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GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

JANUARY 29.-Scotch pig continue strong, Yet
IL is diticu' TO secure an advance; there Is some
business in parcels 10 arrive American pig mas
further attention tor future delivery, and Is mod.
crately actiyefor spot lots with prices wen SUI.
tanned Rails are unchanged; sales Of l,Ooc tons
old rails-part at $3.50 for d. b., and httcrIS
5000 tons American BeSsemer pix on private
terms Quotations are American. pig, 10; |,
S2OG2I' No. ., sl9dSl9.50: forge, sl7m
$50; Scetch pig. S2l.5O@.S22 for Glengarnoch'
ton. and S22.5Od SOB for Summarizes; S22.0uG
SOB for I.angloan ,s23.5u@f24 for Girtscherrie :
S2l 80 for Carnbr0c. American steel rdllS ~ 800
NJ mills: old rails at S22 for T, and -23.3o@
Sc4.5O for Il. h.; wrought scrap s22G 70. J0u'-
,,lyf. ,f
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The Long Island Tragedies.
lBy telegraph TO the Disnatch.

NEW YORK. January 3l.-The jewelry
which Rugg. the mulatto, in his confession,
stated was taken from the Maybees when
they were murdered, on Long Island, has
been found where Rugg stated 1t was. 1t
has been fully identified. The iewelry be-
longing TO the Townsends, which was
stolen from them when they were assaulted,
has also been found and identified. This
removes all doubt Of Riggs guilt, and con-
firms his confession as being the murderer
Of Mrs. Maybee and her daughter, the as.
sailant Of the aged Townsend couple, and
the would-be murderer Of selah sprague
and his wife.
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Arrest OF a youthful Burglar.

Thy ttIcRflDn 10 'IF' D''P'''e'''J
Boston, January 31.--James A: Price,
aged eighteen years, was early this morn
ing discovered attempting to open the
safe in store at Hyde Park. When ar
rested he fred revolver at the officer, the
ball striking rib Just over the heart, but
CHANGING off. Price duplicates G. J. Rus
sell, manager OF the Hyde-Park Telephone
Exchange, who, he says, was hiding In the
store at the time. The hat worn by Price
and the pistol belonged to Russell, who
has been arrested.
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. uru,a, Ohio Wire.Murder.
rny telegraph to the Dispatch.l

lCIScINNATI, January 3l.-Patrick Hart
net, aged thirty-nine years, living at No.
d Walker street, Mount Auburn, brutally
killed his wife this morning and endeav-
ored to chop her body to pieces and hide
u under floor. lie has been addicted to
drink and was very quarrelsome. This
morning he ordered his wife TO lie in
bed while he went into another room.
Fearing violence, she was attempting to
escape through window, when he entered
with an axe and struck her blow on the
head. causi ny instant death. An alarm
was given by the children and the patrol
wagon was called for, but Hartnet en-
trenched himself within the house with
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the axe for weapon and defed
the police. They obtained heavy
scantllng and TANNED him against the
wall, and after a herce fight disarmed him.
He was SO badly injured that he was
taken to the hospital. Mrs. Hartnet was
the mother OF i've children, and would
soon have given birth to the sixth. She
was an estimable woman. An inquiry as
to bis lunacy was held on Hartnet last
spring, but upon the testimony OF some Of
his neigh bors he was pronounced sane.
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Irregularities tn Pennsylvania Dis
tilIerfes.
[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

10y IEItEIHpII % tIC I7I'I'FFV'7'I
ALLENTOWN, Pa, January 3l.-Charles
Mitchell, revenue agent. OF Philadelphia,
and Revenue-Collector Helfrich. OF this
city, have discovered irregularities at
twelve Of the distileries in this county.
Stamps were found uncancelled, and casks
filed with liquor without being stamped.
One distiller was found making cordial'
although he was no longer registered.
Liquors were seized and suits are to be
instituted. This moonshiner business has
been carried on in country thickly popu-
lated and well-suppIied with Transports.
ton facili.ies, and convenient TO several
large cities.
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Speculation at the stock Exchange this morning
was characterized by buoyancy and activity.
The features were Louisville and Nashville, West
ern Union, and Oregon Transcontint ntal. Trans
actions IN these stocks were large. Louisville and
Nashville scored the greatest improvement, NOV
ing up 2%. The rise was brought about 10y certain
houses calling ia their loaned stock, and this
forced shorts to buy shares in open mar
ket. As high as 3 per cent. per diem was
put ont short lines nj the close yesterday
were conspicuous buyers this morning. Az
ter Louisville and Nashville, Western Union
was the feature. selling up To 764 on the revival
Of the story that the Baltimore and Ohio Tele-
graph Company was about TO be leased to on alb
sOrbed by tie Western Union. The report made
smaller bears cover. Oregon TranscOntin ntal
sold up l. Northwest. St. Paul, Canada southern,
Lackawanna, Missouri Pacific, Texas Paclhc, and
Union Pacific were also strong; Northwest rose
Ia. II. Paul D. Iackawanna Z, Missouri Pacific l,
Texas Pacific 3. Union Pacific y. In the afternoon
the market wis less active and declined 4@lk
The bears hammered the market on cabegrlm
that broker II London had failed for 100000.
short interest in the market was considerably in-
creased in The afternoon. Louisville ana Nash
vile fell off to 4Sg: Northwest, 1l7s.: It. Paul,
$50: Lackawauna, 1870: Lake shore, 9S; Mis-
souri, Pacific. 30; New jersey Central So :
Northern Pacific, preferred, 49, Oregon Trans
continental. 23A; omaha, 3la Omaha prt ferred,
%: Texas Pacific, 1875: Union Pacific. 7Y;
Western Union. 7jk In the final sales Louisville
and Nashville rallied to 10, and the general mar
ket closed about steady.
Compared with last nights closing, prices are
hML higher for Canada Southern. Central Pacific,
Northwest, Louisville and Nashville. Lat e shore,
Chicago and Alton, and Western Union; a@l's
lower for Canadian Pacific, II. RAUL Lackawlllna,
Michigan Central, Kansas and Texas. New Jersey
Central, Northern Pacific, oregon Transc0ntl-
nental Reading, Omaha. Texas Pacific, Union
Pacific. New York Central, and Wabashes sales
2Sl,DOO shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, jar nary 3 l.-Nirglnia 6's, old. de-
fcrreG. 6; consolidated. 80; past-due cour on =
45: new 3's' "a. North Carolina 6's' old llO2S'
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singular Accident to MaiI-POuches.

PHILADELPHIA, January 3l.-A special
from Huntingdon. Pa, says that the
pouches containing the eastern mail mat
ter for that place, when thrown from the
window OF the fast mail yesterday, struck
a large snow.bank in front OF The depot,
and. falling back under the train. were
caught by the wheels and carried distance
of seventeen miles. The pouches, together
with the principal part OF their contents,
were destroyed. Registered letters and
other valuable packages were found in va
rious places along the track. rifled OF their
contents.
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NEW WORN,

Nsw voRE. January b. Cotton quiet; safes.
lOs bales uplands, I0Ac.; orleans lie;
CON Olidated net receipts, 1881 bales; cN-
ports-to Great Britain. q SIS bales France. %
bales: Continent, $3.50 bale.. southern tour
steady. Wheat &c. lower and dull; ungraded
spring. Sic; ungraded,r red. SIC. 9sl.06A I'M
graded white. S7c.@S1.0l; No. 2 red February,
sl.O4R@sl.05li. Corn opened 4@'se. higher, later
became depressed. closing weak at lowest figures !:
ungraded, 50@ 6lHc.: ungraded white, 59@6lc.;
FEBRUARY, 601@6O%c. Oats-Spot. firm; No. 2,
39%eG39rc. Hops firm and fairy active.
Cofeespot fair; Rio hrm at rl2.5V@ aS go o,
firm and very quiet refined lower: extra 4 oa@
exc; white extra G; CSC; yeilow. 5S@ 2se;;;
off A, 6aE7s eonIecuon,rs A. ~ c Ga1,S1a'
Rio steady and moderately active Cotton, seen
oil. 43@47c. ROsin quiet. Iurpentne steady NJ
34%c. Hides steady and moderately active. Wool
steady. PORK very firm and moderately aenve;
mess spot, Sl5.50@sl5.75. Middles hfm long
clear Sac. Lard opened 5@7c. higher, later fell
grades, spot, 50 40; February, s9.42. Freights
'"'' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 3l.-klOur quiet and
steady. Wheat-SOuthern steady aud qulel, west-
ern easier, closing dull: southern red: al lOm
SI.l3: amber. fl.l3@sl.l5; No. Maryland
sl13a@sl.i3.; No. 2 western wlnier re1, spo-
sl07aM sl.07A. Corn-southeru quiet ana stea-
DIV; western easier and active. closing dull
southern white, 60@6lc.; yelvw, o1@hs3c
Oats steady; southern, 4 a. as; western "i ,
IT,.
age. Provision, steady and quiet. Other article
unchanged. -
CHICAGO. January 3l.-Fl0ur dull. Wheat IN
fair demand: telling nervous january, VI SO
9lNc.: February, 9l4M92kc.; NO. thIcagu
spring, 9l@9l%c.; No. 2 red winter, 9Src.aS ,
Corn quiet: opened stronger; January ana teb-
ruary. 5lii@52ac. Oats leadY; cash. 3Sae;
January, Si6.2OnsI6 35 February, sl6.l5el
sl6.27ls. Lard in fair demand; January, s9.lo@
S9.l7k: February, s9O7$Mt9.lo. Bun. meais
IN fair demand; shoulders, $3.50 short rio'
$3.50; short clear, sc.9O. Nhiskty sleauS
Sugars unchanged.
ct. LOUIS, January 81 Flour steady. Wheat
dull with only slight change In prizes; No;
red fall, s1.o2hasl.0is cash; n;Ol@si, ON
shade better at 47Ses4sc. cash, Axe. February
Oafs easier; 321 G533c. cash. whiskey steady al
sI.I5. Provisions strong and higher. PORK,
sl6.25. Bulk.meats- Long clear. $500; sheri
rib, $3.50: shor. clear: $500. BaeoeoLona
clear, t9.I2S@s9.25; short rio. 80. 26@S9.37ni
! clear, 9.5o@g s9.63S. Lard, Se@9Oo.
CINCINNATI.
CrScr;SArI. January 3l.-Flour firm. Whea,
in fair demand; No. . red, sl.034.. Corn quiet
s SSt : PORK drm mess, sie@si6.so:. Lard nrin-
err; prime steam, 20. nnlk-meats arm. Bacot
clear Sy.62G. whiskey steady at sl.l%. sagzl
| irm. Hogs arm; common and light, e4.739
$3.50 packing and butchers, so.s0&s6.70.
LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE, January Sl.-Wheat drm; No.
| red, 81. 02@$l0S. corn hrin; No. white, 62c.
mixed. sic. oats drm; No. = S6e,SS4e. Pro
40 Racou-shoulders, t7.26: clear rib, 20. AZ
clear, $3.50. Hams- sagar-cured, lsA@l3c
J Lard Choice kettle, lie.
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Attempted TO XIII His Mother.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch

SAYyIILE, l.. l., January 31.-David
swazey. who was recently discharged from
an insane asylum, to-day brutally assaulted
his mother at her home, at Lakeland. l.. l.,
cutting her haad open in several places.
He then escaped to the woods. Citizens
are searching for him. Mrs. Swazey Is in
a critical condition.
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North Carolina Exposition.
BY telegraph to tile Dispatch.J


RALEIGH, n. c., January 3l.-Thc North
Carolina State Exposition has been organ
lied here with capital stock OF $4,000.
William S. Primrose, OF Rqleigh, was
elected president, and Henry f. Fries. OF
Salem. secretary. The Exposition will be
held during the entire month OF October.
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An Aged Couple Burned 10 Death.

UTICA, n. Y, January 31.-The house
occupied by an aged couple named Clinton,
between Norwich and New Berlin, Che
mango county, was found in ashes this
morning. 1t had burned during the night.
and the old couple had persisted in the
flames. Their bodies were found in the
rims
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Alleged Plot to Kill Emperor Francis
Joseph.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch. !

ny tcTcVraph 20 Iht DsDiIcIl.I
NEW YORK, January 31.-A Vienna spe-
cial saws that q strange man was yesterday
found concealed in Emperor Francis 10.
seph's box at the opera, having in his pos
session mathematical instruments, tape
measures, wires. dc. He proved to be an
engineer OF Bavaria. The police believe
with a plan to assassinate the Emperor.
The opera-house is strongly guarded by
police and soldiers, and great excitement Is
reDortpd
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January 81, 1854.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whte, SO bushels. Mixed, 1.17S
bushels. Red. 500 bushels.
CURN.-Whi,e, 1858 bushels. Mixed 40 BUSH
els.
OATS.-S00 bushels.
MEAL.-I7S bushels
PEAs.-66 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WpFAT.-Whitc. 80 bushels common 10 prime
at si.Os TO Ais. Red, So bushels fair Long
berry at liz; 296 bushels mixed st II .l2; 500
bushels mixed on private terms; 2Sl' bushels COM
mon To very good Shortberry At .O6 10 el.l2
CORN-White, l,441 bushels good to prime at
63 to G5c. Mixed. A. bushels good Al 63c.
NEAL-30 bushels at 6Sc.
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NEW WORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 29.-For western leaf the mark"'
continues quiet. with the situation generally I'M
changed Seed leaf has little freer jobbing de-
mand n steady prices. Sales 200 hogsheads ken-
lucky leaf at Sal &C.; 400 cases seedleaf iss2
crOn New England ut lOd zoe. 100 cases 1881
CROP Pennsylvania At 10I2Oc 300 bales Havana
al S5c.@Sll5-JOUrHdL Of Commerce.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

vha, a Massachusetts Republican Says Of
MIR. sherman aud his Presidential Bid
The Tariff Situation--air. Morrison's Bnl
The Abiagdon.wytheviile Controversy
The Trouble About the Greedy Btn-Ncw
York lmporters Wan, q Uniform Foreign
Bjll OF Ladtnr--Committee Matters To-Day
Naval NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and the
ese-pcrsenais--Brief News Items.
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FINANCIAL.
ny Telegraph.
NrV yOpE

NEW YORK, January Hoon.--stocks strong.
Money easy at 2 per cent EXCHANGED onR,
4s5kiass5k; short, 4s7ka4sss, Governments
firm. states steady.
Bvenina. 4s5h. Money, 1xd2 per
cent Treasury baances-Currency, st15,595;
coin, f9442. Governments firm Az per cents,
1l49: per cents. 1884; 3 per cents, 1904 bid.
gtafe honhe at.iet.
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Lynchburg.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTs-TRAMP KILLED-FIRE
MAN HURT.
Especial telegram TO the Dlspatch.I

TSptCItI ItItEIdIII 10 IIIt DIsINIIVII'J
LYNCHBURG, VA January 3l.-A freight
train was derailed on the Virginia Midland
railroad fifteen miles west OF Lynchburg
this morning, smashing nine cars and kill
ing negro tramp who was stealing ride.
Two locomotives on the Norfolk and
Western road collided at Central last night ;
damage slight. The fireman on one Of the
engines was painfully hurt.
Major Arthur. Robertson, prominent
citizen who died Tuesday night, was BIT
ried to-day.
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Another BOULDER Accident.

ST. Louis, january 3l.-The passenger
train which left here for the West on the
Missouri Pacific railroad yesterday morn
Ing encountered large boulder on the
track between Gasconade and Hermann,
which derailed the engine. The fireman,
Brooks, had both legs broken and was
otherwise badly injured, and the engineer
was badly hurt,
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ID o Il 4 ; Ii .

Iodide Of Potassium Is one of the strongest of The
minerals used in medicine, and ha' produced
much suffering in the world Taken for long
time, and in large doses, II dries up the gastric
Juices, impairs digestion. the stomach refuses
food. and the patient declines In heath and
weight. Persons with Blood or SKIN Diseases
should be careful how they take these mineral pol
sons rs i'm most instances the effect OF them i 70
almost permanently impair the constitution. TO
take the place of these pOlsOns We offer YOU safe,
sure, prompt, and permanent relief from your trou
bles. Swift's SpSchc Is entirely vegetable pre-
paratlOn, and IL Is easy 10 convince you OF Its
merit.
| have cured permanently Blood Tain' In the
third generation by the use Of Swiit's Specific,
after | had most signally failed with Mercury and
Potash. F.A. TOOMER, VI. d., Perry, Ga.
A young man requests me 10 thank Won for his
cure of Blood Pot son by the use Of your specific
after all other treatment has failed.
JOSEPH JACOBS, Druggist, Athens ga.
Our Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free TO applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York office. l59 west Twenly-thrd street,
between sixth and Seventh avenues.
ia 27-lw
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EURNITEkE

ZINE CHAMBER-SUITS,I IN WAL-Ra
II NUT AND MAHOGANY ARlOR- ~
SUITS, sIDEBOARDS, HALL->T ANDs.-N7
We have iu>t received a fresh supply ~ The
above. and parties needing FINE GOODS at
Low PRICES would do well To examine sur
stock. 4 full supply of medium goods always oi
hand Terms satisfactory. - -.
ia23 +. GATHRIGIIT & son.
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<ryy YORK pFAXIrr MARKET.

JANUARY 27.-Prices are very regular on steady
demand. Quotations are for new at Dc. Tor 1c>t
hand-pickcd. SIC. Tor extra hand-plcked' ana
74@7kc. for other lots.-JOurAdt OF commerce.
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FINASCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN.
SEINE.TIIREAD.

I LICHTENSTE IN'SN-s069Ncs,
IL. SONS, >.-S>-~
COR. SEVENTEENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SElNE-THREAD of all Nos. and qlliiucs:
PATEN and SOFT-LAlD sEINE-TMlNkS;
COTTON ROPES, all sizes;
CORkS AMI CORkWOOD.
NETS and NETTING IN stock and made 20 or
der at short notice. Lowest prices gutranted.
sole importers OF the LION BRASD SEINE
THREAD-warran' ed 10 give satisf ,ction.
MACRAME TWINEc. white and colored. ano
all Les required. IA
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Flour.

Flour We quote: F.ne. t2.506&3; superfne,
t325Ms3.75: extra, S4.75Gf4.90; nmilv. s5'n
1925: Patent family, S6@f6.25. Market very
duII
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NEW ynRK sIMAr MAKNEl.
by Telegraph.

JANUARY 2a.-Quoted at s75Cd $50 Tor virginia
and Sl25@sl30 for best Slcily.-JO9rHGt VI tom-
Hierce.
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mfLwAy,xxy

MrLwArKgH. January 3I.-F,our dun. whrss
lower; No. Milwaukee, January and Vetruasy,
81 &c. Corn unsettled; No. 2, SIC. Oais 6r,poS I:
No. 2, 3z4c. Provisions HIGHER. Mos port II e. g
cash and January. Lard-Prime steam, ~, I o csSS
and February. Hogs higher at e5.5O6sSGI6
dressed hogs drm and unchanged.
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A Passenger Train Runs into a
Boulder.

CHATTANOOGA. January 31.-The west
bound Nashville and Chattanooga passen-
GER train which left here at $50 this MORN
ing ran into a rock six miles from this city
and twelve miles from the scene OF SINH
lar accident Tuesday morning. Conduc-
tor Wood was seriously injured and the
other train.men slightly hurt. None Of
the passengers were hurt. The engine was
demolished. When Engineer Nick Long
first saw the rock. an immense bOul-
der which had fallen into the cut,
the engine was about thirty feet
from it and running at the rate
OF twenty-five miles an hour. He
told the fireman to Jump from the cab.
Long remained at his post, reversed his
engine. and was applying the air-breakes
when the locomotive struck the rock. thus
prey enting what might have resulted in
the death OF every passenger on the train.
Long miraculously escaped with slight in
iuries. A liberal purse was raised by the
Messengers and presented to him.
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DOVES TCRF.OyL.

DOVES RE.OtF
RICHMOND. VA, December %, less.
HAVE BEEN SUFFERING WITH
THE CUlLBLAINS for three days so bad that .
could not walk. | used one half a bottle of
TJRF-OIL, and IT cured them 20 that In two days
was able to work again.
Respectfully, PETER hROG-
For ,ale by all druggists. Price 25c. js
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rAILORS AND CLOTBIERs.

John LATOUCHE Il son, Ia
No4TENTH STREET w
respectfully invite the inspection Of the most COM
ple,e stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS ever
seen in thi- city. SO l9-eod
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BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

Hon. j. l.. M. Curry and Professor
Painter formerly Of Virginia and now OF
Massachusetts) made arguments before the
House Committee ON Education to-day In
advocacy Of congressional aid to public
schools.
Senator RiddIeberger, Of the Senate Dis
triet Committee. said to-day that the SUBJ
Jet OF the erection here OF peniteDtiary
" being inquired into with view OF In
reducing bill for the purpose. He re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-01

Hon. John +. Massey will leave in the
morning, after having done all that could
be done TO expedite his case. The Score
tary OF the Treasury returned to Washing
ton to-day. Another delegation is en- route
10 Washington from Dakota TO urge the
division Of that territory. Assistant Ad-
iutant-General MeKeeyet Is sick. The
Flathead Indians had another interview
with the Secretary Of the Interior to-day.
A prominent Republican congressman
said the battle-cry in the coming cam
paign Of his party will be equal rights to
all people in the South without
regard to race or color. Mr.. Con-
verse, Democrat, Of Ohio, intro
duced a number Of petitions from Ohio
woOl-growers, who want the tariff on that
article restored. He says II the Demo-
Gratis do not vote TO do il they cannot carry
Ohio. The news from Kentucky this
morning increased the chances OF Carlisle,
his friends said. Colonel Frey, the Swiss
Minister, has gone to New York. Lieu
tenant-Governor Black, OF Pennsylvania,
is here. There were few congressional
visitors at the White House to-day. Colo
mel Tom Ochiltree, NJ. G., has declared for
Arthur for President. MIR. Barbour to-
day reported bill establishing the stand
ard time In the District OF Columbia.
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LOUISVILLE, January Sl.-wheat srm; No. 3
red, 81 .02@sf.0S. corn iirin No. white, 52c.;
Visions strong Mes pork, 5000. Bulk-meats-
Shoulders, e6.75: clear rio, %. 62h; sides.
90. Bacon shoulders, t7.26: clear RIB, %. IN
clear, $3.50. liams : sagar-cused, lsA@l3c.
Lard Choice kettle, lie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-12
CAMPAIGN S0UIBS.

Kellogg predicts that Louisiana will go
for Blaine Yes with a sharp stick
Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle.
One-half of James G. Blaine's accom-
plishments" have landed many man in the
neutrality-suspicious. Gazette.
The campaign is not all mud ainging
Nothing but cold water will be thrown on
St. John. the Prohibitionist.-New Orleans
Picayune.
1t is wonderful how soundly one sleeps Of
nights now when Blaine is making an
aggressive campaign. Illinois State Reg
ister.
The Philadelphia Press says that Blaine :
record is like piece of solid plate. Solid
Britannia ware, most ikely.-Albany
Times.
The latest report is that the Government
dredges are mployed in gathering mud for
he Republican Campaign Committee
Utica Observer.
Somebody should 90 out among the trout
,treams and fad the Hon William A.
Wheeler. Likely enough he doesn't know
hat his term as Vice President has expired.
Chicago News.
Blaine. it is said, will give 100000 per,
-onally to the Republican campaign fund.
If this is true the underpaid Government
Employees at Washington ought to be let
alone.-Hansas City Star
1t is hoped that the Republicans will deal
gently with the unfortunate Keifer 1t
would be disaster to the Democratic party
if he should be drawn into it by the abuse
and ridicule of his Republican friends -
Chicago Times.