, ap-
pcaing to the National Board oi Health
to aid in urging Congr, ~ u pass suita-
bile laws to prevent injury 10 cattle, was
adopted.
It was decided that the president
should refer the matter 0i securing tl..
passage by Congress Of an amended law
relative T. cattle transportation 10 the
Executive committee, rather than ap'
point special committee for that pur-
nose.
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IRISH AFFAIRS.
Pos ton Of the Cabinet.

LONDON, November lS.-A correspon-
dent held an important and interesting
interview to-day w.h MIR. Foster, Chief
Secretary for Ireland. Mr.. Foster, in
this interview, stated that he, Mr..
Gladstone, and Earl Cowper, Lord Lieu
tenant of Ireland, receive threatening
letters daily Mr.. Foster said, further,
that land legislation is imperative il the
English position in Ireland is to be
maintained.
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Melicsu Man Going.

SAN Francisco, November lS.-Salled,
British steamer Oceanic for Yokohama
and Hong Kong carried away eight hum
dred and fifty Cinnamon.
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Republican Mayor Elected.

CHATTANOOGA. November ls.-ln the
municipal election to day llart Repuh.
lcan, was elected mayor .by III majori.
". Two Republican aldermen out Of
fva were elected.
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Landlord Tarred and Feathered.

DUBLIN, November lS.-Gairiner, Il
landlord in Galway county, was tarrod
and ieathered by armed men last night.
Baroness Burdette Coutts has granted
e2,S50 TO Cape Clear fishermen TO ena-
ble them u start operations the coming
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ORY 0OODo.
NeW Yogt.

Nrw Yorx, November Is -prv Goods
-General market quiet and steady.
Cotton goods moving freely On acconnt
Of former orders and prices firmly main:
tanned by agents. Prints quiet AID
steady. Others unchanged.
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Oyercaats.
OyCrrOats.
oNercoais.
O,ercoats.
eSc' coats.
OscrrOats.
Al l3.0 Market.
~ I3sO Market.
~ EieD Market.
~ LEO Market.
AZ 1870 Market.
AZ 1890 Market.
hs'ersible Ovcrcoass at 1920
Market.
Rr.ersibie Ovtrcoats at 1870
Market.
Market.
hsyersiblo OvercOxts at 1870
Market.
AAsxersible Overc0ats at 1870
Market.
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OUR NEIGHBoRING TOWNS
Serious Runaway Accident.

PARKfRsBURG, W. Va, November IS.
Curly Maiten, driver for Neal & Nc.
Kinney, had a leg broke Yesterday
morning He was driving his horse
along kanawha street, when the animal
took fright and ran AGAINST telegraph
pole, throwing the driver out and break
iny his leg lust above the Snee.