Daily evening bulletin. [volume], October 26, 1885, Image 2

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THE EVENING BULLETIN
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1885.
The Grand Lodge of Oddfellows of this
State meets at Louisville this wcok.
Prubidkkt GlkvkLiAND has oppressed
his belief that'the Democrats will carry
Now York.
Two cases of small-pox are reported at
Essex, N. H. The disease was brought
from Montroal.
Judqk Thomas's resignation as Civil
Service Commissioner has been recoivod
at Washington.
Tjik Grand Division of the order of
Railway Conductors was in seesion at
Louisville last week.
Tnic LouiBvillo Democrat is led to
"A clean Democratic sweep in
Virginia is promised.' It looks that way
from the Lee dust flying through tho air
in that State."
Jacob Kaufman, of Denver, Col., took
a novel method of suiciding. Stripping
himsolf, ho shoved his body back and
forth between a barbed wire fence until
death relieved him of further troubles in
this world.
Judok Van Long has been appointed
Chief JhsUco of New Mexico in the
place of Hon. W. B. Fleming, resigned.
Judgo Long is ot Indiana and enjoys the
reputation of being one of the leadiDg
luwyers of that State.
Thk Prohibitionists are just now carrying
on a vigorous fight in New York
against Davenport tho Republican nominee
for Governor, in that State. Ho is a
manufacturer of wine, and they proposo
to defeat him if possible.
Roscok Conklino doean't
proposo to help his party out in tho present
campaign in Now York. In an interview
a few days ago with an Enqnirer
correspondent, ho criticises his party's
ticket and platform in that State in a
severe manner. He describes the platform
as " a mass of nothingness, vapidity and
monumental vacuity," and alludes to
Evartsas "tho vonerablo and attenuated
icicle." He says Davenport the Republican
nominee for Governor is a millionaire
and nothing else. The idea of his taking
the slump for such a man, is, he says,
preposterous.
m
KHHTUCKY NEWS.
J. C. McFerran, the noted turfman, is
dying at his home in Louisville.
The re-union of ex-Confederate and ex-Federal
soldiers at Owensboro last week
was a big success. ..
Charles Duvnll, a convict, who escaped
from tho " pen " four years ago, has been
recaptured at Louiavillu.
AH. Little, tho Breathitt Countv pension
swindler, is on trial in the United
States Court ut Louisville.
The Cigar-makers' Union have issued
orders to boycot Hotterman Brothers, tobacco
manufacturers, of Louisville.
Tho convicts employed nt tho coal
mines in Whitley County, overpowered
their guards and escaped this weok.
Willio Gibbons, colored, aged thirteen
years, was run over and killed by an en-nine
on the Short Lino road at Louisville
this week.
Tho Synod of the Presbyterian Church
is in session at Covington. It embraces
eighty-nine churches with a membership
of 20,274. Number of ministers 01.
Tho Southern Exposition, at Louisville,
closed last Saturday night. The
crowd in attendance is estimated at 35,-000.
The exposition is said to have been
a success, financially.
William Woods, thirteen years of age,
was run over and killed by a street car,
at Louisville, last Saturday night. Ho
was stealing a ride, and, in jumping off,
fell in front of another car.
The grand jury at Frankfort has indicted
the six members of Doris1 circus,
who robbed the four young men on a train
near Bagdad not long ago, and then compelled
them to jump from tho cars.
With a million ot dobt, an empty treasury
and an antiquated constitution, revenue
becomes the most important subject
for tho consideration of tho next
tiouoral Assembly of our State. May-field
Monitor.
Rev. J. G. Be.ui is jailer of Ohio County,
and recently ibsued a proclamation to
inform the citizens that " tho moral and
religious condition of Ohio County is
very good." lie says: "Our jail is empty
and there is peace and quiet all over our
county "Exchange.
At Chambors Station, Menifee County,
last Thursday, Mark Miller and Rowland
Stono became intoxicated, quarreled, and
in tho flight that ensued, Miller was shot
in tho fuce and killed. He is said to have
been ono oi tho worst desperadoes in
that part of the State, After boing shot,
ho stabbed Stono sovorely in the side,
and died almost in the act.
Tho Kentucky Grand Lodge of Masons
elected tho following ofllcors this week :
J. Soulo Smith, Lexington, Grand Junior
Wardon; J. II. Leathers, Louisville,
Grand Treasurer ; Hiram Bassott, Millers-burg,
Grand Secretary ; Joseph T.. Davidson,
Louisville, Grand Tyler.
Tho Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons elected tho following ofllccrs:
B. G. Witt, Grand High Priest; Hiram
Bassott, Deputy Grand High Priest; J.
Soulo Smith, Grand King; H. G.
Grand Scribe ; John H. Leathers,
Grand Treasurer; Josoph II. Branlmm,
Grand Secretary.
SAD SIGHT.
A Son G nine to tho Oravn Which the
I Futhor Could Not I oltorr.
New Yonic, Oct. lid, As J. D. Fish was
being takon back from court to tho Murray
Hill hotel by tho dotoctlvos who have him
I In churgo, u hcarso followod by a singlo carriage
passed. Tho hoarso contained tho remains
of Mr. Fish's youngest aud favorlto
son, who died in New Orloans. Tho body
.was boing taken through tho city to Wood-J
lawn cemetery. Mr. Fish saw his daughter
in deep mourning in tho carriage "Thoy
aro burying my boy," ho said, "and I cannot
follow them."
I The detectives hastily consalted togothor
1 and then Mr. Purdy, who represents tho district
attorney's office, told Mr. Fish that
though ho was not authorized to do so, ho
would allow him to follow tho carriage if ho
desired. "You are very kind," responded
Fish, after a pause, "but I will not embarrass
you. You aro a jrounjr man and
misstep might mar your Ufa" Tho
party thereupon procoodod to tho hotel.
in.
Photographing a Dead Girl's Kyea.
Kansas City, Oct. 26. Roundsman
Church had a photograph taken of Katie
Conway's eyes and when tho picture is finished
it will bo placed undor a powerful
Jto see If tho picture of the man
who dealt the doath blow con bo soon. Tho
detectives have not yet obtained a clue to tho
brute who murdered Mrs. Conway and her
daughter.
11i Walkup Cue.
EHromA, Kan., Oct 20. In tho trial of'
Mrs. Walkup, tho entiro day was takon up
by the testimony of various export physicians
called by tho dofonce to establish tho
fact that tho death of Mr. Walkup was
caused Dy poison. All agreed In tho ir
' mnnv thnfc t.hla tvnn Mm fnn
Ico and Front.
Montgomery, N. Y., Oct. 20. Tho second
frost of the season has prevailed in this
county. Tho farmers have been fortunate
this fall in gathoring all their crops without
injury from frost At 7:3J o'clock the mercury
stood at S3 degrees, and ico is reported
on the low lauds.
Klovon Juror.
New Yohk, Oct 20. Tho entire session of
court in the Ward caso was occupied in tho
election of Jurors, whon adjournment was
takon eleven jurors had boon socurod.
SHORT SAYINGS.
Pithy, Pointed Paragraph Prepared for
I lusty I'eruHaL
The Marchioness of LandsJownwill sail on
tho 20th lust, for Canada,
Grain in Now York was steady and strong,
oil firm and cotton woak and decliuing.
were dull.
Look, Hepworth & Co., woolen factors at
Llveraedge, Yorkshire, havo failed, with liabilities
of JC40.000.
Tho king of Denmark has prorogued tho
rigsdag, owing, it is rumored, to tho prcsont
political agitation.
A meeting of Loyalists of County Wick-low,
Ireland, was held, and a county branch
of tho Loyal Patriotic union fornwd.
Thero woro ono hundred and soventy.sovon
business failures in the United States and
Canada during tho past woek.
Samuel Podlas, on trial at Mayavllle, Ky.,
for killing his two brothers, was acquitted
on tho ground of
Judgo Benjamin Bucknor, of Loulsvillo,
Ky., is mentioned as an applicant for placo
in the civil service commission.
The heaviest weather ever known is reported
from Lako Superior during tho past
two days. Bovoral vessols are missing.
President Cleveland says that no question
has aunoyed him so much .as that of tlu appointment
of civil Borvico commissioners.
Tho hinge and chain works of Oliver
Brothers & Phillips, at Beaver Falls, Pa.,
wero destroyed by Are, Ignited by natural
gas. Loss, $25,000.
J. Wesley Houghton, bookkeeper for L.
McOillis, iurnituro dealer, Ogdetisburg, N.
Y., is charged with embezzling $3,00J. Ha
was highly respjetod.
Hon. Chauncoy M. Depew reiterates his
former statement of tuo Grant-Johnson
j episode, aud it is subtautiatod indirectly by
Uen. Ii. F. liutler and others.
Emperor William returnod to Berlin from
Bodou. Ho was welcomed by thousands of
citizens. The emperor looked well, but his
countenance wore a gravo expression.
Jack Bennau, umpire of tho Henley base
ball club, of Richmond, Iud., was flnod
twenty-live dollars aud costs by tho mayor
of that place, fur assaulting a young lady.
Unknown parties euterod the circuit
clerk's olllco nt Toinpkinsville, Monroa
county, Ky., and burned ail the indictments
and papers belonging to civil suits in tho
office.
Threo thousand men employed in the stato
quarries at Llauberries, Wales, have been
locked out because thoy committed u breach
ot tho ruios in holding a mass meeting
during working hours.
A man giving tho naino of W. II. Tarrant,
of MusKogon, Mich., was arretted at
Jackson, Mis., for counterfeiting silver cor.
titlcates. A lot of counterfeit notes, and a
plu to use! ror making them, wero found in
his possession.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Quotations ol the htook, l'roiluce unil
Market, Oct. ill.
New Yonic Monkey 14 poreout. Exchange
dull. Governments Una.
Currency sixes, Vl8' bid; fours, coupons, 123J
bid; lltf4 bid.
First priuoi at the stock exchange showed
Kolns of J'ato V per cent, over Ittbt evenings closing
figures, excepting Jersey Centra), LouUvIlo
& Nashville mid Texas 1'ucUlc, which wero unchanged,
and Union l'nultlc which was t lower.
Alter (ho opeuitig there wns boiiio fevensliuess,
but the market boon became stroug uud
of 'A'&l per o nt. followed, Ki'ie leading but
Lake Shore advanced iH Anions Inactive stocks
Denver & ltlo Urande advanced i und Norfolk
und Western preier.ud 1 percent. Towuid 11
o'clock tho murKet became heavy nhd slight, declines
were made. Heading has ben heavy
since the first few minutes. At 11 o'clockjhe
market is heavy but active.
Tiie total imp rts of merchandise at this port
during tho past weok wero valued at $0,710,015,
and of dry goods, lfl,02j,420.
ft.... V. .....n . ;1 1 1li)LintiU l.inlfln . . . in,.
UlU iV UlUy r 1A3UII UUIIIU. lll!a
. V. V J, 1.' ....
Canadian facifla l-i
Canada Southern . . 47 N. Y. Central...... lua
Central 1'uciilo ii)i Nash &Ouutt 4U
Chicago & Altou... 1j Northwestern luoyj
a, a, o. & i us'A Northern 1'aolllo.. U-&
Del, & Hudson. .. W) a do preferred... 83
Del., Lack A W...U8S N. x. & Krlo I7tf
Denver & Hlu 0 .. 10; Ohio & Miss lil
Erie seconds Paclllo .Mull 80)3
Illinois Central.... lri Hook Island YZl'A
Jersey Central . .'. i-li St. l'aul 85,
Kuimiin ,t Texas . . 'i1 St V.&B O. ...
Lako Shore b2 do preferred . US
Loulsvillo & Nash,. HI - Texas & Paohlo. . . 21
Mich. Central ... 11K U I'aoltlo 6J',
Morris & Essex. . . . 1 His West, Union 70i
Clucltmutl.
$1.0Si$5.0J; family, 11.23!. 50.
WHEAT No. 3 red. Itt fflUies No. i, 9J'90c.
COUN No. 2 mixed, 43&,$tuo; No. a. white, 45
4S;.o.
OATS-No. 3 mixed, 20li (27; No. J mixed, 27i
wayo; No. 3white,!i3j92.w.
a.JU,i.: regular, $3,763
0.00.
BACON Shoulders, iXmfai shore clear
Bides, 35.85140.85'..
0(S0c
to choice Ohio, D10o; New
York, leMJllc.
POULTllY Choice full grotrn chickens, 52.00,
OX.50 ducks, Jloo (ffd.OO; geese, 94.00 per dozen;
Uve turkeys, OfflOUc.
HAV Ho. I timothy. 1 t UVAIIM, ' M
$11. 50(012.00; mixed, (XXai0.80: wuot and
rvH Ktrnur. Sd.SOTlS7.0J.
WOOL Unwashed medium clothlnjr, 21f522o;
fine merino, 10($oc: common, 14i$18o;
medium clothlnir. 2930o; combing, 27
2Ua: line tnerluo X and XX, 19$30o; ourr and cots,
16(41Ha; 25(31a; pulltd, 21t023o.
CATTLE Oftod to choice butcaera, 3.28itf 4 09;
fair, l.Waa.J3: common, i.Wja.og; ctoclterj
and feeders, .00ttf3.78; yearling and calves,
S2 Si(8.00.
HOUS-Selected butchers, JS.60iJS.7B; fair to
good lacking, $3 3&(M.W); fair to good light, KS.BS
13.3.55; common, Ji 843.35 j culli.fi.40ii2.liO. '
HIItiKI' Common to fair, J.a J2.75: good to
cliolce. 2.9iXc?3.:i5; comm m to fair lambs. 81.7J
03.29; good to choice. 18 Ofl3.U0.
Pittsburg;.
Grain market quiet with fair local demand.
Oau In fair demand: No. 2 white. 3233o; No.
3, 81431Ho: mixed, 2i($ilJc. Corn yellow -ear,
4K9u0c; liun mixed, 4di9o; mixed, 4047a
yellow shelled, SO .51e; high mixed, 498Uo;
mixed, 4tJij,4io Wheat steady; Longoerr red.
1.02dl.0i: Kultz, 91 UOJ&1.03; No. 2, 93cl.oo;
.no, Inert Northwestern, 9391.00; hard,1.0m
1.10. Ilye, demand light: Na 1. Pennsylvania
and Ohio, ilso c; No 1, Western. lUQWe: No. 2
010e; chopping, W?57c. Barley dull: No 2,
Western, 7Qii 0; No. 8, 65jjtWo;choicu, 8O05
Lake Shore, 78p8Ju. Cattle, notlilng doing;
all through coiiKiKiiments; recolpts, 57 head:
shipment, 03 head. Hogs in fair demand and
tlrm: PhiladeIp,ilas,9J.U5i9J.90: Yorkers, W.75
(S3.85; receipts, 3,900 head: shipments, 3,600.
head. Sheep, nothing doing and market demoralized;
receipts, 4,000 head; shipments, 000 head.
er York.
red. 99oaf3:
CORN Mixed Western, -1 j5i,c; futures, 48J,
OATS Western 30'- QXfiio.
per 100 lbs. live weight.
110(13 $.1 00,(t 10 per 10J lbs.
8HEKP 13.00 03.80 per 100 b. lire weight.
COTTON Quiet: Middling upland!. 9 o: do
Orleans, 10c: October, 9.01c; November, 9.5So;
December, 9.60; January, t.09o; February, 'I SOo:
March, 9.9ic; April, 10.03c: May, 10.14.
i Chicago.
CATTLE Cho'ce to oxtra shipping, J3.6035.7S;
common to fair, )1.60vff3.80: stockors and leeders,
J2.35&3 50; Texans, J2.S i(gi4 30.
UOUS Vair to good, 93.403.86; mixed packing,
$3.30(0-3.30: cnolee heavy, 93.803.75.
.U03.0: Texatu, S1.C03
2.76.
New Orleans.
fair, 8'c; centrifugal white,
OJio; off whlta, 6ijHiio; choice yellow, ttic:
white ciarltled. Jc.
MOLASSES Ooen kettle, 80300o; centrifugal
4fti533o;
COTTON-M ddling uplands, 9Jia
LlvorpooL
PORK In poor demand: prime mess eastern,
60s; do western, 42s.
LAUD Spot, October, November and December,
32s
WHEAT New No. 2 winter at 7s, 2d; do
sprinjr at 7s
vvnviBMUB nr w. a. niiton.
May wheat, 93,01.
Kerember wheal, 85, 84 8 &K't rn
39, 89Ki 39J4 ! pork, b 22K, 27 J4 ; lard, 685.
DMember wheat, 87, 86K, 80Ji, I7& 87Ji;
pork, 8 82.
Year com, 8E?f.
Heceptsefnas, 2S.0M.
UKTAI1. UAtfUET.
anoCEHIKH.
OoRee V -. 8 1015
Molasses, new crop, per gal 09
MolasseH, ol crop, B gal.. SO
Uoiden Hyrup 40
HorguM, Fuacy New - -. 60
Sugar, yolloww tb - 0at7
Hugar, extra O., V lb. -. 7a7K
Sugar A. lb mm;....m.m.m.........m. 7m.
Hunc, granulated V ft.... b
Husiir, powdered, per lb iu
Hngar. New Orleans, $ lb 0K$7
Teas, Ik ..,. 40Q1 ill
Coal Oil, head light W gal 15
PH0V1BI0N8 AMD COUNT11Y PHODUCK.
Apples, per peck 10i20
Bacon, breakfast 'tl lb 1C($I2
aunu, uioar niucn, pet iu mm ewe
Baeoa. Huwh.W .., 11012k
Bacon . Bhoulders, per tt 7 S8
oeans wcai .w
Butter, V to m 2(i
Chickens, eaoU - ' 202.i
A pples, dried, por lb 5
Peaches, dried, per lb 10
Eggs, HI doz 15
Flour, Limestone, per barrel to 25
Flour, Old Gold, per barrel 2,5
Flour, Mnysvllle Fancy, per barrel-.. b 60
Flour, Mason County por barrel 5 60
Flour, Royal Patent, per barrel.. - 6 75
Flour, Unihitm, per sack 41
Flour, Maysvllle Family, per barrel... 5 60
Honoy, por lb IS
Hominy, ) gallon - 20
Meal 3! peck 20
Lard.tUtt ....... 8I0
Onions, per peck , 30
Point oeH 'fl peck . 10 15
L. HIXjXi,
CHEAP CASH GROCERY
Corner of Third and Llmestono streets.
80 lbs. Fancy Flour- II 00
12 lbs. Old Gold Flour 40
1 lb. Arbucklo's Coireo 14
1 lb. Rest Golden RloCofl'ee 14
1 lb. Rest Leaf Lard 8
1 gal. Good N. O. Molasses 40
1 pk. Corn Meal.. 10
i
Bhoulders, por lb '. 7
3 lbs. Atmore's Mlnoo Meat 25
2 lbs. Now Currants 15
2 lbs. Now Raisins .'. 25
5 lat Mackerel.,. .' 5
1 gnl. Coal Oil- .'. 10
Now Ruck Wheat Flour per lb 5
"I ii. iiuiuiAiu.
NEW OH13AP CA8H GROCERY, Corner of
Short and Hecond streets.
lib Afbucklo'sColIeo 14
1 lb. Rest Golden Rio Colleo 11
1 peck Corn Meal IU
Breakfast Bacon, per lb , 10
1 gnl. CoallOil, Headlight 12
1 lb. Granulated Hugar 8
VSTAXIi .fc WOKTIIINTON,
f OA11UKTT 8. WALL,
l K. I.. WOftTIUNQTON
Attornoys and' Counselors at Law,
Will practice in all courts In Mason anil adjoining
counties and In tho Superior Court
and Court ol Appeals. All collections glvou
prompt atteution. novHd&w
nUtANK It. HAUCJUK,
Mouse, Sign and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
Hhon o few doors abovo Yancey A Alexand
er's livery stablo, second street. dtf
FIRST OF THE SEASON
INAUGURATION OF OUR FALL
SLAUGHTER SALES.
We commence them by offering to our
friends the greatest Bargains in CHILDREN'S
and BOYS' CLOTHING that were ever placed
on our counters. We advise all that need Clothing
for their Boys to call and examine the goods
and learn prices.
JDO IsTOT
for at the prices we shall sell them, we expect
to close them out in a few days. Come in while
the assortment is complete. ,
HECHIN6ER & CO.,
Leading Clothiers and Merchant Tailors,
Hall Second Street, Maysville.
TO BUYERS QP DRY COOPS!
mmammBmummmmmmbmmMummmmmmammmBmmmmmautmamm
Runyon & Hooker,
Havo determined to reduce their LARGE STOCK of "Now Seasonable Gootlx, which is full
and complete lnevey department, and to do this, ofler the following decided bargains:
All Wool Pilling JEANS 35 oonts, former prices 45 conts;
Mon's All wool scahiiET
II '
II i ii
II "White Morino
Ladies' and Children's UNDERWEAR proportionately Choap;
Ladies', Misses' and Children's HOSIERY, in Largo ABsoitmont, at
Extremely Low Prices.
Fl ANNFI nnrl Rl ANtfFTQ from tno repont Now "V"0 Auotion Bales, at
. ...... .. ..w M..M ....... .w,
DRESS GOODS and CLOAKS
In largo variety at prices worthy the attention of tho most critical Cash Buyer. Decided
bargains in everr department. An early call will securo the best, articles. (oStf.)
WATCHES, s,gnB.grfeh.
SILVERWARE,
JEWELRY.
GOLD FENS,
SPECTACLES,
'
S&y. NOVELTIES.
P2CZ)
AN OPEN LETTER
In "Wliicli all Ltidios tiro
Deeply Xiitoiostetl.
IT.
Belaike, Ga., November 6, 1881.
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BHIBTB si.oo, lormor prices $1,50;
" " "
1,20, 1,75:
j 50 " ' 2 00
" 40 ots. " " 60 cts:
tho Xioveost 3?rloos.
tnrt
Metal Poison.
I am a coppersmith by trade, and during a
series of yeais my arms (being bare when at
work) have absorbed a wonderful amount of
metal poUon. Having a scrofulous tendoncy
from my youth, the small pnrticies of copper
and orass would get Into the hoi es, nnd by
process tiie poison was conveyed into my
blood till my whole system became Infected.
I was treated with the old remedies of mercury
and Iodide potnsMlnm. Hallvutlon followed,
my teeth are nil loose In my head, my
digestive orgnns deranged, and I have been
helpless In bed lor over a year with mercurial
rheumatism. My Jolnta wero all swollou, and
I lout the usoT)f my arms aud legs and became
helpless as an Infant.
My sufferings became so Intense that it was
lmuosslblo for mo to rest. The doctors advised
mo to go to the city hospital for treatment.
This I could not bear. A friend, who
has proved a friend Indeed, urged me to try
Hwllt's Specific, believing it would cure me.
Others discouraged me, bat I secured a few
bottles and have now taken two dozen bottles.
Theflrst effect ot the medicine was to
brlug the poison to the surface audi broko
out all over In runni g soaes. Thoy soon disappeared
and my skin cleared off. My knees,
which h ml become twice tholr natural sire,
have resmntd their usual size and are supplo
as of yore. My arms and hands are all rluht
agalu and can uso them without pain. Tho
entiro disease has left all parts of the body
save two ulcers on niv wrists, which aro heal-
j lug rapidly. I am weak trom long
merit, but I havo tho uso of ull my limbs.
I This medlcluo Is bringing me out of tho
est trial of my life una I canhot find words suN
iflciont to express my appreciation of its
and the gratitude I feol that I ever
j heard of It. Pxtkii E. Love,
January u, issa. Augusta, ua.
Malarial Poison.
The drouth lu Southwest 'Oeoraln Inst
spring dried up tho well", and wo wore com
pelled 10 uso waior irom tno creoic on the
plantation. Tho result was that all wero
troubled wli't ohlllsand fever. I carried with
mo several bottles of Swift's Sneclflc. and aa
long as I took it, I had perfect hoalth. Ah
S' on uh I cosed taking It, I, like the rest was
nflllited with chll s. When I resumed Its
use, I was all right again. Wo havo used It In
our family as an antldoto for malaria poison
for two or throe years, and nave novorkuo wu
It to fall lu a single Instance
W. U. Fuklow.
Sumter Co., Sept. 11, 1881.
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