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ST. clAIesvllLE.

6pecsai 10 TIE Re0fsfeT


Specloi 20 he Reo[A1.
ST. CLaIRsyILLE, July 7.-Miles 0rton's
show is In town, today, and the email boy
Is in all bis glory. The exhibition 10 said
to lie q good one, but the attendance, To-
day. 10 not large.
Wheat harvest has Just coinpenced In
this locality, and the crop 10 the best ever
harvested.
The Fourth was not celebrated here. We
haven't recovered Jet from the recent Con.
grc.sionai Convention, hence the Pousth
was allowed TO 90 by default
There Is quite boom bers for Robert y.
Eaton as . candidate fog Secretary Of STATE
ON the Democratic ticket -
Mr.. John Barton, prominent citissn a
CoIersfn township, and Nm. Apnis Rf1tt,
Of this place, we're married Wednssdsy
evening, and vent 70 housekeeping at ooce
in the dwelling adjoining tie kstaonai
Hotel Mr.. Bartou W. soppoDed % b. en
invetesste bachelor, bat hs surrenderve O
last. Mrs. Pratt wss The widow of TIE Iste
]. G. Pratt The ceremony wa1 peTtofmed
at the residence Of the bhdss pefentA
Hon. r. T. ChamberS II talked d hess g
the Democratic candidate for CoaCsss.
The Judge would make strong eapdtdats.
and one Of whom The Democfss would b
The Democratic County Convention,
which will meet at Hartin's YssSy, Auguste
%. viii be composed Of - dsiSestee, I'D
it win require % votes 70 p0ninate.
The g. Clsirsyilis end E0sthes1 kotsseo
| had its fi1t accident today. Ihe peaee.
ger car left tie tack about . mile t6is -
Of Barton md turned 0ssE taiee aliebd.9
on IFS side st Tie bottom o. ngh eneens.
mene Only twe resotnevu vefe hnrS -
| they only siiehEy. One 3adY bed -
| wrist hurt snd spsthsf I'D aight tstarz
on the bock. Its not Known uh1t oeco
| the CIR 70 ret joA the tssek 1fains WI -
running = usual to-mofsov, Dstaron1
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PRESS REPORT.
The LIS, OF Lost stiII Growing.

MIvGo JUNCTION, o., July -Four
bodies were recovered up TO 8 this morn
ipc. John ChriSty and John Tomlinson. of
East Liverpool. D.: Ed. Duffy, of Steuben-
Vile. and VIM. Ewing, of Wellsville.
A diver arrived from Cincinnati at 0
o'clock lhis morning. He discovered sew
eral bodies, but as yet is unable to raise
them.
Lincoln Wright. found several days ago,
who was identified last evening was laying
at Steubenyille while his friends were a:
the wreck looking for him.
The bodies have been taken four miles
distant, and il is said friend asked for adj
mittance, and was refused. He wanted to
see If he could recognize the body, and the
undertaken MAS trying an experiment at
enibalmng. This undertaken has intro
duced this embalming business. Some OF
the bodies were found over a mile below
the wreck.
The total number recovered is 70; total
missing vet 81. This is only persons that
at least four to ten people can Youch for as
being missing.
Nothing new, except one thousand peo-
PIE on the ground for curiosity.
4 Miss Flora Culp from Somerset, o., IS
missing. This lady took the train on the
C.. * 2. the morning OF July 5th, and was
unconscious. We have hopes to find her
alive between Mlngo Junction anu IlllS-
burg.
At this hour, 1880, the diver reports
that no bodies can be found in and about
the wreck. and all will likely he found be-
tween this point and Wheeling or little
below.
Five More Bodies Recovered.
SrEUBENyILLE, July Five additional
bodies were recovered from the wreck OF
the Sciotc this morning, as follows: Willie
Ewing, John Christy, Miss Shields, John
Tomlinson and 3 body supposed TO be that
OF Ed Duffy.
Don't Believe It.
SrEUBENvILLE, July Whisky was at
the bottom of the Scioto steamboat diSas-
ter, as some of tine officers and many Of the
passengers freely circulated the bottle be-
fore the collision, and were drunk al the
time.
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,.Pickiinx. Guiteau.

WASHINGTON, July when Guiteau's
bedy was brought from the Jail to the Med
ical Museum it was Immediately thrown
into a picking vat. \ reporter probing
about the Museum this morning for points,
acI oss au interesting incident. While
standing in the lower hallway an old col
ored man, with barred arms and large
butcher knife in his hand, came out of the
door leading to the cooking department,
and was followed by a decided strong smell
of carbolic acid, which, by the way, per
yades the whole building to-day, and said
to one of the doorkeepers: II dun flung
three buckets o water on one side him,
an Use gwine TO wash him off Directly
The knife bore evidences of having been
used as a scraper, and it is probable the ca
daver has been thoroughly boiled down
and is now being prepared Tor the chemic-
al process OF whitening and cleaning.
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Ramed Safe RurgIar..

ROCHEsVER, July 1.-WOuId.be burglars
broke into the hardware store OF VIM. II.
Evans last night, carried their safe out and
tined to blow ii open, but JAILED 70 accom-
plish his purpose. The lock was demol.
look place about hal-past three, and Wm.
Wallace. who lives close by, hearing them,
put bis head out and asked what they were
doing, and received the reply that 1t was
none Of his business The explosion just
then occurred and they left before getting
the safe open. Mr.. Evans suspects man
who was around yesterday hunting noise
less matches
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FIRE RECORD.

CLEVELAND o., uly7-A fire dest royed
Fred. Lees saloon and James Gibbs house,
at Newburg, this morning Loss, $1,000
no insurance.
Shortly afterward gasoline lamp explo,
sion occurred in Thomas Davis store, on
Harvary street, which set the building In
flames and rapidly spread to adjoining
places. Davis loss is 5000; no insurance.
Hogan's furniture store. loss $4,000; In
sured. John Blaisdells barn, loss 500; no
insurance. Mrs. Alva Siwyers house, loss
$3.50: no insurance. Mrs. George Williams
residence, loss $50; uninsured.
New York, July THE planning mill ol
Of VIM. r. Young, Fast Tenth street, and
adjoining buildings was burned this morn
ing: loss $4,000; partially insured.
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PARKER SBURG,
Politics in the Fourth District The Re-
PubitCnnS All At Sea Personal.


SYeci0l 10 The Register.
PARKERSGURC, July From all we can
learn in gard to the plans of our Repub
liCan friends in this Congressional district,
it seems that they are somewhat divided
IN their views as 10 the course to be pur-
sued in the approaching campaign. We
have been informed that Judge Loomis
made speech at Harrisyille, a few DAYS
ago in which he favored the plan of letting
the Congressional nomination go by the
board; but this proposition will be strongly
opposed by some of the prospective Con,
greSSlOnal candidates. We learn that the
leaders OF the Greenback party have been
lmpOrtUned frequently to unite with the
Republicans and help beat the Demo.
CFa'S, and We would not be surprised that
before the campaign is over that the war
vii he anything tn beat the Democrats. o"
In case that Hon. John A. Hutchinson
receives the appointment of District At
loTney, 1t IS thought that Postmaster Scott
Will stand fair chance for the Conyres-
SlOual nomination.
We believe that Gov. Stevenson fsyors
Judge LOOMS views rs expressed in Ritchie
county, but the younger members of the
party such as Dir. Scott and others. will op-
pose that plan, asst Is highly important that
the party must be enrolled and in good
Eghung order, which will enable them to
secure liberal share OF HUbbeUis cam.
paign1 funds, (which he has been rsceiyinr
IN the shape OF voluntary ~ cDntribT.
hoEsl Tor distribution in the Fourth dis
triCt. W. "''
Miss Pedro, who WAS injured during the
cyclone Friday night last, is still unable 10
leave her room. ~
co Col; ". ?: Thompson and family. of
;.I' S'SlSIanu' ONO, formerly OF Pa-kers6urg,
IS now IN our city visiting friends Il oiJ
citizen has ever received more cordial wei.
S,ine 'hsn was Colonel I. aud his estimable
tamI'y on their return TO Parkersburr
MS: Isaac Prayer, who has been an in.
Valid Tor some time. will leave bsrs for
b.adio2d Springs on Saturday, and her
mary friends in this city hope to see her
return S1ii m due time stored t. health.
Master Walter Frazier left here vastar.
day on the Courier ior visit tn frisrS eiSg, =,
Waynesburs, Pa. - :" "'e''''S IN
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The L.ist.

ILLS EWING, WellSyiiie, ..
hIN CHRI>TY. East Liverpool, -.
Is SHIELDS. East Liverpool, o.
tIN TOMLlNSON, East Liverpool, o..
\ Duffy. Steubenyille, ..
H.. SMITH. Wellsyille, q.
las. II. SWEARENGEN. Kensington.
NCOLN WRIGHT, Fast Liverpool.
H. INkNuWN, about > years OF age.
<EEIE BRADMORE, East Liverpool.
lille klDDN, WellSviyille.
lNELES LEITH, Wel,syille.
MD FOGO, WellSyille.
j LIZ BRANDON, Wellsyille.
j CONNOR. WellSyille.
n THOMAS. WellSville.
4 BURKE, r.. Liverpool.
/sRY BEAEDMORE, +, Liverpool.
& hRLES SPRAGUE, HammOndsyt,,e.
&WAHT PIPES.
H.RN DONNELLN.
&LslS DOMEHER, Wellsyillg.
n SMITH, Wellsvills.
son PAUL, +. Liverpool.
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Deer Park.

DEER PARK, July 7.-Village arrivals uf
to date at the Wing and Wing summer
resort:
Mrs. +. G. Claude, Annapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. 4. Norwood and child, Miss
Annie Major, Washington, ID. c.; Mrs. +.
A. Hoge and two children, Wheeling: Mr.
and Mrs. John Wilson, Miss Bella Wilson,
Miss Cassie Wilson, Master John, Wilson,
Miss Mary Grover. Mr.. Robert Wilson,
Piedmont; Mrs. L. II. Sawyer, Boston
Latest arrivals at the Deer Park Hotel
Geo. L. House, John b. Keplinger, Balti'
more, Md.
w. u. Haste, wife, children and nurse
Zanesyille, Ohio.
Col. J. II. Gordon, st. louis. Mo.
J. S. Fechheimer and family: Marc. III.
Mack, wife, children and nurse, Cincinnati,
Ohio
Miss F. Rothchid's, New York.
Judge J. X. Cowen. general counsel OF
the b. Il q. Railroad Company, arrived last
evening to Join his family, who have been
occupying their cottage for the past few
days.
Chicago, ILL.,, are occupying rooms at the
Annex.
G. A. Leckel, Newburg, ". Va.
has greatly improved in health
since his arrival last Satur
day evening. Last Wednesday morning
Mr.. C. ate his breakfast in the dining room
for the first time in eight weeks. He now
walks about and drives in the country.
Fair View House, proprietor, T.. Droege-
Arrivals: Rev. DR.. Webster and wife, also
Miss Kate Webster, Of Washington, ID. c.
Mr.. Chas. Ruth, Baltimore; Benz. Jones
Baltimore.
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LITTLE Rock ARK, July "A terrible
tragedy occurred Sunday in the Indian
Territory, near McAllister. Rev. W. j.
Spaugh, Methodist minister, who incurred
the enmity of some young Indians. whom
he had corrected in school, being set upon
in lonely spot and after severe struggle,
killed. No clue to the murdersrs except
as indicated above Spaugh had relatives
in Indiana and Peoria, LII, and was gener-
ally very popular in the Territory.
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A nn.tartiIy Crime.

LITTLE sock, July l.-on the night OF
the Ord inst, asiiteen year old daughter
OF a worthy widow lady. residing on East
Markham street, was chloroformed and
outraged in her room. The matter has
been kept quiet until to-day. when Officer
Cornelius found the fiend who committed
the deed. He is about twenty.three years
of age, aud says his name is Harley i.
West. and claims Toledo, Ohio, as his home.
He has been fully identified. Letters in
his possession lead to the belief that he is
a professional crook.
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prcma,ur. ExpiosIou ola Blast.

Dawson, Pa, July I'VE are having our
share OF accidents. Yesterday afternoon
three men were blown fifty feet in the air
by the unexpected discharge Of blast at
the cut on the new Vanderbilt road. James
Kelly was killed. George Ford and Albert
Bennett dangerously injuted, with little
prospects OF recovery. An eye witness
SAYS: "I saw the men In the air but thought
they were rocks" Everything has been
done that possibly conld be.
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KILLED ON The TRACK.
Man Run Down by a Passing Train.

SDecldl ItSpdIch 70 NE RegSIeF.
CRANBERRY, ". Va, July 7.-Sylvester
Stockman, a track walker, was instantly
killed at this place about 10;30 o'clock this
morning. He was walking on the north
track and stepped over on the south track
to let train pass going West, and was
struck by train going East. He leaves a
wife and two children.
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PhiDA1ebOhta.

PmLsprLrm., july 7,-Tsds 10 aust 6e-
partms1!: Tss aull the pa.t week, but
prices OF several leading articles are higher.
Cotton rather frmer, The demand forh
il limited, both for export and homo use.
but prices are without eseential Change.
Wheat In fair demand at an advance, Corn
in good demand at 2Gg3c higher. Rye un.
changed. Oats In fair demand st furthsr
advance. In provisions Q good, lobbing
trade, and prices well maintained. Whisky
unchanged
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which was suddenly suspended last No
yember has now been resumed at this
place and Avondale, and contractors are
pushing the work all along the line Track
laying, which began a few days ago Is pro-
gressing so rapidly that 1t Is expected that
trains will run into Coshoctoh over this
route by October 10th. The road passes
through some OF the richest coal and min
eral region in the State.
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'HE WRECKED ScIoTo.
h loss of Life Now Believed Over
One Hundred.
l,Iis,of the Bodies RecOYered-Funeral
of Some Of the Victims-The Search
Sft Progressing, and the List
OfAissing Increasing
rssT FROM THE SAD SCENE
s.ecta, Dispatch to he Regt''sr'

!S,ecial Dispatch 10 The Rcgt3er'
,,r Irvrrpool. o., July Over nun
4 citizens from this place went down to
non this morning, TO continue the search
The bodies OF their missing friends Inc
,issof John Tomlinsou and John Christy
% recovered this morning, and will be
,,,bt 10 their homes here to-day. The
,sraI of Thomas and Harry Beardmore
lincoln Wright took place this after
". Business is almost entirely suspend
and the town is in mourning.
close estimate now places the total
.nr Of live lost at seventy.fre. This
|, ,,r NAV, however, he still considera-
increased. As there were many along
the excursion Who lived at boarding
.es and hotels, and, having no relatives
NAV no, be missed for some days.
Number Of bodies have Just been dis
srsl on the lower deck, but in such a
(, ,ioa that they cannot just yet be
\ ,bt 10 the surface.
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aC.,,,. TbIef Get, Tour Years.

WASHINGTON. Pa, July Charles Hof-
man, convicted of stealing cattle from Rob
ert McPherson, Cecil township, was yes.
tefday morning sentenced TO four years In
the penitentisry. besides being directed 70
pay the costs and small fine. Hoffm,n
was captured last fall while in the lookup
at Pittsburg, having been taken in for an
other offense there. The cattle had been
driven to Pittsburg and sold to one OF the
hutchers
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ChicAGO.

CHICAGO, July Money dull. with but
little activity II, stocks. The clearings for
the week. estimating Saturday, amount 10
S53,OOOOO0, and one day wis . holiday,
while another holiday at the Exchange.
The general trade OF the city has been fair.
without any destructive feature except &C.
tivity in staple groceries, and more life In
dry goods. Dairy products firm. Reports
OF the condition OF the crops continue
favorable, but few days Of vet and murky
weather would injure the wheat greatly
and send prices up again. Prices are given
at length in our regular report.
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AceI,IenItnni, n

N@CNT Pleasant, Pa, July 7.-Abram
= SI eater, OF this place, pit boss at FricE
injured by the falling of timbsr ';OtSLy y, shS
Mine. Ills back is thought to be brnEan 'Ae
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WEST VIRGINIA.
New POstoniees-PersOnaI.
Special Dispatch TO The Register.

WASHINGTON, July I.-Postotficcs have
been established in West Virginia as fol-
lows:
At Chestnut, Wyoming county; also at
Guzanne, Wyoming county.
Mr.. Thomas p. Shallcross, of Wheeling,
is registered at the National.
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6tarRoufe Triafx

WASHINGTON, July Tin the Star Route
trial Joseph Pennel, Of Billings, Montana
testified he was employed by John w
Dorsey 10 carry the mail route between Bis
mark and Fort Keogh. He said Reerdei
asked him to get up petition Tor the ex
signed only by men employed by the con
tractor There was no settlement from
which the petition could actually come
The petition was not drawn.
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n Woman and Two Children S,arxo,
TO Death.

LITTLE kocK, July "A woman and two
children were found starved to death - :
lonely section OF Van Barren county, in the
mountain. 1t is believed the woman fen
S''A and the children being too young to
- '->S -''- 49, --es, p:;I-.I .2.s.s.j;;v- 4
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Fs.aa peaa o. the EeaA.

NEW PHfIlpELPHA, o., July THE body
OF Abram Ecker, q prominent citizen Of
Dover township. was found near .Mf. Hos
tetiers residence lying In the road How
he met his death Is not known, but Il Is
the heat or died in fit of apopiexy.
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Powers OF . City over NavfEsbIe
Gfream& '-------'-

CHICAGO, July 7.-Judge Harlan. Of the
Federal Court, this afternoon, decided the
city has a right 10 close the bridges and
cause vessels to lay up for an hour every
morning and evening. The effect OF the
decision is TO put a stop forever 70 the
great annoyance Of swung bridges at the
two busiest periods Of the day, and 10 q We
the city power to requisite tho river.
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ConxternatIeu I'm Rus.sa.

Sr. PETERsBUEG, July THE consterna-
ticn-caused by the sudden death OF skobe-
left was intensified by the tragic suicide Of
the Director Of the Department of Marine
this morning. II is difficult TO obtain any
reliable account of his death, but it is gen
orally believed that he killed himself on
being confronted with the positive proofs
that he was in close association With lead
ing Nihilis.s
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COahrOtnise.

MILwAUKEE, July 1T is currently ru-
mored and generally accepted as a fact here
tonight, that at a meeting OF the officers
and employees of the North Chicago rolling
mill company today, compromise was
made with the puddlers at S. 80 pei. ton,
instead of Sc 05, as asked. While this re-
port is not official, it is undoubtedly cor
rect.
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Nineteen Recovered.

SpcctGl Dispatch 10 the hsgLSse''
.FvvuLE, July The only bodies
4 |Ir-iay are those Of John Chrlsiy'
H. WersyilIe; John Tomlinson, East
rrool. William Ewing, aged y, Wells
El Duffy, Steubenville. Total num-
Iornd to this time 10. The report Of
and Christy turning up all right at
moo, /, ? mistake, Christys body
/. found and Paul still missing.
ers a, work this morning report no
5 near the wreck on the outside and
all who are not Inside will be found
/ ker down the river. AIthis time eleven
! have been shipped to Els; Liverpool
The loss will reach seventy
1.-THE TWO fash girls, reported drowned
right,
j lollowiug is a list oi all those 50 far
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An omeer,. Murderer. Di.esyered.

NEW YoRK, July 7.--Robert Lenssck,
druggist, and Henry Finley have been ar.
rested and identified as tgo Of the party
who killed Detective Kelly the morning Of
the Fourth, as be was going home from the
Iss Concert Garden. II appears now thst
Kelly was attacked b. party of four
CufIans in revenge for putting them and
two women out Of the garden for disorderiy
conduct
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The Rank Charter Bill.

WAsHISGToN, July THE conference
committee on the bill to enable National
banking associations to extend their corpo-
rate existence, agreed upon the only re.
naming points in controversy. The House
cUnferees receding from their disagreement
TO the 18th and 18th sections OF the bill ad-
ded by the Senate and already published,
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OUT WEST.
Discharged-Anoth Indian War
Probable.

CHEYENNE, wy, July 7.-Chas. A. Hoyt,
attorney, arrested at PhGnix, Arr, in jan
uary last, upon the description OF an Asso'
ciated Press dispatch, charged with the
larceny of - certificate of deposit valued
at S, 900 and brought here, was discharged,
to-day, the indictment being set aside on
demurrer.
The latest reports from the Crows is that
cattle killing continues. and hunting
parties are destroying the wheat fields in
Northern Wyoming. The report that the
settlers killed three Crows lacks confirma.
ton. II is feared another Indian war will
I've naugurated.
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shet whiIe Preuiipg Arsuna.

CncissArI. July 7.-Rey. II. n. Gary,
pastor OF the Zion Baptist Church. was shot
and badly wounded while prowling in the
been visiting woman near the place.
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Another Sixner.

PirrsBURGH, Pa, July 7.-Intelligence
was received at Analgamated headquar-
terS this afternoon that the managers OF the
pudding mill at Alikanna, Ohio, had
signed the Pittsburgh scale and would start
up at once. There is nothing else new in
the stu alton.
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One Victim Buried.

Sptcldl DtpolcH % nc heYEsIeF-
SrUBESvILLE, o., July Ed. Duffy, q
victim of the Scioto disaster, whose body
was recovered this morning, wasbrought to
Lindsay & Shannon's undertaking rooms
this morning, where it was properly pre-
pared for burial, and was then inferred in
the Catholic cemetery. Duffy's mother is
almost wild with grief, and her visit to the
undertakers to identify the body was
heartrending.
Among those who visited the wreck to-
day were artists representing Frank Leslie's
and Hsrper's weeSlieS.
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, July THE iron markets
remain about the same as last week. There
is little more inquiry tor pig iron. and
the feeling 8 firm, yet the prices OF two
weeks ago can he duplicated to-day. Sell
lers have no inclination to make conces-
sions, and consumers are not anticipating
their wants to any extent. Stocks of man
ufactured iron continue light, and prices
are firm, with the demand moderate. Rail
way supplies are steady and prices un-
changed. In railway business passenger
carriage is light westward and improving
eastward. West bound freight is coming
more freely on account OF the improved
state of affairs in New Y,rk, while east
ward is still light.
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RowyIILE. o., July T.--It Is now a settled
fact that the Cleveland. Connoton and
Straitsyille railroad will tap the Pan-Hia-
die at Coshocton. instead of reaching
Zsnesvilie by the West Lafayette. Pain
heid aud C.sesY ivaIe. EY1A W ...s iiue