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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-05

CLEVELAND. August 4.-The iron markets
are generally quiet, with little change In
prices. II Is reported that English pig iron
Is being offered at prices slightly lower
than has heretofore prevailed here. Sellers
have no apprehension from this source,
end have confidence In better market this
fall. A slight increase in demand for man.
ufsctured iron ID reported, with stock
be filed with much satisfaction, Railway
supplies are quiet and prices unchanesd.
The railroads are doing good, steady busi'
ness, this week, though mono OF the lines
are crowded
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The TIldeu Income Tax suit,

WASHINGTON, August THE income tax
case Of the United States, against
samuel S. Tilden, has been tor some time
under consideration by the Secretary of the
Treasury and the Attorney General. On
the sd of May, Secretary Folger addressed
a letter to Green B. Raum, in which he
said that If the facts in the possession of
the government counsel did not warrant
them in going on with the case, it should
be discontinued but it was q matter to be
left entirely in their hands. Attorney
General Brewster also concurred in this
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('hbcanN

CHIcAGo, Angus. 4.-Money in good sup
ply and fair demand at per cent Tho
clearingss for me week, estimating satuf-
day, will Thount TO s56.ooo,OoO. the In.
crease bsir & on account Of the settlemenn
on CHI oge. General merchandise has
been y tive, and there are few changes Ia
pric' The receipts Of hogs Is unusually
sp' al, but the cattle supply Is ample and
' .rices remain stiff. On Change the Ten
dency Of grain has been upward. Prom.
sions have huctuated, but are now slightly
weaker. Grain In sight In increasing.
although In this market the receipts have
dropped of. Wheat and -four are both
rather slow, at prices given Ia cur regular
,uni afinpa
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RAlllRAH.

moderate amount OF busins.s he psst week
in the local stocks; but the market VS.
generally quiet. Money vas sasy st sl96
per cent, on good collatsnL The grsis
msrket was more than usually sctivs.
wbest In good demand, and tssnsectisas
lafke: but the market closed dull. Cheese
steady and very limited demand. Kep.
market firm st On sdya1oa. 1--we stook
slow. Beef cattle fell OF uedee Q coapess-
tive light demand. Hog slow bot rFicss
well msiDtsined. Sheep and lambs vesy
dull st Last weeks prices.
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ACj,y nj In. mercy of OutIswa.

MILWAUKEE, August i.--During the pat
few weeks concert saloons have increased
in number and in disgraceful character un.
Ill a united protest has gone up from the
press and public. 4 test case made against
them was dismissed on the ground that
there is no law against saloons. This deci-
sion leaves the city at the mercy OF rapidly
increasing dens, which are the resorts OF
thugs thieves and prostitutes
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England.

LoNpox, August i.--r e solicitors of
Thomas Walsh, arrested n connection with
the discovery o! arms at Clarken we'll, re.
Gently, intend TO sp, ,ly for a postpo onement
OF his trial uutil " Cc.ober session, owing
10 the sudden determination of the Crown
to call as XipIess the Millstreet informer,
ConpelI, who will prove the existence Of Q
secret oIgsp zation In ireland. having for
its .mi"e' ate Vbice;t the deposition OF the
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DeYOnreti nv MosauitOs.

TALLAHAsSEE, FLA, August 4.-John Ho-
per. a negro man, engaged on the public
road some miles distant from Milton, came
to town and procured jug of whisky and
set out on his return TO camp, and becOm-
ing too drunk to proceed, fell by the way
side in a swampy section of the road.
where he was beSieged and literally covered
with mosquitoes, and when found he was
dead. He was literally sucked to death.
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Tho Tariff Commission To-day.

Lone BRANCH, August AT the meet
ing of the Tariff Commission to-day, Mr..
Minelans, of New Orleans, spoke in favor
of maintaining the present duty on lutte.
W. A. Oarsey, representative OF the New
York Labor Union, asked that duty be
levied on all goods manufactured here and
the importation of pauper labor be limited:
Charles Bryce, representative of the Gold
Beaters' Union, urged an increase of duty
on gold leaf.
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Four Drowned

CHICAGO, August AT South Park, this
afternoon, where the employees oil manu-.
featuring company were picnicking, o boat
attempted to pass through the canal con
Meeting the park with Lake Michigan and
-.-s unset. four of the five persons in II
w. y The names OF those lost
being drowu.-. ~-"d lady, Martin
are Mrs. Ford. an -, T. Her.
Johnson. VIM. Borsum and Jonu ,.I
man. The latter three are all nAt.s-
Martin Iohn Son's wife was saved.
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IAIal Family Een,l

-, -lN'> August "A man
1 Sa,,.ah =, ah emPloye of the Houston
4 5e, ynfIa' / al Company, living in East
H. ,pa.,,ste ".S steP'son, Beverly Steel,
I NJ SIOot'ter S.t yesterday, and was i'm
! ~ zee. IN the abdomen. Both
J ~, - - sEothdItion. \ family feud
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A Street Duel.

NEw ORLEANS, August 4.-Wm. Walsh
and J. J. Haly, prominent young men aud
rival suitors for the hand of a young wo-
man residing here met in front of her res
idence this morning. Each drew pistol
and commenced firing. Seven shots were
exchanged, when Walsh fell dead with q
bullet in his BRAN.
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Naval Cadets ON n Crufse.

which has just left her dock to, day, started
on q cruise of seventeen days to the east
ward, having on board eighty cadets OF the
Naval Academy. Returning, she will
cruise for week in the Chesapeake, after
which the cadets will return to Annapolis,
being due there on the 2sth of August, in
time to take their annual leave Of absence
of one month
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How the p, Nick &Y.R- n. Gets the
Bulge.

PoRr PERRY, August 4.-The Vanderbilt
road is slowly getting the bulge on the cit
liens of this place who live and own prop
erty along the proposed route. These
parties, it would seem, did not know how
to ask enough for their property when the
company wanted to purchase It. and now
il is said they will secure the township
road for a roadway, and the only thing
they will have to do in return will be to
open a new township road through town
without cost to the authorities.
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a False Charge.

New YORK, August "A committee OF
the Knights of Labor made al investiga-
tiOn of the charges against Messrs. Duryea,
4 GlenCoye, and found they are untrue.
The Grand ,Statestician who wrote the let
ters containing the charges, has been ex'
pelled from the order. 1t was alleged that
the workmen of Duryea were ill treated,
and the Grand Statistician urged the
knights of Labor throughout the country
to boycott Duryea starch,
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BA0iavtl1e.

LOUISVILLE, August 4.-Continued rains
have interferTed with budnsss and farm.
& Ing; Provision. have % ruled quiet bat ths
light. Cotton Is in fair demand st un.
changed quotations. Grain is stesdy. Th0
receipts OF wheat for the week amount 70
$40, ,455 bushels; shipments 2s7, 500. Prices
strong. Whisky quiet, with a svef.Gs
demand at regular quotations. The d.
msnd for Manufactured iron shows signs
Of improvement and some large contrscts
have been placed with the mills here dm-
ing the past week. Prices are 81 and -
higher than last week. Nails and sheet Iron
scarce,
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>'imabIe CiIoyerAvaiD

\ km,l, August /. - John NJ.
H., .s'ter announced that il the
IA f,- I':u ,: Republicans make no
i I,J... ..vhgreSsman that he will
n T;I T pendent. The Democratic
L., meet at Hannibal on the
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THE COAL MINERS STRIKE.
May Ode a Natural Death the First
Of September.

Il nay AAV - - ~.
0fSeptember.
PrrTsBURGH, August 4.-If the Panhandle
miners continue idle few weeks longer,
there is every reason to suppose that 1t
will die natural death. That is to say, in
September it is customary to grant an ex-
ira half cent. Last year it was 3X cents
up 10 September 18th and then cents, and
it 10 more than probable that on or about
September 1st this year the operators will
give the usual half ceat, not because Of
the strike, but from force of habit and to
secure the labor always demanded by the
coming Of the busy season. The middle OF
the present month finds the operators
beginuing to book orders for the lake and
! traaz. md IRONS What was said by a Pan
Handle operator to-day, it would seem
almost certain that the condition OF the
trade will Justify the offer of four cents.
This view was concurred in at the office OF
the Miners Association this afternoon, ,anG
a prominent officer of the organization
agreed that the five months of idleness
would lave rather unsatisfactory ending.
The men had not obtained what they were
struggling for, and would be granted the
half cent, not by reason of their valiant
and long-continued fight, but because the
operators had always paid extra on the
opening of the fall trade, and would do 80
again in this instance.
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Stabbed to Death .

ATLANTA. GB., August 4.-In Chattahoo-
chez county, near Glenalta, yesterday, Mr..
Zack Hollis was killed by a young man
Frank Sims. The parties were neighbors,
and on some difficulty arising concerning
some cattle which Hollis had chased out of
his field with dogs, Hollis struck Sims who
in turn stabbed Hollis in the heart Sims
has not vet been arrested.
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CLOSING UP.
what Remains for Congress to Do

Special Di$pdteh 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, August 4.-Both Houses
are making rapid progress toward adjourn
ment. The only remaining appropriation
bills to be disposed OF are the naval, the
sundry civil and the deficiency bill. All are
in conference. The only remaining point to
be settled in the naval bill is the clause
closing the navy yards and the deficiency
bill, the clause TO pay the Senate mileage
for the special session. Ii the House yields
10 the mileage clause amendment, the
Senate will no doubt be ready to adjourn
not later than Monday.
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More Damage at Marietta.

MARIETTA, August 4.-The Mrskingum
river rose suddenly at midnight, and tore
out more of the dam, making gap q hun.
dred and fifty feet wide. J. b. West lost
six barges OF coal. and William Buckles
three. Navigation is suspended up 20 the
next dam. distance Of five miles. Total
loss s25 coo
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ALoathsOme a Disease.

", ~. August +.-Durins the
.,LS ,on,LS there have been tifty.four
~ - a. '4e county home. all suffer
s. C.1-N .es fever OF sCurvy. At
4 .,s E are about eighteen of these
,.. .IGeL Treatment Their aument
I : y, The leg and alterations on
= Parts OF the body; the flesh
,r,. ~ u;;,e".Qred Filthy habits and
'' 'Ood bring on the disease
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UsrrY. o., August 4.-The most violsnt
and destructive min storm ever known ID
this region has Just psssed over this So
tion. The rain fell In perfect tosrents.
sweeping away fences, osts. hey and bstdgs.
A smali stream In snothse p.ss q -
named Barnes and kef entire family q
three children, Who lived On 10 be.h,
we're swept suay and all drovusd, tnclaA'
ing IN infant In its mothers Arms.
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The Murderer Of Ben Porter.

ALBUQUERQUE, n NJ, August 4.-Jim
Curry, who murdered Ben Porter, the
actor, in Marshall, Tex, in 1877, has just
been appointed City Marshal at Canmarcial.
Since the murder he has been wandering
about Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico,
leading dissolute life, but is now trying
IN reform
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New French Ministry.

PARIS, August A new Ministry has
been constituted as follows: LIE Blond,
Senator, President of Council and Minister
of Justice; De Crais, Foreign Affairs; De
Vile, Minister of Interior; Hrard, Minis
ter of Finance; Gen. Billot, Of War; Adj
miral Jaureguberry, Of Marine; Sadi Car
not, Deputy Minister Of Public Works; de
Mahy, Minister of Agriculture; Coeher y of
Posts and Telegraphs; DE Vaux, c,eprity
Minister of Public Instruction. = ne Min.
lister of Commerce is not yet sPY ,nted
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Progress ar the Feyer AT Natamoras

still $ about fonT hundred cases of yellow
fever here, but as it is not very severe, and
as the doctors have better knowledge of
it, the death rate is not so high as it was
expected to be, Business is almost at a
standstill, and in the middle of the day the
streets are deserted
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WheeIing q Lake Erte RaiIoad.

ZoAR, o., August 4.-The track layers Of
tke Wheeling < Lake Erie railroad reached
Zoar yesterday, and viii reach Zoar station
to-day. The final SURVEYS from Bowers
town 70 Wheeling were finished last week.
There are rumors Of 8 revival ot.the bridge
project at Portland and Il survey 10 Wash.
ington, Pa.
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A ASnicide in Hotel

BISGHANPToN, n. Y, August A man
registering his name NJ. +. Kane, Of Forest
Lake. Pa, was found dead in his bed at the
Exchange Hotel this morning, with pistol
shots through the temple and stomach.
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URelanA.

DrRrLS. August A strike among the
Irish constabulsry is threatened. 1t ap-
pears that there is serious discontent among
the men, which Is wide spread, and from
five to ten thousand have threatened TO re,
sign. They demand increased pay and
quicker promotion.
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A New Court Hsase.

NEv PHILADELPHIA, o., August I-Ths
contract for building the new county court
house here was let yesterday 10 T. B.
Townsend, of Zanesyille, o., Tor $99,s60.
Twenty-four bids were received and the
competition was very lively.
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Murder Over . Chew srTsbaees.

LEAvESvogTH, kansas. August L-Prsnk
Hsgsn, the colored man shot BY Policeman
Shepherd in an attempt Ia arrest him, died
ut 2:30 this morning. An inquest exculpar
ted Shepherd II Is said that the dihiculty
which ended IN Hagan's death originated
over q chew Of tobacco.
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NrwAHx, n. J., Ausust 4.-Mlehael PIN.
ingtos, milkman, residing - Wsyefly,
Attempted 70 drive over the Rmnsyiv.en
Railway st 6outh Sssee6 OLE ely, - .
early bouf this nogning, VIA fhs vaga
was struck by passteg eain - - -
injuries which caused bis dsssh within NJ
teen minutes.
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Kentpcky RIoo.,e,, Cattle.

LOUISVILLE, August 4. - During this
season, ass blooded cattle have been sold in
Kentucky, at an average of $500 each, of the
total, 90 costing $S1s each. remain in the
State, and 226, averaging $2S2 piece, go to
other States. O..
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FIRE REcoRO.

EKToS. MD.. August IA portion of
the Providence paper mill. owned by tbs
Philadelphia Record. was burned this
morning. Loss estimated at 10000.
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The PTTTING PLAGUE,
Epidemic Am the coking Districts Near
Mt. PleAAAnL

Mt. PLEASANT, Pa, August 4.-The small
pox at Alice mines, mile from here, men
ton Of which was made several days ago.
has become epidemic, and the situation is
growing worse daily. The low tempera.
ture of the last few days has had the effect
of bringing to the suFface a number OF sew
cases. Last night Mrs. Slmms, about 46
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CHATHAM. Va. August 4.-Walter
Hamilton Yeates was hanged, to-day, for
the murder of Presly z. Adkerson, in
February last The execution was private.
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The Kaikin's Case.

Special Correspondence Of the Register.
TOLEDO, August 1.-THE jury in the Wat
kins case reported, to-day, that they were
unable to agree, and were discharged. This
case and that of Furguson will now go
over until next term.
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Paid the Peaalty.

JACKSONVILLE. PLA-. August 4-Harrisou
Carter, colored, who murdered Lewis
Adams, colored. in January, 1882, was ex-
ecuted in the Jail yard. to-day.
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Spw Yorx. August 4.-Bssnsss failures
reported 70 Esu York. the pest ssysa de1s
I04, seafnst Ill lest weak. The Kast6m
States Furnished rs: We,tefn %: 6outhesu
II; Middle n; Pacific Cost and 1erritnssss
13; New York and Rcooklyn 4
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EEw ORLEANS. August 4.-Governor
McEnery has respited JACK Chapman.
sentenced to be hanged at Bassien parish
to-day. ~
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TRADE REVIEW.
coaditiss Of The Masksts at Lead.
g loo Tradb ceatrss.
Dry Goods in Good Demand Boots asd
Shoes Fairly Active Groceries Un.
changed--lron Steady-flou Lower
Wheat Quiet rv
A FAIRLY GOOD WEEKS BUSINESS.


NV
New YORK, August 4-Generd business
has been moderately active, with number
OF buyers from the West and South In the
market. The strike Of the freight hendles
has interfered with trade, but merchandise
is now going forward without difficulty.
Dry goods and domestics are in good d.
nand at low prices, and shipments have
been made. A good miscellaneous dry
goods trade is being done, though buysss
are still cautious. In grain prices havo
gradually advanced and close firm at quo
tations. Lard is strong and has advanced
S5@SSc over last weeks prices. Porh u
stronger without material advance. Cot
ton dull and unsatisfactory. Petroleum
irregular. Frelghts have been bettsr.
There Is little change In the situation %
far Is produce 10 concerned. Receipts Of
butter and cheese are liberal, bnt prices
are we'll maintained. Iron has been dull
but strong. It 10 thought that the strike 10
nearing the end. The supply Of American
pig iron 10 equal 10 the demand, and for
eign pig Is not much called for. Boots aad
shoes fairly active, and good jobblns tssds
doing.
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kCcgnSu August A carriage
'csy NJ S-Is : Was returning from a
IL SGen Sn the horses ran away,
b hin river against a telegrapb
cned, instantly, The occupants
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MEMPHIS, August with only two vot-
ing precincts to hear from, the Democrats
elect their county ticket, excepting County
Court Clerk. Pat. Winters, their nominee
for this office, is defeated by about nine
hundred votes. Hugh b. Cullen, Republl-
can, is elected. The vote against calling a
constitutional convention was Overwhelm-
inc
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Courosrp of the best tonies. irco sna
cipcbons. with veil known AroMsttcs "
Browp's Iron InttsrA Iteures Indigestion.
and al kindred diseases.
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BOstOD,

BosToS, August 4.-0rders for staple man.
ufactured goods indicate very active fall
trade. The impetus comes principally from
the agricultural regions OF the West ana
South, and manifests itself not only In an
improved feeling, but In actual increase OF
business. Orders for boots and shoes arc
coming in rapidly. Leather and hides arc
firmer, and have advanced Hc per pound.
Shipments OF boots and shoes from this
point during July fell of owing 70 all tho
case goods that could be got really being for
warded prior 70 the advance In freishtA
The dry goods market shows more anims-
ton. Wool Is coming In freely and brings
42@42c for Ohio Y and XN, +tCDi8c for fino
delaine, 36(g4Oc for Michigan Y, +6Csi7c for
No. l washed combings, Sss3bc for medium
unwashed, Indiana and Virginia combinea,
and 27H for medium Kentucky osmbines
Pig iron and old iron for reman ufscturs ~.
main very Arm. Manufactured Iron In COOL
request al unchanged prices,
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er-on with the Press, having, however. .
stronger Cameron tendency; and the Star
and Sun, penny papers, avowedly devoted
to giving the news and making money.
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p,e;pbt Handlers. Strike.

New YORK, August 4.-The rush OF
freight to the railroad piers and depots in
this city is slowly but steadily increasing.
The boast of the railroad companies that
they could promptly handle any ,freis sht
he severely tested. The men at work in
st. Johns Park depot, surrounded as they
are with a guard of forty police
men, make very poor headway with the
freight. Early in the forenoon three OF the
five doorways open for the reception of
freight on the Laight street side were COM
pletely blocked with freight, although up
to that time comparatively few trucks had
discharged their loads. The platform back
of the cars was also filled with boxes, bar
rels and bales OF goods Of all descriptions.
Hudson street, in front OF the depot, was
crowded with freight cars, so that there
was only narrow passageway for the usual
street traffic.
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Ptttsb

PIr1ssrRcH, August 4.-There has been
no improvement in business sinos last
week. All branches Of trade are feeling
the effects OF the strike, and the stagnation
is general. Pig iron 10 dull. Sales arc
small and prices are weak, but unchanged.
In manufactured iron there 10 very little
doing. Orders are small, but full prices
are maintained. Glass II inactive; factories
are closed down, and but few orders are DO.
ing received. Coal Is dull, depressed and
unchanged. No shipments are being made
on account OF low water in the river. Pc
troleum was irregular and active United
certificates huctuated between 5si<c and
62<c, closing this afternoon at GoNc. Sales
and resales 4,72s, 900 barrels; shipments
$4,000 barrels. Cattle showed about Sc
of. Receipts 2.2ll head Of local. Com
mon to prime 81 5o@7 %. Hogs slow. Re-
ceipts 252 head; Philadelphis Is COOS 10;
Baltimores &. SOFAS 20. Sheep slow and
lower. Receipts 9.l2i head; common to
prime 81 5O@i IS. Lambs 81 5oCa6 90.
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An OIA Man RobheA &C Q Cireas.

Mason CRY. IA. August 4.-John Rus
sell, sged 1s. was chloroformed in . circus
last night and robbed Of q, 1,soo.
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j. dominion of Canada there are
+ Roman Catholics, or more
Picc as many as the members Of
pr religious denomination. The
t.sts have the next largest num-
fembers, az, ,9Sl, and then in
succession follow the Presbyte-
PisropalianS. Baptists, Luther
\ Rgrrgationalists and other small
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I,,bis pronounced to be the Coney
l Sfrrypt. 1t will break the Eng
Z. ~ ~ visit the place.
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(A,Cnic VCI.Er, C..r, Pittsburgh. says,
bertect,y,v a'arrh badly. PERCxS
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Irrutly we haven't passed the full
lie Of European immigration
j. The arrivals at Castle Gar
the seven months of the current
,unt up &l5,352, against 276,b&2
same periodm 1881, and remem-
u ISL was by far the biggest year