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A PRINCE ELECTED
To nULoARIA's yAoANT TuRoNE.
The PopulaOo Do Not Rise as One NIan-Ops
Ofths COnspIrators Against Alexander
Condemned to Dsath-Gsrmany's
Interest IN the AHalr,

TIRSovA, Nov, lO,-The session Of the
sobranje to elect q successor to Prince
Alexander was held this morning and was
not deferred until tomorrow as was sx,
pected. NJ, Radoslsvof, the Prime Minis,
ter proposed the name Of Prince Walde-
mar. The whole Assembly rose In body
and elected Waldemar by acclRmStiou,
The public In the galleries did not par
ticipate In the enthusiasm manifested by
the deputies and exhibited no approval
Of the election.
NJ, Brsnot, Prslect OF Sofia, has re-
signed, His dlamissal had been demanded
by General Kaulbus because he had
elected q Russian subject from the Sofia
Council Chamber, The PrefsOt at once
offered TO resign, but General Kaulburs
insisted that the Government dismiss
him.
Captain NabokoG, the Russian who led
the recent revolt at BourRas, has been
tried by the Bulgarian authorities for
causing an insurTeckion and convicted.
He was sentenced TO death, His fellow
conspirators have also been tried and sem
fenced to fifteen years imprisonment
each,
After the election Of Prince WaldemM
to the Bulgarian throne, the President OF
the Sobranje informed the Deputies that
he was confident that Europe would rAtiiy
the Princess election.
In the debate in the sobraujs, precsd-
Ing the election ol Prince Waldemar, NJ.
Stambulotf and others dwelt upon the
necessity Of an attempt to reconcile
Russia. Although their hearts were with
Prince Alexander, these speakers said,
the reelection Of their late ruler was i'm.
possible. The public received the newa Of
Prince WRldsmar's election with cold
ness, Prince Alexander being the popular
choice.
YIRSNA, Nov. lO.-It 10 reported thst
Prince Lobanoff, the Russian AmbasaR.
dor here, has officially notified Count
Kalnoky that Prince Nicholas Of Mlngrelia
is the Czar's candidate for the Bulgarian
throne and that the election OF Prince
Waldemar does not meet with the Czr's
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BosroN, Nov. 1O.-E. A. Perry cables TO
the Herald from London this evening as
iollows: "In solcCting Prince waldemar,
OF Denmark, % successor to Prince Alex.
ander the Bulgarian Assembly has made
very conservative choice. 1twau feared
that tho patriotic party would bring forth
Prince Alsxandet's name and insist that
tho abdicalloh was legally incomplete
I'M approved by the Great Sobranjs.
This course may still be held In reserve
The Bulgarian Government hnd II lmpos;
sibls 70 avoid the veto power ol
The CSar Ia any other way. But In fixing
upon Prince WsldOmM the assembly
BhoWl that II desiIes 10 avert iqtther com,
pllCALlonB by pEeSanting ~ except lonAble
PrlACO.EleCl for confirmation by the
Great rowen and the Sultan. The
srin0O's acceptance ot the honor ie, how,
ever, very HuDh questioned. He will
certainly decline there is any risk ol
the Cars opposition,
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, Tho Intsrsst on nond..

WASHINGTON, Nov. lO,-ssCrstaty Man,
ming today Issued a notice that the inter
est falling duo December /, next, upon
coupon and registered bonds OF the loan
Of 1891, will bs paid u! once at the Treas.
ury without rebate. Coupons OF the 4
per cent, Consols Of 1907, falling due oh
JanGsry !, next, will bs paid on presenta.
tion, hIiore maturity upon rebate Of In.
terest at the rate oil three psr cent. per
annum. The interest on registered bonds
Of that loan will also be paid on aud after
DECEMBER ], nextr upon application, &C.
companled by proper power OF attorney.
Ia effect this ia an otEsr TO pay out about
$1,000, 900 Of interest from 30 to 90 days
in advance Of the time 1t will fall due,
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COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 1O.-ThO official vote
Of the State election, received at the Office
Of the Secretary Of State, gives Robinson
(RepubllCan) 84O0s5; Mcbride Demo.
craft 32O,3l4; Smith (Prohibitionig) 2S,.
OjIj Bonsal lGrpenback) l002. Robin
sons plurality ,6Sl. In 1884, Robluson'o
plurality for Secretary Of State was Il ,2t2,
The rest Of the Republican State ticket
have pluralltlea ranging from 500 10 0,0O0
greater than the head Of the ticket, The
combined majorities In the Congressional
dlGtrlCts will exceed the head Of tho ticket
about 10000, The total vote In the State
will be o little over 100000.
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VOLUME XXXv.--NUMBER 6s.
READY FOR WAR.
The Canada Pacific Dangerous Rival Of
American RoRdS,

CHICAGO, NoN 10.-Ths Tmes to-da,
says; "The plans and schemes Of thl
Canadian Pacific railway, which Just q
the present time seems to bs reaching ou
in all directions on American soil aud
striving torAmerican business, contribute
an element to the pool situation that Is al
least Q source Of comment and specula.
ton, The latest Is, that In the near fu,
ture the Canadian line ia to become an
active competitor for central traffic and
trunk line passenger and freight traffic,
AZ noted come weeks ago, the Canadian
Pacific ls building new line or extenslon
OF the Credit Valley road from Woodstock
to Detroit, where operations westward will
end Tor the present, But the Canadian
Pacific has, It Is asserted. concluded track
age, contracts with the Wabash and Bslti-
more and Ohio, which give It running
rights from Detroit 10 Chicago. II Ia
claimed that this Ia not all, For two
years the Canadian Pacific has had enVi.
neera In the teld marking out line from
Woodstock to Niagara Falls, and 1t Ia pos,
ihyely stated that this extension Is to be
built OF once, or that work will begin
upon 1t early In the spring,
"Up to the present the Michigan Gem
trail and Canadian Pacific have exchanged
business RtSk. Thomas, but the new ar
rangement, even II the Woodstock and
Niagara Falls branch Is not built, will
work to dissolve that connection. The
Canadian Pacific has demanded OF the
Michigan Central on several occasions
that rates via Montreal to Boston and New
England points be equallz ID with those
via New York Central and Boston and
Albany, which, ol course, has been relus-
cd, as the Michigan Central could hardly
afford to discrlminate against, or rather
put the Canadian Pacific on an equality
with its natural connection, the Boston
and Albany.
"The Canadian Pacific is ripe for rup.
ture, and what with It's Woodstock and
It's contracts with the B, 4 o. and the
Wabash, It looks 90 II 1t would soon be in
position 10 sadly demorallzs Chicago
traffic, There 10 also an added whisper
that when 1t builds to Niagara Falls Il viii
dnd at Buffalo q natural aud ready ally in
the Lshigh Valley road, which, II true,
would give It line through TO New York
outside Of the pools, and unless one or
both Of the roads were brought In those
associations would And combination i'm.
possible. With the interest on Its bonds
by the Canadian Government,
are In q position to haul freight at cost, In
following out It's iayorlte theory that the
present mission ia to demonstrate its ca
paCity to secure business, the Canadian
Pacific Is becoming dangerous menace
10 American lines,
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CARIIsLE,s CASE.
Au Expert Delivers his Opinion on tho Sub.
lact.

IbUtt
WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 1s.-Repre-
sentative Wellborne, Of Texas, who is one
Of the ablest and most experienced psrlia.
mentarianB In the House, was asked by
an Associated Press reporter to-day, what
effect contest over Mr.. Carlisle's seat,
should there be contest, would have
upon his candidacy for the speakershlp OF
the House. Mr.. Wellborn replied: "Such
contest would furnish no reason what
ever why Mr.. Carlisle should not be
Speaker Of the House In the Fiitieth Con.
gress. Rule X OF the House OF Repre-.
sensatives reads: Unless otherwise
specially ordered by the House the Speak.
or shall appoint Of the commencement
OF each Congress the following stand.
ing committees; (the list includes the
Committee on Elections, and all the stand
ing committees Of the House) The rules
OF the yresent House cannot by their own
iorco ax methods Of procedure 10 subse.
quent Congresses. Nevertheless by un-
broken usage q new House 40 preliminary
to its permanent organization adopts the
rules oil the prior House. Such, / take
II, will be the course Ia the next House,
and rule Y will thus control the constiEu.
ton Of committees In the FIiaSth Con.
Should there be contest over Mr..
CarllSle's seat the House itself will, IN
some suitable way, select the Commits.
sioner on Elections and thus MI. Carlisle
will bs relieved Of any possibility Of en-.
bArFassment on that score. To hold that
Mr.. Thoebe's contest with Mr.. CAtlIble
dibquAllhsB the lattcr ior Speaker conducts
10 q result, illogical and absurd. II such
d holding were followed, the innusnCe
and power oi The chosen leader Of the
dominant party In the House could 30
eIfeOtually crushed at any tins, by spring.
Ing contested election case. no matter
how absolutely devoid II might be Of
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NATIONAL RANKS.
Their Preservation Depends on the Action
of OOngraAS.

WAsRINoToS, Nov, l0.-It 10 probable
that ous-hali Of the outstanding three per
cent, bonds are now In the Treasury vaults
held a. security for National bank Clrcu.
latiOn, The Treasury has the option Of
calling in these bonds until all are ex.
hausted, II the present rate Of call should
be kept up, the entire amount OF lesa than
S65, ,00O, 600 will be called In six months.
The four per cents cannot be called before
1907, but the premium on them Is 60 sx-
ceaslVe that the National banks cannot
afford 10 buy them TO secure their CirCu-
lation, 1t is considered almost Q nsCss-
aity that Congress shsll take some action
at It's ensuing aesslon on this subject II the
National banking system is TO be pre-
served, AS heretofore stated, tho Comp
troller Of the Currency will in his annual
report, make some suggestion In this con- |
neCtion, and the Secretary ol the Treasury
will in al probability also advert to 1t.
II has been suggested that q Q per cent |
interconvertible bond be issued as Q basis |
for bank circulation, aud It is probable
some proposition ot this kind will be |
urged, As there Ia quite strong element
in both Houses opposed 10 the continu-
anCe Of the national banking system, 1t |
is, however, difficult To forses what will
Be done. II iH estimated that there is
now In circulation close on to S22O, ZOO, 900
Of national bank notes. The banks haYe
long since had all the advantage aOOyulng
TO them by their circulation, and the
notes Of each bank, passing current In
~ kkn
far and " ide. Their was no method pro-
Vided for their redemption outside oi the
Opdon Of h6ldeIs, and Ra the treasury Is
responsible Tor them, the majority Of the
would most likely not bo pre-
sented for redemption for years, even II
all the banks were TO wind up and 20 out
u existence as such. A number OF ma
tional banks have notified the Oomptrol-
er Of the Currency Of their purpose 10 70,
organize as State institutions.
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WINDOW GLASS SIEN.


Scale of Prices. p
PirrsnuRnH, Now l0,-The ballotinV
for the President OF the National Window
Glass Workers Association, which has
been in progress for several days, closed
last night, and the official couu. Just com.
plOted shows s majority Of 87s in favor ol
Isaac Cline, Of this city. This Is the
third time Ia succession that Mr. Cline
has been honored with the Presidency oI
the Association. Tho other candidates
were James Campbell, Of this city, Mr..
Burns, Of stlrator, llls, and Mr.. Madden
Of New Jersey.
Manufacturers OF Pittsburgh and the
West, held here to-day, syndicate was
iotmedL 10 regulate prices and control pro.
duction. Tho details Of the combination
cannot bs given, but as contemplated will
secure d attaly market at reasonable
prices, and will prevent all fuiuou1 com.
petition. Aalegstes were present from oil
the Pittsburgh factories, Bayehna,
Ohio; New Albany, Ind 81. 11nis,
GAINESVILLE, 0htoi hook Island, Ills.
Ottawa, Ills NEW 0A6tle, IA, Bsllairo,
o., Barnssvllle, o., and Atreator, Ills,
Ths execution ol the Law WAS entrusted
10 the Executive Committee, consisting oI
VIM. Lotlllsf oil PlttAhurgh, Pa; N, \
DsParvo, oi Nsw Albany, Ind, A. U
Howard, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, aud CO
Kelly, Of tslAife, Ohio, II understood
that The q ISIOrn Manufacturers have un.
der consideration binllaI plan,
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IlsnNwsIisr Youth.

Mrs. phube Chealsy, Peterson, Clay
county, ID. tells the following remarkable
story, the truth Of which ls vouched for
by the rssldsutA oil the town; ~ atn 20
years old, have boon troubled With kid'
ney complaint and lamsness for many
yearSI could not drees myself Without
help, Now am FREQ from all pAln and
soreness, and Rm able 10 do al my own
Homework. lowe my thanks to Electric
BlIlsrs for having removed my youth aud
removed completely oil disease aud pain"
JIiy q bottle, only OOc, o. Logan 4 CO.'S
dug hLora,
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CnlcA0O, Nov iO.-4 new Plan 10 sup.
press bucket shops and restore spsCula.
live trading 10 ioimer channels ID being
agitated by number ot members Of the
Board Of Trade. The idSA ID 10 abolish
the market reporting department Of the
BoaId At least temporarily, Without
oItiOlal quotations received eVaI uCkeIs II
10 claimed bucket bhopl 0aunot secure
enough patronage 10 pay office expenses.
The olAikl ID AltO made thHt by cutting
olf all Official quotations the oul6ldo agent
who sends his orders 10 the large city
bucket shops will DO obliged 10 reConne6l
himself With regular brokers,
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FIVE THOUSAND AT WORK
In tho Chicago Packing Houses-Sew SIon
Still Coming.

In tho Chicago Packing HOuses-Ssw 1I0n
Still Coming.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1O.-A large number OF
men applied for work at the packing
houaes this morning, and about Ave thous-
and are at work. Mr.. Nelson Morris 70.
csivsd q dispatch from the East saying
that some one down there, whose name
he would not give, will send him 800
skilled butchers. He also had dispatch
from Rslaughterlng firm In the East which
has been killing besi for him, which says
they have killed 300 head OF cattle day,
and can double that number II he wtsheG
1t. About twothirds Of the men at work
In the yards are new hands. The militia
guards were out as usual and all the ap.
prcaChes to tho yards were lined with
plckets.
Mr.. Nelson Morris was interviewed With
references to tho dispatch from Albany, N.
Y, yesterday, In which 1t was said that
heel packers In Albany, Troy and other
points In the East we're unable to get
butchers to slaughter live stock shipped
to then. Mr.. Morris denied oil knowl-
edge Of any such trouble. He hsd o
house about i've miles from Albany, but
be found no difficulty In getting man to
slaughter animals shipped on the hoof
from here, nor did he know Of any other
firm that had any trouble getting cattle
butchered in the ESst.
In published interview q packer says
the statement made by Mr.. Barry last
night, regarding his arrangements with
Messrs. Kent and Fowler, to assist the
men In occurring the eight hour day, Is in
correct. 1t lie stated that neither Mr..
Kent nor Mr.. Fowler eyer made such an
agreement. The international CsFpep-
tors Union, at a meeting last night pass:
ed q resolution e4PreGaing eympathy Tor
the stock yards strikers, and Offering Pc
cuniary aid II needed. j.,
General Fissimmons has requested
that a company Of the First Cavalry be
cent 10 the yards. II Is though they can
render aore efficient service IN an
fantFV
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AtnANY, MY, Nov lo.-Downsy, the
only butcher In this city, who would kill
cattle ior the dressed bSei armS, has 70.
fused TO slaughter any more ieT thpm'
AEenS Of The dressed bsOi houses are
buylns live cattle At West Albany % Ia.
dIyiinaiA and having them killed for
them n 6uoh, The Knights oi LABOR Ok.
eCnIiyO CommlLIee met here laSs night
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ee%RoNER's % VERDICT.
ON the Recent 1sallroad disaster Mt lilo,
Misconsin.

WbCOnBlns ..
from Portage wis, saySi The Coroner'S
Jury OF Rio concluded their investigation
Of the recent disaster on the st, Paul road, ,
at 1928 yesterday afternoon and reached
q verdict at 0:45. The following laa verhA.
tim copy oi the AndlngI
"An lnquisition taken at the town Of
otsego, In the county ol Columbia, and
State ol Wisconsin, hsglnning on the 2Ssh
day ot Qctober, 1850, and concluding on
the oh day ol November, 1883, before B.
NJ. Allen, Coroner Of said county, upon
the view Of tho bodies oi Sarah O. Win.
tors, Frank Canyon, OIisme Dubuque,
Emil Woltefdofi, Louis Rrinkst, two
nuns, names unknown TO us, and other
persons, the number Of whom and their
names are unknown, there dead, by the
Jurors whose Names are hereunto sub.
scrlbed, who, being duly sworn 10 enq1Irs
on behalt .! thla Htate, into what
manner and by what means the
said persons came 10 their death, upon
their oathH do say that said persons came
10 their death BY reason Of tho limited
train Of the OhiCigo, Milwaukee 4 81.
Paul Railroad going west, at the west
switch Of the south side track Of 1list Rio,
IN said town Of 0tssgo, IL about 1870 o,
M, lhe said Bwith bslhB opsn and 6Au5lng
the engine, mall, baggage, day coach and
part ofone sleeper 10 leave the track, va
hnd that the above named and uHkuown
persona came 10 theiE death by bsinp
crushed and burned u death In the dAy
coach Of said train and we hud that The
aald switch was left open by tue negli'
genOs Of y II. Wells, an employs Of thC
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 81. Paul RSlltoAd
Company
The adding ID aligned by John Bachan
an, foreman, John UrquhAft, Milo Phelps
Edwin Fisk, q. N. Morris, David N,bstt
son, and 3. NJ. Allen, Coroner,
Wells has been arrested At tAe lnBtAuc
ol the Coroner aud was taken before q Jus
tipe ol The Peace to-day, charged Will
criminal negligence. He was hounl owe
" appear before thO olicult eQuik
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LONDON, Nov 1O.-Measures are being
taken to bring 10 the notice Of Mr.. Parnell
the arbitrary party owning land, which
is fast becoming crying shame. The
chief offenders are Sir Joseph Neal Nc
Kenna and William ]. Corbett, member
for the east division OF County Wick
low, although there are others
whose conduct 10 equally questionable
among the scores Of petty landlords
who have Joined the National League as
means Of escaping the results Of their ty-
ranny. McKenna evicted several Of his
tenants q few months ago without the frat
aign Of q rebuke aud Oorbett is now sery-
ing writs by the wholesale, evidently un-
der the impression that II Is only necesss-
ry to become member OF the League to
obtain full rents. Corbstt refuses TO make
the slightest reduction OF the judicial rents,
although even the Marquis Of Clanrlcade,
from whom nothing oi the kind was ex.
pected, has recently made concessions to
his tenants. Happily the weight OF pub.
lie opinion will shortly be brought to bear
upon Mr.. Corbett, bis tenants on his
Herbertstown estate having decided to
combine In the employment OF the tactica
advocated by United ireland.
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JRRsEY OITY, N, j., Nov, lO,-The aituS'
oiths strike at the hog abattolr on Hack
ensSCk meadows was unchanged to-day,
A sheriff. . posse Ia in charge. None ol
the strikers were lettering about and no
difficulty is RppIehendsd, AT noon &c
butchers arrived from New York to fill
the places Of The atrikes.
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1,ovisvtttE, KYp Nov 1O.--The TimtSi
special saysi Alter q grudge Of several
ysAta' standing Mart and Eck Smith met
each otheTAt Stanford, Ky, Monday, 10 be.
gin Bh0oGlng At each other, Eek was shot
through the heart At the hf1t life, and
died trying 10 ilte hiB pistol AZ bio oppoh.
ent, who Wag unlpj pjuted, u
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Eugland % surport Au.trla.l

LONDON, Nov lO.-The Times says "Lord
salisbury's Language in regard to Bulgaria
Is the same as Mr.. Gladstone might be ex-
pected to use. The significant passage,
however, is that in reference to an agree.
ment to support Austria. The only
necessity now Is that Count Kalnoky make
known that Austria Is determined to op-
pose Russian ambition in terms that can
not be mieinterpreted by Russia"
ST. Petersburg newspapers daily publish
reports ot crimes aud atrocities praCtlcsd
on Russian people in Bulgaria.
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IrAppGARs that that vulture OF Ohio
politics, Allen 0. Myers, who has been
allowed by Doodle Mclean to dsfame
every decent man in public lie in the
Buckeye State, and dobOuCh the ballot
has been given an indefinite leave Of alb
sence as managing editor of the Enquirer.
SIC transit gloria boOdls.
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Tng antI.MisaioRary riots in North
China are worthy Of some consideration
at the hands Of the present AdmInistra'
ton. Ii Hung Chang should not be
allowed to snub the American Minister
without some qualifications that are &C.
ceptable to the people Of this country.
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NAI1MANurAcrunEns


Hold Special lmsetlng-AnOther to Ilo Held
at Pittsburgh.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 1O.-At the meet.
ing OF the Western Nail Association, held
here to-day, The following was adopted:
Resolved, That in view oithe large sd.
vances in pig iron and steel, which have
recently taken place, it is necessary that
the manufacturers Of nails in all Of the
mills in the West should attend a general
meeting with view Of taking such action
in regard to the nail business as the con.
ditions may require.
Rao!rsd, That for the purpose Of con-
the above resolution q special
OF all the Western nail manu-
faotqrers be held at the Alonongahela
House, Pittsburgh, November II, at 10 q.
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Tug mildest thing in Cincinnati jour.
nSlism We have seen for some time ia an
expression in the Commercial Gasltte in
which It bega leave to state that an "asser-
ton Of the Enquirer Is erroneous" The
lion and the lamb must be seeking winter
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Tug Chicago strike seems to have the
elements Of a long struggle in 1t, Dele
Vs!e Barry, who always fixes up strikes,
seems to have met with the same failure
he did in the East with the knit,goods
workers, who had really no grievance at
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PirrsOuaaH, Nov lO--A Mt, Pleasant,
Pa, special sAySi The Standard mines
have been flooded and the fts 10 thought
10 bo nov undoF control. The water 10
being pumped out and arrangements
made 10 thoroughly yontllAto the mines,
As they are said 10 10 Hllsd with black
damp,
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hnLsA arndltnlell AelLonl

PirrsnvRun, Nov iO.-AtA meeting Of
The ConnsllsvIllO Coke Syndicate to-day
the Availability Of advancing the price Of
furnace coke 20 CenIB per ton was ConBid.
cred, but no delluite action WAS taken.
The demand ior coke now exUsedB the
product Of the regions, but the railroads
ore unable 10 furnish cars 10 make The
hhipmbnta.
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SINe'dl DATd'cA 10 ne IHttIltgthcr,
sr. CLAlRsviLLB, o., Now l0.-The btots
oI William rsfklnb 4 Son, Of IlendfyI.
burg Belmont county, was closed to-day
by The Sheriff, on executions In favor Of
Sfeen Joyce \ Company Ol Columbus
~ amounting 70 about 1900.