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The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
whassne Astron oIners rhina or il.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, 24.-Scientific
observations of the new comet made
at the Warner Observatory early this
morning showed the nucleus to be
brighter than Jupiter and the coma,
or haze Of light, somewhat broken.
The great tail curves TO the north
wcsL and is five degrees broad and
twenty long. 1t is fine sight for all
observers. -Four different parties have
telegraphcd claiming the Warner
prize Of 5000, viz: ID. L. Edwards,
Of Haverford College, Pa; Edgar l..
Larkin, of New Windso, ILL.,; E. G.
Nc Chimney and T. 7. Newiand, of
Springfield, H., and l.. W. Thick
stner, of Meadville, Pa. The latter
claims to have seen it ut 2 A. NJ. on
the 22d. A careful computation of
time will be necessary and it is like
ly that the matter will be referred
to Astronomers Hall, of Washing
ton. and Young, of Princeton, for
decision.
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sktll in ths vFerl.shep.

To do good work the mechanic must
have coed health. lflopg hours Of con.
nnembnt Id close rooms have enfeebled
his hand or dimmed mis- sight, let him at
onoe, and before some organic trouble
appears, take plenty OF Hop Bitters. -
His syssan viii be rejuvenated, his
nerve0 strengthened. his sight become
clear, and the whole constitution be
b. lit up to higher working condition.
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DIR. Chapin, of Charlotte, Michi-
gan, said to be "a little over 100
years DID," committed suicide yester-
day.
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Wilmington Eaarhe 10.
WILMINoTos. Det. June o, w.,
PHILADELPHIA MARK EIs.
WEDNESDAY, June 10. s r. M


FLOUR AND MEAL.-Fiour Is firm. .wieh,
sales OF 1 go barrels; Mlnnesota ex tras a 1
S5.oOa5.95 Tor gooa 10 fancy clear, soLi At
s6a0 70 Tor straight. Rye flour moves
slowly At s5a3.2o per barrel.
GRAIN - " heat IL &c. better, but there
is very little Jiag. sales Of 100 bu sh Q ,s;
no. red, elevator, at sI24x. At the
pen board, first call, tl.2isS was bid for
June sl,z3k for July, si.2l,2s for August.
ahu -. "a iof september. Rye is dull al
&c. ipr pennsylvanis. Corr Is less ac-
I've, but lutures are better. Bales OF s.
oOO bushels; sail, yellow, at 57a5sc.;
slealne ss,aa, ., at 52a54c.; No. at 50s5zc., ana
relscted al z5a4oc: Oats are quiet but
steady. sales OF l3 100 bushels white al
sage, and reje ted and mix Ell at 3.niOc;
le,ouo bushe July at 43c., and 500 bush
ois August at 5Sc. n :.
rhiLADELfhiA CATTLE MARI ET
MONDAY. June20, s r.. M,
me CaItle Market was dull this week
ANU prices v ere afractipn ioWer. 35p0 hesd
srrived and sold uI the different ysr,is az
"a Wic. per ib,, as to quality.
/ SHEEP were dull anu rather Io,yer IN M
hea, arrived and sold at the ditierep,
ysfds at 3g59sc. pei III and lam,,sN o., IL,
| NC. per Id. AS to condition. S
LOGS continue In Iair demand .aoOr
nes arrived and sold ut the diif.reni
yari'' al sSsc.. per Id. as TO quality.
PARK DROVE YARD.
fVty-second and Lancaster ape. June Is.
sHEEP-,Extrs, no to lsO bs., 5sS good
10 40 ibs., 81 70 t13 fair, % TO rs lbs.
lambs, W TO esA common lambs, 81 IL
" 50 caves. o1z to Z. Market fair prie.
es 100 high in tne West. Good demand
for stock ewes.Arrjvals 500 head.
*. N, q i Il 80 : ~ ssl,<q,
ssns for our -. ts.r EzfcED List tnaei,sd
rf
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snvre Onssx,N. y, Feb. 9, 1880.

Hnvnn OaHBKs NJ n, Fee. 9, 1850. :
GnNrs-I have been very low, aud
have triedr everything, to no-advantsge
/ heard your Hop Bitters recommehdea
by so many, concluded 70 give them .
trial. I did, and now am. around, and
constantly improving, and am nearly as
s,rC ng asever. ae W. II. WELLkR. Z
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THIRD EDITION
Inaisasaesls rsr re-Das

For the Middle Atlantic States.
slightly wasr6sr, fAar Weather, winds
mostly southsrly. ssaticuary or falling
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WOODLAND BEACH !!
a BOMBAY HOOK, DELAWARE BAY.

Beginning the extensive everything new
u shady drives and walks overlooking the bay splendid sandy beach,
delightful bathing fshing shooting and boating large
attached with vegetables fruits milk and
fish and oysters fresh from the Immediately house.
Music Grand Pavilion day. Grand Hop every Wednesday
ing. Accessible daily "THOMAS CLYDE and by Rail-
ror sonneeng at Clayton Deawe Railroad 80 24o m.
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Accident or Murder.

LITTLE ROcK, ARK, November 2l.--Frce
Niger Bend Is the name OF settlement
on the river about eleven miles below this
city. On last Saturday, Chas. Thornton, d
prominent colored man, and Ed James,
also Colored, went to the woods to hunt
hogs James came hack and reported
that Thornton had accidentally blown his
brains out. Some kind Of an inquest was
held BY the magistrate and n verdict as
above rendered. The Colorcd people
would not stand IT, They wanted regu-
lar inquest. They did not believe there
was an accident.
Yesterday five hundred people at Free.
niger Bend swore the body should not be
buried until Coroner Wosiord investigated.
All day yesterday people were arriving
from the scene, and q dozen tales are told.
Some Of tho people say the gun went off
while Thornton was striking hog with the
stock. Ed. James, who was with Thorn.
ton, said nothing about hogs, but said the
dogs got 10 fighting at ThOfntOn's, and sup.
posed one Of them jumped upon the trig.
ger. The Coroner is investigating the mat.
tpr
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HIGH WATER.
The Greatest Flood Ia the Licking RiV'
or Since 1883.

NEWARK, o., November 2l.-The heavy
rains Of Friday and Saturday swelled the
Licking river and branches in this county
to a greater extent than has been known
since the year 1853, and the consequent
damage is greater than for many years.
The West Main street iron bridge in this
city was swept away, causing the county q
loss Of $4,000. The Baltimore & Ohio
Railway track, in the vicinity OF Clay
Lick, six miles east Of here, Is washed
away, and Baltimore 4 Ohio trains are now
running between GAINESVILLE and Newark
over the Panhandle and the Cincinnati 4
Muskingum Valley roads, via Dresden
Junction. A washout ut st. Louisville,
six miles north OF here, also delayed b. 4
o, trains half day. A large force OF men
are at work repairing the Clay Lick wash
out, and trains are expected to run as usual
tomorrow,
The southern part OF the city was COM
plstely inundated, and the Inhabitants,
mostly working people, were hastily re-
moved in boats. The subsistence OF the
water to-day has left q peculiar appearance,
and is being viewed by crowds Of people,
Many families who have already lost their
winter stock OF provisions by the raging
water find that their residences are OBJ.
structed and damaged by huge piles Of
rubbish, large trees and logs. Reports from
the country are coming in slowly, but indi-
cate extensive damage,
A man named Frost, while keeping boys
away from the Straitsville railroad bridge
yesterday, fell in and had a very narrow
escape from drowning,
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FOREIGN NOTES.

An explosion in coliery belonging to
Lork Granville, near Henley, killed five
persons.
A Vienna dispatch says: Count Kalnoky
started for st. Petersbufgh to present his
letters OF recall as Ambassador to Russia
Princess Victoria, wife Of tho Crown
Prince, opened the Museum OF Art and In.
dnstry at Berlin yesterday. A large attend.
ance OF Ministers and DIPLOMATIC corps
was present
Nearly eighty thousand people visited
the exhibition Of electricity at Paris ysster.
day. President Grevy has telephone com.
mdnication established the between EIysees
and the Opera, Opera Comique and Theater
Francais. He intends giving series OF tel.
ephonic "at the homes" this winter
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A MISsING WITNESS
In the Glendale Train Robbery Case.
Supposed 10 Have IieCn IntIhIldated.

In the GLENDALE Train RObbefy case
Supposed to Have IieCn Ihtlhildated.
ST. Lotus, Observation-Disclosures Basllam,
oitndependence, Mo-, who was sentenced to
ten years in prison for completely in the
Glendale train robbery, and pardOned To
testify as witness for the State against
Bill Ryan, who was recently tried and
convicted for the satne oiTense, has left the
country In sudden and mysterious IMAM
ner, and his whereabouts are entirely Tin.
known. Basham's testimony convicted
Ryan and gave the entire gang away. BE.
fore the trial he was threatened with death
II he testified, and during the trial his
dwelling house was set on fire and an
attack would have been made upon him
had he not been closely guarded. Since
the trial he has received threatening letterl
some signed Jesse, Samuel and Ed. These
names are supposed to mean Jesse jam e'
and Ed. Miller; and others signed "Tht
Iioys." Bashan has been very excited fol
several weeks, and the letters frightened
him 80 terribly thathe concluded his only
hope to escape their vengeance was to fy
secretly. lie took his wife with him ant
left his property and even his father doe
not know where ho IL gone. The bes
posted are firmly Of the opinion that tht
letters were written for the purpost
Of making Basham leave Independence
and believe that the train fObbef gang vii
now find out his whereabouts and &c
even with him for his betrayal Of them
The State expected to use Bdsham as
witness against the parties indicted for TN
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rb,Pltl,Oursh 4 West Virginia South.
Crn Railroad.


cru Railroad.
There has been so much talk in regard
10 lhc prospects and the route OF this road
through West Virginia, after diverging
nm thcroad already built between Pitts
burgh and Washington, Pa, that we have
been inclined to classify 1t MS one Of our
numerous paper enterprises, There Is,
however, something in it. The chances
are that the road will be built sooner or
later The iact that engineers have spent
sgool deal Of time on 1t this fall between
Phillip, Rtbour county, and the proposed
point Of connection with the Chesapeake
( Ohio broad, indicates that the parties be-
hind the project are in earnest. In re-
enlto the survey as far US made between
the points named, the Phillippi PlaindtaIer
has this to say;
Ramsey and his corps Of engineers mr.
rived here tonight from Beverly, and re-.
port in the work Of laying out the
route as far as Mingo Flats. They COM
menced surveying ten miles beyond Hun.
irrsyilIc, in poCahontas county, and located
the route tn Captain Marshall's in Mingo.
Another party began ut the same point
anil surveyed towards New river. The
weather has become so disagreeahle in the
mountains that it was thought best TO sus-
pend iorthe winter. The men seemed to
be we'll pleased with the route so far. We
suppose work will be resumed as soon as
spring opens.
The Randolph EntcrpriN has an editor.
hl paragraph to the same effect as the
above, as follows:
The engineering corps which has men
itvork on the Pittsburgh Southern passed
through town last week on their way
home They surveyed In all about sixty
miles from the White Sulphur to Mingo--
tle most difficult portion OF the whole
route Chief Engineer Ramsey gave as an
opinion that the road will be constructed
1t an eaTly day,
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TotEbo, November 2l.-wheal weak; No. 2 rcd
spot q 3J4 asked; December O GlIE January
q SjA February q Bfli. Corn dull and wCallt.N6
Z spot 6JC bid December; JAnrRty 6l5lC MAY
nominal at GGAc.. Closed, Wheat duil No. 2 red
spot q gg4 bid; 81 a3II asked November q S11la
1881 December 81 s9sG year 81 llA bid; January
q 2IE February 81 s11S Corn dull No, 2spot OK
60Iac bid 6il{c asked; January 6iGG21Ic; May 6j(G
bid; 66Ao asked. Oats neglected. No. spot and
NOyembef held at 4jc. HecepG Wheat 1900
bushels shipments 1000 bushels Corn 5000 bush
els; AhIpmehb g0OO bnlhela Oats 900 bushels;
shipments none.
East LtHERrY, November 4i.-Callie-RSceip,.
since Friday 5g7s head Of through s.Ock and la
head for this market tOhl for the week end ng In
day Og7s head OF through Rnd 1898 head Of local
against b,6qi head 0f ihnpEh and 2,2t9 head 0I
local the week before. selIIng sjw al about las,
ifossEReceipts e,O5O head; total for the weet
u 100, nEainst 1855 the week before. Philahe
phIas q i0a6 90 YoIkeEs y 71a5 % -.
9heep-Receipts 100 head; total for the week IL,
100 head agalnit II GOO head the week before. Sell
Ing slowi prices iOaijc OF from last week.
CINCiSNlri, November 2i.-CotlOn firm At jiskc
Flour dull Wheat weaker; No. red winter 81 ;st
10, Com stronger No. 6saCgr. Oats quiet; No
Lard dull AZ III o. Bulk neaG steady; shoulder .iI a.
81 90 clear rir 80 co. lhcnnsleady; shoulders 81 %
shor clear sli % clear sli AZ Whisky quiet a
81 70; combination sales Of finished goods, iOi
SIC; choice New York State aud BrAL iord county
Pa. extra 4Jc choice Western Reserve 2Oc ChGes
quiet At l3c.
HEw ORLEASs, November 2i.-Coifee qulet AM
weak; Rio cArgocs, ordinary 10 prime Qaigilc
Sugar easier: inferior id5l ri common 10 good rfn
dull; common aja4Oc; centrifugal 2HiOr: hlr l2aijt
CINCINNATI, November l.-HGpE-steady; com
/ mon and light 8 OOA6 10 packing and 6tltehef
p l3a5 60. Receipts 7aO head; ihlpmenh q
| head.
TtruwiiIE November a. \ PLrRoLEuN - O.
opened e2i{ci highest ElI(c lowest S2lzc; closed
a5tc, Shipments uVlVQ bairsli runs E,OpV barrel
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SAT- LAKE, November 21.-A Washing.
lon dispatch says: Delegate Cannon holds
4 certificate Of the Secretary Of State Of
Ctahwho Is not authorized by law to give
any certificate. What Cannon holds from
the Secretary OF State Is certified copy Of
Tie election returns. He applied to tho
District Court here when tie vote was
east iora mandamus to compel Secretary
Thomas to give him n certificate, but the
Court refused to grant 1t, and Thomas
would not have issued ii anyhow.
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Blnlnc not a Candidate for OHlse.

ArersrA, Me, November 2l.-The Ken.
nebCc Journal tomorrow will publish the
following; 1--WE are authorized to state that
Mr. Blaine will not be a candidate for Rep.
frsentatiye in Congress; will not be can
dilatc for Governor, and will not be can.
dIdate for the United States Senate. When
Blaine is relieved from President Arthur's
Cabinet, carly in the coming month, he
will devote himself entirely to his private
llllir.. The rumOr that he Is going to be
Minister to England has no foundation
Whateyer
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CIScrNNArr, November 2l.-A Times.Stdr
special from Athens, says Chris Davis,
u mulNtto who was in jail for an outrage.
pus assault upon woman named Locke,
living at Albany, Ohio, was hanged by II
mob last night The Sheriff was over.
powered and held while the mob broke
into the cell and took Davis out. This
morning his dead body WIS found hanging
to the bridge over the Hooking river, atthe
south edge OF town. The mob was not
masked and will be arrested.
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GRAYEYARD INSURANCE.
Tho Hearing In the Cases Postponed 10
December I2th.

INC heNFlHE lh tHe cases k'OStpOncu 10
December l2th.
lARRrsnURGH, November. 2l.-The hear.
ing in the applications for the writs of quo
waruntO made by the State against four
Graveyard insurance Companies and set
for next Friday has been postponed until
December 18th, Deputy Attorney General
Gilbert vigorously opposed the motion for
delay, but finally yielded on the Court
agreeing to make the order mandatory for
the argument to be held on that day. s..
Boyd Martin, County Commissioner Of
this county; has been arrested and held to
bail in the sum Of 81 800 to appeara Pitts.
burgh, and answer charge of conspiracy
in connection with other agents Of Mutual
Insurance Companies The arrest was made
on bench warrant from information furn.
ished by the Allegheny Grand Jury.
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ST. LOFTS, November 2l.-While City
Marshal pettiiord, Of Brooklyn, small
village Inhabited mainly by negroes, three
miles north Of East ST. Louis, was attempt.
ing to arrest Milton Taylor, a drunken
negro yesterday evening, two other negroes,
Harrison Edwards and Charles Galloway,
inicrietred. and got into row between
themselves, during which the latter stab.
Dcd the i0rlner in the breast, killing him
instantly. Galloway has not yet been ar
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ceiving money for performing certain ser
vices for mail contractors, was before the
United States Commissioner to-day. G,
w. Woodward, who swore out the warrant,
testified to knowing Lilley and Geo. A.
Brott, mail contractor OF New Orleans, and
that his knowledge Of the matter was based
on what Brott told him. Hearsay testimony
being ruled out the witness produced three
letters, only one Of which, however, was
complete, andas the defense had the miss
ing portions which might explain the
parts existing, objected to the admission
OF the letters. The Commissioner decided
to receive them on condition that they be
connected with the charge, Four other
lettesof witness received at the same
time and manner were ruled out, and the
hearing adjourned.
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A SteubenViIIe Thief Arrested in Pitts.
hmrEh YeaInrtlnY Aftnrnnnn.

PTrsBuRGH, November FLA few min.
utes after twelve o'clock to-day word was
brought to the Mayors office that there
were u couple Of thieves on smithReld
street. The detectives rushed out in body
and arrested them near Sixth avenue, and
marched them to the lookup, where they
gave the names OF Frank Wild and Frank
Gray On the person Of the former was
found a lot Of valuable jewelry, consisting
of gold chains, necklaces, rings, &C., to the
value Of $500. HG confessed that he had
stolen the articles from the residence Of
Dennis o Brien, OF Steubenvile, Road Mus.
ter Of the Panhandle railroad. The front
door was unlocked and he just walked up
stairs and took them. On the way to this
city he fell in with Gray, who was broke
and had nothing to eat. Wild was reCog-
nized here by one Of the Panhandle detec.
tives, who called for the officers to make
the arrest. lie sayshe formerly lived here,
but has been tramping for some time.
The lust place he worked was in Cleveland.
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CINCINNATI, November 2l,-The stock
holders Of the Cincinnati 4 Eastern rail-
road ut a meeting held ut Batavia, satur.
day, by q unanimous vote agreed to in
crease the capital stock from 100000 to
$2,000,000, and to increase the bonded
debt to such u sum us the directors may
determine. The object Is to complete the
main line to Portsmouth, Ohio, and run u
branch from Brush Creek, in Scloto Coun-
ty, to Gallipolis.
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Indiana Female guTraEists.

JEPPEEsoNyILLE, ISD., November 2l.-
The State Female Suffrage Convention will
convene at Mozart Hall tomorrow after.
noon. The idea Of calling the convention
is to take action on female suffrage and
prohibition in Indiana. Mrs. Helen Gonga,
editor Of the Lafayette Herald, is President
OF the Association, There will be delegates
from oil parts Of the State, The citizens
are making all necessary arrangements for
the delegates as fast as they arrive,
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YOUNGSTOWN, November 2l.-Jesse Bald.
win, the man robbed OF his gold, makes
statement in the Erening NcWS OF to-day
that the gold he received for bonds recently
at the Treasury Department in Washing.
ton was not stolen. lie says the amount
was not nearly 80 large ms represented. He
has no registered government or railroad
bonds stolen, and believes n confidence
man who tried to work him in Washington
was the leader OF the robbers. It is the
impression here that laldwin's loss is as
first reported, $4,000.
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u,prn OF the students OF the Al
l.,bcny Theological Seminary, alumni Of
Washington and Jefferson College, have
nnj,rl in the passage Of resolutions express
sreof their qualification at the selection
J gey. ]. u. Moaat, Of this city, as Presi-
l.o,nfthr College.
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tSDtAS4PoLts, November 2l.-Two Elm.
ployes Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, named David Crcnan and Win.
Dugan, were instantly killed near Vim.
Cenhes to-day. They were running a hand
car on the Evansville 4 Terre Ilaute road
and were struck by the south bound pas.
annttnf Irntn
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DErRor, November 2l.--Sunday morn.
ing the house Of John Hayes, a laborer in
this city, took fire from the upsetting OF a
kerosene lamp. In the confusion Of the
moment Mrs. Hayes was smothered to
death, The house WIS saved in badly
damaged condition.
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o2,side i oI New 3

The exhibit this week lsamOst Certifying
one, pointing to n general improvement
in trade throughout the entire country,
The grand total Of exchanges for the week,
81 ,90B, 756, ,2SS, shows n marked gain oyer
the exhibit in the same cities last week.
when the figures stood 81, ,000, 2,057. Still,
however, it shows a falling behind rs com.
pared with the figures OF the previous week,
which were Sl,365,4 The gain this
week may be Ascribed in the main to the
increase in purely legitimate trade,
The stock market at Boston, New York
and other financial centres has been dull
and unsatisfactory, while the speculative
temper at both New York and Chicago has
been very variable, driftingtoward deprcss.
inn
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France 10 Remove the Embargo OH Amer.
lean Pork,

BAtrtMoRE November 81. President
Garrett, Of the Baltimore K Ohio Railroad,
has the following cablegram from Leon
Chotteau, Paris. "New cabinet favorable TO
the repeal Of the decree Of February ist.
Steps taken" This is understood TO mean
that Ganbettas cabinet Is favorable to the
repeal Of the decree prohibiting the impor.
tatiOn OF American pork and lard.
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WOLFE, iulI vote in Pennsylvania issaid
=, have been 40,437 About three out Of
.r,r " five votes came from Republicans,
',Imooat Of five from Democrats, The
a. % Republican loss by WoIie's candidacy
,,.aLonI 10000 votes,
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Aiinnia E.nosItlon Notea.

ArLASrA, November 2i.-About twenty.
five baltimore merchants and manuiactnr.
ers visited the Exposition to-day aud were
formally welcomed by Gov. COlquitt.
Another suit Of clothes was made today
from cotton growing in the morning.
The rifle tournament begins December Is
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A WEEKS EXCHANGES.
The Business orth Country During the
Last Week.

BosToN November 2l,-From the Posi'
The following table shows the total gross
exchanges Of tweuty-three leading clearing
houses in the United States, Twenty-Five
being for the week ending November 10th,
and one in Louisville for the week ending
November 18th;
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Evanston, LII, November 2l.-WilliNm
iie'Ie wiiower, was found dead in bed
,9ls morning. Ills head was crushed and
Ol0ody The house had evidently been
pIlgderel. The murderer left some Of his
clothes, which seemed to be those OF a
ramp seen in the neighborhood yesterday.
ne was q yOnnR NCrmnil nped 10 Yenfs.