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tanned that the State Treasurer had ample funds
ano good collaterels In his hands TO mere than
cover his liability, bad no inclination 90 pursue
the prophetic vagaries OF irresponsible newspaper
pessimists, or to ee very profoundly impressed oy
the veDory mouthings of the subtle sans culotte
Ex-Governor, who, during the first two years OF his
executive CANNON and humble solictude for the
fe-keeping of the States money, did not think
IL proper or expedtent TO recommend such addi-
tonal locks, safes and vaults as would sender the
pubic funds absolutely secure against fire and
burglary" but with q heavenly peneive serenity
permitted his Republican State Treasurer to as.
sumo the "kaTkiDg'' cares and responsibilities Of
depositing the states moneys in the various
banks of the city of Indianepo Oils collecting inter
est and recognising his right to do so under his
unconditional and unlimited engage NJ
which be assumed in giving his OFF,
cal bond and taking upon himself
the duties aud responsibilities of the office, and
when MS term of office had expired the most po-
tent Ex-Governor, with a complacency equslled
only oy his magnanimity, soaped his exit with
the unctious benediction of "Well done thou
good and faithful servant; depart in peacep' We
are led to infer from the ex-Governors message
that up to the summer OF 1883 he had no knowl
edge Of the condition OF the Treasury or the re
hottest idea of how or where the public fuud'
were kept, but was reposing in blissful Ignorance
of the whole subject, although for more than two
years he had constantly been in close relationship
with the banks Of the city and daily association
with the Treasurer. and. in fact, occupying Guoer
Material rooms in the same building.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Thomas C'Brien, who
held the rank of Colonelin the Union army,
and who achieved great prominence at the
time of the Fenian raid into Canada, and
who is supposed to have close knowledge
of the movements of the Irish nationalist,
was interviewed by representative of the
Associated Press to-day. O'Brien
was q friend of James Stephens
and Mshoney, and was political prisoner In
Ireland for two years as suspect. He de-
clared he HAD positive knowledge that the
dynamite used in the London explosion
was not manufactured In this country but
in France. although the dynamiter might
be from this country. He said every true
friend of Ireland would regret the shooting
OF Rosa, IS il ten ded to make a hero aud
martyr out of q blstherskite, who had as
much to do with the blowing up of London
as the speaker had.
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Elsewhere.

4f8oWnoros
EAST LIBERTY. Fs; Feb s.-Cattle- In fair
receipn. ,93s neao; shipments. l.4s2 head.
Hoss-Firm; Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
"a 70@4 90; pigs, "a 1904 so.
sheep1In lair demand: stronger for good; com
mon unchanged; receipts. 7.4oo head; shipments.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 9.-Beef Cattle-Slow; tops
unchanged: common 121zc lower: best beeves,
g $1,000; first Quality. 1895 621z: medium. s. %
@5 SIX; receipts, 62s head; sales. 1900 head.
. Tsssp :Ss
quoted at IS 25@5 80; lambs, s. 50@6.
NEW YORK. Feb. 9-Beeves-Receipts, $50
head. Market active; early clearance; extremes
50; genera e sales s. sces Is; oxen, stays and
bulls s. 50@6 So
sheep Receipts. 1.1oo head. Market active;
ewt.; prime do s. 5oS5 90; lambs. IS 5Os6 IS. -
Hogs-Receipts Il, $50 head. Market nominslly
steady at "a 7005.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 9.-The Live Stock Indi-
Cattle-Receipts, eco head. Market strong.and
SHADE higher; exports. IS 5o95 20; good to cnoice
shipping, s5@5 So; common to medium, "a 509
co. stockers and feeders. So so@4 Is; COWS, 81 s.
Hoes-Receipu, 4, 700 head; 10c higher 81 1904 90.
sheep-Receipts, 1900 head. Market steady
81 60@S so for fair to good.
81. LOUIe, Feb. s.-Oattie-Recefpts 400 head
shipments. 600 head. Market steady; exports.
IS 1896; good to choice shipping. IS 25@5 65
So b0@4 60; cows and heifers, sos IS; stockers,
So 5o@4; feeders, s4@4 65; corn-fed Texans. So 70
"a SO.
Eheep-Reoeipts, $500 head; shipments. = head.
Market steady; high grades firm; common to
medium. 81 25@3: choice, So 25@4
HoRs-slow; Workers. IS 500b IS; packing. a 60
a. so; heavy. "a secs Receipts, 200 head; ship
ments. 1900 head.
CHICAGO. Feb. s.-The Droven':: Journal re-
Ie1s-Receipa l4oQQ hsaaI shipmsnb 400
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AN EDITOR ASSAULTED.
ened and Assaulted, Fatally shoots
His Assailant.
Special to the Sentinel.

Special to the Sentinel.
WABASH. Ind, Feb. Last November Bill
Hickey, Chicago rough, entered tie sanct<m of
the Wabash Courier with the svoved purpose
of killing the editor. Lee Linn. The
latter, having heard Of Hickey's
threats, fred shot from a revolver at him, and
Hickey left. Last night Hickey came to the city.
got drunk, and threatened repeatedly to kill Mr..
Linn, and this morning when the two met. not
withstanding Mr.. Linn's warning, Hickey fol-
lowed him half block and assaulted him.
Mr.. Linn then drew his revolver,
forty-four calibre weapon, and
fred twice at Hickey. both shots taking effect In
his right lung, inhicting wounds of which Hickey
is dying tonight. After the shooting Mr.. Linn
gave himself up, but was released till Monday on
his own recognizanee, when a preliminary trial
will be held. Hickey is a ouarrelsome fellow,
strong in frame and prutish IN instinct, and the
opinion prevailing is that Linn shot him in self
defense. The affair causes great sensation here.
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COMMERCIAL.

Through the medium of travelling statesmen and
mail orders direct. the dry goocs trade starts well
for Monday. Prices OF leading cotton goods are
unchanged. and prices are well maintained In all
western jobsing markets. Notwithstanding compe-
ution is sharp. Groceries are doing good bust
ness. Roasted coffee has declined 14c; strip has
advanced. also rice. Raisns have slightly de-
clined, Leather remains unchanged, though
business is good. Eggs are scarce but prices are
unchanged. Poultry is unchanged EXCEPT hens,
which have advanced 1c.
GRAIN.
The Board Of Trade circular has the following
regarding cereals:
Wheat-Tone of market dull although prices
are about the same as Saturday. Futures In node
mand. New York &c OF, Baltimore 11s9sfc of and
Chicago 1sc off,
Corn-Prices about the same; good demand for
all cash offerings. Futures dull. New York 20
lower. Baltimore 10 lower and Chicago steady.
0ats-Firm ut quotations. Supply scarce.
1lours Grain and Hay.
xIouy-rAisnt HHoe %; sxt1 fancy u 20
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Car lots-Wheat. 157; corn. 604; osts, 2l7.
Estimated receipts hogs, 5000 head.

LONDON, Feb. e.-The Mark Lane Express, in
its weekly review of the British corn trade says:
The cool rains of the past week had favorable
influence on crops. They soiidihed the ground
and roots OF the wheat The rains prevented
thrashing. which reduced farmers deliveries.
Sales of the week were 67.91S quarters at SIS Cd,
against 49, 02 quarters at BIS Sd for the correspond
ing week of last year. The markets continue slow
with declining values in the provinces. Prices
are a shilling lower for English wheat and cheaper
for any foreign equivalent. Receipts of wheat
modeIate: OF -four heavy, altogether equal to
76,6H quarters of wheat; -four, therefore, declined
6o@ls. The Liverpool trade is steadier. Mixed
American maize sold in London at 22s Cd extra
shipped. White rubbish from Morocco aud other
interior round corn fetched 26927s. Three car
goes arrived off the coast; five sold; wo with
drawn; one Australian remains Wheat to arrive
in small inquiry. but prices hardening. Barley
very slow. Oats firm but quiet. Beans and peas
unchanged.
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As to Mrs. Dudley's Antecedents.

MONTREAL, Feb with regard TO the antece-
dents OF Mrs. Dudley, who shot at Donovan Rosa,
Mrs. Elizabeth Weary. OF Donegana street, has
supplied some interesting particulars. Mrs Vic
airy belongs in Garnet, a small town nine miles
from London, England. About four years ago
Mrs. Dudley. according to Mrs. Weary, was first
Dotlced in that place. She was a slight woman
well dressed, with dark complexion and good fea-
lures and had an air Of intelligence aud respecta
billy. She ad. however, an eccentric manner,
which soon attracted the attention OF the people.
She used 10 stand gazing at the shop windows in
an distracted manner, and would run across the
street. attracted by the meress uife.
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subcommittee examined the special deposits
in the various banks and found the amounts 10
correspond TO the certificates in the Treasurer 8
of their power under the resolution to ascertain
the true condition of the State Treasury. IL Is
true that the letter OF the statute has rot been
strictly complied with. but this certainly has not
been the fault of the Treasurer, as he had no
authority or power 10 do more than receive
and disburse the public funds, hedged In By
the tsi.swing restrictive statute: The room
signed to and occupied BY The Treasurer OF
State, together with the sales, vaults and other
proper and necessary means for the security and
safe-keepfng Of the public money thereto belong
ing, shall constitute the Treasury of the State
OF Indiana and the Treasurer Of state shall be re-
sole place tor the deposit and safe keeping OF the
monyes Of the State" To the unsophisticated
II would seem that cur Treasury
is a stronghold OF impregnsble walls and that the
vaults and setes are well guarded with iron bolts
bars sad tinelocks ana impervious to Gre and
burelar. Not 90, gentlemen. The rooms are
neither Gre or burglar-pfoof. and IL would be stu
piity the part OF the Treasurer OF State to
contemplate deposittng any large amount OF
money In the rickety old trap called safe in the
Estate Treasury" Burglars would go through II
as easily as buzz saw through a paper box
Therefore II could not be otherwise expected than
that the Treasurer would seek more secure
in doing so he but exercises the prudence OF q
wise and careful public officer, and Is TO be COM
mended for his action instead Of being traduced
and maligned as JAw-breakef and feon.
Mr.. Cooper has followed the presidents
OF mis- predecessors In Office, and 10
neither better nor worse than they.
The committee N ~ inyseusatou after u asesr.
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A Horrible Accident.

SCRANTON, Pa Feb. 6-Dsniel Kullman,
q Iaborer at the L. |. and @. Compsny's steel
mill. was caught while putting on belt this
morning, and was whirled around the shaft
several hundred times q minute and
slammed against the beams at every revolu-
ton. Before the machinery could be stopped
bis feet and hands were torn off and his
body fearfully msngled. He lived thirty
minutes.
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1t is truly wonderful to see how the name
of Mrs Pinkham is q household word among
the wives and mothers of our land. Alike
in the luxurious homes of our great cities
and in the humble cabins of the remote
frontier one woman's deeds have borne
their kindly fruit in health for others.
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Fifteen Pounds Gained in Three Weeks,
IL Ca..z-.=.<.4Izz

FHteeh fOuhus dhihou IN Ihreo Weeks,
and Cured of Consumption.
Messrs Craddock Co.. 1882 Race street. Philadel.
phia, Pa:
GEETLKNEs-Please send me twelve bot
ties of DR.. II. James Cannabis indics, one
each Of pills and ointment, for friend of
mine who Is not expected to live; and as
your medicine cured me of consumption
some three years ago, / want him to try
them. gained fifteen pounds while taking
the first three bottles. and know it Is Just
the thing for him. Respectfully,
J. v. HULL,
Lswrenceburg, Anderson Co., KY.
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LONDOF. Feb 9-Consols. 90 iI-I6; account. Sc.
United States Bonds-4's, 1854; AS, 115H Bail
road Bonds-Canads Pacific. 3s5z; Erie. l2h:
seconds. 555k Illinois Central. 2s1z 1t. Paul, 1917
new York Central. slh; Pacific. 521z; Reading,
81; silver, 49,
PARI6 Feb. 9.-Rentes, 80f Csc
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There are various forms Of bilious and in

There are various forms of bilious and in
termittent fevers that require vigilant care
and watchfulness. II Mishler's Herb Bit
tiers be kept in the household 1t will De
found to be invaluable in attacks of this
kind. Henry Hester, of Cleveland, O..
says: 81 was taken sick last summer with
bilious remittent fever, aud was cured by
Mishler's Herb Bitters. 1t il q grand prep
aration, and every body ought to keep it on
hand. -
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Cleveland Should be Given a Fair show


Those Democrats who have any regard for
their party or the country will do al that is
possible TO give President Cleveland clear
field. He should not be hampered in the
first days of his term, and an extra session
of Congress would certainly be disaster,
not alone to the President but to the party.
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A great many people disregard dyspeptic
symptoms and assume that they viii soon
fact and the only safs rsEssy foz them 70
Nichols Baxk and Iron.
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The Produce Market.

The Produce Market.
Eggs-PsyinR zoe per doz from store, ESQ
dairy, selected, l5@l6c; country, fancy, H1c;
sweet roll. lo@l2c; medium grades. 6osc; low
PoultySHens, Sc per Id. ROSTERS 90: spring
old geese. and well-iesthered. per dox, IS 40:
ducks, per dos.. So Is.
Rabbits-75c per doz.
equirrels-75c per coz
feathers-Prtme geese, i5c; mixed and ducks.
wool-fub- washed and picked. SOC; unwashed,
medium, 2c; unwsshed common, 20c; IN washed
nne, lec; Ootswold, lSc; DO. coarse. l69l7o; do
The Provision Market.
Below are the present Joboing prices:
Smoked Meats. canvased or plain Iplain meats
% l5H lbs. average, ll11c: 10 lbs. average, iic;
l71s lbs. average, l0szo: 70 lbs. average, 101zc;
heavy averages, 2i@25 lbs, l0zc. Cottage
bans is., Sc; California mans re; English bres.
family shoulders, pieces averaging to 10 lbs,
&c; dried beef, Sc Yacon-Clear Gdes medium
VT. SIC: do backs, light weight &C.; bellies, Sc:
D. 5. and Pictied Me..s-English cured, clear
hdes or backs. unsmoked. 7<c; Bean pork. clear.
per Dbl, 200 lbs. SIC co. pork, clear. per bbl 200
Lbs "a family pork. clear per bbl, 200 lbs. 81;
LArd--Puires Settle-rencered in tierces. SIC: in
hall barrels SOL tubs SIC; 4s-lb tin tuba, szc;
0lbpails &c; 10-lb pals, &c.
boioRna-ln cloth &c; In skins 7o
The Grocery Market.
Oheeee-Fun cream, New York, 1l016c; Ohio,
70; PAT Kim. e9sc per pound: White Roae, l2c;
6onees. Common. sHeiokc; ordinary. loA@
prime, laN0is5{c; choice. islSizHc; Old Gov.
eEnRsut 'sEs, tsAo1hci NcLsushlina Xxx
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Rye-No. nominal
Brand-Dull: SO 90 BID.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Furnished by g. E Kinney q Co.. Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers. No. 9 Chamber of Commercial
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VIZ ANTED- Ladies that Can knit, crochet or do.
w fancy work to make goods for our trade at
their homes in city or country; SIS to $40 weekly
easily made at our business; goods sent by mail
any distance Send ten cents. silver or stamps,
for sample, postage and particulars HUDSON
MANU- ACQUIRING COMPANY, z65 Sixth avenue,
New York
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pnsold; good shippers, II here, would sell higher.
Good 70 choice snipperA IS 25 N5 rs
Fair to medium shippers 60 % 90
Feeders and common shippers.---......... 2OD4 SO
btUtkeIb.. OO 90 w
Good to choice cows and heifenz. rs d 60
Fair to medium COVE and heifers.---.... Is 03 60
Common to medium co W. and heifers-- Is a3 90
YeAls common TO good .............-.. 6007 %
Bulls, common 70 gooc 6O91 20
xnkers common to good o006o co
Hoes-Reoeips. 1000 head; shipments. 800
head. Quality fair, mostly light grades. Market
fctive and higher on lights; all sold easy.
closing firm.
Select heavy shipping ....-..H 9005 90
Select 1gnt snl pplng.--. Io94 %
Select light and heavy packing-......... 1904 so
Pigs and heavy roughs. 2]94 60
BHKEP-Receipts. none; shipments, none. But
few here and quality not good. Market dull on
this class. while good grades are steady at last
weeks prices.
Good to choice .e3 6003 IS
fa1r TO medium Rraoes-...... OO93 40
common graQes.s..... Zo@Z bU
Bucks per head 600S so
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 1885

tse: fancy, 50 eo94 90: choice So 7593 60: family
80 55@s so; treble extra 81 6092 IS: double extra
" l0@2 so: extra. "a 2502 3d. supernne, q 009
Is. fine % On
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,vuAr = DIME xvrr.L DO Eon soc,
WANTED.

M ANTED-Ladies and gentlemen In town.
w or country distance no objection, Can have
steady work at their own homes all the year
round aud can make from $40 to SIS per week.
No canvsssing. Work sent by mail. Address
OAKLAND MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Box
5,222 Boston, Mass.
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LIVE SIOUX.

fndianapoIfs Live STOCK Markell
UNION STocK-YARDs, Feb. 9
OATTLK-Receipts, 100 head; shipments none.
But few here and market very dull on all except
the best grades; few of the common class left
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GOVERNMENT ssCURrTrE
GIL -
ROEna

Bper cent. bonds..--l0I1 Il
EoTB-The purchasing price for Government
bonds In Indianapolis varies from the New YORK
quotations K01 per cent.
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THE SUNDAY JOURNAL

Is a paper of twelve pages, sold for five cents.
The SUNDAY JOURNAL reaches every towr
and city in Indiana and the surrounding terri.
tory. The circulation of the Sunday edition is
thelargest and best of any Sunday paper printed
in Indiana, and it has made itself the Peoples
Paper. The SUNDAY JOURNAL is without
competitor in the State in the character and
variety of matterit presents its readers. The
best writer's in the State and country freely
contribute to its columns. In its enlarged
and improved form it is absolutely withouta
rival or peer.
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Unaccountable Find Of Eels.


This morning as the powerful Oseood dredg-
ing machine was engaged in excavating a new
basin for the Wharf Company. at the foot of
fremont street. and was operating in about eight
feet of water. large collection or "bed" of eeis
was discovered. as for couple of hours each
dipper of mud thrown up by the dredge was full
of these ''malcopterous fishes" of which at least
00specimens were secured by the crowd of
curious boys and men who had been attracted
to the scene by news of the find" Most of
the cells dredged up were of the conger variety,
and a number of them over four feet in
length. But specimen of the electric
species was secured. il being twenty inches long,
and its captors sustained number of severe
shocks before they finally succeeded in extract
ing il from the mass of mud into which il had
been thrown by the dredge. While eels have on
several previous occasions been dredged up in
this harbor they have never before been discov-
cred in such quantities as in this instance, and
the cause for their appearance remains unac-
coUp.ad for
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THE INDIANA STATE JOURNAL
(wEEKLY EDITION.

(wEEKLY EDITION.
Is the best secular paper published in the
State. 1t is complete compendium of the
news of the week, with special features of late
and trustworthy market reports, and depart.
ment of industrial and agricultural intelli-
gence carefully prepared by an editor of long
experience. In these respects the WEEKLY
JOURNAL is superior to any merely agricult-
ural paper, for the field it covers is infinitely
more extensive than that which can be occu-
pied BY y special class publication.
SPECIAL TERMS
Are I ID to agents and eanvassers, and for
clubbing with other papers For all details
address the publishers,
JNO. G. NEW s. SON,
Corner Market and Pennsylvania Sts..
Indianapolis, Ind.
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EXHIBITION GAME AT PITTsBURa.
A Giant Blackfish.
W. York sun

Inc largest 6lackhsh that was ever caught in
h reel. on Tuesday last, near SANDY Hook bv
PIPER Jack Tilson, of Clifton, Staten Island
weighed exactly eighteen pounds tt made a
rd night, but was knocked out at last and
Enty taken on board the little Sea Star in q
Sop net With light heart and fair wind
y came home and introduced his big fish to a
'nosr OF anglers and boatmen of Clifton. An
$50. was ordered. The testimony of three
%a,sar scales was taken, and verdict of
khteen pounds duly recorded. The size - the
was then traced on a large sheet Of baavv
esl g slter which it was walked Quite a mum
y lafnoss fishermen went TO the wake and
go shem was Captain John Fence the oldest
xrsaeest angler of the island, who said it
'Ae biggest blackfsh he had ever seen.
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THE SPORTING RECORD.
Good Attendance Witnesses Yesterdays
Racing Over the Latonia Course.

Racing Over the Latonia Course.
CrScINNATI Oct 5.--The weather on Sunday
was good, and the track at Latonia was drying rap
Idly, but during the night there was some rain.
This morning was cold and windy, but drying ana
The track improved every hour. inc prospects
BIZ good meeting are encouraging ana the
opening to-day was largely attended.
First Race-Purse $3.50; seven furlongs Lord
4r;f,ay parJin Josh Billings and Dudley Oaks
#Vere the first to show to good start IN a SNORT
aiefance GRAY Cloud took the lead, with Editor
%econd and Lady of the Lake third. There was
No change till we'll up into the stretch, where
Editor went to the front and won by length:
81 adv Of the Lake second, one length In front of
Lev Cloud third. Time. 1:33.
second Race-Purse, $3.50; one mile. Irish
.oss TOOK the lead, increased it as she went,
krjnning by FIVE lengths; McBowling, who was in
Front of the bunch all the way, finished second,
Inc length in front of Mocking Bird, third.
Time l:48
i Third Race-Purse, $500; threequarters of
mile. O'Fallon took the lead, and was soon
ioined by Sir Joseph and Porter Ashe. There
kras no change to the end. O'Fallon won easily
bv two lengths; Sir Joseph second, Porter Ashe
shird. Time LEO
Sixteenth mile. Mira at once took the lead,
with Elsie B. and Little Fellow even. At the
balf-mile pole Little Fellow took second place,
bne length in front of the field. Mira was never
headed, and won by one length: Little Fellow
econd. three lengths in front of Guydette, third.
Time 1871
Il Fifth Race-The Merchants stake; one and
pnefourth mile. Loftin, led, followed by Conk-
ling Slipalong Powhatan and Vallisca. Free
and then showed in front, was not headed, and
won easily by two tengths Conkling second,
AIoftn poor third. Time, 213a
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ing paid with $50 bill debt that he owed to a
shoemaker. The shoemaker used the bill to set
tie his account with a coal dealer The latter
paid 1t to storekeeper (this was in Saxton. Bed
ford county, Pennsylvania and the merchant
used theebill to settle with farmer whom he
owed Tor some provisions. The farmer at once
went down and paid his account at the black
smiths, and the latter parsonage used the bill to
pay OF an old score which was against HIM at the
furnace The note sent out by the latter returned
to him before night after having extirguished
great mass of small debts. This happened on
Thursday of last week