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THENEWS
.ostbe Day in Pithy Paragraphs.
Domestic.


r.- Chicago Fat Cattle >aow IS now
...r. v.,h fine display OF stock.
Tho Dpera House at Joplin, Mo-, was
r.-.-uyrI oy irr Saturday night. Loss
-..Hrr
-.r }N,r.. Vas fatally stabbed Sat
..,.-...ht ina saloon row ut Belle
.....g,.
-. .-...., million bushels Of wheat are
IN Cgl,a,o. and lake navigation
.....,r.y closed.
....r f.ilnra that of Hausmer Van
,,.... ~,.,uE,.a, from the failure of the
.....- h,.k. IS announced.
~. ...~.,g, .ri-rst,h ;udic,tes that
....-.-. i~.ay anriur the next
u. C.Esress will be cheap
..-.-
Drfrfrs q wholesale wool and hide
E,rses CIfy has abscOpded.
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..-..
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....'...,, will iorm n throuyh trunk
..... C,,i,a, "a IN NswDort News.
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&c.,. ..r., .r;fir Ohio where the
...-.-.f pf..r. Bernariis confined,
.....urp.se of lynch:ng tue prls-
... hit we're driven oil alter sharp
..-.. which several were wounded.
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WISCONSIN,.
ThanEsgiring-Rcwards Offered
for q Murdcrcr.

CHICAGO, November THE Ecsn',..j
Jouraais Madison, Wis, special says
Governor Smith, by proclamation. an.
nounces Thursday, 24tI inst as Thanks
giving day.
He also oilers a reward Of tive hun.
dred dollars for the apprehension OF the
unknown assassin OF Samuel h. Gyon,
shot at Ills home in Albion, on the 30th
OF October. Residents OF Black River
Falls believe him to be in that town, and
are endeavoring to identity and arrest
him. They offer S40O in addition ior
his arrest.
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Only $4,000 Short.

Sr. Louis, November "A Post dis
patch from Kansas City says joseph
y. Dubois, prominent hide and wool
dealer here, left the city last week, ana
his whereabouts is unknown. tie IS
alleged to be deiaulter for 5000: his
method OF operating was to send drafts
to houses in the east, to which would be
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ENGLAND %.
Sermon OF the New Dean.

LONDON, November 7.-Rev. George
Granville Bradley, the new Dean, IN his
inaugural sermon at Westminster Abb
bey, yesterday, laid great stress on the
common inheritance in the Abbey which
the citizens nf the great ltepuOlic across
the seas might claim, could they forget
divided counsels and unhappy memo
ries. America had twice this year, he
said, been drawn to the mother country
by common griefs.
Trade Statistics.
LONDON, November THE British
Board OF Trade returns for October
show an increase in exports of t2,539,-
O2l, and an increase in imports OF E3,-
81 81, compared with the same month
OF last year.
LONDON, November THE Times, re-
plying to the arguments OF the fmr
Trader, drawn from the progress OF trade
in America, prints long comparative
statement tending to show that the
trade OF Great Britain has increased eveA
more wonderfully, and that the increase
OF American exports is principally In
articles such as grain, for which America
has natural advantages to which she
gives no protection. The Times estimates
the money and trade loss to America
through the decline in the shipping, at
100000 pounds yearly, and considers
the increased severity of American com.
petition with European agriculture as
certain. The question whether it is wise
to permit this dependence on single
foreign country is, it says, one which
may force itself on the attention OF
public men,
The remains of Alexander MacDon.
aid, member of Parliament for Stafford,
was buried to-day, at New Monkland,
near Glasgow. The funeral was attend
ed by an immense Concourse oi people.
Nearly all the miners OF Lanarkshire
abstained from work in token OF respect
to the memory OF the deceased, who was
secretary of thu Miners Association for
Scotland, and President of the Miners
National Association.
1t is reported in legal circles, that il
Lord Selborne is not soon able to resume
the performance OF his duties as Lord
High Chancellor, the Great Seal will be
placed in commission.
The Stock Exchange closes Wednes'
day, Lord Mayors day, owing to the
certainty OF the procession interrupting
business.
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The Star Route Cases.

WASHINGTON, November I'm the
Star route cases this morning, the argu-
ment was resumed on the motion to
Quash the information.
Col. Cook in opposing the motion
said the case did not come into Court by
authority of the prosecuting officer, but
by the request and direction OF the De.
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Tho UsuallKillipR

VIcKsuCRG, Miss, November 7.-Da l..
iel A. Cameron, white, in a row, with
Ike and Richard Hill, at a celored
church festival, in Oakland, Saturday
night, was fatally shot. The Hills ATE
arrested.
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So sales i0lc:red,
PRODUCE.
" CIV YORK.

New YorK.
New YORK, November 1.-COtton-
Quiet at llS@lli; futures weak. Flour
Heavy; receipts "a, 900 barrels; exports
2,400 barrels; superiine State and west.
ern S3 90G5 lj; common to good extra
S4 90@5 -; good to choice s. S0(d9 on;
white wheat extra s. 25Gg9 90; extra
Ohio s. 30IS %; st. Louis s 25@9 90;
Minnesota patent process 50 00tlJ 90.
Wheat-Opened !f1l.c lower, closing
heavy; receipts l52, 900 bushels: exports
$4,000 bushels; ungradrl red 81 2l(D
! -; steamer No. > do 81 80; No. .
red 81 40@l A.; steamer do 81 354:
No. red 81 43@l 43l; mixed winter
81 So; ungraded white 81 30@l 40t:
No. white, sales $1,000 bushels, al
81 3Sl@l 40, No. > red, seller Novem.
ber, sales 10000 bushels, at - $500
l 40s, closing at 81 39i seller Decem-
ber sales $50, 900 bushels, at 81 435Ge
454, closing at 81 49, seller January.
sales 81 900 bushels, at 81 I6itgl as,
closing at 81 OBJ; seller February. sales
5000 bushels, at 81 l9GGl 30, closing at
81 ~. Corn-Dull, weak and lower, re-
ceipts la 600 bushels; exports 5000
bushels: ungraded G2@GSIc; No. ) G1c,
No. 267!@6S!c; No. white 7&lc; low
mixed 7lc; No. seller November G7;
(G6s.c, closing at 81 &c; seller December
6Ss@70C, closing at IS, ,c; seller January
70,G72c, closing at 70tc Oats-tieayy
and lower; receipts 2I,000 bushels.
mixed western 50G54c; white western
45@4Sc. Haydn fair demand and firm
at G5G70c. Coilee-Quiet AMI I'M
changed. Sugar-Quiet but firm; lair
to good refining Sl@Sic. Molasscs-
Quiet and unchanged. Rice-Strady
with moderate demand. Petroleum.
Dull and nominal; United S35c. crude
63@7lc; refined 7!c. Turpeniine--
Fresh very firm at 26!c. Ta!Iow quiet
and steady at 7,@Sc. Ros:n-f'irm at
81 5OA,2 j2t. Pork-Dull. weak and
nominal; new mess 81 -. Beef
llDu and weak. Cut Meats--DuIl and
wholly nominal; long clear 9,c; short
clear &c. Lard-f'irm; prime steam
Sll IL. Butter-Dull and unchanged.
Cheese-DulI and heavy at Sgl2!c.
CISCISSATI, November 1.-C0tton-
Quiet at llic. Flonr-DIll; family
81 25@6 60; fancy 81 3O@7 30. Wheat
Dull and lower; No. . red winter
81 24@l 81. Corn-Gooi demand at
lower rates; No. . mixed ijc Oats
Dull and nominal. Rye -Dnl and
nominal at 81 o.. Barley pull 40.
2 fall Il II. Pork-Dull and nominal
at SIS so. Lard-Duli at $40 - EnIk
Meats-Scarce and firm; shoulders SIC:
clear rib l0ic; clear lc. Whisky-Quiet
at 81 10; closed at 81 %: continuation
sales of finished goods, ll42 barrels, on
a basis of 81 10. Butter-Dull; cream.
cry &c; choice New York State and
Bradford county extra 26c. Cheese
Dull.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, November = Coffee
Quiet and steady; Rio cargoes ordi.
nary to prime 9@l2!c. SugarrDemand
active; iuferior &c; CO. mon 6!c: fair
7tc; yellow clarified S,GSic, Moasses
STEADY; centrifugal 4G 956!c; iair -
@53c; prime 559jS; strictly prime 20
@6l. Rice STEADY and in good de.
mand; ordinary to choice 4i(37c.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, November 7.-Petrolpum
Quiet; United certificates easy and
c, c,osed at S33c; refined 7,c for Phila.
Gelphia delivery.
A3dii0a II Mari .. m, a.b pno.
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PRUSSIA.
Bismarck Suing for slauder.

BERLIN, November 7.-Bismarck has
brought an action for SANDER against
Won Bunsen, Sessionist, arising from
the speech of Won Bunsen to his coll
stituents.
BREMEN, November 7.-Dr. Brown,
member for Chapter Fulda, is designa-
ted for appointment to the See OF Fulda,
another step in the direction Of peace
between church and state.
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ITALY.

ROME, November THE anniversary
of the battle OF Mentani was celebrated
at Milan and Mentahi to-day. Two
speakers at Milan and one at Mentanl
were silenCed BY the police.
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NEW YORK.
Financial Matters-Thc Secret OF
the Erie Flurry-GOuld to
Again Control It-A Grand
Trunk Line to Newport News.

New York, November THE for
eign buying OF stocks and bonds has
become an important source OF strength
to this market. II the three and one
hall per cents. are not rendered the Gov
ernment at par and interest, another
call is likely to be made soon, and it is
believed it will be ior the continued
skies.
Gould to Control Erie.
Insiders saw the Erie secret will be-
come public property this week. The
open secret is likely to be the fact,
that the English holders OF
control in Erie have requested Gould to
take the presidency OF the company
and name ten directors. 1t is said that
among the ten will be Gould, Sage,
Humphrey, Dillon, and four members
OF the present board. Gould is On
friendly terms with the New York Cen
tral and with the Pennsylvania Com
pany. The Pennsylvania Company is
said to be ready to make satisfactory
traffic agreement with the new combi-
nations.
A Through Line.
1t is semi-otiically stated that Hun
tington syndicate has bought 80 per
cent. OF the stock of the Cincinnati,
indianapolis and Chicago railroad in
the interest OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
systems. A road is being built to give
the Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chi
cago direct connection with the Rock
Island read, and to establish great
trunk line from the northwest to New
port News.
London was a great buyer of Erie
Saturday. one firm purchasing 10000
shares Lu'sIiale, New Albany and
CLlcago stock is reported scarce.
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.1a.c,las a Careless Engineer and Con-
GuctOr for Murder.

uANvHLE, Ky, November 1.-ludict-
eats for murder have been found
.,tUSt William Tate, engineer, and l..
. NrNdma, conductor, Tor the killing
Ey. uen AT Mckinney, by reckleSsly
.a.-.u, collision. The men have
-saneL Ogt and have not been heard OF
'aoe the iay OF th" killing. A reward
Na bee odsrei by Governor Blackburn,
"-..- rIy bring them TO time.
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FIRE RECORD.
Opera House Burned-Loss $4,000.

Opera House Burned-boss S5O,O 600.
Sr. LOUIS, November THE Opera
House at Joplin, Mo-, was burned last
night. The building is an entire loss.
Several merchants occupying the
ground floor are heavy losers, the prin-
cipal ones being Gibbons & Co., and ID.
A. Loose ( Co, clothing and dry goods,
who were insured. The Big Four min
strel troupe, which played in the house
last night, lost nineteen trunks and
their musical instruments. The total
loss will reach $50 600. The building
was insured for S., 500.
Destructive Fire and Loss of Life.
HAMMoNToS, \. V, November T.
The Hammonton House WAS burned
yesterday. a guest from Newark is
missing, and others barely escaped with
their lives. The women and children
were lowered from the windows by
ropes. Loss S25, 900.
Training Stable and Valuable Stock
Burned.
Louisville, November IA Courier
Journal special from Danville, ny,
says: The training stable OF Warren g.
Russell was destroyed by nre TINS
morning, and a number OF valuable
horses were burned, among them l.. b.
Fields fine stallion, Astral, by imported
Australia, dam, Coral, by NandalT a
fine mare belonging to DIR. J. =. War
ren. and q good buggy animal, owned
BY J. NJ. Wallace, fine Ericsson colt,
owned by LOUIS Durham, and another
owned by Wilson Dunn, of Garrard
county.
Court House on Fire.
PLYMOUTH, November THE court
house here, the finest in the State, val
ued at Sl50,000, is in flames, and the
probability is tnat it will be totally
rdined.
Burning Up a Village.
BRADFORD, Pa, November "A fire
at 5 a. NJ to-day, in the village OF -Four
Mile, \. V, twelve miles from here,
destroyed seven frame buildings, the
hotel, three stores and three dwellings.
The principal losers are Thomas Book
and a. J. Burr, $1,000 each; insurance,
$500. Total loss, 5000.
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INDIA.

DARGRELInG, INDIA, November =
The deaths from epidemic choleraic
fever amount to 1000, or ten times the
normal rate Of mortality the past few
years.
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GREECE.
Statue Of Lord Byron.

ATHENS, November THE statue OF
Lord Byron has been unveiled at Misso-
loughi where ne died. The ceremony
was attended by great and popular en-
thusiasm,
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AS agreeable d,, sslng Tor the hair,
@a.Ta. stop rs uing, has been long
s'asat Tor. ParSer's Hair Balsam, dis
..aio.saed tor its purity, fully supplies
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
THE IRISH LANDLORDS ALARMED.

A Monument to Lord Byron-A Missing
Manager-Debale in The French
Chamber-lnyasio of Bosnia
Condemned-Alas, for
the Gondoliers.
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lAddaiosI Markl, on All Page.l
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Training Stable and Valuable Stock
Burned.
Court House on Fire.

PLYMOUTH, November THE court
house here, the finest in the State, val
ued at Sl50,000, is in flames, and the
probability is that it will be totally
r.ninpn
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ALL SORTS.

The female plaintiff in western divorce suit was
asked upon taking the stand and prior being sworn
if she believed in future life 81 used to-" she an
swered. "but since was married have had all the
nonsense taken out of me-"
Never ask dyspertic person what he wants to eat,
but let him take few doses of Bakers Mandrake
Btters and his appetite will be all right Price 25
cents per bottle.
Henry Johnsons Arnca and Oil Liniment is an
external remedy fer man and beast.
Throat affections and bronchial diseases are relieved
Immediately by the of Downs Elixir.
1t is never safe to take too much interest in the
affairs of your neghbors. Six per cent ought to be
enough for any one.
Summer is now upon US, and in order to stand the
hotweather of the summer months, the system should
be kept in perfect condition, with all the organs per-
forming their work. Biliousness, liver complaint
dizziness in the head indigestion constipation and
all similar diseases yield readily to the effect of Bax
ters Mandrake Btters. Price 25 cents per bottle
Try 1t and be convinced.
DIR. N. G. Whites Pulmonary Elixir has no SUPER
ior as cough remedy. Price So and so cents per
bottle.
Eyes. Agnes, I am going to have cream-coored
ma has passed"
"Now / SEE!"-So said the blind man after the
Saviour had healed him. Actual blindness is not easv
to cure, although it is sometimes DONE But remem-
Der that disease Of the eyes often result from impure
blood If you have any to think your bad eyes
may have from this cause, lose not an hour OF
time in buying bottle of Dr. David Kennedy's s.Fav.
orite Remedy" which will cost you only one dollar
and take it TO cleanse your blood You can implicitly
trust it to this Or drop line to Dr. David Kennedy
Rondout N. Y. State your case fully and get the
doctors opinion free.
OF two women, choose the one that will have YOU.
chuch door.
THE REASON WHY.-The tonic effect of Kidney
Wort is produced by its cleansing and purifying actor
on the blood Where there gravelly deposit in tn,
urine or milky ropy urine from disordered kidneys
it cures without fail. Constipation and piles readl,
yield to its cathartic and healing power. Put up il
dry vegetable form or liquid livery concentrated,
either act prompt and sure-Troy Budget
Some says a lawyers wife should be nance
Sue. We differ. 1t should be Lie, and there ough
to be good deal of her, too.
Humor in the Stomach.
Much of the distress and sickness attrib,,
ted to dyspepsia, chronic diarrhea and othel
causes is occasioned by humor in the
| stomach. Several cases, with all the char
acteristics of these complaints, have beer
! cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. Other cure.
| effected by this medicine are so wonderful
that the simplest statement of them afford.
the best proof that it combines rare curative
agents and when once used secures the
confidence of the people.
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BEER DRINKING. Richard Grant
White has an article in the Atlantic
which astonishes us by its startling
statements. The subject is beer Drink
ing in England" 1t should be widely
circulated as warning for our land,
and rebuke for the class of temperance
men whose principles permit the use Of
beer. Its use among the laborers re-
duces their working days to four in the
week. 1t is not only ruinous to men
and their families, but the aggregate in
dustrial loss must be very great.
A steady, besotted drunkenness seems
to be at the bottom of most of the dis.
tress and most of the crime in England
A clergyman told me that be felt utterly
powerless before this vice, which was a
constant quantity in the problem he was
called upon to solve. The women are
almost as bad as the men, husband and
wife get drunk together; they quarrel,
they fight. and the children grow up
with this before them. They are never
really quite sober unless they are starv-
ing or i'll. To many children drunken
ness comes unconsciously. like their
mother tongue. They come out of the
cloud land of infancy with the impress
ion that drunkenness is one of the nor
NAL conditions Of man. like hunger or
sleep.
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The HAY FIELD - Timothy more
than any other grass should be cut
when in full bloom; if allowed to ripen
seed, the quality of the hay is inferior.
If the haying is begun early enough,
there may not be that hurry and rush so
often seen upon the farm. Use the
mower after the dew is off, and cut only
as much as can be well cared for. If
the hay-tedder is used. and 1t is being
yearly more employed, it should soon
follow the moving machine. Frequent
stirring of the grass to give access of
air, without its burning the surface in
the sun, is great advantage in the
proper curing of hay. In mos; cases
grass cut in the forenoon, and stirred
with the tedder. will be ready to go in
to cocks late in the afternoon. 1t paws
to cock the hay, rather than have it ex-
posed to the dew and hot morning sun.
The sweating that the partly-cured hay
undergoes in the cock makes it more rel
ished by the live stock. Hay caps are
valuable in protecting the hay from in
jury by showers. and pay for themselves
sometimes. in the protection they give
in one hard Standardization Agrscul.
| turist.
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June is par excellence the month for
hoeing. 1t is the month in which roots
start up in greater vigor and profusion,
and it is the month IN which growing
crops are benefited, perhaps more than
in any other. by the stirring of the soil.
Killing the weeds is only part of the
benefit resulting to crops from hoeing.
A very large and important part of the
advantage of cultivating is the loosen
ing of the soil, letting the air and
warmth into the roots and retarding
the evaporation of the moisture that is
below the surface, by breaking up the
capillary tubes that are supposed to form
in soil that is not disturbed 1t is i'm
possible that certain subtle electrical
effect is produced by stirring the soil
with steel or iron implements that is ad-
vantageous to growing plants. The hot
June sun very quickly withers small
weeds after their roots are loosened, and
the best time to kill them is just before
they show themselves the next best
time is just after they are up. 1t is
very important to get hoelng and weed.
ing well advanced before haylng comes
on.
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A Canadian correspondent writes the
Scientific american gives the following
simple remedy for scratches in horses
Having tried many lotions, etc., only
to obtain temporary relief for my horse,
| concluded to try mixture of flowers
of sulphur and glycerine. which mixed
into a paste. using sufficient to give it
glossy appearance, and the results [
obtained in short time were truly
wonderful. | apply this paste at night,
and in the morning before going out [
apply plain glyeerine.
More than half the bees In this part
of the state persisted during the past
winter and early spring. In many parts
of the country reports indicate the loss
of larger proportion. Probably less
then half of all the bees in the country
have survived the past season. The
principal causes of the loss is bee cholera
disease similar to that of which the
entire stock of many large bee-keepers
died in 1872.-Phoenir.
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ALSO, NOBBY HATS, WHITE VESTS, LINEN GOODS
TRUNKS AND VALISES.

TRUNKS AND vALISES.
have nice line of Wool Sackings, i'm colors and
black, for wraps and Jackets, and lots OF Dress
Goods and Suitings i'm and desirable goods and col
Ors. A lot OF Elegant Wrappers, Walking Jackets,
Busters Shetland Shawls, Black Thibet ShaWls Pals
ley ShaWls, and attractive stock of Trimmings and
Fancy Goods of every description.
My stock OF Ladies' & O ems Shoes
is without doubt the most complete to
be found i'm this vicinity. Il aim to keep
nothing but good reliable work, and
sell at fair price.
MY stock of Staple Domestic Goods always completes and shall
offer Tuesday, May IL special bargain fifty pieces Of full
Standard Print at &c per yard.
DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS
O. D. O w e n
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PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL

Stoughton, Mass, March 10th lsS
B. j. Kendall Co., Gents: In justice to you
myself, l think ought to let you know that l d
removed two bone spavins with ''Kendalrs Sp5
Cure" one very large one; Don't know how
the SPAWN had been there. have owned the Il
eight months 1t took me four months to take
large one of. and two for the small one ! have
10 bottles. The horse is entirely WELL not at all
and no bunch to be SENIOR felt. This is wonde
medicine. 1t is a new thing here, but fit doe
all what 1t has dune for me its sale will be very gr
Respectfully yours. CHAS. z, PARKER