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The Condition oS Nc,v Mexico.
ANIMAL REPORT OF GOV. SHEiROS-TuE CoNpII C
HETNFEN SHIP ,Nn 4, III e ,,.r.,.r.,

ANIMAL REPORT OF GOV. sHFlnOV-TuE rONrI ICr
BETWEEN SHEEP AND CsTTLs R.ISERs
Hon. L. A. sheldon, the governor OF New Mexico
has submitted his annual report TO the SECRETARY
OF tie Interior. He estimates the number ul cattle
ana sheep in the territory at about ten million
There is. the report says. an irrepreSsble conflict
between cattle and sheep rancher y hch may Al nor
a very distant day drive sheep business To the wall
unless some law II made defining boundaries aud
authorizing the fencing Of raB,hcs. The tIcr,,t-e
IN taxable property over last Year l. slNhGpssl
The recommendation II last year for the appoint
ment or an additional Judge l. renewed. lie re-
port states that The production ur gold and silver
viii soon justify the establishment OF a mint
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to 4'lG Star.


His Preparations for the Trip to New
York and Brooklyn, Wednesday.
ALBANY, N. Y, October 1a-Gov. Cleveland was
busy to-day clearing up work preparatory to his
trip to New York and Brooklyn on Wednesday. He
Will probably be accompanied only by his private
secretary, Col Daniel s. Lamont, and will leave on
the regular train, which arrives In New York at
1880 a. m. His headquarters will be at
the Filth Avenue hotel, where he will remain
during Wednesday afternoon and evening
The number OF visitors at the executive chamber
Crosby, governor OF Montana; Assemblymen Thos.
F: Farrell, Brooklyn, and W. Caryl Ely, Otsego;
William T: Green, Troy; Hon. Daniel Bradley,
and Judge 7. r. Westbrook, Kingston.
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THE GROUNDING OF rHE QrGNNrB,rG-Rear Al.

THE GROUNDING OF the VIINNINAIG.-kear Adj
mlral English has Forwarded 10 The Navy depart
ment from southampton, september agth, a copy
OF the report of Commander Ludlow or the ground
Ing OF the Qunnehaug, near Famberough head
England, on the night OF the lltn oi September.
The Quinne5aug lcft Ielth. Scotland. On the llth
az pm, ana was running slowly down the CuaSt
through dense FOG. At the time she grounded
she was seeking an anchorage, and had reversed
her engines ON account al the sb llinwncSS OF the
water. She remained aground only about twenty
minutes and afterwards anJ bored, sailing the
next morning Tor Antwerp. She sustained no
damage whatever. She was Al Antwerp S,-pteln-
her IJtl.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer,
II
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIAiPROVED PROP
ERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF DUNBARTON
STREET. BETWEEN CONGRESS AND HIGH
STREECS AT Auction

1854 at IOUk O'CLOCK, in front of the premises j
shall sell part OF Lots 80 and 81 fronting 52h feet &
On the south side Of Dunbarton street between Con-
gress and High by depth or 100 feet improved by
conn rtabe frame dwelling house This property Will
be sold as whole or divided to suit purchasers
Terms easy and H. de known at sale oc7-7t
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FINANCIAL.

+ mvArz STOCK TELEGRAPH Wires
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK. BOSTON. ia
FRINGE l. WHITLEY, STOCK Bnoxxsa
,. NtIFa9iSd sysgue ; New YORK.
General Partners.
James Whitley. Henry H Dodge. H. cruger Oakley
Harry c. Logan. Washington. d. O. Maynard c. Eyre.
William R. Travers. Special Partner
BUY AND SELL UN COMMISSION ALL CLASSES
OF RAILWAY SECURITIES
Brarch Ofhce-5a9 18th strest (Corcoran BuIlaIJ
a.H. DODGE Resident Partnse
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West Virginia.
Tomorrow the people OF West Virginia Will elect
full state ticket, two supreme judges, half
the state senate, and all the lower house OF the
legislature besides county Officers There are but
two tickets in the field, as the republicans and
greenbackerS united. The tickets are follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FUSION.
GovernOr-Edwin Maxwell
AUDITOR. II. Burt.
acknowledgement W. Sturm.
Superintendent OF Schools. n Kendall
Attorney General-John A. Hutchinson
Supreme JudgeS-W. h. h. Flick, j. II. Brown.
DEMOCRATIC.
Governor-E. Willis Wilson.
Auditsr-Patrick F. Duffey.
Treasurer-William T. THOMPSON
Superintendent Of Schools-B. s. Morgan
Attorney General-Alfred Caldwell
supreme JudgeS-A. c. snyder, Samuel Woods
From 1864, when West Virginia cast her first vote
for President, up to 1870 the republicans held the
state by malorities ranging from 1900 down TO
1000 In 1870 the democrats elected their governor
by 2123 In 1872 the republicans supported an in
dependent democrat for governor, and he was cleo
ted by 1885, and Grant carried the state From
broken hold on the state, The vote during these
years was as follows:
166-Governor. 43.4s7 56.206 1929
1s76-Presdent. .............. 42.0W 56565 1864
looO-GOVelnor .-43.W2 5s,4U1 lo.335
IooO-fIesiuent .r40.243 1881 l1,l4S
lSS2-Supreme Judge. 49, 40 1861 3.221
'Greenback candidate received l2 326. tweaver,
greenback, received 9079 tRepublicans and green
packers FUSED In support OF the same candidate for
supreme Judge.
In West Virginia Congressman are not elected
until NOvamhor
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The following table OF majoritles by counties for
each party, in Ohio, at the october elections Of
1880 and OF 1888, Will be interesting as aording
basis OF comparisons with the returns OF to-mor-
rows election:
SEc'Y STATE, PRESIDENT, GOVERNOR.
Oct. 1881
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DESIGNATIONS AT YALE CoILEGE-It IS under
stood at New Haven that eX-Prtsidcnt Theodore d.
Woolsey has resigned from the \ ale college corpo-
ration, the reason assigned being ms advanced aye
lie VIII be 81 years old tits month. The lev
Amos Cheesebrough, Of Durham, also RESIGNS from
the same body
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TO b MISUNDERSTANDING to the decadence
OF the cholera in Europe the Secretary OF the Treas
ury has requested the Department OF State to dis
continue the services OF sanitary inspectors at Lon
0on ana Liverpool The inspectors In France and
Italy win be retained for the present
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 3 p. N. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. H. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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Closing Meeting Of the West Virginia


Canvass.
Capt c. c. Cole, OF this city, left here last
evening in response to telegram from the national
republican committee to speak at Grafton, West
Virginia, this afternoon. A number of political
orators have been invited to be present. as this
mass meeting is intended to be the browning event
OF the canvass in that state.
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AUCTION SALES.
OUNCANsON BROS, Auct.onee

nUNCANSoN BROS, Auct.oneers.
ATTRACTIVE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE CONSISTING IN PART OF VERY
HANDSOME PARLOR SUITES FRENCH PLATE
PIER MIRRORS, SUPERIOR WALNUT CHAM
kko 9Eks rsks TARLEs Bo0k
NUT EXTENSION TABLES WALNUT MIRROR
BACK HALL PIECE MAHOGANY TABLES,
COTTAIE SETS, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS.
WAsHsTANDs, CHAIRS, PORTIEREs. LAM,
MaTfkEss .f EA HHik B A6p
FEATHER PILLOWS ANO BOLsTERs. COOK
ING AND HEATING STOVES. LATROBES.
CROCKERT AND GLASSWARE, DINNER SETS,
KITCHEN REQUISITES. &c. ALSO ONE HUN
DRED AND FIFTY SECONDHAND CARPETS,
TON
ON TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER FOUR
TENTH. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, WE
VIII SELL ! OUR SPACIOUS SALESROOMS A
FINE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. TO
WHICH WE RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTEN-
TION OF BUYERS 1t
DAWNBROKER SALE.-ON WEDNESDAY, OCTO-
II Der FIFTEENTH and THURSDAY. OCTOBER
SIXTEENTH 1884. will sell ut our establishment,
No 1892 Pennsylvania avenue all pledges and tickets
being numbered from to % 900 forfeited by
REDEMPTION of Gold Silver and
Diamond Rigs. Pins and studs. LADIES' aud Gents
Gold Chains Bracelets. Rings Pencils Lockets Charms,
Scarf Pins. Sleeve Buttons, Eye Glasses. Specks and
Solid silver and Plated Ware. Opera Glasses. Guns.
Rifles Pistols Umbrellas Ladies' and Gents Overcoats,
and all other Wearing Apparel Seaskn Coats, Blankets
Remnants CT Cloth, Carriage Pole Panorama &c. Par
'.0''' "'-' p''A'' '" sTEiNEM BROS.
p FOLEY, Auctoneer. oc13-3t
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STEAMERS.
rU y A L D LIN +.


CUNAED LINE
OTICF
THE CTNtRD ST iNSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING Al CORK HAKBOR
FROM PIER ~. y x. SEW YORK
GALLIA WE'D oct. -. ORECOS-.... We'd Nov. II
AUKASIA We'd Oct ~ UNBRIstnew Wed. Nov 10.
BOTHSLA. We'd oct. - AURASIA Ne J., Nov. 70.
SERyIA....--. We'd. Nov. ; BoIRSIA We'd, Dec 3.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY PROM NEW IORh-
RATES OF PASSA0E-S60. $50 AID $780, according
&c accommodations.
very rates Storage tickets from Iiv-
erpCol ana Queenstown anu ali other parts of Europe At
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow
IayTe Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for NeGIt.rra ports.
Tor freight and passage apply at tie Compa ysofce.
No T. Bowling Green. or both Storage and Cabin 10
OILS BIGELOW & co COS 9TH St. Washington. d. T..
VERNON II. BROWN * co. New York.
Crto Nessrs OTIS BIGEIOW 4 co.
Oc9 Cos 7th street Washington
CENEPAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NV YORK AND HAyEE
Compsny's pier. No. AZ North River. foot OF Morton
street. New York
Nornandie. FrangeVl. Wednesday Oct Is 2pm
AneriqUe. SAINT Iii Wednesday. Oct ~. a.. M.
Canada kerSabiec, Wednesday. Oct. %. l
Checks payable on sight, IN amounts 10 suit on tts
BanQue demonstrations of PARIS. LOUIS DE BLBIAN.
Agent No 8. Bowling Green New York.
G. W. MOSS % Pennsy !vGrIia avenue.
w BOIELER x son, y53FrnI>y lvania avenue
OcS Agents WASHINGTON ID G.
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MEDICAL. &c

DEAD AND BE WISE-DR BROTHERS, 9O6
that he s the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in
this city and Will guarantee all cases of vene-
real disease and furnish Medicine. no charge; the
poor furnished Medicine free Consultation and advice
free at any hour durin2 the day. Subscribed sworn
to before me by DIR. BROTHERS. April I'd, 1884
oc7-1m' SAMUEL WALKER, Notary Public
11st OF Baltimore, can be confdentialiy Consulted
by both gentlemen and ladies every We nesday and
saturday from t9 p IN. at 456 street northwest.
near AZ street His great and experience will
justify your waiting to consult him those days
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BoTTLEoR
~, two OF Dr. BROTHERS Invigorating Cordial
VIII cure any case OF Seminal Weakness Nervous De-
biity and impotency. 1t imparts vigor the whole
hYstein Soo d street. southwest. se37-Lns
DE YE HEALED. GO TO DR. BROTHERS COG
ana 9O8 b street southwest and be cured The only
reliable resident advertising physician in Washington
He has given his particular attention the treatment
and cure 81 all forms OF Disease particularly that of
apriyate character. for over 81 years. se27-lm.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN NTRAp1CTED THAT
L DIR BROTHERS is not the Oldest established ad-
vertising ladies' Physician in this city LADIES' you
can confidently consult DR.. BROTHERS, 9OG st W
Particular attention Paid to all diseases peculiar to
ladies, married or single All irregularities and oya-
r1an troubles successfully treated e1Board with
good acconmode and kind efficient nurses fu1n.
ihed to those who desire stay few DAYS in the
city under his treatment. se27-lms
nR LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city can he
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THE WAR ON THB DoGs.-Poundmaste EinStein
from the station house % dogs, which had been
brought in by persons vino preferred to surrender
their dogs rather than pay license. Two wagon
loads OF dogs had already been taken from Union
town. The Officers there expect that 300 more dogs
will be brought in by their owners. Fifty-three
dogs were Killed at the pound toe day.
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Going Home to Vote.

THE EXODUS OF OHIO AND WEST VIRGINIA CLERKS.
About 300 government clerks have procured
tickets through their state association to go to
their homes In Ohio to vote tomorrow. The Ohio
Republican association here has about 39s active
members, all but ten dozen of whom are In gov
eminent employ.
washington dispatch to the New York Times
says: "Mr Months (who has charge OF sending the
voters honey says the number Of Ohioans gone
home to vote is unusually large and attributes the
1act TO the alarm which has gone through the
departments In the past few days. He processes to
be personally accountable for the alarm, and says
he circulated the report that democratic repeaters
Were being sent into Ohio for the purpose Of arous-
ing the clerks TO proper activity He insists, how
ever that the report is true He says he was tele-
graphsd for day before yesterday to meet several
gentlemen In Philadelphia, and the result OF his
consultation was that he learned OF scheme
originated there to send out reporters. From 500
TO 500, he declares have been sent to Ohio from this
city, Besides large party which is ready to start
tonight, and about 700 have gone from Phila-
delphia and Baltin ore. He places the number OF
democrats IN this city who have the right to vote
The West Virginia Republican association has
only about twenty-five or thirty members the
most OF whom have gone home
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YELLOW FEvER-The marine hospital bureau is
informed that tts bark VIM. Fisher, from Aspln-
wall, Is In quarantine at Ship Island, and that one
fever.
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THE TALLAPoosA-The Navy department Is In.
formed that the wreck Of the Tallapoosa has been
towed further into Edgartown harbor, and now
lies within three.e1Ghtha Of u mile Of the dock.
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There is an epidemic Of CHAMBERS among the
horses In Iowa.
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Fatal Railway Collision.

CRASH OF CARS At CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
CAMDEN N. j., october IA collision occurred
morning. Joseph Carman, the engineer OF one OF
the trains, was killed, and the fireman OF the other
train was fatally injured, having both legs cut on
smashed. The West jersey railroad train was
going over the crossswitch at Sd street just as the
morning train from Burlington was about to pass.
train the crash came. Engineer Carman, who
lives at Burlington, was dragged out from the ruins
OF his engine dead and his body terribly mangled
His fireman was also badly hurt. The fireman OF
the other train had both legs broken and was badly
scalded, and 1t is thought he cannot live. Several
OF the passengers were hurt by being thrown from
their seats and by broken glass, but so far as is
known none were seriously injured.
Nominated for Congress.
EAsTeN, PA. october lathe democratic con-
fereeS OF the tenth district met here this after
noon and nominated VIM II. Sowden, Of Allen
town, for Congress
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THE VINCENT DIVORCE CAsE.-To-day in thu
Court In General Term, Judges Macarthur, Haghe
and Cox, the case OF Vincent agt Vincent for di
vOrce, was resumed and the argument having beer
concluded the case was submitted.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
oficer today am, 613 IL am, 700; pm. 60 z
Maximum, SOL minimum, GIG.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER s, 1888.
81. LOUIS.


CoTTos-Steady; middlIng. "a llOA
FLouR-Steady: Xxx 10 choice, $245 1885,
patents, S4.l5to5.l5.
GWnEAT = Steady: No. 2 Red. 79g,04c;
No. 3 Red, 69ts'D1Uic
CORS-Weaker; No. Z mixed, 5O1s5iHc; No
awhite mixed. SIC.
OATS Firmer: No. 2. 26A G28sc
RYE-Dull; No. z. 5lc.
TOBACCO FIRM; Tugs; common TO choice
S60O0l000: leaf: common red leaf, 1850
l0.OJ: medium TO good $9.0)1f7.O0
HAY-Prairie S9.O0g10 0J tor prime to choice
new; clover mixed $500 Gl2.00 tor common 70
prime: choice now timothy, $ll,J0aIl30O; fan
cy, Sli.OOglt,0O
BUTrER-Higher; cholceto fancy creamery
25g-3Oo: DAIRY, choice 70 fancy. 2st2ic; low
grades nominal.
EGGS - Quiet; fresh stock. l5c per dozen.
PoTAroEs-Steady, at 3Di2o per bushel.
PoRk-Steady; new mess. SIG. 50Gl675.
LARD-tluiet; prime steam. 7AG1hc.
BAC0N-Long5, lOS9lOac: shorts. llh6
IL ac: clear ribs, lOSDlOac, all packed.
WOOLr-Tub-washed. choice. 2J6L29Ac: fair
2712Sc; dingy ana low 25026c Unwashed-
Choice medium, 2JiQD2lc; good average me-
dun BDl9c: selected light fne l7ltl8o; good
average, l60l7c; heavy li@bi6c: comoing. 4
blood, 0G2lic: comDng. low grades. l6ti9c.
HIDES-Higher and Arm; dry flint l6ihc;
damaged, l3Ic; bulls or stags-tint lDc,
sailed, 90; glue stocks5c. Green-saltel, sc;
damaged, 74c; veal calf skins, llic; bulls or
stays, SIC; green uncurcd, 007hc: damaged,
5Ac; glue, Sc.
SHEEP PELrs-Weak: green. 65 175c; dry
do, 4Og5)c., rs to amount and quality or wool;
green shearlinys, l5G9Oc.
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Ten Men Meet Their Fate on the
Lake In Sight of
Chicago.
A Frail Shanty ct the Inlet Of tho Lake
Tunnel Blown Away-A Deeper
ate Struggle for Life.
Heroic Work Of the Life-Saving Crew.
-Four Men Rescued-Awiul Sus-
pense in the Dark.
A Perilous Situation.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, ctober 8.-The storm
last night blew away the small shauty III
which the laborers employed In the inlet
to the lake tunnel ut Hyde Park were
lodged. 1t was set on piles about one
m 10 from shore. Sixteen men in all
were employed. BY the carrying away OF
the shanty, they were LETT clnglng to the
strlngers or beams 10 most portions pc.
sltion. 1t is feared that some of them
have been swept away by the waves aud
drowned, as u survey OF the situation
by aid of field glass revealed the forms
of only eight men. The life saving crew
has been sent for and are now or theil
way for the rescue OF the men. One man,
Jake Carsen, came ashore on plank thi
morning at South Chicago.
TEN LIVES LOST.
9. y. M.-The lfe.saving crew hava
succeeded in rescuing four persons, and
it is now known that ten Of those on the
frail pier when the storm burst upon them
were drowned.
FURY OF THE STORM.
The storm was one OF gre t fury. 1t
blew up'very suddenly and the work of
destroying the temporary structure was
quick and complete. The meu had no
means of escape hey md one small boat,
ich is supposed to have gone adrlft.
BLACKNEss OF NIGHT.
When the storm first struck the pier
a number of unfortunate men were car
ried into the lake with the wreckage Of
their building, and were compelled to
battle for their lives with little to aid
them eyond stray pieces Of floating tim.
Der In the darkness of night. Few facts
are obtainable at this hour, and only an
outline of the disaster.
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FEDERATION OF TRADES.
Second Days Session Of the Unions at
Chicago.

Second Days Session Of the Unions at
Chicago.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, October S.-The second
days session of the Federation of Trades
and Labor Unions opened at $3.50 this
morning, The President called for re-
ports of committees. No committee
being prepared to submit report, the
Convention listened to q petition pre-
sented by Delegate Gabriel Edmonston in
behalf of female operatives who were
participants in and suffered In con-
sequence OF the late strike OF the Teleg-
raphers' Union. A delegate moved that
t petition with the report OF the com.
mittee having it in charge, which mad IN
tluenced subscri ptioHs TO the amount OF
about $40, be spread on the records
This was ordered done.
In the report Of the Committee on Legis-
ation the subject of the admission to the
Convention as a delegate of Jacob Selig
to represent the Progressive Cigarmak-
ers' Union was considered, and recon-.
mendaton made that the Progressive
Union be not allowed representation.
When the matter was put to vote, some
discussion took place. BY far the greater
number OF delegates looked upon the
Progressive Union as a very shady enter.
prise and one that should be by no means
countenanced. The printer delegates pres.
ent believed from all information they
had on the subject that the Progressive
cigar.makers were "rats" and should be
put down on general principles. The
eastern delegates assert that the Progress
sive Cigar-makers' Union was essentially
socialistic organization, and as such
was unworthy place In the Federation.
One delegate defends tn, Progressives on
the ground Of their support Of the Gin
cinnati cigar-makers' strike. Delegate
Bland, of Cincinnati, objected to this
statement, and claimed that 1t was not In
the power OF the Progressive Union to
aid the International Union In any diff.
Guilty; that its beiug an antagonistic or
ganizaton was enough to deny 1t place
in the Federation
The following telegram was read:
The New Jersey Eight Hour League sen ds
you greeting, and urges you to take action on
the eight-hour question.
TO this the reply below was at once re.
turned:
Federation Of Trades returns greeting
Decided action will be taken on the eight
hour question.
Recess was then taken to enable the
Committee on Legislation to complete
their report.
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He Dared to Do It and Suffered the
Consc Quences.

New HAVEN, Conn, October s.-The
house OF DR.. link, In Bradford, nine
miles from here, was entered about a.
IN. to-day by persons unknown, and the
doctor was SO severely beaten that 1t Is
feared he can not live. The mlscreants
took his money and $3.50 watch. But
his property was afte ward recovered, be-.
Ing found scattered about the house.
DR.. link has been engaged In the prose.
cution OF persons violating the liquor
laws, and 1t may be that the affair Is one
of revenge. No clew
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Brief Rsspita,

CINCINNATI, O., October The Dis
trict Court this morning stayed the exc.
cution of sentence OF Joe Palmer, the
murderer of Kirke, and on Saturday will
decide the question OF whether the ca ,e
will go to the Supreme Court. Judge
Maxwell, IN disposing of the motion, said
there were several grave and important
qu stions that should have due consid-
Grafton. Palmer was to hang Octoberp 9th.
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A New n. WI COMPANY.

New YORK, October 8.-The Mutual
News Company has en- Incorporated.
Capitol, half million. George +. vii.
liams, OF the Herald is resident. Asa
basis of organization it will purchase the
plant of the Herald delivery system. The
company propose 10 do business through
out the United States and Canada.
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CHICAGO.

WHEAT-Weakcr; October 7G%c Novem.
Der, 7Shc December. 79Sd6S)c; Janua ry,
S0NHSOAc: May, SIC.
CORN Lower; October 55c; November.
52%c; year, GSc; ia uary, 3D1c; May,
40Sc.
OATs-Flrmer; October, 25Sc; November,
27sc; December S%c; year, 26%c; May,
29hG2DSc.
PoRK-Stcady; October, 5000; year, si2.55;
January sl!.5Ta.
LARD-Wcaker; October S7.55; November
T.2h December, S127S; January, S7.3j;
February, 81 10.
SHonr RiDs--Octobcr, $3.50; November,
$3.50; January, $500.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
He Drank Prussia Ac d In His Tea.

FAIRBURG, ILL October s LIS night
while DR.. Mcintosh was eating his supper
he deliberately poured russic acid into
his tea and dra, k Il, death resulting al.
most instantly. tie WAS graduate OF
the Berlin Medical College, and vas con.
nected with some OF the wealthy famll.es
Of that city.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-09
DIRECTORY Meetinn.

NEW YORK, October S.-The Western
Union held its annual meeting today.
President Green presented his report,
which shows the affairs Of the company
IN good condition, although tho strike OF
operators In this fiscal year caused heavy
expenditures. The Old board OF dlrec.
tors were elected with the exception OF
y. ID. Morgan taking the place OF the late
Augustus Schell, and A. r. Vaunest, who
succeeds e. c, Baldwin.