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National Republican., 1882-12-28
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CuEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY,
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CHEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY,
THE NEW TRUNK LINE
tor n 'rFsr AND SOUTHWEST
on and afcr SUNDAY. nEnEIBER q iss2. AZ
nom b. & p. station as follows;
i.oP. NJ DAILY-Loui.yll,o and Cincinnati speclal
-Solid ttaI wlh Palm 80 CARS 10 Lexington. Ky..
Cincinnati, aud louisville without cHpi .e arriVIIi
o. Les ngton $40 y. lnr Cincinnati $50 p IA, Louis.
iS 'S G,S r. M f ,g',E IiGss$ at ia,st Ices
Southwest. uud Nurtlwc.t. no Ibis train urlI.rt
Al Louisville six hours cartier than that OF any utcf
7;iO daily, except sunday Mail for all stations
on T. & o. Ry east " lidon u .u.
For Rates, Tickets TO all points wrst lo,atlon I,
Somn,eilon., apgW q Z 6 o ny OitcG, Oh Ponnsy..
Nania aXeRge, Washington, ID. 4
c. W. SMITH General Manager ociI.y
RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AMI. THE ONLY LINE
TIE EEAsrfNp .t TAN I'M: VET ryl&wAsHrNGToN
poUBkEIBsA{Sik,ll s. 4 iAN,ESBG. .uoUpLER
Schedule q take Sc GHef g ST NpA nov. 12. 1852
t4ac. chic,tsn, tincinnii, and ST. Loiis Fast Er.
hrGrs nnG stp sie, ping Cars 10 Cincinnati, ST. LouIA
tS:S tSoO ppainSTs, BALM Eiilcot City, and Way stations
tS..s1' BAiumore Express
$50. Baltimore. Annapolis aud Way. piedmont
SWISsoviTsR Way yia RooYS %inSShe'ter A"sorstown. ami
t1AS 'Baltihore Express
$40 fhmilaSeipha, New York, and Boston Express
$40 sqniSn and and VaSy Sy EXPRESS, pre- Connect, for
H9SSssrstown and at Point OF Rocks or Fred.
TOGO Baltimore, ,Hyottsvlle, and Laurel Express
stops ut BeIl,vllc. Annapolis Junction les
snp,s, and Doracy's, On sundays stops At
1000 Baltimore Express Stops at Hyattsvillc and
/ la. . laurel
tiGi0 piHsburR, Chicago, Cincinnati, and st. Louis
n =, vile and Chicago.
l&lo Baltimore Ellicott City, Annapolis and way
il:s5 on on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
/ Ts:1. Baltimore ENprCsS
t&CO Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York ES.
$3.50 Baltimore aud Way stations winchester,
frederick Iagerstown, and Way Via lie.
13o Baltimore, Hysttsville and Laurel Express
MTeHstriSS Mnnrtpm VIA Relay. stops at Annapolis
| $40. Baltimore Annapolis, and Way Stations.
| tiij. Point oil Rocks, Frederick, HagersIown Win
chester, and Way stations ION Sundaysto
| tbA5. Baltimore Express. (Nlarinsburg and Way
en-, ,, via Relay. Stops u! Hyattsylie and iaurelj
| tLOO baltimore and Way stations
$50 Baltimore Express.
| tS:40 Piiisburg cleveland, and Detroit E,prc,,
| .o,o Sleeping Cars to Pitsburg
1@4n Philadelphia, New York, aud Boston Express.
toss Sleeping Cars to New York
IWon chicago, Cincinnati, aud ST. Louis Express.
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati. ST. Louis and
1lSo. baltimore and Way stations
snnJany lazy tsundays only. Other trains daily, except
| All trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO 11cket Ohces: Washington station 6l9 aud tS5l
Pennsylvania ayepue, corner of Fourteenth street
where orders Will be taken for baggage to be checked
ana received at any point in the city, ,,,,,>,-
Master of Transportation. Baltimore.
G. X. LORD
se" - General Passenger Agent, Baltimore.
National Republican., 1882-12-28
PHILADELPHIA; WAsMINGToN. AN
A Cure AT Inst.

Ely's Cream Balm
has completely cured
me Of CatarTll, Ot
which ! have been al-
ilicted over ten years,
after trying almost
every remedy recon-
mended, none having
proved SO effective
and thorough. s. j.
AK EN-, wholesale
dealer In boots and
shoes, li3 Federal ST.,
Boston, Mass,
nay son was ai
niCted with Catarrh I;
the use Of Ely's Cream
Balm effected a com
nlele cure. w. ".
llAMMAN, Druggist,
EaslOn, Pa.
National Republican., 1882-12-28

IQuoted by " s, Hngcl
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-l00 head Of cattle up and
sold at 81 TO 524c per 10. sheep-l50 sold NJ To
&c per ID. MARKET brisk. Mich cows dull at $50
10 S6o
National Republican., 1882-12-28
Norfolk and New York Steamers

Norfolk and New York Steamers.
THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave her wharf foot of Sixth street every Mon
day. Wednesday, and Friday, at o'clock y. M,
Touching al PIney Point Point Lookout, and Fortress
Monroe.
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BoS-
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
Firstclass fare TO Fortress Monroe and NOrfolks s2 80
Second-class TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 80
IIs-class fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout 80
seconu-class fare to Piney Point and Pt. Lookout 70
Returning, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays Thursdays.
'''N' TIE NEW YORK STEAMERS,
JOHN q IBSON and Il. G. KNIGHT, leave Pier Al.
East River. New York every Saturday at 4 p M,
and Georgetown every Thursday at a. m. For par.
Tickets and StaterOoms can be secured at general
office, Gl3 Fifteenth street. In Nat Met Bank, and
boat lfe3l ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
National Republican., 1882-12-28
,ALIIMOlE AND OHIO RAILROAD

THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
,,.... l5- BETWEEN '
THE EEASrSAND THE W y WASHINGTON
..pgl.ygtL. -e-4lE ; N va Ir
pouBhE TRASkl, dANE EBG COUPLER
National Republican., 1882-12-28
rTNHE GREAT.
i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

ME GHEAT.L d.
TO THE E6Kfmy EFGEMfykEAEIA WAf ANB hogTE s1Ernwrsr
STEEL hRT34u4Rk4E IEAGk MK,SlFIlN SSfFIENpNIP
TRAINS EEsEEpI wAsINafokG ERNMffok q rDS is sa,n
p6a q Re 6heaso hEsss htS
q iine raiaSe ss sleeping Cars at So a NJ DAILY st
Iishurg TO Cincinnati. Western Express, 7SJ p i,,
daily. with Palace Cars TO Pittsburg and In II.
nat NAL Express, $50 p. M. daily for PIttsbur;
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
van lrom N nWi,ashingion TO Gapandaigia ',''s e'
For Williamsport. Lock Haven, and Elmira, at G3l
For New York aud the East; s:Coa M, ioaon M, 49,
800 and sd GS ri huSTss SR sTadE or Fa@sn S R Ps@ol 4
Cars. GSo a. m daily, except Sunday
Jersey City VITA boats of Brooilyn % xnnex' AFFORD,
ng Grect transfer TO Euton street. avoiding double
For philadelphia 500 H. m, 1850 a. m, $780, 400 eSa
m and lGI p oa sunday 5 @ G aHs S
For baltimore, $40 500 900, 1880 a. M and 1880. Raa
800 a. M, G2O, $40, 1880, $50, and 1920 p. m.
For Popes Creek Line 64Oa. m. and f4O p. M. daily
For Annapolis 64oa m. and i4Op. m. daily except
ALEX YANpRIA AMP pEREDERIcKsBuRG RAIL,
TA9 Y6N 9KAAHfPRs66kkSS.x Alb s66kkSSxANphlA AND WASHING
43o 5,OI G0O 500 and 1880 p; M. On sunday at s30
go ll:oo. and ll:S5 a. M, and s!S SVo , p M
and S:do .. M daily, W. except Sunday. Nj unity
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 800, 500.
sSS and @ n' 1919 nj n IN S 80 S @ y. p i5a m
a. mi 700 and o. Op. m. -, L..
Tickets and information at the office northeast cor
of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
and at the station where orders can be left for the
checking of baggage to destination from hotels and
]. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
CHARLES PUGH, General Manager sells
National Republican., 1882-12-28
wqhsys on our counters the following Magazines

Wehsye on our counters the following Magazines
ana Papers;
North American Review, Princeton Reviow The
Century Magazine, Harpers Magazine, Atlantic
Monthly, Catholic World. International Review, Ia.
lectic Magazine Lippincotts Magazine, The Magazine
ofAmeTioan History, Popular Science Monthly, Van
Nostrand's Engineering Magazine The American
journal of Science, New York Medical JOurnul, The
Art Amateur, The Furnisher aud Decorator, The
Modern Age, Wide Awake, st. Nicholas, Baby Land
chattcrboN, Ballous Magazine, Appelon's Kallroad
Guide The OlhcIal Railrnl1 iudc, Lcslie's Budget.
LeslleS Firesido leSlies FOhNlar Monthly The Her
aid of Heath, Wallace's Monthly Our Little Ones
The American uanneist, The Garienlaube, The
Caterer, uber Land und Meer The Contemporary Re-
view, The Nineteenth Century, Fortnighty Review,
BlackwOOds Magazine, Chambers Journal, London
Lancet, The Monthly Family Herald, sunday sMaga-
zine, Good Words, Longmans Magazine, The Porto.
lio London Art Journal Cassell's Magazine OF Art,
New York AgrCulturist,
The Critic, The Home Journal, The American
Queen, The Knickerbocker, New York Financial
and Commercial Chronicle, Engineering and Mining
Journal, Mining Record. Puck, Spirit Of the Times
Forest and Stream, Youths Companion, Harper's
Young People, Golden Days, HprpGrs Weekly aud
Bazar, Boston lOurnu uf Chemistry. True Flag,
WaveTley Magazine l.tels Living Age, The hide
pendent Christian Union, Christian Weekly, Chris.
tian Herald, Tile Republic, Burlington Hawkeye, De
tToit Free Press, Scientific American and sup
plement, Hammer Of Light The Art Interchange.
San Francisco Argonaut, American Architect,
Boston Pilot New York Clipper, Music aud
Drama, Dramatic News, New York Mirror, Rural
New Horker, The Country Gentlcmon, our CONT
nent, Grir, Sportsman, nltary EnNnaer. Chimney
Corner, Plymouth pllpt, American Field, AmeT-
can Mechanic, New YORK Ledger, Weekly, Fireside
Companion saturday hight The Judge Leslle's IL
Illustrated Paper, and many others 100 numerous TO
mention,
de2slt
National Republican., 1882-12-28
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST, AND WEST.

Schedule IN effect Dec ~ Der Il. 1852:
WlO a. n.-New Orleans Mail, daily, making close
connections conn TO all points south and southwest,
with Pullman sleeping Cars from Washington
Via Danve TO Atlanta and Atlanta TO New
orleans also Washington to New Orleans vim
Lvnchbnrg and Bristol
40 Z, m.-LOusville Fast Line, daily, via Char
lotteayillc. Huntington, and Lexington, to Gin.
Clnnau, Louisville, and all Western points.
making direct connections, and with solid train
hnn iMiman sleeping Cars. Washington to
1885 y. nI.-Southeru Mail and Express daily, TO all
points South and southeast, via Danvillo and
Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeping Cars Wash
ington to Charleston
For all points on Manassas Division take 7lo II m.
train daily, except sunday. For Warrenton
- take I:l0 H. m aud 1: u a. m. trans daily.
For tickets and all intOrmation inquire at Com.
panys Office, 6Ql Pennsylvania avenue, or ut Union
with telephone system. =
NJ. SlAUunI TEfgTnl' n. MACDANIEIL
General Passenger Agent. Agent
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager. sulS
National Republican., 1882-12-28
whit. Corn, Oats, Pork. Lard.
SOUTHERN MARKErs.

WILMEGToS, Dec. 27-spirits turpentlne strong
at 4sc, ROsin dull; strained 81 35; good strained,
81 40. Tar firm at 81 80. Crude turpentne steady;
hard 81 so; yellow dip, 81 so, Corn steady; prime
white, 666l57c mixed, Doc
CHARLESTON, Dec. 27-Spirits turpentine quiet
at 4734c. Rosin steady strained and good
strained, 81 35Gsl 40.
NEW ORLEANS Dec, 27.-Oats in fair demand
but lower prime, 49o; choice, Soc. Corn meal
quiet at 50 75@S2 so. Bulk meats in fair demand
shoulders, packed ut 6Sc; clear rib and long clear
9l8o. Hams, sugar cured in fair demand choice
canyassed, li@l5c. Coffee strong aud higher Rio
cargoes, common TO prime, 61%@lOc. SUGAR dull
fair to fully fair 55sQ5sc prime choice 69GI3c;
yellow clarified, 797g4c; choice white clarified,
trifugal, 2l@35c; common. 3Og33c; fair, 36GSSc;
prime to choice, 42d40c Bran quiet at 95c. Cot
tonseed oil in fair demands crude summer yellQy,
S5GS6c refined do 45@47c. Exchange un-
changed; New York sight, pari bankers sterlIug,
4.60
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE NARIEr.
lQuoted by W. $. Hnge,l
WAsHINsToS, Dec. 27.-l00 head of cattle up and
anid daIQ = to VI. 10, LA A
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-26

The autumn bonnets continue TO be
small, close-litting affairs for full dress,
and flaring shapes for ordinary occa-
sions, Until really cold weather strawS
and chips, trimmed heavily with velvet
bows and loops, and feather breasts
will be worn. Lace bonnets are made
Of Spanish scarfs drawn over small
frames thatahaye the brims wreathed
with clusters of red or yellow roses, or
deep-hued peoples. The colors most
seen on imported bonnets are the differ
ent shades Of green, sandal, alicante
brown, brevette faded tapestry, red and
cactus colors. The Yankee is the
name of a new large bonnet. 1t has a
soft crown, trimmed with a wreath Of
light-hued flowers, and a wide, droop-
ing brim. A charming little French
"capote' is made of deep garnet velvet
and primrose pink crepe. The close
brim is edged with three rows of dark
amber beads, which have an opal like
effect On the left side, arranged so as
to rest low on the hair, is a bunch of
soft blush roses. The strings are satin
shaded from garnet TO conch-shell col
or. Felt hats, matching in color and
trimming the new CUR and ticelle-color-
ed wraps, will be worn with them Poke
bonnets are more quaint than ever; the
Recamier poke is sufficiently picturesque
to suit even the present rage.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-26
Stables Separate from Barns.

The great destruction Of live stock by
fire, amounting in this country to per-
baps several millions, and certainly to
hundreds Of thousand, Of dollars annu-
ally, has suggested the propriety of hav-
ing the stables far enough removed from
the barns, with their highly nhammable
contents, to prevent the loss Of animals
in case the barns take fire. The dis
tance need not be great, especially ii
the stables are slate rooted instead Of
,hingled, and the. doors should be hung
on the side away from the barn as wen
as toward it, and 50 arranged that the
animals can be turned out in the brief
est possible time. Such an arrangement
would add to the first cost Of the farm
buildings, and increase somewhat the
labor Of feeding; but the outlay, at least
in the case of valuable animals, would
be fairly offset by the greater safety Sc
cured TO them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-26
Titled Servants,

One of the bathing attendants at st.
Malo is Count Ralph de la Begace, the
last Marquis of Chambery. In the same
town the Count and Countess of st.
Jean manufacture mousc-traps, and the
Marquis Of Folligny IS runner for the
Hotel de France.
Not long ago the Marquis was cited
before the local tribunal as witness in
some trivial case
'FolIigny" cried the court
"Folligny" echoed the usher.
The witness giving no signs OF life
the Judge remarked impatiently;
Here, Folligny come up here. !
see you plainly enough
Pardon me" replied the naughty
bus conductor, but would it blister
your honor's mouth to say monsieur lie
marquis?"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-26
We Confidently Assert and can Salts.
tactOrly Prove

there Is no instance on record OF case Of
dyspepsia or torpid liver that cannot be
relieved and positively cured by the sys.
tematic use Of Simmons Liver Regulator.
This is no vain boast, but an established
fact and sufferers from these disease deny
themselves the blessings Of health and
comfort 10y refusing TO give the Regulator
n trial ii isno compound Of advcnturcra,
but meritorious medicine which has won
It's high reputation in countries where
torpid liVers prevail and where Nature
supplies the roots and herbs to cure the
diseases common to it, climate.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-26

TWAS thought that the location of the
Oswego canal in the vicinity of Fulton,
n. Y, would destroy the eel fisheries,
which fifty years ago produced an aver
age Of thirty barrels daily, But they
are still caught there in large numbers.
A while ago, as barrel Of them was
being put on car, the bottom gave
way and the cells made of in every di.
rection. All bystandors joined in catch,
ing them, and finally they were secured
again.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-26
WIT AND HUM0R,

inquirer. " lIha - llIf tNAl flif lfilltlltN
for bi-amy2 Two mothers-in-IaW
A Boston school Girl describes
statue as bust with two legs under it.
Latin is a dead language, and this is
why doctor, use 10 for writing out their
prescriptions.
There are no pumps where the coco Z
nut grows, which, perhaps. accounts for
the milk in it,
The Tur. and the man who steps on
a banana skin have much in common
For instance, they both sit down With
out calling for a chair.
An old lady, hearing that John Bright
contemplated visiting this country,
hoped that he wouldn't bring his dis
case with him
What is the difference between an old
tramp and fcather-bcd? There is a
material difference. One is hard up
and the other is soft down.
When friend asked a reformed inc
briate the cause Of his reformation, he
said CAS- you are married you will
| quite understand me when ] say getting
| tipsy made me see my mOthcr-in-law
double"
Tho .nhIinost sto,o If n,i.ar,, < ON.
dured only by = man with a ,ti0ly-
starched yosf . collar thaf wnn', s,sv
buttonrd hebind = nair of rcbt shoes
and blackberry seed between his front
teeth
Russian noat has nrrsen,ed . lady
NJ ,,Ln,, Lo i oronnr.J so, of worLs
bnpnd in ,he slin NJ ri. own lag which
was animated some month. aoo. If
ever book, were bound in cali. these
are.
Tb. dapgbter of a Tav,s cattle tinp
l.--;p.t returned from paris whore .ro
| .ay. .ba walled tbropgb the Toorsloor.
al. nuI Visited a .bo,,1a. where She Jaw
the statue. IF Py.ic and Catherine de-
/ Medical
SAID railroad e,,ip.ar ~ On Irish.
man ,yf..a rny tsTtaer tiI,eJ. "p",
ts5.J..,.. 80. ,.., -, ,ta ~. ,,.t.,, +
,,,.,,I, te-rIv 'ar-..,, liz " ,id D..
ANS, .,.a, ,.,..r .,.o rs,.., ber b,Il
..,...-.
IT, -.... ..,.,..s. ..;l .4r...
p'.. .l3 ,r .'' -. H' .I'' AT L L.N-
/ pa ~ a' c..,. -" w H.e.
EA' '.i 1879 u" ~ .yNt' ''i N,' i'H
HDg '.' '.", ''' u'' IT az 49,. ,,'l
/ '"''i'' va" ''''"-
a. .''i''' -' ''''.
"A " ''efn man WINE go eIoPe'
! Ni.' N', I"D.1'i-' '-'"'. Nol tAa' ne
pa. aal i'Ha! i'I TOE woman. bNJ 'u'
hhH 'al1 le was me worst husband on
eaIii1 aH" AG "ar.ra lne woI'o 70 see
toai she really 'i.'h MINK So
Father. often make a great mistake
IN bringing up their sons 10 follow their
own trade a Ih!iadtiplha trunk maker
was WISER lie had ten sons ana all
are now bfaEemen on ralIroad passen-
ger trans mat trunhmaker IS get
ting rich
Emily Oittle sister, What q large
family the spnsters must be- hear in
church every Sunday that some OF them
are gong to be married Frances
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-26

EASILY PROVEN. is easily proven that
maIarial feyors, constipation, torpidity OF
the liver and kidneys, general debility,
nervousness and neuralgia ailments yield
readily to this great disease conquorer
Hop Bitters It repairs the rayages of DIS
ease by converting the food into rich blood,
and it gives new life and vgor to the aged
and iDfrm always
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-26

The length of the submarine cables in
the whole world is estimated to be o.
600 miles, and their value to be S202,-
100000, The length Of all the wires in
the world would reach forty.eight times
around the earth.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-26

lT matters not the age Of sufferers from
colds coughs or Group, Or, Sellers Cough
Syrup is good for all alike, price "a cents
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-26

REMARKABLE for overcoming diseases
caused by impure water, decayinr vege'a-
ton, etc, is Browns Iron Bitters.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-26

There are %, 329, 527 feet of drain tile
in Illinois, about half of which were laid
during the past two years.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-07
The Weather.
CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE..

HOUSE.
Mr.. Speaker apologized to Cox for re-
marks made yesterday while debate on
the deficiency bill was going on, and
Cox accepted the apology in the same
kind feeling in which it was rendered.
MIR. White desired to call up the re-
port of the ways and means committee
upon his resolution asking information
in relation to the conduct of Commits
sioner Raum in recommending the pas
sage of the Dunnel bill to extend the
bonded period for distilled spirits.
The speaker replied that the report
had not vet come back from the printer
Mr.. White suggested that it would not
come back until the whisky ring let it.
The house went into committee and
resumed the deficiency appropriation
bill,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-07

Latest by Mail.

Machias. Me-, June 5.-Joel Barry,
aged 60, the fattest mar in Maine,
weighing 400 pounds, was buried Friday.
a window by ten pail bearers.
Holliston, Mass, June 5.-The
mysterious cattle disease still defies all
efforts to its cure. 1t is thought to be
brain disease. An autopsy will be held
tomorrow on dead carcasses to find the
cause if possible.
Wareham, Mass, June 5.-The nallers
of the Wareham Nail Go. at South
Waseham struck to-day for 10 per cent
increase of wages, claiming that the
Somerset. Fall River, and Old Colony
companies pay more.
Elpaso, Tex, June 5.-Night before
last a wreck occurred or the Southern
Pacific, near Yuma. The bridge had
caught fire and was destroyed. The pass.
ing train was hurled into the chasm
below, killing the fireman and destroy
ing fourteen cars.
New York, June One of the most
exciting elections in the history of the
produce exchange was held to-day. The
struggle was between the regular and
opposition parties, and resulted in favor
of the latter, who elected Lyman r. Hol.
man by 1,02S votes to $40.
Providence. r. l.. June 5.-Edward w
Olney, moderator of North Providence
was shot three times fatally at the towr
meeting this morning by John Kin
nicutt, m ex.policeman, who nccused
Olney of having procured his discharge
and made him town pauper.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-07
A Eiendisll Murder.

Cairo, Ill. June u. W. Bayiess, a
farmer living near Vienna, Ills, was
fiendishly murdered. It seems he had
been sitting by lamp reading, when
the assassin entered, tied him to chair,
tied his hands behind him and his feet
together. When found his feet were
burned to crisp by the lamp being held
under them. The VILLAIN then split his
head with an axe and searched the house,
When through, he cut the bride with
which he was bound and showed him
over on the floor, where he was found
dead. No clue.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

new YoRK.
Now YORK. juno :.
S1oCKs--Weak.
MoNEY-1.03h.
GovERNnENTs-steady, Gs, sek; Sc, 11.o0;
4h's, SLl4h;4's, $t.2lX.
FLouR-eteady, moderate demand.
WHEAT-unsettled Sl.48k9h June; 41.28x0
u 20 July; e1.O19$l.2 Sept.
CORN-Lewer, Mixed western 7e000c; fu-
lures 77%@7s.
OATs--Lower, Westen t6@o6.
PoRK-Dull, new, e0.Og$202s; old, $1,000
LARD-Hgher, $1l.87X.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. June z.
WHEAT-HiRher, .S1.sOh cash; &1.NX July;
$1.l2x August; No. 2, wheat, SL15X July;
$l.Oek Aug.
August.
~ kvAgze., Auga.t
BARLEr-$1.M.
WHIsKY-Lower. $l.l5.
PoRE-Higher. $3.50 cash and June; $1g.95
July; $O.Oa August.
LARD-Firmer, S1l.Ss cash CLIO July; ST. .s2
Hoss receipts--es 900; Fairly active, steady.
9749g$ss;59; g$ mixed packing. S7.4oG7.so; heavy
Cattle receipt.4 .oOo;weak. exports, q. 100000;
shipping s6.5GgSl0; common to fair Se.0sG7 90;
butchers, $26U34.40.