Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 21, Number 37, Jasper, Dubois County, 12 September 1879 — Page 6
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WEEKLY OOUEIEIL
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CURRENT NEWS.
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HarrbiLawls was A Mnmgphttform
tW Sooth. The Secretary I- convinced,
' frrhe -rener! tenor of his eorrespoml-
' ... tW luiuiiuut will 1m Olllte !t"H-
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W (I,, IrHH llrtyl, tMUl-lfmH-, WW imr i-ttb 1 frfc.ir arm and amMHHHhm to Indian
t between the YewmMone ami the lommlnry ? Hue. Tlelm tw the country f n'-iCi,HariveiiSHtNc-ltH's Wkiw.
1 lta form jii-Mmn mm im- 7 . - -
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irMte the Wea nmlm mi
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JSTS Site WtweeH the haJMee4 ami hMik' ehetit1Wthe Army rrt'iSvlE M ,
GVVYm'v Sj: ;" , the HUcht f the Jt mUkie ,t th, w'liSlltt rrehk?. i "viJ vHfck. The mlK w.re ?m- . .... - ; . ..ui i mi u txe.
tn ue Mem a I - - . . . .
Dmemt, ht It Ml. mMMhwtod for Gvror .
The Cw HHHt at Wwt TolHt was HHvelkMl tm the JWtk with amrHH-kte cmwmiw. AmlrM were mmle hy Ooi-H. gehMieM awl BaHk ami Ahwrwm S. Sulllvh, Kmm who iMlvwrwl the prweHtatlim
iJm. Tk statue U the wrtc i .nr.
WlWim NcDowaM, ami wh iM fr with (iimk ral-e! hy the Cu-tr MoHtimeHt AkMtehttbm. A HarrWrnrx Owml .Turj- "W'1 ,nu' hllh flH-t M'w. 11. Kemhk awl kpvithI ther well kmwH iwlltKlHH. for corrupt wOk-ltathm of im wherj of thi last IVhu1IHirtHrc. A Mumlwr of mvmlwnt testllleA that money hlleeH jfnaranteetl
tlwmfortlH'lrvotcMlH favor of theMHapproirltiK a mrjee amount of money to lmy Ktes Immrred hy rmm oftherallnMiil riots two years ajeo. The eckhnited trottlHf: hnr Uanis, with the reoonl of W Ih 2:1 1-1. lclt tho
fatefit ever nmOe, me Ih-cm ptirehawd by t Koliert Wowmr of Xcw York, for f!,0.
ami hf 1wh wKWruwii from the turf, all Its entTNgcmeHt laimc catieeled. Interest In the affair of the .ratue family ho Ihm'R Tvnwakemtl hy the Muhlen tlpartHre fnm the mnsl.m at Cauowhot of Mrs. Spr?thf taking whh her three of the children. Th. Hu4hlM fommunltv hau almmloiwd
th'lr ,'VMi'm f ' complex inarriajees." larthtlly otd of deference to the opinion of their ....t...i... .mi iurtLil' 1wihiii tlierwere
thtvatem-d with pro-ecution uittler the law. Jjvo. The m
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THE AMKXMCft 1IVENUE LAW.
ArtMaa ajul Oecnyatlow now bobjeet to
IKIIHHW!
mm towards preventlnif tho fphud of the fever. ,, , Then1 were 10 death from yellow fever . . .tf u"il.
. A new mM P" J - - - . WAgmKaTOXt D. C.f SeptemlMT 1Thc wlto C w . . . ; J Abatement hu Jnn PW-wd by the Iu-
I interns on inn in, in "
,.iiaituimiMiiiumul vellow fever. tt the
'.'Till Gen. Hood hlmwlf and his daughter, J fed 10, wero loth lahcii down with the , fever. Their rwidrnre Is on Thlnl, nenr
Annunciation .Street. On theaWh there were 10 additional tUatliH from yellow fever at Memphis, with hut four new cases n-jwrteil. Three iKimnis died from yellow fever, on the jth, oh the tmrlc lllack l'rhtce, fnnn Havana, now lyinB at the New Orleans Quarantine StathHK Three others were ilown with the (Itf-cacc.
Tliomas 1. Uowman was iwnjceu at ash
trml Revenue Bureau showing the articles d occupations subject to tax under the Internal Revenue law, as they wem changed hy rveent legislathm. They are as follow: DioltalnlaMk,orwUhMtrsois, eat., e. eatteit In the UnsineM of liaukititc. lTeiMHilts In savltiK banks. Capital ot twnks. etc., and capital emnlnrctV by any person In the Inwliiosn of bttaklux l! yond avemKe amount Invested In United Circulation' Issued by any bank, etc., or irmh, per month. Kauks, etc., on amoant of notes of aay per. boh, Utate bank, or Stat tmnklwK tW'Oclatton, used for circulation and mld out.
Hanks, bankers, or aocwiHM, on amount of iioicifof Hiivtown, city or wtuniclpul tor- ' Kration, iwld out by tlicm,-
r.VITJ penwIH, m In, nwinmm"', mn-i nmu
. r .t... 1, tin. .mi p-lr r nf I national bank asMKilatlons. anu etisry cor-
lioro, v.., on uiu -nn oration. State bank, or State IntnuliiK asm
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elation, on tun amount oi iiinnininiim'B uwi
for circulation ami muu out n" uieiu. Kvcn" such perwui, tlnn, asMM-tutson, corluiruilmi. siiiin itHiik or Mate liaiiKini: :t-ocl-
atlon, uud alwver'nathmal biinUUU oo-
elation, on the amount of nots of urn- pcrmn,
llnu, HSMclHllon, mncruiHii u n;vii"ii'i iiuiik-iHKHSMH-latUiu.or of Hiiy coriionitlon, Mule IwnkorMatoimnklmeaMMiatlon, or of any town, cit v r innnielpal corporation, used for circillHtioii and vald out Jiy tliein.
Itank-elick. uraii.omcr, or umrii'T lorine
cut t the IWmoi SHrte "Frr
Syricht SeH. Ott. 1. The iiJmcet?UwwitM".pt
a
eMtered mH an wirmt enisle asmM lot
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extreme penalty tf
A
ilTTrl"lZ J . ,ial!v mrtil to Thiir bttlm
re-e '"ISTl. "'7., wL.r tl.r.-at U the ex
ooce
the htw.
KSehanl Sfcvcn-oH, CnHed State iKimty
Mars-hal. w sh to death in Kinsman rowtitv.-Km-. oh the Hh Hlt..hy a horx-
thiefwho e-eapedto the Indian Territory.
tfimee, $15.1i?,70: silver Me-,
Sl.st M: curreiw' tertmeate. '.
M; uifMWiMwg eefttSw
te4eivottM4lmet $mT,l; frK-tkm-
JomX rtrCr n ,ie ' W aned the thh,f at dHn,Cemrft J itaSTeknilallon mtt- " ton. mm wa ntumimr with the imhht hH TIr Z . tfectrtoKmmaH. Itoth nnn. to-
a or NMfMwl xoW hank oe
e 4m the- M of .lawnary hi-t
Hereafter the Community will W divhlt
Into tho-e who are n-jnilarly married and thoe who pr'fer celilwey, all other arnuHCemes f social intercourse ami common proiMirty n'maininjf the sme a hen-tofore.
Gen. Orant has Wvn dofnjt Japan very thoroughly hWreceiHfon evcrjvherebelnsr mot cordial. It was hh intention to sail for home in 5eptemlH.T. Sir Ilowlaml Hill, who introduced the system of cheap postage in KnjrlaHd. died in
l.'MwIoti on tm 27th. i:'d M
his wife.
There, were 10 deaths from fever anu 2 new cases at Memphis on the 20th. tJeneral J. 11. Ilood.who died at his home In Xcw OrItis on the 510th ult,, of yellow fever, was a native of Montgomery Cotinty, Ky. l(el'ft a family of 11 children, the elilest 10 years or ape and the ynuiufest i. t.. 4 .....i o M ll.uiit ittixt no the
A. , ii Vv.il- tt. elites, 1 imvment of Mii.VMiuiof money wtmLoeur, 24th, of the same disease; I.vdla. the eldest flrHW)l ,Mm Hny mnker,or tm-t torn-
ilaiivhter. it ei a lew iimirs ancr ner i .
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Another daughter, Kthel, was uown wiui the disease, hut progressing favorably. j On the noth there were 5W new cae of fever ami 10 deaths at Memphis. On the.tlst
the new cases numbered 20 ami tlie ueatns)
number of deaths for the weeki
noth was 51 ; total numlicr o I
Total m- i Xther nM a eonwrrial tntveter. were Ih a t, $7.;i.- HTiae. In eseemimjc a decHvMy the ,M jl,.u i thief achd 4veH' rev4vcr ami shot
deaths to nitiie date, 2. 'Ihere were 1 a new cases rciairted durlmf -the week, ,of which 87 wero white and 84 colored. On the iSMh, Oov. IIoIktIs of Texas i-ued a proclamation declaring illcjtal and void tlH' quarantine of Houston araln-t (iaHc-toii. On the followliurday a train w sent, from Galvestoti to Houston, iKarinsr a Tnited ?tate Msr-lwl and 40 deputies, toXcthcrwith the rnlted States ronunl-Ioner and District Attorney, tlH' Marshal lwlmr Instructed to arrest any
minH attempting to tn the train, upon a
imii. . Medicines or pivparatioiis. I Perfumeries mid cniwctics. I Friction nintchw. Wiiv tapei. fiKiirllKhtr.
riuyuifc cams. , spirits di-iilled from applos, ptolie, or 'AVlrits dUtllled from matcrinhtMhcr than
tippler, peaches or kiujm's,
hcci
rcls,
lhe workiiHoncn of Shemehl recently hld j cnTe ,,f Jntcrferiir with the transportation
t 'aOMMi There w redeemed dormr Amn mnVtl hmfc to the HiHMt of $X7,R.4, of the proceeds of which j wjh i wdVy Mt.m4 f 1,HM7 ws credited on the
hwHt aeeowwt to the deiositry hanks. The insUoce on Umn aecwnt m the Wk .Tidy 31 f ,JW;,17; atehe-eot hwsines-.-, Anrun m. $.a,7, wtac reduction of the btfcMHJe durmc Aufn mt $ l,w,m The ianut of catted hMHhi ortetandmfr l f S,t74. Durfag Amc- ilver paymeiit fram the Uhl States Treaswy and the United State Him amounted to f !,!,.
sive of the. mhouM of returns for 8ver Mthfales. The xfjerejeate weht of eki
XS WlTNa WT.
Tbe k4mr CommerrM JMktkt'i cti
ui. at thLc fift-fim's .urMMT wheat crop of
the Xorthwe i Itijm, hiuhel. afainst
m.".m hw-t year. The avcrare yield fwr
11.42 hwt rear, ad the acyrejr4e aereM L .m.m. aam S,S14,7 hMt er
The average yWd per xre tfc dmerent 'NilM is eshM4ed as follow: Illinois.
11.4; inMm, 1.T4; Minnesota. 18.11; tMra- 12.3: braka, IS-?: Kaws, .;
MWri. 1S.: Dtt- Qty
penoraMy repvted very xod-Wer than for
from retnrms received from m comities m Emw. Xehmki, WeMera Mfconri ami
lontheni Iowa, estm.a- -j a l-rjfely imresed MroMfe ami yki of eoni. a eompared wh
hMCToar. Thchrfeenilmmme (own few been wmaewhat damwred Uydryweath
er. it i estimated that fewer hofa will he
marketed thfc season than hwt.
Henri Stewart was hanged at Fort Smith,
Ark., on the 29th. He, together with his cousin, Wiley Stewart . killed Dr. John B. Jones at Caddo, I. T., in August last. A personal quarrel was the cause of the killing. Both the murderers fled. Henri was subsequently arrested in Jasper County, Mo., where his family resides. Wiley is still at large. Henri Stewart was not quite 31 years of age.
He was a man of liberal education, having
been graduated at Yale Medical School, and for several years served as surgeon on Pacific coast steamers.
He was a hard drinker at times, and to this
he attributes the culmination of his trou-
bles. He denied having any thing to do personally with the killing of Dr. Jones, but admitted having been in his cousin's com-
pany at the time of the murder
and accompanying him in his flight.
At the same time and at the same place, William Elliott, otherwise known "Colorado Bill," but whose real name was Wil-
liam Elliott Wiley, was hanged for the murder of Ross Cunningham at Muscogee, I . T., in January last. The murder followed at
the termination of a night's carouse in a dis-
hHhtwhthhrea-t. Hethtn Uharmeil the commercial -traveler, mounted the lH.t horveand fled. teven-s was well known hi the ?Hate, havaafT heon Treasurer of Lyon Cowityand County Conunl jhrncr of nmHtT -evmi terms.
Cmnh- leYomr, who -hot theKcv. I. , Kaltoch m Ji Fnmei-etj, has Irch i-
mkted to haH in the emn of $ 2&,)0.
t Wayne-vine, Warren County, O., on
the momimr of the 3d, the dead bottles of
Mrs-MeiUellatte, hrii-ter, Mrs. weeks, and the laOer's daunhter, Myrtle, apetl 12t were found m tht hou- of Mrs. Hatte,
where they had lam Midh wivered for a week and hal heeome hamy iteeomo-I. They
werval hwined with a halahet. ami lime
had heen sfrinkted m the hodtc to delay
outrefaetioM. Mrs. HatteV son, w HMe, a
hrhtht hoy of i8, a few day hcforeleft for
Cincinnati, and k k beHeved he wet nave
known of the murder, although it secms im-
ooslide that he esmid have had a hand in
Mrs- Hatte's divorced hudwnd Mved in the
tawn. hut no wsmaion attached to him.
Mrs. Weeks lived m Cincinnati, ami was on
a risk to her sister in Wayne Hie.
The Chiholm murder eases were called np m the Cirenk Court of Kemper County, Mb., at DeKaili. on the 3d. Deiendant
moved to a the wdjettnentN Wnt the mo tionswere orcrrled. The sate. and de
fendanb then announced themselves ready for trhd, and special venires of 7rors were drawn in eaeh mse. The aeft ease to le
tried is that of Henry . Gidly, for the wur
tier of Mi Cornelia Ch4hdni, wbkh was
ret for Kridar. The other caw will follow.
Mrs. Chhshohn was present, ammipaHied hy Gen. Woodford of New York. It was stated
that he wonld take no part in the proceed imes.
A terriWe storm occurred on the 1st at Mornn City, La., and atone the Techc The
HeaooWts .Shoho- and AHerta sunk, and a
nortion of the shed of Morgan's wharf and a
lututW nt koiMMs were Itktwn Howh. 1 ne
damare to crops was Immense.
The Orehard (.Ky MI1H ami tne elevator w
Olmtead Cameron at BHrimgton, Iowa
were burned on thenhtof the Jet. Loss
m er msnred for about
In AHen County, Ky., near the Tennessee
State line, on the th hK., Anderson Caner
in a nt of Jealously shot, and killed his wtie
and then blew hi own brains out whh tiiiitnl Wm a via
Geonte .SchwTirU, proprh tor of a chcar store on Montaomery Street, Sin Kranei-c,
a mass laeetimraml resolved that. conMder
itLiXinuiw-iinf the trade in England, a
I rf g...' - - - large emhrratton is aldiitcly iM'eeary.
mHhcr meetinjc Wilt m m-nt to carrj n-
rcMduthm into effect.
omcial reioKt of the are at ItkutsK, whk ii
destroyed alwott 2W bott-i's, show.- I) lives
were hnt, the greater numix-'rot whrh were
chihlrcn.
The Xorth llritl-h lUllway ComiwHy Mas
uu. a redMctloH of 19 per cent, m tne sam
of the rnlted States mails. At the county line the train was jtopicd by the Hmt-ton Health oftleer, who wa arrested ami jrave bnll. I'pon the arrival of the train at the suburb of the city, l-t ructionwere found placed upon the track, and when the train came to a stainl--ttll the City Marslwl cau-ed thearre-t of all par. tics ou lHmrd, refining to recognize the aiithorltveither of the Governor or United .States
Marshal. TheV were taken before the Mayor
rios of Its otMcers and 7 1-2 per cent, in the anl each mtuired to give a bond of $) for
waees of employees. The reduction will his apjM-anuKrc for trial on tne enarjee in io
affect 12,riW persos, ami will make a yearly latiro: tla' state Quarantine law.
savin of .VI,0". The eottmi masters of the Ashton District have further lecided to
reduce waftes ,"4 per cent. The proprietors ot the Burnly coal-neWs have jclvcHenotlce of a
mlucthm in the price of coal ami wsuces.
Thomas W. Rooke Co.'s uteci-iron ami
tin-idate work, near Cardiff, in eon-tant ofieratlon idncc 1740, hnve lieen clo-ed. rbr. vIHm-i.s hod ctowh hp arountl the
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works, the iHhaWtants consMlnfC soniy m wwkinfiictpk! ami their families, andthese, nnmlHrlnft ,W0, are now destitute.
The CttlmH revoluthtn has oralu men set
in motion, the iirst overt act k lnic the cap
ture of an annv convoy lietween MaiuaHllIo and Itayamo by a small forw of InsHtxcnts.
$3.000 in arohl and a huxe iHiamtty ei m-
ml-ar stores fell into their bands.
The Czar has arrived at Warsaw to wit
ness the military maneuver.
The lUrnH ZritHttg of Berlin publl-hes
stati-tics of tm wheat hanest throtu.lwmt
Euroie. Taklm: 1W an represemliH; the
averatfe harvest, that of the present year in AHstro-IlHHfary may le repa'seHtwl by 78;
Germany, 86; France, 78; awKxerlawl.
Italy, 82; EnRlawl, 7; Uu-.-ui, uou-
HHtma, !).
Thetmul.lesm liaytl eontintie unaiwieu
ami threaten to di'-tnty all the remaining In-
,lutrie at the IdaHil. The late-t news Is
that the town of Gonaives, where the ltevo
ltitionists made astand, hadlm-H burned ami nHhond at the termlmtloH of a Mfcht In which
the Insuritent were routed. They fleil to
Jcrenvle, where the same scene will prob aldy he re-enacted. GKNKRAI
Ta a sneech made liefore the Cincinnati
ChalHr of Commerce, oh the 27th, Seere
trv Sherman ilcfended his action In extend-
imt until Oct. 1 the time for the Xcw York
tkMoitfrr lmnks to pay into the Treasury
themoner received by them from the sale of4
per-ecnt . lionds. The Secretary 's action ha
I Im-ch severely criticised in certain ouarter
as unduly favorinfc the two Itanks Interested
On the WMh Mobile renewed Its quarantine
afrainst New Orleans. Major Ilodffe of the United Stuns surveyhue jwrty. on the :Hh,was retried ill with yellow fever at Vidalla, Miss. There were chjcht deaths from fever and 1! new easo at Memphis on the l.t. A thorough svstem of diInfcetioH ha- been adopt-
oil, etcrv house m which me ie-i -pearcd ielmj completely fumhfated and cleaned. The funds of the Howards belnjc exhausted, l'rosklent Ijinftstaff has gone
North to see about future supplies.
Then was one death from yellow fever at
NewOrleHH- on the lt ami two new ea-es
rtiportcd.
The Houston Quarantine climcnlty wa
terminated by the dl-charrc on habea cormi bv.Iuilee .Times of the parties arrested
forvhdatlonof the local nuarantine iaw, n .1. sr.unul that ik. Hoard of Health of
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Houston Imd no authority to ontcr a ipiarau
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tine. No action wa taken lit rejtani u me
HiMitoii otMcers, arrest eil for stoppime tne
mail.
A srenulne ea-eof fever wa n-porteii at
Knlk'V .Station, Tcnn., on the 1-t.
States Marshal Klrby died
Mt tlx. Vew York Quarantine tio.pKai. m
velhiw fi-ver. on the 1-t. He coniracieu me
. . . ... t
ill.easn wlilh) In clmrae or a senooiicr inn
Irt ail l'rinee.
S. Lou Is quarantined ajwlnst New Orleans
on the 1st.
Tti..i-i. was owe death from fever on the 1st
nt the St. Louis Quarantine Ho-pltaUeHviinr
nlHeca-esonbnml.two of which were re ported convalescent.
On the !kl there were fmir death from
fever ami 28 new cae at Memphis.
The New Orleans Hoard of Health states omdallv that up to the 81st ult. tln-re had nnlv been 17 death- from yellow fever Ih that
..lie this) vcir. Thev scout the Idea that
there I any danger of an epidemic there thl
soa-on.
tlilens of any quantltyje-- tl .n bar-
K.x tlrii'iM of m Ham-N or nion.
iites. liquors, oreonipouu'l- kro-ii or tic iKHiilualetl as wine, ami outdo in imitation ot -mm klhijf wine or champiinet but uti ittmlt from Kniper. rown in Hie United rt, nud !l(iuoi. not mtutoinitu irrniH. enrraat, rlm-
i btirb or bcrriiv- ymwli In tm Fiipiil -tide-.
but mimueoo uv uciujf recuneii or i;,m.ii miih distfllisl (.pit it-. ltetail Huuor 'lealei-s. Wlnile-alo liquor ilcnlcr. MaHHfaclHrers of still. Still or wmnis, miinufaetured, Stamiis for distilled spirits iuttattlcd fosxei IHHt. Stanq. distiller' wai-ebotisi;. , Stamps for rectified -pints. T
.-IHlUi, Miitosie onoiu -uiini-n. MHtiips. hHeittl iMtntled wiirelioie. -tamp-.siH'cial bonded aruhouti(i a. varohouMint). t Stamps for Imported spiilt. Cijfiu timl cheroots, CiKHrettcs. ManufHctiirers of ehrars. Smitf, of all ib'setipiioas. domcti?Qrim IKHted, and stiult tloursoblor romvet fo -, tier NHind. ... Toimicco, ebewimc and smoking. Dealer? in leaf tobacco. Ki'lull deMlers Ih li'Hf tolmero.
Dealers manufactured tobacco. Manufacturers of tobacco. . 1'etldlern ff tolmcco. Fermented lUpwi-s. Rrewei-s. Hetall di-alers in malt liquors. Wholesale dealers in malt liquors.
Statistics f Label. Commissioner Le Dtxc b eollecUng
aUtkttka for his next annual report ooaeera-
lac the rate of wages and the costoimmg
among farm laborers inrouKuw t State?. Within the IfWtyearbe has aerSi,ml the cost ot living ami the average rate ofwage. paid have .feea about 5per
da. Calliernia, ureaon m " """f. ., . So"rin Coa-dNew Mexico there
baa lecn an mere ------ , fi paid, and a corresponding increase in the lost 'of Hying, owing to the demand for la-
lor resulting irom ine wrgo ." '" ,. tlona that have developed within the last A.
month, in Minnesota, anu " State and Territories named, the rateatrf wages paki and the expense of llvlag IS about
the same as It was a year ao.
In New Kneiamunc aent-- . iJZw J&it board, H i Bfi
. ukhu uuw ImhI note, was shot ami ' Utit Vr. siterman savs he was actuated sole
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istantlr kitted in m own store on ine i jy by a ilestre to prevent im sinaftemij momim of the 1. His aasln wa a young money matters whfch would follow the sutlman named Haskell, a clerk in a law omee. j faH wHlnlraH-al of so large an amount of lcA per' ahereation that took place 1m- l tenders (nearly $W,W,000), and for tween them at a pwldic meeting hehl the pre- wjod, the DejiartmeHt hntl no present tt-e. vhHH night wa the cau-e id the ,-htHding. Cant- Ead" to Kuropc. The Minnesota KepnWIeaH State Cohvch- vklioW t'EVKK. tion, heW aturaH. j tin, uJ ' order ,d Governor lUdtcrts, the IIcaHh
atrs TV PrWent is eom- 2th, iwrmilieu tne iw-senpers n m:
antined steam-ship Colorado, from the West Indies, to come up to the city. The City of
his victim and several others participated.
...... i uaiA u.ww. mm i bm' . n I rim r . - - ' - -
asra nst $22.W a year ago, itriie has 10 per cent. The average cost ofWriiy-J
decline of more tnan wwr w.-m. . M.
I York,, ew .,emy -
vanw, tne prices ! ". Y i,, .,.
fallen 8 8-4 per cent, wane tuc -o ha fallen 10 per cent. fc In Virginia. Maryland. Nortli : ami tmna Camliim and Georgla lalior Ij.reduecd betrt ir, per cent, and subslstcnee 10 Jj; wi in Alalwma. Mis-isslppl. uU U Texas the decline In wac has bfH'U alsmt a Imt cent, and the cost of living alwut 3 is.r t-ellt. .. ....,. vfiM.lr.-.u and
.. M.I. llllllfllH. .IliLlllHOM
IH UHlf! imimni
Wi-con-In tl fann lomtl I
fissippi the avera
liiaterwiiy cnanaeu " i great rcdtietioH having Uken place iu 1S..
the average rate of wa?e mid to I $2).i0, while west of thcMi- . ... .z tito.t to .l.Sl. The
me. tiw" i.-... not
prlci r WHjr , the en XMVhe
TIE MARKETS.
ElecttMts f 187t.
The following is llt of the flections
held, or to be held, this fall:
r.nr.rnta. Sent. 3. State and Judicial
vmi-'a a
i officers, four Congressmen and members oi i X6n?ita&ttir0a I Maine. Sept. 8. -Governor and members 1 of Legislature. , , I Ohio, Oct. 14. State officers and members
of Legislature
NEW YOKK, SeirtelS.lSW. flATTT.E Xattva Steers $7.7 "'?.'?
SHKKP-Oommoa to Choice. S HOGS Live iM COTTON MbJtlliRg... ; T, FW)UK-5ood to Choice " WIIEAT-No.SSiHlng 1 CORN-Ungraded......
OATS W etrtorn ltxeu
reputable house, in which the murderer and
Iowa, Oct. 14. State entcers, members of I FLOUK-Choicc
At. tonm, . ZZZZZt mZI Trea-nrr for his sHecfm managemeHt of 1 a eoal-oll lamn exploded mthehndoC Jim ? - , v.ttn- fair i wLTZ. 7itTlra-sJu-s Vj,rr r II VI. tV nnaHee of the Nation. A ratr Knhic Alien, oamrnter (H jtayor i. ii. t .... . mU rwttre CivHervlce. v ln.diloraUiwietrf theComoJfer- e,fTh . .i
Itislature, and one Congreasman to nil a
vacancy. v.irvIiud.Nov.4. State oileersand tem-
, lers of Legislature.
Hmt-ton, on the following morning, put" atasoaanuseus, ov. amw umw u into effect its quarantine order aH-t 0,1- '''r-ls.Me oeera ami
eton. previously atlopted, bttt matle con- 'ruktnre.
dithmal ttp thts action of the latter dty. New York, Nov. 4. State offleera and
t u .nti tw s.MAir the SH.fm . mewth-Meii a- matters m inenigmwt ti" ,,.., -., .....i,..! i ti.mtieb . Uum.
LJ- " tvl Jk, todtiaetHof the..State. ' V ! " e."'" I; r " l'sHosvlvanla. Nov. 4,-SUte Treasurer
a v t . - i ma HHeiai a ana nrm m a ivn a v - aaui nan aa nam i tt i n i ire miniuiiii
at the late eiectVm U Mlows: IMaeklnirH, nt of the quarantine rcMric ion. , LeyWma, Dec. 2.-Oa the adeptkm of ai lies Mmc wriwn e..mui at T..hhih. itietl a nroc- ' t- rnlliii ab.
twl 1as Tiai, KI'SIM. KCMHMieaH. PI.- I ' s.., - - unmn v.m....
wutrv Vmi.
sr. Louis. COTTON-Mlddllng.... BEEVKS Cliolce to Fancy... ool to Prime Native Cows To.thh Steers....... IIOr..i ComtiMin to Select.... S1IKKP Natlvo
Texan.
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WHEAT Heil Winter, No. 2..
lieu miner, .o.
s.;9
8.46 ff . i.es & 9M
4. 4.10 S.Okl 2.i 5. W :m 4JW
hm. edKr aod prwprirtor
W, hwninc her so tadly that she died ton
XVMranteed hystatHtc; retrenchment Ih pub
alerk of the Kanw IaeWe Kxpre Com
TMu-si ICmm CHr. has Iteen recovered. ,wt -" T . .7 ... t rru rt... f T.MtMvfcsee tstWI a nroc
ltefHwarde4 the Wpres- from 1. "Jf purging tKe Kople of , a tu,Ut.Tit-i4n.V. J.. and fmm hi. , Wt Cook, tireenaeK, KJ,wm. iwwwmrnf t.i l U,m,. i
rnadfem Imd Ihe Kxpres. Company ' ahrKy, 4i:. The JtZiTZ pert and men wo,U Hcquumkul with the
hktseeml-4on of K before k r" ' .... M,..fmil I
was aVtrvered hi the eondtmee. There is, aM HttaU Ja lllPl'aWHPl It, fit aVaVkara ChathM Harris wa hamted at Mantacwe. :
T.th. mi tke amh. for the nmrtler of M thmwas-
brotherlnleM. (Ker,PpeplewKnesed wt W the hanging, and the trap felt the entire bring
Mr, .1. IL Oleott qitotes "tiltl t-lmii
... e ... 4...!,t.i. utlti
rrL.xr-L.IItMrtt.tt.ltl.bttslnforll IIW HIMI OIH " T B
rn; inirtrnii ai "t v -
AXI fHMJTM KAST. j th MemphiTatt'thoritlrs ,b.t It will honor J lJ g J New York .-Hate Greenback C.; WHHh.Mf.r.t ,
nemat Liwa w iittn v.- , ,N r-tm- 1 fe ilu reason lint tllO Inntillftlt'tl liber
is mam., by some id the thk-gates to; , luring Krhut ot m tiajs ueieuuo,,, , . , munK whll5 ,wft. ammt a f-ion wHh the Soft-mom y intcHthHi tn lng to supply ration simply a a lMitOiitts ttatl 10 tntmfe
1 COHN' No.iMised 1 OATS Xo.'J. . ...
KYK No, II .... ,..... TIMOTI I V SKKD-l'rimo. TOI1 ACC )-l rk I.iitf, New.. i Medium Dark I'id. HA V Choice Timothy
iii'ttkh t'ltolci! Dairy
KtStSS Fresh Candled.......I'OKK Standard Mess........ WOOl Tnb.WHbed. Cliolce. Unwa-heil Mixed..... rmtwt-o. CATTLE Native SUnrs. ikm;s common to choice.... SHEEP tfomimni tot'ludce.. FIXiL'lt-Wlnter XX SprltiK .... .... WIlEAT-springNo.S " No. 3 CORN Fresh .,,. OATS No. '2... ...... .,,.... II YE No. ....... I'OKK New Me.. NEW tlKI.KANff FIll'lt-'tMdeo Fiimlly,.
COKN .MI.M'tl ,,..,... OATS St, lntl
HAY Choice . IH)llK New Me.,... It ACt 'N. ............ ,...., CM)'lTt)N Mid'lllng
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