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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06
LIv II STOCK



CHIUAso, August The Dro-.rs
Journal bureau reports: Hors-Receipts
1900 head; shipments $500 head !,
market steady and weaker; mixed pack q.
ing So 0O(G6 I5: hvht 81 20(d6 90; choice
Heavy 30 0O(G6 10.
Cattle Receipts 1000 head; ship.
ments $500 head; good stock active
and iirmer; goOd to choice - 7jd6 "a;
one lot at 81 40 common 90 fair ship
ping 81 75(d5 -, all half fat and rough
stock dull native butchers 81 2JtDI 80:
stockers and feeders 81 JO(d4 90,
through Texans 81 iOtU53 ~.
Sheep-Receipts 100 head; market
steady, b tier local inquiry; common 30
medium 81 0Ota3 90; good 10 choicn
s. 00(ai 80.
New York.
NEw YoRR, August J.--The DrDteys'
Journal bureau reports: Beeves-- Re-.
ceipts 2,isO head market dull and
easier; native steers S.Gfii lc, mainly At
9l@jOc; Colorado halt breeds siGaIc:
Texas sides 7m,Slc. Exporters used 100
fat steers at l0itGliIc. Shipment, 20.
morrow Jlb live cattle; 300 guaItrrs
beef, and 40 raicasss Of mutton.
Sheep Receipts 2JJ head, some de-
mAnd for prime stock but in general
du.l extremes 3ictGr sheep IIGd7!c.
swine Receipts 900 head: good
corn fell 81 1907 10 per 100 pounds.
Cincinnati
CISciSSAri, August 5.-Ilogs-IBac.
tive; common and light s. 2jlsG ~;
packing and butchers 81 O0a6 ~. E..
ceipts 900 head; shipments so heal.
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PaUSSIn.
Conference OF Potentates

GAsrEIN, August 5.-The two Emper-
ors had half an hours conference this
morning. The Emperor of Germany
subse quently accompanied the Emperor
OF Austria to the railroad depot and
bade him hearty farewell. The En-
peror OF Austria has gone to Munich,
from where he will visit the Kings Of
Wurtembergand Saxony and the Grand
DuKe of Baden,
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Prohibition in the Tar Heel State De-
feateu.

RALEIGH, n. c.. August 5.-Reports
from seventeen counties give majority
against prohibition OF 2l,7 ,74s. The other
counties will probably run il up 10 co.
600 or 10000 The whites divided, and
the negroes did not, but voted solid
against the proposed measures.
WILMINGTON, n. c., August 5.-The
election returns continue very untayor-
able to the Prohibitionists. Every coun.
ty thus far heard from gives a majority
against Prohibition. The Star has re-
ceived specials from nearly every Sec
ton OF the State, and estimates the ma,
iority against prohibition at from 5o,UO
to 6O,00O.
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RAILROAD Bonds Fairly active an
irregular.


STATE SKCURITIEs-Moder active.
SrocKs-The market opened irregular
bat in the main weak and lower. In the
early dealings speculation WAS some.
what fervent and unsettled, fluctuations
however being extremely slight. Dnr.
ing the afternoon the dealings were light
in volume, and the general tendency
was in the direction Of lower figures The
declining tendency continued 10 the close
of business, when the current quotations
showed n falling off as compared with
yesterday Of t9l} per cent. Michigan
Central, Wabash Pacific. St Paul and
Illinois Central were prominent in the
decline. Nashville and Chattanooga
rose 81 per cent. in the morning. but
reacted 5 per cent. at the close.
From the CoDimsrcini Bui,tm: Al the
Stock Exchange share speculation MAS
tame, but prices OF Trunk Line stot ks
iell chiefly on sales from Saratoga and on
circulation OF reports that II is predeter-
mined that the railroad conference To
adjust the differences between the trunk
lines shall be a failure. The extreme
heat to-day undoubtedly had something
to do with restricting the volume oi'bus-
mess. In the stock market the princi-
pal dealings were in trunk lines, coal
shares, Western Union, Milwaukee and
st. Paul and Southwestern. At times
Chattanooga and Rochester ami Pitts
burgh were exceptionally strong.
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Leo Hartmann, the Hib,i,,,

WAsHIsGros. August 4.-Sumerous
inquiries have been made Of tho Stat.
Department In regard 10 Hartmann,
and what our Government will do ia
case his ex,rslilion IL assed Tor by
the Russian government, bat ths
State Department oHieirIs decline TO m.
nOunce what may be the policy oi the
Government in the possible contingency
il advance OF iis occurrence. Thus far
no request has been preferred by the
Russian government TO have even an er.
animation of tie case made by the State
ID .psYtment.
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Later.
BOLD Daah for Liberty.

SAN Francisco, August 5.-A Fslsom
dispatch, yesterday, says five conylcts
at Branch Prison, Geo. LuPton, Geo:
Waldes, Bob Durkin, John Cooney and
James Gordon, made break for liberty.
They knocked down the guard and ran
for the river. The officer and guards
pursued them. Durkin WAS wounded
in the leg and captured; Walker was
shot dead Cooney was captured, being
afraid TO attempt TO cross the river;
Lupton tried TO cross bat was drowned; ;
Gordon not accounted for.
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WOOL.
PhilAdelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, August : Woo!
Improved demand. IN bdysrs favor,
purch hssinz more freely; Ohio, Pennsyl.
ysnia and West Virginia Xxx ani
above 42Si3c; y i2si3r: medium
45ta4Gc; coars. 37@)3sc; New YORK.
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine
39'g40c; medium 44lgIjc: coarse 37r:
washed combiny and delsinc 1Otgtsc;
unwashed do. 27iNn33c; pulled 3jra,3sc
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DHF OOODn
New York

EEw YoKk, August 5.-Bnsiness is
irregular with packing houses and the
jobbing trade IL quiet. Dress goods anil
ginghsms are doing well. Prints fsihv
active. Cotton goods in mo isrsts de.
mand and firm. Mems woo.ens quiet
and steady. Closkings in fair request.
Foreign dress goods more activs.
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DIR. TANNER,
The Famous Faster, Getting
Ready for a Three Months
hSfinpncR

ERIE, Pa, August 5.-Dr. Tanner, the
great faster. registered his diploma with
the Prothonatory OF Erie yesterday.
He is drawing up propositions to the
medical faculty of New York to fast
three months. He stated to reporter
Yesterday that he can fast ninety-tve
DAYS il fed on electricity, the air in his
room to be charged with strong cur
rent. This being positive, he can OBJ
tain negative element from the disin.
tegration of his tissue. He is now fat
tening for fast, as plenty OF adipose is
necessary.
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Copius Rain Fall,

MEMPHIS, August 5.-A copious rain
fell Yesterday along the entire length OF
the Mobile and Ohio railroad, from
Columbus, KY, to Mobile, Ala, dis
tance OF 500 miles, immensely benefit
ting the crops in that region OF country.
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===== WaEEI me- w VA SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST 1881

grand display. Histories of the county,
churches and other organizations, to-
gether with the remonstrances from the
Anti. Masons against the proceedings,
were deposited in the stone. Rev.
Hingeley, OF Cambridge, was Grand
Master.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST
SNATCHeO FROM THE CABLE.
This Weeks Lancet" on the Presidents S
Case -Hickie Sentenced-The Strike
Of the Irish Laborers-CorneIPs
Condition Not the Best-Meet-
ing Of Crowned Heads.
MORTON HAS A TALK WITH GReVY.
IRELAND,
The Striking Laborers

Cork, August 5.-The laborers' strike
is everywhere extending. In Queens.
town, Mallow and at different centers
the laboring men have joined the move
ment. The strike has merged into a
general agitation for an increase OF wages.
The employers, with few exceptions, are
resisting the demands.
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FRANC CE.

Morton Has an Audience with President
Grevy.
PARIS, August ) 5--President Grevy
to-day gave audience to Levi z. Morton,
the new United States Minister.
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AUSTRIA.
Condition ofthe Cornells.

COnulIlOu OF lH5 Out ueIIo'
VIENNA, August 5.-The Cornell crew
are well, but are much worn down by
practice in consequence OF the swift cur
rent OF the Danube. The arrangements
for their race with the Austrian crew on
the llth are completed.
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~ioaeo.

OHIoAeo, August g. -Flour-In good
demand with full pricee; common 10
choice spring 81 0O66 O0; Minnesota
"a S698 %; patents Sc 5O(a7 15; winter
wheat S 75@7 %. Wheat-Actiye.
firm aud higher, unsettled and irregu.
lar; No. g Chicago spring 81 2li@
/ % cash and seller August 81 l6I(al i6i
seller September; 81 l6i@l Let seller Oc-
tober; 81 l4t@l l4} seller year. sales at
81 2ls0l % seller August; 81 l6t@
/ Ia seller September; 81 1901 i6i
seller October; No. ) 81 0@l 09l; re-
iected 7SS79c. Corn-Excited and
higher, under hot weather and strong
pressure to buy; advance 9GSc at $500
53jc cash; 56sc seller August; 5osc
seller September; 5i.G55c seller Octo.
Der; 53l seller year; sales at 5S!(954i
seller August; 5SsGI5S!c seller Septen.
ber; 53,tS56s seller October; rejected
4Ic. Osts-Demand fair and prices
higher and unsettled; 3Sc cash; S2tc
seller August; S3!c seller September:
33l lie seller October; sales at 35(l)S3I sell
Ter August and September; SO 3tt93i seller
October. Rye-Strong and higher at
S5c. Barley-Easier at 92c. Flax seed
Moderately active and higher ut l7lc.
Pork-Steady with fair demand at
SIS 90 cash; SIS 00(GlS 05 seller Sep.
tember; $l7 95t9lS % seller October.
Lard Unsettled bat generally higher at
$ll 41t9ll - cash; Sll l7i(Sll so sci.
Ter September and October. Bulk
Meats-Irregulsr; shoulders 81 IS;
short rib 50 s.; short clear s. 60.
Whisky-Demand fair and prices higher
at 81 II.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, August 5.-Flour-very
strong; western supertine s3 5o64 -:
extra 81 25<d5 %; family IS 50td6 80.
Wheat excited aud higher;
No. . winter red spot and seller August
81 279l y. {; seller September 81 2Si9
2s.; seller October 81 81. Com
Western excited and higher; cim 'ry
easier; mixed. spot ami seller Amn,t
sole; seller September 62@ 62sc; sl,r
October Gale; seller November 6nt
sales ut 61c; steamer 5tGSb5c. Osr..
Quiet and firm; western white iiSIN
mixed Il(S42c. Rye-Dull at 75r>'
Hay y--iiigher and firm; prime 10 cir"',r'
Pennsylvania $l7 O0(6l9 10. ProvisiN"s
Firm. Mess Pork AT sis -. E,E
Meats Shoulders and clear rib sn,s :.
packed 7iGl0lc. Bacon shoulders y e:
clear RIB sides lie; hams l2i@l3lc. Lard
Refined II Butter -firm; western
grass l3(9iSc. EYs-Dull. Petroleum
Nominal. Cntiee-liigh.r and strong;
Rio cargoes l0t@l2lc. Sugar-lbettrr
but duh; A soft 9.c. Whisky-Quiri
at 81 l!Gal L..
New Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS, August g. Coffee -
Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime. i09
Isle sugar Quiet aud steady. inlc.
rlor to COOL common 6in1!c; common
To good common 1lG1!c; yellow clarI.
fled ?G9lc. Molasses -Stea iy: com.
mon 20td25c; fair 25Cf%oc: prime Iac.
Rice Ordinary Ia prime jICG6!C
Toledo
ToLsDo, August 5.-Wheat Strong:
closed quiet ani easy; No. . red spo;
81 22; seller September II ~. seller
October 81 -; seller year - 25! No.3
red 81 u; amber Michigan 81 %. Corn -
Qulei; high mixed sac; No. . spo, jic
seller wear $50. Oats-Dull; 40. ..
seller August sac.
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Bank Suspension.

HALIFAX, August 5.-Merrickson &
Co., bankers, suspended to-day. Their
direct liabilities are between $4,000 and
SIO0 600.
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N ew Orleans.

Nsw ORLEANS, August g. Coffee -
Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime. i0.9
Isle. Suvar-Quiet aud steady; inlc
rior ~ COOL common Gia1!c; common
To good common 1lGG7.c; yellow clan.
fled ?d9lc. Molasses Stea iy; com.
mon 20td25c: fair 25CrGDr; prime 10.
Rice - Ordinary Ia prime j!Ca6!r
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ITALY.

Poked His Nose Where he Had No 5us-
mess
ROME, August 5.-The Spanish Minis.
ter at Italy, has communicated to Signor
Mancini, Minister OF Foreign Affairs, a
telegram from the Council oil Ministers,
instructing him to express their regret
that the Spanish Prelate should have
mixed himself up in affairs foreign to
his order.
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Deserving articles are always sppreci.
ated. The exceptional cleanliness of
Ia-ker's hair St!sam makes it popular
I.ay hairs are impossible with its oc-
casional use.
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ENGLAN D.

The Lancet" on the Presidents Case
LONDON, August 5.-The Lancet this
week says: 1t is to be remembered that
unless President Gartield's bullet causes
local disturbance it would not be in &C.
cordance with modern surgical practice
to attempt its removal.
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Laying Corner stone at Cambridge. o.

CAMBRIDGE, August 5.-The corner
stone of Guernsey county's new Court
House was laid yesterday afternoon by
the Freemasons in the presence OF
crowd numbering thousands. Short
addresses were made and the usual GER
emonies attendant upon such occasions
performed. A procession Of at least FIVE
hundred Masons paraded the streets,
which, together with bands OF music
from Marietta, Quaker City, Canal
Dover and New Philadelphia, made q
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The ylrsin:a Convention.

RIcsMoxp, Va, August 5.-The Con-
seryatiye Convention nominated I: W.
Mckinley for Attorney General and ad'
iourued si.s die.
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ToLEDo, August 5.--Wheat Strong:
closed quiet and easy; No. red spot
81 22; seller September 81 ~. seller
October 81 -; seller year - 25,; Noe
red 81 u; amber Michigan 81 -. Corn -
Qnie,; high mixed sac: No. . spo, jic;
seller wear 58,r Oats-Dull; no. ..
seller August Sale.
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Hickie Sentenced

LONDON, August 5.-Iu the Central
Criminal Court to day, Patrick Talfourd
Hickie, convicted of threatening to kill
Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland, was
sen, enced to fifteen months imprison-
medt at hard labor.
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Ar Prs3srin,o, N y

FREDERICTON, n. b, August 5.-Ths
steamer Royal, from ST. John. was
burned to the waters edge this morning.
y lives lo~t. The carIS WIS partially
discharged. Loss covered by insurance.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy At 2i'2to 3 Psrcsnt-6ev'
srnments Quiet and fim-Flour
Ia Good Demand At Full Prices
Wheat Active, Firm and Higher
Hogs Dull.
FINANCE.
New York.

NIw YoRK, August 5.-Mossv-Mar.
ket easy at 2i@S per cent Prime mer-
camille paper S@4 per cent. Sterling ex.
change, bankers bills steady at 1921; de-
mand 4s4l. Dry goods imports for the
week, $S,S46,0OO.
SiLvER-At London SLID per ounce;
bar silver here ll2t; subsidiary silver
coin | per cent discount.
GoyKRSMESrs-Quie aud firm.
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New YoFE.

N.w YORK, August ). Cotton Dull
at l2 l.l6912 5.lGc. Flour-Higher,
closing quiet receipts II, 600 barrels; ex.
poris 5000 barrels; superfne State and
western 81 OO(d)4 IS; common to good
81 75(d5 25; good 10 choice s. 3D(d8 IS;
white wheat extra 81 75(G5 -; fancy do
f6 3OfG7 50: extra Ohio 81 9j(dG 10;
ST. louis - 9j(gG Is; Minnesota patent
process s. 2j(d,7 70. Wheat-Fairly
active aud shade higher; receipts l53,-
600 bushels; exports &C, 900 bushels; un.
graded spring 81 I0tT1 q; No. 2 Chi
cago spring 81 22iGg1 %; ungrsded red
9OcfaSI -; no. 3 do. 81 e3Cal "a:
steamer do 81 1891 ISl; No. 9 do. 81 q
al 2S: steamer do 81 2nGi H3; No. ]
red 81 20l; mixed winter 81 "a; ungrSled
white 81 GOAL 25I; No. 9 do. 81 "a; No
| do. sales 800, 900 bushels, at 81 Tlts
27I; steamer do 81 20l; No. 9 red
seller August, sales 272,OOO bushels.
at 81 27.@l 27.; closing at 81 El;
seller September, sales 682, 600 bushels,
at 81 296l 30: closing at 81 293: seller
October, sales 62i OO0 bushels, at $l3It
al 3: closing at 81 81 1; seller Novem
Der, sales 5000 bushels, at 81 $40
| 33i. Corn-lm2.c higher. closing
weak receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
So 600 bushels; ungraded 5iaGO!c: No.
; 5Najilc; steamer JifaJ64c: No. 2, Sol
6GOIc; No. 2 white Gle; steamer yellow
5SCdi59..; No. 2 seller August JJ!Ca 60ic,
closing at JJI; seller September GIG
63ic, closing st G2Ic; seller October 65l
Cd66c, closing at 64ic. Osia-Insctive:
receipts 5000 bushels; western mixed
42CI45c; white western 4GfdJ0c. Hay
In fair demand at JOfS55c. Hops
Qniet and steady. Coffee Quiet and
steady. Suzar-Strong, with better in.
quiry; fair To good refining 7.oe7tc
moiasses -Qniet snI unchanged. Rice
Steady and moderately active. Pc.
troleum-Ddll and nominal; United
7s.c; crude GIG7Ic; refined Tie TalI0v
-strady AMI fairly active At 80 lG9
8Il lGcc. Epsin Firm at s. 0CG2 04.
Tnrpentine-Strong at i2lfe4G. ExgB
-Dnll and unchanged. Pork Higher;
closed dull; new mess quOted mt SIS 90.
Beef Quiet anil unchanged. Cut Meals
demand light and holders firm; long
clear Ole; short clear l0c. Lard Active
aud shade higher; prime steam 3ll IS.
Butter-Firm and in good demand at I3
C124c. Cheese-Dull and tending down.
ward at 7gl0c.
CINCINNATI.
CiscIsssTI, August 8. - Cotton -
Qar.t and susdy at lic. Flonr Quist
aud unchanged. Whpzt-EKcited and
higher; 40. . red wiRter 81 2lt1l %;
choice 10 81 D. CoTn-N0. mixed
J6ita5Gic. OAts-Demapd fair and msr'
ket firm; No. 9 mixed 3sc. Rye-De-
mand active aud prices have advanced |;
| No. 2 94c. Barley-Strong; No. illl
extra 9)c bid. Pork-Firm at SIS %.
Lard-Firmer stsil z5. Bulk Nests-
Strong and higher sbouldepf 2Si clear
rib 50 IS. Bacon on-Strong; shoulders
Sc: clear rib lO,c; clear lie. Whiskey-
Firm at 81 0s. Butter-Firm and un.
changed.
| Pittsburgh.
PrrsBursH, August 5.-PetFoleum-
| Quiet; United certificates weaker a 15i; :;
,s6nea 7lc for Philsdelphia delivery.
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BULLETINS. 8.
The Same Stereo,yped Report.

Inc oamc &A0bS1''
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 5, $50 A.
M.-The President slept naturally the
greater part of the night, although he
has taken no morphia during the last
twenty. four hours. His condition war
ranted several days ago diminution in
the quantity OF morphia administered
hS podermically at bed time, and it was
reduced at first to one-twelfth and after
wards to one.sixteenth OF a grain in
twenty.four hours, without any eonse-
ouent unpleasant result, and finally has
been altogether dispensed with. His
condition this morning exhibits contin-
ued improvement and another good day
is anticipated. At present his pulse is
SO, temperature SO 4-l0, respiration Is.
[Sgned.l d. W. Bliss,
J. X BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
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Free from Fever at l:l5 D. m.


ExEcuTlyE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
August 5, lis P. M.-The President
continues to make slow but steady pro-
gress toward recovery. He ate about
the usual quantity OF breakfast this
morning, consisting of beefsteak. pota-
toes, toast and milk, and has up to this
hour rested quietly and comfortably.
His pulse is not high, and he is entirely
free from fever.
The Evening Bulletin.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, P. M.-The
President has passed another good day.
The appearance of the wound and the
character and amount OF the discharge
of pus continues satisfactory. He has
taken an adequate quantity of nourish-
ment and has had several pleasant maps
during the day. At 1890 p. m. his tenn
perature began to rise, as usual, but to
moderate degree and without a per-
ceptibIe deepness of the skin. At pres
ent his pulse is l02, temperature 100.
40. respiration 10.
rSiyned1 d. w. BLISS,
TX. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN.
oh. AGNEw.
Doing Finely at IL P. NJ.
WASHINGTON, August 5.-At IL o'clock
tonight DR.. Reyburn said the President
was doing finely and resting we'll with
out morphine.
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THE DEADLOCK BROKEN.
Gen. Robert Lowry Nominated
by the Mississippi Democrats
for Governor.

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 5.-At no time
since the organization of the convention
has there been the same activity, same
personal zeal in the interest of the re-
spective candidates. To-day, particularly
in the forenoon, Governor Stone and
Major Darksdale, the two most Promi.
nent candidates, were each in the capi.
tol inspiring their followers to stand
firm to the end. Seven ballots were taken
to-day. When the Convention adjourn.
ell for dinner the twenty seventh ballot
stood: Stone l08, Barksdale 90, Eeath-
erstoneI9, Calhoun II. When the con-
y.ntion afternoon session CalhOun's
name was Withdrawn. On the thirty.
first ballot the convention took
.cess for five minutes. All
of the anti.Third Termers
were requested tn meet in GAUGES. When
the convention reconvened, Barksdale
and Featherstone were withdrawn and
Robert Lowry placed ia nomination
Gen. Tucker. In nominating. Lowry
said: He was the embodiment
of two ideas, viz: Opposition TO third
term and the severance OF the Judiciary
from the Executive Department. The
Stone delegates at once began flibuster.
ing on motion 10 adjourn by
call by counties. A test vote gave for
adjournment, ll2 against l28. Finally,
by consent, the convention adjourned
until 9p. N.
Later.
JACKSON, MISS, August 5.-The Dem
ocratic Convention on the thirtieth bal
lot nominated for Governor-General
Robert Lowry, OF Rankin coun.
ty. Major Bsrksdsle. General
Featherstone and General Calhoun were
previously Withdrawn. The vote stood:
Lowry l26, Stone liz. Great enthusi.
asm prevails. The success OF Lowry
il regarded as an endorsement Of
B ,rkSIsle wing OF the party. q. ID.
,am,is Vas nominated for Lieut.. Gov
ernor on the first ballot.
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BUFFALo, Aug. 5.-The engine house
OF the Buffalo Creek Railway Company
burned this morning with three engines.
Loss. $50 0CO
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Pittsburgh.

PrrrssursH, August 5.-Petroleum-
Quiet; United certificates weaker as '5i;;
redned 7ic for Philadelphia delivery.
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FIRE RECORD.
At Cleveland Loss S25, 900.

CLEvELAND,O August Before day
light this morning j. Laipy < CO.. rye
Touring mill was destroyed by sup
posed inrendary fire. Loss S25, 900; in
sured. Fifteen hoIndred dollars worth
OF lumber Was burned in Krause 4 Son'S
adjoining yard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06
PRODUCE.

sNo sales. tOdere !.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-26

the store. Several clerks were knocked
over and some damage done before they
could be started out again then they
knocked over horse standing in front,
and every leg of mutton in the lot
jumped over him before he could get up
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-26
Aamcaster fmtRlIige,lrer.
TUESDAY EVENING. JULY 20. 1881.

mot THE LEAST BIZ SMART"
"Come hither, you madcap darling:'
1 said to my four-year-old
81 say, what shall he done to the bad, bad girl
Who will not do as she's told: .
Too well you have your own wee way,
While little you love to mind;
But mamma knows what Is good for you,
And isn't she always kind?"
So told her Of Casabianca,
And the fearful burning ship:
"Do yon think said, /, "such child as that
Ills mother wOuld have to whip?'
And my heart went out with the story sad
of this boy, SO noble and brave,
Who wouId dare not 10 tlisObey,
Even his life to save.
Then her eyes grew bright Us the morning,
And they seemed to look me through:
"Ah. ah!' thought l, you understand
The lesson have in view.
Now what do you think of this lad, my love
Tell me all that is i'm your heart"
t'I fink she said, he was drefful good,
But he wasn't the least bit smart"