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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-30
A SOCIETY LETTER.
Social Moves at Washington Now aud in
the Future.

Social Moves at Washington Now aud IN
the Future.
Sp,,ia! C5rspoadsace Of the Saaiay .gisisr.
WASHINGTON, November 2S.-In no city
outside of his own place OF residence. will
the death of Vice President Hendricks be
more lamented than in Washington. So
large a portion of his public career having
been passed hete, that he had become to
be looked upon much as an old resident Of
the district, and many families that had
refraiued for years from minglipg in gen
eral society, had concluded to emerge
from their retirement to welcome the in
coming of the new regime, which brought
with it in such prominent position their
friends Of bygone days.
So much has already been said in his
praise that no further words could aid to
his houorS.
His own actions in life proved stronger
commentator of his character and man
hood, than Anything yet written.
That final utterance II am free at last,
was not the expression of one who had used
life for himself alone, but rather as trust
to be dedicated with all its aiits OF mind
and intellect to the welfare OF bis fellow
men.i
He was philanthropic. not a prOtes,
sioual politician.
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primary markets, and steady increases in
the visible supply. Added to this are heavy
sales by holders and the stoppsge Of Min
neapolis -four mills. which virtually throws
on the market l25, 600 bushels of wheat
per day additionally.
Indian corn, in view of unfsvorable
weather, "a better speculative and consump'
tive demand and relatively light stocks,
has been firmly held.
Flour has been weak and lower, in sym
patty with wheat.
hog products have been quite irregular.
butas compared with last week, are higher.
There is no new feature in iron, steel or
coal.
Petroleum certificates, owing to active
and powerful manipulation, have broken
lie per barrel within few days. Refined
lost sc per gallon, but subsequently re-
covered portion of the loss.
The total number Of isilures in the
United States reported to Bradstreets this
week were 225, as compared with 2S+ last
week. with 237 in the Ike week in 1884
322 in 1883, 1856 in 1852 and lis in 1881.
The total number of failures in the
United States from January TO Novem-
Der q, is l0,0S6, against l0,l7l in like
portion of 1884, a loss Of IS. as compared
with S,Sl6 in 1888, with 7,049in 1882, and
with SAT- in like portion of 1881.
Canada had 20 failures this week, as
com pared with l9 last.
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THE PRESIDENTS ATTENDANCE

At the Obsequies Undecided-Has Not
keconsidered His Intention.
WASHINGTON, November 2S.-The Presi-
dent has not yet reconsidered his original
intention to attend the funeral Of the late
Vice President. As stated in these dis
patches on Thursday, he has been urged to
do so by many strong men OF both politi,
cal parties, but up to this time he has I'D
hered to his decision to go to Indianapolis.
There is no doubt, however, that the argu-
ments advanced By Senator Edmunds and
ex.Speaker Carlisle, yesterday, in favor OF
his remaining in Washington, made quite
an impression, and set the Executive to
thinking what would be the best thing to
do. He was urged, rs matter OF duty,
to give up the idea OF leaving the Capital
at this time. Senator Edmunds thought
the President should not, at such critical
moment as the present, make himself
liable to the common disasters Of every
daY railway travel.
The sole reason for believing that the
President is seriously contemplating a5an
doning the trip is based upon the fact tba
shortly before II o'clock to-day Colone
Hughes East, the private secretary to the
late Vice President, was summoned to the
Executive Mansion and requested to tele
graph to the committee OF arrangement
OF Indianapolis and ask them whether Of
not the Presidents failure to attend th'
funeral would be q serious disappointment
to the immediate friends of the HendrickI
family. This request Colonel East hsI
complied with, and the reply will doubt
less govern the Presidents final determine
ton.
A press representative called on Colone
Lamont at the Executive Mansion, wheI
the following dialogue took place:
Colonel, tell me, is the President goinl
to Indisnapois|
II think he is.
you are not pretty sure about it2
The President expects to 60.
1t can be authoritauvely stated tina
neither of the railroad companies have ye
received any intiwstion from the Presiden
on the subject OF transportation.
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ScrOfnla of Lungs
Relieved.

.,-,,,,sli and have suffered for the
81 49,, years with IaUs uoUs's; go :, ~
81 a-..,I n, lamily oH my mothers sac o. 'n0
HsHoS.5,,il isl With consumption, and me G0e1Sl'
s2ae bad u', .5in n If opinion that had con-
SEs a. y had al the distrs si0s symP-
saE2i.'l a.. ..-.srs disease. have spsnt nous
NaIs OIL .-.' ,-r-,t the ma Oh OF th1 disease
lal, . -,c,,vsl al Of rho usual me'nO's, a. ~,
aa's oIn Gaze, cut in the treatment o. ON.
on! u :, M, lauily, but temporary rel'si VI,
as1o.''' ,sr,fued Twas UNIT ior any m"a l'.-
al TIA! - ye,Ts. Ey chance l cane mo
AL 10 r,mr 3 let on Blood ard skin DIS
r1'ss''''O ,.s,s %! SEsis y celtic Co, AuanIa'
''S' and recommended the use o. onn,
"a a ,,,imfps TIA: he himself bad 0eeA S'TAu'
S2eel-'', -. rs use IN some lung troubles IL
o5-s.''1 a, About four years ago co n
solved |" ,.,sss ;. e,corjingt 70 dh'euons' l
G'l,s1 ,ovirors.irg tonic, and have useO
f,gri u 81 4 d - u.tS axe mot remN a.
ss0lI l.V ~. - "a, ltme, my Strength mas tt-
ape ~ srrsa skip pOunSs more tuN -, :
,-t1s '-- ra IL has been lafse ytAis .,
% -, nee o. the msCic.He' oul 80 =
,,OPfe - -. i,rsse aId there arg 10 fa'L -
1lrvtafc o., '- 80 In NJ, do the hardest kIu
We Easss .s, sorE and eel as well as ever .e,i
9 .s boy IlsT mon So5s are v TSGIfi .ay
,.agg-lLs 10 -',>, tad health 10 day 70 wiz :
IliI use -.' ~. M ogIy medicine that brought
sec1- .. 'os1. rsgist 40 not say that SEli' ;
NJ any 80. Inn every Gaze, bat mos; Posl
sPyS1. vi. ~ J,I i, has doos this much for me-
I'VE a--'-- ,, r-rre,nt 20 the duty o"e 20 SUI
H. III @ .,, S ., to tai, SS s0B si
ts,.aoly " W. g,.,g,p IN the city Of MCntgom-
AZ sd al 's.'' ~ g. J. HgLT.
he civ. ,.. r,-s9- rs5
-...sr...s. + entirely veSesb Treat e
.g,J and skta Ii'aA,s' nailed Tree.
- - .rgr.rIc Co, IrIwsr 3, Auanl''
.., o,,s- WI - y. \.
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A $4,000 FIRE.
Tho American Hotel at Cumberland
Burned Yesterday.
SgrraI! 20 he Sunday Register.

Tho American Hotel at Cumberland
Burned Yesterday.
sgeral! % ne Sunday Register.
Cr4aERLAyp, MD, November pa
ire broke out in the American Hotel this
morning about Sis o'clock and destroyed
property estimated 1T about $4,000. The
cell on the Pioneer Hose Companys hou:e
was ont Of order, aud the FIRE made head
xsy, hut was finally put out before any
o.her buildings had caught. 1t broke out
ia the saloon of r. NJ. Dyer and is sup
posed 20 have been the work of an iucen-
diary. The building was Owned and occu-
pied hT Patrick Carroll and Hanson Will
ison both of whom kept saloons. 1t was
also used IS a hotel and livery stable.
| There IL an insurance on the property and
tu-ai,urs belonging to Carroll Of g, 500 in
the Continental Company of New
York, aud 3 900 in the London
Liverpool and Globe companies Hanson
William has sn insurance of 500 on his
furniture Of $500 in the Hartford, Conn
/ Company, but no insurance on the building.
. Cumberland has met with another narrow
escape from serious conesgration, which
mig6. have been put out in lew minutes
. If the bell Of the FIRE department had been
/ in proper order. The property is situated
. in a valuable business portion OF the city,
opposite the Linden Hotel and the First
/ National Bank, aud also the 81. Nicholas
Hotel. |, caught fire 10 1874 when the
Ri7ere House was burned ard the back
building was partly burned.
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the WAR OVER
For the Present at Last-An Armistice
Signed by Both Sides.

For the Present at Last-An Armistice
Signed by Both Sides.
LONDON, November % A dispatch
from Belgrade says that an armisiice be,
tween Ssrvia aud Bulgaria was concluded
at $3.50 this afternoon.
The cessation Of hostihties was brought
about By the efforts Of Count Won KieVen,
huler-Metch the Auttro Hungarian Envoy
Extraordinary aud Minister Plenipoten'
tisry at Belgrade.
WHY THE ARNIsTICE WAS sIGNED.
LONDON, November 2S.-Advices from
Sofa state that armistice between Bul
garis and Servia was only concluded after
the Austro- Hungarian Minister to Ssryis
bad notified Prince Alexander that if the
Bulgarian advanced another Kilometer,
Austrian troops would cross the frontier
and fight the Bnlgarisns. The minister
added tibet the capture of PROT had saved
Prince Alexanders military honor and as
sured his reputation.
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changed; creamery l4@25c; dairy l2A
@l6c. Eggs-Firm at zoe.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2s.-Flour-
Quiet Wheat-LowsrfNo 2 rcd Novem-
Der s7I@ssc; December sfi@sSc; Janu-
ary 90}@9icc; February 92f@93fc.
Corn-Irregular; new No. 4 mixed $50
sec; prime new No. high ioixed 40c;
new No. 4 yellow 3s@3s3c; new No 3
mixed 42c; No. 2 mixed November 5Sc;
December 49a@493c; January 47@47!c;
February 46l@47c. Osts-Spot steady;
demand light; No. 3 white 37@37ic; No.
2 white CSC; futures dull but steady; No.
2 white November 37i@3stc; December
373@3sic; January 3s@3Sic; February
3s@39lo. Butter-Firmer for high
grades; creamery extra 27@2sc.
Ulncinnesi.
CIsoINShTI,0 o., November 2s.-Cotton-
Steady; middling 9Ic. Flcur-Dull and
unchanged. Whea.-Heavy and lower;
No. 2 red 9li@92c; receipts l3.7O0
bushels; shipments 1900 bushels, Corn
Quiet; No. mixed new S6l@37c, Data
Easier; No. 2 mixed 30@32c. Rye
Easier; No. Csc. BsrleY-In gsod de-
mand and firm; No 2 fall 90c. Pork
Nominal at $40 90. Lard-In fair de-.
mand a. s. 90. Bulk Meats-Quiet;
short rib IS 90. Bseen-Firm and un.
changed. Whisky-Stssdy at 81 %.
Butter-Quiet and unchanged. Sugar
Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Easier ct
l9c, Cheese-Quiet and unchanged.
Toledo.
ToLEDc, o., November 2S.-Wheat--
Quiet and steady; cash 92@92tc; Decem-
Der S2c; January CSC; February csc; May
9ssc. Corp-Steady; cash or November
40o; year S9ic; May 40@40!c. Gate
Scarce; cash 30!c; May 33Ic. Clover
cash or December s. IS;
January IS So; February IS 62@5 6?!.
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STATE OF TRADE,
StapIe Goods Slow and Prices In.
certain.

New YORK, November 25.-Special tel
egrsms to Bradstreel's record a smaller
volume Of transactions in staple lines dur
ing thu past week than in the week before
This is particularly noticed in the distri-
button Of dry goods. The prevalence OF
unfavorAble weather and the suspension Of
business ole dsy during The week were re-
sponsible for q decline in the aggregate OF
transactions es compar. d With previous
weeks, but the falling of IN the dry goods
trade vas 10 ed jition 10 the loss attribute
bic to these Influences. 10 tbis line il has
been the mos. iuae.iye week OF the sea-
son.
Commis.i houses at Eastern cen;ers
have no, been doing much, and jobbers
less. Bob are sill waiting for revival
of activity smorg re,eiIers, which they ex.
pect 10 lesUlt in renewed orders. Some
lines Of goods are sccanul1'ioe, and there
ia talk OF The Nes England mills shutting
down scaiu. Pics Ee, however, fairly
veil sustained.
The movement 10 TsE material is only
fair. There is some speculative activity
medium Territory Woo!s. There is de-
cline of from &c to e Pc pound in lichi-
gan P, Siih abich exception 6ne feeces
are steady. The popularity Of rough
dress roocs has resulted ia q coed de-
msnd for lo~ medium scris IL is added
thss inportsfioRs siil p'evert any advance
in prices Of fas so7ls. The Providence
manufacturers OF wonlAn goo4s report the
general demand declining.
10 The sbsencs Of sny special Influences
the cotton market Is dali Futures have
( been hanging within three points above
and below Wednesdays close. The cover
ing on that day. prior TO holiday, left the
market ~iibont spEeial inquiry yesterday,
which resulted in the hesvibess noted.
! The movement OF grocery staples has
been disappointing wrh weak sugar and
/ coffee markets.
Dairy products are stili dep.eseed, viii
small export demand.
The wheat market has declined Alnos
steadily during the week. Causes for thi
are comprised in the stubborn refusal Q
foreigners to purchase more freely in thi
market, the increased receipts at WesteTl
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DOWN A SHAFT.
Four Men Have n Terrible Fall OF $50
Feet

Four Men Have n Terrible Fall of $50
Feet
MERRlrs CORNER, n. Y, November 2S
A terrible accident occurred here early
this morAiDg. While a plumber Of work
men we're descending shaft Of the new
auueduct the guard slide caught when but
short distance from the top, throwing out
one of the occupants Of the car named Jno.
Edwards. In bis fall Z wards struck against
bucket which was coming up the shalt
containing several workmen. The con
cussion threw James Burke, Michael Doyle
and an Italian (usme uukroWn) from the
car, and they with Ed Eards, fell to the bot
tom of the shaft, a distance of $50 feet
Edwards, Burke and Doyle we're instantly
killed. and the Italian sustained injuries
that will probably prove fatal. HIS skull
is fractured. Burke leaves wife aud
child. Doyle wss also q married mau ssd
leaves wife and child in some part Of
Pennsylvania,
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A WOOD COUNTY SCANDAL.
A Young Lady Accused OF IncendlRrlsm
\ Tale of Love and Jealousy.
Sgeeial 10 lhs Sunday Register.

A Young Lady Accused OF IncendiRrlsm-
\ Tale OF Love and Jealousy.
Special 10 ihs Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, November 2S.-Consta-
Die ]. n. Winsns today arrested and
brough. in Miss Anna Maria Archer, q pre-
possessing young brunette Of twenty sum-
m9rs, on the grave charge Of burning the
school house in District No. on Laurel
Fork, Of Worlhingtoa creek, this county
She was arraigned before Justice Thomas
P. Butcher aud waived examination, and
gave bond Of $500 to answer the indict-
meut. This will be one Of the most senss.
tional trials heard in Wood county for
many day. Love and jealousy are all
combined, and the details will afford food
Tor gossip That ueighborhooi is sll torn
up over the affair, and family teuds are en-,
gsndered which may last for years to come
The scandal duplicates some of the best
families Of Wood county.
Briefly told the story IS alleged runs
thus: A year or two ago the accused, Miss
Archer, was Woosd By one James Richard
son, Of that vicinity, and the couple were
on the highway to mattimory with pleas.
aut sailing, when fair rival Of the Archer
girl appeared upon the scene in the per-
son OF & handsome ard bswitchiug young
school marin Of eighteen years, named
LOttie j. Mann. Ii seems that Richardson
tell victim 10 the new charmer and de-
serted his old flame. BE received several
anonymous letters, the contents Of which
axe unfit for publication.
Richardson charges the authorship TO
Mss Archer and Mrs. Isabella Jackson,
who were arrested on that charge but the
evidence against them did not warrant
farther prosecution and they were discharg'
/ cd Tie anonymous letters in question,
which were gross attacks upon the charac-
| ter of the young school marin, Miss Lottie
/ J. Mann. Of ksGsWhs statation, continued
70 reach Richardson, who seemed devoted
/ " attached 10 the new charmer an spite OF
. the malicious accusations brought against
/ her fair name by the unknown scandal
. dsnd. Matters went this way until about
q month when the school house where the
successful rival pursued her ayocstion was
destroyed by incendisry FIRE. Suspicion
seemed to point toSard Miss Archer, and
she was arrested ss noted, but the young
lady does not look ike FIRE bug, aud
claims that she will be able to ease the ap-
parent foul stain from her character BY
proyirg her Innocence OF the grave
charge
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A Gas Well Expinaes,
0,..s,y A a. g.,r3rg Pscistsr

WELLsBURG, November 25 One Ct the
WslIsburg Gas CompSnys wells, known as
the Barclay No. 3. exploded this evening
A short distance down q vein Of gas was
struck and as it rushed Up it took FIRE in
the derrick, burning do#n the structure
and damaging the machinery. One OF
the men, James Buty, wss painfully but
net seriously burned.
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Stockholders Meeting.

DURsuAsT To THE Bylaws TIKI Az.
i pual meeting Of ths ,toethodsrs 81 ,hs
= teelinz Park A,soelstiob viii be he'd NJ the
cSupty, in The Court House Of aid noarty. On
nUSDAY, DECLMBEE I'm. 1s,s. ~ 20 p.
M for THE purpoe Of e.sc4irg bosrd nj Dirss-
tars, and the Transaction Of ,neh o'hfr basin'n ~
nav lawfully b done BIZ rad soet holders 50 gen-
eral meeting assembled. a. EEYAASr,
Pfesldent
L. T. BrfyEt Pecfstafy. D02S
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DRY GOODS.

Ngw York, November % Dry Goods
Urgent orders for many moderate Assort
ments Of miscellaneous character have
called for aQood quantity ofs,nF Of various
kinds, while forwardings on old orders
for immediate distribution have absorbed
large percentage Of receipts. There is
more tone to the market and apparently in.
dicates more business in the near future.
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STATE SECURlrlES-fairiy acnve ana
steady.
RAILwAYs-Fairly active. Sales only
1921 900. The bond market in activity
has sympathized this week With the stock
market, and the sales have amounted TO
$l7,35S, 600 against $50, zoo, 900 last week.
STocKs-Dullness, accompanied by O
strong 1ndertone was the prevailing feat
ure Sof to days stock market The
total sales were 100000 shares. Prices
were somewhat irregular at the opening,
ranging between an advance Of : and 9
decline Of !, With exceptional weakness in
one or two stocks. This was followed BY
a rally of to over l per cent Asmall
decline which eliminated by o'clock was
succeeded by firm tone. Final transac-
tons, however, were made generally on
slight reactions from the best figures
and the market closed heavy.
The more active stocks show
advances this evening as compared with
yesterday Of ! to /, while others show ex.
ceptionsl gains of to | per cent. North
ern Pacific preferred showed an advance
Of II, Oregon Navigation | ], whole North
ern Pscifcs are up !. Total sales for the
FIVE business days the Of week were 1864
$50 shares. The lowest prices were gener-
ally made on Monday and the highest on
Tuesday or Wednesday. the active stocks
being about ss usual divided between
advances and equally small declines.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money sa3 Per Cent-9ovsxnments Dull
but Steady Stocks Weak -Elour Dull
and Nominal-Wheat Lower.
NEx YoRK, November 2S.-Money on
call easy at 2@S per cent prime mer-
camille psuer at 4i@5i per cent; for
eigu exchange unchanged.
GovERNNENTs-Dull and strong.
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THE coRcnRAN Art GALLERY

has been added to its rather heterogeneous
treasures, the 0gle Taylor collection. An
entire room of the very limited space being
dedicared to their exhibition. Teapots,
sugar bowls, plates, and other domestic
appliances are displayed sd ipGniscm.
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BOKsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Rsrnrn Of Limitations

Ini;s,ions snd souuterfeits have again
sypesrsd. Be sure that ,hs word "HoRs-
FoRD's" is on tie wrapper None ere gen
Iiae without IT,
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Bbeelin9 &sister
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURBoF TBAINs-
a EXPLANATION OF RKyuKKscR hAKES:
sD1ily tSunday excepted tSEondsy sxosptsd--
WheRliFg Tfruas
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h, q. s O. Railroad.
leave Sollslre at 6:s5 p. n. for WOOdshsld and
Summarized.
Leave g,llSire at 40 a N. for Summarized and
Zanesvlle.
Arrive A. BsIlairs, lOiOG N, and s:25 pm. .
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago,

CHIciso, November 2S.--Ths Drove,'s
Journal reports: Cat,le-Receipts $500
head; shipments 10 500 head market
steady; shipping steers 50 s0@5 IS;
stockers and feeders S22953 rs; cows,
bulls and mixed 81 75@3 70; through
Texans 81 00@3 20.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
1900 head; market opened strong and
Sc higher; rough and mixed So $50
3 20; packing and shipping 81 T0@3 80;
light weights 81 2O@3 65i skips g. so
@3 30.
sheep-Receipts 600 head; market
steady; natives g. O0@3 20; Texans
81 25@3 90; western 81 25@S %; lambs
81 5000 SO.
nAst Liberty.
Eiar LIBrEry, November 2s.--Cattie--
Nothing doing; all through conSignments;
receipts s55 head; shipments sos head.
Hogs-Active; Philadelphias 81 300
4 90; Workers 81 7O63 so. receipts
300 head: shipments 1900 head.
Sheep-NothiDg doing; receipts 1000
head; shipments 1900 head.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, November %. - Hoss-
Firm; common and light 81 0OG3 65;
packers and butchers 81 6593 IS. Re
ceipts $500 head; shipments $500 head.
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REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
Armed Rebels Fiji the Capital OF NueVo
Leon.

Armed Rebels FIJI the Capital OF NueVo
Leon.
MoSrEREY, November 2s.-Tae State
Legislature adjourned Wednesday. One
Of its last sets was to give the Governor
extraordinary powers and to direct him to
maintain the State Government at ell hs2-
ards. Governor Garcia went to the City OF
Mexico two weeks ago to confer with the
Federal authorities. Acting Governor
Sepulvsds left the city Thursday, and is
uow At Villa Gsrcia town on the Mexican
National Railway, twenty miles ao1t OF the
citY
In the meantime the city is being fli,d
With revolutioni.ts and several large bands
of armed men will arrive within the next
IL hours from interior tOgss. Unless the
State Government asserts itseif speedily
aud eusrgsticlllg it will be lost The rev
olutionis's are well armed and ready to
6gkt. Il ID generally believed they will
succeed in oveTthrosing the State author.
ties Of Nueyo Leon unless the Federal
Government comes TO their assistance.
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COTTON.
Now York.

New YORK, November 2s.--C0Troy-
Futures closed at 10 3.l0Oc lower than
Yesterday.
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IN DIPLOMATIC CIRCLES

much amusement has been created BY the
preterna.ural stiffness Of Roumsnis, while
her miniature reighbors are doing their
bess to tear each other to pieces. Lying
in direct route of the Russian troops,
should that nation be drawn into the yOr.
tex. Snail comment is necessary upon
this politiaue course of action by q king
dom, consisting OF throne and ten acre
lot which latter, should the catastrophe
alluded to trauspire. and the ground prove
at ali muddy, would most probably be car
ried of entirely on the heels OF the Ras-
sian soldiery.
-
1t is not generally known that the wife
of the Servian minister at the Court Of st
James, is 8 Miss Russell, OF Boston. A
series of articles from her pen on "Seryia
and the Ssryians' has created o wide
spresd interest in behalf Of the country
which she so ably aids her husband to rep.
resent Although English sympathy would
naturally center in Bulgarian interests,
Prince Alexander Of Bulgaria, morgsniic
sop Of the Prince Of Bst;snberg, being
Own brother to Alexander Of BAtienberg,
xho lately married the Princess Beatrice,
and now occupies ths POSITION Of extra
"lady in waiting to his royal mother.in-
law, an experience fraught doubtless With
the same envisble quietude now being en-.
ioyed by his kipgiy relative in the passes Of
the Balkan.