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rbe Baldwin Case.

NEwAEK. y. j.. November l+-Ine
iCashinr Baldwin came before the
q states Commissioner this morn
Martin, oi Martin x Runion, Wsh
stree, brokers. produced a batch OF Su-
cents drafts negotiated by then tor
BALDWIN. Nugeut's counsel examined
Martin 90 show that Baldwin had Il
.ar,e stoca transaction in o'uer names.
ln, account WAS in Bald~1n's vile =
n.,ua. but the amounts involved Were
.nlt over $500 His .rOth"r, Theodore
..a ban. teller, a'so had an account
which became 50 large that OScsr
VA, notified, H- appeared surprised
hu, Afterwards said it was all right Ihe
account increased, and some times he
syn, from S2O.OOO to $4,000 IN cash Tor
s.ar.'us hv a messenger. ami they had
borrowed i1r him as much ~ Ten thon-
,Sui shares of stock, repreS"ntlnga mil
hon dollars ~ par. Martin finally or,
.prfd the account closed, as he Prettr RED
uor ~ nave such large dealings with \
prr~,u ao.ding a position Of trnst. The
c,,e VAS then adjpnrued until Saturday.
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TUN IS.
Troubles of the French Army.

Troupios OF tho froncn Army.
LONDON, November l4.-A dispatch
from Dairwan says: All the inhabitants
have been disarmed. The quartering
of French troops in a number OF mos.
ques and colleges has given great OF
fense to the Tunisian.
General Logerot strongly objected to
the projected march to Gabes and
thence to Susa, and only prepared to
start on receiving stringent orders from
Paris. The route lies through diff
cult and mountainous country
where operations will be almost
impossible after rains, which have al.
ready begun. 1t is impossible to de-
scribe the unpopularity OF the expedi.
ton among all ranks. 1t is openly de.
nounced as waste OF lives, and the
French officers contemplate a wholesale
resignation OF their commissions at the
close OF the campaign.
The construction OF the railway from
Susa to ksirwan will probably be
stopped by the rains.
Fever and dysentery continue among
the troops to an alarming extent.
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Lost In the Snow,

DENVER, COL, November l4-An
Italian, vino WAS picked up by Rio
Grande train, Saturday morning, near
Gunnison, reports that on Friday after
noon he and three companions started
to walk from Pitkin to GunniSon, and
after going seven or eight miles, dark
ness overlook them, and heavy snow
storm set in. He got lost and become
separated from his companions, wander.
ing about ali night. In the morning he
reached the railroad track, and was
picked up by the eastbound train. HIS
companions have undoubtedly been
frozen to death. The Survivor is badly
frosted, but will recover. 4 party
started from Pitkin to search Tor tic
missing men.
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An Unfounded Rumor.

New YORK, November IA rumor
was current, today, injurious to the
credit of the Tradesmen's National
Bank. The clearing house sent a com
mittee there this afternoon and the
President informed them he would, in
view OF the rumor, consider it favor il
they would make thorough examina-
ton Of the bank, so that the rumor may
be denied on the highest disnterested
authority. The President OF the Fourth
National Bank says the Tradesmen's is
entirely solvent.
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Jlncinnati.

CINCINNATI, November li.-Cotton-
Firm and higher at II. .c. Flour-Strong;
family il I, ii IS 45a6 75;, fancy 81 1907 u; IS;
Wbeat-ln good demand; No. red
winter 81 4l@l 40. Corn-In good de-
,nand at full prices; No. . mixed 6G4c.
Oats-Strong and higher; No. ? mixed
4SiG47c. Rye-Firmer at 81 06. Bar
leyCDemand fair and market firm; No.
Jfall 81 II. Pork-Scarce and firm at
SIS 25. Lard-Firmer at gil 40 Bulk
Meats-Srarce and firm; shoulders &C;
clear rib 0c. Bacon-Scarce and firm
shoulders &c; clear rib lO.c; clear llsc.
Whisky-Active and firm at 81 Us; com; nn;
barrels at 81 0S; basis to be advanced
acents 10 morrow. Butter-Dull; cream
ery $50; choice Western Reserve 26c
choice Central Ohio 20c, liuseed Oil
Dnll At ole,
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FIRE RECORD.
Printing Ofics Fire.

WAYSEsBURG, Pa, November IA
The building of the Republican office in
Waynesburg caught fire this morning.
The citizens were promptly on hand,
aud after considerable effort the fire was
subdued. There was considerable dam
age to the building by water.
Cotton Mill Burned
MERRIroS, November 1.-THE Merri-
ton cotton mills we're burned to-day.
Loss $4,000; insured for $4,000.
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Arctic N ews.

SAN Francisco, November 1.-THE
Stock E'pOr!s publishes extracts from q
letter from an officer on the Arctic relic
steamer Rodgers. dated October 10Th, at
st. Lawrence Bay, where the ship ar
rived the day before. A sedge party
was landed on the Siberian coast, about
fifty miles from East Cape, with one
years provisions, with orders to Sledge
the coast to the north as soon as the
ground ia covered with snow. The
Rodgers reached latitude - deg a
min. north; ne land was visible to north.
ward, but southward flight o; ducks
showed that there must be land in that
direction
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Gould's Crank.

New YoRK. November l4.-Col. John
Howard Welles WAS to-day arraigned
at the Tombs police court, on the charge
of attempting to blsckmail Jay Gould.
Inspector Byrnes applied to Judge Blk
by tor remand to enable him to pro-
cure the necessary evidence to sustain
the complaint. The prisoner was then
taken back to police headquarters aud
locked up. 1t is intimated that lnspec-
tor Bvrnes is in possession OF documen-
tary evidence OF an important character
against Welles not yet published. Jay
Gould did not appear in court.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, November l4-The budget
before the Reichsrath shows the reve-
nue. is estimated at 433 100000 Aorins,
an increase OF 23,OOO,000 lIorins over last
year; expenditure, AL 100000 ilorins,
an increase OF 100000 horins. The
expenditure includes 5,NO0,0O0 horins
for the Arlberg tunnel.
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elect to the Reichstag. Dietz, Socialist,
has defeated the Progressist at Ham.
burg. Frohme. Socialist, has been
elected at Hanau.
In consequence of the desire OF the
Emperor, Bismarck will remain in Office.
DR.. Stoecker has at last obtained seat
in the Reichstag at Minden, by a ma
iority OF 1000.
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THE NEWS -
,,rne Day i'm Pithy Paragraphs.
nOpestIC

... o. .rarr. aged IA. fatally stab.
..., Marietta, at ShrlbyvIlle, Ind,
.....4s ,yria1S.
r..,,rs nf Hamilton K McClue's S
Detroit, exploded Yesterday,
..-. .aur men and causing a ,oss Of
.a..tH
,..r. tie Is, instant Chicago packers
1850. slaughtered and salted 252, 600
a,afusr .;~1. 900 for the correspond
r-r,oi m l>No-
..r Illinois state horticultural society
She horticultural society OF northern
is vii. hold an snaua, JOINT meet
... the lirauG Pacific hotel, Chicago,
..av. December d, remaining in ses.
ny DAYS.
.ar- Alfred Lee, who vas removed
., Mo-. -..r. position OF Consul General at
..-.t.~r. Germany, through the intiu-
.-..... ,r3v. Foster, Yesterday, assumed
.--. rs the editorial columns OF the
...r-uus. o., JyarnG'.
...llr.,pau case is now fairly com-
'~.-t sad daily instslments Of the
OF Charles Guiteau aud the
.S... ..~-eau family, for several gener-
.a., will be furnished for the
ninth OF SIX weeks.
......,srn.y-lye cents per bushel at
.'.... w.ay long for boom in the
=. .srsv..jally hard on the man
..... .a ..r river towns, and
....t come soon, many OF them
." ..r-. = suSpell
....r.t. recent rulings OF the Post
....-.uaut - the following: a
..-....a,.., 8 ,ourth-cIass matter, as it
ans BID writing CireenbaCks and
...r ..sg be- mailed together in regis
...-.f r.., ,ages AS lOurth-Class matter.
\...t nanl notes, being partly writ.
..r. g.- subject TO letter rates, and reg.
.-.-t gacSaged containing National
..., a0.rs and silver would be subject
.. --.- rAtes.'
Foreign.
r...,heria and smallpOx are deyastat-
... .a-;s Of Russia.
Ta- cholera at Mecca swept away SS4
. .rms in three days.
In. proposed Cabinet of Gambetta is
rlt.suri IN our foreign dispatches.
Martin Nu,uge, a recently discharged
...,.r,s. has been re.arrested and lodged
F.. 0ramay Jail.
4 box Of rryolvers and a list of Fenisn
a-.,u uuouS has been captured III
E-.Urri, England.
Tie French troops in Tunis are find
a. Lrsrr, campaigning very dreary
warfare. Following tleet and wary
.... over sterile plains almost destitute
.s water. Is destructive alike to the
.-a.l and the spirits oi European sol
.-Ey.
On saturday, the last day Of the pres
-r, session Oi the Land Commission,
..rr - 900 applications for reduction OF
rent were hlrd, making d total OF over
$4,000 cases. All reductions made here
sacr, except on those filed prior to L
..ock Saturday night, take effect on
.-xt rent day.
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Patti 10 Sing at Clnninna,i

CoNCIyHATI, November 1.-THE
Musical Festival Association has, this
afternoon, closed contract for the ap-
pearance OF AdeIna Patti at the per-
formance OF the Oratorio OF the Messiah,
in Music Hall, during Christmas week,
and the official announcement of the
event was made to the members OF the
! chorus at the rehersal tonight.
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Ir is foolish mistake TO confound a
remedy OF merit with the quack me" .
cines now so common. We have ust Il
Parker's Ginger Tonic with the happlest
results for Rheumatism and Dyspepsia,
and when worn ont by overwork, and
know it TO be a sterling heath restora.
ative'-T;nes. See advertisement.
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aeooraphical Types.

The people down East need not laugh
at our Western ways Of Doing business.
1t amounts 10 about the game thing all
around, after all. We rob railroad trains
and mountain stages, and our neighbors
down East keep summer hotels. And,
dearly beloved, allow us to say that the
difference in methods does not make Il
continental part Of difference to the
traveller Burlington Hdwi>ge.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at S TO 6 Per Cent.-Govern-
ments Unchanged-fIour Generally
Steady - Wheat Higher Hogs
Active and Firm.
FIN ANCE
New York,

Nlw YORK, November l4.-MoNlY -
Easy at sac per cent. Prime msrcan-
tile paper 6G7 per cent. Sterling ex
change, bankers bills. firm at 4Slt; de-
mand 4S5.
SrvER--At London sid per ouncs :.
bar silver here ll2s; subsidiary silver
coin / per cent discount.
GovERNHENTs-Un nchanged except A. 4.
coupons which are per cent lower.
SKIS, extended .........l0l :,
Foun and q half coupsI
fours
RAILROAD BoSDs-Irregular.
STATE SECURITIES-Inactive.
SToCks-The market opened irregular
but generally weak and lower, Memphis
Il Charleston, which was one per cen'. q.
higher. being the only Notable exception
in the earl y sales. A decline OF to
per cent, took place later in Memphis II
Charleston, but at first the board market
took an upward turn, and advanced TO
per cent. recorded: most market in
Alton 4 Tere Haute common anu pre-.
ferred, Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleve.
land, Erie preferred and Missouri Paci.
fic stocks. Towards noon speculation
became weik, and the general
list continued heavy throughout
the afternoon, the lowest figures
OF the day being current after the
second call, when prices showed a de-
cline OF | to 2i per cent, Nashville.
Chattanooga, Indiana, Bloomington and
Western, Northern Pacific. Northwest
ern, c., c. d |. c., Texas Pacific, C., B.
4 e., Rock Island and Wabash preferred
leading therein. In the final sales
there WAS a recovery of ia! per cent.
Norfolk and Western sold up 81 per
cent, but closed at reaction OF ]! per
cent, Houston and Texas rose per
cent, but reacted . per cent.
The Express says: The Stock Exchange
was scene OF great excitement just
previous to the close OF business, when
the room was flooded with rumors of an
unfsvorabe and rather startling
nature. 1t was reported that the
Tradesmen's bank was in trouble,
and that large dry goods house
had failed; that Philadelphia
bank was embarrassed, that a prominent
bank President was dying and that
railway msgnate had been assassinated.
As might naturally be expected, this
unusual crop OF rumors had depress-
ing effect upon shares oi speculation,
aud led to general selling movement.
which carried down prices in the final
sales, when it was discovered that there
was no truth in the story ABOUT the
Tradesmens' Bank, and also that there
WAS no foundation for the other rumors.
There WAS marked change for the bet
ter in the stock list, and prices recovered.
Transactions 342 900 shares.
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CLEARING HOUSE
Reports from All the Principal
Cities.

BosToN, November 1.-THE Post
furnishes the following table, showing
the total gross exchanges of twenty.four
leading clearing houses in the United
States, twenty three being for the..week
ending Saturday, November 18th, and
one, Louisville, for the week ending
Thursday, November lUth:
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WHEELING, w. TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10 1881

indignant in court and was only paciied
by the assurance OF the Judge that moth
ing should be done without consulting
him.
The beginning OF the trial was full OF
incident and excitement.
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CASUALTIES.
Terrific Boiler EIplosion-Four Men
Killed.

Terrific Boiler EIplosion-Four Men
Killed.
DETROIT, November IA terrific
boiler explosion, killing fOnr men and
fatally wrecking eight boilers, occurred
.t Hamilton Il McCline's mill, Sunday
night. The killed we're Mike Sebor, a
widower with two children, James Sebo,
B. n. Carpenter and Blsnchert, all young
Frencnmen employed at the mil, the
last three single. A battery OF isur
boilers were blown in all directions with
terrific force, while the first four OF the
other battery were only torn apart, and
the fifth simply thrown out OF lts bed.
Loss, including the shutting down OF
the mill at this time, twenty thousand
dollars. No insurance.
Land slide-Loss $4,000.
CLEVELAND, November l4.-l.ate Sat
urday afternoon the land OF the hill on
the South Side began to slide into the
valley of Walworth run below, and is
still steadily continuing to slip, un-
iii at noon. to-day, probably five acres OF
earth has been deposited in the run,
damminy up the stream snd entalling a
loss already estimated at SO,0OO and
threatening to increase. The slide was
,au ri hv rXcAyating for the New York,
CAicaya and st. Louis Railroad.
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GERMAN Y
Rumored coalation Between bismarck

Rumored Coalstion Between bismarck
aud the Party OF the Centre.
BERLIN, November IA speedy
modification OF the May laws is to be
expected, with a view OF obtaining a
Government majority in the Reichstag
by an arrangement with the Party OF the
Centre. Liebrecht will relinquish Otfen-
bach in favor OF Bebel, whom the
Socialists there will DO their utm )st 10
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, November 4.-Diph-
iberia, scarlet, fever and small pox are
devastating the centre and south OF
Russia. The severity OF the disease
exceeds anything heretofore known.
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auralRia.

It has been ascertained that the mos.
inveterate cases of Neuralgia are cured
bv Fellows Compound Syrup OF Hypo'
ph Nsphites.
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CRIMES.
West Virginia Murder.

CINCISNATI, November IA Times,
Star special from Charleston, w. Va,
saws: George Park was shot three times
on Saturday night by his half brother,
Henry Reynolds, from the effect OF
which Reynolds died this morning. The
shooting took place at home. No arrest
Probable Murder.
CINCISNATI, November II. - Last
night a cutting affray occurred on the
Warsaw pike, which will probably re-
suit in the death of Frank Minters. The
wound was the result Of drunken quar-
rel between Minters and Henry Gerke,
during which the latter drew a razor and
slashed Minters across the throat, max
ing wound six inches in length and
TWO inches deep. The wounded man
was removed to the City Hospital and
will probably die. Gerke is yet at large.
Youthful Murderer.
SnELBYvILLs, IND., November Ii
On Saturday evening Frank Herner and
Louis Marietta, boys, aged IA and III
years, respectively, quarrelled over
game of marbles. When the younger
bow started to run to avoid fight, he
was caught and held by another boy
while Herner ran up behind and
stabbed Marietta in the back, penetrs-
ting the lung. The boy was alive last
night. but was not expected to live till
morning.
Probable Murder.
PrrrsBuEdH, November IA serious
affray occurred between ten and eleven
o'clock last night in George Williams
saloon in the Twenty-seventh ward,
South Side, in which Nicholas (ilokey
received wounds which will probably
result in his death. 1t appears that
Glokey quarreled with Phillip Cassberg
about some trivial matter and they final
ly came to blows. Beer glasses were
thrown at each other by the men, and
Glokey was SO badly hurt on the back OF
the head when the fight was ended that
he had to be removed in conveyance
to his home near by.
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z he New Cabinet,

PARIS, November li.-Gambetta, this
morning, a1nOunced to President Grevy
the definite formation OF the Cabinet. 1t
is confirmed that De Freycineta will not
enter the Ministry. Consequently Gam
beta has renounced the idea OF assum-
ing the presidency Of the Ministry with
out portfolio, and will himself take the
portfolio CT Foreign Affairs. The new
Ministry will be gazetted tomorrow.
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Assignment.

I-wis Morris x Co, importers Of drugs
.,.f chemicals. - Cedar street, have
maie AN assignment. Liabilities SllO,-
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H"a=
ENGLAE D.

LONDON, November l4.-Count Kal-
noky, the Austrian Ambassador to Rus
sa, has been suddenly recalled. No
doubt this is closely connected with the
appointment OF a successor to the late
Earon Won Haymerle, the Austrian
Premier.
Tie Post, referring to the status and
previous occupation oi some OF the AS
sistant Commissioners for fixing q fair
rent under the Land Act, says: A
Member OF Parliament, when Parlia-
ment meets, will move Tor select com
mittee to inquire into their antecedents
and qualifications.
Pierre Pauinier, Archbishop OF Bes-
ancon, Is dead.
Lorne's Arrival
LIVERPOOL, November II. - Lord
Lorne arrived to-day and was met by
Princess Louise, and with her proceed
I'd to Eaton Hall, the seat OF the Duke
ii Westminster, near Chester. They
were cheered by thousands of people,
who had assembled at Birkenhead Land
ing. There was also a popular and mu-
nicipal reception in their honor at Ches-
tar
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"No Sales. iOn'errcd;
PRODUCE.
N ew YORK.

NEW YoRK, November li.-Cut.ou-
Steady at II ,(Gl2ca; futures steady.
FlouI-Dull; receipts 22,OOO barrels:
exports 5000 barrels; superiine State and
western - SOFAS %: common 10 good
extras 75G5 50; good to choice 81 90
az 0G: white wheat extra s. 25(dH 90:
extra Ohio 81 3j(G s %; st. LOUIS - .,
(d.s 90; Minnesota patent SS 0Oa9 90.
Wheat-Hisher, receipts 2l2 ,ODO bush
els. No. spring ! 10; choice No. l
Duluth 81 45Gl -; ungraded red Il -
al IS; No. do IL 406l 4Oi; No.
steamer 40 ) :i2r 39t; No red 81 AZ:
mixed winter Il 40; nBgraded 81 IlGG
| A.; No. = do 81 40; No. red sales 25,-
00O bushels, 81 4a!n"l a, closing at
81 +4i; seller December, sales ijI .OOD
bushels, at II 43.djl 49,, ,iOsirg AT
Il a.; seller January, sales "'2, COO
bushels, at 81 499, closing at - iyi;
seller February. sales $4,000 bushels.
at Il seal s., closing AT !: -. seller
March, sales jG. 900 bushels. y, Il Jjl.
Corp-Ir higher, closing weak: receipts
ia 600 bushels: exports 81 900 bushels:
nEyraded ~" 5G,c; No, : Gjm6j!c; No.
> e. Ia 7Uc: No. white 1jc; yellow -OCos
- " -
closing Al Ggic; seller December .O(a
7oIc, closing at 7Oc: seller January IS
&c, closing at 72ic. Oats-!c higher,
closing weak; receipts 23.s00 bushels:
Exports 2s,OOO bushels; western mixed
46iIg5Oc; white western 50fa 5jc. Hay
In good demand; prim" zoe. Coffee
Quct and unchanged. Sugar--Quiet
but finn; iar 10 good refining siHS!c.
MoIasscs- Porto Rico jEG 5Jr; new crop
New Orleans 65(a77c: old dn 3oo soc.
Rice Onie: Carolina j.GTSc. Priro.
leum-Dull and nominal; United Sic;
refined 7tc. Tallow-Firm At 7!r. Rosin
Quiet and steady al - -. Eggs
Western fresh firm at pc. Pork
Higher and active; mess Sis On. Beef
Steady and unchanged. Cut Meats
Firmer; long clear mddles 9,c; do shor;
clear 9.c. Lard-Prime steam Sill Goa
II G21. Butter-Quiet but firm: choice
l269sc. Cheese-Dull and lower at 89
ID.
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Lorne's Arrival
FRANCE.
n ew Ministry.

PARIS, November 1.-THE following
is the probable composition OF the new
Ministry, which will be gazetted to-
morrow: Gambetta, President OF Coun.
Gil and Minister of Foreign Affairs
Cazat, Minister cf Justice; Wadeck
Russian, Interior; Paul Bert, Public
instruction; Rouver, Commerce
Cochery, Posts and Telegraphs; Allan
large, Finance; Compenor, War; Gou
jeard, Marine; Profit, Fine Arts; Deves
Agriculture; Ragnal, Public Works.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, O., November l4-Wheat-
Quiet and firm: No > red spot and sell
Ter November 81 IS! bid; seller January
81 Az; seller February II 49, asl ell;
No. 3 red Il 22 COrn--tlHiet and ii III
No. 9 spot and seller November inl De.
cember 65Ic; selie" year 8jc; seller Jam
uary este; seller May CSC asked. Oats
-Sothing doing.
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pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, November II --!'elrole.
um-Quiet; United c-rilic.r". wr k"r
and closed 5i'; r tiur.t !,r rhila-
delphia delivery.
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Tne course OF Robinson. associate
counsel, in asking for postponement
and for additional counsel, without con-
sulting Scoyille, his chief, is commented
upon rs unusual in the practice. SEQ.
vile says such a proceeding is unheard
nj, and that he will retire from the case
it Robinson is permitted to pursue such
ull.h handed course. Scoyille was very
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About eleven o'clock the work OF OBJ
tanning jury was begun, The three
who first presented themselves being
disqualified, two on the ground that
they had formed an opinion on the case,
and the other on the ground that he
had conscientious scrupIss on the sub
ject OF capital punishment. In examiu-
ing the Jurors, ScovilIe went over large
range of questions as to religious and
nnlitical belief.
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WASHINGTON, November l4.-Hon
Sackvile West, the English Minis
ter, called upon President Arthur this
morning and formally presented his
credentials. He was introduced to the
President by Blaine. The customary
Congratulary addresses were made.
1t is reported the position OF Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury will be ten
dered George g. Gorham.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-25

iel5 J.E CLASBEY, Prop.
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JULES SALOON,
135 MAIN STREET.

b Coolest place m town.
Nothing but the Best Liquors.
We beat the World at Mixing Drinks
Old Crow Whisky Specially.
Jules Favorhe Segars. Try them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-25

LESLIE'S MONTHLIRS, when
oound. make neat little volume.
The HERALD Bindery does work Id
every style and at reasonable rates