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: SOTELDO UsDEK TRIAL.
The Defense Tryi ny to Prove that llnrtOii
= Did the Sh0otInE.

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WASHINGTON, November 2.--The trial oi
a. C!'Soteldo for The murder ofhis brother,
y. NJ. Sotcl,lo, WAS resumed this morning.
Several witnesses took, the stand for the
defense, whose testimony was immatcrial.
Mrs. c. W.Soteldo, widow OF M. sotclio,
testified that from n conversation She had
with a friend she was alarmed as'toher
husbands safely, and asked him to provide
himself with ;. q pistol to protect himself in
case Of attack. She. had an, engagement
with her husband to attend tlle theatre
the night Of the shooting. Hon. Geo C.
Goiham, editor Of the RrpuLlicaa, testified
that Mr.. Fichenor, n friend Of Soteldo,
called with papers that ri tlscted on Barton,
and desired him to read them, lbut he dc.
clined.F The & objectE Of ] presenting the
papers was 10 cause him 10 order barton
10 cease attacking Soteldo.
Joseph G. Potts testified that he had
been employed on the Republican for twen-
ty years and occupied Il room with Barton.
Remembers having seen II brisll, or
nickel-plated revolver in Baron's drawer.
George NJ. Smith, OF the Post, testified that
on the night Of the shooting lie assisted in
removing the effects from the pockets OF
the deceased, taking out two knives, one
having n large buck handle, aroll Of notes,
and n pistol, the latter being in the pistol
pocket, Oh the right hip.
Aftcr several l:nimportant witnesses had
been examined, 4. C. SotelIo was placed
Oh the stand. lie testified that he accom-
panied his brother TO the Republican office,
and gave a detailed statement about the
scuille which took place, insisting that
Barton shot his brother; that the pistol
used .wasa bright Que, not dark zone, us
claimed. lie said he did not begin shoot.
ing until after his brother had been shot.
Mr., Christy. made AN offer to prove, by
Gen. poynton' that thedeceased bad short.
" after flle Shooting said ins,he presence
Of the District Attorney, he did not want
Barton prosecuted, us showing he believed
Barton fired the shot:'SThe, Court excluded
the Oiftr
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Tnn City of Cincinnati is exercised over
la rapidly increasing expenses Of her pub.
lie schools. So also is the City Of New
York. The increase in expense is out OF
all proportion to the increase in pupils.
The fact is that the public school system of
ll,iS country is endangered by those who
profess 10 be. its friends. They have made
il burlensomc and superficial TO The
scholars and n dead weight on taxpayers
They have lost sight of the origin and true
purpose OF the system rs q means Of nc.
'lairing rtnlinentary education, and have
aided on TO ii to such an extent that at
last, Us was discovered in Boston lately, it
is difficult TO get a boy out OF the schools
who can spell, read Or write correctly.
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THEGARriELD AUDIrH0AisD.
Il IL M IA, a,StnniStiii1Ar Somewhat Per
Lac ~I,,,~ = 4

II IL nj a, n,StnndSttil-iA Somewhat PER.
s4.,.:. nleeimE SiiuntioU. 4,
''' WASHINGTON, Soycmber3 The Ga, field
board Of audit IL again ut "a standstiil. 1t
can 20 no further in consideration oil The
physician's claims until ,Mrs, Edison files a
bill in proper lorm., As tits, she has sim
ply made statement Of the services rem
dered aud left it 10 tie lisciirtion OF The
auditing board 10 reimburse her. As the
board'has no discretion Of tRiskind it will
wait until Mrs. Edson puts in claim OF
one kind or another. The hills Of the ply.
sicians as filed are:, Hiss, $4,000; llainil-
ton, S25000I iAgnew,3 sl4, 100; 1ieyburn.
$500; and Boynton;;Sl,50O, making a total
OF $T,700,t Si5,700 more than was appro.
priated for the physicians Just how the
board will settler this dillicultyiis not ap-
parent NJ present, but it's more than, likely
!lal i will make airport to GonsFtss ii lis
inability to adjust its claims accor.lingyto
law, that is to secure Il release of, the Gar
field estate from claimants and Cofigrcss
will be compelled to do what it ought to
haye done Inst session, appropriate ei!ousb
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IL our Ohio county board of Commits.

II our Ohio county Board Of Commits.
sioncm want 10 see Il model exhibit OF n
cOunty's iinanccs-in which details that
pnliehten taxpayers and act as n restraint
upon malicious expenditures are fully set
lOHlI-tley should examine the Belmont
county papers Of this week. We take it
1lIat some such exhibit us this was con.
,rnph,cd by the law passed by the West
Virginia legislature.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS
FI ! = y I'LL UINT9
Figuring Over ,Palsrt El.etlon ,Re.ults7 Both
PartI,s Feel CosnitntAThs So,elio Murder
Trlll-A Thlu Story About Judrs Cartier.
Exchange or Roud,-Siar Route Matters.

WASHINGTON, November 22.-Thc Repub
lican and Democratic Congressional Com
miltees, are neck, and neck MS. far us claims
80. Each claims, everything aud concede.
nothing. Y e$ gE lEa
The Republicans are quite surethat Aley
will carry every district now represented
In Congress by Republican, and make
large gains in Democratic territory.
The Democrats account almost every lie.
publican districtdoubtful, and claim every
doubtful district since the Ohio, Maine and
West Virginia elections. The Republicans,
II they nre to have u majority in'thc next
House, must hold their own anil gain
eight members, The Democrats, II
they are to get three hundred and
sixty.three members who will con-
stitu.e majority In the next lIouse, must
hold their own, and gain twcniy.four
members. OF the twenty-five New York
Republican districts, eleven gave in 1850
majOrities Of over live thousand in each
case. Only one fell below one thousand.
On the other hand, there were three DEM
ocratic districts In which the majority fell
below six hundred. In Pennsylvania there
are four districts, Republican in 1850,
which are accounted doubtful this year.
Some impartial observers look for
Il repetition OF the result Of 1871.
when, despite the Democratic tidal wave,
the Republicans in New York succeeded
in holding their own, returning Is mem.
bers TO the Democrats 10, while in Penn
sylvania they lost heavily, the Democrats
returning Is 10 their o. OF course the
Democrats expect 10 Sec Slocum defeat Car.
roll, in New York, for Cougressinan'at.
'anrges ngs 5sfE2 I'm, IsI9
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GOV. MOYl.@FpusIsloy.

He Rcnnir,nS the eStticnacnt that .IIe! Il
~ RndtIIn nrru for HcaVcr.5 u
llAnnIslmRG, Pa, November The fol-
lowing letter appears in the, Harrisburg
Telegraph to-day: 2 Mig, !
"liAERlsuUEG, November 9, 1882.
-"1o Editor Harrisburg Telegraph:
"DEAR SIR The statement made in YES
terday's issue OF your paper tbat Governor
lloyt is and las been the friend and sup
porter OF General Beaver aud the Republi
can State ticket was based in part upon in.
formation given by myself. 1t is due you
to say that [ have this day verified yonr
statement, that affirm its trlthiulness
and have received letter from His Excel.
lency the Governor which, justities youl
utterancc and my ownS Very respectfully,
~ =, = / MLYMASiD. G ILuElT.n'
Although the Governor claims that he
has always been for Beaver, Stewart and
other independents, asserts, that he has
given them the most emphatic assurance
that he waY ior their ticket. ,Dl'
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4 Nice Programme,

PARIS, November 1.-The LeDroa, or.
gan OF the Socialists, in a leading article
indicates what the tactics Of the anarchists
will be in future. 1t says they propose to
install sqnalid outcasts in the houses OF the
bonrgeoise, thus insuriDs the cooperation
OF the iormer, seize food and clothing from
the large establishments, at the same time
destroying books and documents in order
10 prevent the owners from making Claims
ior compensation. They will also burn the
ute deeds CT property, bonds, bills, ,lc.,
thus leaving no record OF my personal
es,ate property. .& - : n =
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,Irrr;c,x;uiInritIes IL I,r.lyirn,Io,

PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-Attorney
General Brewster Inns tclegrapled United
States Marshal Kerns in view, Of the dis:
covery OF extensive Irregularities in tho
registration ofroters, Ito make thorough,
investigation OF tho matter; where fraud is
suspected, and to cause the arrest, not only
Of f. supervisors and assesssors s but election
officers. .-F.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, November 2--Sey.
eral arrests have, already beeu. nude for
making. false retlIrns..of Voters. In ono
house only thiee OF the tllirty.six persons
registered were legal voters! In one locality
Of tifty names taken from the list only four
were found to be right A Democratic
assessor, aud n Republican supervisor, are
under arrest. iiNriG III
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sSinr Route Rribcry -

WAslrlSc1oS, i i November 9 Tie trial Fof
.Arlhnripayne, fortheattemptrd;bribsry of
Juror Brown, in the Star Roale fases, wae
resumed this afternoon. Counsel for the
defense asked that his bail be reduced
from four 10 one thousand dollars, but the
Court refused. Juror Brown was then put
OIL the stand and examined respecting the
affidavit that stated he was approached by
Payne and Fall. The testimony was in
accord with his affidavit.
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New ioRk, November a.-In the ,,iisa,
tlon relating to ''rakep FROM Life" an in
junciiaH waa obtained by cx.Judge Often.
noeiler, counsel for Eugene Tompk;ns, OF
Boston, against Samuel Go.viiie, Ia restrain
him from represehtiug thai he Was lhe sole
owner Of Ils play and to compel him 10
aeeaupt to Tompkius, on the grounds thai
Tompkips WaS entitled 10 u half. interest
The motion to continue the injuuction
WIS argued few days ago mud this morn.
ing, Judge Barrettcontinned tbs Injunction
saying the! papers shoyed as gross n casa
OF fraud uE11 iompEins as Ind ever been
Gynusht % the attention Of the Court, - !
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4 iOur,R NuNA FIgli,

CuNAQos November a.--AnNnyreciment
was entered into this evening belwchn The
pngilists, John l.. Sullivan and James
Elliott, TO fight with small, soft gloves, fonI
rounds: twenty-ionrl loot ring, Deem ber @
o,l, either in Chicago, MiIWaukce or Pitts.
burg, Sullivan assoes 10 give Elliott $500
and tue gate moaey III he docs not knooE
him tElliott) 1out Of tine before tho cxpi.
ration OF tho four rO,;pis ,fr %
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NEW foRH, November 2.-At the request
Of Edward ltanlan; Geo. W. zee and other
distinguished oarsl4ea, the 7SEi Etilani! /!
Farm will offer an international challenge
eup,to be rowcd for, in, August next. The
trophy will be handsome, and The condi.
tions governing il similar TO those which
govern the London Spoftsman's challenge
cup. Not less than ten OF great fame will
enter and compete for the cupi The
money which .ill bc added will form h
prize worthy Of the best efforts OF the lend.
Ing scnlers Of the world. :, n : - !I,jTi1
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JERSEY ClTt, MI, November John
IiM.lKayler, clerk of the Board Of FinaRaa
and notary public was arres!ed charged with
signinga n number Of bIankailidayits, to be
used in swearing in persons desiring 10 lie
registered. The ailitlayits, which were ip
the hands Of q member OF the Board Of
Registry, were seized by the Ol,icf Super.
VISOR, -L,-. ~.
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ST. PErEnsnuIG, November The great
increase in the number OF large fires in
Russia in causing nearly all insurance
companies TO fall back OH their reserve
funds. Insurance premiums have lust
been raised 10 per cent on the advice of
delegates from English companies present
NJ the insurance congress recently held
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hlNEH.hk, y. IrY November 2,SLedpold
Gray, one ofthclargcst shoe E'anuiactltcrs
oil the State, is unable to meet his obligu.
tions. The liabilities and assets are un.
known. X He employed about SOC, mon. lie
hopes 10 make arrangements SO he can con.
tinue basiness.! Tho cause of tho failure
was the death OF his partner land ,the
necessity ofpaying largo amGuats to his
eatate .-. s.r !
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Considering Right Of Why Deeds,

MAssILoS, ONO, November "A meet.
ing Of the Board OF Directors Of the Wheel,
ing 4 Lake Erie Railroad is jim session al
the Park Hotel here; tonight z They are
receiving reports on right of,way> deeds ior
the entire length Of tic road, qnd Nrc also
to consider the question Of continuing et
ar early day the line from Zoar station
south to GoYerston; the crossing ofthe Pan
Handle. This pa,tpf the road is already
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lAhis, November 2.-Louise Michel was
TO have dclivereda a lecture at Client ,aus
evening. Upon entering tho hall which
was crowded, she walbissed and hooted at,
and also struck on tkO head with tho leg
81 y tahle. Hhe was taken away by friends
aud the meeting dispersed. ".Tls
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Nrw corn is being delivered at Mounds.
vile at iily cents, and splendid corn it is
said to bGIargc ears and well filled Will,
deep set en.ins There is no rush on the
,nrl Of the farmers to sell either corn or
wheat. They don't mind parting with
their lIay, however, Qnite freely. E.1
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NEw YoRx, November Gan, assipn-
mcnt for the benefit Of cytdiiois was iilrd
10 day by lIoprygA. and !ienry Y. nwiuht'
and Auglstns Richardson, COMPOSING ihr
ilrm Of Richardson, ,lioyIipn, (. Co, Stove
d.altls. The preferences are ull in pro,n.
issary notes, amounting to over six linn.
dred thousand dollars,
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s.. Lows, November 22.9FEo caso oil3ol..
John g. coskerifl; shaiFsq. viii : i ! kil|ins;' !
COL AlonAo ", slayhark, about two yeeks
ago, was called In the court OF criminal cor:
rectlon this morning. The defense WINS
ready for trial, but the State asked con.
tinuance, which was granted until tho 2lst
inst, sl.fsa' =
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TmE ministers Of the East Ohio and
Pittsburgh NJ. 4. Conferences have formed
mutual benefit relief association. They
pay an initiation and regular dues and
when member dies his family receives
jtom S:lN 10 81 900.
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Gone to Snyc Their Country

WASHINGTON, November 2.-l, is csli
mated that three clerks out OF every lei,
employed in the Executive Departments O.
Inc goSernlnen mt have either 4 tsonc o home IL
voteor.will go!between now ahd sA1ondaj
next. in the ollce Of Treasurer tiilllTaS
the current btsincss wilf be retarded
because OF voting absentees, !" s'i
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ida. General rains have fallen In the Ohio
Valley and Middle Atlantic States. The

Valley and Middle Atlantic States. The
following station reports That more than
one inch OF rain fell during the past tYen.
ty.four hours, viz: Jacksonville, l.S5.
Northeastern winds prevail In tho North.
west, northerly In the Lake region, Ohio
Valley, Middle States and New England; has
remained stationary In the South Atlantic
ard Gulf States and Tennessee, and has
fallen In the Northern States. The follow.
ing special temperatures were reported ut
3r. N. Yesterday: Washington and Pen.
sacola Is, Norfolk 70,Savannah and Allan.
IS, Jacksonville II, New Orleans 50, Gal.
weston 81, San Antonio 50, Los Angeles Us,
San Deigo 70. Local rnins are indicated OIL
Friday In South Atlantic and Gulf States,
and cool, fair weather in the Ohio Valley,
Lower Lake regions and the interior Of tho
Middle States md New England. ~
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Deposition orArnbt pas,,n.

LONDON, November . The Times in an
editorial says it believes compromise has
been offered or is about to be offered to
the: hritish government, the purport Of
which is that Arab PAsha be allowed 10
expatriate himself and live in exile, The
proposal, however, is unacceptable. : h
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IkchnJlgC or lsOujIS.

WAsIlISGroS, November o.-ln the last
two days fifteen millions Of the three and
half per cent bonds were received at the
Treasury to be exchanged into three pei
cents. 1t is thought the total amount oi
extended tives exchanged for threes will
hundred h, , mill millions. Q! extended !ives out
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"l.AtliCy TOulc.H

The, Great Female L.emcdy is prepared by
the Women's Medical Institute OF Buffalo,
S.,i., and ia thelr fayorite prescription fo,
ladies' who ar- suffering from any Weakness
or eomplaints common 10 the ser. IA i,
ssid BY druggists at ST. 60 per bottle. Laiie,
can obtain advice free. Send stamu for
naMes OF those who llaye been cured.
Whe Ing, W. Va. n,w W.
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iKrtnru ol;Lrtteis,

aIN SeESsADf5 {IlfHSs!n?,'e'
postnasters alseretlohi III Trethrning ltttcn
10 writers1ipoh application and the pr9duc
tion Of proper proof. lIerctni".c -, .,,,s uowe,
was fcsled orr. IN the Postmaster General
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E.IA!EEAss!!l|ssS4sYR q, Noy. 2Isl6s q I sslIiyi
signal officer 10 Stl.ee arlpY kfarriishe es
the following special bulletin tothes press
The pressure is unusually high in.tleiIake
fegion and AiIinneso!a. tits lowest in Flor.
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urn excellent and enterprising cotem.
polary, the Sieubenyil!e Ga:tte, has enter.
rl on its tenth volume. The Ga:eite is one
d orr highly valued local exchanges, and
We are glad to record its prosperity.
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lAnSEsvlmr, o., Ii becoming very met.
,orolian. The Enterprise laments that
"rroccrirp, confectioneries, oyster saloons,
riyars shops and other stores remain open"
on Sunday.
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Tlw Point Pleasant Rrgisirr (Democrat)
Jrcarrsin lnyor oithc reelection Of Henry
G Davis to the United States Senate. So
here is onc spoke out Of ex.Auditor Ben.
ur,ls wheel 10 begin with.
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ASccrct Dynamite Factory Discovered.
PARIS, November IA secret dynamite
factory has been discovered at Charolles.
Henri Rochefort has gone to Mont Ceau.
les'Mines for the purpose Of relieving the
prisoners awaiting trial in connection with
the recent riots Roc!iefort regards the
existence Of permanent garrison ut Mont
Cean-lcs.Mines as a dangerous proyocation
10 further rio,ing. : =
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A GAINESVILLE Failure,

zASEsylLLE November 9.1haniel Ap.
plssate, an gid business 4,t.i man engaged IN
milling, has made an assignment. LiaGili.
Fies So. 900; assets 81, ,00GEEfThe creditors
sre principally at Zahtsyills. =" I
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rINANCIAL Ann coN n E,C,.,


,Ntw ionk. November a. Money Gll0 p.r cent.
snstl ~ ainp per cent. ptlme mtrruulIle baust GaS
per rrn,, Sie'llng fyrhtsge bankers Lii,,,iccdy
~ sQ14; demand 81 SIX. O''''''s!''
| Observation-Disclosures
l, III s T. s;sS5sS ,S;3 !shish (
vs.. !Hs. ,onpons,,. lial U. Eioiiis, iInts""iiSt
Us. Is. c0upOnS,.. 100, U. 4, lnnI tjnnts iIIG
pa?illc Gs Of b.......l9 III. r. sinh Ing finI N: .
Teliiallhrltc ilnts-llA Texas lllc land ala ~
htetSfoi'us,'''''... vylsldo Rio Graud DIV. y
AiithoAD DBoSDs-lrngu!aranlg generally hIyLtr.
STATE sEcrRlTin-Ncgleeted. i, , ~
NLSnin,ns eonsolsr G9 lyRna Gs..,..... Is
Tennessee g. i; ncw.. i ih'i *. dIS ISe'e''el-" II
SrecRs-Thc market to-day was dull lint In iLo
inNili sitonG aud clOslng prices show an i,npnye
mc,lt over tho,e Of yesterday. ~,
ehitv spccuiaiiOii Oltntu Irregular but pIlcrs
srne I!y .as Ecf cen, higher itian al ycstcttisys
close, The latter for Norfolk 4 Western nr.trrr;J
III ilc early dealings gencntl al yancc o E,ss nor
esnt ocrurri the latter for Miilo nj Pacr. Mhile
lS uIossni. sslifH ~ ",t Rsr cent. and 81 iaui
after this was dull aud pric' sIractrJ IA nrc.mI
eu Dy western Chlon and Lake sh0fs. Lut lho
uMtsel AsAin became ktiung, and between snI1
oGiock fse0tie,i an advance Of i.aI5i per cent in
WmiSh nashville & ChattanGog,, Louisville 4
NhSdSi,ie, Cniindh Southern. Missouri PAcllr nnI
81. Paul We're conspicuous, While Si Paul Winna'
hpolis " Maiill0bn sOld up W Der cent IN iisiI
subsequently, this WAS succeeded by raue mi rrs,
ucm oi tsstt per cent. the latter Tor SAshyille 4
Ina',sVosa @ @ aitsf which the market again soj up
AN aai per cent, The latter for Denver & RIo Graujr
while Manhattan Elevated advanced to 81 from a;
earlier III The dHy The market rpse,I nil Iut
AZ ah nl'amcc on The days traliNciiOns oi LAM
per ceht, me latter for St. Paul Minnrnpolls .S
6irsrt e''' VINE manhattan Elevated Is per cent
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The President Arrives Mt Warrington.
WASHINGTON, November e9.-President
Arthur arrived tonight, accompanied by
his daughter and sister. Jay IlubbeIl
came on the same train, "a
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Tur Bellaire Tribune propounds the fol

IHE DtIllITt TTlOHHt PrUPOUNUS TIC lot
lowing question in arithmetic:
The price OF side meat is IS cents per
lAnnd. Fork sells Ut to s cents. When
IOrk sold At . cents bacon sold at Z cents.
Now, the difference between the price Of
pork and bacon is greater than the price
ri both then. vii! somebody explain why
iIIis is lhIs2 -------.-. Z. !,
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MES's dne handsewed shoes, hest makes
md CORRECT styles, at l.. V. Iilond's, iI3s
Main street. '''
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E3,prcs rnt i1pyy y,. cs nf Cinsinnati. ii

/ ,CISeIyS4TI,j jNoselnberta !. EsJ Jtesidcnt
Hayes wua introduced on Change today,
and i:nmdo brlnf aldfess, coneratnlaling
Cincinnati business men on their prosper.
GUS condition and good prospects.
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Ghe A,telliqt,reer:
n,r, So.. ~ md ~ Fourteenth Hircri,
rur Grangers OF this county will DO nd.
,u.scd nj Tent Church, near Clinton, on
the oh, by James Calden, State lecturer Of
Pennsylvania.

TnG patkersl,urg Journal recently pub.
l,hed likcncsses OF Mrs. Langtry and Gen.
toll. "lscauiy and brains," cxclaims the
reyscr Erhg. Not bad for the Echo. I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-03

YESTERDAY was bright genial day for
November 1t seems US il the pleasant fall
weather is going to stay with us yet awhile.
Indeed it looks as il Indian summer is yet
Ia mn IL r0tirsp .s- .I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-03

EaSr ilEEETY. "a, EoyemEra a-Catllc-Reccipls
%. HGi Make. NIl!: prime s. 1jaG2j; fair 10 good
,ii9gsCReceipts2,h 2,h) litad. Market dlll: .rbI,.
es!shaS sS ool' 7j Ealtimores 81 O0.1 81 YorIr,
Sheep Receipts :icCo hetd. M,r.et ,Iow. min,
81 s'ai 30; I'r 10 good s;,6ni 70; common r. 80,