davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1889-09-27

CHICAGO, Sept. pc. -Cattle-Receipts,
5000. Market slow and weak except
for choice to extra beeves, which sold at
81 50(G4.65; stockers aud feeders, Sl.S0
n3 80: cows, bulls and mixed SI.25(G
$50; Texas cattle 81 50(93S5.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000. Market
steady. Natives So. 5O(64. IS; Westerns,
SO 6O(G4.l5; Texans, So 5O94 Is.
Wheat Market strong, and higher.
higher. Cash, SO; October, 500; Decem-
Der. S4s; May, S6J.
Corn-Market steady. Cash, 3l!; De-
tober, 3I3; May, 33s.
, 1889-09-27

STOCKTON, Gala, Sept. 26.-Stanford
stallion Palo Alto defeated Derret and
Bay Rose to-day, trotting three heats in
2:I61, 2:l72 and 2:l3f.
, 1889-09-27

LONDON, Sept. 2G.--rhe Temple OF
Heaven, at Pekin, containing the dragon
throne has been destroyed by fire.
, 1889-09-27

DOR SALE-Full blooded deer hound
L pups. For price, breeding and other
particulars address Fremont Island Ken
nels, Box 1876, Ogden, Utah.
, 1889-09-27

Job printing at the Leader Office.
, 1889-09-27

Document in poor Photographic condition.
, 1889-09-27

& Historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
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LATE GOSSIP IN BERLIN
Result Of the Conferences Between the
Crowned Heads Of Europe.
The s~r"r ",ti~n "S Prince F~rstnsesi by
the Powers lndetinttely ro.tsssnesl
Other NOs~. snst Sso.stp
eft 1mter~~t.

copyrighted, 1858. 10y the y. Y. Associated Press
BERLIN. Nov. a.-Onc of the first results
of the MISUNDERSTANDING conference and
the kaiscr-Sul,an interview is the susI,ct-
sion of the Austrian project for official
recognition; of the Bulgarian government.
Semi-ofiicial reports of the meeting Of
Count Herbert Bismarck and the grand
vizier state that the latter declined to advise
the sultan To recognize Prince Fer
dinand without material guaran-
tees Of support Of the drcibund
II Russia ATTACKED Turkey. The
Grand Vixicr further declared that Turkey
had as much fear from Austria as from
Russia. and she could not forward kalno-
ky's policy unless she obtained ar cquiva-
lent. The attitude of the porte appears tn
have confirmed Bisrnarck's opposition to
Intervention in favor of Prince Ferdinand.
Siguor Crispi, the Italian prime minister.
approved kalnoky's project hut the insist
eucc Of the chancellor has ovcrborne
both. Official circles i'm vienna are
sorc over this check to Austrian diplo-
macy and attribute Bismarck's action to
, h,"l Ias,.r w w"'h r. q G.r Tnss .n' G ,i.T Mh h...
lieve that the chancellor resisted kalnaky
because he was advised of - meas,,re
which was likely to roducc acute agita-
ton i'm the ISankans. The recognition of
Prince Ferdinand il therefore indefinitely
postponed The emperor appears tai have
urged the sultan tai cultivate AN alliance
with England as linking Turkey tai the
Drcibtnd. The exchange of views 10y the
ulDtlitrt.ns IL certain to STRONGLY iufiticflcs
the policy at the portc.t though ma hard and
fast agreement ciIsucs. The chancellor
softcned Kalnosky's disappointment az
the postpcucment of the Bulgarian settle
n.enl hy holding ont hopes of a. renewal
of u commercial treaty i'm 1s.s2 ON terms
favorable tn Austria and Hungary. Mean
while u zollyerein of the three powers il
considered here as chimcrical.
A dispatch to the EInin Pasha commit
tee from Zanzibar throws doubt on the re-
port of the murder of DIR. Peters. An un-
trusty Arab brought the news of his death.
Capt. Wisstnann attacked Saadani and
captured the place after u slight resist
ance from the Arab slave dealers. This is
the fourth time Capt. wissnnanu has
taken Saadaui. There is an uneasy sus.
| picion that the strength Of the enemy il
u~nbrokcn.
After "a fierce debate which lasted three
days in the Bohemian diet over the
~crowning of Emperor Francis Joseph al
bohemia, a. motion Of young t'z.chs. in
lferor of an Address to the CROWN. prayius
for his coronation and the rr-establish
ment of autonomy. was rejected ny - vote
of 1.sS to 31.
Genera Stockmarr.a Waterloo veteran
is dead at thc age of nj years.
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WHERE is THE BOY7
\ G1sicngo Woman. secret and Her Pres
emit Anxiety.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. "a romantic story
has just been made public, through police.
channels. The police matron received "a
letter from the secretary of the woman's
and (hildren's Protective association of
Chicago. written nj the request Of "a lady,
whose name and identity ars. kept strictly
secret. Her letter tells n long story, of
which the following il the substance:
About twelve years ago "a young girl came
tn ST. Louis from some town in Illinois
and obtained employment as "a domcs-
tic. She was betrayed. and went to-
the female hospital, where "a son
was born. She gave the baby -
u man named DAILY. who ga ne to the hos
pital seeking To adopt IA child and hearing
"a letter of recommendation from DIR. }. Is.
Johnson. This was II years ago. shortly
aftcrward the girl went To Chicago ana
married "a man now said tai te prominent
in business circles. but his name iS not
given in tho letter. She has kept her lins-
band in entire ignorance of her past his
tory. but as the letter states. tls. unknown
fate oi her child has hauntcd her. and She
desires now To know what has become of
him. II lie il well and not in want she
does not want to know anything al him.
III he * in want she wants To provide for
him. In any case she wants secrecy pre-
served.
A visit to DR.. johnson confirmed tin.
story. hut lac knew nothing of the girl or
of the child. A. NJ. DAILY was seen and
said that he could remcmber only that at
the time he was keeping "A hotel and "a
wealthy old farmer and his wife topped
with him. He could not remember their
names. but their home was near Decatur,
Ill. They wers. childlcss and came to ST.
an infant from oIn institution. They
wanted DAILY to assist them. and i'm accord
ance with their request lac got the RECON-
mcndation from DIR. johnson and got the
child from the hospital and gave IL tn the
old couple. MIR. DAILY has heard nothing
at amy OF the parties since.
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TIE ELEVENTH CENSUS


uuerinte0d~a Porter Outline. some .T
the New Points Decided Om.
wAsHINGToN. Nov. 9.-Thc report Of
Robert l.. Porter, superintendent of the
eleventh census, concerning the opera
tons Of the census officers in June, 1Ss,.
explains in detail the vast amount Of work
that will begin next year. The method
iuauguratcd 10y the office and approved
10y the secretary of the interior, will not
only bring the hest work and leave. the
superintendent frs.c tn act with great rap
idity when the demand il greatest
for clerks. hut il in the line of practical
reports Of the. eleventh census will he
winter Of ls:O. and MIR. Porter makes "a
suggestion which il adopted by
will secure. he thinks, the publication Of
the volunics speedily after they are ready
for the printer. The plan il to have the
volumes printed 10y private contract ar by
having, III. CENSUS Ollie. print and pub
lish them itself. The work pre-
liminary to the enumeration il well in
hand. The. population schedule has been
prepared ami i'm addition to Information
called for 10y the tenth census, the scissl-
ulc will ascertain what language il spoken
10y every prr- IN Ia years of age, how
long adult males of foreign hi, th have
been in the United States and whether
they are natur,liz.l; how many children
each married Woman has had and how
many of them are living. and the cia~-if a.
cation 10y races will include mulattos,
quadroons and octornpfis.
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CHICAGO. Nov. a.-The American horse
show closed Tonight. Frsm ~ financial
standpoint il has been "a SUCCESS, while a.
AN exhibit, horscmcn claim il has never
been cxcelled i'm this To-day
the psrciicron 2-ycar-olh stallion. first
prize winner at Paris. was sold To l.. w.
Kellogg. of Green Bay, Wis. for Si,UDp.
which il said to liz, the highest price ever
paid for "a draft horse in America. The
event CLOSING the meeting fortnight was
the performance, Of Roscbsrry. property
of M~or"hoiisc X Pepper, Of Toronto, whu
beat the worlds high jumping record by
AN inch. l'i,ping six feet eleven and three
quarter inches.
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Report of tn. s~rxsoa s.~.-r.i.

wAsHiNGroN. Nov. 9.-The report OF
Surgeon General Moore of the army says
the value of medical and hospital sup
plies issued during the past fiscal year
was Si95 and the cost of supplies ~
quired during the current year will prob
ably exceed that amount. Reference il
made tai the work of the army medical
1852 specimens. He says: Careful
study has been made of the skulls and
skeletons collected i'm Arizona by tho
Hcminway Southwestern Archaeological
expedition. and the results are embodied
in "a relort with numerous illustrations
As the specimens are undoubtedly among
the oldest remains found i'm North Ameri-
GA. a large part of them being at least
l.uDO years old, il is believed this report is
especially interesting. and il is recoun-
Ineudcd that congrS,ss authorizes 1.Ouo
copies of il to he printed AT the govern
ment printing office for distribution b.
this office"
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A DULL DAY IN COURT.
Expert Testimony la the Croni" Case
snndbagging "a Witness.

Shndbaggtug % w ltness.
Nov. 9.-In the Cronin case to-
day Archibald Cameron, "a saloon keeper.
testified that he heard Coughlin Introduce
Kunze tn another man as his friend. The
rest Of the session WAS occupied with tech
meal expert Testimony concerning the
specimens of blood and hair from the
Carlson cottage and the trunk. Professor
Talmau, m~icroscouist, testified that he
found m~icroscopical hairs such as only
exist on the human body in u drop of
blood examined, and that the blood and
hair appeared to bc of human source.
AT the afternoon session the cross-cN-
animation of Prof. Talman was continued
at great length, regarding the analysis of
blood. etc. DIR. William J.. Belficld. an
other expert, testified as tn the results of
examination of certain exhibits i'm the
case. The testimony of both these wit
ncsscs was exceedingly dry to the I'M
scientific audience. AT the conclusion of
DIR. Beltield's cross-exanination, the.
court adjourned till Monday.
Miss Maudic Morgan. said to he IN inn
portant witness for the prosecution in the.
CroIiiIi case, WAS s~andbagged tonight by
an unknown person. She lives on West
k street and had been out visiting.
On the way home she took "a short cut
through AN alley when some one wrapped
i'm a shawl struck her "a heavy blow
with "a blunt instrument. She fell. hat
after her assailant left managed to- drag
herself into "a house. when she tainted.
She since has been i'm "a precarious CON
ditioiI.
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THEY WERE SLIGHTLY WORRIED.



MEN YORK, Nov. 9,-Through anxiety tai
avoid tbs OF a 81 fine NJ the
New York clearing house, n clerk i'm I'm
portcrs' and National hank yes
bclouHin1 tn the hank. They were miss
ing for about a half Am hour and were
found i'm u cab where they were carrlcssly
left by the messenger. The Importers
and Traders bank has about seventy cor
responding banking institutions and does
a big exchange business. IL il customary
tai send the exchange To the clearing
house i'm n stout solc-leatler bag i'm guard
of three trusted men. The leader has
been in the employ of the hank for TWEEN
to the box after IL has been
locked and one of the escort acts as his
helper. The third man is the watch dog
Of the party. On account of ciectiou,
Tuesday being "a holiday. there was n
double mail to- attend tn at the hank yes-
terlay. IL is ~ rule of the clearing house
that all exchanges must he i'm at 1Oo'clo<rk
ever morning. A fine Of 81 IL imposed
for a failure To comply with this: II
when the ImIur,ers' and Traders Ex-
change was ready tai go tn the clearing
house: There was -o much paper that il
sides S2.UUO,OOO in that. there was $s5O.uNO
more. which was put into a Common grip
changes of three hanks. In order to get
the paper in on time n public cab was
hired.
as he ls.ap6.d out with the box, assisted Ivy
his mate. The other man know il was
his bnsiness not :" loss, sight %i h.s box.
w~ithstanding the specific rni He
flew up stairs after the rest of the party.
All of them were congrttniatiug them
selves that they made. such good time and
saved n dollar apiece when the chief bc-
thought himself of the bag The three
were. frightened nearly out Of their wits.
A rush was made for the street, hut there
was no cab in sight. The hank clerks.
directions to find the missing cab. Bank
business was practically suspended. Al
last, on lower broadway. the cablnan was
found nerrily drunk and IN the seat was
the gripsack untouched. with all tho
papers intact and .'cahby"' had stopped al
n dozen places and left the cab standing
while he took "a to<lhy, all unconscious al
the great riches which was i'm ths. cab.
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T~AHLEouAH. I. T.. Nov. 9.-The council
met to-day and Chief Mayes read his
message. That part of il relating tn the
sale of the Cherokee outlet has already
been published. Ia re- ference tn ths. pres
ence Of white settlers ON Indian lands. hs.
said the council had frequently asked the
United States government to rs,snov them
hut the government rather encouraged
them tn remain. He recommended that
the request he renewed, and IL the govern
mcnt failed tn respond that the Indians
themselves remove the sqIatters by force
of arms. Monday tire matter of the. sale
of the outlet will tie considered.
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N AND STOCKS.

ups and lDoW NJ IN Markes Values Os the
New York E~xebssoge.
new YORK. Nov. 9.-The stock markst
WAS active and feverish to-day, hut most
Of the time displayed . strong tone, which
resulted In irregular changes for the day
but enabled some stocks tn score material
advance
governments were steady.
Petroleum OteneSl W. ak and closed
steady.
Stock exchange opened S1flL: highest
ltlL lowest lUs; closed 1U9.<.
consolidated Exchange: Opening, III;
highest, III; lowest. 1U9L; closing. lOsL.
Total sales s2s.OU barrels.
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Las, or the Cr-di, M.biII-r Company.


PHILADELPHIA. Nov. "a special to
the Press from Harrisburg says the long
pending litigation against the Credit
Mobilicr of America was practically
brought tn a conclusion yesterday by the
payment into the treasury OF 10000 in
settlement of the commemorative claim
for taxes due for the past eighteen years.
The Credit Mobilicr had hereto
fore returned their capital stock valuation
for TIA AVIATION urposs at the nominal sum
of 20 cents per share, claiming the com
pany had gone ont of business many years
ago. had no tangible assets. and and
was i'm fact "a moribund orpora
ton preparing for early dissolu-
ton. Ii admitted a liability Of about
S1.OO as the total amount dine the com
monwealth. It's officials did not accept
this view. and i'm November, 1sss. suits
were brought in the United States circuit
court Mt Philadelphia, and subsequently
in the superior court Of Massachusetts
The Union Pacific railroad was made de-
PENDANT, the commonwealth claiming that
the latter corporation AS owner of all the
shares of the Credit Mobilier of America.
had i'm it's possession aluable property
subject to taxation. An adjustment wa,
finally reached upon n basis of ID per cent,
being the last market price of the stock.
resulting i'm the settlement as above
stated.
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PITrsBuR6, Nov. s.-The ~nternational
American Excursion party encountered
it's first disagreeablc weather to-day i'm
their departure from Washington. They
continued their rounds Of Sightseeing.
The principal place visited Was that of the
PittshurH Plate Glass c~onnpany's works.
Tomorrow m.rninR the party will leave
for Philadelphia.
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BAToS RoUoE, La, Nov. LOUIS MI
gent, colored. was hanged in West Baton
Rouge to-day for the murder of Hamp
Sutficld, colorcd. ON the i4th of last Au-
gust.
A dispatch received from Erie tonight
days the schooner South West has just ar
rived there i'm "a badly damaged condition.
The crew are. safe.
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nerves Him Right.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Frank Frost. cashier
of the Pacific mail steamship
at Panama. has become "a d~efaultcr. a..
was bonded by the Fidelity d Casually
of New York. This company
secured his arrest and conviction. H..
must serve in addition to his regular
term one day for every dollar he stole.
He Will have nine years extra.
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They VI Hang.

LouIsvILLE. Nov. 9.-The court of APP
peals to-day affirmed tn. decision of the
Pike county court i'm the Hatfield Mccoy
cases. Valentine Hatfield. Plyaut May
horn and DIR. Mayhorn go to the peniten-
tiary for life for the murder of Iolbert
Mccoy, and Ellison Mounts will hang for
the murder of the girl. Alice Mccoy, sister
of the murdered man.
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vALDosTA, Ca. Nov. "a double muir
der is reported from Clinch county, lac
victims being IA man named Page. - years
old. and his aged wife. The mursicrers
arr. supposed tai hs. negroes. The bodies
were found terribly mutilated i'm their
house by ncighbors last night. Robbery
was the motive for the crime.
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PHuLADELPHIA, Nov. "a special tn the
Press from Scranton says word was re-
ceived there to-day Of the murder of Benz
jamin Forjham, a young man from this
city, near Rongia, Wyoming Territory.
Justice Mcintosh OF that place sent a let
ter to Fordham's sister, saying that il was
found i'm the dead mans pocket. He is
supposed to have been killed 10y four men
with whom he was travelling.
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TOMBSTONE, Pa, Nov. 9.-Rain for ia.
past thirty-six hours has raised the rivers
To n dangerous point. They are overflow
ing their banks. The temporary bride.
across the at Cambria ci.y
has been carried away. Woodyalc IL
Hooded. Some of the houses erected
since the flood have been 10y
the inmates. The river il still rising.
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Denny will No, Join.

1NDIANAPoLIs, Nov. BERRY Denny,
the well known third bascman. says he
will not join the brotherhood. He is not
satisfied with the doings of this weeks
meeting i'm New York. and i'm his words
does not ropos to Jump into AN airy
project at the sacrifice of what ] now
have"
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p-,u.x,x.n,... Total Vote.

PHIL.ADELPHIA. Nov. THE total vote.
cast in Pennsylvania on Tuesday for state
treasurer was as follows: Boyer, rcpubli-
can. 81. GO1: Bigelar. democrat, 211.91i
Johnston. prohibitionist. 2l.5a; Boyer's
plurality. GD,6.s5.
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BosroS, Nov. 9.-The Globe says petit
tons are i'm circulation and will toe pre-
scented to- the city clerk tomorrow for AN
entire recount of the vote OF the city of
Boston for governor and state officials.
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THRUSTS AT Mr.. MORTON
His Liquor License Caass Z Cenmo-
ton In the VI. c. I. D. Conyenu0a.
Mr.. Fost~r D~eeU<Is tho vbce-PrpsbAeoa
Against tho AeeusatIons Made by
Mis-. willard Delegate. Have
- War 0G wOr.sa.

ton of the wosnan's Christian Temper
ancc Union resumed its session this NOM
ing. A telegram from Washington was
read. straight bar room license issued
To vics-prc~ident's hotel in the name Of j.
y. kernon. manager. All other saloons
without liceuss'.'
OAIrs. j. Ellen Foster, of Iowa.
who rcpss.nts the nou-psrti.an ele-
mcnt Of the w. &. L. u, rose and
said: IL wish to SAY there is such q thing
as ~ necessity. The national w. T.. T.. U.
now i'm session has its headquarters at the
Palmer house. The Palmer house has .
bar. IL probably has its bar within its
walls because il is "a necessity. The w. e..
L. L. probably has its headquarters at ths
hotel, which ~ near bscause it il .
nssessity. We must also Recognize that
Nics-Prssistn Morton has a har i'm his
new hotel bccauss. il ~ . necessity.
Al this point Mrs. Foster Was inter
ari, i'm the chair. said there was no motion
befor,. the house and Mrs. Foster was ous
of ORDER.
ado 1 understand that I cannot have the
hoor to- max" my suggestion - asked Mrs.
Foster.
.Ccrtainiy you can have the floor. Mr..
Foster, but I did not understand you had
"a motion to make
Then ! will go on. l would suggest
that IL does not comport with the object o<
the w. e.. T. l. to make any suggestion tn
vicc-Prcsidcn Norton said Mrs. Foster.
"a bar ia his hotel just as il is necessary
for the Palmer house tn have a bar. just
az uis necessary TOT tns ~. N.D
na.t t",l,nsr n'''ASs'
-, 1nx u.
tnihN = vi asN 'nc oa
press the sentiment of the convention
regarding the saloon license taken ont by
80
We ma q ih!ortnat,on iroIn Nnsni.Hson
~ ."s'
outs y,
c,p''''o". |"
.hs i''at.sr % .ns to.aaIli.'se OH .ssoiu
81 H.. m.,ad
P"..S -.
Al the af'crnooh session Nis~. rostsr
I'S. pis .h;.
.sN
ul'sSiai ~"
C r -: 4.
r.ssi nsr. ..ruays ns..S
P.".," 80 TS.s
~ """ VA" 'e
49,.
MIS- wni.fns .'at',a.t.n .sH.'.ns. u r. ~
WW'"sstt,.n /. , WI = n,.. ~ \, a,s,r ,hr,,,,,h
n,w su',,ar. I"s, w,.k
,o,,uuumicatinn =" 90 on r, cord bat before
the n.ces.,ry consent of tin. ,.onyeurion
had h,,.n asked fnr. Mrs. ZONES "A Phila-
,i.i,h;, 'l.i.,,,. ar.-. aud ohi,ctcd. an,i
s,I: ..Wi,nt has oIr PRESIDENT To do
viii ,ha, ,,.,..,,r,Yn frn,n S.cn,r,I Ncttl,.-
m iii i,,i;yn.,;nn ,D h..rr MIR honorrd
ntii,,.r c,,,rv,.I with fai,ity" for ono
viii no, yot.. to pcr,nit th.. Telegram tar vD
80, ,...,,
MR.. Jo,,c.. voi,,. bri.,Ied with indiun..
,;ou ~. Sin. s,s,Lc' AMI imu,,iia,ciy after
.I,.. Gn;sh..I ,l,..r,. ~. unrnn INNS ,Dpia,,s.a
which b.s,..i mo- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for Mrs.
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ST. LOUIS. Nov. S.-The wool growers of
Western Texas have concluded to send u
delegate to- Washington tn look after and
protect the interests Of the wool growers
generally before the committee on ways
md means.
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London striker. Win.

LONDON. Nov. AT a meeting Of the
master lightermen to-day il was decided
to .concede the demands made 10y the
strikers.
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Londoa's New Lord Mayor.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-The new lord mayuR.
Sir Henry aaron Isaac:. was installed 10
day. The lord u show enhsaosA
the usual features
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A Negro n Murderer Hanged.

N.Ga.. Nov. 9.-William Williams.
colorsd. was hanged at Abbeyvilic ycsier-
day for the murder of Conductor Hight, in
June last.
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Copper. dull; Lake, Nov. Sl2.1O.
Lead closed firm domestic. $751;.
Tin, quiet steady ; straits, S22.D.
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The closing quotations were:

Money Oi call easy 5.
Prime mercantile paper at 5t.st.t-c
Sterling exchange: Quiet and steady
sixty day bills. A.sDM; dciuan A.s3H.
MINING 0IlntailOnn IA follows: