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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-21
CALIFORNIA.
The state Fair.

SACRAMENTO, September 20.-Great
interest is manifested in the Agricul
turaI State Fair now being held in this
city. The horse racing 10 day has been
very exciting, and the course was
crowded with people to witness them.
The stallion race was very fine one,
Immense enthusiasm prevailed when
the time made in the race was an
nounced. The race was won by Black
bird, who trotted his rirst mile in 2:2S.
The running race for three year old
colts, best three in five, was won in
three heats by Nell Fisher, after hard
contest Time LAB, l:4ji, l:46.
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has since LETT the country and gone W
Europe, and Mr.. Harrigan has taken
his place. We have not been able tC
learn whether the vouchers were mis-
sing previous to or after Mr.. Connolly,
departure, nor whether any facts which
directly lead to implicate him are
known. 1t was said some days ago by
men who knew that these vouchers
were missing, that it was designed In the
Comptroller's office to manufacture ne"
vouchers in place Of them, but we dc
not find any evidence that such is the
case. 1t is believed that Mayor Hall
will make official use Of this. robbery
as we'll as of the latter one, to the ut
most for the purpose of driving Mr.
Connolly from hissoffice. g.. .
> The Evening NeDs publishes the FOL
lowing statement: The man who stole
the vouchers from the Comptroller
Office is now known, and warrant has
been issued for his arrest. He is prob
ably in custody by this time. The
foregoing statement can be implicitly
relied upon. We have all the facts in
our possession, but refrain from making
them public, in order not to defeat the
ends Of justice We regret to add that
the head of a department, it appears,
was the instigator of the robbery.
Comptroller Connolly will, tomorrow
morning, publish a card to the public,
in relation to the article published in
the Evening Post this afternoon, regard
ing the abstraction Of the vouchers
from the Comptrollers office, early in
the previous summer. Mr.. Connolly
states that he was made acquainted
with the loss of the vouchers referred
to, in the fall of 1870, and at the time
instructed the Deputy to have them re-
turned He declares that he supposed
that they had been so returned until
directed otherwise after the death OF
VIM. Watson, the late County Auditor.
He further says that the loss Of the
vouchers was well known TO Mayor
Hall, Sweeney and Tweed Immediately
after VIM. Watson's death.
Connolly Recognized az Comp.
IEOIttTs
The feeling around the Court
House and City Hall has abated its
fervor considerably since morning.
There are many rumors current regard
ing the action Of the Comptroller and
the newly appointed Deputy, many OF
which are doubtless unfounded. One
Of these rumors is to the effect that the
appointment of Comptroller will now
be rendered by Mayor Hall to Mr.. w.
E. Warren, a well-known Republican
of this city, who has already served a
long time as Deputy Comptroller. The
Superintendent of Parks has made a
requisition upon Comptroller Connolly
for money required to meet the pay
ments now due upon the pay rolls OF
the Parks. This is considered a dis
tinct recognition of Connolly's right to
perform the duties Of Comptroller.
The Cholera at Perth AmbOy.
Two cases of Asiatic cholera are said
to have appeared at Perth Amboy, Jer-
sey, the victims being recently landed
emigrants from Germany. Amboy is
alarmed, and an investigation has been
commenced.
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some interest is felt to know what
sort of an island New Caledonia is,
where many thousands Of Communist
prisoners from Paris are likely to be
sent New Caledonia Is a tropical
island in the mid Pacific, about two
hundred and twenty miles long by thirty
broad, with a mountainous centre. lts
native population were Kanakas, mild
people but fond o eating their enemies
when friends were scarce. They
have, however, mostly disappeared, car
lisi off by consumption. The chic
settlement is Noumea, with no stream
Of fresh water nearer than eight miles
This leland will be fearful Danish
ment for the Paris born.
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SCRANTON.
Pennsylvania State Fair-SecOn


Pennsylvania State Fair-Secohd
Day.
SCRANTON, September 2O.-The sec
ond day Of the Nineteenth Pennsylva-
MIA State Fair opened today ausplcIous-
ly. The attendance is increasing. The
premiums to county societies for dis
play o: fruit, is closely contested. Slmi-
lar premiums on oxen has brought
from Susquehanna county slxty-hve
yokes OF Devons owned by one man.
The display OF minerals, machinery
household conveniences and ImpIe'
ments, is the best ever held In the
State.
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PITTSBURGH.
Verdict in the Sligo Wife Murder
Case.

PITTSBURGH, September 20.-Patrick
Barry, who murdered his wife, a few
months ago, by splitting her head open
with hatchet, plead guilty this morn
ing, in the Criminal Court. In answer
to the usual question Of the Clerk, as
to his being guilty or not guilty. Barry
replied, rather feebly: al murdered
her" This unexpected confession stag
gered his counsel, and created quite a
tir in the courtroom. However, his
counsel put in plea of not guilty, on
behalf OF the defendant II was or
dered that the case 60 to the jury, for
the degree Of murder to be decided upon.
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LOUISVILLE.

we're Accident-The Late Accident
on Louisville aad Nashville Rail.
road.
LOUISVILLE, September 2O.-The
woman who attempted TO light a fire
with kerosene died last night, about II
o clock.
At 5 o'clock this morning, Thomas
Welsh, OF the City Hospital, got up for
some purpose, and was feeling his way
about the building, in the dark, when
he fell three stories through the ele-
vator, dislocating his shoulder, break
ing both bones of his ankle, and badly
bruising him.
The Coroner's jury, in the late disas-
ter on the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, placed the blame on George
Pattock, engineer, and William Witty,
conductor, of the south bound train.
Warrants were today issued for their
arrest.
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BROOKLYN.
Inquest i'm the Torpedo Case-Siab-
bing ARRAY.

BROOKLYN, September 20.-The in
quest on the body OF Goldscmidth, OF
the firm of torpedo manufacturers, who
died from the effect OF the injuries re
ceived at the explosion in New York
last Thursday, was concluded to day.
The verdict was that the deceased came
to his death by accident
Francis Farrell entered the barber
shop OF H. Reuch this morning, and
got into Il dispute with Reuch's son,
which terminated in the latter stabbing
Farrell with a pair Of shears He will
die from the wound. Reuch was ar
rested.
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According to late reports from the
South, the statements OF Hon. John
Scott relative to ourrages and murders
in South Carolina were immensely ex-
aggera.ed in fact, they were altogether
bogus. The fellows who got them up
should be scotch'd," If not killed.
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1t is reported that the Republican
Congressional committee il in a muddIe
about the present management OF
affairs in the South, and will Insist upon
Radical changes throughout. The
Democrats will not object il they change
every Radical Office. holder in the South
ern country.
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WILLIAM GKoEsBEcK, who is stump
ing Ohio for the Democrats, is pro
nounced the Daniel Webster Of the
West. How il he on the chowder
question, Tor the making OF which the
great Daniel was once so famous
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-21

A SENATORIAL Syndicate is threatened
in Kentucky, in which bright eyes,
dining tables, parIors aud back Offices
in Frankfort are promiscuously inter.
mixed. 1t is feared that there will not
be an idle whisky bottle in five miles
around.
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1t j. stated that the new cOlOred
West Pointer, John Gee, will take the
stump 10 Alabama. The campaign
will then probably be conducted upon
what they call in the rural districts the
Gee mp and Gee whoa principle.
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NEBRASKA A.
The ConstItutiOn Carried

OMAHA, September 2O.-Lancaster
county has given 1000 majority for the
Constitution. 1t will probably he car
ried by several hundred majority. The
returns are coming very slowly.
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ST. LOUIS.
Arrival of Goldsmith Maid ana
Lucy.

ST. LOUIS, September 20.-Goldsmith
Maid and Lucy arrived here this morn
ing. The most intense interest Is felt
here in the race that comes off on the
22d instant. 1t is confidently believed
that the fastest time yet will be made
on the st. Louis track at that time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-21

A correspondent Of the Louisville
CouriT-JourRaL-a KeDtuckian-thinks
the best man to win a Democratic
victory 10 General Winfield Scott Han
cock.
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WASHINGTON.
Snow at Mt. Washington,

WASHINGTON, September 2O.-The
Signal Bureau has dispatch from Mt,
Washington at ) O'Clock P. NJ, which
says: "A light snow is falling; ther,
mometer 2I0"
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COrcOran Art Gallery Fund.

Mr.. COrcoran proposes to sell to the
Board OF Public Works whole square
of ground in the central portion of the
city for 81 100000, taking in payment
bonds OF the Territory bearing seven
per cent. interest, and donate the bonds
to the Corcoran Art Gallery Fund.
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The Ku-KIux Committee,

The Ku-Klux committee held brief
meeting to-day and discovered that they
had exhausted the entire amount OF
the appropriation, which necessitates a
suspension of the contemplated trip
throughout the South for the present.
Without transacting any business the
committee adjourned until tomorrow.
1t is the intention to divide the com
mittee into subcommittee and visit the
entire South previous to the meeting OF
Congress, provided that funds can be
raised to deiray their expenses.
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!. II. PESDLEros. 81. o. DAvysPoEr
pENDIEyON a U1sEN PORT.

A TTORSEIs AT LAW, fOURTH
a street, above the Office Of lamb a
Paul, Wheeling. Practice Law la nh The
Courts OF Ohio aud MARSHALL counties, W
Va, and In the Federal Courts ana JDurt 80
Appeals Also IN BoighbOTiBg c'mntss "i
Ohio and Pennsylvania. pp.
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The British Troops
Cholera I'm Smyrna.

LONDON, September pa dispatch
from Smyrna states that the cholera has
broken out in that city, causing much
alarm. A number OF fatal cases are
reported and it IS feared the epidemic
may create terrible mortality, the
narrow, filthy streets and the ill-sup-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-21
WATCH FREE-GIyES GRATIS
TOBACCO.
Vegetable Cathartic Pill

EOR HEADACHE, USE ONLY Nc
E Lain's
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The Cholera at Perth Amboy

Two cases of Asiatic cholera are said
to have appeared at Perth Amboy, Jer-
sey, the victims being recently landed
emigrants from Germany. Amboy is
alarmed, and an investigation has been
commenced.
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ment soon after arose, and but little
was done in Masonry here for NUM-
Der Of years. Atlength, however, there
was revival of interest which has
steadily progressed to the present time.
Prominent among those who have con-
tributed to the present prosperity Of the
Fraternity here should be mentioned
the names Of the late Past Grand Mas
tiers B. B. French, Charles Frailey, and
George C. Whiting. Nor should we
omit the names Of those Masons who
were officially residing here and lent
the influence Of their exalted positions
to the advancement Of the Craft Such
were Presidents Monroe, Jackson,
Tyler, Polk, Buchanan, and johnson;
and to these may be added Houston,
Dunlap, Dawson, Cass, Quitman,
Shields, Giddings, Cobb, and Hall, and
host of other leading men in con-
gressional and official life.
The Craft in the District Of Columbia
now embraces Grand Lodge and nine
teen subordinate lodges, a Grand Chap
ter and seven subordinate chapters,
three communicates Of knights Temp
lar, and various bodies connected with
the Scottish Rite The total member
ship is about twenty-five hundred.
The Masonic Hall Association, under
whose auspices the noble edifice at the
corner Of Ninth and F street has been
erected, was incorporated by Congress
in April, 1864 The cornerstone Of the
Temple was laid May 20 1868, and the
Temple was dedicated May 20, 1870
the address on the occasion being deliv-
cred by Ben Perley Poore, Esq.
This Temple not only provides most
admirably for all the wants Of the Ma
sonic order in its spacious and sumptu-
ously furnished halls, but, in its magni-
ticcnt hall and music rooms, it supplies
a much-nccdcd dcsideratum to society
in Washington-entral, wcll-arrang-
ed and every way convenient and
suitable place for lectures, !airs, con-
ccrts, banqucts, balls, and assemblies.
In the spacious and magnificent ball
room the Fraternity, on the tenth OF
April, entertained Earl de Grey, Grand
Master of Masons of England, at a
splendid banquet, to which were invited
to meet him all the Grand Masters Of
MasOns Of the United States, besides
Lord Tentcrdcn, Sir John 4. MacDOn-
aid, Colonel Bernard, Mr.. lie Strange Of
British Legation, senators, representa-,
tives, and other celebrities in political
and social life, who are also brothers OF
the Mystic Tie The Earl was first re-
ccivcd and welcomed in Grand Lodge,
and the brethren presented to him; after
which the company descended to the
banquet hall, where after the pretty
ceremony Of opening table lodge,
tho festivities were kept up till two
o'clock in the morning. The proceed
ings were marked throughout hy de-
corrm and good taste, And the Fratcr-
nifty has just reason to feel proud OF the
magnificent success achieved on the
occasion.
4 memorial volume, we learn, i,
nearly ready for issue from the press,
containing full report of all the pro
cccdings and speeches at this truly ILL
tcrnational Masonic entertainment.
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PROPOSALS.

= .A.th PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
u. '''"i nom the committee on Water
n' 5h'I on" o'clock Saturday, June Sd,
'." "iNiu- ,hi.tl-one hundred feet oi
pipe; also, thirty-two hundred
I.I' more or less; also, large lot of
%, ',' i"Hr D. inch pipe-the twelve
To Too '". .l-.n of an inch thick; the eight
.i." q" b." 9-lG inch thick the six (6l
,....' '''. mrh pipe To be p inch thick,
80 49,. .'.' 't'. necessary branches TO suit the
49,. I'D. >sh' PIPE: also, stop cocks and
.. ...-' 10 ID. "a number Sufficient Tor lay
,'H rlC, the number 10 he here
. ''''riuvvi 10y the said committee;
p, .'' ant branches to be cast or moulded
- '.'"i tui ina pcrpend cular position,
... -'I lark gray iron, 50 that II can
g., '..1 "''u'd; each pipe apiece to be y
. .H'..'> long, and the Finch pipe To
"'' lr>> than ~ pounds, nor more
,r. r"HhiS apiece; the S-inch pipe 10
800, "'' Ir>> than 625 pounds nor more
,y..'. pounds apiece; the 6-inch pipe TO
nm ~. .'>> than 30 pounds, nor more
wr-,.. POUNDS apiece: the finch pipe TO
fa.i, ..'' les than 80, pounds, nor more
l,-,,' bounds apiece; the pipe and
> ana >top-coCks to be- delivered on
'.''' where the work Is TO be done.
IT,, quantity OF street boxes, the guam
H. o. Toe determined by the committee.
>,.,.. ''> VIII designate for pipe, branches,
er,.s, N> al :" much per pound; the stop
.f.'> h"u hrc-plugS at so much apiece.
=, ice tn be commenced making on the
,., gay ~ July, and deliver not less than
,v.'. IN" or branches per day until the
A ,.., Is completed; the pipe TO bear
and "i 20 pounds hydraulic pressure,
,h t" he tested in Wheeling under
Of ~ "l|iNl>lOn of the superintendent
ham, Water Works, and at the eN-
-. 49, ~ lhr contractor: the payments To
,'>H iprall OF the above work; the con-
g,,i T or contractors to give bond and
Tr,'.!. security for tn. fuifillment of the con-
r.,,,.9 ri"re entering on the job, the city
or .,Il 'iS The right 10 receive or reject any
I,,-''I,' bid>. Bids will be endorsed PRO
~, S> ', Tor water pipe, branches, &c" and to
'e'l with the Clerk of the city.
,oo.,, A. WILSON,
"''S% Ch'm'n Com. on Water Works.
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SPw York Market.

New YORK, June :.
FLOUR-is shade frmer at
S. 6OG5 % TOR snperfine State;
Sc l5M6 81 for extra State Sc BOA
6 ~ tor choice do; s. 6O65 % for
superfne western; S. l566 - for com
mon to medium extra western; So 80
M6 % for choice do; Sc 9O@7 % tor
good to choice white wheat western
extra; s. 30@6 10 for common to
good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; IS 45M6 % for trade brands;
Sc 3O@6 50 for common 10 talr extra
ST. Louis and Sc SjM9 90 TOR good TO
choice do, the market closing quiet.
Southern flour is shade tirmcr al
Sc S0G7 80 for common to fair extra;
and s. 35@9 90 for good to choice do.
Rye flour unchanged at 81 2jM6 IL.
Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat, lie better at 81 a
for new spring atioat; 81 &c for
amber western; and State. Rye, dull.
Barley dull and nominal; barley malt
quiet and unchanged. Corn. firmcr:
Il}G,724c for interior and common west,
ern mixed; 13@7jc for good to choice
do. and I5c for yellow do. Oats are a
shade frmer at 66@10c for western
and Ohio.
PROVISIONS - Pork frmer at
Sl5 - for new mess; $l3 O0@
Is 30 for prime. and Sl3 509l4 % for
new prime mess. Beef, quiet at $40 on
ola 90 for plain mess and Sl4 0O@
Il 90 for extra mess. Beet hams dull
at $40 0O@26 90. Tierce beef dull at
800 00625 90 for prime mess; % GOA
IS % for India mess. Cut meats un
changed at l0@l2lc for hams and 5i@
&C for shoulders; middles quiet. Lard
heavy at 94@lOic for steam and
l0Ic for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Flrm and in fair demand
at l0@@23c for western, and l2@2Sc
for State
CHEESE-ln moderate request al
! at 5@l3lc for common TO prime.
COTTON-ls dull and rather easier
Isle for low middling and l9sc for md
ding uplands.
PETROLEUM-Is more active and
firm at l5@l5!c for crude, an 26!c FOL
refined.
TALLOW Steady at 9@9Ic stear
rine quiet at ll@l2ic.
WHISKY-Quiet at 93c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New YORK Money Market.

New YORK, June s, 6 p. NJ.
MONEY-Market remains easy. and
the two extremes for call loans are pa
D per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Dull and
somewhat nominal at ITO to llOb for
prime bankers sixty days sterling, and
ll0l to Ill for light.
GOLD-The market was dull during
the afternoon. and closed at l2i
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; .Tc.unnrt Marker.

CINCINNATI. June ).
COTTON-Stcady; sales Of mjddling
at l94@I94c.
FLOUR-Good demand lower grades
81 7jG 5 80; superfne$5 100000; fam
lily Sc 7jGG 90
GRAIN-Wheat, demand limited; red
81 4S@l 30. Corn firmer at 56@j?c
for mixed ear TO pure yellow. Oats I'M
changed at 52Gj7c. Rye dull at @jM
81 Oh. Barley dull at 81 0J6l TO-
HAY-Steady at SO GOALS 90.
OILS-Lindsred oil at 92G95c.
PROVlSIONS-Me>s pork SO lj@
l6 90 Bulk meats firm; shoulders q
AISLE; rib sides &c; clear sides 1s@Sc,
loose. Bacon strong shoulders 63@6!c;
clear rib sides SiMSsc; clear sides SIC;
sugar cured hams l4@l51. Lard is
steady at 93@l0c.
SUGARS-Firm; l44c for hards; l3lc
for "a New Orleans common to fancy
93@124c; yelows ll0l2c.
TOBACCO-Firm trash to bright
selections s. 9OM4O CO.
WHISKY-Quiet at SOC.
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NOVEMBER 4, 1854.
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