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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-08
VARIETY.

A boil in the kettle 10 worth txo on
your nose.
"Mins. miner, minusl" This IL the
general upshot OF speculation IN mining
stock
"How dill you end Uncle John"
I'm sppls-pie order" "How 10 that"
"Crusty."
BON. wOmen's main idea 10 making
pumpkin pies is 10 kill the taste Of tho
pumpkin With something else.
The bee can deliver stinRing reiort
aud y-, xr~p its mouth shut This 10
where il has the advantage of the cam.
psign orator.
IL all came from ednra'ing his dauYh.
ter at seminary. She r~proved her
father Tor wiping his month on the table
cloth, and he vent 10 tie barn and hnoy
hims~lf.
An insigniicant little bsTreI.hoop
lying ON the sidewalk has h~cn known
10 yank man right out Of the br~0m u
the church and hurle,l in into tie
ranks oi backslnIeis.
Now 10 the time when tie merchant
brinxs ont last years supply of flannel
snd marks it "npp,iI,zi4,l." and thus dis.
posss Of IL at . large prof,
Nov that the Cologne Csibslrsl IL
built, the next thing wiII b- To send toT
Debt. .Rsiser Kimhsli ;ibst. .st I~,st. ould
be the next thirg TO he ,ioSs is this
country.
Paris Fents arr rising Sirloin stesks
sre 3S cents . p pond. Fish are s,,a,-
psrstiveiy ch~ap Celery is 3 3" cxb,s
. bunch. snd esuIIlo Ssfs q to 10 c~ois
esrh. Frsih sre dear.
Detroit FREE f'res: The msn vh0 ia
asked 10 guess st . womss's see An.l
doesn't eues ssversl years les than be
believes 70 Be exset, 10 makingsn enemy
and doing tbs Truth no good.
"Eothine." remarks tls l;,ila,i. iphia
Nncs, 80 tskes the e"ns~it out of tbs
average man ~ hdr Ter his p'pS din.
cootinusd, and then see the eji,0S roinS
] slosgs and sstt,ng rich without him"
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KANSAS

Heard from on the Late Anseed Election.
TOPEKA, November 6.-Twenty OF the
eighty counties in this States give Gar
field, $3.50 votes; Hancock, 1858;
Weaver, 4,l90. Garfeld's plurality
27,l02. The vote in the same counties
for Governor is: St. John, R, 3l,403;
Ross, D., 1878; Vrooman, G., $3.50. 1t
is thought that the Prohibition Amend
ment to the Constitution is carried BY
10000 majority.
ATKINSON, KS, November GA dis
patch from DesMoines, two days ago.
said the Fourth Iowa district had
given Republican majority OF 10000
and claimed this as the largest Republi.
can majority given by any district in the
country. The majority for John A.
Anderson in the First district OF Kansas
will he about 20, 900. or one.fourth more
than the Banner district OF Iowa.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Election News from the Golden Gale Of
Doubtful Character.

Election News from the Golden tale OF
Doubtful Character.
CHICAGO, November THE Times
San Francisco special says: Betting men
here are greatly excited over the close.
ness o. the vote in this State. Large
sums we're wagered on the result, an1
bets as usual were that Hancock would
cirry the State, or rice rersd. 1t is now
remembered that one OF the Democratic
Electors. David s. Terry, the man
who killed Broderick in a duel. was
badly scratched in this city. lie ran be
hind 1893, and about Al in Alameda
county, or perhaps 100 in the entire
State. This insures the election OF one
Republican Eiector, even If the Demo.
Gratis secure the remaining five, because
the leading man on either ticket will not
have more than 100 majority. The
latest count made by the Chronicle, after
correcting its tables by the official re.
turns from several counties, makes Gar.
field Al ahead, and the Republican State
Central Committee now think that their
ticket will pull through by very slight
majority, so slight that it will require
the official figures to determine to whom
the State belong.
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HAYES ANDuIS HELPERS
Have q Little Meeting-NO Busi-
ness Transacted.

WasHrxGrox, November Ga CIbi.
net meeting was held to. day. Every
member was present. An hour or more
was spent in the interch nge oil con-
gratulaiions, but no measures OF pub ic
importance were discussed. Secretary
s ,erinan called attention to the highly
hatte ring condition OF tie Treasury and
finances OF the country. and Secretary
Thompson extended genera invitation
to the members Of the Cabinet 10 &c
company him on his trial triP to Hamp'
ton K ,ads next week TO witness the
naval review. The President expressed
himself greatly pleased with his extend
ed trip and the uniform courtesies ex.
tended himself and party.
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BALrnoak, November 6-Fiour-
Steady. Wheat-Western 81 o.; veel.
ern winter, red spot and seller Novsn.
Der 81 li}0l l4t; seller December 81 l63
@l l6f; seller January 81 lst0l l9t;
seller February 81 Dt0l ~. Corn
Western higher and strong. With activs
inquiry; new and old western mixed,
spot, and seller November 65i05Xc;
seller December 584956ic old; St966}c
new. Oats-Firn; western white sac
SSlc; do mixed S8G37c. Rye-Quiet st
81 GOAL 02. Hay-Unchanged. Pro-
visions-Quiet and unchanged. Butter
STEADY; prime to choice western peck.
ed l6(G2Sc; roll S0022c. Enp-Firm
at &c. Petroleum-Dull; refined at lsc.
Coffee-Dull; Rio cargoes ordinary 70
fair lll@lSlc. Susar-Steady; A colt
9!c. Whiskv-Quiet and nominal ct
81 Is for job lots
CrxcixNArI, November 6.-Cottou-
Quiet At lOic. Flour - Firm; family
81 SOFAS on; fancy S. iO(S6 %. wheat
Strong; No. 2 amber 81 80; No. 3
red winter 81 o.. Corn Firm; No. ?
44lc; nev ear 40c. Oats-Dull; No. 3
mixed 32lf33tc. Rye-Elsier; No. .
S9(G.ak.. Barley-ln fair demand; No.
2faii 95c. Pork-Dull and nominal at
$liOO. Lard-Stronser at 81 0oSl0 00.
Bulk Meats-ln good demand; clear
rib s. 81. Rcon-Quiet and steady ct
5Id SI6SIc. Whisky-D~mand active
at 81 0s. Butter-Dull; choice West.
ern Reserve 2s923c; choice Genital
Ohio l7@20c.
ToLspo. November 6.-Whsat-
Steady; No. ! white Michigan 81 02i:
amber Michigan 81 O5&; do seller Jan.
uary 81 O9t; No. 2 red Wabash spot
81 O5l; seller December 81 06i; seller
January 81 O9I; seller February 81 ut:
No. 5 rel Wabash 81 OIL. Corn-Steady:
high mixed 45ic; No. 2 spot +5i; seller
November i4tc: damaged new SIC.
Oats-Steady; No. g Sic; No. 2 white
3d.; rejected 2sic. Clover Seed Quiet;
Mammoth 81 20; prime 81 70 bid.
New Orlssna
NEw ORLEANS, November o. Coffee
Firm; Rio cargoes, ordinary 10 prime.
lli@l5c. Sugar Scarce and firm; 10.
ferior to good common. &a5ic; com
mon to good common. 5i@7c: yellow
clarified, 7!@s,. enthusiastically;
common 3ota3s; centrifugal 25tsSsc;
fair 35(G3,c. Rice-Qniet; Louisiana
ordinary to choice. +tGGc.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH. November q. 6.-Petroisum
Quiet; crude steady; United certiE.
Gates at 9lic; refined lie for Philsdcl.
phia delivery.
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The Coming International Regatta.
THE LEG LUNACY.
The Wearisome Walk at an End-Rowell
the Winner.

LONDON, November 6.-The interest
in the resalt OF the contest for he Asst
lev belt has ceased The score at three
o'clock: RowelI 52j miles, I.ittlcwood
$50. Dobler AL.
The score at five O'Clock: Rowell 534
miles, Littlewood I5i, Dobler 4i3
The contest finished atlO:iO o'clock
tonight, with the following score: Row.
ell 56G miles, L,ttlewood 40, Dobler
450. Rowell beat Frank Harts record OF
565 miles at 10:3i oclrk, and amid
great excitement and cheering. Abont
5000 persons were present at the finish:
The receipts for the week estimated
El2,000.
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FOREIGN.
RILEY RACED.

he Is Beaten by the Lively Lsycook.
LONDON, November 6.--Tfe race be-
tween Laycock, OF Sidney, New South
Wales, and J. II. Riley, of Saratoga, for
e., 1000 side, came off to day, over the
Thames Championship couse. Laycock
defeated Riley by several lengths. Riley,
it was reported, backed himself by =
to ].
The time OF the race was % minutes
and 4 seconds.
The betting at the start was three to
one on Laycock. At Hammersmith
bridge Riley WAS leading slightly, Lay.
cock rowing easily. Immediately after
passing the bridge Laycock began To
forge ahead and maintained the lead
throughout. At Mortake, though the
men were fairly near together, Laycock
had the race well in hand, and might
have won as he pleased, Riley being
hopelessly beaten.
The Coming gInternatioasl Regatta.
LONDON, November G.-The lnterna-
tional Regatta Committee have decided
to start four trial heats on the 18th
instant, so that there will be three heats
with four scullers in each, and one heat
with five scullers. The first three heats
will be rowed from Putney to Chiswick.
on the food, and the fourth from CHS
wick to Putney, on the ehb. The first
two men in each heat will be allowed to
row again on the 18Th, when two heats
will be rowed from Putney to Chiswick.
The four best men in these two heats
will then row in the final heat, which
will be from Putney to Mcrtlake.
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A Fatal Pill ".

PoRrsxorrH. OHIo, November GA
German laborer by tie name OF Louis
M-yer, residing on the outskirts % the
city, Was found dead this morning near
the Scioto Valley car shops. Never
started homs last night considerably
under the influence Of liquor. and went
to sleep with his mead lying on the rail,
when the 4 A. ". train ran over him,
seyering the head from the body.
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In DIANA.

Offc:al Returns from the Hoos er State.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 6.-Official
returns from eighty.one counties in In.
diana give a B.publicsn majority OF
4,4S9. o; the remaining eleven counties
Six gave Republican majority in Octo-
Der OF 2. .926, and five Democratic ma.
jsrity OF 749. The counties heard from
show a net Republican gain Of 367 over
n.tnbar
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irregular.
STATE 3oyDs-Active !or Tennessee
and Louisiana consols.
SrocKs-The market opened strong
and prices advanced lG9ll per cent but
the first board strong buying move.
ment was begun and prices advanced
steadily to the close, when the highest
figures OF the day were generally current.
The improvement on the days transac.
tons ranged from ! to 10 per cent, the
latter in Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy.
Chicago < Alton rose per cent. The
advance in these shares Was due TO re.
ports OF extra stock dividends. Reading
was very prominent in the dealings, and
rose 1 per cent. The other coal stocks
participated in the upward movement.
Five thousand United States six per
cent. bends, maturing December 3lst,
were referred to the Treasury and &C.
cepted at 1927.
The transactions on the Stock Ex.
change aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which 6,4OO were Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy. 800 Chicago and Alton,
$1,000 Delaware, Lackaaanns and West.
ern, 1900 Delaware and Hudson, 49,.
600 Erie. ~, 900 Hannibal and St. Joseph,
5000 Iron Mountain, 5000 Kansas
and Texas, 1900 Lake shore, 100
Lake Erie aud Western, $500 Michigan
Central. 10000 Northwestern, 2.i00
Nashville aud Chattanooga, 1900 New
Jersey Central, $500 New York Cen.
trail, 1000 Ohio and Mississippi, 72.OOO
Pacific Mail. 2,60J Heading, $1,000 st.
Paul. 2,4OO st. Paul and Omaha, 4,5O0
Union Pacific, 81 ,0Oo Wabash Pacific,
1900 Western Union, 10000 Central
Pacific.
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TaE NEWS.
,,,,,-,,l Notes and Telesraphic
Points.
Nam site.

rsCol Ben still,
r,,;, Booth is performing in Lon
Jon. -. S..,L ps,rhs,d,,s
F.1'As. -, "S,ao,..,..p
JOAN. -, roh,,
" ...-, ,.st Mr.. ". :. Hancock
.... &c. .''r.
,, r.., ,.,,rs Of s.aall pox reported
-. .r.r..,,'.
r..r;....,s ,icket was badly scratch
..,E .. k,!.y.
r... "a long farewell to all my
-. -. y HGLcOck.
-, r.af.mr near going under at the
80 .lr.s. last Tuesdsy.
r.. r,.,,.l. OF san Francisco, says he
'a.-,,ars..r -, with McMahon.
.rsrlta lt.le faded boom, but |
~, wy 4, arly.-J. A. Hutchinson.
..,., ..,.rs were the rage, Saturday,
..u,-,aau. T,NLs. y. Louis and ChicA-
r-.,r....rsp At my home in Wood
busted barrel aud a broken
nm, >,ummei laid doan Oh the
.'.- rrlrl in Dayton, % and had
|.b,,4r.orpcd "i.
rhq K-.,v can undoubtedly secure
..'..,.r,r IN a troupe OF burlesque b!on-
...sclampiOn klcker.
-. I-.i.n e. tiIuSa. for years
r..,....tY rom tie First Ark tnsas
80. .e,,i. Yesterday, Oi consump-
,....,It ,-"Ep'It.
,f.....n from DIhlin SAYS: Ii Is in
80, Ir6,, the asitatoTs have retained
u.0am.i. q. G., who wa' counsel
..,r .l.tulants III the OConneH
..,
p,.7.I +; p. in. burned in etiily in
,....v..-v town in Eng.and. Twelve
--.r.,-r,. m,riiuss were announced
~. >...lly ia ireland. Pdrnell Is to
Ia. !. A,uua" AID Dillon n hIllaloe.
yE Hsrvr1,l. who 'esale dry goods
,.,.t.,u. Minneapolis, has suspend
l..-r,.g. With liabilities oi SJOO,OOO.
..-...... .r,.. i, ,.rSpas are thrown ont oi
.....-.,.l: IUr creditors are chiefly
N.xY,ra IN l Minneapolis parties.
,pr.f,,patrh saws: The reason OF
....fr,v IN ia. PSulm canal scheme
....rlrr. ypu>il,iei prudent TO await
,;r.,, al tn, I al ed States Con-
...gp. ecu h,r, when it will be clear-
.....,g whether the scheme encOun-
o., .-',ty.
Foreign.
Tie British Channel squadron las
...- ordered % the coast OI lrelOnd.
I.r>saa pj P,r,ia has appealed TO the
...-tr G-.p IN lighting the kurds,
v...lw Doe granted under limltatlon.
III. Grrmgn government refuses to
-.-..'l'arr,gn ,St oi Count Won Ar
....,.ra Suspension sentence and
-a.rlish treason.
rr. ii EoS,beriy. TiherHl. has
.-..r.,r,.I Lrrd rector nj E'iinburgh
ras .tv. irira'in, Sir RObtr, Christi
,.r.tu, Conservatives.
.X P,ui. oi Paris, who IL under
,a.a,aa. ,Ao years Imprisonment Tor
q, g..t->.l-SiaujOH, Announces that
.,rg-uJ, 'bt ta~rurU, Is dciunrt.
A zen. a. ,nr,urs, oi pilgTlms will rs
,s.t.. ln EJ.ur AZ the end Of Decem.
..a-lkv part IN tine frstivity Of the
ary. pg the t,h Ol January.
.. E-pGrjcin party in Italy has
:, go yyrv aggressive recently under
o.. -..ru.r, %, t,eybl lis pronuncla.
81. ,. 1r; i.s @,urr no,!erdte l'a iers,
. 4un". ohou rs Anre'iO Saith, are
l.., -n! H.lr,r: aul ,rgai action ex-
...r: Ilr "rr .rJmme OF the ex-
".a,., Is, No kns on earth or IN
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The CLERICAL CALL.
SUNDAY BY SUNDAY IT IS ADDRESS
Ed IN SOLEMN TONES
To the Worldly Minded-The Sounds Of
Talmage's Trumpet Re-eshOed
Over the Aires to the Reg
lister headers.
SERMON BY T. De VIII TAlMAGe

Dr.. Talmsge's sermon. last night,
upon the subject. "Poor Comforters, Is
one well worth p.rusing. Ii is, ~ his
addresses usually are, live and interest
ing. He gives much wholesome advice
that many may profit by. The Doctor,
unlike many molern diyines, avoids
discussing any old and iossiiized sub
jscts, but address himself to the people
of the present day rather than to those
OF half dozen centuries ago.
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DRY GOODS.
usv Yort.

Ns~ iopE. November 8.-Drv Goods
-Businrss Igh.. owing Ia the rainy
weather; cotions IN steady demand and
prices firm; prints sluggish aud steady |;
Kentucky jeans in better request /;
clothing wG lens in moderate demand
and desirable makes steadily held; Tor.
eign 20 Sds quiet.
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PRODUCE
N ew Y orr.

New YoRE, November6 @. - Cotton
Steady at ll@lltc; futures weak.
Flour-Firni; receipts 1900 barrels |;
shipments l3, 900 barrels; sup-rline west
ern and State s. 9Odi IS; common 10
good 81 55tG4 s.; good to choi,e 81 ~
C6 50; white wheat extra 81 75ta,4 81 /;
extra Ohio 81 75taG 90; ST Louis 81 20
CI6 %; MINI sofa patent process ~ %
as 25. Wheat-ln fair demand; re-
ceipts l53. 90 bushels; eTTorts 10000
bushels; No. . Chicago nominal at 81 ID
al ia; No. . Milwaukee nominal ut
81 lSGl 10; ungraded red 81 05d$l %;
No. 3 do 81 l5fal l6; No. 2 do 81 l7l@
al 49,; No. do 81 l2; steamer No.
2 do 81 l4Gyl l4l; mixed winter 81 l5;
ungraded white 81 liGdl l9i; No. 2 do
81 O9; No. ! white, sales ~ 900 bushels
at 81 l6lG1l II; steamer do 81 l4iGal I5;
No. 2 red seller November. sales 1875 oOO
bushels, at 81 l1lHll Is; seller Decem.
her, sales 33I,O0 bushels, at IH"
l 1911; seller January, sales 2t0, 900 bush.
els, at 81 2lGl 2li. Corn-Fairly active
and . shade higher; receipts $4,000
bushels; shipments PA. 900 bushels; un-
graded 57la5Sc; No. 3 Sale; To arrive
55ic; spot steamer 55iG156c; No. 2 57i@
57,c; yellow s., "a 5sic; No. 2 white 5si
S59c; No. 9 seller November 81 QJ ic;
seller December 5si ih15sic; seller Jsnu.
ary 57(d57tc. Oats-Duli; receipts g..
600 bushels; white western 4l(934c; (;
western mixed 3sl@4Ic. Hay-StrOng
at 9O(a0jc Hops Quiet; iearlings
choice lGGo3c: View York State IGfa %. |;
eastern aud western l8d20c. Coffee
Weak; Rio caryo-s liigI4ic: job lots ] |
6I5}c. Sugar Moderate demand: fair
to good refining &c. Mjlsssrs-Quiet
and unchanged. liice-S:eady and 10
moderate demand. Petroleum-Slrong
er; United g0:c; crude GtaSlc; rfned
l2c. Roein-Du.l at 81 30. Tallow-
Firm at 6iGGlc. Turpeu,ine- Steady at
45lc. EYs-At 22i124c. Pork Strong.
er; mes, Sl5 %. B-ef-Quiet aud uI-
changed. Cut Meats-Firne'; lonz clear
81 o.; short clear IS 31i. Lard
Fairly active and higher; prime steam
s. 75css 80. Bu,tsr-Firn; choice ~
G2G.. Cheese-Qui~t at l01l2ic.
Wool-DuIl; domestic fleece 3Fs5Oc; /;
pnlled 20a42c; unwashed l4l133c !:
Texas l4S?9c. Leather Strong and
fairly sc,iye; henilock sole 23is 2r.
Metsls-Manufsciure,i Copper-Qaiet:
new sheatling $a6 90; Ingot lake Isle.
Pig Iron-Strong; Scotch SO 50t1N 80;
American SIS OOe21 90. Russia Sheath
ing ljGt5c. Nails-Cut 81 1893 &,
cliuch g 65s5 50.
CaicAeo, November o Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wbest-Stsady
and unchangrJ: No. 9 Chicago 81 OF .
/ OF cash; 81 G3i bid soIler Decenber
81 o.: seller January. Corn-In good
dema and and pricrs Q shade higher st
4Oc ca,h; 4OI s+0!c &l'er Denemt~r;
IOic seller January; 6,(s45i: seiIei
Nav. OAts-Modsratrly sctIve and
higher at ia :9ic cash; Sole bid sellt
December; 35c sskel seller May. Rye
and Bsrley-Steady and unchanged
Port-Unsettled bat Eene,rlly higher .,
| SIS 75fsl4 90 cash; 81 I2i bid selIe'
November; $l2 ~ Rller December
Sl3 40 seller January. Ard-Fairij
sctiye and Q shade higher ut s 07is
cash; IS 90 seller D~cembef and Janu
ary. Bulk Mests-Unsettled; shoulder
N6O; short rib g. 30; short elear 81 Il
Whisky-steady and unchanged.
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MISSOURI.
Oficial Vote as far o. Heard Fr

Official Vote as far as Heard From.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 6.-Otficial
and unofficial rep orts from 4S OF the IA
counties OF this State give Hancock 100. !.
203 votes, Garfield 1895, Weaver A.
$50; Hancock's plurality 37,76S; major.
ity over all 1902. The same counties
in 1875 gave Tilden ITO, 1873, Hayes 7S,.
1898, Cooper ll,Sl5; Democratic loss,
I 0-S
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MASSACHUSETTS.
More Election Returns.

BosroN, November Ga recount
OF the votes of Boston and wards in the
Fourth Congressional district increases
Morse's plurality 62, making his plural.
ity in the whole district ll5.
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NSYLVAHIA.

Usual Majority in Allegheny County.
PIrrsBuRaH, November 6.-The OH
cial vote OF Allegheny county for Presi.
dent gives the Garfield electors II ,7fs
majority.
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A>acr,' aud a Total LoSS-No
Live, Lost
r.vu-Nrr l. |, November q The
,..ar- El.tn island Is a wreck on the
-.r. E1unrt Point and on the north
b. .. NasI' rnci. The boat struck
".'"ru'; n S.lj this morning, and
..,. gl''r. the steamer headed in
' . .--. ag.,' >lc ISupw lying. She viii
o. ..G.' hr a 'u.a, wreck. The fires
~ Ef rut. The passengers were all
''. .. aU.! ~" being cared Tor A dense
prevailed 20 tie time. The passen-
,',, SIS very highly oi the GOODNESS
N..aH Wi, AMI other officers. Gill
.'HrH heal st"Sarl, VAS severely hurt
e r.'aHt.,rr falling u1 his head.
'..'. Srr -HrT: one hundred and tifiy
.''..-'rS. Freight from between the
.,Ln'iu: about and bein, picked
g. y .,ats.
%" I3y plSscn.ers ot the Rhode
e. q. ''r a. jamestown, and will pro-
r' '"rrr destination NJ once. Both
N'N'1'SN are down, AMI when the
one +. o. rvjShpi one passenger :
u NJ Srnu>,y. There il a large
'Hr bottom under the pilo;
''' tI' hrS frame il gone in the
%, "' '1e vessel, and she lsbors
'.'. u'tv: sea from the south
.''.,> "T Ter The iny VAS very
'Nr ~ tIr night. The ST, amer
'" "'.tnn NV York very S'oSl".
-'",r'E',ou, continual signals an -
'' Nh,n the boat struck.
....'ti'.rr ill with a crash, and
' Nn->N ami coniusOn, but the
l'r Passengers SuDu subsidized,
N'' tSSHranv-S ot the officers that
PEE Sd,r. The place ~ the wreck is
'-. me- ir1n the nature OF the rocks
Zen, shore, and although East
'."'i ta'., IS exposed 70 consider
.rpE tGr S,a.
p. "'''r IS.Jgl b longs 10 the
,... '".' company, which owns the
.-'','. I; ant >tuUin.;on, recently
.'', "E which several lives were
So, '.'' =, amer w,s modelled and ,le-
,>..i ~ , iH'dln ID. ;. BabcOck, the
-,..r .'. "' '"r company, AMI in point
>. '.rr;.'e ot construction vas not
aS = passenger vessel. Her
"''' ''i,trs alone cost S200,0)0.
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To be Strung Up.

NkwAsE, November q 6--Frank Lam.
mems aud Margaret MeIrhaHsS, convict
ei OF the murder of John MsiriIAdsr In
West Orange. October ., 1879. we're ~.
sentenced by Judge D"pue tc..isy N bs
hsnp~,l January 6. 1881. The prisoners
heard the sentence nnmove.i.
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New Hampshire's Majority.

CONCORD, November 6.-The returns
from all but three precincts in the State,
show a total Presidential vote OF S6,l0,
a. follows: Garfield i4,1S1, Hancock
0,707, scattering 6S3.
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WILLIE SPRAGUE
Follows His Fathers Example,
He Uses q Pistol Instead Of q
Shot Gun.

Providence, November 6.-Wi!ie,
Is years old, son OF ex-Gov. Spragre,
made an unsuccessful attempt to day TO
shoot RI bert Thompson, bis mother Q
trustee. He fred one shot from pistol.
the ball whizzing close by Thompson's
head. The scene OF the attempt was
near the wreck OF the steamer Rhode
Island, where Mr. Thompson had driven
q party Of gentlemen.
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Minnesota Election Returns.

ST.. PAUL, November 6.-The follow
ing are the revised footings of the Re-
publican majority for President and
Congress: Garfield, 36,S4s; Donnelly,
First district. S,53l; Strait, Second dis
trict, 5,5O5; Washburne, Third district,
q 40,
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THE BANNER RADICAL STATE.
Eishty-fivs Thousand Maj ajority- Bad a.
the Bourbon Provinces

DIS MoINEs, a., November 6.-There
is no change from the Iowa majorities
reported and the estimates made, as sent
to the Associated Press last night. The
majority OF Garfield in the State over
Hancock will exceed $4,000 and probs.
bly, 90 5000. The majority for Cults,
Republican for Congress in the Sixth
District, is 6S.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Honey Active at n to 4 per csat-6os.
ernmsnts Firm and H;ger-fIous Ua-
changed-wheat Steady and
Unthanged-Hogs Dull.
FIhAhCR.
New York.

NEW YoRK. November 6.-Moxsv--
Active at 2l@4 per cent, closing At S93i
per cent Prime mercantile paper 4i0
81 per cent. Sterling exchange. bank.
ers' bills dull at 4Slt; demand 4S3t.
SILvER-At London slid; bar Gil.
yer here ll2i; subsidiary silver coin
3@l per cent. discount
GovRRNxRNTs-Firm and a shade
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s...'.' .,I, ,'TI before they lie" They
. Ntu,y sin. at an
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ANOTHER WRECK

oI the III Fatcd NarraganSctt
Lin Steamer Rhode lslIad
Asher aud Il Total LoSS-Nu
i.nr, Lost.