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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-12-18

Mr.. Joe Elliott, of the New York Her.
aid, tho oldest turf reporter in the
United States, has been presented by
the proprietor of that paper with . re-
firing salsry OFFS, 900 year during life.
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Personal News Notea,

A. B. Wilson, inventor of the Wheeler Il Viii
son sewing machine, was taken to the Hartford
Insane retreat
Vennor, before he died, predicted such fall
- has resulted, to be followed by mild open
winter
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Rail and River Notes.

The balance sheet of the New York Central
railroad, which was sent to the railroad CON-
missioner provoked much comment Accord
ing to the report, the profits were only about
e4,5 QUO, while the amount required to meet
dividends declared was about $1,000, GOO, show
ing deficiency of about 81, 500,00
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-12-18

Throat and lung diseases are fearful.
y on the increase ct the east, and the
3eaths from consumption pneumonia
md bronchitis are much more numer~
,us than tor several previous years.
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Crimes and Criminals,


Calvin Beal business man of Tacoma,
Wash, while crazy, attempted to kill Annie
drlggs, telegraph operator.
Judson Garrison, teamster was arrested at
Plymouth, Pa. =, accused of the murder of Philip
Callander, prominent and wealthy farmer Of
Ross township.
Neil McKeague, recently acquitted for muir
der in Chicago, was arrested at Thorold, Ont,
Tor an attempted outrage at the American hotel
there on Fanny DeLavere, a q clairvoyant from
New York.
Lawyer Cornei]son, who cownided Judge
Reid, Of the superior court causing the latter to
commit suicide from shame, was sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary by the court at
Mount Sterling, Ky.
George Brilland, under arrest for murder
Gus assault upon E. B. Case q wel-known
Chicago insurance agent, few weeks ago, has
made : confession, in which he says he mis-
took Case for burglar.
E. A. Ramsay and ]. s Crooks, members of
the suspended brokers' firm of E. A. Ramsay
l. Co., Springfield, Mass have been arrested
collateral, and cash given for tho purchase of
StOcka
Mrs. William Humphrey, = rich California
widow, was attacked in broad daylight on Thir-
teenth stresth, New York, by footpads, who tried
to choke her into living up reticule contain
ing $50O, but she chung to it bravely until help
came
During the recent robbery Of train on the
Little Rock road, the leader of the gang gave
This characteristic order: 'Hold on, there:
don't injure those ladies or take anything from
them; don't forget that my mother is lady,
even If her son is a id scoundreL"
Daniel H. Slocum, of Otsego, Mich, while
crazy with drink, attacked William Heckson.
the bartender, and stabbed John Morter, BY
stander, both probably fatally Slocum then
dashed across the street into the meat market,
seized meat Ak, and chopped of the butch
ers finger. He was arrested after violent
struggle.
Ramon Hernandez and Miguel Altimveans,
Mexicans, quarreled over senorita At Oak
vile, Tex, and decided to settle it with duel
1t ten PAGES, Colts revolvers. Altimveans was
Instantly killed and Hernandez wounded in the
shoulder He surrendered to the authorities.
Officers are after the seconds, who fed to Mex
leo.
In the United States circuit court of New York
Thomas Watson and William Girdwood, COM
posing the firm of Watson Il Girdwood, and
William Liddell, manufacturer of Irish linens,
living in Ireland, we're called to the bar to re-
ceive sentence for having made fraudulent en-
tries in invoices at the custom house, = crime
to which they pleaded guilty in November,
when they were placed under bail of 10000
each. No one responded and the judge or
dered the bonds forfeited The three have
gone to Ireland
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" The losal Of deaths by the plague in
Wet Virgins and Kentucky is nearly
Aree thousand. At last accounts tho
disease was sabsiding, though deaths
ne stiu frequent.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-12-18

':Merfj Christmas!"- trips from tho Glsddsat
81 lips,
And never : sorrow it's Joy can eclipse
Be quick, little hands; the Messiah to greet!
The angels to earth brought the news Of hin
birth,
And You are our angels Ut blessing and mirth.
There is frost in the air, there is ice on tho
fill,
The branches are bare over valley and hill;
But the bells time their swells, o! 80 eager and
gay,
For December, remember; is grander than Nay!
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Casualties of the Week.

Hersey l. Co. g Moose River, Lewis county.
T. T.. tsnnery was burned Loss, $4,000
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James had aqunrrsl, n whish Harder threw
. club ct Griffin, and hs in turn shot 4 Hard.
Of. He eaya he shot In the cir 70 scare Hartier
but Harder thinks tho ball came too neer his
head TO be comfortable
". A. Noble, Who was .rrested 4 Drlutb
some time go, charged with rape on his thir.
eesn-ysar-old foster daughter, and whose ex-
tsr,a sss ~ been postponed from time e
sh6xed . fearful state Of affairs. A Non3aii
mapped i, 6tFdnsr was arrested for melting tie
child to testify against her father. and for
kiteepapS the child f2r Purposee Of prostitution.
AZ "a the most sickenin8 case ever developed
4,nps:ot. ,ub ho;u.. 81 f.sal, Vii, t. r ID,
next September: :
snppo.ea m n' Of joseph % F.x Il, .,
Vemillion Lake have been arrested It Duluth.
The excitement over the gold dipcoverie. s It'll,
continues and entries at the land Office continue
large About 4, 600 acres have been taken ND,
.pms By Duluth parties and others by b.rtiee
from Chicago and Michigan: Among the latest
Purs hasers have been G. Markell Of Duluth
Jacob Myers Of Michigan and George W.
SHAW Of Chicago
Returns at St Paul have been filed in the
United States circuit court from the district
court Of Kandiyohi county in fifteen suits for
damages against the St. Paul, Minneapolis
Manitoba railroad company These are the
actions growing out of the celebrated Atwater
disaster on Juno "A, 1882, when thirty work.
men were killed and twenty seriously injured
ny the dersilment Of o gravel train The dam.
ages sued for aggregate $4,000 The cases
are interesting not only on account Of the large
damages asked for, bnt from the importance
OF the question involved, IS to the liability Of
corporations for tho life and safety of their
employees.
Mr. T. II. Lewis, St Paul Archaeological, has
lately returned from tour Of exploration Of
Almost year. and he brings with him SOME
rare and valuable specimens obtained from the
ancient mounds that are scattered abotit in al:
most every section Of the southwest and north:
west Undoubtedly he has now the largest and
most valuable private archaeological collection
In the northwest, and the reports of his seasons
work are regarded a6 most valuable contribu.
ti0ns to scientific records and history. Mr..
Lewis has surveyed l; $50 mounds during tho
Frank Tousley, railway clerk on the Min
neapolis l. st. Louis road, was convicted sotie
time since 0f violating the pension law, and in
consequence of this conviction was removed
from his position On Saturday he was reap.
pointed b.; the department to his former place.
Gen Rosser's house At Minneapolis, was
robbed Of d $40 Of jewelry by female do.
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WAnTEp,

| WANfED-YOUNG MEN TO GO 70
w TeIas % learn stick r&Istrg; due ,sddie
Iara opportunity, For further Iariicuias adde's
enclosing Two 2.cent Stamps. Prop htrr Ion I.sIns
| RRfGh Leou srrlrrs ie5ar Co ,'Trxas pn,T
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AI.lersou 10 unYa rnir

Secretary Of State stalnaker yesterday Is.
sued q certificate OF Incorporation 10 the
Gseenbrlsr Valley industrial E1 position,
which proposes to give al annual fair and
exhibition OF the agricultural! and mechan.
ical productl OF the Greenbrier valley. al.
dsrson Is the a'socistion's headquarters, aud
the sum of 81 $50 hrs bsau subscribed to:the
capital o.ocS for the purposo OF forming the
corporation, OF which sum one.teath has
bsen paid in, aud the privilege Is lesetvsd 81
increasing the stock 10 $40. 0c0 by salea Of ad.
ditional shares. The shares are $25 each, and
the co.porators, who's, names are given be.
low, hold the number OF shares named:
Frank Fo!lansoee and i N. Knapp, OF Alder.
aon. four shares each: ]. II. Haynes, Alex.
Money johnson and Edgar johnson, Of ths
sans place. two eaohi-and the following
named men, all Of Anderson, four each: Jas.
Mann, Frank N. Mann, D, j. Cabill, John
W. Anderson, II. A. Peck. Chsrles l.. Peck,
Albert T. Hill aud +. N. Burrusy. 81
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THE ELECTIONS
OVER IN OHIO rowNs.YEsTeRoAy
Nartih'. Ftrry, Brids.port and Bsliaira Rt.El,e
Their Old nsyors-st. Cia,rsvills Goes Rtpsb.
lieAn 90 the Head Of tho Ttek.t-rhs
TJ5 H.dult II S.suboaviIie. etc, etc.

The contest In Martins Ferry yesterday
was extremely orderly, though mixed with
considerable excitement. Mayor Mitchell
comea out ahead ss he said he would, ard
the go ieral result Is satisfactory. S,.'l7
lt'lt FIRST WARD "A
Mayor: N. 9. Mitchell 2G2, John White 40
Council: Lsnndor Wood 2GS, r. o. swsriz IL,
CLERK: A. +. Aleader 2i7, Theodore Snod.
grass o.. Treasurer: Thomas J., Irwin 247,
D. X Di!worlh Oh. Assessor: A, G, Cam,
ball 800. Marshal: Robert Harrison 30, a,
U. Moore 80 Street Commissioner: Samuel
Fisher ISL, VIM. +. Orr 20 Cemetery Trus.
tee,: NJ. y. Mitchell 27s, Chas. Lyman IS.
-.e..s ,-J. sxs1ND WARD.
Mayor: N. @. Mitchell 2lS, John White d.
Council: Harrison Coes l0j, Issuo Cots o.
CLERK: 4. +. Alender 20S, Theodore snod
grass 0!. Treasurer: Thos, J. Irwin 2O4, D.
X. DilwOrth 100. Assessor: Chas. D. Nc
C.rty 292, no opposition. Marshal: Rober
Hanson 232, A. U. Moore "a. Street Com
missioner Samuel Fisher 2Ui, VIM. F. Oh
W koDt Gotrell 40. Cemetery Trustee: NJ
y. Mitchell 22l, Chas. LYMAN %.
THIRD WARD.
Mayor: N. G. Mitchell, 1877; John White
81. Clerk: e. X. A'e1der, i4O: Theodore
snodsrass, Is. Council: J. T. Hunes, los
A. NJ. shipulAn, "a. Treasurer: r. J. Irwin
las; d. K. Dilworth, "A Assessor: ]. III
vanpelt. III; l.. W. Jones. 81. Marshal
Robert HAntoa, IN; A. U. Moore, iii
Street Commi, sioner: Samuel Fisher. $50;
VIM. F. Orr, 30; Robert Cottrell I.
,5=7-,s Township lily Wards. .f.'
rr.. rIRBr WARD. ..ifa= 80
Trustees: George Robinson, o29 George
CHIN, lGS; Il. A. Berry, 100; j. T, Jordan
G7; John Giilin 10; Georges Dei,x, ll6. Clerk
J. 7. Eanes, l75; John A. Smith, ll5. Tua,
preI: VIM. +. Gifin, 173; VIM, Cook, liz
Constable: John McCoanaugby, 100; Lemus
Dali. 143; VIM. NJ. Linn, l40. JusAcs Of tbe
Peace: George Pttnsr, (uo opposi,lon) 202.
4! SECOND WARD. Nss
Trustees Ge2rgs Robirson 2OG. Gsorc.
Githn l10, y H. Berry l7O, J.. @. Jordan 10
John Giilin 81. George Dieiz Of. CLERK; J.
!. 81. nes lA John A. Smith SO, Treasurer
William r. Gitiln $50, William Cooke IS
Constable: Joseph McConnchey 100, Lon
Dua l3l, William Linn 40. ~
~ THIRD WARD.
Trustees: George Robinson, l73: Gaorp,
q mn, ~; E A. FERRY, Ill; ]. P. Jordan, 81
John Gillin, 4s; Geo. Deltz, ii. Cierk: ] I,
Aants ITO; John A. Smith, SS. Treasure,
VIM. +. G'illn, l72; VIM. Cook, Al. Consla
or; J: T. McConehsy, 1857; Len,uel Duff
l45. VIM. Linn. 80. Justice Of the Peac.
George pitner, 2lo (no oppositiop).
W.. rEAsR TOWNSHIP.
Trustees. George Robinson, Of; Gaore,
q mn. o.; E A. Berry, O.; J. P. Jordan. SC
John Gitlin. 100. Geo. Dei,z, 1903. CLERK: j
I, Aanas. %: John A. Smith, 81. Tres.ure,
VIM. +. Gitlin, G5; VIM. Cook, los. Consia
6lt: Joseph McConehey, So; l. Duff, Cs
WIN. Linn, 100. Assessor; Geo. pitnar, 1G7
The msjoritiss of the School Djrsctor.
we5a ~ follows: J. !. Horns, 164; E. D. Cat
tell, l5!; ALDER! Fink, ISL. -
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/, Y. the Bourd adjourned,
UlleSs md f;cyi.

The Hood is thing of tbs pest, and p0opls
have resumsd THAR Gvery-asy occupstioos
and diversions. The Uinter is over aad gore,
and the dsys are ahou. here when the; only
use for fire In Il houuehold 70 to cock by.
Mr.. Martin Thornton, the well-kEown prc-
pr:c:or CT the Capital restaurant, wishes to
call tho minds Of the public to the fact that
they can call at his csnlrslIy,loeated eating
house, 1920 Market street, uni! take their
meals more chsapiy aad conveniently than
they, can cook them ut homo. He hiss besn
in Wheeling in this business eleven years,
and everybody knows him hars and In the
surrounding ,owEs. Those who eat; with
him onca always hunt him up again.; He
makes special! arrangements, for regular
boarders, but his transient rates are cheap
enough for anybody who wani7 good 20 unre
meal His fame wss won aud is Kept by fair
dealing, good cooking and courteous attsn.
ton TO customers. Call on him.
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.tong aud higher. West
It cxcep' ionauy weak and
} bSN regular, nnd to 53H
heretofore large buyers
% sellers today. a,iada
Ol54 and subsequently lost
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: Q = - = - ~ |. = =
WHAT THEY HAD TO SAY,

TO fully report all that WIS said p,o and
Loon on the report woT.-E, ill al, Issue of Ills
papbr:>-T There 5wsro (! ). II words ON hni%
sidsS. Mr.. Maxwell led off with motion 10
adopt the report e. read. Mr.. Epeidel then
took the floor. Ha was opposed 10 spsp ding
tho money Of Taxpayers In the. az r,yae,T,ff
way that 1t had been spent on THE roads liz M a
past. He declared himself as willing ia ", > >
fur as any man in voting money to be snant
on leading roads, but he wei forever opnSsed
to squanderlng money on sids roads, Ninc
thousand dollars at the farthest would innt
the leading roads In excellent icondit,nnS
Snch roads 90 the Wheeling & Elm Grove
the Fairmont & Wheeling. the >Boge's Hi Hill
the main stem Of Short Creek and other r6sds
Of that Importance ought to bs in,provsd
and he favored spending money on thcn,
The farmers had their local lsyy-le. than
run that up to $500 conis il they wanted 10
and repair tho roads leading to their bnrrs
he as ons OF the city members owed IL h ibs
city residents who pay lour,iiths OF tina taTes
to see that the motley wesspant economically.
Mr.. Dslbrugge spoke, warmly endoreinr
Mr.. Speidsl's position. Mr.. Boring, from IL.
bic OF figures he had prepared, Showed ,hs
largo proportion CT take, paid by the ssv ,ns
city districts over tho TIRES country diaIn:,ss
The appropriation was much too LARGE Inni
be favored reducing 1t. Hs said, .Ths nnn
who vote for this will cut of their own benIs
In tho future" ~ II 5s5. JAY SO
Eyes, i" laid President Woods tskirr ,ba
floor, land that is the handspring Of tie me- ma
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Yes" haid President Woods, tskirs tba
door, "and that is the handspring Of tie me- me-
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ft sH. .l.,s a,.-stg" s5at.f ..
AaGly Hurt by a IxOrEe,

Yesterday as m eight-year.old son Of Mr.,
Merchant, who lives on Sixteenth street near
Jacob, was crossing Sixteenth street near
Eotf, bread wagon driven by John Pretty.
mad passed. Tbs hoy undertook 10 cross loo
close III front Of tue team, and one OF the
horses either kicked him or knocked him
down and uamped upon him, cutting his
face horribly and bre,kirG bis collar bone.
whers phy,ician dressed his wounds. His
Injuries, though serious In the extreme, ara
pronounced not fatal by the doctor. ,t,tG
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Vixen the Fire Department ordinance now
pending In Council is nssin taken up Tor
consideration, an amendment will be pre-
po7cd giving the maneulployed In the d.
psr:ment day oFin each month without
!c:s Of pay, tho city kayiug az extra meu to
serve IN rotation in tiis other employees
places ct n substitute In many citisu the
mon ure given one day week off, One dny
In month"; certainly q reasonable proposal,
considering thu. the n.en are on duty seven
days In thu week, and liable to DO called out
IN all kinds Of weather at any hour in the
day. or night. The ,boya should have the
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SrEULtEN VILE.
She Acpnblicans scOre a Victory-A Col
orcd MINI Elected,

Sne Hcpnbi!cans Score victory-A Col
"rcd MINI Elected.
Special Dlspatch to The InltAigencr.
STEuDESvILLE, O.. April AT the
municipal election here to day the Repub.
llcans carried the city on the general tickle,
by the usual majority. They also cleo,
oouncilman from the Frat, Second
Fourth, Fifth and Sikh warda, and thus
retain control OF the Council. The Demo.
Gratis carry the Third ward for Council.
The Republicans elect their Water Works
Trustees, majority OF the School Board
and township oficell. Bruce, the ncrro
candidate Of the Republicans Tor Ae,essor
in the First ward, is elected by ten ma.
Jority. Maxwell, Independent, is elected
10 lor School Director over Collier in the
Third ward. " - ''e
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BELLAIRE.
MaSor Cooper i,e.Elccte,l-City nm
:f" Townships Results,

81 To"nshtps Results.
Tho day pared off very quietly at Bel
lssse. Tho pleasant weather brought gu,
very full vote. Mayor Cooper was rs.electoc
by majority Of 2O6. His maiorities in, The
wards was as follows: First, 81; Second, 100
Third, IS; Fifth, Is In the Fourth ward
had majority OF 20. Tas Democrats in al
dit:on 10 elscting their candidate for MAYO,
secured the following officials: Mar
shai, J. Burke, nsjority, 337; Treas
urs' Fred Rodewig, majority $40; Wate,
Works Trustee, Adam Fsupc., majority l4G
The Republicans elected I. Il. CASTOR Souc.
isor by majority Of lis aud Louis Lonr
Stree. Commissioner by majority OF lOs
also Chas. Henry snd H. b. Miller az the i've
members Of tho School Board. The Council
"a e9 follows: Fiist ward, Camp, r; gecopJ
1tloh, D.; Third. Crlmmel, h; Fourth, Biz.
pug, r., Filth, Hardenstiue, u. ~ rs
On the township ticket the following were
elected: Messfs. George Kern, N. Dayis and
Wallace McAll;s,er, Trustees; Clerk, John
Davis, R, majority sa7; Treasurer, Frank
Archer, m.jority 1913; Cons,ab.es, Irve Baker
and John GIargow. - 80
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y. 8. 9s.. ..................lc0h
U. B. 4hs, conpops....lEH
II RAILWAY goNDs-StI
Shore nye' however, 81,
sold dowa froni 5s1s 10
heller s.. 0ae firm,
Of these bonds, were ( CT
Southern inst ro;3 10 10
the improvement.
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John T. Raymond an old and prime
Wheeling fayotits. will make his appearance
tonight At the Opera House III the new
c,medy, never before given in Wheeling,
Nm Paradise /" Mr.. Raymond's own stand.
Ing ~ q comedisu, aud his popularity in
,Wheeling. ara suiticieut euArsn toes OF IN in.
tsrassius' and amusing performance, and Ii
will DO surprising II the house is not crowd.
cd, The play. ia spoken Of al the equal OF
anythinsevor produced BY Raymond. Re.
'se-yed saa1 s,e on ss!s at Bsutner's music
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip tn Relation to various

News and Gossip IN Relation to variour
People.
Professor A. L. Wade. OF Mo,gan.ovn, j.
spending few days IN the city.
Miss Sarah Ford. OF South Wheeling, /.
home from visit to Baltimore friends.
Mrs A. N. Eheib gees TO Madison, Wiscon.
sin, this week, TO sing in concert there
Mif1 Glars Fisher, who hes been visiting
friends IN Pittsburgh for several weeks, has
returned home. 81
Jud Sc Okey johnson left yesterday io1
Huntington 10 intend the meeting OF the
Grand Lodge K. OF II. ~
Mr.. F. Julias Lc Moyns, OF Washington,
Pa, was in the city yesterday attending the
meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of the State
Fair Association. Isl
Major Bob Elliott, one OF Pittsburgh's
city representing the coinr,ny nauufactur.
ing the Amoskeag fire eng'ns.: IN
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and Bradford co Pa, extras 2saspc: western or.
ira ?Sa2tc; good 10 choice lSa2cc rolls ValCc Exss
easier; extras l9Ic. Cheese, Arm for cho!ce iGli
cream lSxal5: weitern fair 10 good lQAl2c. III
>BAlItsoRE. Ami 7.-Flour quiet aud easy; How.
sfd street and western supettne .? 75R7 %; extra
50 toa4 ~ family y ooaS 90. Whest sA,ler, closInE
quiet; No. g winter red Epot g7,ts9sc; April 90
s aied; May es4asSIc: June 99s<as9Ic: July s9l{a
active: mixed spot lHas2c; May s2Xsssc: June 81
western white 40at2r; mixed 8ss4Nc: Pennsylvania
toi43c. Bye quiet and steady at 67a69c. Hay aim:
pennsylyanis siinOa'6 10. Provisions lower and
dull; mts pork. old 81 Is; new SIS IS bulkmesls.
shoulders and clear rib sides, packed 7J.agic;
bacon, shoulder ShSG clear rib sides l0kc; hams
l4halbhc. Lard, refllcd we. n H'-HAsYi J
CINCINNATI. O., April Flour dull: family q Sea
~; falsy IS Goab p. Wheat heavi; No. rcd q %
a. q. c9tn dun. weak md lower; No. 2 69c. Oats
sa a IA "a loTei MOI mixed ss.}tsec. Rye easier
i &c: Pork dali and noMiual mess 90 50 Lard
shoulders 6'4c; lhost lib S25u. Bacon
vhc Whisky quiet and s,e,dy at 81 IS Butter
ste.uy: extra Creamery $50; fancy dairy DC. Lin
seed oil steady and trm At $50. '',tIl.s &
ToLEDo, o. Ap,ll 7--whest qnlet and steady,
no. rcd spot 50 ,olc: April n0mlnalR at $40; May gO
June nolnlaal at 9lHe; July 9le bid; No. tplIpg
ssasec; islrcted e9s. Corn sc,sca and firm; hIga
mixed h2c; new bic; No. 2 spot 4Se: May bOt June
Ole asked: July nominal a!bsc: rejected axe; no
April snd May S3hc; June nominal At Sihc; TO-
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ST. CLAIHSysLLE.

A Republican nnyor Gets. Iherc-The
ii;Ss Others Divide. n ~
Special Dispotca 10 the Inte!ige,lcer. s.
ST. GAINESVILLE, April THE Republi.
cans cleo. the Mayor, Marshal, Street Com
missioner and twoi, Councilmcn. The
Democrats elect the Solicitor, Clerk, Treas.
urer, three Counci]men and sealer Of
Weights aud Measures. rs,
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, April Tho Drotr,s' Jour,,o, renor,c
Live hags-ReceIpn 1900 head; ahipmeuH 1850
head; market klugsbh aud 6alOe lower: ronph
packing % 4Os5 9S packing aud shipp nv 81 00ae TO-
llght VI 4Qao W; skips u Y0A6 .. iAttG -RepaipS
and hrm: exports s 20A6 60; good to choice ship.
plug 81 iOdG ID, common 10 medium IS l5s5 %,
sheeI,-ReeclpG ,7to head: shipments 2,600 head:
per cwt medium 10 ro,d Is c)467s; choice 10 eyt ia
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