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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-18
LIVE STOCK.
GEIcAEo.

CHICAGO, August II. The Drover,
Journal bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
1900 head; shipments $1,000 head;
market steady and weaker; mixed pack
ing S5 7596 30; light 50 25(G6 IS; choice
heavy So 4066 80; culls and grassers
81 25@6 90.
Cattle Receipts 1900 head; ship.
ments $500 head good quality and mar
ket active and steady: common to fair
81 50(G5 so; exports 50 0OG6 40; good
to choice shipping S. 50tG6 90: native
butchers s. 30(G2 30; stockers and
feeders at 50 9Og3 SIS.
Sheep-Receipts 500 head; market
active but weaker; poor to fair $3 500
4 25; good to choice 81 50@5 90.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, Aug. l7.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts 2S9 head through and S9l
yard stock; total for three days 476
through and 2,99S local. The supply
for this weeks sales has been liberal,
with pretty fair demand yesterday and
to-day. Good TO extra advanced slight.
ly over Monday, while there is no
change in any lower grades. Every
thing is sold out at this writing and
few more loads are billed to arrive. The
range of prices is about as follows: For
good to extra shipping S. 95@6 80; fair
to good butchers 81 30(64 80 common
and light butchers 81 O0@6 IS; bulls
and ia, COWS 81 1904 90. Sales to-day
476 head; total for three days 3,2s2.
Hogs-Receipts 1875 head; Phila'
delphias s. S5G7 05; Workers 81 800
9 40; grassrrs IS 50(95 80.
Shecp-Raceipts 1900 head; selling
fair at s. (0I5 25 for common to extr. ::
New York.
NEW York, August l2.-The Droucrs'
JOurnoi bureau reports: Beeves-Re-
ceip,s 2, $50 head; market in good de-
mand at an advance OF tc; full c'elr.
ance made before IL A. M; native steers
St@l2c; outside figures for four carloads
OF Kentucky steers and Texas steers at
7BGSc; exporters used $50 fat steers for
shipment tomorrow, l56 live cattle,
3,6i0 quarters OF beef, 6S5 carcases of
mutton.
Sheep p-Receipts 1900 head; sheep
sold fairly; lambs closed heavy; ex.
tremes 81 O0G5 so per 100 pounds Tor
sheep; IS OO@7 so for lambs.
Cincinnati.
CISCISSArr, August l7.-Live Hogs
FirmIand in good demand; common AT d
light S. 00(G3 IS; extreme packing So 10
@6 20. Receipts 800 head; shipments
$50 head.
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CRocKER INTERVIEWED.

Saws the Prisoner was Excited-Denies In
poto the shoe Shank Story. but McGil
SAYS the Knife was There All the Same.
WASHINGTON, August l7.-"Does Gui-
teau say anything about the assault?"
asked reporter OF Warden Crocker last
evening.
"No. ! went into his cell before left
the Jail last night, and mad converse
ton with him. This was about o'clock.
He was somewhat excited, perhaps, but
expressed himself as feeling very well.
told him to undress, get into bed and
90 TO sleep. He said he felt as we'll as
he ever did 10 his life. / noticed, as |
have stated, that he was little excited.
His conduct was s.littls unusual"
"How is he now?' inquired the re-
porter.
and saws that he did not int,nl to hurt
the guard"
"Has he made 10 explanation what
eyer?" $1,000,
NO he has said nothing. think he
WAS
Offended Because the Guard Entered His
Cell
SO sb'up:ly do not think he wastry-
ing to injure himself or get out OF his
celi.'
"wss there any weapon found in his
eell?'
"There was no weapon OF any kind
or description found. He would make
no lttempt 10 escape, added the warden.
&. I would be just as iutile as an attempt
IN limp over the moon. He has no
means with which to attemptto escape" !"
HAS any more vigorous measures
been taken since this attempt?
"rhe guards look after him constantly,
but no more constantly than before, to
Prevent Him From Iniuring Himself"
"The only way he could injure him.
self" said Captain Vernon, who ".
standing by, "would be by hanging him.
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A LITTLE BETTER.
YESTERDAYS REPORTS FROM THE
MANSION MORE ENCOURAGING.
The Feeling Of Gloom Again Percsptibly
Iited-LiVeIy Tussls Nth Guiteau
The Whole trouble Caused
by the StOmach-BlOod
Not Poisoned.
WHAT CONSTITUTES THE ENtNATA.
HOW YESTERDAY WAS PASSED.

HOW YESTERDAY WAS PASSED..
The Symptoms Much More Favorable
aops ReviV,ng. bu: the Patient Still In
80 Extremsly Critical Condition.
ExsCUTIvE MANSION, Aug. IL, ii 2. N.
To day has been q much more favor
able one than yesterday, and a gene
raj feeling OF reinsurance has been grad
ually growing. Theinterest oithe day has
centered upon the condition of the
Presidents stomach from time 10 time
and great encouragement has been de-
rived from the fact that the nourish-
ment taken naturally by the Presi-
dent has been retained, When
il was decided to give the President
cooled infusion OF beef, Doctor Bliss in
formed him OF the purpose, and he
seemed perfectly willing to take it.
After the first quantity was taken the
patient
Showed Signs of improvement.
His pulse was more firm and regular,
while at one time it was considerably
less ireqvent, being as low as lO6. This
Improvement continues from l2:45 P.
NJ, when the first teaspOonful was
taken, till after los P. NJ, when the
second was administered. The patient
slept calmly on both occasions after
taking the nourishment. He awoke after
the first nap without experiencing
any ANNOYANCE from the irritability or
weak condition OF his stomach, but
when he awoke the second time Le re-
marked to the surgeon that he tasted
liquor, and this time he
Barely Escaped Being Nsusested
and his symptoms show that his sto-
mach would not bear anything further
to-day. One OF the nurses explained
the situation by saying:
sponged the President quickly
and told him not TO think Of his stomach
and he would be all right. This sugges-
ton, it appears, was complied with
and the disturbance passed
away and no vomiting occurred.
DIR. Bliss saws it Was then
determined tNaI IL WOuIu Uc OcSl HOb W
attempt the administration OF any
further nourishment except by means
of enemata for the present. Hope is
founded upon the action OF the patients
stomach, and as it gains strength
confidence in his recovery increases, and
rice rersa. DR.. Bliss said that the patient
had been asleep nearly all the time
since the eyeaing dressing occurred, and
that
NO Morphis Has Been Administered for
Three Days
past. While all the Information ob.aln'
able tonight is OF a very favorable
character and shows rapidly
increasing opinion that the patient will
rally, there is no doubt but that he IS
still in a very critical condition, and
should his stomach become irritated in
the least degree the outlook would al
most be instantly changed from favor
able to gloom.
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COLLAPsED FLUE.
Panic on An Excursion Steamer.

Panic on an ExcursiOn Steamer.
NEW YoRK, August IL. - Steamer
Plymouth Rock, on her morning trip to
Long Brsnch, with 1000 to 100 passen-
gers, about ten miles from its destina-
ton burst Q steam fue, knocking open
the doors of the engine room, from
which immense volumes OF steam es-
capped. A terrible scene Of confusion
and terror ensued, the passengers be-
coming panic stricken. In the struggle
for life-preservers men were seen 10 seize
them, even from women. For about Q
half an hour there was Q scene Of dire
confusion in the upper deck cabin,
where the struggling mass was wedged,
the doors being blocked up, and to facil.
itate escape the windows we're broken
out and the officer ofthe boat and pass.
engers passed through, head first As
soon as the panic had somewhat subsl.
ded the band struck up and this helptd d
to reassure the passengers and restore
order. The tug Germania went TO
the assistance ofthe Plymouth Rock and
took her in tow. Before starting, how.
ever, the steamer Schuyler and City OF
Richmond also came up. The latter
and the Gerlnania towed the disabled
steamboat some distance up the bay to
smooth water, where tho passengers
were transferred to the City OF Rich
mond and brought to this city. In the
panic number OF women and children
were knocked down and trsmpled on,
but to what extent they were injured
has not been ascertained.
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American Association for the Promotion
of Science.

CIxCINNATI, o., August IA meet
ing OF the American Association for tue
Promotion of Science convened in Mu-
sic Hall this forenoon. Five hundred
delegates are in the city. The aidre,s
of welcome was given by Gen J. D..
Cox. The Association after adjourn.
ment will be given free excursion over
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad to
Chattanooga, and during the meeting
will have a reception in this city at the
Highland House on Mount lookout.
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Mnrdar Mt ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, August l7.-Anothe: mur-
der has been added to the record OF
crime in this city about 3 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. Two negroes named
Clark and Wise got into a row over
cards in a den on Christie avenue, and
the latter plunged knife into the abdo-
men of the former, infiicting a wound
from which he died. Clark was adyanc-
ing on Wise with an uplifted chair
ready to strike him when he was
stabbed.
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Mysteriously Murdered.

ST. LOUIS, August IA very mystic
rious assassination is reported from
Washington county, Illinois. A farmer
named d. Drue, living about eight miles
from Nashville, while sleeping on bed
near the door OF his house, was ava
kened about 10 o'clock Monday night by
the discharge of gun, and as he raised
up in bed to ascertain the cause he re
ceived discharge of shot in the head,
which blew nearly all the top part Of his
skull off, killing him instantly. No clue
to the murderers. Drue was in right mod
crate circumstances and not known to
have any enemies.
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At New York the increase is not due

At New York the increase is not due
to the sales OF stock, which were smaller
last week than for that OF the CORE
spending period last year. the net ex-
changes being about STA 362, ,574. Heavy
transactions on grain at high price are
reflected in the exchanges at Chicago,
Milwaukee, st. Louis and Kansas
City, but Pittsburgh and some
other manufacturing points are making
large returns. The state OF trade ap-
pears to be unusually active for the sea-
son at almost all points, and is generally
healthy, except as speculation in grain
does mischief. There is the same wide
ly distributed, steady increase in the
volume of business which appeared at
this time last year and which proved
the biggest of the most pros
porous one-half year in our history.
1t is not impossible Of course that the
change in the yield of wheat and the
corner in financial positions may Lead 70
unfavorable results, but no indication
OF such results can be found IN the
movements thus far. The changes In
short present no unfayorable symptoms.
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FRANCE
aambetta at the Electoral Meeting.

Gambetta at the Electoral Meeting.
LONDON, Aug. IA Paris correspon-
dent describing the great electoral meet
ing yesterday when Ganbetta was in
terrupted by noisy demonstrations, SAYS
Gambetta concluded his remarks thus:
"What you are doing was never done by
a worse popnlace. You are slaves. Next
Sunday ballot will avenge me on your
disgraceful conduct, and then / shall
know how to discover you, even If l
have to track you to your dens."
UNFOLDING Gambstta.
PARIS, August IA placard emanat.
ing from the Belleville Radical Republi.
can Committee, has been posted in the
twentieth ELECTORAL district, strongly
condenning the Interruptions at the
meeting at which Gambetts was to have
spoken, and expressing the hope that
all true Republicans will ayenge the in
insult offered Gambetta by voting for
him.
The Temps says: Gambetta could
not have better electoral platform, as
he is NO representative OF liberty OF
speech and resistance TO revolutionary
violence.
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PRESIDENTS APPEARANCES.
His Face Haggsrd and Blsnched 70
Whiteness-No Bed Sores as Yet

His Face Hasgard and Blsnehed TO
whi.eness-No Bed Sores as Yet.
WASHINGTON, August l7.-Since sun
day last the appearance OF the President
has greatly changed. His face has be-
come haggard and blanched to white
ness, his person has fallen away per-
ceptibly, and his debility is now so great
that he scarcely moves, and 1t Is neces-
sary to turn him ever in bed when u
becomes painful for him to continue IN
one position. The report that bed sores
have appeared is not true. The theory
that the present gastric trouble comes
from pyasmia is rejected by sll the ply
sicians They 10 not see any signs oi It.
II would show itself in color, and would
make itself known by its OdOrs. Nor do
they believe that the condition OF the
stomach would now be different II either
had been omitted in the last Opeia' ioh.
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The Virginia Tobacco Crop.

DASvILLx, Va, August II Reliable
reports from all regions OF the country
surrounding this city make it certain
that the tobacco crop this year will be
greatly below the average crop, and is
also inferior 10 quality. The season has
been unfavorable at this time, and no
rains new can make an average crop.
Only a short crop has been planted, and
much of that planted has died in the
hill. That which has survived Is very
irregular and backward in consequence
OF the drought.
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UNFOLDING Gambetta.
CANADA.
The Reformed Catholic Church.

HAMILTON, ONT, August l7.-Father
O'Connor, OF New York, priest OF the
Reformed Catholic Church, attempted
TO deliver a lecture at Watertown last
evening. He was interrupted by mob,
who hustled him from the platform and
seized his manuscript. O'Connor was
escorted TO his hotel by constables.
Warrants have been issued.
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B,.nehs pouelss.' Confession.

Nrw HAVEN, CoSs., August 1.-THE
Jury of inquest in the Cramer case re-
fuse to divulge the purport ot Blanche
Douglass confession last evening. Ii 10
known that the jury consider her state
ments OF vital importance, settling the
case against the Malleys, showing the
nature OF the murder, and that it was
mot committed in West Haven, but that
the BODY was brought to the shore.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NRw YORK, August T.-Dry Goods
There is more activity in all the depart.
ments of jobbing trade and business is
tar with package houses. Cotton goods
moving aud prices firm. Prints in fair
demand, and dress ginghams active In
both first and second hands. Mems
woolens quiet and steady. Foreign
goods more active.
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self, tearing up his bsdclothes for halt

er."
"He has not torn his clothing or blan-
ket or ANYTHING" said the warden. "He
is constantly under the eyeo the guards.
suppose his nervous condition might
have made him little restless, and when
the guard went in to see him, suppose
Guiteau thought it an intrusion and
clinched with him. He imagined the
guard had no business there, perhaps,
TThen," said the reporter, there Is
Nothing in the Shoe Shank StoryP"
"When he came to the jail he had a
pair OF shoes like these" said the war
den, pointing to his own. They were
taken from him and we gave him apair
of isil shoes, which have no shanks."
Did he say nothing to the guard?
Did he not swear at him or something"
"He said nothing. He never does
curse and has never been known to use
a proiane word"
Mcailps Story.
McGill, the guard who was assaulted,
says he went to Guiteau's cell
and noticed that he was ap-
parently pairing his nails. McGill,
thinking that he may have made some
preparations to hang himself, went IN
and asked, "What have you been do.
ingP" Guiteau replied, "Nothiug, moth
ing" Noticing the knife, he asked what
he was doing with it, and he replied,
so help me, God, have none" Nc
Gill then said "drop it." in command.
ing tone, when Guiteau jumped up and
made a cut, but fortunately McGill
threw his head back and the knife cut
the lapel.
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Stringent Orders Against Carrying Con.
cealed Weapons

ST. LOUIS, August lin view OF the
MANY murders and shooting scrapes
which have occurred here lately, the
Board OF Police Commissioners have
issued stringent orders to the police to
enforce the Law against carrying conceal !
ed weapons without fear or favor, and
arrest any man known to have or sus
picioned OF having arms on his person.
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The atest.
A Crooked Clerk.

BALTIMORE, August 1.-THE Police
Commissioners of this city have learned
that Sullivan, Vail & Co, of New York,
have been forwarding cloth under the
impression that the goods was for the
police. The matter was investigated,
and to-day Marriott Boswell, clerk OF the
board, confessed ne ordered and receiv-
ed the goods. tie was then dismissed.
It is stated that Suliyan, Vail 4 Co.'S
bill amounted 10 $500. The cloth was
received here and sold here. Boswell
has been clerk of the board since its
organization in 1868.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, August l7.-Flour-scarce
and firm. Wheat-Active, firm and
higher; NO. 2 Chicago spring 81 800
l 23} cash 81 80 seller August; 81 203
al 2Os seller September; 81 POI seller
October; 81 l9I seller year; No. 3,
81 07@l l2; rejected Sic. Corn-strong
and higher at 59G59tc cash; 59tc seller
August; colo seller September 6lac
seller October; 59t seller year; rejected
53}c. OAts-Steady, with good demand
at 36t636lc cash and seller August;
36lc(G36i seller September; 37sc seller
October; 36lc seller year. Rye-Steady
and unchanged at 9Sc. Barley-Steady
at CSC. Pork-Fairly active, and shade
higher at sl7 659l7 rs cash; $l7 coz
IL IS seller September; slT 55Sl7 ~
seller October; Sl6 scale s. seller year.
-Firmer at Sil As cash; slI $50
IL 47I seller September; Sll 57l@ll 60
seller October. Bulk Meats - Moder.
ately active and higher; shoulders 8 80;
short clear s6 s.; short rib ~ 80
whisky-Higher at 81 l5.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, August II. - Cotton -
Quiet, firm ana unchanged. Flour
Strong; family So 1905 80: fancy $6 10
67 q. Wheat-GoOd demand at full
poices; No. = red winter 81 BIOL 30; re-
ceipts ll,Oo0 bushels: shipments 30
bushels. Corn - Excited and higher; No.
No, . mixed 67Cd6sc. Oats-EIcited and
higher; No. . mixed 4Oi(94lc. Rye
Excited and higher; irregular; No u
O2aI %. Barley-Scarce and wanted at
81; no offerings. Pork-Scarce and
arm: 500 asked by buyers and sellers
apart: no transactions. Lard-Stronser
AT sll 25. Bulk Meats-Firm; shoul.
ders TIC: short clear % 20. Bacon
In GOOD demand; shoulders 73c; clear
rio i0ic: clear l0ic Whisky-Active
and prices Rave advanced 2 cents, at
81 Is: combination sales OF flashed
goods 335 barrels, on basis Of 81 IA.
Butter-Active, firm and higher; cream
ery 27(d2Sc; Western Reserve, choice,
2OS2c; Central Ohio l4Sl6c.
BAprfxoRE, August l6--Piour- HIGHER
and strong: westesn euperfne g. 25S
s 90: extra s5 25<S6 90; family IS 80
z 80. Wheat-Western lower, closing
weak; No. 2 winter red spot and seller
August 81 34tSl 34f; seller September
81 356I 35t; seller October u aK9
/ 3s: seller November u 4W9l ut.
Corn--Western higher, closing steady;
mixed SPOT and seller August 66teS663c;
seller September site; seller October
cole asked. Oats-Firm; western white
4ta45c; IN store 4sc; mixed 42S43c;
Pennsy.yanis 43t14ic. Bye - Higher
AZ $4,000. Hsy-Unchsnged. Provisions
-Firm and UNCHANGED. Butter-Firm;
western grass I39l9c. Eeys-Firm at IA
0I5c. Petroleum-Nominal. Conee-
Firm; Rio cargoes l09l2ic sug,r-;
A soft 9ic. Whisky-Firm and higher
st 81 1591 l6.
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SPORTING.
Monmouth Park.

MONMOUTH PARK, n. j., August IL
First race-Duke Montrose first, Jack
of Hearts second, E1enderry third.
Time l:45i.
Second race, five-eightbs OF a mile;
Flight first, Olivia second, Sarah Bern.
hardt third. Time l:04i.
Base Ball.
WORCESTER, MASS, August l7.-Prov.
idence 6, Worcester 4.
BosroS, August l7.-Boston ], Troy o.
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No other remedy for children, will
meet 10 many indications Of disorder OF
70 thoroughly cure them as DssIos
WoRn SYRuP. Il IN good purgafive.
pleasant to take, ard always sale, %
cents for iour-ounce bottle. soid py
druggists.
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BULLETINS.

First Information From the Sick Room.
Executive MANSION, 7:45 A. M.-Col.
Rockwell, who has watched at the Pres
ident's bedside since about o'clock A.
NJ, saws the President slept considera-
bly, at times during the night and no
vomiting occurred. DIR. Bliss reported
the Presidents pulse at ITO, and that
he felt encouraged at the general condi-
ton of the patient this morning.
First Official Report,
EXECUTIVE MANSION, S:30A. N.-The
President passed tranquil night, sleep.
ing most Of the time. He continues TO
retain the nutritive enemata, and has
not vomited since the last bulletin. His
general condition appears more hopeful
than at this time yesterday. Pulse ITO,
temperature 90 $40, respiration Is.
ISigned.1 D. W. BLISS,
J.K. BARNES,
J.. J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN.
d. II. AGNaw.
F. H. HAMILTON.
Hope Reviving.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
To Hon. II. G. Pearson, Post Master, Net0
York:
The President has rested well. The
slight improvement OF Yesterday has
been maintained. We are more hopeful.
L. l.. JAMES.
The Noon Bulletin.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1890 P. M.-The
Presidents condition has not materially
changed since the last bulletin. he has
been tranquil, has slept some, has not
vomited and nutritive enemata are still
retained. His pulse is ll2, temperature
sS7.l0, respiration Is.
lSigned d. w. Bliss.
J. X. BARNES,
]. J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN,
+. II. HAMILTON,
d. H. AGNEw.
The Message to Lowell.
ExECUTIvE MANSION, August l7.-At
5P. NJ. Secretary Blaine sent the follow.
ing:
Lo,cell, Minister, London:
At4:SO p. n. the physicians report the
President in a better condition than at
any time during the past iorty eight
hours. He has retained very small
quantity OF liquid food in his stomach,
and hope is somewhat revived.
= J. G. BLAINE, Secretary.
Sleeping at $50 p. m.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug II, $50 p.
M.-The President has been asleep near
ly two hours. There has been no recur-
renee Of the nausea in any degree. No
morphia has been administered to-day.
His pulse at this hour is about ITO
Lowell Informed Again at 1880 p. m.
WAsHINGToN, August 1.-THE follow
ing was sent tonight:
Lot~H, Nnist1r ot Landon:
A. lu,.0 10 might the Presidents con-
diti IN has not essentially changed. HIS
condition, though more hopeful than
Yesterday, or before, is still extremely
critical and fills every one with deep
anxiety.
TSignedl BLAINE, Secretary.
The latest.
Executive MANSION, l:30 A. NJ
There has been no material change in
the Presidents condition as reported
since midnight. The attendants in the
sick room have not found it necessary
to communicate with the doctors, who
are doing in an adjoining room, since
about 1880 m.
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FIRE RECORD.
At oceonto, Wy. -Lo,s 100000.

AT Oceonto, wy. -bots sSIOU,UUU.
MILwAUKEB, WIS, August l7.-Fire
at Oceonto, Wyoming, this forenoon de-
stroyed Anson Eldred's large saw mills
and numbering house. Loss placed at
100000,
At Foxburg Pa.-Loss $4,000.
PITTSBURGH, August IA fire occur
red at Foxburg, this morning, which
destroyed twelve buildings on the west
side of Main street, entaillng loss Of
S22, 900, on which there was but small
insurance.
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M. DOYLE, OF Columbus, Ga, says
that from experience he knows Sellers
Liver Pills" 70 be the best in use.
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THE OLD WORLD.
THE LAND BILL STILL A BONE OF
CONTENTION.

Gambetta Denouness the Mob at the elec.
torai Mssting-CireuIar Issued in
Support Of the Speaker-Glad-
stone Upheld by the Thun.
derer-Religious Row.