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The YelIOW.FeVer.

NEW YORK, August pa Matamora'
Mexico special TO the Post says: " l he
number OF new cases OF yellow-feever' here
i decreasing. but ship-load OF recruits T.,
for the army who have just arrived VIII
surnish new victims. The fever Is deyas-
tstinc san Fernando. a small town in Fan
PmIa- over 100 cases are in Brownsville.
TI ~ National Board Of Health is enlisting
,o 81 quarantine guards. The How
nd 81 Galveston. have given $1,000"
M p1orxsyIIIE. August 2G.-There were
6,iy.tbree new cases of yellow-ieyer here
today, and three death,,all M exc Is;
Tbere were four deaths at Matanoras bui
very few new cases.
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Murdered by His Insane Wife.

WoRTHINGToN, I'D, August 26.-Wil-
liam Chapman, an elderly gentleman, was
murdered here last evening by his insane
wife. Preparations had been made TO send
her to an insane asylum, and her husband
had been watching her for several DAYS.
1t is supposed that he was 50 fatigued that
he fell asleep, when she cut his throat from
ear to ear with razor. Her two daugh'
ter, hearing the noise hurried to the room,
but found the door locked, and their lives
were threatened il they broke in. They
called for assistance, and the murdereS'
,,-a. sapurpI
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,,copOrsIY APPLYING TIE LASH TO '''''
An INSULT TO HIS WIFE.

,,coporsLY APPLYING TIE LASH III A'h'''D
'''N AN INSULT TO HIS WIFE.
sceciaI to the philadelphia Tunes
ao,ad Washington, August %, says;
The spectacle Of an able-Dodlea MAJ. %n
,,;1orously applying a cowhide 70 .nI
shomlder Of another stalwart mais,u tSa
created a lively sensation 10 iroh' VI 1n'
post.OlIice Department this Afternoon i",I.l
rhe nartles were both Government e,ei aH.
namad Johnston and Kennedy respec'Nei!ii
M former is crack shot with riiie' anu
,n liz The mast two or three weeks has oee ~,
=, Craedmoor practicing for position III ~
az r,Ge tam which will shoot against inc inc
~, nictsd riilcmeu Of England. during n,s
absence at the ESle range his wiie nis , De,n
arh;"cted 10 annoying attentions ron
, ,tn!n.dv He net with no encourage,
Mill boweyer, from the lady, VINO waite, 'al
,im Ter husband came home, when nc wa wa
III m made acquainted win VIVA. , d;s
i, nu,"p; while he was away; ne o uo,i
ca nisp the ride for the rawnlue ,,,. a" ~
stationed himself near Kennedy 90 No cam,
awa;, his opportunity. As soon ~ -, nc r .
within reach Johnston p sil,t yowing tina
I'm he sought safety in hight, yom N.e Al
his time would come for fenge .a and IN,
The narties are welLkuown mere '"" ~
al.i, has cie..ed L,..y .iIp.s'
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ATLANTA, Ga. August 26.-For several
days Judge Simmons has been bearing ar
gumeut in the case OF the State against the
lcssees Of the Western and Atlantic rail-
road, In which II is sought to show that the
present bond is Illegal by reason OF the fact
that it is signed by railroad officials as OH
cials and not as individuals. and for other
reasons. The case was, on information, in
the nature Of quo udrrdnto, demanding
that the road come into court and show
why the bond should not be declared ille-
gal. The Judge decided the bond INSULT
cient, and the case will be tried on its mer-
its in the Supreme Court.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


Progress or the YeiIsw-Fever-An Insane
Wife Marders Her Husband In Indiana
An Alabama Negro Lynched for Rape
Desperate ARRAY in KnoxviIie-A Jealous
Negro Murders His Successful Rival-A
Newport Hotel Burned-A Negro ARRAY in
Hampton-FrishtfuI Ravases OF Asiatie
Cholera in China; 1000 sietims-eeneral
WoIseIey's Advance in Egypt, &C., &c.
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n.s,rncfiye WaterspOut.

GALVESTON. August pa specml US,
pp' Ma to sTe caused the head Of , Basque
creek a, above CSs slspn.nGd csiio S
estimated to be worth rom Iro SfU,yIO her =,
sloO, 600. A MIS-. Hart was oiV Other n ss.
house being dashed 10 piece; ~ O'r roo,s u
sons were saved by cllInDi ,s,e -" has now "
houses and up trees. The wafer '''' III"
subsidized.
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PETERSBURG, VA, August 26.-Grant
White. mail-rider in Orange ~ county
YESTERDAY shot Benjamin Turner in the al
domen in the public road. Turner died
last night from the effects Of the wound.
Both parties are colored, and are mere
bows. They had quarrelled week ago al
fair about a girl they both were paying
attentions to, and meeting Turner yester-
dav on the road with the girl. White imme-
diately drew pistol and took vengeance
on hi successful rival
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.."A coward can be hero at u dis,
80 nresence Of danger tests presence, OF
mind Presence OF disease tests Tue Nalue
Of curative. Kidney-Wort chaiisnses
Ibis test always and everywhere, so iat ~, as
ali complaints Of the bowels, hyer' anu a niu
news are concerned. 1t cures ALL nor asA'
any oiIa
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pun,o the italian Artist, Dead.

IoNpoy. August 25.-Louis Rubio, The
Italian nainter, is dead. at the age OF eighty
five. He was born in Rome: ana alter
gaining. as a student, several OF tne h'sn ,.s.
medals offered in the ltalian SCHOOLS ne wa -.
made member Of the Academy oil :.
like at the age Of thirty. lie SUBSEQUENT,
went 10 Paris and Geneva, where many D
his hest works were executed
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August -. 1852
OFFERINGS.
WUrAr.-Whltc. - bushels. Eof. 9-i1-
CnET.-White. / 81 bushels Mixed. jii tn>hcl-.
OATS-lU6 hu.atl-.
NrAI.-l20 hu~ho-.
0UtfIANp-GRA>- ~EEp.-l~ bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY
- 10 - x1l7 Rel 1872 hu.hel- common o.
mime Lancaster lt - L. s1.l7. S.'3t n'-i.i-
iufvrl ON private terms: 5u- tu--'.. JADE - very
good FnliL at l.u3 to Sill.
f0rS.--WLitr. 10 bu,h,l- good N.r-lril ~ >J'.
Mixed. ~ bushels prime Virginia tl SOC
NEAI.-2O bushels q POO.
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FANCY GOODS.
- TEV EMS

: 7 EV E rs
SHOWS TO-DAY SPLENDID LINE Oh
LAMPS.
HANDSOME BRONZE FIGURED LAMPS,
trimmed complete. al sI
HANDSOME PORCELAIN PIG LAMPS. Trim
med complete. at II:
BEAUTIFUL PORCEL AIN PEG LAMPS. Trim
med complete ri s1.5O;
ELEGANT PORCELAIN PFC LAMPS, worth
lrors2;
Very choice styles FIGURED LAMPS. finished ~
silver and gold. nc -l.j0
New designs LIBRARY PENDANT LAMrs at
very lows price-;
PENDANT HALL LAMPS, trimmed complete
msI;
BRAcKET SIDE LAMPS. trimmed complete. -
81;
Nc,g dc-iguaIn OFFICE INKS. finished ia g.it or
bronze. 20 low price,
NEW BRONZE ANTIQUE PITCHERS at-l
BARGAINS arriving every DAY at
STEVENS. 5Oj Broad str't.
CATALOGUES mailed fro, % any address. au2
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Killed with "a IEatchct.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, August pa
fight took place in Hampton to-day be,
TWEEN two negroes, Thomas Lee and
Henry Brooks. Lee fatally wounded
Brooks with a Ratchet. Lee has been
LODGED in Jail.
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ooo victims Of Asiatic Cholera

IovpoS. August 26.-A telegram re-
ceIyed here from Hong hohg, ua.s 80, on
THURSDAY, says: -Four thou>anu " 49,,
have died OF Asiatic cholera IN ,don s,ns =
philippine province; but Tue az, eP'c sIu fs,s
decreasing. There have been only S'A 'A'"
cases among Europeans.
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Palestine dispatch says the ps,hoI JadS y
Re Re- V for ronpress by acclamailoh'
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AIBASIASs ENLISTED.


| ALEXANDRIA. August 26.-ft i stated on
good authority that two thousand Alba
mans have been enlisted for service in
Egypt in quarantine and other depart
ments, rs il Is feared that the native troops
cannot be trusted. Troops are urgently
required at the quarantine station at
Moses Well, near SueZ, as the attitude OF
the Bedouins there is threatening.
EGYPTIAN COAST BLOcKADED.
ALEXANDRIA. August 2G.-The blockade
OF the Egyptian coast was established yes
terday.
PILGRIMS TO MECCA.
CONsTANTINoPLE, August 26.-Lord
Duflcrin, the British ambassador has pro-
missed that pilgrims TO Mecca will he per-
mitted 10 traverse the Suez canal rs usual.
THE ENEMY RETRE.TING.
LONDON, August 26.-The Times has the
following dispatch:
"Lsmaiiia, August 2j.-This morning
the enemy turned ont Of their strong po-
stion near Ramses station and retreated,
leaving their camp behind them. They
took some guns with them"
MORE NEWS FROM GENERAL wOLSELET.
LONDON. August 25.-Sir Garnet Wolse-
ley's dispatches, dated ISmaiia. 18th. eve
ming. report that on Friday the operations
against Arab were entirely successful. He
hanked the Egyptians at Mahasameh rail-
way station, which he took, routing the
enemy with considerable loss. taking five
Krupp guns. seventy-fye railway carriages
laden with provisions. and 4 large quantity
OF ammunition and rifles.
WOlseley's losses were not over a dozen
killed and wounded. but forty-eight cases
OF sunstrokc occurrcd-One fatal. Wolse-
ley gives high praise to all his soldiers.
Following up his advantage he took pos
session Of lock on the fresh-water canal.
which gives him command Of a safe route
across the desert TO the cultivated lands Of
the Delta.
MORE ABOUT Thursday FIGHT.
LONDON. August 20. A dispatch from
I,mailia to the Standard saws: The very
first she'll fired by the enemy on Thursday
passed few feet over General Wol>cley'S
head. and took oil the leg OF a horse ten
yards behind. The enemy throughout the
fight declined TO come 10 close quarters.
The two gunners who were killed were
I struck down by >hrapnels near Gen
eral Wolscley'S position. The troops be-
haycd well. They were all day without
water or food, after marching ten miles
through the heavy sand. The enemy'S
cavalry swept around the British risht
flank. but did not come within striking
distance. The Egyptian fire WAS too hot
for the Life Guards 10 cross the open field
/ towards them. The British infantry passed
the day lying down behind the bank, and
in the bitches. After the engagement on
Thursday General WolSeley rode into
l,mailia and returned late in the eve
ming. Reinforcemcnt- arrived during
| the night. but the guns not untlI
early next morning, having had great dii'
fculty TO get through the sand. At day
| liyht it was found, TO the great disappoint
ment OF our men. that the main body OF
the enemy had withdrawn. The Egyptian
artillery fought well. and fired much more
accurately than at kafr-el-Dwar. The in
fantry were contemplate, and The cavalry
! little better. Many Of both these arms
were observed breaking from the ranks
and dispensing under our fire Of shell
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Egypt.

GENERAL woLsELEY APPLYING FOR MORE
TROOPS.
LONDON, August 26.-Tbe Standard says
il has reason TO believe that General Wolse-
ley has applied for more troops. This. it
adds, probably means the Third division Of
the army corps nov mobilizing at Alder
shot
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pIssoLuTroNs & pAxrSERsulps
R1cnMoxD. August 20. 1852.

RICHMOND. August 20, 1882.
THE FIRM OF KNOWLES, CABELLG
co. heretofore conducting the general HAT
RI-sINFSS at g2l east Main street. has been this
day dissolved by mutual consent. and al tie
stock on hand transferable KNOWLES ilOFF,
who will conduct the same business at the old
stand.
DR.R.G. CABELL, JR.. is alone authorized u
receive and nay an bills due 90 and by The firm Of
KNOWLES. CABELL & co.
j. If. KNOWLES. JR..
CABELL. JR.
RICHMOND, August 20. lSs2.
We have this day formed a partnership under
the style Of KNOWLES & HOFF. and will carry
on a GENERAL HAT BUSINESS AZ the stand
heretofore occupied by KNOWLES, CABkLL x
60. A full stock Of frsi-clas- good, In every re-
spect. HATS. CAPS. FURs, STRAW GOODS
UMBRELLAS. &C., win always he kept on hand
and the patronage Of our friends and the public
+ respectfully solicited. - ,.,.,,,., 49,. =.
T.. W. HOFF.
In Withdrawing from the old firm desire to eN
press the hope that all my friends will give theii
I patronage TO the new one.
au27-2t ko' u. CAbhLL''H'
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY, August 20, 1851.
sALEs-FiRsr BoAED.-5o shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad stock al 7sA; 10 shares Pe-
tersburg Railroad stock nj 2st; 1000 Pi0mon'
Railroad frst SIS Mt l1Ox.
SECOND BoARD.-2.000 Petersburg Railroad
bonds, Glass b. at 77H: 1900 Columbia and
Greenyille second 6's at SEA, 1000 do. az s6i.-
5000 do. at s6t. 1000 DO. at s6k, 1000 do. a,
sea- 10 shares Petersburg Railroad stock at 2s@.
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UoIsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE LEMONADE.
Or. c. &. OlmStead, Milwaukee. Wis, -ay':
Il use several bottles in my family annu-
aly A. lemonade. ! prize ii highly
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49, Neak and glneralIy Iover
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

xEw YORK BANK STATEMENT
NEW YORK. August 26.-Thc weekly statement 81
Tie a~socltted bank >huw- the il'Ning chAh-' 3
Loan. decrease. S2.6OS.-OO: -prtic decrease
s2I42.9uO: legal .,ndcr> decrease. :. i'''t' IT.
ro.lt. lcgrctsa <G.4u6.-uO; circulation incrcasc'
-. 100: reserve accrca g. e75Uluu.
The banks now hold sl.lj9.c15 in cNce-s "f
ga REL uircmenis.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 2G.-NirglnId 81 con-ull-
dated 80. second -.ric~. 81; pf~i-'tt coupons
80: lew IU-4u'.. ~. BID t-diy.
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Flonr-We quote: Fine. ~ $50: .rIcrnn.
.4JuH>J: extra. t5.joo sou GO i""i'h ''W-
uy. s5.-JuG.jU; Patent family. s1m:e.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. sc.

THOMAS j. sTARKE x SONS,
l. jO5 BROAD STREET. RICHMOND. VA,
Dealers I'm SCHOOL, COLLEGE, RELIGIOUS,
SUNDAI-SC HOOL. AND MfSCELLANEotS
ROOhS Of AL kinds Il lowest cash prices. FIVE
CENT PIANO SiIFET-NJSlC. SPEcTACLE~
aud EYEGLASSES 4 specially. Catalogue sent
free on application. u27-2m
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..,, politics.

NEW HAVEN, August s6; tentiOn I has been
cut Democratic State Con''".
called ior October the t'n'
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By Telegraph.
NFW TORk.


WV VoRK. August Z6.-C0itou Arm: -a,-
zoo h,iel: upland-. II l5-l6c.; orleans. l3sc;
consolidated ne receipts 26s5 bale, rNp"ris--t9
Great Britain. 81 tal,'. southern il"nI H.. aug
steady: common T. fair extra. si9o f'.'' t'D'
=" choice extra. s5.-ua.7.73. Wh'lt "a e.
iower On spot, clo-iug dul and weak Il ao.gl jn-
80 rates and unchanged: rcd. st.U3Hs IS =
-, cash ntifet and hrm, closing weak; ~. -
91r: w. August. sgc. asked; september No'
S6ic. Oaf--Cash . &C.. lower closing he''} ;
,,,,ier,t.: eastern. Al oi5c. C0iiCe duh ana
rrfher weak: Eio. sale. Job lots, -@l2c.
sugar Arr. with fir inquiry fair 10 good rem.
IT, 7uW7.c.: refined ,teidy; standard y
~, 81 Mola,ses quiet and steady. Rice firm
and guiet Hosin quiet and steady - sl;SV@
sIq5. Turptnunc dull and wetA AZ 4lc. Woo
Unchanged and dull. Pork very dull aud slightly
"a, favor Of buyers: ness. spot, s2l.7D Tor new
s2525 August. 1920 s22.l0 septcmbtr. Middle
scarce and nominal: long clear. l3sc. Lard
Ca.h fairly active and firm: moderate trade re-
ported: prime steam, spot $3.50. fFeighls t.
/ liverpool stronger.
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VIRGINIA REPORTS, VOL. IS.

Just published
MATTHEW'S VIRGINIA REPORTS, vol. l.,
civil eases from Janusfy to December, ISL.
criminal cases from January, 1881, 10 April,
1852. Price. &c by mail sG.a3.
All the LATE and STANDARD LAW BOOKS
for sale on the bostterms ~ 1902 Main street
an o6-dEw RANDDI PHI 4 ENGLISH
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A pTUIR ROONEY,


A FURNISHING UNDEETAkEE'
Va. 1918 FRANkLiN STREET;
-. a., .ns night for telegraph and otner IT
Ar IW0i,D and METALLIC BUkiAL,,oon,.iis ..
and cAsKETs; incest SIN I ana o. im ithises n,
100. forf,maral supplies. az LOWEST IN
ia,r's.s 10 sRTIiiTR Rooney, Rieh-ont' "a.
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POKT OF KICHHUNU. AtItst 70. IesZ.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Guyandotfe, Kelly. New York, me-
chandse and passengers. e.. W. Alien Co.. agents.
steamer Fanita. Smith, Philadelphia, merchan-
dise. J. W. McCarrick, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise. aud passengers l.. u. Iatum,
superintendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, August &c. 1852.
tBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray. schormerhorn. Old Point and
Hampton. merchandise and passengers, Ghcsa-
peske aud Ohio Railway Company land sailed on
returnl.
steamer Northampton. McCarrick. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company iand sailed on returnl.
steamer Accomac. Delk. merchandise and pas
seDgers. Smithheld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land sliled on relurn).
schooner VI. T.. Baysrd. -. 20 load coal.
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SEW YoRx Corrox IuTuaep.

NV YORK. Angnst 26. -Cotton-Nd receipts.
n hsI~s. ersss is bales. FUTURES closed quiet
and steady; saIes. A. 600 bales: August 500
si2.eO; September. t1l.s3@sfl:ss; Ostoter.
all gI 6aAi az: November. til.72at1l73.
be~cmbcr. sIi.72nsiI.73; January. sIf.sI /;
FEBRUARY. slI.e2asll.93; March. el2.o3@
sI2o4 April, ti2.i5@sl2.i7; May, sl2.2SS
al2.9s.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. August 26.-flouT steady anu VIM
ont change Wheai-Sou;hern quiet ana LfI
TX. amber, sl.16msl.l9; No : w,rtr m
Ssinfer rel. spot, .1.l2tGsl.l3s; August, Sill
msII3i Corn bern scarce ana lTlh. w.
I'm rniXel spot. IS &C.. asked, SepicinDcr' 60 q,
see oats quiet and easiei m tone soathern' = :
q see: red, rust-proof 400 f3c.' EeN'e,n Wiz
- 5695sc. Hay dun and unchanged. PrJN-'
Ions arm and unchanged. Butter quiet: "ostern
nacked. I4M2Oc.; creamery, 23HZIc. ~,
lse.Iv AZ lQN2Oc Coffee .teady. Ei0 carg'c
it,,::,r, ~ f,fr S-Nes,c. sugar qnitt; \ -oit
o. Whisky .ieady At si.l9gsl.@J. tr,ifhi
li.et and unchanged.
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FILTERS.
UNDERTAKES.

TOsEPH W. LAUBE, g
81 FURNISHING-CNDE !, An .E,
,sySTp FII,sr AND BROAD sTkELIe-
RICHMOND, Va. <..,,-
WOOD AND METkLLlC BghlAL-oAsLs'
"V ROBES, HEARsE, HAChs,
and ali things requisite al LOWEST hAIhs'
reIegrauhic and country orders solicited: D,
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C,HEAP POPULAR EDITIONS

EVUNNN ITfF
SOUTHERN SKETCHES. BY Constance Fcni-
more WOolson. author Of Anne" SC. l6mo.
Paper. 80 cents. The success of Miss MOolson's
Novel. Anne" has caused "A fresh demand for tie
artistic and remarkable sketches In the above vol
ume.
INTHE BRUSH OR, OLD-TIME SOCIAL AND
POLITICAL LIFE IN THE sol INVEST. by
II. ". Piorson. ID. -. llursrste1 by W. l.. >bcp-
pari. New cheap edttCn. l6mo. PAPER, 90
cents. For sale 10y
N.LEONARD. Bookseller,
au26 pos Nalu street
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CINCINNATI.

,,,sc,<v,rt. August 2G.-Fl0ur strong. but
,,ric.s unchanged. Wheat easier; No. : req VIZ
frrSI OF. SPIT, $lO%4 = piemuer, IN !" -,
10. ? mixed. zoe. pot: 7ie, octD1er' O't,
-. "a , mixed. IlAH42c. FORK hrm az
80 ard .irnpg al $3.50. Buik-ncu as urn
.6Cnlders. 1913: rin. ~. Bacon strong ana
higher; shoulder slu.5's; III so1ar arm
80 Unchanged Hogs quiet; common ~ hghi'
So az: pacslng and butcher- $40 &te'sV
LOUISVILLE.
,o,.,svtrLF. August 26.-Markct quiet aud
mice. generally unchanged
II. LOUIS.
ST Iorrs. August 26.zFlour quiet ana IN
hanged. Wseat dG.l and lower; No reg reg az,
a.. August aud september. corn gh.i anu
,ah., o,t. dali and lower: 33eM3t ~ sssii'
az ssLc. August. 3i5sr. >epiem.tf. NB,a..}
steady at sl.le. Pork quiet logOiHts' 80,
Hnlk.maats quiet and unchansti' % sik2=t
shoulders sl6.37.; rib sii's's' e'e''' 200 q
Lard 'A-'''' CHICAGO.
cu,c,co. August 26.-flour steady ana un.
I cb,ncrd. Wheat active, out wear ea 10. $50
r.llar. 81 .O24ds Aaghst vs'aa 80. n ~
teinDc..' go =Sir september. oats 2cu.e Dtu
49,. s4Cc. August, So C. sep,snlns paso'
I.ra,iy and unchanged. Pork unsettled bur gene
rally lower = so sz I,s,0S Sa,h ard easter
40 s+l2.i5 cashand september; B1is-n,ea.
s--nser. shoulGers. $40; RIB. els 40; cie;,t
sia15, Whisky steady and uhehahken ~ sA'i'
MILWAUKEE,.
vuw,rKyK. August 26.-FlOuP steady with iai
demand. Wheat lower and tame; Nc, sitnAa
lsn- cash. si.o54; August, si.02a,; sepiemeeii
co. Corn lower and weak; No. 2. 7O.e. ual
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-22
ORDINANCE No. SO.


An Ordinance IN regard to the laying of
Telegraph and Telephone wires.
The Common Council of the City of St.
Paul, do ordain as follows:
Sec. I. That any person or persons who
shall hereafter lay any Telegraph, Electric
Light or Telephone wires above the city
FIRE alarm wires, or any Manager, Agent or
other person being in charge of any Tele-
graph or Telephone or Electric Light
line in said city, who shall refuse to re-
move any Telegraph, Electric Light or
Telephone wire heretofore laid, on being
requested SO to do by the Chief Engineer
of the Fire Department, or any person or
persons who shall cut Or IN any manner
whatever interfere with the city fire alarm
wire, shall on conviction pay fine Of not
less than twenty five dollars nor exceed
ing one hundred dollars for each offense
Sec. 2. This Ordinance to be in force
from and after its passage.
YeasEAld. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert,
Fischer, Smith, Cornish, johnson Van
Slyke, Starkey, Mccarthy, Mr.. President
III
: Passed September 10, 1889.
a. ALIEN,
President Of Conncil.
Approved September 20, 1882.
ENMUND RICE, Mayor.
Attest:
THoNAs A. PRNDEaeRAsT, City CLERK.
Sept %.
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ORDINANCE No. SOC.


An Ordinance accepting certain track of
the st. Paul City Railway Company.
The Common Council Of the City of St.
Paul DO ordain as follows: ~, -
Section 1. The track of the st. Paul
City Railway Company on University Az
enue, from Rice street to Dale street hay
ing been duly inspected by and found sat-
isfactory TO the Common Council, of said
city, is hereby approved and accepted.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take
effect from and after its passage.
Yeas -Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert,
Fischer, Smith, Cornish, Johnson, Van
Slyke, Starkey, Mccarthy, Mr.. President
II. ~ /see0 E..ta..
Passed September 10, 1852. a
A. ALLEN,
President of Coun Gil.
Approved, September 90, 1882.
EDMUND RICE,
Attest: Mayor.
THos. A. PRENpEBeAs7, City Clerk.
Sent %