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RALElGH'S WAGON COMPANY.
Assets Estimated at $50, O0O-Liabilities
s73.OOO-varIous Other Notes.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., October 2G.-Your correspond
ent had an interview to-day with Sir. W. G. Up
church, president Of the North Carolina Wagon
Company here. which has made an assignment
Mr.. Upchurch says there is $4,000 common and
a Ike amount Of preferred stock OF the concern,
and that the debts due the banks aggregate
al. 600, making the liabilities $4,000. The
assets, the inventory being based on cost yaiua-
ton, foot up 100000 the holders of the com
mon stock get nothing; those of the preferred
stock will get something. None OF the twenty
I'VE new wagon-factOfies started IN various parts
Of the country have made any money; all have
lost and have been shut down for over twelve
months.
WILL ARRIVE TODAY.
Governor Holt and staff did not arrive from
Chicago to-day. A telegram says they we're lett
at Cincinnati and will not reach here until to-
morrow
The American Tobacco Company has closedits
stemmery at Henderson, throwing many per-
sons out Of employment.
The military authorities are advised OF the
formation Of a new company OF infantry at
MOcksville, DAVE cOunty-the "Dayle Rifle
Guards with William y. Colly as captain.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-. October 26.-flour unchanged.
Wheat, cash steady at 661kc.; options Huctuated
within narrow limit and closed isabfc. above
yesterday. Corn declined lsaAsc. early, but 70
covered later, and closed lsaI4c. above yestsr-
day; cash. 37ssc.; November, 3s1.c. Oats II
shaie better; cash and October, 2Ss.: May,
$3.50. Whiskey steady at sLl0. Begging and
sl3. Lard nominally $50. Dry-saliei moats
quiet; loose shoulders, 1913: longs and ribs.
$3.50; shorts, $50: strips. s6.62l9; boxed
lots, 15c more. Bacon--shoulders, 500; longs.
1878; ribs, sS.s51e; shorts, se.l2la; strips,
1925. Cured hams, sll.5Ossl2.
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RAi TImORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, October 2G.-Baltimore and Ohio
stock, 95J6a06; Northern Central stock, 81
asked Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern 1sts,
1O7al07Is: do. lst incomes, 74lSbid !; do. "a
soldated gas bonds, ll4s4 bid; do. Block, 60ssa
6O3i.
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eepEaAL eLecTlON-suPeRWsORs
Asked For in wstson's Georgia District
and Ordered.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l


SAVANNAH, o., October ga petition 10
Judge Don. A. Pardee, OF the Circuit Court, ircm
Richmond and Wilkinson counties, in Watson's
district, asks for the appointment OF Federal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, on the ground OF ,rreeu-
larttios in the recent election, which are hGey 70
recur i'm tue national election. Upon receipt OF
the petition Judge Pardee Issued tao following
order which was iiled in the Circuit Court to-day
"UNITRD STATES CIRCUIT COURT
"FfFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
"NEw ORLEANS, October "a, ls92. J
4" To II. H. Rinq. Clerk c( the United states Circuit
Court, SardHnIh, Ga:
any Dear Sir-Enclosed ind petition from
Wilkinson and Richmond counties IN tae South-
ern District OF Georgia Tor the appointment OF
superyisors Of election and deputy United states
marsnals, which please file In your once az the
proper place, aud notify the Chief supervisor OF
the southern District Of Georgia thereof Also
notify him, and perhaps you eau convey Tue salhe
information 10 the newspapers, that nave 10
sixnate1 Judge Speer 20 opon court IN the oou'n-
ern District OF Georgia for election purposes, IN
order 10 appoint supervisors o. eiectons 90 con
templated by the statutes OF the united Statos'
"Very truly yours, ,,
tSiguedl DOS n. A ,'
me Chief Supervisor Of Elections has been no
tiled. and viii prepare the papers necessary W
the appointment u supervisors az once
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"FlFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
"NEw ORLEANS, October "a, ls92.
GEORGIA SOUTHERN AND FLORIDA
Meeting OF Observation-Disclosures Oh
Io-eclOsure Action.

Io-eclOsure Action.
lBy telegraph 10 tho DisDatch.l
BALTIMORE, MD, October 26.-The bondhoiders
OF the Georgia Southern and Florida railroad
met to-day in the Mercantile Trust and Deposl'
Company's building under call by the trustees
OF the mortgage, tho Mercant lle trust ana DC DC
posit Company. OF the s3,42O,OOU ponas tIete
we're represented s., O22,OO0 by holders IN pni-
timore, New York, Richmond, ana savannah.
H. r. smart OF Savannah, Ca was ehaii nun
ana William Checkley Shaw. OF bsltinV3rSS; So s,
rotary. The affairs OF the ROAD were lu. -. uo
cussed, and 10 war decided by resolution W ~ ~
dorse the foreclosure action OF the trustees III
terest MAS detaulted last July upon we a n.s'
mortgage g per cents. which ran un'h AVV"
The bonded DEBT is sl2, 900 per mile. 90
The following COMMITTEES was appointeu "
represent tue bondhOlders ID the ioreciosu'o
proceed 'ngs and 20 transact business iOo .s,.t
toward placing the property IN acIve ev S.,.i
OF the boadholdsrs pending those process 'at.fs
n. r. smart, OF Savannah Thomss ~ YES Us
ham, OF baltimore; ID. 8. Herns Va wv
YORK. William Cbeckley shaw, oi butlinor9 %
Chsriss Watkins, OF New YORK, ana Cnae'oS ~
Fisher, OF Baltlmero. ...soo,ao,s,
After the adjournment OF the pohoh sal 20
meefip. the committee met 70 ofgahlze ior NJ
yertlsing the intention OF proceeding WIN '''
foFeaiaetfre
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= '5L10N-gRAGDON NUpTlALs.
'',''.. iasbiruAbie Wedding Solemn
80 ~ Itcl erlckshnrg.

..''.. taatiruAbie Wedding Solemn
Yrl at Itc1ericksburg.
.'-t'a.ed 'he Richmond DispAtcbl
i..-r., Va. October 2O.--rhe nup-
81" aly EUshe,A Brosdon and Mr.
-. - com Cd. This city, were solemnized
y rnIta uere tonight In the pre-
r.... ..if' segregation Of friends. The
r.. A beautifully decorated for the
G.. - Poe marriage vas one OF the pref
G. it's soas0n. Miss Nellie Brag-
a. e., +. il' rrdc, oeoOmingly atiired Ia
f,..- "-- maid " honOf, aud Mr.. George
- Asl.
a,... lr .- iae popular and interesting
t.. olf prominent tOsnsmGn, Mr.
20 os iou, aha wac handsomely asiired
Q. t.. l' I ErtT silk. The groom ~
a. 4. en- a-nJmModating assistant ticket
tt.-, hc1mrnJ. ffedcricksburg and
..l. ..... ..'9-'d ana is highly esteemed.
e. "-ie q. 9. Cox, Fleet Cox, Leslie
@. 'efit, Chancellor King, and ). \.
:, f...t. ffehscy reception was held ut
s'rs l.. o. ne brile's parents. where a
iy.- t.- 'i Trends a the young couple
w.. .., eiy euteftsined. Al 9:O4 the
@-rr.5 IN ~ aa extended tour North,
~ ~ .. iAtn the bes. wishes Of large
r,. '' Denu-Iiasiey " eddine.
BE-. .'A4e4ce u he R.cnnond Dispatch.l
tta,i,.,hD' Va, October 2B.--Nr. George
- 49, 80. sha 1ns Emma Cariysie Unsley
tsts.1..a4 ~ hG'i.past az O'Clock to-day Al
ne, ~ ~ his, IDA ID. Tinfiey. on Hinton
~. ;, Ie beautifully pariors were
-. Aiso CON pgny OF friends, essen bled
~ -. rs Interesting event
N.ss NsisAy, psglOf mod by the hey. C. j,
- n Ia. -. - rector Of Grace church. Was beau
ls,se., .st 4thclty nut impressive IN It's ear
'sitsl.,''.o lel ,Ssoas Ia the hssrtiness OF the
.hs 80 s,'2es shessrsd pom the happy couple
s4sj. ~ ~ ~ = Nc dsggRter " the late John 4.
~ 6.aee 70" city, aud IA remarkably hand
go s,s',s y .ell-known and higbiy-respect.
esit = I, .sese lie has been well npent and
- TAIN community. The couple left on the
~ SS,s, ,S - Trip - New YorE. Boston, anc
s,Lensss, neflh. The bride WAS the recipient
hhis,M u handsome presents.
~ kls.s.s Ss out 10 the marriage Of the Rev
u AN ses.slsnt rsstor Of Grace church Ii
a A.ss falth ~, daaEeter Of Mr.
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alcaMoNn IosAcco MARker.

sLoua-we aa,.s: Fine. sssss,sS: sapef-
nne, s:25as2,5o; extra, sA "a 'sa"s'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. ocroBER "a. 1892.
Sun rises. ........ 6:32 HIGH TIDR.
sun sets. $40 Morning. ......... S:24
Moon sets......... 1908 Evening. ........ o:40
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 20. 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond, New York, merchan-
disc ana passengers; George W. Alien q Co,
agents.
schooner George W. Anderson, Gale, Rondout,
cement, Warner Moore & Co
schooner s. V. W. Simmons, Doughty, Pnila-
delphia, coal, Charles ii. Page.
skILED.
steamer Ariel, Deyo Norfolk, merchantise
and passengers l. B. Tetum, vice. presldent
Steamship Richmond, New York. merchan-
disc and passengers; George W. Allen e Co..
agents
PORT oRSEwPoRT NEWS. OCTOBER 20, 1892.
lBy telegraph.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Saturn, Boston,
Schooner Eagle plne. Portsmouth
Schooner James Ives, Charleston.
PoRToFwEsT POINT. ocrossR 20. ls0a
iBy teissrapnl
AEs;vxp
Steamship Baltiinosr. Aennott, Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo
sAILgr.
Steamship Baltimore. Baltimore. passenger
and senerai cargo
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To Re snnt 10 Chicago.

Mr. L. b. Vaughan has consented 20 send to
chicago for exhIbiti0n at the Worlds Fair the
large tobacco hogshead which no had IN the
Trades Parade, with which the Virginia Exposi-
tion opened. He was 50 requested 10 do by Dr.
Brockenbfough, Senator Jordan and Secretary
Morton, OF tho Virginia World's-Fair Board, who
had conference with him yesterday with refer
eDce to the matter. II IL probable that num-
Der Of other good features win be Cleaned IRON
the exhibits made at the Exposition Just closed.
Saturday is TIE day Of rsgistratIon. Sc that
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CHICAGO. I,l., October 25.--Red hags wiz 90
barred in the parade forming part d tne exe 4.
c.ses Of November 9TH arranged 10 honor o. tne
unyouiug d tho Anarchist monnmen. q. |" s s.as
helm. Application for permit ~ te-aay.
Chief mcCiauehrey issued the usual permit, pu'
inserted a clause for5ldding red nsgss
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GRAM ANo COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, October 26.-oyFERIs0s-Whcat
$500 busnels. Corn. I,02x bushels. Oats, 900
bushels. Rye. 800 bushels. Peas, SO tushols-
SALEA Wheat, $3.50 nnshels. Corn. 2l0 bush
els. Peas, ~ bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WasAr.-Longbsrry. 75a7Bc. Mixed. T3t1se'
nhofsperry. 70a7sc. No . red, 76a77c-
gAan.-White. Virginia, new, 4oaooc.
OATS. Winter (tor seed, 3sa4ye. Ma y
mixed 3Jtea37c. (; No. 3, Mixed Soa3oc.
HYz--B0a66c.
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A Temporary "Shut-Down."

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcn'J
SCOTLAND NECK, n. C., October 26.-The knit
tipg-mills had 10 shut down yesterday because
OF the lack Of water. II Will be only temporary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

magnets for investigating spirits had depsrted
rATrT booth itself, so nosiccabiy popular hero'o-
Tore, had comparatively lev visitors.
THE DOORS FINALLY CLOSED.
About 10 o'clock last night the doors were
closed 10 the public aud the Erposinon was ose..
The sectetary's ONCE, however, VIII commune W
Saturday. by which time all the exhibits WI
have bsen removed. The smiling countenancos
Of the clerks IN the secretary ONCE are gen.
uino Inspiration Though their WORK - ~ yhen
means complete, "the blessed day IA near "hoh
We win got breathing SPELL they say. ,
During the last one or two days the sociey
Lost considerable money, the attendance posrs
Tar smaller than they had expectea' M rscbt
pretty certain that they will come out all ngn ,
financially. Much commentator IA due the Vln-
cials, managers, and employees <generauy, as
well as the city OF Richmond, for tho msnner ~
which they conducted the fair everything ws en-.
OF In perfectly satisfactory way; ana WINE We
Exposition was not az great financial success
as IL might have been, taking II oil In all y was
unquestlonabiy credit 70 the city ana 20 'ne
State OF Virginia
department speak In fisttering terms o. tne
services OF the superintendent, MI, a =. houh.f
who IL IN his list year. Inc oid genie 10
man IL the patentee OF dozen mechanlc al ~
yentions fIe Il blessed with keen intenec,,
and the humorous element In his nature Sun
makes him as entertaining as the average
amateur comedian.
NOT DECIDED By LOT.
RICHMOND, VA, October 20, 1872.
To the Editor Of the Dtspdich:
We ask permission 20 correct the statement
made in your paper this morning that tho mai
award Of the first premium on lager beer AZ tne
Exposition was made by lot. This matter was
decided by a committee Of i've judges ana tne
samples Of beer which they examined were
handed TO them, numbered one aud two. 10y
agreement they we're TO Judge Of the merits OF
the two samples and vote by ballot, Wltnout
and the decision Of the majority was 10 be nnaL
When the ballots we're counted they stood three
TO two In favor OF sample No. 2. which was
taken by tho undersigned from bottles selected
by US from the exhibit OF the Peter stumpf
Brewing Company,
Respectfully, HENRY w; WoOD,
EVERETT WADDgY.
Specinl Advisory Board, Department III.
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Saturday is the day Of repatriation. See that
your name Is Oh the list, 50 thar you can rote.
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THE WEATHER IN IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY Wis
clear and considerably ccQler. Tho skios were
clear az midnight.
Range OF the thermometer at tho front.door
~ fha DIsg krcU nfrira vaaterdav.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

The chief dependence OF those liable to sud-
den colds is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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dying man. They found that Rice had been
dealt terrible blow across the lett temple
which had cracked the skull in several
places, causing dow OF blood 20 the
brain and producing death. DR.. Taylor
says that the brain was not pierced
by any sharp instrument, as Was supposed
by Robert Rice, who claimed that both he and his
brother were hit by Ryan with blackjack
or more technically speaking, Morgan rat
tier" which is short. smooth piece OF wood
heavily loaded with knife In the side or END
Coroner Taylor said IN this connection that the
wound received ~ John Rice certainly appeared
70 have been made by an instrument with a
smooth surface, rather than rough hickory
stick with a silver handle, ouch as was carried
by the deceased.
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whse Nature

Saturday IL the day Of reg,straf'on' see "'
your aams 70 On the lit, 90 that you "a" poss'
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and the
Wcat her Indications
rBy telegraph to tho Dispatch,

fBytelecrsph to tho Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. d. c.. October &c.
IriIp Forecast for Virginia for twenty-ioar
IN" hours--from midnight TO midnight: Fair
Jwes,her; west winds.
For North Carolina: Fair weather:
northwest winds.
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INQUEST AND FUNERAL.

The inquest will be held at IL O'clock this
morning at the Third Police-Station. The jury
will be summoned 20 tho house OF tho deceased,
and after viewing the body will go to the station
house 70 hear tie testimony.
The funeral Will take place from the Marshall
Street Christian church this afternoon at j
O'Clock, and tho interment will be made at Oak
wood cemetery The deceased leaves wife aud
four children, and has always been considered
good and peaceable citizen.
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CHICAGO CATTLE MAhkEE
CHICAGO, October 20.--Cattle- Receipts, 20. 900
head; shipments, 5000 head market steady.
Prime 10 extra natives, sl.l6aS5.60: others,
s2.75es5; Texans, s2asa25; rangers, SILICA
1870.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000 heat: shipments,
10000 head; market opened strong and closed
weak at DC. lower: rough aud common, S5.2Js
so.4O; mixed aud packers, t5.JOssj.Uo prime
heavy and butchers weights, sj.10asJ.sO; Hight,
SJ.25aa5.s0.
Sheep-Recelpts. 1000 head shipments.
100 head; market active ana steady; nltlyes,
s5.75a5.9o (; westerns. sias4.65; iam0s. sj15a
$3.50.
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Saturday is ne day Of REPATRIATION. Sc that
lo,,r name q on the let, ~ thar you can cote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
s,vs Jous RICE WAS srRUcx FIRST.
THE POsT-NORTEN.

The post-mortem examination OF the body was
held yesterday afternoon at o'clock and was
conducted by Drs. Taylor, the Coroner. bosher'
the assistant coroner, Gordon, the jail physician,
and Winfree, who was called IN 10 attend the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27

0l ttr kl'hmOnc DlbUAtch.I
'". NlHIE. Va. October 26.-There viii
''l. a..y % tho Democracy at this place
t-.-4i. 'Lt .r.n of this month. The COM
expecting over 900 people.
.s BID. l- Discussed ~ Messrs. b. r..
'-. .. Montague. ". I. Harris, John
tt. .alle s swanson.
t.. cordially invites any Third
'.r.t r. participate IN this meeting and
a-f --a..u tilI te listened o. with pleasure.
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OEA Ills.

DEAIHS.
BIGELOW.-Died.n t the residence OF
his mother. Mrs. c. u. Bigelow, No. 10 east
Cary street. Wedn esday. October rs, 1852.
at 1880 A. NJ, WILLIAM MCFARLAND
BlGELOW. in the SD year OF ms age.
The funeral will take place from Grace
Street Baptist church THIS (rhurscayl
AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock. Friends and
relatives Of the family are invited to a.
tend.
STITH. Died. at her parents residence.
$40 west Main street. az 1890 A. u. Octo.
Der 2sth. MARY DAVIS. infant OF j. Z.
and Ida III. .Snth; aged months and
week.
Thy will be done
Funeral from the house NJ z. VI:
THURSDAY. 2Tth instant. Friends asd
acquaintance Of the family invited TO al
tend.
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DROUGHT THaouoHour rHssrArf.
Nearly All Vegetation Burned Up, tho

Saturday 70 the day Of registration. See that
your name is on the last. 90 that you can vote.
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AN,u OLA Ihird-Pnrty Night.

.r ~ tAe Richmond Dispatch1
b.. is, A., October 26.-Mr. Carter, Of
'-'.f ...I.l 4h.rI-p1riy " orator. and per-
'--t. IFuoraut Of facts and devoid OF
.r t-fe s-t night 20 a " Deggarly &c
coma tlted his audience, aud IL
''' very -Ji night Tor the speaker aud
- .-..
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20 -'1.'c o. The richmond DIS Datch.l
ttIt >jE'Nl.. Va, October 24.-The pOlti-
-rras. .a- teen waged here quietly but
F-'-- A. one time the Third party
r -'t.,i .-.r % o good many Democratic
rss l .--~. ,iou along that line has been
t-... e.... 3D. .r he HillbOro' district There
SCENE. r.I-l" there, but not enough to
.i-.t..y al no lac majority Of the county.
s.. ..-.r uangcrleli and his daughter,
IT, .uuton, and Miss Juliet Dam
f.-is coJuty, are guests Of Cap
e...... 81. Anderson
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-12-13
-rhey Are Great Haters.

~The Republican press have COM
saau taelae. "They. the Democrats
viii not lie true to their policy" A
gveat caravan Of Gypsy fortune tellers
see they. They hope to turn a popu-
eSay tide by guess work do they
Thev are haters of the people now,
sitst,e they have risen in their might
so eut short their INSCRIPTIONS meth
DDS.
Thcy have drawn the life-blood
fcom tI,e people, depleted the treasury
-aad are now mad because the edict
81. d;as far but no further President
Harrison has sounded the bugle and
the Republican policy will be as here
1c6oye, pension steal, robber tariff and
Ggrce Hill Their only hope of per
petuati9a in power is through the
great army of pensioners, power and
negro supremacy in the South to be
brought about by the force bill.
Strange, shocking, strange is it that
Ihcre are mon in the South willing tC
sacrifice 4 country Of peace, liberty
and prosperity for party power and
W&o use their own powers for person.
al meCcenary motives, to the strangu
I&tiaa Of patriotism. Force bill, ne
gro supremacy, down trodder
abasod humjjintcd white race in pre-
firsaGa ID the voice OF the people
Il link GA these things. ..E.s@ly
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-12-13
lnvisorators and Egg Foods.

The majority Of egg-foods are com
posed Of those elements that enter
into the composition of an egg. and
their success depends upon the fact
that they supply material which is
often overlooked by those who keep
poultry. For instance ground bone
ground meat, salt and charcoal, are
ingrcdient--the first, TO supply the
phosphates; the second, the albumen
the third that which is often not sup
piled, and the forth as corrective.
Hence, two pounds OF ground bones
two pounds of ground meat, half a
pound OF salt pound of charcoal, a
pound of tenpgreek (uscd as tonic,
and assistant to digestion) with an
ounce each otsulphur, bread soda and
ginger, makes very good egg-food.
which may be given to six fowls daily
using tablespoonful. We have
given other egg-foods; but mention
the above as very cheap.-Ponltry
eeper.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-12-13

Abig window glass factory has
,becu located at Alexandria, Ind. The
caTital stock of the company is
$JgD0,QO0. tits said that $500 men
wiH be required to run it. Alexandria
As onGUf these boom towns worked up
ay lot Of fellows eager for the dollar
ia order 10 catch suckers. We are
sorry 10 say quite number Of them
have already been basketed, and the
tratBy are loaded with many moro.
Experience has but little effect on
ssauts people, ana "iooIs and theil
Esaouey soon part Last week q
apaciai Of that kind left Lexington fol
-lalexGRdria, and some few of oul
<soUnty and tOwnsmcn joined the car.
ogau.
pVVidcnti&l-A big fire has con.
snnlCd the business part of tie town
boom aaad ali.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-12-13

The numbers 4-l1-44 have had an
unusual interest for certain element
of the Republican party. The colored
brothers of sporting proclivitiess have
studied them with peculiar tascina-
ton. But the charm seems TO have
been broken in favor Of the Democ-
racy. There are A States and AL
electoral votes. 1t was on the eve Of
the lllh month that tie Democracy
won their brilliant victory. The 444
electoral votes divided by 4, the mum
Der of candidates for the Presidency
will give III, aud this is the majority
Of Mr.. Cleveland in the Electoral
College.-Georgetown Times.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-12-13

The ElectoI al College for Kentucky
aatsi at Frankfort Wednesday in com.
sd5atiec with the State law, and cas-
Kcaiucty's thirteen votes for Cleve.
Iaa<i and Stevenson. In compliance
sF5tst the United States Statues, they
.-STiH acet again the second Monday in
January, and go through the ZANE
form Mr.. Friedrich c. Riddle, of
Bourbon, was chosen messenger
Among those who wanted the priv.
Iege "f carrying the vote to Washing
rtoa, and there were several, was oul
sfc5el'd Thomas II. Fox, ofthe Danville
s4leasscrat. We regret that this very
Eii<osant gentleman and sterling Dem.
0crai, could not secure the little honor
he desired. Tom Fox has been mum.
berssl among the old Guardfor many
yessrs. aud neither his pen, his voice,
ElDr His money has been withheld
-wis,-ss contest was on between the
he npcrats and the enemy.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-12-13
Mgr. .satolli delivered an address

Mgr. Satolli delivered an address
before a meeting of the Archbishops
in New York recently. In it the rep
resentstive of the Pope states that,
under certain conditions, there is no
objection to Catholic children attend
ing the pubic schools. Several plans
are recommended, hewever, by which
the features of these schools consid-
cred obnoxious by the church may be
removed. The first consists in an
agreement between the Bishop and
the School Board, whereby the Catho-
lie children may be assembled during
Stree time" and taught the catechism.