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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-23
SAN FRANCISCO.
Marine Disasters-The Fire nj Wit
Rinia City, Nevada-The Recent
Hall Delivery I'm Nevada.

SAN Francisco, September 22.-Th'
ship Bigota, OF Liverpool, has arrived
The captain reports that on the 10th o
July, while running through the Straits
OF Lemoire, he saw an American en-
sign flying, Union down, from the sum
NIT OF snow-capped mountain on the
Terre Delfuego. He stood in and took
off the captain and twenty-five officer:
and men Of the American ship Italia
from Rio for Valparaiso, wrecked July
10th, and brought them here.
News was received this evening ofthe
loss of the schooner Mary A. Read, OF
San Francisco, at Cape Lopatka
Kamschatka, where she was taking of
the cargo OF the wrecked bark Catalina.
The crew was saved.
Incendiaries attempted this morning,
before daylight, to burn Virginia City,
Nevada. Rags were saturated with
kerosene and the town was ignited in
several places simultaneously. The at
tempt was unsuccessful.
The total loss by the Pioche, Nevada,
fire is estimated at six hundred thous-
and dollars. The list of wounded is
largely increased.
The convlcts who escaped from the
Nevada State prison at the great break
are scattered through Sierra Nevada,
making towards California. An express
rider from Wellington is supposed to
have been met and murdered by them,
his clothes being found covered with
blood. Many parties are in active
pursuit.
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A LITTLE while ago, the invalid cler-
gyman, sent to Europe for the cure OF
the bronchitis, was a standing Joke in
the newspapers now it is the govern
ment clerk who is sent to Europe
ION government business, at public
expense. The treasury, postofiice, gov,
ernment architects Office, and nearly
every other public department has eac h
in turn furnished recruits to the army
of American tourists in Europe. Twen-
ty-fve or thirty Of these gentlemen are
enjoying themselves abroad without
cost, or are about to sail on their first
foreign tour. Once it was thought a
fine thing to be a popular city pastor
with a throat which nothing but Euro
pean air could cure, but the modest
clergymen are altogether outnumbered
by the travelling government clerks.
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IOWA.
Fire at Des MOInes.

DEs MONIES, September 22-At noon
to-day fire broke out in the stable OF
the Singer Sewing Machine Agency, on
Walnut street, destroying the stable
and two houses. The fire spread along
Walnut street, destroying the office Of
the company, Adam Dicker's grocery
store, a secondhand furniture store,
oyster saloon, paint shop, blacksmith
shop and several other buildings, and
ON Sixth street the residence OF Harriet
Sherman and a dwelling house owned
by Charles CLIPPED. They caught from
sparks from the blacksmith shop.
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The knights TempIar-Unveiifn oi
the Lincoln Monument.

PHILADELPHIA, September Zap
polo Commandery Of Knights Templar,
of Chicago, arrived here, from Baltl-
more, last night. They are the guests
of the St. John Commandery, Of this
city, who, this morning, escorted them
to Independence Hall, where they were
introduced, by Sir Jno. Thornly. to the
Mayor, who welcomed them in a short
address, rendering them the freedom OF
the city. He was replied to by Sir Eu-
gene Myers, OF the Apollo Comman-
derry, after which they were taken to
Carpenters Hall and other places of
terest, and thence to the Union League
rooms, from which place they started
this afternoon to Paramount park, and
took part in the unyeiling OF the Lin
coin monument. There was a grand
display of military in the park, and in
tense enthusiasm prevailed in the city.
All the public buildings and many prl-
yate residences gave a gorgeous display
of bunting. The various railroads and
other convevances carried large num-
bers Of persons 10 the park grounds,
where the dedication Of the monument
took place. After the ceremony of un-
yelling the statue, Col. w. McMichael,
the orator of the day, delivered an elo-
quent speech, descriptive OF the virtues
and patriotism OF President Lincoln.
PHILADELPHIA September 22.-Short'
lv after one o'clock this afternoon the
military and civic organizations arrived
at Fairmont Park aud took up the po-
sitions assigned them by the committee
of Arrangements. General Provost,
commanding the military, placed the
Guards OF Honor around the monument.
An immense stand had been erected for
the benefit Of the guests, speakers and
members of the press. The ceremonies
commenced about three clock, and the
crowd then was estimated at about
$4,000 persons.
The President OF the Association,
DR.. Steller, introduced Rev. DR.. Zlers,
who offered up an appropriate prayer,
after which the Knights Tempiar, com
posed Of Apollo Commandery, OF CHI
cago, and St. Johns Commandery, OF
this city, filed around the monument.
The President then, after a short adj
dress reviewing the organization OF the
Monument Association and dedlcatlng
the monument to Lincoln, ordered the
monument to be unveiled, which was
done, the band meantime dlscourslng
sweet music. Col. William Michael
then delivered an Grafton, which was
repeatedly cheered.
The President then introduced the
artist, Mr.. Randolph Rogers, who was
heartily cheered. The military then
defiled around the monument giving
the usual salute. .
The Lincoln banquet in the Pavilion
in Fairmont Park this afternoon was
magnificent affair. About five hundred
persons were present. Speeches were
made by Mayor Fox, Generals Meade
Jefferson c. Davis and Patterson, and
Colonels Jno. w. Forney, Jno. Brlce
and Withrell, and Hons. Morton Nc
Michael, Daniel J. Morrill,, Leonard
Myers and others. The hall was
spiendidly festooned with flags, eXotlc'
and evergreens.
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and Republican agents have been ex
pelled from the city.
The Pope has postponed the appoint mt
ment of Bishops to the vacant Sees I'LL
November.
opening Of VT. Cents Tunnel.
LONDON, September PIT is an
noupced that the Mount Gems tunnel is
to be thrown open for general traffic
early in the month Of October.
The New Diamond Regions.
LONDON, September 22.-Advices re-
ceived from the Cape of Good Hope
state that the excitement in relation to
the newly discovered diamond fields In
that vicinity, is continually on the in
crease. Diamonds Of unusual bril-
lance are being daily found, and large
numbers of persons are leaving Cape
Town and other places for the diamond
regions.
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former narrative. The Court then ad.
journed till 10 A. NJ, on Monday; and
the last named witness was sent to the
House of Detention.
At the close Of the court to-day the
District Attorney and Mr.. Graham held
consultation relative to the disposition
Of Mrs. Haggerty. She will probably
be discharged from custody. 81
Mr.. Henry Smith, Police Commits
sioner, asserts he was in Saratoga from
September 4th to the 18th, and neither
saw, heard or knew of Haggerty during
that time. This disposes OF Haggerty 8
statement, made to the witness, Mary
Conway, on the day OF the robbery, that
he was going to Saratoga with Hank
Smith and would not be back before
Thursday or Friday.
Tweed Meeting.
The meeting in East Broadway
Square tonight, of the friends Of Sena-
tor William NJ. Tweed, was an immense
affair, there being over $1,000 persons
present, and great enthusiasm prevail
ed. Resolutions expressing confidence
in the integrity OF Mr.. Tweed, and NOM
mating him again for Senator, were
passed. Mr.. Tweed, in his speech be-
fore the meeting, said all he desired was
a fair and impartial investigation into
all his official acts, the record OF which
he could point to with pride. Tremen-
dous cheering greeted him upon his
appearance on the platform, and during
his speech he was frequently interrupt
ed by bursts of applause from the null
titude iu attendance.
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ROME, n. Y.
Terrible Accident-Thrcc Persons
Killed.

Terrible Accident-Thrcc Persons
Killed.
ROME, September pa terrible ac-
cident occurred near Adams, on the
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg
railroad, this morning. a farmer
named Truman, residing near Greer s
Settlement, was driving carriage
across the track, in which was seated his
daughter and his grand daughter, the
latter a little girl said to have been
deaf and dumb, with him. Just as the
carriage had reached the centre Of the
track the day express from the north
came laundering along, and striking
the carriage killed all three of its occu.
pants. The carriage was completely
demolished.
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CALIFoRNIAs latest curiosity is n
rooster with two sets Of legs, one on the
back. When he is weary OF standing
in his natural position, it is grayely as
serted, he turns a somcrsault and walks
of upside down, and when he takes 4
drink he Immediately turns over so as
TO swallow it the more easily. But it
is in a free fight that he shows to the
greatest advantage, for he is terrible
fighter, and, when thus diverting him
self, looks like revolving wheel, turn
ing somersaults necessarily and kick
ing in every direction.
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The Baltimore aud Ohio railroad,
the Pennsylvania railroad, Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad,
and fity,two other railroads, in all parts
Of the West, North, East, South and
Southwest, have agreed to charge hall
fare only for delegates attending the
National Commercial Convention, which
meets in Baltimore on Monday next.
The railroads agreeing to this reduc'
ton comprise nearly all the leading
lines Of travel in the country.
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ST. LOUIS.
Fort Gibson, Indian Territory. II
AbandOned-Trans of Troops.

~
AbandOned-Trans of Troops.
ST LOUIS, September % A dispatch
from Fort Leavenworth says; Orders
were issued some days since discontlnu-
ing Fort Gibson, Indian Territory, as a
military post, two companies OF its gar
rison having been sent to Fort Dodge
and the other two companies to Fort
Hays. Fort Gibson will be retained by
a small force of the Quartermaster
Department.
General Granger, at Santa Fe, has
been ordered to send a company OF
infantry to the new Apacha reservation
in Tuaresa Valley, where they will re-
main permanently.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-23

A QUANTITY Of hair, silky, silver-gray,
and thirty inches long, was recently
sold in New York for S3j an ounce
nearly twice as much as gold will
bring One firm in that city has i'm
ported 6OOO pounds of hair since Jan
uary, paying for it 100000 in gold.
They have at work on it 100 girls, who
earn from Sl2 to $l8 week; and yet
they find the demand greater than the
supply. Hair has advanced twenty
five per cent. 10 market value, and is
likely to 20 up twenty-five per cent.
more.
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The New York Sun unearths some
additional circumstantial evidence going
to prove that President Grant was a
party to a very corrupt job in accepting,
from certain parties, the present of a
cottage at Long Branch, and the evi'
dence is so strong, the editor thinks, that
as soon as Congress assemblies a com,
mittee of investigation should be ap'
pointed to see il the great American
Present-Taker is not fit subject for
impeachment.
According to the Sut, it wa. that
Long Branch cottage that not only
made Mr.. Murphy Collector of the Port
Of New York, but helped on a big real
estate speculation at the Branch.
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The GAINESVILLE Gdsctte reports that a
boy was playing circus" in that city
one day last week, when he turned his
head so far backward that it refused to
return to its natural position. The un.
comfortable condition was somewhat
improved by the united efforts Of Two sur
geons. The boy delights in straps and
bandages to hold his head in place.
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NEW JERSEY.
The Cholera at Woodbridge

JERSEY CITY, September 22.-The
two alleged cases OF Asiatic cholera at
Woodbridge, New Jersey, are GONZALES
cent, and there are no signs OF the con-
tagion spreading. The people OF Wood
bridge are recovering from their excite :
ment, and those who left the village
are now returning.
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The Springfield Republicans says that
an old lady, getting off the cars at
Hartford the other day, attracted the
attention OF policeman, who rendered
his aid, when the old lady peppered
him in the ribs with her umbrella, and
sharply soliloquized, Clear out, you
bigamist, you shsn't touch me" She
had read the papers.
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A CoLoRED stepiather in Virginia
bound his wifes boy to a railroad
track and stepped to one side to procure
the necessary switches for a sound fog
ging. Before be returned the train had
passed, and the cruel" was left lament.
ing, MY boy, oh where is hsT
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Body OF an Unknown Man FOun'

Body OF an Unknown Man Found.
GREENsBURG, September 22.--The
body of an unknown man was found on
the railroad, short distance east Of this
place this afternoon. He is supposed
TO have fallen of one Of the east bound
night trains on Tuesday. lie had about
fifty dollars in gold and silver in his
pocket.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-23

AN editor out West says, I'VE feel it
in our bones that the Democracy are
to be beaten in the next Presidential
race, as they were beaten in the last.
Rheumatism is what's the matter with
that man.
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BUTLER is exceedingly hard on the
drinkers. lie says if he were Governor
he wouldn't allow any man to take a
drink of whisky, even il he were wet to
the skin in a rain storm, and needed an
inside warmer. He'd see him damp
first.
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DosS PrArr advises the Republican

DOM PIArr advises the Republican
party Of Ohio to rally. Hear him;
"Let the Republicans rally. Let
there be a grand rally. Let it be a con-
tinuous and tremendous rally. Let the
CRY be John Sherman and Demi-J ohm
A. Bingham, Grant and Murphy, a
high protection swindle, and rotton
civil service, gifts, brlbes, general corrup-
ton, and bayouets at the polls--in
word Grant ?
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AT Larwill, Whitley county Indiana,
in addition to the bell to call children
to Sunday school, two guns are fired.
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A CALIFoRNIAN, worth $2TO,OOO, fell
in love with lady in a Columbus, Ohio,
street car, and married her.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and Pure Rich BIood---ln-
crease ofFIesh and Weight.--Clear
Skin and Beautiful Complexion
Secured to ALL
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New ORLEANS girls complain that
the young men don't tease them
enough
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BROOkLYN.
rial of DIR. Perry and Madame Won
Rnskirk

IrIhI OF DR.. Perry and Madame NOH
Bnskirk.
BROOKLYN, September 22-Dr. BenJa-
min Perry aud Madame Won Busklrk
the alleged abortionists, charged with
manslaughter in having caused the
death of Miss Emily A. Post, were ar
raigned this morning for trial, in the
Court Of Oyer and Terminer. Most Of
the day was occupied in impannelling
q Jury.
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DR.. RADWAY'S
,ARSAPARILLIAN RESOlVEnT

Has made the most Astonishing Cures-Ss
Quick SO Rapid are the changes the body
undergoes, under the Influence OF this
Truly Wonderful Medicine, that
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Kidney and Bladder COMPLAINTS,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia-
bete~, Dropsy, Stoppage OF Water. Inconti-
nence oi Urine, BTighLs Disease, Albumin
uria, and I'm all cases where there are brick
dust deposits, or the water In thick, cloudy,
mixed with substances like the white OF an
egg, or threads like white silk, or there In Q
morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white
bone dust deposits, and when there IN Q
prlcking, burning sensation when passing
and along the lOinA. .f
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
The Great Blood Purifier.

Every Drop OF the e.SARSAPARlLLlAN
RESSoLVEN1 communicates through the
Juices OF the system, the Vigor Of Life, for it
repairs the wastes of the body with new and
sound material. St-Qhiid, SDIohiiis, Cbnsuntp-
ton, GLdnduLdr disedSe, UiosTs tn the 1hroa,
Mouth, HimorS, Nodes ip the Glands and othSr
parts u the system, Sore hyes, ISirusovo,u dis-
charges from The Ears, and ths uora (rpn "
SKIN Diseases, ETIiptiOnS, Feter Sores, Scdid
Head, King Worm, SdA Rheunn, Hyspeias,
Acne, Black Spots, Worms tn the Flosh, 7ti-
p,OrS, OunceTs IA the Womb, aud all ncdkenifie
Sperm, and all todsfss Of the hfe pvtrscple. ore
i0ifhin The curative range of this uonder "
Modern ChemidTy, and yet0 days use utA
pTUUe 10 any person uSinO for eaher Of thess
an(III
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Revenue Decision.

The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. decides that the interest on the new
funded loan bonds of 1881 is not to be
included in the returns for taxation for
computing the Government tax Of two
and halt per cent on the net earnings
of hanks
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Rochefort to be Transported
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WASHINGTON.
Supposed Foul Play.

WASHINGTON, September 22.-An en
tire family named Morris, residing in
Fashion township, Sampson county
North Carolina, died very recently un
der such peculiar circumstances that the
.neighborhood suspected foul play, and
have instituted a rigid investigation
The family are the most respectable in
the county. The father, mother and
two children all died within few days
of each other, with the same symptoms
in each case.
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The Mutuals and Olympics OF Wash
ington met this afternoon on the Union
grounds, the occasion being the fourth
Of a series Of games this season, between
the two clubs, the Mutuals having won
the first and third Of the series, besides
the game to-day, which terminated in
their favor, BY . score OF IL to-.
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Appointments:

The Secretary of the Treasury to-day
confirmed the following appointments:
Henry B. Boswick, Chief Clerk at the
Mint, Carson City. Nevada, and John
Boenfeld, Inspector at Chicago.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
NEW REMEpIEsI
NEW REMEDIES
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY
No. 633 Kenrny street,
Corner OF Commercial ......... San Francisco


TATABLIHnR
III In 1854. for the treat. ~
ment OF Sexual and Seminal 2&&EAA
Diseases, such as Gonor. ARG
rhea, elect. Structure. Syph. N1 U&9
Ills In all It's forms, Seminal 81 lAH
Weakness, 1mpotency. etc. ~
Skin diseases fyears stand ~ ~
Ing. and Ulccrcd Legs, etc, S&#%tS y
successfully treated. SHEA24 H.
DIR. Gli3BON has the n
pleasure OF announcing that SANs eecacsN
he has returned from whiting the principal hos.
pitfalls Of Europe. and has resumed practice at
his Dlspcnsary, 623 Kearny street, corner oi
COMMERCIAL, where his old patients and those
requiring hi. services may find hiil.
The Doctor has spared neither time nor mon.
ey In seeking out new remedies, md has re-
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tion Of human suffering.
semInnI Weakness.
Seminal emission Ia the consequence o, III.
abuse This solitary vice, or depraycd sexual
indulgence, 10 practiccd by the youth OF both
sexes TO an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerring certainty the following train OF
morbid symptoms. unless combatted by scicn-
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dark spots under the cycs, pain In tie head,
ringing In the ears, noise like the rustlng OF
leaves or rattllng chario.s, uncaslness about the
loins. weakness of the limbs. confused vision,
blunted intellect, loss Of confidence, difldence
In approaching strangers. dislike to form new
acqialntances, q deposition TO shun society.
loss Of memory, plmplcs and various cruptions
about tho face, hectic fushes. furred tOngne,
fntId breath, coughs. consumption, nightswcats,
monomania, and frequently insanity. II relief
be not obtained you should apply Immediately,
either In person or by letter, and have cure cf-
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Ing this disease. which ncvcr falls Of efcc:lng a
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Cured at Hfamc.
Persons at a distance may be cured ut home
by addressing letter TO DR.. Glbbon, stating
case, symptoms, length Of tim, the disease has
continued, and have medicine promptly for.
wardcd, free from damage and curiosity, TO any
part OF the country. with full and plain dircc-
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through Wells. Fargo S Co.
A package OF medicine will be forwarded by
express TO any part OF the Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they sec this advcr-
tisement In.
Private entrance on Commercial street.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address, DIR. j. F. GIBB0N.
p. o. Box 1857,
n1l.1y San Francisco, California.