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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Kesterdsy's Quotations on Produce nj ,
Two Great Commercial Centers.

Testerdsy-s Quotations on Produce Mt the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Nov. s-Flour-Rsceipts, "a
81 packages exports, ,622 brls, IL, 743 sacks.
Moderately active and steady. Sales, 1890
brls.
Whsat-Receip,s. III, 900 bu; exports, none
sales. s472 coo bu futures, Isl, 900 bu spot Mar
ket unsettled; &c higher; fair milling demand;
closing easy; No. red, sl.ll4 0ll1s in elevat-
or, sl.l2l aLl3 sHoat, 81 12i sIl3s f. o. b.;
No. red, slO7 eL071; uneradsd red. sl.l29
l12,; No Chicago. SLIP; No. 2 Milwaukee.
sl.O2. No. i white. Gill al III; No. l red.
sl.I6aLl6t; No. l hard. sL4c. Options more
active; strong; opened iGEe higher; No. 2 red,
November closing at 81 1874: December. sl.122 %
LIZ l6. closing at Glib; January, slHlo
Ll4s. closing at sLI4i: May, 81 10. a L2os.
closing ut 81. 49,
Rye firm aud dull Western 6907lc.
Barley steady and dull; Western, mono here.
Barley malt nominal
Corn-RsceipIs. LIS, $50 bu; exports. Sc, 900 bu;
sales, 1860, 900 ou futures, 1000 bu spot.
spot market active; &c higher, and unsettled
No 2, 500 a. SIZE; No. 2 white, 81 a5l4c. OPP
tons more active and irregular AIT &c higher.
closing heavy; November. 509 a 5ltc, closlag at
5Osc; December. 500 d5 &c. clo.ine 81 5Osc; jan
nary. 4S4 5Ote closing at 49.c; May, asa a 4s4c.
closing At 461c.
OAts-keeeIpts. g. 900 bu: exports. 25l bu:
sales, 1901 on futures. l65, 000 bu spot. Spot
market strong, to higher. and fairly active
Options dull; dsc up; steady; November, 30fc:
December, 3ls 93l3c, closing at 3ltc; January,
asSs; No. white, 33i a 33.e; mixed Western,
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Else where.

Elsewhere.
NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Beeves-Recerp.s. 400;
all for slau ghterers direct and 20 carloads of
cattle carried yesterday. No market for
beeves; dull for dressed beef at 70. strictly
stock. Exports to-day 40 oeeves and "a sheep. 10.
days Liverpool cable quotes American refrigerator
beef steady at 7ssc per poand.
from previous a. ivsls Market firmer and higher.
mon to good sheep, and 5o7 for poor to prime
lambs.
Hogs-Receipts 1z0O: nearly ell for slaugh.ers di.
rect The limited trading in live hogs included good
to choice OF 30.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. s.-Cattle-Recsips. 2.167;
native steers. So 56o fair to good native steers
Si4O05; butchers steers. medium to choice,
$3.50 04.50 slockers and feeders, fair to good
~ 110S 20 rangers. eornfed. SSa4-lO; grass.
Ross-Receipts. AGO; Shipments, 460. Mar.
ke stronger; choice heavy and butchers selections,
$3.50 5.65; packing medium TO prime. IS. 80 a
So light grades, ordinary TO best. 3d. 05.45.
Sheep Receipts, 1.O95; shipments 6l0. Mar
ket strong; fair to choice, S3 04.4O.
Horsss-Receipts. 46; SHIPMENTS, 157; Texans and
Indians, in carloads. SZOU4O.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. s.-The Live Stock indicator
reporrs Csttle-Receipts. 2,252; shipments, =.
s.ockers and feeding Sl5Jo5.35 grass ran &c
steers. Sl.5003; cows, $l02.
Hogs-Receipts, 1865; shipments, -. Market
active and steady to DC lower Good to choce $3.50
G5.60 common to medium, $40 05.4O; skips and
pigs, S2.901470.
Sheep-Receipts ISL; shipments. 800 Market
steady. Good to choice muttons, $3.50d3.75; CON-
mon TO meiium l.5003
CHICAGO. Nov. s.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Recepts, 10 600; shipments, a. 600
Market stronger: beeves. So 96.15; stockers and
feeders. Sl.95 $3.50; cows. bulls and mixed,
Sl.456 3; Texas cattle. Sl.5003.95.
Hogs-Receip,s l6 600; shipments. 1000. Mar.
ket steady; mixed So 500 800. heavy. $5.40o5.70
light, so 70 $3.50; skps. So. 30 0o15.
Sheep-keceipts. 1000 shipments, $500. Mar.
ket steady: natives. S2.5094.25; Westerns, S. %
1855; Texans. $3.50 10; lambs, S3.7565.5o.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Nov. S.-cattle-Receip;s
Cos; shipments, 741. Nothing doing; ali through
consignments No cattle shipped to New York to-
day.
Hogs-Receipts. .. ZOO shipments, 1000. Nsrke.
active; Phiadelphias. S5.7505.SO; mixed, IS 20 %
$3.50: pigs, $405.25. Seven carloads of hcgs
shipped to New York TODAY.
Sheep-Receipts. 600; shipments, 500. Market
firm at yesterday s quotations.
BUFFALO Nov. g. Cattle - Receipts none
through; 100 sale. Offerings common steady prices:
mixed butchers, $2.75d3.25.
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts, 200 through; |, 200
a. S5 d5.5U; Canada lambs 25c higher at S5.75 Q6.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head through: 24OO sale.
Market fairly active and So loo lower Mediums
S5.6015.65; Workers, $3.50 1910: pigs 50. 90 %
90; roughs, 81. 40 05.lO; stays $404 30.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Standardization 40;
shipments, lis. Market firm and more active
Sheep and Lambs-keceipts, $50; shipments
higher at $:3.50o5.65.
Hogs active and firms common and light. $3.50 q
$50; packing and butchers, S. 25G 60. Re.
ceipts. $780, shipments. 1850.
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Speeches That Wales Makes.


There Is a report that Mr.. Murray is going
shortly TO pub lish the Prince Of Waless speeches
He has now spoken in public for q quarter Of q
century, and many people believe that his
speeches are written for him, the Prince only
putting the finishing touches himself 1t 10 OBJ
vious be must have an immense deal of assist
ance. for the subjects on which he speaks SO
varied II would be next TO impossible for him TO
prepare the materials for himself. Il will be in
terestiug to zee II there is any natural develop
ment 10 thems or If they show the work of diff
fereot hands. / believe there has been ques-
ton on which the Prince of Wales has had
stronger views than Cd that Of Ireland, and his
opinions on the desirability of having q royal
residence there are perfectly we'll known. But
his feelings on those matters were not shared in
higher quarters and. to the Princes greet
credit, he has never permitted his opinions, il
they were In opposition TO those Of the Qnesn,
to become known. He is the fret hsir-appsrent
in Epgland who has never allowed whatever
difference may have arisen between him and the
crown TO become public gossip.
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IOpeninol Highsss. Lo,cest. Clonag

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull
and unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat. sl.l44 d
I14s: No. spring wheat. IS 0s5c; No. red,
81 LAT aLl49; No corn, Ala a42c; No. 2 oats.
24sc; No. rye, 55c; No. barley. none; No. l
faxseed. 81 46i; prime timothy-seed 81. 45 l. 46;
mess pork. per brl. Ella IS; lard, Der
pound zoe; short-rib sides lloose). 760 al. 65c;
dry sailed shoulders (box-dl, sa625c; short
clear sides (boxsdl, 8.l2i g 25c; whisky. dis
tilers' finished goods, eai. 81 20; sugars,
loaf, 8. a SIC; GRADUATED. 7!c; standard a. tic.
On the Produce Exchange to-day. the butter
market was dull aud unchanged. Eggs steady at
1874 020c.
Rec-ipts-Flour, 10, 900 brls: wheat, $4,000 bu;
corn PCS 900 bu; oats, 200 900 bu: rye 81 900 bu;
barley. ll4,000 bu. Shpments-Flour. 1000
brls; wheat. 1900 bu; corn, 247, 900 bu; OATS
$780, 900 bu; rye. l0, 900 bu: barley. 5000 bu.
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oil.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Petroleuu1 market opened
strong S7a oui after slight advance in the early
trading became weas and declined lc A sharp rally
then carried the price back the opening figures
and the market steady until the last few minutes,
when Western selling caused sharp reaction, on
which market closed weak at S5isc. Consolidated
Excharge-Opening, SIC; highest $3.50; lowest
S514c; closing. IS l2c. Stock Exchan ge-Openipg,
s6Sac; highest. s7ssc lowest S5ssc closing, s5asc
Total sales, 2.426, 900 brls
OIL CITY, Pa, Nov. S.-N.tionai Transit certi-
feates opened S6ac; highest S7ssc lowest. S5lac
closed, $3.50; sales LAYS 900 brs; clearances, l..
$50 600 brls; charters 63, 452 brs shipments ~.
200 brls; runs, 63 452 bris
PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov s.-Petroeum dull and
heavy National Transit certificates opened al S6osc
closed ut $3.50; highest, 7iae; lowest. S5Ase.
CLEVELAND. Nov. S.-Petroleum easy; stand
ard white ll0o, 7isc.
q. l2lac
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Election Excitement Dying Out and Business
Taking on q More Active Character.

Election Excitement Dying Out and Business
Taking on q More Active Character.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 8.
In most departments to-day trade showed
more activity than for several days past aud a
disposition prevails to roll up sleeves and push
business the remaining weeks Of the year A
belief prevails that there is to be a large holiday
trade as the outlook is for an easy money mar
ket. Dealers in dry goods and fancy notions
are well stocked up and are in shape to compete
successfully with competing markets which
take any share OF the trade Grocers had
a fairly busy day. In prices there wero
no changes, but both cofees aud surers
ruled steady but not especially firm. An
upward or downward movement in prices ia
either Of these staples would not be surprise
The wool market shows q little improvement in
demand but improvement in prices The
hide market is active, and prices carry irmer
tone. The produce markets are moderately
active at unchanged prices Receipts of poultry
continue large. and prices rule very weak
Butteri in better supply. and prices are q
little easier, while eggs are very hrm brisk
demand and light receipts TIE Shipments of
apples and potatoes by railroad in here are verv
large, aud prices rule weak. There IS a goor
deal Of complaint of apples decnylng fast The
-four market still wears a sluggish look aud
prices are unsettled. Other markets are feat
ureless.
GRAIN.
There wss little more life to the local mark
ct to-day. Wheat in good demand for shipping
purposes, millsrs touching it lightly. In sym
patty with other markets, prices wore higher.
No red quotabis at 81. o6 TO sl.os; No. red.
99c TO 81. o. rejected, from IS 10 s. cents. Corn
unsettled; demand light; old No. quotabIe a,
42c; No at 42c; prices of other grades nominal
Oats firm. No. whits quotable a, 4sle: No 2
white, 26!c; No. mixed. 23.; rejecied. sc
Hay firm; choice timothy selling at sli; No. |.
sl375; No. 3 Si2
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The Ancient Turtle Again Turns Up.

Kingston ~. ~ Freeman.
Many decades ago an eccentric individual
named W. d. Whitaker owned and occupied
extensive farm on the SsuRertiss road. Whit
takers odd ways and peculiar habits were the
talk OF the couotryside. and they still 6ilated
upon by his desce ndants. One Of the old gentle
mans peculisrities Was to catch turtles ADD
write HE name and the date Of their capture on
their she'll
a day or two ago Mchael Jerson saw turtle
crawling feebly across ore of his lots. He
picked IL up aud discovered the following in
serlption on its back:
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The Jobbiog Trade.
CANNED GOODS

Pesehes-Standard. Spound. $1.sO12.oo: 3-pound
seconds, 81 .40316O. Miscellaneous -blackberriss
2-pound. s095Oe; raspberriss. 2-pound slI5o
100, pineapple. standard. 2-pound Sl4O025O
seconds. 2-pound 81 .lOol2O; cove oysters mound
full weight. 95ceSl; Light, 5000: 2.pound. fnIL
Sl.7Od l.sO; light. zoe ISL; string beans s5 o95c.
Lima beans. Sl.20el.3O; peas. marrowfst 81 20
lao; small. $l.5O0l.75i Holsters. $l.S5e2: red
cherries. 95c dSl.l0; Strawberries, Sl.2Ooi 80.
salmon (osl. $l.9012.50.
COAL AND COKE.
Anthracite, 81. 25 and s.. so y ton; Jackson ump.
$500 ton; nut, $3.50; Brazil block So. so y ton:
NUT $780, Pittsburg $500 T. ton; nu., So. IS;
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Annie o. Mothershead TO Charles E Rev.
nolds part of lots Il and IL in A. =
Fletchsr's subdivision of square A.. 10000
Mary Lucas 20 VIM. n. Corbaley, lot / in
Burton g. Campbers Park Place.. 10000
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Com
psny 20 samuel A. Myers, part Of blocks
8 aud l6 In Bruce baker addition. 10000
Elijah B. Msrtindale to Samuel A. Myers.
lot 2 IN block o. and lot = in block 10
in Bruce Baker addition. ........... 10000
Mary Z. Hogshire to Albert c. Wolf. lot
1913 in Johnson g. Hogshire's East
Washington-street addition.........-.. $4,000
Conveyance.. IL; consideration. 1890
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county. Indiana. for the twentyfour
ending ct B p. NJ. Nor. g. 1855. as furnished by
Elliott s. Butler abstracters of titles Room %, Etna
Buildine.
Nancy A. Fitzgerald to Albert E. Metz.
ger lot lac in McCartys subdivision
Of t part Of outIot 20 $500 90
I2s in Allen & Root n0rth addition. $4,000
Barbara Renken 10 Jacob J. Traub lot
81 in T.. T. Fletcher's first addition to
BrightwOOd ...,...:....-..-... 100000
Joseph Staub to Catherine Roll. part OF
lot in L. r. Fletcher's subdivision of
part Of outot 5i.............-.... 100
Minnie OLea-y to Albert Schroeder, lot
Il and part Is in NcKernan & Pierce's
subdivision Of part of outot 27.. $4,000
VIM A Eek TO Lydds E. Kennedy, part
of the northeast quarter. section 80.
township Il. range sast.,.......... AoV.t0
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-There more demand
for special assortInents and fast freight shipments
with the general inquiry improved but the market is
not sufficiently recovered from election interest to
reflect any important engagements.
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W. ID. WHrTTAKER,
Aur. 10 III.

Judging by the date the turtle 10 over one
hundred years of age. aud its appearance indi-
Gates that IL has lived long 10 the land. Its head
and neck are gay and wrinkled. and its legs are
covered with thick scales tie caudal append
age is entirely torn away and portions of its
shell are crumbline though from age. Mr.
Jersop's ancient find" bns attracted curiosity.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Pig-iron steady. Copper
stagnant; lake. November. 17.45c. Lead quiet and
fairly steady domestic. 3.7oc. Tin dull and casters
straits. % Coo.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. S.--Iead dull ard easy; refined
s. zoe; common. :. Zoe
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TIE sign over the store read as follows:
Books. Stationery, Drugs & Medicines" He
went in and asked for q copy Of Group in Chill
dren" and the clerk handed him bottle of DR..
Bull's Cough Syrup.
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316c, net receipts 16, 700 bales; gross receipts
Is S25 bales. Exports Great Britain. 3 $50 bales
exports the continent 900 bales GALES, $50 bales
stock, lS7 ,e57 bales.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Cotton firm: rIddling up
lands 97sc; middliug Orleans Zoe; sales to-day 237
bales. Futures closed very steady; sales loo 200
bales; November, 9.59196oc- December 9.69 d
9. 70c; January 9.s3 99s4c; February 9.9509 soc.
MARCH ~ 05 % l0G6c; April 10. ID a 10 Ice; May.
1924 10. 25c; June. 1o52o l0.33c; July, 10 40 q
10.4lc; August, 9.46a5.47c.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. S.-Cotton steady with fair
demand. Sales. l., 600 bales. o. which 600 bales
for speculation and export. and included zoo
bales American.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. s.-Cottou very firm: mid
ding. 7-l6e; low middling, l5-16ci good ordinary,
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Cattle IN Light Supply--Market Stronger
sheep Barely Steady-Hogs Active.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. s.
CATTLE-Receipts. rs; shipments. 25. Light
supply aud the quality generally common. Market
stronger but not quotably higher; al decent grades
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Clover-Red, choice. 60 Is bu. S4.5O0475;
glish, choice. "a 3O9i.60; White, choice. $6.75s
$50. limothy-Choice As ID bu, Sl.s5o2.70
Blue grass.Fancy. Ii 10 bu, sOc0s1.00. orch25.
grass--Extra clean. Il b bu, S1.25al.50. Red up.
choice. IA 10 bu soc 90. English blue graasr
"a 10 bu 1925 0I.5O Acme lawn grass. Ia n 3D.
Sl75d2.25. Seed rye. 65c p bu. Fiaxseed, selecot
ed. 81 500 so per bu. Hemp. 3isc. Canary. 4iact
Rare. 20 per 10 Spnsch-Boonsdale savoyleas
sealed bsgs), soc per 10. Turnip seed, 30o4Os
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Papoid Tab!ets
RAILWAY TIMETABLES.

RAILWAY TIMETABLES.
DENNsYLvANIA LINFS-rHE DIRECT AND
Il POPULAR PASSENGER ROUTES.
Trains leave and arrive at Indiana polls follows
PANHANDLE RoUTE-EAsr.
Leave for Ptsbrg n 1..... +:30sm 2:55pm e:iepm
Richmond and Columbus. e:0osm EO0pm
Arrive from NJ Pitsbg ll:4Dam 1:5Opm l0.2lcm
Columb's, Richm'd etc. e4osm s:5opn
slsepers to Pittsburs and New YORK without change
CHICAGO DIVISION
Leave for Chicago ana Northwest. ..li:aan il:oopm
Arrive from Chicago and North west. a00an S:3qpm
j., NJ. !. H.. R.-SoUra.
Leave for Louisville
and the South. 3:3oam s00am loopn S:ocpn
Arrive from Louisville
and the South.-...io.+5am Illosm 7:43pn l0s5opn
l. v. Il. X. SOUTHWEST.
Cairo Leave 7:t0am
FincenDes Accommodation. Leave. <:0fpm
yincennes AccomDo daton. Arrive 10: Scam
Cairo Express, b:0Opm
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Oil CAkE.
OIL Caks-S23 y ton; oil meal, $25.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
BEANs-Cboice handp picked navy $3.50 y
bu; medi haDd-picked, S2.25 az 40.
BEESwAx--Dark. lSc; yellow zoe.
BUTTER-Fair creamery. IA a TIC; choice, 20022o;
country. l20l3c; common, 1000.
EeGs@Shippers paying l8ci selling from store
FEATHERS Prime geese s5c p 70; mixed duck.
zoe y ID.
GAME-Duoks, mallard, So 90 p doz; pheasants.
$3.50 y doz prairie chickens, $500 " doz; ouails
S125G1.5O y Goz; squirrels, Sl.OOG1.25 p doz;
venison, lSc y 10.
PoULrRY-Hens, &c; chickens. &c; young tur.
keys, &c, hen turkeys, &C; toms. 5G6c; ROSTERS,
Sc; geese, full-feathered y doz. "a. 20; plucked
SIS 5Od4. 90; ducks. old and young. 6la07c
WooL-Tub washed and picked, 33 635c; I'm
washed medium and common grades. II in good order
22c; unwsshed fine, l7a2sc: fleece washed, IL light
well washed and IN good order, % a3Oc bury and
understandable, according TO their value.
PROVISIONS
JoBBINa PRIcEs--Smoked meats--Sugsr-cured
hams, 10 TO IL fbs average, 13c; ID Ms average,
l24c; liza average. l2lac; 20 tbs average 124c;
% fbs average, l2c; Enghsh-cured breakfast bacon
light or medium. i3lsc; sugar-cured shoulders 10 to
II lbs average. Toe; California hams. light med.
iun. lOlac; dried beef hams lie; dried beef hams.
Bacon-Clear sides, medium average, lOlac; clear
backs medium average. 10iac clear bellies, medium
weight. l0i9c. Dry salt and Picked Meats-Ciear
sides lunsmokedl, lOc clear backs (unsmokedl.
l0c: clear bellies tunsnoked), Zoe; clear pork. y
b-l 200 lbs. ST. 90; family mess pork, p brl 200
ms, $1,000; ham ramp pork, = brl 200 lbs.
$500; Bologna-Skin, large small. 7isc cloth,
rendered in tierces. 1Oisc; in onehsf brls 1Ossc in
sob cans w. 100 cases lOssc in 90 10 in So
II cases lO3ac Refined Lard-In terces, 94c; in
5O-fb cans in 1Oo-fo cases. 1oc-
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Two Boys Drowned.
tirsensboro wo, kman.

Charles and William, two sons Of
Mr.. Web. Hasell, were drowned in
Cummings mill pond. near Pomona,
yesterday at > o'clock, p. m. They
we're bathing, and stepped into a
deep channel, and not being able to
swim, went under. Frank Armfield,
who was Of the company, and at-
tempted to rescue the two boys, mar
rowly escaped drowning. The ages
Of the boys were Is and 20. The
bodies were found, after diligent
search, about ten o'clock last light.
Much prai.e is accorded 70 Mr. Ajax
Ridge for his manly efforts in rescu-
ing the bodies. be diving many times
olhe bottom Of the pond, a depth
Of Y or ID feet. and thus succeeding
ia bringing them to the surface. The
place where these young men were
drowned was known 10 be dangerous,
and We learn that only so short a
while since as last Friday yonng
MN was rescued after going down
tlie second time.
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More LIghtning for tic start.
Grs nEboro Yorl msn.

Governor Hill, Of New York, has
signed tie bill abolishing hanging
for all murders committed after Jan.
uary /, 1852, and substituted death
by electricity therefor.
We never had any objection to
hanging people on the ground that
ii was slos and painful, but altaeeth.
er because Il took too long 70 decide
upon tile execution-too long to get
tile moose aroGnl the culpTit's neck.
We think that Guy Hlll has made q
mistake BY pntiiHg the lightning al
the wrong place. He ought to have
Put soma oF It in the bills of indict.
ment and IN the iury, hoxes and in
the prosecuting officers of the State.
And We suggest nat when they begin
70 manufacture this article they make
enough % Z ali. round.
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Loge Harris. Ia hi. Signal. says
that the Democratic nominees are
simply the moutt.pieces IT The reyc.
nuo officers Of the state. This j. joke
No. 2 Who i the IN her Of the rev.
enue SYSTEM Loge Harris party /.
Who supported this systemg Tioge
Harris party, aud they are anxious
TO get back In power again - their
hungry cx.reyenue olliccrs can suck
the public pap. Such assertions as
he makes arc 50 far from being true
that ere long the false shot will lly
backwards killing this huge Joker.
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Gaaatlf DnnInrrll.

"fhe excitement III Memphis.
Tenn, IL intense. we learn. and
''furtller trouble 1 feared, which 4
not surprising, considering That
Kennedy Porter, son of ex-Guy.
Porter, who was scycrly shot some
weeks ago by WIN Edmunds, for
paying attention tn Miss Edmunis,
having recovered his death, deter
mined Oh Monday to murder WIN on
sight. Iie accordingly opened fire"
III lin in tile street, and they ex-
changed niue shot IN sll, Edmunds
being badly wounded and Porter es.
Gaping On horseback. Two hours
later Alexander White, the cashier
of the Commercial Bank Of Paris.
Tenn, wls telling about the light to
4 friend 10 lhe street, when Dudley
Porter Tie brother uf Kennedy.
happening = pas by and oyerhear-
iag Nhat IL was saying, was dissat-
i.lici with his version ~ the affair.
and SOUGHT 10 amendit ~ inform.
ina White that d certain passage IN
Iil Wa q II 4 lii" White NJ.
fused u accypt this amendment. and
determined n nra.Sier Porter CO.. of.
fsring il. and accordingly shot him
dead. Kc 0nght to add ihal the Te.
lalions between thcBe two gentle.
men were already strained, owing |,
pUrters having murdered White'i
brother on 4 previous occasion. w
need hardly say that ali tlie comla
,anls bcloug % the first families ii
Tennessee. and that the affair j
greatly deplored
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20
A GALA WEEK

for buyers Of white goods, lacas, EN-.
hroideries, table linens, towels, nap.
kins. Merseilles quilts. &c.
A special invit stion is aivet to cy.
ery lads to make us a visit during
this week as many .! The above goods
are jobs and will be offered 25 10 40
per cent below the market value.
Norris & Carter,
RALEIGH, n. c
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