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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18
EDITORIAL soUIBs.

PC. BOYLE, late Of the OIL City Der
rick, has Just purchased the Toledo
Commercial. Richard Smith will now
shake the dust Of the Maumee streets
from his No. Z shoes and return TO Gin
cnnati. The new editor took hold yes.
terday. lie 10 u first class newspaper
man and We wish him success, The
Commercial ought TO be lirstclasS
newspaper property,
MRs. SHERwooD's letter on knowing
French In Paris, will be better under
stood when II Is known that she learned
her French from Parislan teacher.
YESTERDAY the Commissioner of
Pensions appointed pension examIn'
ing surgeons for this locality as follows
At Alliance, Drs. II. w. Felker, j, II,
Trescott, and james Fraunfelter;
youngstown, DB. O. h. Justus and
John McCurdy; Massillon, DrS. A. p,
Pease and II. q, Miller.
MCKINLEY still keeps getting In his
work, not ut q Maud $. gait; but along
about 2l0, or better Yesterday Fred
Melser was made postmaster at Paris,
and A. s. WrIkeman at Kilgore, Carroll
county. He also put In two more post
masters in Columbiana county, includ.
Lizzie Davis for Achor, and gave Con.
rad Hess the Office at Petersburg, Ma.
honing county.
THE Cleveland Leader and other Re
publican journals In this locality do
not spread much news Of the default
ing auditor of Warren county. Reason
Said auditor 10 not Democrat.
GEN CASEY, chief Of the United
States board Of engineers under Harri.
sou, has contracted for $4,000 enamel.
cd brick manufactured In Leeds, Eng.
land. Why did henot buy them In this
country and help promote home indus.
try. Because he gets them cheaper In
England, and the U. s. Treasury will
remit the duty, Can n private citizen
do this2 No, the tarifI stands in his
path. Why should. the Government,
under u Republican administration, 20
back on itself aud refuse to take the
ssrhe medicine, II forces into private
citizens.
THE wires note that old Quay is now
in Washington, getting ready to launch
a bbodle campaign to debauch the four
nov virgin states Of the Northwest
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PIlt.bnIr AInrIlots

l'irrsnuUd, July H.
BUTTER Creamery Egln, lSdlnc, OHIO
do, Fltlscj fresh dairy packed, Ebl3ci coun'
Try rolls, l1LlaO,
CHEESE Ohio chocso $40, New York
l0GlOltc; limhorgcr s'Guc; domestic swolt2cr
choonc, Wetls'gg imported bwcllaer S'ltc,
ElUS llltMlUc pOr dozen for strictly fresh
FRUITS Apples, s2,UW3OO u barrett pine
apples, slUDitl,sl y per dQ1un; red rnspborrca
10tl2oh quartz black rnHpborruH, NtNc n quart
WhortlUhurius, ibIelW Pail, blHCkbprrlUl, I
ltAc per quart; wild goose plumH, s. ~ crate
eurranta, SAW 2.puAhol stand; watormelons
NEW'POTATOEs sl25di.75a u barrel.
POULTRY 1.-Two chickens, HdtGOo y pair;
nndrnwn chickens, lOhl2o v Di drawn, la
VEGETABLES Tomatoes, MlsslsslppIa,
fOur-haAket cNsOA 81 l,HbiQlibi beans, round wax
fancy, 500 a crate, beans, round wax medium,
SaOOa crate; beans, round green, S2,sbNS,JO, now
boctA, aNbsic per dozen; cucumbcra, 7bc
GtSl.W ppr buaIo box rnddlshcs, large
whito and gray, jh0ibC por dozen; cabbage,
two barrel crates, l,oulsylllo gnd 81 Loua,
el2Sbl,bO, eastern, HinglO-bnrrcl crates, Sl0Dd
ei25. new celery, tO,tOOc q dozen.
OATS-N0, = white, H6tlllao; extra No 2,
1ht2(tc; No, . white, JObjlci No. 2mlxod,
g1tnsAleO,
FLoUii-Iobbng prices = Fancy winter
mud spring patents, Sh1HO2T winter
straight SbO0Qt6RG clear wlntcr, Sl.7b6t5 On;
..!graight SSNN bekerh sisi1L5O' rye hour
HAY ~Belcd1imothy, cholod, sll.tO por ton,
No. do, SlaOGiaE No. z do, Sii.6i6lsIO
loose from wagon SllO6blhOG No. 1 upland
prairie, Slom0ll,O0i No& NtOOs.O) packing
WHEAT ,IQlbIng prlcos No O. rod, GA
VIC, No. y rul4btqibSc ~.
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nonInnrcr to be rrIea Aug. 10.

PARIS, July l1--Tho trial Of Gen.
Boulanger has been definitely fixed for
Aug, 10, and NM, Rochefort and Dillon,
~ well as Boulangor, have been SUM
monOd 30 appear 10 place themselves
under the jurisdiction Of the court within
ten days. In the event Of their failure 20
do 40 within twenty days they are
warned that they win be oullawcd and
all their property In France will bo sum
marily conlscatcd, and will remain NO
until they surrender themselves 10 be
dealt with as the law directs, The charge
upon which Gen, Boulangcr " TO bo tried
has been formulated and Ia that Of insti-
eating municipalities against the govern
mont, Unless loulanger presents him
self for trial on the date fixed and makes
q defense Judgment win be given against
him at once, and from this Judgment
there will bo no appeal.
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oor THn oSFIon By FnAUp.
hut Hs Belonged 10 Attorneysuenerh
MilleFA Church and 10 Solid
Especial 10 the World,)

lhppplAl w thp Nplhl
WASHINGTON, July ls,-The lrlah
Republicans and the Grand Army men
are both blazing mad because elias H.
Paraona and not Gen, i, u, Conner has
been appointed United States Marshal
for tho District of Utah. Conner has
been a prominent resident OF ulah ever
Blnoe he went there ut the head OF q
regiment, In 1869, to Quell the Danites'
Ills military record 10 brilliant one
ever since 1889,
Parsons has been In Utah only about
eighteen months. lie 10 an lndlanapo'
lla man, and In tho Hoosler capital went
hand.lnhand with AttOrney'General
Miller as q pillar of the Presbyterian
church, presided over by lley. Mr., MO
Niece. TO this association entirely no
owes his appointment, Dr, MeNiece
went TO Utah about the time Parsons
went, but Parsons was making such
poor progress there that no got Nc
Niece and many OF the religious ppoplo
10 frame testimonials In his favor
which he said no wanted 10 take with
him to Colorado, Instead OF using The
testimonials In Colorado, he praolised
deceit and iiled them in Washington
with his application for the Marshal
ship. OF course they convinced At
toney' General Miller and The Pfeal'
dent that Parsons was the man for the
place, and II was Of no avail that tho
authors OF the testimonials sent their
protests 10 Washington against any
such misuse of credentials that were
intended for an entirely different pur'
pose. The cloak Of piety goes for more
than brave deeds with this Admins
tratiOn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18

BAR HARBoR, Me, Iylyn 10,-7 Exr
Secretary and Mrs Blaine aItiyed here
from Boston on the 6arly morning
train. James g., Jr,, and lEmmohB
Blaine came on later train 6LaIig6u II
CHICAGO, July 15.--ISpecIalE J. The
motion for q new trial In the Carter
divorce case was overruled In Judge
Jamesons court this morning
WASHINGTON, July i5.-(Special il
The President has appointed Samuel
ii. Ekins postmaster at Columbus, Mo-,
vice Eli Hodge removed. This ap.
pointment was sent out Saturday as for
Columbus, q.
WASHINGTON, July 15.--[Special T..
Supt. OF the Census Porter appointed
Edward Stanwood, OF Boston, present
editor of the Youths Compilation,
special agent to collect statistics OF
cotton manufacturers.
BAR HARBoR, Maine, July l5.-ISpe-
cial .l-Secretary Blaine to-day denied
with his own lips the rum0r OF his In
tended resignation.
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Movements of Ex-senator sabln.

WASHINGTON, July 7.-Ex.senator
Dwight NJ. Sabin, WHO has been In New
York and Boston attending 10 personal
business, arrived ip Washington Mon
day. He left yesterday morning for his
home nt saltwater, Mimi, with his two
adopted daughters, the two little Cham
bers girls, who have been at school here,
They will remain at Senator Sabin's
home until tho fall, when he will again
place them in some eastern school. Sen.
ntor Sabin has arranged for the removal
of Mrs. Sabin from tho asylum Ut Flush
ing, l.. l., where she Is now confined.
She will bo taken 10 the mountains OF
Northern Maine, where she will remain
with some family friends for some time.
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nArIrYINa FoRAKnR.

A WaAhington Ratification Meeting That
Was Not q Buooeha.-A Colored brother
Fires Hot Brick Into tho oonaterna-
tion.
WARRINGTON, July i7,--The meeting
OF the Ohio Republican Association
last evening TO ratify Foraker, was not
booming succesS-far from H. IL
broke up diSaStrouSly. None OF the
Ohio Republican Congressman, who
were expected and adN ertised, put In
an appearance, NJ. NJ, Holland, u col
ored orator created u sensation, lie
took the opportunity to give the admin
istratIon some decidedly loft handed
compliments, He criticised the preSi'
dent severely for encouraging the
white mans party in the south" and
said that by the appointment Of Par
sons rs district attorney In Alabama,
Harrison had deserted the negro at the
very hour when he most needed protec'
tIon. Speaking Of federal spoila he
said Ohio Republicans had reached the
point where they could ask with Flana'
gan, of Texas, What are We here forY
Az his conclusion the Republicans
who arc still waiting for q job ap
plaudCd Hollands sentiments yoclfer'
ously, but those who had succeeded In
attaching themselves TO the govern
ment pay roll sat speechless and panic
stricken, The sixth auditor turned
pale about the gilla as soon as he saw
the trend of Hollands remarks aud
hastily quilted the room and building.
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0JACK THE RIPPER"
oARVEs AND sLAsH6s ANOTHER Vlo.
TIM At WHlTEoHAPEL,

AZ Usual the Detectives Have No Thsory
10 Advance -Parnsii's Counsel With
draws-Parneii AnEious 10 Have Hil
Examination Done with, bat The
Attorney General ID In No Hurry
nouianGsr's Trial bot Down foI
MnfAua, no.
LONDON, July i7,--Now that the ooun'
sol for tho Parnellitea have withdrawn
from tho field h looks as though the Par
nell commission would play 10 empty
benches for the balance OF the season,
Long before the doors were thrown open
the corridors leading 10 the chambers
where tho commission holds Ia sessions
were packed with people anxious 10 gain
admission, for II was generally known
that some OF the counsel, II not all,
would make their adleua 10 the court
and an interesting scene was expected,
When Sir Charles Russell and his col
leagues finished their statements 10 the
court and walked out OF the room they
were followed by three-fourtha Of the
spectators present Tor whom the further
proceedings before tho commission had
Lost all interest
Mr., Parnel IL anxious 10 have his own
oroas,examlnation before the commission
done with, 30 that he may be loft with
FREQ hands when the time comes for him
togo to Edinburgh TO accept the freedom
Of that city, which the municipality ton.
dered him more than month ago, But
Attorney General Webster Ia evidently
determined that Mr. Parnell shall not
be left free 10 pitch into the commission
when no gets 10 Edinburgh and 30, hav-
Ing postponed the crOas'examinatlon, he
purposes 70 keep Panell dancing attend.
ance upon tho commission 40 his own
pleasure, II Ia not likely, however, that
this piece OF malice on the part OF the
attorney general will BIO Of any avail.
The ceremony NJ Edinburgh viii prove
too good an opportunity for oauatlo
araignment OF the commission by the
Parnellltea, and though Mr.. Parnell him.
self may DO legally stopped from crti-
Ciing court before which ho Ia, by this
trick kept aa a witness, there will bo
nothing TO prevent his giving utteranoe
10 his Indignation through any one OF
tho Irish orators who will accompany
him on his trip. Whatever Mr., PaInell
has 10 say ON that occasion Of the com.
mission viii be said by.Mr. Justin Me-
Carthy or Mr.. WAliam O'Brlen, but II
will bo well understood by all concerned
that though the voice Il tho voice OF
Jacob the hand win bc tho hand OF Eoau.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Judge Pease Allows Mrs, John n. Hays
$500 AllmOny.
Dr. CHARLES Bradley, tho hiaamiAt' os
one YeAr-PFobate Criminal Court
Other MAtterh.

Last night tho NEwa'DEMooRAl
gave the information that Mrs. Kittle
MeCrea- Hays had been granted d.
yorce from John n, Hays, on the
grounds of extreme cruelty, She wal
awarded $500 alimony in addition "a
Ss 800 which amount she Invested oul
OF her own estate In property owned BY
her husband,
DIR, Charles Bradley, who was indicted
by the last grand jury on q charge Of
bigamy, last night plead guilty and
Judge Pease sentenced him 10 ono ycaI
imprisonment In the Ohio Penltontlary
At hard labor II will DO remembered
that Bradley was arrested by Marshal
Gentry after q long chase, He was q
travelling doctor and had three wives
living,
Common Pleas court has adjourned
until next September
PROBATE CRIMINAL COURT.
Al the calling OF the docket Monday
Ploflant HOwTiat plead guilty TO aa'
sault and battery and was sentenced 70
pay tho costs amounting TO SllBb,
JOhu Mack plead guilty 10 rebiallng
an officer, Thirty days IN jail. llI
u, q, Slusser plead guilty 70 obtaining
money under false pfelenbeB, twenty
five days In jail aud costs. A.,
Tho following cases were set Tor tflhl
July g0-Ohio Va Jacob Ierbe, OBJ
tanning money under false pretenaes;
Ohio vs., John LOmbOw, assault ana
battery; Ohio ya, Mrs, II. u, Burria,
July SO-OhlO Va, Fred Romey, as
sault and battery; Ohio vs., Emil Gaume,
assault aud battery, Ohio YB George
Earl, assault and battery.
July 3l-OhiO Va, Harry Rex, assault
and battery; Ohio Va, Margaret
schadow, slander, Ohio w, Frank RaS'
letter intimidating u witness; Ohio Vs.
John Howard, intimldatlng a witness,
August l-Ohlo W, Henry SchOene'
brook, assault aud battery; ONO vs.
Ell Moore, Lyman Moore and Giles
Perry, petit larceny,
August 2-Ohio Va, Max Bonmorilz,
pence pfOcttulnHi OlllO Nb' hVWNlu
Myer peace proceeding
OTHER MATTERS,
Dennlson Il Flagg this morning made
an assignment 10 A, J. Fulmer They
formerly owned q small notion store,
but traded II for two lots In the Housel
addition, Their assets consists OF the
two lots, which are valued at SSOO'
Liabilities unknown.
Marriage licenses have been Issued 10
Frank III. Poorman and Minnie Howen'
slime, of Canton; Isaac Cope and Mary
Jane Gaskill, Of Alliance.
The county commissioners did not
accept the South Cherry street bridge
this afternoon, as the work Is not quite
finished.
The will Of Mary 9. Goodwol do.
ceased late Of Canton has been llled for
probate. 49,,
David Il. Smith has been appointed
administrator of the estate Of Jane Ann
Legg, deceased, late OF North Lawrence,
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LONDON, July i7,-Ono more murder
has been added 30 the long liat credited
10 Jack tho Ripper In Whitochapel.
The body OF woman, evidently one OF
the disreputablo frcQuontcn OF the dis.
trict, was found IN Castle alley, only u
short distance from where the othor
murders were committed, The body was
horribly mutilOtod and bears undoubtcd
evidence Of the work Of tho ilend whose
atrocities In Whitochopcl have teTorizod
the whole district repeatedly. The police
are as far as ever from the identity Of the
murderer and seem perfectly paralyzed,
The excitement throughout White.
chapel, when the news Of the discovery
Of q fresh victim Of the mysterious
"Rippor' has spread with lightning
rapidlty, Is W feycr heat
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Tho etoubonyIllo nlopomont oano.

STEuBENvmLE, o, July l6,-
Special There Is great excitement
here over the case Of the elopement of
the base ball player, Rob Snurtwait,
with the Il year old daughter of Stey.
ems, the well.known blacksmith, This
morning Marshal Scott left for Phila'
delphia with requisItion papers TO
bring snurtwait back for receiving
stolen money. An effort will also be
made to induce the girl to turn States
evidence. She took Si60 Of her fathers
money when she left home, and upon
this money the pair are living in Phila
delphia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18

The symptoms Of blliousness are un
happily but too we'll known. They
liffer in different individuals to some
JKtent. A bilious man Ia seldom q
breakfast eater. To frequently, alas,
he has an excellent appetite for liquids
but none for solids Of morning. the
tongue will hardly bear inspection at
any time; IL II iB not white and furred,
it il rough, at all events.
The digestive system 10 wholly out Of
order and diarrhea or constipation may
be n symptom otthe two may alternate
There are often hemmorrhoids or even
losg Of blood. There may he ,giddiness
and often headache and acidity or nat
ulence and tenderness In the pit OF the
riomach. 10 correct all this u not
efIect a cure try Green's August Flower.
IN costs but a trine and thousands test
10 its efficacy.
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cnnailinilnnni cnnyrnilnn.

Sioux FALLS, July 11,--No business Of
special interest was transacted NJ Tues
days session Of tho constitutional con-
vontlon. On roll call of standing
committees only two reports were made
The Legislative and administration com.
mitteo on amendment and revision Of the
constitution reported no changes were
necessary In the respectiveartices under
their consideration, The reports were
made as special order for to-day,
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Quay Arrangos 10 Corrupt tho Four New
Btntoa With Boodlo,

PHILADELPHIA, July iG,--LSpeCial.l
Senator Quay left here for Washing
ton this morning, where he will confer
with the President regarding elections
in the four new states Of the North.
west. In reply TO an Inquiry whether
the National Committee would take an
active part in the campaign in those
states no said he did not know whether
It would be necessary, but II the aid Of
the committee was desired ii would be
given.
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nnnllnra 10 rnIh Ahnnt II.

PnuADELrnlA July l7,-President
Corbin declined 10 bo seen personally by
q reporter, who wanted 10 ask him what
truth there was In q dispatch printed In
the New York papers that he had bought
5000 acres Of land at Monteuk Point for
u landing place for n new line Of steam.
ors. Tho dispatch was sent TO him and
after no had read II ho sent word that
tho dispatch as printed was not accurate.
He said II was also premature and added
that as soon as the scheme was perfected
no would DO glad 10 talk about
II nj length,
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Chicago Niarl,ct

CucAGo, July H.
WHEAT Strong an higher, closiag 2ic {,
g1c better than Yesterday CLOSE,
CORN-EuHy early bul advanced on good buy
ing, aud closed 10 higher
OATS steady
PROVISIONS Active and weak The de-
pressing Influences WoiH large prospective re
cclpts uf huH nnd free selling by the puCkcrA
Pork declined l,Nc 10 Ng, lard, 7}hc, and ribs
Veo 10 ln1,
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INDIANAPOLIS, July l6.-ISpeclal, j
Adjutaut General Walker, OF the q, A
r., says the order OF Commander In
Chief Warner, advising members to 60
Milwaukee, would have no effect upon
his department, a8 veterans would fol-
low the advice Of Commander Travis
and remain away from the encamp
ment.
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Annual MootlnE OF tho PonnSy ylvpniA AS
ISOLATION.

The fourth annual reunion and pic.
mic Of the Pennsylvania Society which
Includes natives Of Pennsylvania and
their decendants, will be held at
The Fair Grounds at Canton, Saturday
August II, 1889. There are now more
than I've hundred members Of the 80.
ciety. This is social reunion for the
purpose Of renewing old and forming
new friendships, and IL is hoped there
will be full attendance and large
number OF new names added to our list
OF members. Public exercises CON
mence at 1890 a. m. Carriages will be
on the corner ofCherry and TuscarawaS
streets TO convey all TO the grounds at
ten cents each,
RIA. CASSIDY, Pres.
JOHN LAIRD, Sec'y.
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BodlAnger and His Pals TO bo Impoaohod.
qPARs, July i6.-Summonses have
been issued 10 General Boulanger
Count Dillon and Henry Rothfert, to
appear before the Senate sitting as a
high court Of impeachment. They
were served NJ the domiclles Of the
accused in this city.
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New York Produce Exchange.

NEw NOHN, July H.
FLOUR Closed quiet, but firmly hold
prices unchanged, southern -four dull ana un,
changed.
RYE Dull and UNCHANGED.
BARLEY Nominal
SUGAlt-iiaw nominal, centrifugal, N de,
grcol tcst, ehci refined quiet; CutlOhf and
crushed, hac, powdered, Ws'. granuntod, O4c
cuhrH, Ul6C
BUTTER Stoady eastern creamery, lG0l7oi
western do ihGlGltC,
CHEESE- steady, factory Now York chod.
dhr, sh6fWic, Western fat itilec,
EGGS Stondy frush eastern flrHts, lil6
Gllbg Canadian do, ltlgGlllW western do, lii
Gnltltc,
COFFEE stoady fair Rio, liNo,
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LATER DETAILS
On Ono Of tho Briefoat and Most Dostruo'
two Storms IN Southern Ohio.

On One Of tho Briefoat and Most Doatruo-
tive Storms IN Southern Ohio,
CINCINNATI, July 10 Special. J.
Further details OF the windstolm that
swept over here yesterday afternoon,
nearly wipine out The town OF Prince
ton and innlctlng severe damage at
Hamilton, shows that II was
storm of terrific violence,
Among the buildings destroy
ed In Princeton was n large brick
school house which was wrecked 30
completely that not one brick was left
on auothGr Some dozen residence and
shops were swept away or wrecked by
the wind. Besides the loss of dwelling
places there was u tremendous damage
TO crops. So rapid was the work of de-
structlon that In less than twenty min
utes all was over.
LATER-An unveri0ed report from
Hamilton says that the killed and In
jured people there number fifty.
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Election suppressod by soldiers.

OKLAHOMA CITY, |, T., July i7.--The
charter election called for yesterday was
suppressed by the military No attempt
was made 10 hold an election as II was
seen that trouble would ensuo and the
matter was, therefore, postponed. Tho
opposition 10 the present city govern
ment is increasing aud II is predicted
that N will not bo long before there Is a
sudden change.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-18

THE MARKETS.
New York Money Market

Nrw YoWK, July II.
Money closed NJ Tor cont, highest, 8jh,
lowest rate, sl6 per cent,
Exchange 0luand atchdU posted rates, SLa7d
tKilf, actual rates, gltbdi,tBll Tor alKty-dAy
bills ana ti,NA bL@ for demand,
Government bonds closed steady Currency
o. LIS bid, % coupon, LISA bid llsA do, l,OJA
bid
Pacific railroad bonds closed ~ follows
Union nrats ilh8 bid, do sinking tundA il79G
bid, Ccntrals, lll6,
State bonds dull,
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I.n.t IIberty Cattlo Market.

EAST LuiEitrY, PA" July H.
CATTLE Receipts, iD head, shipmenta
20 head; market slow and prices u shade on
from Monday,
HOGS Receipts, 1890 head, shipments, l,lOC
head. market firm, YorkurA S4.HDl04 00
mediums aud light phlladolphias, tL6JlDL75
honyiea, NAifDLn y .|'
BHEEp- -liecolpts 2e0o hend; ahipmonts
2,oOO hond market unchanged for good com.
mon ibwor than Yesterday
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TnmIRntlnr stcnmora.

WASHINGTON, July 17.-The first Of
the three fumigating steamers, the
Louis Pasteur, for the use Of the marine
hospital service 10 enable them 10
enforce moro strictly the quarantine
laws has been completed and will be
Launched from the yards at Wilmington
to.dAY.
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nocomoa Tho rropcrly Of Americans.

PARIS, July IN Proust, the French
minister Of fine arts has written letter
announcing the withdrawal Of the credit
upon which no depended for the pur.
chase Of MillctH "Angclus,' The pic
tmo now becomes the property Of the
American Art association.
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Farnoll'a Aotion oroatoS asonSation,
LONDON, July i6.-The withdrawal
of ParnelllteI counsel to day was sur
prise and has created a profound SEN
satiOn,