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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-05

baltimore SUI Tucker Co. (Ir. Hd) Correspondence.
The most celebrated hunters Of this
section are Bob Eastman, julie Baker, n
woman, and Louis Chidistcr. There is
Il law to protect deer, but it is not OBJ
served. Out OF season venison is called
mountain mutton. Julc Baker is the
wife OF John Baker, and lives near the
mouth OF Black Water Fork. She can
handle Winchester with the dexterity
and precision of Old Misunderstanding,
and hundreds OF deer and bear have
fallen victims to the unerring bullets
from her rifle. Bob Eastman says he
saw her plunging down the mountain
side through six inches OF snow one day
with two rifles and bear trap strapped
to her back and followed by six dogs.
She ran three miles to point where
she thought deer in full chase would
cross, and she got there in time to see
her husband kill him. She is a big,
black-haircd woman, very industrious,
with heart as big as her foot, and She
is the mother of seven children. She is
not pretty. A few months ago, for q
silver dollar, she carried valise weigh
ing over 100 pounds, seven miles for an
engineer. 1t is said that on one occasion
she carried a sewing machine from
Grafton to her home, u distance OF sixty
miles.
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TALKS ON TARIFF.

Free Salt Would simply benefit the Great
English salt Trust.
The English salt combine or salt trust,
is composed of sixty.four salt producing
firms and companies with a capital Of
GO, 100000 common, Gl,OOO,OOO prefer
ence stock to draw seven per cent inter
est and Gl,OOO,OOO four and one half per
cent bonds, making total of about
S2O,OOO,OO0. In their prospectus they
state that from 1873 to 1887, 1854, $50
tons were shipped in the Mercy. OF
that amount ., 235, 567 tons were shipped
to the United States. The estimated
production OF the salt combine annually
Is 100000. The profit at five shillings
per ton 100000. After paying interest
on bonds E45,0O0, and preference shares
go, 0OO-Gll5, OOO-leaves E3S5,000, or
Sl,025,00O profit annually. The above
calculation would give from sixty TO
seventy per cent profit on the cost Of
manufacturing the salt.
Now why should not this country adj
nit salt free OF duty to benefit this huge
Combine" and break down our own suit
manufacturers? "lt's English, you
know" Free traders wake up! Your
friends want our market without being
taxed for it. "The tariff is tax" so
the parrot says. Mr.. Allison, in your
tariff bill remember the poor English
salt trust.
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New York, Dec. 4.JAaron Wander.
pool, chairman of the Naval Reserve
Committee of the Board OF Trade, ap'
pointed October 10, has distributed d
circular seeking information aud sug,
gestions as to the necessity and feasibil,
ity OF establishing naval militia for tile
United States by legislative enactment.
Among those who have been communi,
Gated with are Major.General Scholield
Admiral Carter, General Whipple, Real
Admiral Braine, Major Asa Bird Gard
ner, Governor Fitzhugh Lee, OF Vir
ginia, Governor Gordon, Of Georgia
General Beauregard, of Louisiana, Gen
eral Fitzgerald, Cornelius Vanderbilt
Jay Gould, Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew
and Claus Spreckles, OF California.
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For Rent.

NOR RENT OR LEASE-D0UBLE
Il yn.inr.s Room corner belmont and Ihir
.AA,hi,i ,frcrt. Icllnitc. Ohio. Inquire OF W. )
NWWnt HcllniTp Ohio. dels
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A rEARPrL ACCIDENT.
Two Boys whlrled Fifty Times Around n
Revolving Shaft.

Two Boys whlrIed Fifty Tunes Around r
Revolving Shaft.
Clay County Star.
About the last days of October, blood
curdling accident occurred at the mill Of
J. NJ. Boggs, in this county, which has
lately been reported to us as follows:
A boy named Douglass, who had come
to mill, was standing near rapidly re,
volving iron shaft, when another boy
named Young, who was standing near,
slipped behind him and catching up the
tail OF his oil-cloth overcoat, wrapped it
around the shaft. It was instantly
drawn tight by the revolving of the shaft,
and Douglass was wound in, catching
Young as he went, both boys were
whired fifty or more times around the
shaft at lightning speed. Douglass legs
were both broken above the knees, and
his thigh bones sticking out through
the flesh were heard to strike several
times against post that stood near.
Young was also severely hurt, having re-
ceived crushed foot and broken arm.
DR.. ]. NJ. Waugh, who is waiting on
Douglass, has set his legs ard thinks
one Of them may be saved, but states
that the other will likely have to be
amputated il he RECEIVERS sufficiently to
admit OF the operation. The Doctor
believes that he will recover.
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whecEng Live Stock Market.
Cattle COO to 100 lbs. stock 3IsaSJ4c per ID. /;
500 to 100 LBS. Sa3IGc l'cr lb.; 100 TO Zoo lbs
2IISaSc per ID,
1iOps-MarEct fair: 81 acc per ID.
LHHlbS-GoOd NJ 3a5c per ID.
EdiiCs--Sl5C pCr ID.
ShSst.-2a.lr per H.
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Adrtinsburg IHdtpeNdeTt.
There was time when the Wheeling
Register was just bit looked up to as a
respectable and reliable newspaper. But
to NIL intents, the time has passed. It's
violent and disgraceiul course in the
State contest, in giving the State and its
people bad name abroad, by its reckless
and designing claims, and is condemned
by honest citizens in both parties. We
dislike to upbraid brother editor, but
the purity and honesty and intelligence
Of the newspaper fraternity should neyel
recognize and uphold the reckless and
designing course OF the Register.
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Mr.. John A. Beard, of Anthony's
creek, this county, had quite an exciting
adventure with an old buck, last week.
He attempted the rescue of his dog,
which was trying conclusions with the
deer, when he ran up and gave the deer
q severe kick. This only brought his
buckship's vengeance down on himself.
Mr.. Beard saved himself by his extra.
ordiary running abilities and getting on
top Of high fence, from which position
he was rescued by u friend who was near.
The deer was one of the largest OF his
kind, having seven points to the beam,
and weighing, when dressed, lASpounds.
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DRpeGIsrs are best informed from ex-
perionce what remedy is applicable to
different diseases and their evidence is
more valuable than that Of anybody else.
Read the following testimonial: u have
been selling Simmons Liver Regulator
for ten years, and can say / never sold O
medicine that has given such satisfac-
ton. Our doctors use 1t aud prescribe
II in their practice.-C. W. CONWAY,
Druggist, Wilton, n. O. NwYAw
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vienna, Dec. 4.-Emperor Francis
Joseph has sent IN autograph letter to
Count Won Taafe, the Austrian Prime
Minister, in which he thanks from the
bottom OF his heart all those charitable
persons who in celebration Of the iortieth
anniversary Of his accession to the
throne have contributed to the relief OF
the sick and needy. The peoples action
the Emperor says, is fresh proof Of the
love for himself and their attachment tc
the imperial family.
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CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 4.-Judge Peck,
of the Superior Court, on an application
by a holder of Dayton & Michigan rail
road preferred stock for an injunction
preventing the collection of tax by the
county officers, has decided that the
stock is taxable. The certificates Of
stock, he says, guarantee regular divi'
dends to holders. This guarantee is Sc
cured by mortgage. The holders OF this
stock do not have the right to vote. The
court, therefore, holds that they arc moi
stockholders but creditors OF the road
and refuses the injunction.
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Wanted.
V,i1li.sd-SUeCIal Soliciting lgGatS.-

~ NORTHWESTERN MASONIC AID AS
w ,ffOy. Of Chicago, Illinois, can employ q
Vtt ~ special AGENTS In Ohio and West Viz
lsN lO'Tf Ia thC right men, who must DO AasOnl
fn4a, "a how good records, this u an oppor'
,15 sI dom offered; The plans Of the North q
pt't,,tgr,ir, in fore, all divisions pay full
,cs. and II givcsfrom $1,000 to $4,000 OF sure
dl,.IIt,m.ih rntc has never reached per 1000,
,hr Rcinz cost for slO.O 700 at are Of 70 u but
,lp lIr the year, or only q ~ per w durin.
4. issnth year Of It's history.
W g. 4. The easiest To work, ana more money eau
LIE by rood Solicitors In representing Il
WIN, gT bc earned In work for any other Asso.
tatlun .,.,te,l 10. ,bts ,rorky M YoTI
At rhi,ruY liE,write at once TO
VAL ''' J. 4. STODDAkD, Secretary,
Home Insurance Building,
CuIrA1O ILIH
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One day last week as Mr.. G. Wysor
was fording Greenbrier river at Talcott
his horse tripped and fell, throwing him
head foremost into deep water. Encum-
bered by heavy oyercoat, he came near
being drowned before he reached the
shore. In aoundering around in the
water, his pocket book containing about
$40, and some valuable papers, dropped
from his pocket, and up to this writing
has not been found.
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Plrkd'blTD NNIINd VLtWI
1t is astrange thing that no Democratic
county newspaper knows OF the fraud in
its own county which the big heads oil
Wheeling have Observation-Disclosures
INTELLIGENcER.
That is Just the size oft. It nothing
but a case o. big head with thH Wheel
ing papers. The county papers are con
tent TO be honest and wait until the
votes are counted and properly certified
before they say who is elected. 1t were
better il the big heads OF Wheeling had
half the honesty and fairness OF the
county papers.
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A novel .weddingoccurred last Sunday
on the Pendleton county and Virginia
State line, near Doe Hill, says the Rom
ney Intsliigncer The parties were Mr.,
John Rolston, OF Highland county, Va,
and Mrs. Martha Propst, OF Pendleton
county. The Rev. G. D. I. Collins not
having q license TO marry persons in
Pendleton, stood on the "borders Of his
land" while the contracting parties
stood in Pendleton, and were made man
and wife in the presence OF quite mum
Der Of witnesses.
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AdrtinsouTg hcrnta'
What would the Republicans Of the
State do without the ISTILLIGESCER in q
last-resort.strnggle like the one West
Virginia Is passing through politically
Be without intelligence. A seat In the
United States Senate or in the Cabinet
would be northing more than right fol
Messrs. Campbell, Frew, or Hat.
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The Bible used in swearing witnesses
and others at the Wood County Circuit
Court has been in existence since 1920,
and from all appearances 1t has done duty
at the present place since ii came from
the press. The covers are badly worn
by the constant handling, but the inside
pages are all intact.
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IS.
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s.. lb,Wl
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=. 1900
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s.. 1900
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The 18Th ANNUAL RECORD.
Its Enormous Total and wide Distribution
CaPrices of Fortune.

partial list Of the prizes above One. Thou
sand DolarS, paid by The Louisiana State Lottery
Company during the year ending November
1883, together with the names and addresses
given 10 the Company by the holders, emitting
those who have requested Il.
Receipts for tho amounts are on hle At the
otflcOs OF the company.
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HOME MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Dec. I.-Plg iron steady. Copper
dull; lake sl7iO Lead easy ct s. IS. Tin weak
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General Notices.
REWARD $1,000.

reward Of One Thousand Dollars Will be
rsld Tor the arrest and conviction Of the person
nr PERSONS who changed the election returns Or
ballots " kHngwhA county, West Virginia, III.
feeling the wore for Governor Congressman aud
Prosecuting Attorney, While said returns were
ia lhr custody Of the Clerk Of the County Court
OF said county. W. }. ". COWDEN,
Chairman Republican State Executive Com
r,jt,rr NOM
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5000
lb0N
l50E
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1900
1900
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lb.UI
1900
1000
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500
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


New YoRE, Dec. 4.-Mouey on call easy at %
a 4 per cent, last loan Sper cent, offered at . pc
cent. Prime mercantile paper t14a6h per cent
Sterling exchange quiet At 81 si1177ai Ss,l. TOta
sales were -, 20 shares.
The stock market was generally higher through
out the day than last evening. Flnt prices In q
majority Of the list were lower, and further dc
clihes were sustained IN the dealings Of the first
few minutes. The reaction was sharp, however,
and prices In the general list were carried up
above the opening figures and maintained there
during most OF the day, tho fluctuations being
small aud without particular Significance. There
was decline aud rally after noon, but II was not
until the last hour that any marked tendency
was shown, when the entire list again yielded
aud the market closed rather weak at fractional
changes from last evenings prices. Missouri
Pacific lost SIS and AtchisOn "a, while Man.
haitian rose u per cent.
Railroad bonds dull; sales Sgl3,0O0.
Government bonds dull and steady.
State bonds dull aud steady.
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FOR SALE.

Building Lots on the Old Fair Grounds, Zane
Orchard, North and South Front Streets and
sOnth Penn streets, ut very low figures.
A good rOOmcd House ut 81! Jacob street, al
abaRAIn.
Double Brick House, ~ and 70 Virginia street,
Will sell separate or both together. They cOu
tain all modern Improvements.
seven RuOmed House, lII South BrOadWRyi .
good property at much less than cost.
-Four ltnOmed Cottage for sE2j.
hight ROOmSd House, North Front sIrecti
river lot; NIL In good condition; $500 a.,
Five ROOmcd House, y North Broadway VIII
make pleasant home.
Six R0oncd Brick House, southwest corner
Thifiy'glghth and Wood streets, at bargain
Dwelling Houses, large aud small, always OF
hand for rent.
OglS Il n SMITH 1110 Main Street.
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DRAWING OF NOVEMBER ia, 1sss

p, c. Minor PlAttsmOuth, Eeb .....,,.,,,,...., II
Lydia Behme, SiS Sixth street. New Or.
I'd Clayton, g52 sixth 81, Louisville. KY. Il
Z, J. Curtin, care Of DunhAn, Morris &
Co., Union Stock Yards, Chicago, ills.... Ii
Mrs. n. Ansel, 10 W. HouB on Atreet, New
York Clty........,.. ].
VIM. Rowan, IA LAmI st., ST, Louis, Mo-, Il
A deposition through Wells, Fargo i Co,
Gan Francisco, Cal .., ,,,,..,.. ....,,,,,..,, II
Nm. g York, care Of A. s. Blake, agent,
SOg Canal street, New York CIty......s...... II
Casper Weaver Waverly, No.,,,.,,,,...,.,. II
EdmGnd aud GeoEeC. Albert, iGS West
Maple rect, Dayton, o., :. ..... ......,. i,
A deposition through Wells, Fargo & Co.,
SRn Francisco, Cal,,.,,,..,,. ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,
Alfred Z, WAckiOEd, Springfield, MasS.....
Thomas McGovern, Coburgh, IOwa......-,..
Wm. MAttinlu9, lsb bloomfield street,
Daniel O'Snlliyan, Markham, Cal.............
I. y. Campbell, Purcell, Ind. TtF..;.... see.
y. Kahn, lis Bleecker st., New York City.
:. X. Casper, S2s Z 18th St, New York City.
Casey Chapman, MoRanneld, Ry....... ......
A. v. Mos Jersey City, n. l......
v: I. HanimAn, Gallon. Ohio. .................
I'd Burns, 81 Third st., New Orleans, La.
W, q. Harvey, IT,, la2l L. Cary st., Rich.
monu, ...
A dePOsltOr At Jackson, Mich, through
American Express, Cairo, Ills. ..........,...
7. W. schAenef, l4b Ludlow st., n, y. City, j
Y. II hurdick, Cincinnati, Ohio, .....,..,.,....
FjIt National Hank, Chicago, IllS.........,..
Mrs. ], Mcdonald, AikadelphIa, Ark-......
s. b. Kaufman, Reading, Pa...... ...............
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Sun Fmncsso, cal ......... SD - S 1900
L. d. M0relOck, III Olive street, Adams
Express office, Evansville lnd.,.... ,...:.: 1900
". \. Mock and Frank u. GODDARD, il3
Gcpesce street. East saginaw, Mich. 1900
Eli Newman, through First National Bank
Of Helena, 1900
Z. II. WOodsOn. 1925 Main ST., Lynchburg,
Va, through LynChburg Natl BanE........ Is OOO
/. n. WOodcork Sidney, o., through Gil.
Eens Bank OF sidney, O...............:!.... 900
John Murphy Scnn"a, 1909
r. A. Lord, Emporium 1000
". 7. RidgwAy, h!Stxth Ave New York. $1,000
through Southern Express Co...........-... 1900
Bank OF Commerce Of st. Louis, M0.......... 1900
Fred Bresslcr, 3,i2j Locust St. 81. Louis. 1900
Fred. H0fer, Taylor Ridge, Ills, through
Citizens Natl Bank Of Davenport, Iowa 1901
American Exchange Natl Hank OF n. ~. 1900
Captain james Williamson, Greenvllle,
Quebec, 700
Mrs ElEc Hughes, brooklyn, N Is 0O0
H. Kirk, SenaCA Falls n. Y,...........,....... 10000
C. T. o. Smith, MAnitOu Springs, Col,.."., 10000
A deposition, through Wells, Fargo Co.,
San Francisco, Cal ...... .........,. 10000
Chas L. Miller. care OF Al bert Kelly & Co.,
~ Wall street, New YOrk..... ...... 10000
EaaE. New Orleans. i.s....-.. ....:::.'.;; lO.OOc
A lepOSltOr, through New Orleans Natl
Bank. New 0rleaus, 0,00C
| A depOsltOr, through National Exchange
Max lIAeiner, 10 Greenwich street, New
YORK. b,UOl
| ]. r. Peterson, Ellsworth, MINI, through
Lyon Co. Bank Of Rock Rapids, la. 2,SOt
| A AepOsltor, through Traders National
Bank OF San Antonio. Tex................. 2,G0C
@. W. JOhnLon, Lowell, Mass 26Ol
Il. GluOk, Tuscaloosa, Ala, through First
National Bank Of TuScaloOSl. AlR.......... 2,JOi
Frank Hall, 2OS Magazine street, New
Orleans, I!A.:........ ..,..-.............. 100
All Libert, Lake Charles, Lt............... ,1oI
A depot itor, through German Bank OF
New York CITY ........... 100
Charles STATION. Mexico. Ind, through
First National Bank OF Peru, lnd.......... $50
A deposition. through the Defiance Natl
Rlnk OF Defiance O......,............- 80
A deposition, through Arkansas National
Bank OF Hot Springs, Ark ..,..,,,............ 25U
Miss Clara Wisdom, care Of Haymark0t
Theatre, Chicago, III $50
Ernest ThIcmer, % ollverst., ClevclAnd0. $50
r. A. Joyce New York $50
Ignax BAkowltsch, GO Willett street, New
YORK J
Matt Hang, H0ughtOn, Mlch........... ......... ~
Frank Mayer, LeAvenwOrth, KGs.............,. ~
L, Il. barrow, Cleveland, O....,. ............. ~
Chss A.. davenport, 90 Congress street,
Newark n J..... see. los
n Meter, SAH Luis 0bspO. Cl................. les
g. r. HRlSer, Philadelphia, Pa ............... 2J
W. A. Taylor, Washington, tUwa.....,....,.,, ,21
II. G. Jones, indianapolis, Ind ~
Z. o. Hurd Chattanooga, Tom. ..,........... -
james +. SOnes, Terrc uAute. Ind...... ...... 20
Antonio. RRuhadus, 70 Exchange Alley,
New Orleans, LA...,.. .......,. ....,......... -
Max schnmberG, Pittsburgh. Pa-.............. ~
ChAs Nelson, 2Sl Hanover street, Boston. -
Mary A. Davis, Mantle, Ct..""............... lbs
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Geo. Gregg, 29Ss Alter st., Philadelphia. rs
". II. Barclay, Pittsburgh Pa............ ..... 70
ChRs. r. Morse, so Harrison Ave, Boston, 8
A depOsitOr, through Wells, Fargo & Co.,
SAn francisco, CAl...... .......................
VIM. Severance. Lebanon, KY, through
the Natl Rank Of Lebanon. Ky ......... 6
W. A. Francis, Salem, Va. through Farm.
ers National Rank Of Salem, YA.............
Thos. Fair, Philadelphia. PG....................
J. p. Weiss, Detroit, Mich, through Dc.
troll Savings Rank, Detroit, MiCh-......... &
A. l.. Carson, San Francisco, Cal..............,.
J. Hall, through X, l., Hall. RiChmOnd,VA. 6
National Bank Of tho Republic, Washing.
tonI u. ,,......
Party nj santa Rosa CAL, through Pacific
Bank OF San Francisco, Cal............... ......
RAnul DcAvcrnine, 80 Beaver street, New
YORK
Nashville Savings Co. Banking House,
Nashville Tenn.-,,...... .,,,.,....,,..........,.
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Petroleum.

OIL CRY, Dec. 4,-opcnCd ut S6jsc; highest SEE
lowest SGJSO; closed Ut NC; stles IUl,OUO barrels
clearanccS 4, 2Gs ,OOJ barrels; charters 16,bO7 bur
rels; shipments S,i6i barrels; runs ~ SjS barrels
BRADFORD. Pa, Dec. -4.-0penCd at sGi4c
closed at SGlEc; highest SGSc; lowest SGsc; clear
anccS ,SiI,UJ0 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 4.-pctrolcum dull but
Arm; opened ut SIC; closed ats61Ie; highest SIC
lowest SOC.
NEW YORK, Ice 4-Pctroeum opened firm n
s14ci highest SIC: lowest sG,sci sales $500
barrels,
TITUsvILIE, Pa, Dec I.-opeuGd at SGj+c
highest $3.50; lowest SG1Ec; closed ut sGllSc.
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GEoRGETowN, o., Dec. 4.-The entire
east end Of the Court House was burned
out this morning. destroying many val
liable records. The fire was Of incen-
diary origin.
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CHICAGO. Dec. AFTER a session last.
ing twenty-five days, the trans-Conti-
mental Assembly has finished its labors
and adjourned.
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CHICAGO, Dec. Misunderstanding 5000 head ;
shipments 500 head; market weak; beeves 60 W
Aj 80; StUckers and fee ers 81 So COWS. bulls ana
mixed 81 lOH2 IS. llOgs-ReCGiptS 1900 head /;
shipments 500 head; market slow: mixed s. tn
5 y; heavy s. lOhJ IS; light s. lOIj -: Skips
s. 00ai W. shcep-kecciplS 1900 head; ship.
mentS I,lOO head; market stronger; natives s. 5Jn
o 10; western s. 55Hl %; TeXHnSS2 Ttl3lO; lambs
s. 7jaj 30.
as head; shipments 9i7 head; market fair ut
yesterdays prices. liOgs-ReCelptS 9,sOO head;
shipments LOU head; market very dull; Phil
GdGlphias s. "; mixed S. 10; Workers Is OUa5 ~;
pigs 81 50a5 w. sheeI'-ReCelpts 400 head
shipments $500 head; market fair on good, dull
on common Ut unchanged prices.
CINCINNATI Dec. I.-Hogs casler: common and
light 81 6OA5 10; packing aud butchers 81 OUaj 20
receipts 100 head; shipments / 30 head.