Kiiund Drail lu Ml Itnum.
Peohia, III., Nov. 22. Dr. H. C. Caldwell,
a highly educated gentleman who traveled
around and lectured on biblical and
oriental subjects, was found dead iu his
room iu the Peoria house. He came here on
tho invitation of Rev. Mr. Haines, of the
Campbellite church, to lecture He had long
suffered from a painful and incurable disease,'
and It is believed that ho took an overdone
of whisky and morphine, an empty bottle
in which were drugs of each being found
in his bed. He was about fortyflve years
old, aud claimed to be tho only surviving
blood relative of the late John C. Calhoun,
of South Carolina.
FURNISH Kn BY W. A. NOKTON.
Hatnrday'H Closing December wheat, 75$;
corn,:i3; pork.O 6u.
Jauuaty wheat, 75-; corn, oU; pork, 10 10;
May corn, 41.
December wheat, 75Ji, 75if, 75; corn, 36VJ.
Jatituiy wheat, 75, 75; corn, 37, 80,
37 ; pork, 10 10, 10 17-
KK1A1L. MAKUKT.
