The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-02


"Loyn" View Of characterization.
The Washington Board of Police has
dismissed white policeman for insub-
ordination, which consisted of his re-
fusal to serve with colOred colleague
on the force.
Cubaus Jabilant.
The Cuban legation here are in costa
cies at the confirmation of the news that
the Hornet has got to sea as Cuban
privateer, and they predict all kinds OF
important results from her cruise. The
Spanish Minister has not been disposed
to credit the story until to-day, and he
speaks rather feeliugly Of the blockade
of the Spanish guuboats in New York
by the Government, while the vigilance
regarding the Cuban movements in this
cOuAtry had been apparently relaxed.
Redress Wanted.
The Secretary of State, as soon as he
returns to Washington, intends to take
up the cases of the Americans who have
suffered imprisonment and loss of prop.
erty in Cuba, with view to obtain re-
dress and indemnity from the Spanish
Government. Some of these cases are
very fragrant.
Clerks Going III ome 10 Vote.
The Ohie, Wisconsin and Iowa Otfi
cials here have formed organizations
and secured reduced rates of fare so
that they can 60 home and vote next
month There are over two hundred
Ohio clerks in office here, and most OF
them have been granted leave of ab
seuce TO go home and vote. Many of
them voted at the municipal election
here in June last, which, it is declared
loses them residence and the right TO
vote in Ohio.
The Tool of Ohio Radicals.
The National Republican has another
attack on John Q. Thompson, as he has
been sent to Ohio by Commissioner
DelanO 10 write MP the Radical cam
paign for the New York Times 1t say
the party is disgraced by Thompson
Warns the Ohio hotel keepers agaiust
him, and concludes by calling hun the
chief of scouu drels. This is from the
principal Admin istration organ here.
Public Debt statement.
The following is statement of the
public debt for the month OF September {:
Debt bearing interest in coin bonds n
S per cent. 1921 $50, 300; bonds at 6 per
cent, 81 ,347 500; total, S2,l07 936,
500; interest, Si2, ~, $50 80. Debt bear
ing interest III lawful money certiti
Gates of ) per cent, S5U,515,OOO; navy
pension fund, 3 per cent, Sl4,OOo,COO;
total; S64 .5i0 900; interest, 81 PAP $500
Debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity, 81 ,522 ,6966i; interest, $500
ia To Debt bearing no interest-De-
mand and legal tender notes, 1856, IA,
6I3 80; postal aud fractional currency,
1913, DOL, 29S 30; certificates of gold de-
posted. S24, ll2.72O; total, Sil3 52S .669.
Total amount outstanding, 81 so 533, =
1854; interest, s44 90, 697.45 To,aI
debt, principal and interest to date, in
cluding coupons due and not presented
fer payment, s., 63l, COS, $50 %.
Amount in Treasury-Cuin, SlOo,SOi, L.
65S.Sl; currency, So, $50, OO4.l2. Sinking
fund in Uuitsd States coin, interest Oh
bonds and accrued interest thereon
Sl6,l25, 15S 80; other United States COZ!
interest bonds, purchased and accrued
interest thereon, S3l, 625, 962 Oh; total
Sl66, llI,7o395. Debt less amount IL
Treasury, S2,46S ,495, 072 ii.
Debt less amount in Treasury on the
LIST inst, $2,475 &c., sol so; decrease o.
the debt during the past month, 81 ,461 :;
4%5 81; Decrease of the debt since March
LIST, 1869, $50 g6S ls7 %