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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-24
PHILADELPHIA.
Sale OF the Atlantic and Great West.
ern Railroad.

SEn AAfsAiEoo0s
PHILADELPHIA, July o. At the
Merchants Exchange at noon today
the Pennsylvania branches ofthe Allan.
tic and Great Western Railroad Com
pany were sold, as follows: First, the
road running along the northern border
Of the State from Salamanca to Dayton
was sold for half million dollars cash
down. Fifty thousand dollars Of the
stock was bought by Senator Thurman,
of Ohio, for the trustees. Second, the
Franklin and Meadville branch was
sold for one hundred thousand dollars
cash. Ten thousand dollars of the
stock was also bought by Senator Thur
man. Third, the Oil City Branch, ex-
tending from Franklin to Oil City, was
leased by the Atlantic and Great West
ern railroad for ninety-nine years.
Twenty thousand dollars of this stock
was also bought by Senator Thurman
for the trustees; cash down, ten thou
sand dollars. Among those present at
the sale were a number Of prominent
Philadelphia lawyers, General 6. B.
Mcclellan, Senator Thurman, the trus-
tees of the road, NJ. P. Wade, Of Ohio.
Receiver, and A. NJ. Sedgwick, repre-
senting the English interests.
Death OF Mrs. Jay Cooke.
Mrs. Jay Cooke, wife Of the eminent
banker, died at Agantz, his country
residence, near Philadelphia, this morn
inc, of disease of the heart.
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WINNIPEG.
Domfnion Day and Fourth OF July
interesting TO Immig rants.

TORONTO, July 22.-Advices have
been received from Winnipeg to July
4th. Dominion day was celebrated
with all the honors. There were ath-
letic games, picnics, races, a fremen S
parade, a steamboat excursion, etc.
The Fourth of July was also celebrated
by the Americans. United States Con-
sui Fay delivered an eloquent Grafton
to large audience. Cannon were fired
all day. There was steamboat excur-
sion 10 the evening, accompanied by
two bands OF music, and there was
dancing and firing Of salutes.
The immigrants will soon be able to
live independently Of the bonded lines,
according TO official correspondence IS
sued by the United States. Secretary
Boutwell, says that the Department at
Washington has no objections to allow
ing immigrants with animals and bag
gage to 20 through the United States on
giving their personal bonds. lmmi'
grants continue to arrive.
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Plaster.

Chicken houses and hog pens, as we'll
as stables and manure piles, should. he
kept sprinkled daily with plaster. A
few handfuls will absorb the ammonia
which escapes from the fermenfng ma
nurc, and will keep everything sweet,
An atmosphere poisoned BY the pur cent
odors whicA arise from unclsan stables
cannot be wholesome aud must be pro-
yocative of disease. Inflammation Of
the eyes is a common consequences Of
foul stables, but il the owner will cleanse
them, plaster will remove all the smell.
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Men and Arms for Cuba.

ORoNoco, July 1.-THE steamer Vir-
ginius, with three hundred and eighty
men and large amount Of ammunition
and stores, left the port of Cobello for
Cuba, under command Of Gen. Gorido,
nephew of Gen. Peraz. This is contra.
ry to the treaty between Spain and
Venezuela, and it is feared will give
rise to war. Spanish war vessels are
daily expected to blockade the ports.
Quesada has issued proclamation to
the Cubans, avowing his fidelity to the
cause Of the patriots.
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MISSOURI.
Failing OF n Bridge.

ST. LOUIS, July 23.-Yesterday the
last unfinished span of the Aux Vosse
railroad bridge on the south branch Of
the Louisiana and Missouri River rail-
road, fourteen miles south OF Mexico,
No, fell, killing one and woupdiug nine
workmen. 1t was the intention to have
the bridge completed this week, but this
accident will seriously delay its compile
ton. The length of,he fallen span was
2l0 feet, being the third and last one
from the north end. The cost OF the
wreck is not vet known.
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WEATHER REPORT.
synopsis for the Past TwentJ.Four
Hours.

WASHINGTON, July %, I P. M.-Ihe
area of low barometer continues over
Florida, with cloudy weather and south
west winds at Key West. The area OF
high barometer which on Saturday was
west of Michigan is now Central in
PENNSYLVANIA. Easterly winds are
now generally reported from Louisiana
to Lake Superior and the barometer is
falling from Kansas westward. Inc
clouds and rain have very generally
cleared away in New England but rain
has fallen from Nebraska westward and
cloudy weather is increasing west OF
the Mississippi. :, ,
ProbabiItiss.-It is probable that the
rain will extend on Monday from Kan,
sas to Lake Michigan and northward
with easterly winds on the upper Lakes
Pleasant weather will probably con-
tinue in the Middle and Eastern States
and the interior and South Atlantic
States
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Successful Lottery Tickets-ShiI
Captain Murdered.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-No. $685.
drew the $4,000 and 30, 2O,742 the
$4,000 prizes in the Sacramento Pio'
neer Lottery yesterday.
The first grand Republican meeting
of the campaign was held last evening.
Captain Sarman, ofthe bark Glimpse,
OF Puget Sound, is supposed to have
been fatally stabbed on board his yes
sci in this harbor yesterday morning by
a sailor, whom it is alleged he first
knocked down for failing to awaken
him at three o'clock, as ordered. Five
sailors were arrested as principles ol
accessories.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
The Latest News.


Gold closed in New York Saturday
at lllt. .7 ...
Sir Ed. Thornton, British Minister to
the United States, sailed for England
Saturday in the CuBard steamer A6ys-
sinia.
The Ohio and Mississippi railroad
gauge was changed on Saturday to mar
row.
In the absence OF Minister Thornton
Hon. Francis Packinham will act as
Charge d'Affairs Of the British Lesa-
ton.
1t is denied on Republican authority
that the Ku.Klux committee have re.
fused to summon Democratic witnesses.
They claim that those summoned re-
fused to appear.
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Radical Trickery Regarding tne
Ku.klux InvestfgntlOn.

One OF the vilest and most contempti-
bic Of Radical tricks has just been un-
earthcd here, and is TO be made a matter
of immediate investigation. Messrs.
Beck and Blair, the Democratic mem
bers Of the Ku.Klux committee here,
have been greatly surprised at the non
appearance Of prominent Southern gen.
tlemen who had been summoned as
witnesses before the committee, and
who, il was well known, were in a po'
sition 10 give q correct and truthful
view Of the Southern situation. ln view
Of the unaccountable delay in the arrival
OF these witnesses, a dispatch was
sent to the Southern papers last night
stating the surprise that was expressed,
and especially mentioning as singular
circumstance that such men as General
Wright and General Gordon and Hon.
T. Hardeman, jun, Of Georgia, who
were thoroughly conyersant with affairs
in their State, had failed 10 appear in
answer TO the summons.
This dispatch was published this
morning, and before one o'clock today
the following telegram was received
from one OF the parties named as a
dilatory witness:
Macon Ga. july 81. 1871.
"Mr - telesraphed July IL
that was ready to report. Received.
July II, from J. r. French reply that
I need not come, as the committee have
not time for more witnesses.
TSigned1 ct. HAIDExAS, JUS"
The IL r French mentioned is the
Radical Seroeant.at. Arms OF the Senate,
and he also acts az Marshal for the K u.
KIu- committee and sends out all sub.
nsnas ~ M Hardeman's dispatch was
isr, n ., oncs o. Mr. Beck who called the
o,,sn,;on NJ The committee TO il withou,
Ia and demanded An immediate in.
vsst;gat;on French was sent for, bat he
ooul5 NOT no fonnd and the innuiry vas
~, ng un,I ,n-mo,,ou and meanwhile
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Burglaf Shot.

FREEroRr, July 23.-This morning
about one o'clock four burglars made
an attempt to rob the Shirley House,
Mr. Shirley, the proprietor, had heard
the day before that there would be an
attempt made to rob him, ana was,
therefore, prepared for them. One OF
the burglars, named Jones, was trying g
to hoist The window, when Shirley shot
and instantly killed him, The othe.
arrested few hours after and sent 70
Kittanbipg this morning.
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CHICAGO.
Fatal Accident.

CHICAGO, July 22.-As Peter Boyd
and daughter, Of State Line, Indiana,
were returning home from Danville, II.
linois, Saturday last, in a wagon, and
while passing under the Terre Haute
and Wabash Railroad bridge, the horses
became frightened and Miss Boyd, in
endeavoriDg tocheck them, was thrown
from the wagon, and becoming entan-
gled in the harness, was dragged some
distance. When taken up she was
dead.
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Recovery of stolen Bonds.

HARRISBURG, July 22-One hundred
and fifty thousand dollars in bonds
were stolen from man in the sleeping
coach at the depot in this city, which
has all been recovered. The satchel
containing the bonds was taken from a
boy in the street. but the boy escaped.
The man from whom the bonds were
stolen belonged to the firm of George
Opdyks i Co., of New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-24
Wool CROWNS on . Large scale.

The California Farmer, in a notice Of
the extensive operations Of Messrs.
Flint, Bisby 4 Co., says: I'VE remem.
Der we'll when these gentlemen first i'm.
ported FIVE fue French merino sheep TO
improve the breed Of their flocks at San
Juan. Their flock was then only aiew
hundred ewes ard these fine American
this was fifteen years ago. Now they
own about 500. 900 acres Of land; l9,0U
in the immediate vicinity Of San Juan,
10000 in Los Apgelos, $1,000 in San
Louis, Obispo, and over $4,000 in San
Joaquin and Washington Territory. on
which Craze $1,000 sheep and thousands
of cattle. Their wool clipped this
spring will realize them about $e5, 600
over 100000 pounds having been
sheared."
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Ra se Hall.

CINCINNATI, July 22.-ln the game
of base ball, today, between the Ath'
letics, of Philadelphia, and the Forest
City., of Cleveland, the latter were de-
feated by the following score: Athlet'
les, Is; Forest Citys, 10.
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ILLINOIS.
Certificate. Filed.

SpRrSGFIKLD, July 22.-The Gales
burg Operative Union, capital $3.50
600, and the Illinois and Missouri Coal
Mining Company, capital $25O,OOo,
filed certificates OF organization in the
Secretary of States office this morning.
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shaking or the olive Branch.

ST. LOUIS, July 2.-The steamer
Olive Branch, hence TO New Orleans
sank at five o'clock this morning ten
miles below Grand Tower, between
here and Cairo. She lies straight but
in deep water, and it is feared she can
not be raised. The insurance valuation
is SSI 500 and is insured for s25 600 In
Cincinnati, Wheeling and Pittsburgh
Offices. W.
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yeyeFmore

Can the coarse gritty tooth powders
and Notwithstanding chemical fluids
find place on the toilets Of sensible
people. The fragrant and preoervative
Sozoooxf has superseded them oil.
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Atfemptetl Robbery.

JASEsvILLE, Wis, July 22.-Bur-
glars entered the posto'fice; also, the
express Office and a mill and foundry
at Fort Atkinson, Wis, but were
frightened away before they snc'"ede d
in getting ANYTHING.
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Death from Sunstroke.

MEMPHIS, July 22.--James Rose,
ESQ, a magistrate and highly respected
citizen Of this place, died last evening
from the effects OF sunstroke.
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WISCONSIN.
The Crops.

MADISON, Wis, July 22.-Harrest-
ing in this section is about hall finished,
and nearly all the grain is ready 'or the
reaper, but the season is DELAYED BY the
scarcity of labor. Wheat varies very
much, but it is averaged at about half a
crnp
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A Lnrre COrndci ID.

Mr.. Wallace Berry, who resides near
Pleasan: Hill, No, has 1900 acres OF
corn in one inclosure. This extensive
field is titled by seventeen men--each
using cultivator-and thirty.iour
mules. Mr. Berry expects to gather
this year fifty bushels Of corn TO the
acre, which will make his crop nearly
100, 600 bushels.
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Rumors Of Secretary Boutwells resig.
nation are again prevalent. They can.
not he traced to any reliable source.
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Mayor Hall.to Reply.

Mayor Hall will publish reply to-
morrow to the New York Times
charges against the city government.
The chief point made is that the
charges are instigated by malice because
the city government refused to audit q
bill which the Times presented for cor
poration printing.
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SNOW.

PITTSBURGH, July 22.-At Seeleys
station, on the line Of the Pan Handle
Railroad, last evening, large fakes OF
snow fell, and the ground in some
places is robed in white. The weather
Is very cold. fs@l
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PITTSBURGH.
A Seow Race.

PITTSBURGH, July PA great scow
race took place on the Allegheny river
this evening, and was witnessed by up
wards Of 1000 persons. There were
twentv-tour entries, each contestant be
ing dressed in different colored suits.
The affair was laughable in the e1
treme. One-third Of the rowers, in theil
anxiety to get ahead, were overturned in
the water, while others passed on. The
race was won by Ed. Brooks. A good
deal of mo ney was wagered on the con
test
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-24
WHEELING, VA, MONDAY MORNING, JULY a. 1871
Coroner's Jury on the Late Riot.

Coroner's Jury on the Late Riot.
The Coroner's inquest in the case OF
the victims OF the late riot will begin
tomorrow. The jary is said to be
formed of citizens Of high standing, but
the Coroner has thus far kept the names
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Tunnel Caved in,

A portion Of the new tunnel of the
New Haven railroad, at Seventy-frst
street, fell in this afternoon, carrying
with it several children who were play
ing on the edge Mary Ann Carson,
girl ten years Of age, and Phillip
Schremer, aged twelve years, were ter.
ribly crushed and will not recover.
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Nee ting OF Emperors Of Russia and
Germany.

BERLIN. July 23.-It is announced
that meeting between the Emperors
of Russia and Germany will take place
at Ingenheim, in Bavaria, >on Tuesday
next. 1t is conjectured that the meet
Ing between the two sovereigns may be
attended with important political results.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-30
Sin SHrttt tpetter aberoo1 nod
..'sr ,,i.< an, aIten Tled. =" 81"

Mu@ in @albin9ton, Der Bunpe8>
bauptftapt, batten mebrere Damen, an
Der Spibe Die bsfannts Grau spencer
eeltiBt auf Die 8ebauptune, oaB ibnen
Die Mmenpements CUR Contribution pa6
BIr9erre&t perleiben> ibre Namen
ole Snmmaeberinnen re9i(rtren la1en
unp, "a man bic Nnnabme {bre6 8otumS
permeieerte, ibr Redt Dor @eri@t aelu6t.
Das Sber9eri9t pes Ditrifte bat nun
in pieler Sa9e Elm Ne4ts9uta@fen
at9eeeben. melde6 i'm Weientli6ea be-
iaet, poB nab Dem betrefsnren M'nenps>
r,ent Den Trauen alerpinas ra6 Yirser>
re@t sewdbtIeiitet let> oab cieles Dir
9erre9t aber cas Stimmre&
ni@t einldiis6e, pab cas- eeBtere oie!mebr
purh belonbert Nfte III Yerleiben fet.
6iermit flno nun, wie mir gu unlerm
8erauern iaaen mu0en, uniere liebens<
wiroieen ,Mttbur8e;innen", ,psnn au@
einen S9ritt ,peiter, cod I'm @eitntli6en
am alten Jlef. Der S@riu wetter
In. cob ie, einmal alS . 1r9er" an
erfannt. ben beib eriebnten 3ulaB sun
"poQ" leihter erbalten rperoen, aber tja
oteies eei6iebt dnp fe iopeit Die praetiidnr
wi,fiamite uno barum b16f beoebr'e
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fommt, auf Den, alien Sled.
Ni6ter Garter pom Den, Sberoeriht
frtest fir :!einc Gntl@eipun9 teinen Rub
pom Der Wopcbuu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-30

3en I3u lerntn uno nun auieben mue, tpie
Der l@mudt Seppel nit itiner Mnnar
marie berumfauf. Der Mann ipri&l
ME Seprudt," iast rie hide @ntbe, pie
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frttst. 1871 .a3 5z5A h, ii sttf
So eS IT f&wer, ta@ man fi& an a rs
bertr 2eute Greupe BON 9anatm Ser.
3en unb BON oanSer @eele sere1Bt aud
,psnn mon ltlbf nt@t mitma&en tam
oper oart 8rtn 9 t mans aber cod
ferti9, nana freili@ aiebts aud feline
9r6bere Greupe auf Grpen, als 3u l&auen,
ME Nnrere slldlt6 fno. DARN
bsft: bt penu au@ bic t5&fe Greupe eines
mirflrb 9uten 6irttn, aud rpenn
er felbt, srnf uno, ,pa&lam eaiesn mu6.
Su ieben, ME feline S6daein luiti9 blpz
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freier Mu ANA ~. . rbieten, pas tonntt
idon III @icero'6 3eiten, uno fam aud
beute nur Elm Narro per Elm s lde :
fetolr.@ '' @1". 49, -,
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Deutf9e Nortcfunaen.

Deutlde @orlelun9en i9einen bic:
len @inter auerorten auf Der Gage5orr:
uuns 3ufeben, Elm erfreuliheS 3eider
raflr. rab aud bel ben Deut1hen 81,
BEL ben Mmerifanern ldno1 populdren
"2tctures" INNER ausemeineren Gineana
finpen. Mu9 in Der Bunpe6baupttapl
Balbinoton bat I& Elm betrefenpee
Committee 9ebiloet ZEN, porldufa pie Ar,
ran9iruua res f%olseneen prosramms &C.
luneen 1T:
Grieprid 6eder: v9incoln
uno @rommeu", ben 26. Nops 1sber
1871.
Or. @ilbelm 9orban: @sz
iGnae aus ieinem Gpo8 ~Nibelun9en,"
Den II. DeAbr. 1871.
Gbsooor & mann: vDie
&unft in Der @el&i@te", ben Z. Sanuar
1872. -
Carl 5@ur3: Tbena unb Sag
Ger @rrlefuns portebalten.
(Ba1b. @oI.)
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Hllerneu

= gler 1T in @aibinoton anSefum<
men rnp bat li@ bel ben, ru(fi&en Sc
lanrtsn einouartirt. ~:
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Iler tele9rapbirt: ~
,Ginsue berli& ;ptd&tiaer Gmpfaue.
Mili3patare, Ausemeiner Gefftas in BEL
Stapt."
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als @ommi0dr Der Yarfarbeiten NIT A&
uno &ra@ aufseaeben. unp Elm 6err nos
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lddftist jeet pos projeft sines &atele
purd Den WidisansSee.
- Die @incinnatitr 9aten cem@enez
raj @eiBel Gin Banfett.
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9e>n,b tint n'trblt&e beuti@t rtttpulblitant,
@e 3ettuns II ett,fsr" etistod" falf&
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Mit famerili@ b%trdbrerber 6elkft.
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f&laser, mill. 70 baue Il .fIe ni&t pOn
S&ultern pieler &eformatoren, Bonn
ooB Is bort Der ~&5pfe" "bo& 9arau
0tebt, pas benefit BET iber>
1anbte Muifel. -.
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Der proje8 bee oeutf@er Ssjtals
. ~ Sc ofraten:

(aus ssan e,r.ppneeuu, aus etuts aa eas GiuetH natl
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Syn Monat December ,percen tptr bte
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Gle @erbancluneen 'puirfteu pcn aueem:ts
mem Sntere6e fem. @eaen ri' oucere1
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wrrren. au9 rruroe ufert Don Der
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b5ber binauf uno, man fraat NIT Nedt
pie loQ ipdter cieie ,~oSiale &riNa enrsn?
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-30
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