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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-08
RHODE ISLAND.
Tho State Elections.

PROVIDENCE, April THE State cleo
ton was held to-day, and tho indlca-
tions at two o'clock were that tho Ro-
publican ticket will DO elected by tho
people, and that the General Assembly
be largely Republican. In this city,
tho chief seat ot Howard's strength, tho
Republican vote ut two o'clock Is
thought to be equal to or leads tho com.
hined opposition. Alfred ii. Littlelield
is tho Republican candidate for Gov
ernor; Albert @. Howard tho Prohibit
ton candidate and supported also by
some Republicans, aud Horace A. Kim
ball is tho Democratic candidate. The
Legislature elects a United States Sena-
tor to succeed General Burnside.
PRovlpNxcE, r. l., April The
State election resulted in no choice Tor
Governor or Iicutenant-Govornor, tho
Democrats having polled a considerable
vote ia the latter part OF the day. Re
turns from thirty towns, including one
ward OF this city, give LittleReld $3.50,
Kimhall, Democrat, 1890; Howard,
Prohibition and Independent Republi-
can, 2,Sli. Tho towns generally, ex-
hihit irregular and surprising
results. Some Democratic dis
tricts show Republican success.
and strong Republican towns divide
their votes between the three candi.
dates. Now York gives Mr.. Littleiiield AS
Mr.. Howard 432, Mr.. Kimball 3l5. Tho
Republican candidates for Secretary OF
State, Attorney General aud Treasurer
are elected by about the usual majority.
There being no third candidates Tor
those offices the General Assembly will
bo three. o.Iourths Republican, ensurlng
the election Of Mr. Iittle6eld by that
body. 1t is understood that largo
majority of tho Assemblymen-elect
favor the reelection OF Senator Burn
side.
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A DOUTOR's FATAL mis-
TAKE.
Railroad Official Arres ted and
Held In Bonds.


special Dispatch TO the Register.
WAYsHBuRd, Pa, April Z.
DIR. T. w. Ross, . we'll known physi-
clan of this place, few days since
drank some chloroiorm, mistaking IL Tor
gin. Fora time it was thought hs would
recover from the effects, but he alter
wards became worse and died yesterday
afternoon.
Jacob swart, Superintendent and d.
rector Of the Waynesburg and Washing
ton railroad, is scharged by n. 8. Tanner,
a former conductor, with violating the
provisions Of an act Of the Assembly,
which prohibits a director oi railroad
from holding any other position in the
corporation and receiving compensation
for his services. Tho penalty is said to
DO fine OF $500. Mr.. Swart has entered
bail for his appearance at the next torn
OF court at this place.
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Baltimore.

BALrINoRE, April 7.-Flour--Steady; |;
western superfne s. 1904 u; do. extra
S. 0OtS5 so; do. family s. 75eS8 20.
Wheat Western weak and lower; NO.
western winter red, spot and seller
April, 81 35iSl SGT; seller May VI vt
al 81; seller June 81 S03CSl 81; seller
July 81 l7i@l l7i; seller August VI ia
AllSi. Corn Western steady; western
mixed, spot, 5lGy5lc; seller April 50t(S
50jc seller May 4SiCa4S}c; seller June
47t(a4Sc; steamer SOC. 0ats-Steady
and fairly active; western white &3tS4tc;
western mixed 4lS+2c; Pennsylvsnia
44(S45c. Rye-Quiet at 90c. Hsy-Firm;
prime TO choice Pennsylvania SIS OO(9
10 90. Provisions-Quiet. Mess Pork
At Sl2 25(9I2 90. Bulk Meats--
Loose shoulders 4ic: clear rib sides 8tc;
packed 7tc. Bacon-Shoulders 5Ic;
clear rib sides &c; hams l0i@ili. Lard
AT Sc. Butter-Easier; primo to choice
western packed ESQ 2Sc; rolls 24(S26c.
Eggs-Active and firm at lie. Petrole.
um-Crude nominal refined nominally
at 7ic CotIee-very dull; Rio csrgoes
ordinary TO prime iSiCsl5ic. Sugar
Dull; A soft 9ic. Whisky-Duh at
81 0Si(9l %.
MILwAUKEE, April Flour - Dull
and dunchanged. Wheat-Opened steady
at an advance OF kc and closed irmer;
No. milwaukee, hard 81 10: No. Nil.
waukee 81 10; No. 3 fresh 81 l0i; seller
April 81 0s; seller May 81 l2i; seller
June 81 l2l; No. 3. 800; No. 4, 93c; NJ
jectcd Sac. Corn-Scarce and firm; No.
2 35c. Oats--Scarco aud firm; No. 2
29ic. Rye-Steady and firm; No. 70ic.
Barley-Quiet; No. spring 5gjc. Pro-
visions-Quiet aud nominal Mess Pork
-Dull at $40 80 cash seller May; $40 30
seller June. larl-Primc steam 81 0S
cash seller May: s. 10 seller June. 1.-Two
Hogs-Steady at 81 25S4 t5. freights
dull and lower; wheat to Buffalo 6lG
6ic; corn 5ic.
CISoIssATi, April Z. - Cotton -
Weak at l2ic. Flour-Steady and un-
changed. Wheat Strong and higher,
and in fair demand; sales by sample nj
81 20(Di 20. Corn-Quiet at 40c. Oats
Steady at SIC. Rye-Quict at 500
Sic. Barley Steady and unchanged.
Mess Pork.Dull and heavy At $40 90
(al075. Lard-Dull and lower at 81 M
Bulk Meats--Dull aud nominal at ~ o.
(d,6 30(d,6 35(d6 Is. Bacon-Quiet at "a
S7@7Ic. Whsky-ln good demand NJ
81 05. Butter-Dull, weak and lower ,
choice Central Ohio 23C925c: choice
Western Reserve 2jD2Ic. Linsesd Oil
Steady at So.
Now Orleans
NKw ORLEANS, April 7. - Coffee -
Quiet; Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime,
l3ial6c. sugar Quiet; common 10
good common Gi@7Ic, fair TO fully lair
7G47ic, primc 10 choice 7tCASic; yellow
clearifed stGASlc. Molassos-Quiet and
steady, common 3bC lair 3Sc; centrii-
ugal 30(9I2c. primeto choice 4Ota.52c
Rice-Dull Louisiana ordinary TO
choice 6iC97!c.
ToLKDo, April Wheat Dull No:
9 red winter spot and seller April
81 23i, 40. . amber 81 23i. Corn
Firm; high mixed Ale; No. 2 spot seller
April iOic: seller May aud June 40ic;
No. 2whito i2c; rejected Zoe; damaged
3Sic. Oats-Firm, No. 2 spot Nie;
Michigan Sale. Glover Seed-Firm /,
mammoth - ID; prime a. 90; No. 2,
81 90.
Pittsburgh.
PIrrsnuAau, April 7.-Peiroleum--
Quiet; crude weak at 81 03 al Parker's
for shipment; refined 7tCD7 ic Tor Phila-
dolphIa delivery.
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SUDDEN DEATHS IN WASH
INGTON COUNTY.
An Octogenarian's Fatal Fall
Another's Peaceful Death.

special Dispatch 70 the Register.
WAsnISGros, Pa, April 7.
Mrs. Isabella Miller, wife OF VIM. Nj.
Miller, Donegal township, fell last night
about nine o'clock, but was not appar-
emily much hurt. Shortly after, how
ever, she began to complain and at ono
o'clock died. Deceased was 81 years oi
ago,
Mrs. Jenny Smith, widow Of John
Smith. Somerset township, died very
suddenly, yesterday. During the morn
ing sho had assisted in churning, and
about noon retired to her room 10 Ito
down for icw moments. Twenty min
utos after she was found dead. She was
so years OF age.
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WOOL.
liostou,

IIosros, April 7.-Wool-The market
10 comparatively quiet, owing partly
10 small stock offerings, aud that desirs.
BILE wool IL difficult to find. Ohio and
Pennsylvania extra 55tl56c; medium
and No. I 6OCS82c Michigan aud Wis.
consin extra 52Cs65c; medium No. I
80,e,62c: domestic eoInbing yery scarce
aud firm, pulled woods 6Otd6So.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
SOME INTERESTING TOPICS TALKED
ABOUT.
The indian lniquitJ-Tariff Measures 10
Committee The ROttennesS in
the Revenue System-ClOsing
10 on the COunlerfsiterS.
TIE POLITICAL AMENpMENTs
Partisan Speeches EKpootsd In The House
To-day-Othor AnAira


spsslal Dispatch % The Register.
WASBISGToS, April 7.
tho House, having gotten thaough
With tho army bill proper, will to-msr-
row consider tho political amendments,
prouib,uu. tho use Of troops al the
polls. Mr.. Springer says tonight that
Messrs. Robeson, iIiscock and other
Rspubilcans will each make an hours
speech, but that tho Democrats have not
decided whether they will speak or not.
de SAYS tho doba,o will last TO morrow
ami Friday. lie expects to get up the
Curtiu-Yocum case on Tuesday.
Mr hcuua says the House Commerce
Committee will from tomorrow hold
daily sessions until the revision Of the
Riyrr aud liarbur bill ~ completed.
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The nodsrsts Hates In Chicago pusinG
the Convsntiop-

Arnrz,, Ono. April 6.--Tbe boldssa
game oi robbery aud sSindling that hes
ever taken place al CoH,eniion vii 10
devdIo ped a, the coming Chicago Goa.
yention. A gentleman reading h
Athens has received q letter In answer
70 . request to secure Lim iso pia.
Portable sleeping rooms al the fremont
House. stating dat the rooms can bs hsd
for $50 per day, snd iha, this same con
dition oi affairs exists nj every leading
hotel Ia Chicago. IL IL hinl-d that 9
ssng Of spectators have boosht up oil
the hotel accommodations in Chicago.
and intend 10 rob everybody that nay
chance 10 come 10 tie Coayeniion. u
The COMMITTEE intend 70 allos thcif
visitors thus 10 be Outraged u IL time
Cor another place 10 be sought 10 hold
the Convention.
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THEUTE BILL
Tho True Inwardnoas Of lt.
spScia, o. ,Hc Register

WAsuN0ToS, April l.
The senate has been for days past en-
gagged on the Ute hill, and, as | tcle-
graphcd YOU last uight. Senator Coke,
Chairman OF tho Committee on Indian
Ad4lrs, expects to force a vote today
before the senate adIourns.. ] asked an
attentive listener to tho debate this
morning what he thought Of III and
he replied, "Why tho U,cs.who number
only tour thousand, have l2.OOO,OOO
Acrs ui land, great deaf OF which -
rich Ju minerals Now, the whites must,
Ia accordance with manifest destiny,
get control ui the land, and that they
may do So, the Indians namcd are TO be
settled on contracted reservation ia
some seyurstcrcd wales near tue New
Mexican border What is more, the in-
dlau,in consideration OF some tempting
prcscu, inducements, have accedei 10
the plan. aud this bill, which the SEN
ate has been debating, u To carry II out
by due ilrm Oi legislation.
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GOING ron THE CoUNTERFEIT-
ERS
Tue Biu TO Punish Grimes Relating 10
tho Coins % the United States.
Special ID tho K.,ty,rr.

-
WAsIuNGroS, April Z.
The solicitor ct tho Treasury says that
mover before Was there "a much cOun-
toricitius "a IL carried on at present, aud
adds that the ingenuity Of cuuutcrleltcrs
In trying To- ,ytdc the law exceeds any
thins ima,iuablr Tao House Commit
tee uu Cpiuaso IA reporting . bill to
punish tho drlariny, mutllatlug aud
Lls,lyius the gold aud s,Iycr coins oitho
United States, and the counterlcltlng
OF paper money, describes y now mode
IuSt brought to the notice Of the Sollci-
tor Gcnural by tho Chief Of the Secret
Service Division. lt seems that they
cut OIL from one end Of tho note mar
row strip mot large enough, however,
tO prevent tho note SD mutllatcd from
passing then from another uOtH OF the
same denomination strip a little
wider. and SO on, thus mutilatlng
fifteen notes in order to make sixteen.
They save 500 IN 81 GOO II they use Que
dollar notes in their operations Notes
thus patched have been taken by the
banks aud have been recently thrown
cut al thc Treasury.
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POLITICAL POINTS.
Iowa Democratic State COnven-
tiOn.

BuRLISaroS, la April The Demo
cratic State Convention To select dele
gates TO Cincinnati, met here ut IL IVA:
N. il being the largest assemblage q.
Democrats in the annals Of Iowa. Fully
500 delegates were present The Con
yention Was called to order by Hon. I'd.
Campbell, chairman OF the state Cen
trail Committee. Judge Edward John
son, Of Lee county, was chosen TEN.
porary chairman, aud W. A. Garner, OF
Lewis county, G.. W. sherman, OF Mills
county, and Charles llaZlett, OF Boone
county, temporary secretaries.
ON takingthe chair Mr. Johnson thank
oil the Convention, and in his speech,
which was loudly cheered, he referred
To- the electoral frauds Oi 1876 rs an ISSUE
that would not down, aud said the battle
of 1850 must be fought Tor an honest
count; that the Democracy must pledge
itself TO protect the internal transporta-
ton and interest ui state commerce
against the combination OF the gigantic
railroad monopollcs, aud hnaily, Tue
man nominated ct Cincinnati must be
man that can defeat Grant, as any body
OF sense could see that the latter viii oe
the Republican nominee. The CON.
mitier. nominated by the delegations OF
tbe respective Congressional Districts
were appointed on credentials, perman-
ant organization and resolutions.
Among the resolutions passed Is one
iayoring the two-thiIds rule IN National
Democratic Conventions in selecting
candidates for President and Vice Pres
ident.
DELEGATES 10 Cincinnati were chosen
by representative distrlen-
A resolution inStructing the deiega-
ton to vote rs o unit at Cincinnati was
laid on the table.
Connecticut Republican state Convention
NKw HAvES, April The RepublI.
can state Convention was held to-day,
Amos ;. Treat, chairman. A resolution
Was introduced iAyoring the nomination
Of some man like Edmunds or wash.
burn. but vas Withdrawn, the tempsr OF
the Convention appearing to be opposed
to ANYTHING like instructions. The dele
0ates Al Large chosen are: III. {. Robin
SON. Hartford; John NJ. Douglass, Mid
dletown: Augustus BrAndage, New
london: Samuel Fessendon, stamford.
The Convention pledged itself and con;
stituency TO the hearty, vigorous and
LOYAL support OF the nominees OF the Re
publican National Convention. The
delegates stand Blaine, 5; Edmunds, 4;
Wasbburn, s.
sherman First Cholcs.
Bosrox, April 7.-CAucuses we're held
in All the wards ia this city tonight 10
select delegates TO the State Convention
Returns from all the wards indicate q
nr.Irrrpee for sherman as first choice ol
The delegates elected with Edmuuas and
Grant about equal a. sseond. o. the
lgI jslexatss IS are known 10 bs an,i-
Grant several towns throughout the
STATE held . sausus to-day. Rsturns
thus Ear indicate. In The agErssAtA :
prsisrsnss for Edmanda aii
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New York to which circular letter was
sent by the 0swsgo Democratic paper
asking what they thought Of Mr.. Hlden
as q candidate, Aity-seven said he ought
not to be the candidate. while thirteen
were for him. Copies OF the paper con-
tanning all the replies are in circulation
here.
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DIZZY GOODS.
New YORK.

Nsw YoRK. April 7.-Dry Goods
Tho market continues quiet and steady.
Cotton goods In light demand al hnt
hands, but the stocks are 81 small that
the package prices are 1rmly main.
tanned on all the leading makes Of goods.
Prints dull but steady. Ginghams are
moving freely and printed lawns and
piqucs are In lair request. Mems WOOL.
ems quiet aud firm. Foreign goods are
lcss active.
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Check Stamps

WARRINGTON, April IL The House
Committee on Banking and Currency
to-day authorized Representative Price
to report the bill repeating that portion
Of the in ternal revenue laws requiring
two cent stamps on bank checks.
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Proposals Cor Bonds.

NEw YoEK, April The proposals
10 sell bonds 10 the Government aggre-
gate,i s., ,259. 200 at sl0l05 20 slOt.l2 Tor
SS of 1850; Sos. SO 10 Sl06.lS for 6s oil
1854, and sl0S50 TO sioS,s5 for 5s
wAsaIssros, April I.--SeSretary
sherman has telegraphed 10 the Assiss-
ant Treasurer at New York TO accept
ri. 500 900 bonds II they can be pui.
chased at satisfactory presA
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wEIISVILLE, D.
An Injured Cape.

wELlsyLtE, April 6-Win Cape, q
young man residing here, was accident,
ally shot this evening by man named
Tom Swearingen. The young man, with
several others, was engaged in converse
ton at the hotel, when Swsaringen arose
to show the party new revolver. The
weapon Was discharged. and the bali
struck Cape in the right cheek, lodging
near the jaw-hone, producing q painful
but not serious injury. Another one ol
the party narrowly escaped, the ball
passing through his coat before striking
Cape.
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POINT PLEASANT, w. VA.
Five Years at Hard Labor.

PoINr PLEASANT, April d YESTERDAY
Hugh Daigh. Jr., was indlcted in the
Circuit Court tor this county Tor an at
tempted rape upon thirieen-year-old
sirl. and was tried to-day, found guilty.
by the jury and sentenced 10 hvs years
Imprisonment ia the Peniieniiary at
hard labor.
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Railroad Passenger Km.a By . Tramp.

CixcISsAri, April An unknovn
negro tramp yesterday afternoon shot
and killed passenger on the Bee Line
Railway, seven miles vest oi SIDNEY, v.
The negro had boarded the train at sd.
ney and, having no money, MAS put on
Al Hardin Staiion. As the train started
be jumped on the platform and hred
through the window, presumsblv at ths
eonductor, but the bell stknck aad
kiIlsd Z pstssnesr, joseph =. hhnaA.
Of Houston. The nsgrA sscApsd.
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ALLEGED FORGERS AR
RESTED
For ColIusion In Pension Fraud,

special Dispatch TO the Register
WAsHISGroN, Pa, April Z.
Five persons charged with swearing
falsely TO the disability OF soldier, for
the purpose OF deirauding the govern
ment, have been arrested by Deputy
Marshall K. X. Campbell. The party
passed through this place on their way
10 Pittsburgh this morning. Their
names are Johnson, Grimm. Moore
Vanata and Roach. They were captured
in Ritchill township, Greene county.
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An Editor In Trouble

MnwArxss, April u Aiphsu: q
Foots, one oi the propfietoss q Sen
rvys Dtns1ui. q LsCrosss. shsrvss
With Q. Zen pung 20 burn ths DHee,ss
olIicr. has been bsii lor trisI 70 tbf ar
cun court HssIsminstion on . ehsrys
al losxery will b bod to-morrow.
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nEnAKka

nEnAKka
There 10 falling Of In the numbsr Of
the offerings ~ compared vith lsss uesk
of some !, 100 head and some iniersehty
in their quality. The trade 10 very dali,
no activity being reported 10 any o. the
yards. a. al dealers report louss Agu!es
and pressing ior yet lower raisa. With
an exceedingly dull market We quote
WOOL sheep Al 4ia7 css and sheased q
4C95 eta. lambs 1910 eta per ID. Uea
Cisstnnssl
CixcssATI, April 7.-nop- Dali:
common - t0N g; hShsN
4 %: packine ~ 80 30 ecee.oH
- sSd4 r. 1essio0 A7oo heo4ioae
nsnis 7es h1aA Ia
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REMARKS ON HEEy cATTLE.

Tho arrivals Of Cattle during tho week
amounted To 1854 head, against ] ,7S5
last week and 9il head tho corespon-
ding week Of last year, and the sales
during the week amounted 10 816
head, against | ,0is last week aud sos
head the corrcsponding..weck Of last year,
and were M iolloys:
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R,upo,n Bosps-Weak and lowe

RAILROAD BoSDs-W eak and lower.
STATE BoSps-Dull and nominal.
SroCKs-The market was heavy and
depressed during tho entire day and
prices declined to a per cent. under q
sharp pressure 10 sell, the downward
movement being led by the coal shares,
Pacific Mail, O., O., O. & |. and south
western. Toward tho close when money
became easier, there was recovery OF !
to 2t per cent, tho latter in g., O., G.
K |.
The transactions on the Stock Ex.
change aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which 1900 were A. x Z. Telegraph,
Ii, 900 Canada Southern, 5000 Delaware
and Hudson, $1,000 Erie, $4,000 Hanni-
bal aud st. Joseph, 1000 Iron Mountain,
1000 Illinois Central, IA, 900 Kansas and
Texas, 1900 Lake Shore, 1000 Lake
Erie and Western, 1000 Little Pitts;
burgh, 5000 Michigan Central, 1900
Northwestern, $500 Nashville and Chat
tanooga (closing at 79t bid, 5000 New
Jersey Central, $4,000 New York Cen
tral, 1000 Northern Pacific, 81 900 Ohio
and Mississippi, 81 200 Pacific Mail,
800 Reading, 10000 st. Louis and San
Francisco, 2,2O0 Union Pacific, $4,000
Wabash aud Pacific and $500 Western
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C,sasxArr, April The 0ast.1s
Marietta special s.ys: The shops ot the
ns.issts. fu,sLurrh ssd Clsvslasd rsil.
I'd vers burnd. ipcluding thsss Ies''
nosivsa Los 10000; no lssnrsscs.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Money at 4 to 6 Per Csnt.-Governments
Weaker and lower-fIour Dull
Wheat Active bnt Lower
Hogs Dull.
FIN ANCE.
N ew York.

NEw YoRK. April 4. - MONEY
Loaned up to per cent per annum
aud ! per cent per diem, but late In
the afternoon became easy, closing at
4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 90
9 per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills steady at 81 S5t; demand 81 s7i.
SrLvKR-At London 62 l-l6 pence; bar
silver here ia; subsidiary silver coin
iCSl per cent, discount
Weaker and generally
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The Wholesale market was more &C
tive than that OF last week and prices
l ct. higher than they we're then. But
the retail trade did not respond and
meet the expectations 81 the dealers, A.
II was with difficulty that the prices OF
last week were obtained, quality con.
sidered. As TO the quality Of the offer
ings they were possibly little superior
TO those Of last week, ior while quite .
number oi the tops we're superior TO
those Of last week there we're only lev
less Of them than there were thon.
There was a long line Of middle cattle,
consisting oi Pcnnsylvania stabls-ied
cattle. Prices 2;Cs5t, with lev at the
frs, hguros-mnst sales ranging from
4i(s5i eis-
xILca cowA
Trade continues very dull and with
ou, any Improvement in Prices-S2Ole
$40 per head.
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REMARKS

REMARKS.
The offerings are slightly In excess oi
last weeks but the quality does not run
a. good on an average, a. several dealers
report their stock as not ~ good. The
prices ruling last week are maintained
but no advance established, - the sup
ply has been fully up 10 the demand,
which oil dealers report - being lair 70
good. We quote rough sous and stass
at 5is6 eta, the better grades 6tts6t
cts.
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LIVE STOCK.

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 8, 1880.
I,BcIIrrs yoR Tug WEEK.
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SHEEP AND LANES.
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PRICKs oF nEEF CATTLE AT THn hARgE-
ruIa WHY
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BOY DlttDW NED.
md Results Of a sunday Swim.

Yesterday afternoon at 2;m O'Clock u
sal case uf drowning occurred NJ Tue
village III l.cahrrw"od, two miles east oi
the city, on the National road The de-
ceased was Charles A. Cook, the seven
teen year old son oi Lewis Cook, u shoe
maker, living ON Ill" pike, just this slLr
ui Woods run. Young Cook, With u
number icompanions, was saimmin.
in tho creek oil the point oi Judge
Thompson = land. The late heavy rains
has snInrw hat altered the courhe at the
creek, rendering IL very deep at thr
point named.
Young Cook lost his footing on the
trrarhrrous tank aud was carried Out al
his depth. tie could swim but little, II
any, aud hogan calling Justify Tor help
His Young companions could render no
rtlpctual assistance, and he sank Ia ilsr
no more. Though the body was quick
" recovered, life VAS extinct.
Justice Miller, al thu city, was notified,
but had no constable aud could no, IL
spond. Justice Phillips VAS then sum
munrd aud soon after appeared lie
summoned the following Jury at inlul.
sition: George W. Thompson, iorenan,
Joseph u. nuBois, ". l.. OlIrlrn
James &. flames, Allan Davis, Joscph
Rlrnrrkrr, George Miller, ,icorgc Con
rad. Morgan Wncsburg, Amos Saucis,
George ". Woods aud Alonzn Porter.
The jury viewed the body AMI pro
cccicd Ia take testimony. The only
witnesses examined were George Rcn-
ockr aud William Conrad, VINO were
SWIMMING with the deceased aud who
testified substantially rs above, fixing
,h, time at =: 30r. NJ. A verdict oi mcl'
dental drowning was rendered IN accord
aucc with the facts "a stated.