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Not Properly to be Counted as Cash
POSTAL POINTS.
Report of Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral HattOn.


WASHINGTON ID. c., October 3O.-The an
nual report of First Assistant Postmaster
General HattOn gives the number OF
pOstOttices in operation on June 30,
1882, as 46, 23l, an increase of 1,7l9 during
the year. One thousand nine hundred and
tifty-one of these offices are filled by ap-
pointment of the President, and are known
as "Presidentisl" offices, and the remand
er, 44,2sO, are filled by the appointments OF
the Postmaster General.
The flee delivery system was in opera
tion during the year in ll2 principal cities
and employed 3,ll5 carriers. The regular
appropriation for this service was $780,
900, to which was added by special appro-
priatiOn $25,0O0 to meet an anticipated
deficiency, making a total OF $2,625, 900,
an increase of $l25, 900 over the previous
year. The total cost of the service was
81, ,623, ,2G2, leaving unexpended balance OF
81 73I. The average cost per carrier was
$S30.75, decrease of $3,779. This decrease
was owing to the appointment of addi-
tiOnal carriers (auxillaries) at $i00 per
onnum. The appropriations are INSULT
Cient to employ carriers at higher salary.
General Hatton recommends that the free
delivery system be extended to towns
within short distance of one another,
which have not singly the required quail
fiCation, or the gross revenue emitting
them to this service, but that have in the
aggregate more than the required
population or revenue. During
this year the regular biennial
adjustment of 2,0l2 Presidential post.
masters salaries was made, showing an in
crease of 24S, or ii per cent. as compared
with the previous adjustment. Returns
from all parts of the Union show very
gratifying and general increase of business.
The sum necessary to pay the increased sal
aries of pOstmasters, including $50 special
adjustments, amount to 1868, 400, or 1914
ner cent. more than last year.
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r.x York CITY Probabilities.

NEw YoRK, October 30.-The city's regis
try complete is 10000. Democratic papers
believe FOlger will not receive TO exceed
4o, 600 votes II this be true and the vote
faiIs behind the registry ~ usual, Folger
will be beaten in the city by los. 90 The
Democratic papers believe Brooklyn SINH
larly situated. The Republicans, however,
declare, by the personal efforts, OF the
President. BOW on the ground they will
make a much better showing and elect
their ticket in the State. Local politics
have greatly mixed and tangled the results
but the general independent and non.
partisan opinion is that Cleveland will DO
overwhelmingly elected, not becsnse OF his
merit nor because OF any alleged unhtness
Of Judge Folgrr, but because Of the common
desire to wash dirty linen and purify the
Republican party Of bossism.
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That Negro Conspiracy.

MERRIAM, MISS, October 3O.-lmportant
documents from Butler, Choctaw county,
Ala, forty miles away, the scene OF the
late hanging Of Jack Turner, a negro, con-
spirator TO maacree the white people, are
received here this evening. These are aifi-
davits of two respectable physicians who
have attended on one OF the conspirators
now under indictment and in Jail. They
are both of the same tenor and effect, fully
cor Tossing the conspiracy and its purpose
in that county has Just closed its term;
The sir conspirators unhung and in Jail
had their cases continued. The county re-
iapsed into condition of peaceful quiet.
The sffrighted white women of the county
have regained confidence in their safety
from, brutal murder.
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CAPITAL CUlllNGS.
The Search on the Lena.

WASHINGTON, October 30.-Secretary Chan
dler has received a cable message from
Lieut.. Rarber Of the Jeanette search party,
dated Berlin, July ,, and Irkutsk, October
80, as follows:
Arrived at Bouln July 20, ninety days
from Irkutsk; strong head winds; schooner
does we'll begin work on the delta July 5
with four parties; no further csmmunica-
tiOn until return
The sOteIdo Case.
The Soteldo case was called in the crimi-
nal court to-day. Six jurors were obtained
and an adjournment was taken until to-
morrow.
The Garfield Fair.
The trunk lines allow half rates to viSi-
tors to the Garfield Monument Fair.
A Million Carp.
The Fish Commissioners have a million
carp ready for transportation.
square Up, Gentlemen.
Judge Advocate General Swaiue. in reply
to. an inquiry OF the Secretary of War,
who refuse to pay their debts are tiabletS
process of common law, the same as CIVIL
ians, and that where their acts tend TO
bring discredit upon the army, or in any
way 10 impair the efficiency or discipline
of the service they constitute sufficient
cause for a courtmartial.
An Explanation.
The Department of Justice denies the
truth of the published statements charging
extravaganza in the employment OF special
assistant attorneys and makes the following
explanation: Under Attorney General
MacVeigh's administration four attorneys
were specially employed in the manage
ment OF the Star Route trials, VIZ:
Brewster, Bliss, Cook and Gibson. There
are cow only three, viz: Bliss. MerrlcK
and Kerr, and the services of several
detectives have been dispensed with. The
expense of the department in connection
with these cases has also been reduced In
other respects The statement that w. A.
Cook is now engaged as special counsel in
the Howgate case is incorrect; That case
was taken from his charge by Attorney
General Brewster on the 18th OF June last
and turned over to District Attorney Cork
hill.
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C.sbed the Checks and skipped:

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 30.-Owen NJ.
Gillice, of Pittsburgh, one of the sub,con-
tractors for the construction OF the Pitts
burgh, McKeeSport & Goughiogheny rail
road, was arraigned at the Central station
this morning. on charges OF forgery and
embezzelment. He was in the employ OF
Harris Bros. & Co., contractors, and a week
apO was given two checks amounting to
ais 566 TO pay wurkmen. He mad the checks
csshcd. and left lie was arrested at the
Ciirard house last night, and committed to-
day for further hearing.
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CIyCIxSArr, October 30.-Benjamin BIOS
rolling mill made an assignment to-day.
The bond OF the assignees is fixed at w.
900. Mt
ID. Heinscheimer, assignee OF B. Benja.:
min & Co. proprietors Of the Cincinna,l
Rolling Mill Company, is not aole 10 MAKE
s,,tements of assets and liabilities, but
saws he bopes soon TO resume and give EN-
nloyment TO the hundred men now idle.
The firm has but little Indebtedness. bat
has accounts in Chicago, st. Louis and New
Orleans.
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The Sick List.

CrxcrHNArr O., October 3O.-A Times
Star Batavia, Ohio, special says: Judge
Philip Il. Swing, of the United States Dis
trict Court cannot live till evening.
INpIAXApoLIs October 3o.-At noon TO.
dsy Ex-Governor Hendricks condition has
not improved. His case is regarded as crit
ical.
IyDIANAroLIs, October 30.-The condition
of Gov. Hendricks at P. NJ. is more favor
able. His physicians are very much en-
couraged.
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CoBoEs, y. Y, October 30-Joseph Rivet,
while re, airing a bridge to-day, fell into
the Courtland street canal. He was carried
over weir twenty-five feet high and drop
ped into a race way running at right angles
at rapid rate He was whirled along to
dam fifty feet high over which he was car
ried, and rushed through wild gorge into
the Mohawk river His efforts for lie were
witnessed by fifteen hundred people, HIS
body was recovered in the river. He leaves
q wife and five children
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Sharps Sentenced.

CLEVELAND, O., October S0.-Heury Jack,
son, alias Henry Page, of Chicago, and
Thomas r. Allen, alias Charles Smith, OF
Churchville, n. V, two OF gang OF horse
shsrps which have been operating e<ten'
siveIy through the country selling inferior
horses as thoroughbred fast s0ck, were
cony cted here to-day of obtaining money
hy false pretenses from DR.. c. Scott, who
bought from them span oi h?9scs repre-
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ACounterfeiser Casghi.

BRaproRp. Pa, October 31.-Jsmes Camp
hell a crook from Buffalo, was before
Alderman Ware, this afternoon, charged
with counterfeiting. Three counterfeit
dollars and moulds were found On Camp.
hell. He claims 10 be one Of an extensive
gang, all from Buffalo with headquarters at
Bradford. having made thousands OF dol
lars of counterfeit dollars, ha,yes. quarters
and five dollar gold pieces, and agree: 70
soueal on his comrades. His examination
was continued until tomorrow.
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rh. A.hIaud Murderer.

LEXINGTON, KY. october 30.-Neal and
Craft, the Ashland murderers, who have
been held in the Fayette county jail ior
safe keeping a were taEen Ees1 tTaa t5as mob at
that place would lynch them induced
Goyernor Blackburn TO order out
a battalion OF the guards as spe,,
cial escort. The military commanded
by Mai. J. r. Allen, consisting of the Lex.
ington companies Of infantry and battery
of :artillery, nineteen officers aud 20 men,
left this city to-day on a special train with
the prisoners Their safe arrival at Cat
tlesburg at O. clock this afternoon, Is an
nnuncpd
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Terrible Accident at Murray Vile, W.
Special Dispatch to the Register.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, October S0.-John
Walker, employed at the Murrayville boat
yards, aged thirty years, was instantly
killed there this evening, while launching
a new ferry boat. Several hands were en-
ployed in the final preparation for the
launch, when one Of the spars gave way,
caught the unfortunate man in the chest
crushing his heart into Jelly, and break
ing Ills ribs into atoms. He leaves an in
valid wife who has been insane for some
time. and does not realize the situation.
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Arrested for SMindIing.

NpecidJ UISpd'ch 10 thc HcglStcf.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, October 80 John
W, Graham, of Spencer, was arrested to-
day by Captain Mehen, at the instance of
G. ID. Grill, of Portsmouth, o., charged with
swindling TO the amount OF $4O0. The &C.
cused is son of Dick Graham, we'll
known merchant of Writ Court House. and
has been doing business in Spencer, where
he sQuandered a stock of goods. Logan &
Co., of this city, lose something by the
Gentleman
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BROWNSVILLE, TEX, October 3O.-Three
cases of yellow fever at Fl. Brown are doing
we'll. There was one new case to-day;
The troops at Camp Ytunia are in good
health. There are some cases "t lever at
Santa Rosalia rancho, three miles from
town. The weather is hot.
PENSACOLA October 3O.-Ninetcen new
cases were reported to-day, six being at
Nixs, sixteen miles from Pensacola, where
DR.. Gravy was sent to-day by the Board OF OF
Health. Only one death to-day. Total to
date, >, 227 cases and la deaths. Weather
very warm.
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D,.a rron DrInLinx Coal OH.

PorrsvILLE October 30.-A three year.old
son of Mrs Hunter, of Reynolds station,
this county, during the temporary aoseoc
of its mother. drank large quantity OF
coal oil, and after lingering in great agony
tyenty-four hours, died to-day.
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PROBABLE MURDER.
Fatal Shooting ARRAY at Charleston.

Fatal Shooting Ahray at charleston.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, October 30-Barney
HaggonS, an engineer on the Winiferd rail
road quarrelled with William III. Knight,
a school teacher, to.night,a and in the course
Of the difficulty drew revolver and shot
Knight through the right side. The
wounded man cannot possibly survive.
No arrests,
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D,a,,, ASree with Him.

GRAND Forks, OAK, October 30.-The
man Elliott VINO was tarred and feathered
ON Friday, and who has been missing
since, was found to-day on the Minnesota
river in a precarious condllon' Ihere Is
some excitement here over the case, and
the rest of the participants are threatened.
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MOrtuarY,

CTNCrSYNTI, October 80. Phillip b.
Swing. Judge of the United States District
Court for the southern district of Ohio died
tonight at his residence at Batavia, Ohio.
Judge Swing was 81 years old. II was ap,-
pointPd TO the District Judgeship by Presl-
dent Grant in ISL to succeed Judge Leavltt
who resigned on account of old age.
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Atit Again.

News from Richmond states that John
4. Smith and Geo. ID. Wise, the Republi-
can and Democratic Congressional csndi-
dates in the Richmond district, have
further indulged their belligercnt propen-
sites by getting into a disgraceful row IN
Caroline county. The two candidates met
at n cross roads grocery, and became in
yulved in a discussion which, rs usual,
ended up in a quarrel. Wise threw
whisky tumblcr at Smith, and the latter
drew 4 revolver and snapped it at his an
taguuiSt. who beat a hasty retreat. Smith
Was arrested. but was soon released.
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sIEUBENvILLE.
Fatal Aceidsaf-Appeinted Death OF n
PrOminens Citizen-sentenced for
Special Dispatch 10 the Reoister.

Special Dispdtch to the Register.
SrEUBENvIIIE, October 30.-This morning
at o'clock the gravel train of the Pan
Handle railnned started west, and when at
the dump, at the lower end of the city,
ran into hand-car. knocking it off the
track and fatally injurng Conrad Bang
NOSE and JaLAes Mahan, railroad meR.
There were ten applications for the posi-
tion of County Auditor McBeth, who was
buried yesterday. The County Commits
sioners met tonight and appointed VIM. F.
Simeral to the position.
Rev. DR.. Charles c. Beatty, founder OF
the Beatty Female Seminary in this city,
and an eminent Presbyterian divine, died
this morning, aged SO years.
John Harter, the murderer whose trial
was concluded last week, was to night sen.
fenced to the Penitentiary for life.
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The PUBLIC MONEY.
The Amount Congress Has Got Away
with

WASHINGTON, October 30-The Treasury
has at last completed its statement OF the
amount appropriated at the last session IN
the general appropriation bills. Ii has not
been possible tO do this before, because the
computations made necessary by reason OF
the extension of the appropriations OF last
wear thirty five days into the present hScal
year were not completed. The total IS
S25l. .42SIl7. To this should be added the
Geneva award. $, 900, 900; postoffice eXpedi-
tinns. 81. .OOO, 900: indefinite permanent ap-
propiatiunS, including sinking fund. Sl26,-
tuO.UUO; total current liabilities during the
fiscal year. $i29, t2S, III. The Geneva award
j. appTonriated as a specific fund, and will
not all be- used this year. Nevertheless tits
a charge against the Treasury, and is set
apart as specific fund.- and cannot pro.
erly be counted in the cash in the Trea'
sury. There is not much probability that
the expenditures under the head OF
IndehniIe Appropriations
will be less than the $l26, ,0O0. 900, as esti.
mated by the Treasury, so that the total
current demand liabilities OF the Govern
ment during the fiscal year 1855, subject
TO draft at any time, by virtue OF laws al,
ready passed, is $429, 42s, III 81. or in rosnd
numbers $3.50 900 900. On the other side OF
the ledger is to be placed the 10000, 900 Of
revenue, which is the estimate OF the Sec
retarv of the Treasury, and which will not
be exceeded by any considerable sum. No
one in the Treasury thinks that the re-
ceipts can exceed $iO4, 900, 600, and of course
,he SO, ,OOO. 900 Of postal receipts above the
deficiencies are to he added to the revenues,
so the total revenue of the Government t'r
the fiscal year. according to the estimate,
will b. S4i2. 40, ono. As the current de
mnnd Liabilities are SS0 OOO.OD,
The Real, Actual Net suTpIus Revenue
Of tae Uri.cI Sm'cS for IN" curr-nt f>"a
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A Monster Depot,
Snicide.

TORONTO. October SO-John j.. Walsh,
iurior partner OF Ryan & Walsh, stock
br, kers, killed himself to-day. The only
re 4. ON assigned is the decision of the senior
par ner t. dissolve the partnership. Walsh
has been drinking freely for the past few
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CompOsitorS Strike.

NASHVILLE. TEsx., October 3o..The type
.et,ers on the Evening Banner OF this city,
are on a strike for higher eomposltory
rate. They were receiving thirty cent.
and demsnd thirty.three and one-thifd
cents per thousand ems. The proprietors
and other Office employees are at the case
resisting the demand
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nna KILLED.

ATLANTA. October S0.--The down passen-
ger train, on the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia railroad, came in COLLISION
with an up freight to-day, twelve miles be-
low Rome. Fireman Gersham was killed,
and Engineer George GarVin had leg
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A Race After Rsbbers-

WooxsocKEr, r. l.. October 30..Tso
West Brook6eld store robbers we're discov'
cred by Sheriff Bacon on Providence q
worcester train this morning: nsa, ,1os S,ecs !.
he woods. One hundred persons ass In
'ursuit.
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InAtantIy Killed.

NICcTdE DIIp0fch % Nc RcgNtcf.
STEUBENvTLE October 3O.-John Stark,
ing a tsiX miles west OF here, while driv.
Meeting House, rhorses near Two RIDGE
ran of, throwing Stark out and killing MIN
instantly.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Three Men Killed on the Chesapeake
and Ohio.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, October 9O-A ter
rible accident on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, near Lock-Six, this morning. A
construction train ran into fat car stand
on the track, instantly killing three men,
William COPELAND, James Smith and An
drew Snyder, and severely injuring Will
liam Brown. Caaelessness was the cause of
the accident,
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ADefau,ter Arrested.

PITTSBURGH, October Co Henry FARMER;
the dcfaulting treasurer OF the Nauohal
Window Glass Workers Association. was
srrested tonight at his home on the So1ta
Side.
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WHEELING w. VA TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 81. 1882.

sented to have been raised by Gen. Withers
and Mr.. Alexander, of Kentucky, aud able
to trot in 2:27 or better, but in which the
animals proved worthless. A Kentucky
gentleman tessifed on the trial that they
never had such horses on their farms.
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Fatally Hurt.
"sfhhbJ
nrc;1J IN NE Er1iStri

NDc'lNt 70 WS bI'St''
WE1LsvILLE, O., october 3O.-Wm;;
MecLan, an cmploye of the rolling mill
here was struck a terrible blow in the
abdomen by a piece of iron he was cutting,
this afternoon, receiving internal injuries
that will prove fatal.
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BEgLIs. October 30.-Emperor William
in spite of the stories tn the contrary. con-
tinues to enjoy excellent and vigorous
health. Tho-e about him say he appears
fresh and strong since bis visit to the va
tering places this sGa,inFr aud fall: lie
starts on hun'ins excursion 70 the Ha7h
mountains sh"I =.
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Liver. Kidney ana ErIrbt.s D,,eas.

r,",a ,'.'H .. me that destroys the germ or
Ill ~ 81 Er'GLts Disease, Diabetes, Kidney
...,.. .'' mpHin's, and has power to
.1 .rt of tho system. i, above all
..., '.". . :gJi'.iue is Hop Ri.ters, land
R . ".' "i tli~ rnn be- found by one
s>Nrr- gulr u,i-hh.-.. who
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West Virginia-Ayerage yield, % bush.
els: average quality, lO3. the highest OF any
State or Territory. Ohio-Average yield,
299 bushels; quality, 93. Pennsy yIvania-
Average yield, 23j bushels; quality, 96.
The average for the whole country is % )
bushels, making an aggregate of 5000, ,OOO
bushels, of which California New York
and Wisconsin produce more than One-half.
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year, after setting apart in the treasury the
money appropriated for specific purposes
and making allowance for the interest on
the pubt pebt is, in point Of fact, about
about asurplus revenue Of $lOO, ,O0O, 900 and
$l5o, 900, eO0, but when they do this they do
not take into account the indefinite appro-
priations of the sinking fund, or any OF the
special funds which have been appropria-
ted from time to time and set apart, and
are
Not Properly to be Counted ~ Cash
in the Treasury. The amount devoted to
the sinking fund is often, perhaps general
ly, considered as surplus revenue; but. in
asmuch as the amount of the sinking fund
il annually appropriated in what is called
the indefinite permanent appropriations,i
cannot properly be classed as a net surplus
revenue, but as one of the current liabili-
ties of the treasury for which regular ap-
preparations are made.
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Another Victim.

NORTH ADAMS, MASS. October A-Sichael
MALAY. another victim Of the railroad acci.
dent on the Troy and Greenheld railroad,
died this morning.
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-ELRE .RFG0Rl
. NASts .N~ ANNsS
Rurned.

Special Dispatch 10 The Register.
PARKERsBuRG, w. VA, October 3O-A fire
here this morning destroyed fifteen hun
dred barrel tank OF oil at Camdens Re-
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Burial Of the Bey.

TINS. October 3O.-The funeral OF the
Bey. held to-day. was accompanied with
imposipg ceremonies, not the least notable
of which was an escort of French troops,
procession OF the diplomatic corps attached
10 the French legation here, and a turn ou.
of the eutire military forces OF the deceased
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Special Cube 10 Fes'ern FksocldIed I'fN''
ROME, October 30-The election OF the
demagogue Coccapicller 10 the Chamber OF
Deputies has created the greatest constcr-
nation among the respectable classes OF tue
nonnlstion. who fear that elements OF out-
break such as have recently taken place in
Lyons, are dangerously near the surface in
this city
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West Virginia-Average yield, 127
bushels; quality, 96. OhiO-Average yield,
l5.S bushels; quality, 50. Pennsy lyania-
Average yield, l5.S bushels; quality, l0l.
The yield of rye for the entire country is
l4.7 bushels, making a crop Of 2O,OJ0OJJ.
The average quality is 81.
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JoHNsrowN, Pa, October 3U.-Gottileo
Rantley, a Johnstown business man; lett
Philadeiphia last night with $500. OF
AbiCh $3.50 was in cash, and the remainder
in checks OH New York. When he arrived
there this morniug his money Was missing
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EyErcH and revi'a,ise he hlocd W V'iag
Prrnr a Iron iftte's
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The Flint Mills Fire.

FALL RIVER, Mass, October 3O.-The
representatives of the several companies
having insurance risks at the Flint mills
met with the board nf directors this morn
ing and arranged for adj djusting, the loss.
Preparations for rebuilding Will prooaoiy
he m nhe al once.