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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
OFFICIAL CHANGES.
Marshal Chase and Surveyor General
Chandler to be Succeeded by East.
ern Men.

w NC tJuSSVSNcu ny EHSls
ern Men.
WASHINGTON, d. G., May 1S.-The
commission of the Marshal of Idaho
expired some days since, and his
successors name has been looked for
daily. 1t comes from pretty reliable
authority that Mr.. Fred Dubois. of
Illinois, will receive the appointment
within a day or two. lie is backed
by Secretary Lincoln and Vice-pres-
ident Davis, and is deserving young
Republican.
The office of Surveyor General will
also be filled by the President within
shor. time, and John Wilson, the
Private Secretary of ex-senator
Conkling, who is championed for
the place by Representatives Page
and Pacheco. will in all probability
receive it.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
A Murderer Who Is Wanted.

CHEYENNE, Wy, May 1S.-A re-
ward of $5OOis offered for the arrest
of Norman McQuaig, who murdered
two men here named Jackson, five
years ago, and escaped. McQualg
is Scotchman, nearly 35, six feet
high, large, muscular, blue eyes,
sandy hair The reward will be
paid upon the delivery of the man
here.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
The Pennsylvania Grecnbackers Pro.
testing Against the National Banks.

HARRISBURG, May 1S.-In the
Greenback- Labor State Convention,
Ryndcr, of Altoona, made temporary
chairman Of the Convention, ap-
pointed a recess until 2 p. M, when
the Convention ordered that the fol
lowing telegram be sent to Honora-
bles 5. n. Brumm and Joseph Mos
grove, Washington: THAT the
National Party Of Pennsylvania, in
convention assembled, desire that
you present to the House of Repre-
sentatives our earnest protest against
mortgaging the people of the United
States, for another term of twenty
years, to the National Banks
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
An Episcopalian Prayer.

CANTERBURY, May lin the up
per house the convention agreed upon
form of prayer for use during the
present troubles in Ireland. 1t asks
preservation from secret conspiracies
and open violence, the appeasement
OF tumults in Ireland and the heal
ing of her sores.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
A Large Number of WOrkmen Killed
or Injured.

CHICAGO, May lS.-An accident
on the Northern Pacific r. r., near
Spirit Wood, yesterday, killed w. L.
Turner, brakeman, Morris Racine,
who was sitting on the tender. and
Layisson, who was upon the engine
cab. A large number of work
men were badly injured, some per.
haps fatally. 1t was caused by
breaking an axle. A number of
badly bruised men are now at the
hotel.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
A Suit Against the President of the
United States.

CINCINNATI, May ls.-A suit has
been instituted here against Presi-
dent Arthur as a member of the firm
Of krevels & Rawson, of New York,
in the case of Lusk & Co. against
the Siemens. Anderson Steel Com
pany, for money claimed by Arthur
and his partners.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22

Some Toronto women have pledg,
ed themselves to put immoral men on
the same social footing as immoral
women. Those Toronto ladies' are
clearly right in their resolution, but
they arc beginning the summer with
the prospect of awfully lonely pic.
mics before them.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
IRELAND.
The Peasantry Asking for Passports.

LONDON, May lS.-The fear Of b,
ing arrested in connection with the
murders Of Lord Frederick Caven
dish and Burke is now so general in
Ireland that the peasants travelling
outside their districts are applying
to the police for passports. Many
emigrants who are leaving the south
OF Ireland for America resort to the
same course.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
AFRICA.
EGYPT.
An Eclipse Successfully Observed.

LONDON, May lS.-Advices from
sohain, Upper Egypt, state that the
eclipse of the sun was successfully
observed at that place yesterday by
English, French and Italian astron-
omers. A fine comet was discov-
cred close to the sun. Its position
was determined by photography
The spectroscopic and ocular obser-
vations, just before and during the
eclipse, gave most valuable results.
Suitings and overcoatings, at prices to
compete with ready-made clothing, 1T
R... -
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
Large Wool Sales.

LONDON, May lS.-At the wool
sales to-day 1O,2OO bales were dis
posed Of
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
The Gamblers on Top Once More.

CHICAGO, May ls.-The gambling
houses are all open again, and some
of them running more attractive es-
Establishments than ever. This is be-
lieved to be reason for thinking
that the gamblers are convinced that
the prosecutions against them are
not bona tide. They say that they
do not intend to be intimidated.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
White Men Butchering Each Other-An
ElOping Couple In the Tolls.

WASHINGTON, l8.-Telegrams from
Portland, Oregon. report serious
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three 200 feet high New York has three Of
the principal parks lighted with towers.
A large mandatory for making compressed
paper wheels with steel tires for railroad pur-
poses, Will shortly be started in Philadelphia
Prominent railroad men comprise the company
CROPS
The October cotton returns to the Department
of Agriculture indicate unusual size and vigOl
Of the plant. and capacity for large production
The late development of the fruitage, and indi-
cations Of a small top crop. limit the otherwise
extraordinary product. The general average IS
Lightweight per cent. higher than any October
for ten years, excepting 1870 and 1873, The
October returns of the yield per acre of wheat
estimated from the results of the thrashing, fore
shadows product slightly exceeding 100000
600 bushels, possibly reaching 520,000,000 bush
els. The average yield per acre appears to be
nearly fourteen bushels on an acreage slightly
less than 100000 acres. There is n reduc-
ton in the spring wheat region, and large
yield in the great winter wheat belt of the
West.
The exhibition at the North Carolina State
fair, which closed at Raleigh on Saturday, was
the finest ever made in the State The attend
ance on the chief day was over 10000 The fail
was remarkable for exhibits made by the col
ored people, one of whom, George Snipes, took
the second premium on cotton, and the most
valuable premium, three tons of guano. An,
other colOred exhibitor won gold medal and
nine prizes.
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THE STOCK MARKET.
Review OF the Week in Wall Street and Closing
Prices.
special to The National Tribune.

Special TO The National Tribune.
New YORK, Oct 25.-The main feature of
to-day's market was dullncss, the only excep-
ton being a marked decline in Denver, which
is attributed to short sales and to the iquida-
ton of a Bull pool. The public seem hopelessly
apathetic about the market and very strong
forces are at work to produce depressed state
of affairs until after the election.
The earnings of the railroads and the general
business of the country seem for the moment to
be lost sight of altogether, and even the "short
interest" would seem to have been largely
closed. Indeed, there is every indication of a
very quiet state of affairs for the next fortnight
Money at sac per cent
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GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY" Trade
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blood, weak lungs, shortness of breath, and
kindred affections Of the throat and chest By
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INDUSTRIAL.

Recent efforts to place rail contracts abroad
have failed, and resulted in the placing Of nearly
quarter million tons III American mills dur
ing the past few days. The price has declined
10 about $l3, which is below the price at which
iron rails can be made. The American iron
rails mills viii soon be out of work, and will be
under Tie necessity of adapting themselves to
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TLciall3wing are some Of the cities now using
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each $50 feet in height; FonduIac Wis, five
towers, $50 feet; Evansville, Ind, six towers,
$50 feet; Aurora, H., seven towers, $50 feet;
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OUR COMMERCIAL REPORT.
State OF the Markets at Leading Trade Centres East
mud Vast

NEW YORK, Oct 25.-Cotton steady at 1O7z@n lice
Southern Hour weak and less active; good 10 choice
Extra = 457. Wheat opened "a &c. lower the
decline recovered and closed very hrm Al about the high
est moderate export and less doing ia speculation; No
red Certificates at 3 090l Oz, November Il 09sM1 U9'
December = ia ia ana january 81 l2dl ia Rye
quiet and firm at 1Od71c for Western and State Corn
opened 10 &c lower, recovered adlC and closed
steady; No. mixed III Elevator S6GS1c November 800
SC, closing soc, ~ 4C, closing - January
63aGic. oats a@5ac lower and less active, closing
- $2c for mixed Western 424S5c for white
do. Coffee duh and unchanged. Refined Sugars quiet
and steady. Petroleum dull and unchanged Talow
quiet and steady t. for prime city Pork mod
for spot 81 5O % % October $22d22 20 November Lard
active and ~ loo higher closing with advance partly
October 81 90nll s5q November, sl1 25@1I 30 year.
ST. ~ Il ~ January. FTcghts to Liverpool dull
CHICAGO, oct. 25.-Wheat steady. Regular at gII5O
rs regular No red Winter gGc cash Corn active hut
year 53 January a.. May. steady 3il "a c
Gl7hi .,-gc N@EelnIrr ~ G'$G year: "a &c May
:9 81 Ml9 - November 3S s2lS - year. and SIS ~,
Is 50 January Lard quiet and steady at I'll Gj@ II 20
and 81 y "a u - January Bulk Meats in fair demand
shoulders SO 30, short rib 81 30 short clear SO D.
hrInrr but not quotahiy higher Corn active and sSi5c
higher Oats irregular and generally rmer. Pork l50
DC. lower Lard 5dIO lower
CATTLE MARKETS.
CHICAGO, oct. 25.-Iogs-Recepts 16 600 and ship
$500; prices 20c lower but steady ut the decline
common Ia good mixed SaG 20; heavy packing ship
shipments 5000; fairly active and firm good to choice
shipping 3 5"6 mixed butchers = 35a4 10: stockcrs
S5n" feeders - 'Jdl 81 Texans at e. 7O14 60; Amer
leans = 21aj % Sheep-Rcccips 1000 shipments 200
prices l5nI5c lover medium to good g 6j@i, choice
TO extra = lOH4 30.
ST. LOUIS, oct. 24-Caule-Receipts ! 400 and ship
mcutS 90 Demand good but supply little
could he done good Texas Steers of 800 lbs and upwards
sold promptly at Sia4 30; Lighter 25gg3 75 mixed
butchers - p; feeders a. JU14 25
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CAMPAIGNS OF TE!T, CEYTI. WAR, 10 vols. BY
the most distinguished military leaders, follows:
I. The Outbreak Of Rebellion. BY ,joiH q. Moo
hg, Esq.,, Private secretary to President Lincoln.
=. From Fort Henry CGrintt. By the Hon.
u f. Force Brig. Gen and Byt Ma.-CCn. |. ;. V, etc.
Treasurer of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee
3. The Peninsula. BY AieraHdcr S. Itbb, Bv Maj
Gen l. :. A.. Assistant chief of Artillery Army of the
Potomac 1s6i62; afterwards Chief of Sta Army OF the
Potomac, etc.
4. The Army under Pope. by John C. Ropes, Esq,
of the Military Historical Society of Massachusetts, etc.
5. The Antietam and fredericksburg. BY Firm
els UHtyOp PJitY, late Colonel Twentieth Mass lnln-
try, Byt. Brig. -Genl L. ). v
6 mCellorsViIie and Gettysburg. BY AbRer
D0uJlcddy Bvt. Ma. Gen L. 5. \. and Maj.Genl L. s.
", etc.
:. The Army of the Cumberland. BY Henry "
CiSf, lrcvct BriCadicr-GCnl L. : v; y. a. G. the
staff of MajorGen Rosecrans and the staff OF Major
Genc Thomas; Secretary of the Society of the Army of
the Cumberland.
:. The Mississippi. By Lie'a f. J. Green
Q. Atlanta. by the linn. JGcob D.. Cor Elk Governor
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etc.
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M EMS.
LOCAL NOTICES.

NoTIcE NJ. E. Conaway's personal.
SEND your orders for plumbing TO J. A,
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ONE of the most delightful affairs of the
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| and other beautiful goods excels any on the
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]. N. Milford, No. 3S3 Main street.
The scarlet, cardinal red, old gold, navy
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FRENCH Oh DUBBINe, best in the world
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